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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1983
Page
3
SCOPE Senior Citizen Center seeks donations of good used clothing household items jewelry white elephant knick knacks and baked goods for a June 7 event from 10 am to 3 pm at 220 W Market St call 399 8846 for details Gray wolves mate for life and fight to the death with no noise in either activity
Tamarkin says cuts amid renewed effort to balance finances with a one mill levy. He claims reductions are minimal, saving the district $100,000 to $300,000 annually, while deficits run into millions. Levy passage on November 7 would add about $2.24 million in 1984, rising to just over $2.6 million by 1992, and voter approval would affect the district’s treasury.
Campaign residents are urged to tie red ribbons at public view spots to honor 2394 Americans missing or presumed captured. Letters for more information go to National League of Families of POW MIA and Forget Me Not POW MIA in Washington DC and St. Petersburg Florida.
In division standings, Donna Sue Jennings of Brookfield and Catherine Cassidy of Hubbard received top honors. The John F. Latchan Award funded by trustees honored the graduate with the strongest professional development, and a $100 bond from District 3 DNA went to Cassidy for Clinical Nursing and Professional Awareness excellence. Dr. Leonard Ozeroff spoke on Changes in the Nurse's Role, with Charles A. Johns issuing a commendation to the Class of 1983. Hospital pins were presented by Anna Marie Chulik.
Simeon warns that a new group DAMM is undermining their movement by portraying anti drunk driving efforts as hostile to drinkers. He clarifies the group targets driving after drinking, not all drinkers. The strategy emphasizes safety over moral judgment.
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