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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1981
Page
11
Police chief John Karlovic and officer Clarence Brewer visited a Hubbard Township kindergarten class to engage students in safety lessons and discuss community policing. The event highlighted student questions and the department’s outreach efforts.
Rev C J Peters of New Castle Pennsylvania a full time evangelist and pastor with 24 years in Elwood City Butler Titusville Philadelphia Buffalo and Hartford will headline a revival program at Nyack College New York and discuss faith and ministry He outlined safety lessons for children about riding buses and how to respond to lost situation stressing names addresses and police as a friend
Roosevelt Elementary School room mothers led by Donna Hughes and Sharon Inskeep held a breakfast meeting with 137 attendees. They planned two parties Valentine’s Day and Halloween and will treat students to movies at Christmas. PTA president Shirley Baker spoke about Oktoberfest tomorrow night.
The Hubbard News lists birthday names by date from October 12 to October 18, including Nancy Anderson and Robert Evans on the 12th and Margaret Haines on the 15th, with numerous other neighbors. The column notes the birthday page is being updated and invites additions or corrections.
A new Brownie Troop organized in Hubbard will meet weekly on Wednesdays from 2:30 to 3:30 pm at Roosevelt School. Mrs. Anne Rudinsky and Mrs. Sue Lambert named cookie chair. Members include Karla Benner Heather Will Stephanie Sackett Denise Baker and others.
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