Selection made Judge Swift appoints Waldron to Welch vacancy
Howland township returns to full strength with Orval Waldron named to fill the unexpired Welch term. Waldron, deputy director of the Trumbull County Board of Elections and long-time Republican figure, must resign if he runs for the trusteeship after Welch’s term ends.
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Howland
Orval Waldron
Waldron
Trumbull County
Lloyd Welch
Welch
Richard Orwig
David Hines
Thomas Swift
Board of Elections
Trumbull
Zoning Board of Appeals
Township Trustees & Clerks Association
Swift
Howland School Board
John Emanuel
Gary Thompson
Planning a garage sale by Marilyn Prrise Howland
The article extols planning a garage sale as a yearly ritual, detailing patience in gathering space, sorting family items from toys to tools, and preparing ads and tables while noting the social dynamics of household members, especially children and a hesitant father, during summer sales.
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Disco Records
Jerry
Dad
John
Easter Seals sponsors enrichment program in Trumbull County
A Masury Home of Residential Horizons group funded by garage sales and local support runs a six week Summer Enrichment Program for trainable and educable mentally retarded and multi handicapped school age youths. At H C Mines Elementary Howland they learn self help skills through puzzles games play and weekly YMCA swimming with staff and parents.
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Beth Hildenbrand
Masury
Residental Horizons
Easter Seal Society
Trumbull County
H.C. Mines
Howland
Eastwood Family
Y.M.C.A
Zoning Hearing Set For Manios Estate Amendment
Howland Township Zoning Commission schedules a public hearing at 7 30 p m on Thursday July 22 at the administration building to consider the Manioss estate amendment request via attorney Anthony Rossi for property at 2475 Reeves Road and related co ordinance changes.
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Howland
Howland Township
Michael and
Sonia Manios
Anthony G. Rossi
Howland Township Co
Reeves Road
Trustees Let Paying Bids For Paving And Police Contract
Township Trustees held a special meeting to discuss paving plans at Howland number one Fire Station and new police contracts. Bids will be advertised July 6 and 13 with opening July 19 at 7 30 p m. The police wage increase is 65 cents per hour plus fringe raises and a promotion procedure. The shift officer gains 50 cents hourly while on duty. Starting pay reaches 8 90 per hour for a 40 hour week. Sick leave rises from 120 to 180 days with 50 percent usable after retirement. A sergeant rank is created, increasing from two to three. Contract talks began in March, lasting four months. Both sides report satisfaction with the agreement.
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Kathy Kralovich Howland
Howland Township
Howland Number One
Howland Bandwagon Daily Highlights And Features
Inside today’s edition the Bandwagon highlights include the Congratulations column with upcoming birthdays and anniversaries on page 11, Beth Hildenbrand interview on page 12, a Gordon D. James Career Center workshop for tenth graders on page 17, and Rick Henninger’s guide to nearby fishing spots on page 10. Also on Page 2 editorials and Bureau of Better Business advice on recycled auto parts.
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Rick Henninger
Richard Royer
Ohio Association of Realtors
Congress
Better Business Bureau
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Marilyn Prrise Howland
United States
Marilyn Parise
Easter Seals
Jeff Dunmire
Mary Jane Green
The
Easter Seals Society
Michael Fittipaldo
Terri Foltz
Craig Griffith
Michael Fittlpaldo
Zoning Commission
Howland Bandwagon
Germany
Gordon D. James Career Center
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