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Howland Bandwagon

Location

Howland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1981

Page

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Church members craft needlepoint kneelers in parish project

Church members undertake a needlepoint kneeler project to beautify the church interior. they create decorative coverings for kneelers and may extend to clothing and linens with sewn motifs and textile art.

Ople Living Lorn Lutheran Church Moses Aaron Living Lord Lutheran Church Niles- Cortland Road Howland Mary Pat Holmstrom Paul Williams Helen Hansen Warren

Career options broadened for students at Gordon D. James Center

About 90 ninth and tenth graders from Howland Niles McDonald Mineral Ridge and Lordstown districts attended a workshop at Gordon D. James Career Center funded by a Cate grant to explore non traditional occupations. Eleven instructors plus area business leaders spoke on breaking sex stereotypes, with examples from Donna Zahler Fred Ross and Art Ross.

Donna Zahler Second National Bank Warren Fred Ross Fred Liberty Art Ross St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Gordon D. James Career Center Anthony Logan Niles

Celebrate Freedom July 4th By Grace C Allison

A reflective piece on American freedoms through months of the year and July 4th celebrations. It urges gratitude for independence and invites readers to honor the day with parades picnics and fireworks. Includes a short unknown author poem about Independence Bell and a note to see July page 3.

Grace C Allison America Blair Christ United States

TAG elects officers at Warren annual meeting

Trumbull Art Guild members elected Phyllis Robbins as chairman and Shirley Van Wingerden Nikki Seifrick and Gordon Moore to key posts. Directors include Martha Ford Louis Zona Marjorie Drapo Beth Ensign Anthony Rossi John Law Albert Covelli and William Burkhart. Committees names and a major Gillmer House renovation planned for June 29 with funding from past capital appeals and a city grant. An April 1982 American Indian exhibit titled One With the Earth will feature contemporary American Indian art.

Warren Trumbull Art Guild Phyllis Robbins Shirley van Wingerden Nikki Seifrick Gordon Moore Martha Ford Louis Zona Marjorie Drapo Beth Ensign Anthony Rossi John Law Albert Covelli William Burkhart Charles Johns Ruth Hamilton Dotty Shape Volunteer Association Ned Gold Janet Vogt Judy Griffiths We Artists Michele Rapheon Jim DeGood Gillmer House TAG Thomas Schroth Niles van Wingerden

Howland Bandwagon highlights and page hints

Inside today's Bandwagon readers find area fishermen photo on page 3, CETA funding for CAST program, society pages with weddings engagements clubs on pages 4 12, Dr Lendon Smith on child nutrition page 8, CPR courses on TV page 9, dress up day photos page 10, Congratulations column page 12, editorial Fourth of July commentary, Congressman Williams tax cut case and Montage by Joan Cochran, BBB advice on room air conditioners, plus page 2 comments.

Howland Bandwagon State St Niles CETA Lendon Smith Howland Lyle Williams Joan Cochran Better Business Bureau

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