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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1981
Page
3
The narrator watches a radar demonstration with Snyder at Route 422. The trooper explains how the device shows approaching car speeds and cautions that speeds over 55 miles per hour can lead to arrest.
Trustees reviewed purchasing orders totaling 980.93 including 222.23 for hydrant work 575 for truck fittings and 183.70 for road oil. Beverly Reghetti presented a 79-name petition asking for more street lights on Weir Road and it was taken under advisement. Police Chief Hartsock reported a new cruiser with radios and roof mountings installed urged vacation house checks. burglaries tied to a juvenile with a size eight footprint. three of eleven reserve officers have quit bringing total to eight. Fire Chief Snyder said the Altoona pumper will be ready this week for pickup and plant tour by three or four members. Road Dept Thompson said the sweeper is out daily and about half the township is swept. Next Howland Township Board meeting set for Tuesday April 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the township administration building.
Morgandale students stage a spring program with Molly Fillmore and Shannon McNicholas among cast, while crews led by Argie Kalogerou design sets. Second graders hunt decorated eggs in classes of Lois Price and Sandee Holesko, and third graders make marshmallow eggs for staff. Fourth graders pen beliefs about friendship for Nell Brooks.
Matz of Centa University intends to major in business administration in the fall and aims to participate in business to earn a decent living. He also plans marriage after college. He has a brother at Howland High School who was chosen to represent Howland at Boys State.
Freshman applications at KSU main campus jump 38 percent and deadlines near for next year. Juniors may earn college credit this summer at George Washington University. Osu offers a math summer program for high school juniors. Ball State runs physics and astronomy programs for grades 10 to 12. Thiel College holds May 22 business administration scholarships. The Institute of Computer Management offers three non-need scholarships. Tri State University and the University of Dayton host summer programs for junior girls. ACT test registration due May 15.
In Howland at Ideal S & J Foods on Old Route 82, Aid to Appalachia will load trucks Saturday April 25. Bettie Krauss, head of the project, asks donors to arrive early as trucks fill quickly. Seeds, powdered milk, clothing and food are needed. donations come from McLean Trucking and Smith Transfer.
The Howland Township Board of Zoning Appeals granted a conditional zoning certificate to Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Savage of 8311 Dawson Dr. SE. The approval permits the couple to proceed with their proposed use under specified stipulations.
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