Hubbard Seeks Auxiliary Police and Dispatchers
Hubbard announces openings for auxiliary policemen and a Civil Service exam for radio dispatcher at City Hall. Applicants aged 20 to 33 must be high school graduates, U.S. citizens, and city residents for one year. Applications due by 12 midnight Friday Nov 10. contact 256 Westview Avenue. boosterettes meet Nov 13 in room 128 at the high school.
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Hubbard
Ernest DeMatteo
DeMatteo
Civil Service Commission
Council Chambers
City Hall
United States
F. P. Crea
Westview Avenue
Reading aid program using The Electric Company at Hubbard Reed
Hubbard Reed Middle School joins area schools in a six week trial of televised reading help for fifth graders behind in reading. Students view The Electric Company from 9 to 9 30 a m and follow with in class discussions. Teachers note strong engagement and unique animation aids.
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Reed Middle School
the Electric Company
Hubbard — Reed Middle School
Pro
Reed
Rons
Band Sponsors meeting showcases sweeter songs program
Hubbard School hosts Band Sponsors meeting on Tuesday November 14 at 8 p.m. in the high school band room. Students under Mr. Dominic Feorene perform on special instruments. Honored musicians include Bruce Guidosh Tuba Karen Frease Bassoon Debbie Switzer Oboe Velina Rosine Base Clarinet. Mrs. Joel Sabella reveals Candy sale results and Seventh grade band parents serve refreshments chaired by Mrs. Helen Oliu.
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Hubbard
Dominic Feorene
Bruce Guidosh
Karen Frease
Debbie Switzer
Velina Rosine
Joel Sabella
Helen Oliu
Hubbard Residents Phone Numbers Published
Hubbard residents are instructed to call the Hubbard News at 534-1570 before noon and at 545-5449 before 5 p.m. for contact or distribution matters.
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Hubbard
Hubbard News
School drive raises UNICEF funds despite smaller group
Approximately $299 was collected by St. Patrick's School children on October 31 as 45 eighth grade students canvassed the city from 3 to 4 30 p.m. The drive shows a slight drop from last year due to fewer participants, yet Principal Sister Marjorie Harder H. M. thanked the community for the campaign's success.
Hubbard seeks extra funds for city water project
Hubbard bids on enlarging the water system show a funding shortfall even with HUD grants. Fourteen firms bid on three areas with projected costs reaching about 720000 four and a half years after the original estimates. Mayor Baldine plans to seek HUD help to cover about half the additional cost amid rising labor and material prices.
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Hubbard
Jacobs Road
Office of Housing and Urban Development
Ted Castoli
Joseph Baldine
HUD
Baldine
Columbus
Hubbard to Receive Broadcasting Equipment Under Safe Streets Plan
Ohio Department of Economics and Community Development Justice Division officials clarified the police radio system for Trumbull County towns as part of the Safe Streets Program. Mayor Joseph Baldine and Police Chief Ernest DeMatteo met state representatives at the Avalon Inn seeking a definitive setup.
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Warren
Hubbard
Baldine
Congress
Parents air views on school structure and funding
Hubbard report details a parental survey on school operations and finances from the “Search for Concensus” meeting last spring. It covers career prep, tax funding methods, state vs local control, and proposed three-source revenue, plus education service sharing and trimester plans with countywide broadcasting and water system updates in Hubbard.
Reed council heads elected for 1972-73 school year
Hubbard Reed students elected Sue Walker as chairman and David Lind as assistant chairman for the 1972-73 year. Chris Romano was named treasurer, Mike Lutheran recorder, and Rusty Davis assistant recorder. The council reports over $100 earned from skating parties and outlines five future activities. A mock presidential election was held November 7.
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Hubbard — Reed
Sue Walker
David Lind
Chris Romano
Mike Lutheran
Rusty Davis
United States
Pamela Schultz
Jane Reeder
Rudy Geidans
Edward Madeline
Mary Beth Franko
John Davis
Tara Caldwell
Brad Lewis
Angela Neal
Ron Young
Jill Bonace
John Delliquadri
James LaCivita
Boon or boondoggle the Lake Erie to Ohio River Canal
A lengthy look at the Lake Erie to Ohio River Canal debate tracing its history from George Washington era plans to modern revival. Proponents argue for cheaper freight and regional revival while opponents warn of massive costs and displacement. The tug between stub projects and a full connection continues with political and industry backing and fierce local dissent.
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Mahoning Valley
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Dale I. Peskin
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Akron
Erie
Congress of the United States
Ohio River Canal
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Charles J. Carney
George Washington
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Beaver
Warren
Steel Industry
Carney
Warren-Beaver Stud-Ent
Youngstown
Stub Canal
Upper Ohio Valley Assn
Pennsylvania
Frank Nemec
Sheet and Tube
Regional Growth Foundation
Hans G Blockin
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Boosterettes
The
Hubbard Boosterettes
Creative Crafts Hubbard
Creative Craft Club
Unicef
Maplewood Park
Board of Education
Ohio
Maplewood
Trumbull County
Reed Council
Frant Rusty Davis
By Dale L. Peskin
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Panama Canal
St. Lawrence Seaway
Suez Canal
Michael Kirwan
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