MADD Forms in Trumbull County Eyes National Drive
The Mothers Against Drunk Drivers chapter for Trumbull County is forming with Frank Simeon coordinating research and a December 5 meeting at Howland Glen Baptist Church. After filing with MADD National, officers and a Board of Directors will be elected early next year. National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week runs December 12 18 with vigils nationwide.
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Marilyn Parise Howland
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers
Trumbull County
Frank Simeon
MADD
California
Howland Glen Baptist Church
Rt. 46
Howland Corners
McDonald High School
Reagan
Canada
Mines Elementary Skating Party Supports Kidney Recipient
The student body plans a benefit skating party December 5 from 4 30 to 6 30 pm at Cortland Roller Rink to aid Jennifer Johnson a fourth grader who recently had a kidney transplant donor father Arthur Johnson. Donations accepted that evening.
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Howland
Mines Elementary School
Cortland Roller Rink
Jennifer Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Johnsons
Jim Westfall retires after 28 years with Howland Schools
Jim Westfall ends a 28 year career with Howland Schools this week. He spent ten years at the old Central Building and 18 at the Mines building on Howland Wilson Road. Westfall plans to stay home until spring and then read more, starting with the Bible and ancient history. He and his wife Marie have one son and a grandson.
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Jim Westfall
Marilyn Parise
Howland Mines
Howland Schools
Old Central
Mines
Howland Wilson Road
Jim
Marie
Howland Bandwagon previews and page guides
Howland Springs Elementary celebrates reading and a photo layout graces Page 4. Society news on Page 9 features brides and brides-to-be. Sports photos and formations populate Pages 11 and 12, including a tribute to a late Howland High athlete noted last week on Page 11.
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Howland Springs
Society
Howland High School
Howland considers resubmitting 5.95-mill school levy
Howland Board of Education plans a late March or April special election to renew a 5.95 mill school levy defeated by 55 votes in November. If not approved in 1983, local schools lose about $2 million annually as the current emergency levy expires. Officials say the renewal would not raise taxes. state law bars labeling it renewal. The district aims to fund 1984–1988 at the same level, with an estimated $10,000 election cost and ongoing cuts since 1979 to balance inflation and reduced state revenue.
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Howland
Board of Education
Nick Macris
Macris
Driller links dry wells to construction projects
Cortland based driller Tom Repphan says field operations show a record drop in the water table across northeastern Ohio. He blames Route 82 widening for many dry wells in Howland and notes a surge in repair work. Repphan warns of ongoing water shortages and urges conservation.
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Dorothy Klein
Cortland
Tom Repphan
Howland-Wilson Road
Howland
Trumbull County
Repphan
TNT
Ohio
Tom
Rich Challenger
Jim Chuck
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Mara Jennings
Jennifer Adams
Mary Jessica Fowler
Jodi Cramer
Heather LeClair
Joyce Penchock
Blessed Sacrament School
Diane Emmerth
Westfall
Lyle Williams
Better Business Bureau
Joan Cochran
Thomas Repphun
West
Mecca
Tom Nielson
Floyd Parker
Guiding Light
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