Foreign students visit Howland area for cultural exchange
Jochen Apperle from Germany and Kaoru Shimose from Japan are visiting Howland for several weeks. Apperle, from Goppingen, will stay two weeks with host Kenneth and Betty Hurd on Howland Springs Rd as part of a 24 member group backed by Howland Community Church CYF. Shimose, from Tokyo, arrives for a month with LABO, a program placing Japanese students in the United States to learn English and American culture.
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Howland
Jochen Apperle
Germany
Kaoru Shimose
Japan
Kenneth L. Hurd
Howland Springs Rd
Apperle
CYF
Goppingen
Shimose
Tokyo
Labo
The
United
Howland Area
Jochen Rupperle
Howland School Sign-Up Plans for Grades 9–12
Registration for new Howland Local School students in grades nine through 12 will be on August 15 and 16. Sessions run 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the high school guidance office. The article notes LABO placements via 4-H and mentions four Trumbull County students. It also highlights Shimose’s Ohio State Fair visit with her Howland sister and Heidi Hurd’s 1985 CYF European tour, including Stuttgart, Germany, as she participates in CYF and 4-H activities.
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Kenneth L. Hurd
Hurd
Heidi
Howland
LABO
Trumbull
Shimose
Heidi Hurd
Kenneth Hurd
CYF
Stuttgart
Germany
The
4-H
Land use plan presented at Howland trustee meet
Howland Township trustees received the comprehensive land use plan developed by the zoning commission and an eight member ad hoc committee to guide future zoning, variances, and growth as the township expects population rise from about 20 000 to 30 000 by 2000. The plan aims to address economic social and environmental needs and may be used to adjust ordinances. The board plans to vote at the next regular meeting in September after review. In other business bids were approved for paving Castle Rock Drive at an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 and a first spraying of mosquito pesticide cost about 1 100 with possible follow up spraying based on weather.
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Tony Nick Howland
Howland Township
James Herman
Herman
Howland
Ohio
Zoning Commission
Orwig
Orval Waldron
County Board of Elections
Castle Rock Drive
Lloyd Welch
Castle Rock
Welch
Trumbull County Health Department
Howland weighs Blue Cross premium hike
Howland Township Trustees debate a proposed Blue Cross of Eastern Ohio premium increase that could raise annual costs by about 30,000. Current coverage includes Blue Cross Blue Shield major medical dental and prescription plans with the township paying full premiums. Also approved a one year 50 cent raise for the Township Police Department and awarded Motorola a two way radio bid for police and fire use.
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Tony Nick Howland
Blue Cross
Ohio
G. Lee Krauss
Blue Shield
Krauss
Lloyd Welch
Welch
Motorola Communications and Electronics Inc
Motorola
David Hartsock
Politics Runs In The Krauss Family
Local politics veteran G Lee Krauss sees his granddaughters Deann and Marianne stepping into public service at Mathews High School. Marianne, senior, joins club leadership and plans YSA study. Deann, sophomore, treasurer and choir majorette en route to broadcasting and YSA. Grandfather notes township finances have grown from 415,704 to nearly 3 million, with investments aiding services and tax stability. Krauss seeks re election in November.
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Krauss
Barbara Powell
Deann
Mathews High School
Marianne
S.A.E
Mathews
Y.S. A
Donna Crean
School of Dance
Bolindale
Y.S.A
Marianne Grandpa Krauss
Howland Township
Howland
G. Lee Krauss
Deann Powell
Marianne Powell
Mathews High
Bruce Harvey Installed as Mahoning Valley Restaurant Assoc President
Bruce F. Harvey of Howland was installed as president of the Mahoning Valley Restaurant Association. George Bosley, president of the Ohio State Restaurant Association, announced the leadership change.
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Howland
Bruce F. Harvey
Mahoning Valley Restaurant Association
George Bosley
Ohio State Restaurant Association
Outstanding Young Men of America selections named
Three local men Gary L. Palmer Timothy Brennen O Rourke and Thomas P. Zeleznik were chosen for the 1983 Outstanding Young Men of America. Selection cites community service leadership and civic achievement. Inductees joined by officers Don Politano Tom Foley and Gus Klein at the VIP Complex in Niles while Harvey, a retired Air Force manager, oversees restaurant education.
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Niles
Don Politano
Tom Foley
Gus Klein
Harvey
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Europe
Ohio Council On Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education
Ochrie
Inside today Howland Bandwagon preview page notes
Society news is on pages, sports on pages 7 and 8. Editorial mentions Congressman Lyle Williams and GSA building rejection for Youngstown, BBB advice on vanity publishers. Two churches pair for Vacation Bible School. A resident attended a computer camp with story and photo on page 3.
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Lyle Williams
General Services Administration
Youngstown
Better Business Bureau
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Howland Trustee Meet
Richard Orwig
David Hines
Blue
Marilyn Parise Howland
Marilyn Parise
Bruce Harvey
Will Head Valley Restaurant Group
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Canfield
Mahoning Valley
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