Howland Trustees Plan Appeal of State Allocation
Howland trustees vote to appeal the Trumbull County Budget Commission's state fund allocation. Trustee Hines says Howland, with population near Niles, should receive more. Niles got 358,957. The board cites legal population basis and Years of discontent with allocations, noting Lima. The appeal follows confirmation of figures and prior disagreements with the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull County Budget Commission
John Ciprian JR
Howland
Orville Waldron
David Hines
Budget Commission
Richard Orwig
Lloyd Welch
Trumbull County
Hines and Waldron
Hines
Niles
Howland Township
Munity
Waldron
Cuyahoga County
J. Walter Dragelevich
Trumbull
Patrick Sullivan
Harold Williams
Howland Trustees Hire New Part Time Dispatcher
Howland Township trustees approved Mary J. Kerchofer of Warren as a part time police dispatcher at 6.05 dollars per hour, effective December 8. In 1983, John Liefer and Carl Tinkham were appointed to the Howland Township Volunteer Fire Dept. Dependents Fund Board. For November, township police logged 292 calls and 19 517 miles of patrol, while the fire department recorded 5150 dollars in local property damage from fires and 47 firemen attended training sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Mary J. Kerchofer
Warren
John Liefer
Carl Tinkham
Howland Township
Howland ZBA to Hear Reed Appeal January 13
A public hearing before the Howland Township Board of Zoning Appeals is set for Thursday January 13 at 7 30 p m in the Township Administration Building to consider the appeal by Alan and Sue Reed 548 Rosegarden Dr N E of a zoning decision under Section 4 C of the Howland zoning ordinance. All parties may attend and be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Howland Township
Registration for Winter Term Adult Education at Gordon D. James Career Center
LORDSTOWN Registration runs through January 7 1983 for Winter Term Adult Education classes at Gordon D. James Career Center. Register by mail or in person 8 am to 3 pm Monday through Thursday and 8 am to 3 pm Friday. During Dec 20 and 27 registration is 8 am to 3 pm daily. All class fees reduced this term to aid retraining. Classes run January 10 to February 25 1983. Call 824-2534 Ext 241 or write Gordon D. James Career Center Adult Education Department 1776 Saltsprings Road Warren OH 44481 for brochure.
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Lordstown
Gordon D. James
Career Center
Gordon D. James Career Center
Adult Education Department
Saltsprings Road
Warren
Ohio
Immunization clinics listed by Trumbull County health dept
Warren Ohio immunization clinics for 1983 at Howland Glen Elementary Howland Springs and Glen locations plus Lakeview and Maplewood high schools with specific dates and morning hours For In Howland Lakeview Maplewood high schools all clinics run 10 to 11 30 a m and include January February March April May dates across sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Trumbull County
Glen students enjoy breakfast with Santa and holiday shoppe
Glen Elementary hosts its Third Annual Breakfast With Santa and Holiday Shoppe on December 4 drawing over 300 children. Santa portrayed by Dale Markovich greeted kids and handed out candy as 1800 gifts, many handcrafted by parents, were chosen in the school shop. A Parent's Room offered beverages while a bake sale overflowed with holiday treats as mothers and teachers volunteered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Howland Glen Primary
Marian DiCiccio
Liz Messerly
Santa Claus
Santa
Dale Markovich
Debbie Markovich
Linda Rappach
Markovich
Rapach
Glen
JoAnn Metzendorf
Margaret Slovisky
Silversmith opens in Howland Warren store with crafts gallery
Marilyn Parise reports William Barba and Nancy Barba with Mrs Jeanne Barba opening The Silversmith at 5000 East Market St Suite 8 Warren Ohio. The shop offers gold and silver custom jewelry holloware ceramic and fiber items. Barba graduates MFA Rochester Tech plans classes from age twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Parise
Howland
William and
Nancy Barba
Jeanne Barba
East Market Street
House of Portrait
Barba
East Market St
Warren
Ohio
William
Nancy
Sarah
Early deadline changes for December and January editions
The newspaper sets new deadlines for the Dec 29 and Jan 5 issues due to holiday periods. Submissions including news and photos must arrive at the office at 35 W State St, Niles, OH 44446 by noon on Thursday December 23 for the Dec 29 issue and by noon on Thursday December 30 for the Jan 5 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State St
Niles
Inside Howland Bandwagon highlights and sections
This issue lists society items on Pages 8 to 10 featuring brides and brides to be, sports stories on Pages 15 and 16, a wrestling photo feature on Page 17, and Editorial Page notes including the Realtors president’s views on real estate agents. It also mentions a Montage column about Christmas wishes, BBB charity tips, page references to investment sections, and money growth ideas for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
CAC plans new office building in Vienna township
At the December trustees meeting Commuter Aircraft Corp announced plans for a new office building with a valuation set at $520,000. Zoning fees accounted for most of November’s $1,350 in building permit revenue. Production facilities exist but are not yet operating. A drainage concern near Arthur Cornfield’s property prompted a ditch cleaning order funded by the township. The Gary Clower Co was awarded a bid to install fire station doors. repairs totaled 6600 for a fire truck and 262 for a township truck. Fire damage to the New Life Center was pegged at 6500. The next trustees meeting is January 4 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Commuter Aircraft Corp
CAC
Glen Burns
Gary Clower Co
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Daniel Metzendorf
Howland Glen Pto
Bill
Edinboro State College
Rochester Institute of Technology
New York
Steve Mikola
Howland Glen
Howland High School
The
Ohio Association
Arthur Cornfield
Paul Paschke
Trumbull County Highway Dept
Paul Smith
Ronald Thomas
Paul Schoff
New Life Center
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