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Howland Bandwagon

Location

Howland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1983

Page

1

Board seeks alternative to current food program

Howland School District faces a two year deficit in its in house food service and the Board of Education votes to explore options. Macris proposes ending the current operation at end of 1983 84 with outside firms to prepare lunches, but an amendment requires evaluating alternatives by January 1 1984 while not automatically abolishing the present service.

Howland Board of Education Macris Food Service

New Valu King and Stambaugh-Thompson opens in Howland

Two long established Mahoning Valley businesses move into Howland Township with new Valu King supermarket at 8202 E Market and a Stambaugh-Thompson hardware store. Tamarkin Co aims for December opening, adding staff and replacing the current Howland Corners store.

Tony Nick Howland Mahoning Valley Howland Township Valu King Stambaugh- Thompson Hardware Tamarkin Co Youngstown Mahoning Trumbull

Howland Trustees OK 1983 local fund settlement plan

Howland Township Trustees approved a 1983 local government fund settlement and an alternate distribution formula. The agreement allocates 153,687 to Howland for 1983, with prior plans showing 31,500 and potential gains to 257,000 if the appeal against the county budget allocation proceeds. Final settlement hinges on 36 subdivisions approving the 1983 compromise, with September as the expected major allotment month.

Howland Howland Township Liberty Weathersfield Warren Ohio Board of Tax Appeals Trumbull

ARCH to Host Preview on Youth Alcohol Abuse Program

Will host a community leaders meeting on Aug 26 at Hillside Hospital ARCH XI to preview a national televised program on alcohol abuse and youth addiction. The event, part of The Chemical People series, is a Public Broadcast Service production sponsored by Channels 45 and 49 and hosted by Nancy Reagan.

Howland Hillside Hospital ARCH Channels 45 Arch XI Frank Ghinassi Hillside Ghinassi WQED Pittsburgh Nancy Reagan

Scouts Gather at Camp Sugarbush Experience Share

Marilyn Parise reports Girl Scouts from across the nation and world gathered recently at Camp Sugarbush to share experiences and engage in activities.

Camp Sugarbush Jakey Buell Kristie Mann Melissa Hill Margaret Staton Marilyn Parise Howland Sugar

Howland Zoning Approvals and Camp Traveler Notes

Howland township issued 25 zoning permits in July with total valuation 1 746 098 dollars and fees 1244 50 dollars. A commercial building at 8202 East Market Street for Valu King topped the permits at 1 400 000 dollars. Four girls visited the Doug Woods family for a camp program traveling from several states and countries including Kenya and Finland.

Howland Howland Plaza Market St Doug Woods Melissa Hill Columbia S.C Kenya Africa Finland Hale Farm Stan Hewyt Hall

Howland Bandwagon Highlights Local Arts and Sports

Howland Bandwagon notes Society on Page 4 and sports on Pages 9 and 10 with first place winners in Howland Athletic Club summer leagues. The Elephant Man opens at Trumbull New Theatre, while Youngstown Playhouse auditions for Annie and Salem Community Theatre stages The Diary of Anne Frank.

Howland Athletic Club Trumbull New Theatre Youngstown Playhouse Salem Community Theatre

Bush to replace Sullivan as temporary Trumbull County auditor

Warren Edward Bush was appointed temporary Trumbull County auditor by the Board of Commissioners after the death of Patrick Sullivan who had served as auditor for 12 years. Bush, 63, heads the county data processing department and is McDonald Village clerk. He will serve until the Democratic Central Committee selects a permanent successor.

Tony Nick Warren Edward Bush Trumbull County Board of Commissioners Patrick Sullivan Sullivan N. Main St St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center Youngstown Bush McDonald Village Trumbull County Democratic Central Committee

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