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Howland Bandwagon

Location

Howland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1983

Page

1

Celebrates last mass in Howland with June tribute

Msgr. Donald J. Reagan will celebrate his last mass at Blessed Sacrament during the first weekend of June. A musical tribute is planned for June 4 and 5 with special booklets and hymns written by Msgr. Reagan. Cantors from the Blessed Sacrament Adult Choir participate, with a guest cantor for the 4 p.m. Saturday mass. A reception follows on June 12 in the new Parish Hall, with a 3 p.m. special presentation.

Marilyn Prrise Howland Msgr Donald J. Reagan Blessed Sacrament Reagan Shalom Ruth Marie Reagan John Kathleen Manning Jack Reagan Edgar Reagan Shirley Edward Beneleit Kathleen Steiner St. Joseph's College Rensselaer Indiana

Nursing awards presented at Champion High School

Mary Katherine Monroe of 3588 Demura Drive SE Howland received a $100 cash award from Trumbull Memorial Hospital School of Nursing at commencement for the highest average in Operating Room Practice. Patti Schultz of 3256 Ted Avenue NW Warren earned a $75 cash award for the second highest average.

Champion Mary Katherine Monroe Demura Dr

Howland teachers award two senior scholarships named for Marie Fansler

The Howland Classroom Teachers Association raised funds from a benefit raffle to award two scholarships. Wendy Kish, daughter of science teacher Edward Kish, won $400 for Hubbard High School. Scott Baran, son of math teacher and first grade teacher, received $300. Wendy plans respiratory therapy at Youngstown State University. Scott will study pharmacy at Ohio State University.

Marilyn Parise Howland Howland Classroom Teachers’ Association Teachers’ Organization HCTA Marie Fansler Teachers’ Association Edward Kish Howland Junior High Wendy Hubbard High School Hubbard Community Pool Sandwich Factory Youngstown State University Scott Baran William Baran Scott Virginia Howland Glen Howland High School Ohio State University

Howland Bandwagon Highlights and Controversies

In today’s edition Howland Bandwagon notes SOCIETY on Page 4 and SPORTS on Page 7. A WESTERN DAY event was held at Howland Springs School on Page 3. The editorial page features a poll showing Ohioans oppose expanding U S involvement in El Salvador. It also reports the executive director of AARP on withholding of interest and dividends and BBB advice on government surplus scams.

Howland Springs School

Memorial Day Campaign urges support for MIAs POWs

Vietnam veterans used the Memorial Day weekend to champion MIAs and POWs in Southeast Asia. Howland High School students heard from John Fabian of the Trumbull County Vietnam Veterans Association about a countywide letter and the Red Ribbon Campaign showing support for hostages and veterans. The speaker urged unity and asked the public to assist the cause.

Marilyn Prrise Howland Southeast Asia Chuck Potashnik Howland High School Trumbull County Vietnam Veteran's Association John Fabian Iran Fabian

MADD and Drinkers Against Madd shirts spark county clash

In Trumbull County a new group sells Drinkers Against Madd shirts sparking anger from MADD. Frank Simeon president says the design mocks drinking while urging safe choices and warns shirts in youth sizes undermine anti drunk driving efforts. He notes beer delivery drivers resell shirts and outlines MADD’s court monitoring plans to inform the public about drunk driving penalties.

Raymond Lee Niles Trumbull County Frank Simeon Simeon Mahoning County Madd John Stuard Central District Court Raymond Rice Eastern District Court

Rough times for Fairhaven in Niles school levy push

Tony Nick Warren reports that Fairhaven School for the Mentally Retarded faces possible closure by the late 1980s if a proposed one mill levy on the November ballot fails. Board 169 chairman Jerry Tamarkin cites rising costs, inflation, and uncertain state funding as key drivers of a projected million-dollar deficit through 1984 and beyond.

Tony Nick Warren Fairhaven Lincoln Way Niles Jerry Tamarkin Trumbull County Board 169 Tamarkin Champion

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Carrie Sue Anderson Howland United Methodist Howland-Wilson N.E Wendy Kish Edward Kish Society Veteran's Association Bill Hart Ed Kish State Board of Mental Retardation
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