Cablevision adds Cinemax services in Mahoning Valley
Cablevision expands by adding Cinemax services as construction continues in Howland with plans to serve Mahoning Valley residents. John Dunlap reports on the ongoing rollout and anticipated availability for local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cablevision
John Dunlap
Howland
Mahoning
Miss DeScenna to Speak at Howland High 1981
Linda DeScenna a former Academy Award nominee will deliver the commencement address for Howland High School's class of 1981 at Packard Music Hall tonight at 8 p.m. She is working on Blade Runner and will stay in Cortland area through June 15. Cable TV gains noted in Mahoning Valley rollout with Cinemax offering 24 hour movies and no X rated films. HBO remains available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Linda DeScenna
Howland High School
Packard Music Hall
Miss DeScenna
Ted Opalka
Dottie Sabey
P.m. Homie Bud
Helen Deehr
King Graves Rd
Mahoning Valley
HBO
Home Box Office
Time Incorporated
Cinemax
Time, Inc
Scheib
Trumbull County
Cablevision
Better Speech and Hearing Month Observed Locally
Last month was set aside to inform the public about speech and hearing disorders. Donna Zuga reports that Trumbull County therapists treated 2,128 speech impaired students in 1979 80. Community programs distribute eight pamphlets while classrooms gain language centers and adaptive devices like the Zygo board and Canon communicator to aid nonverbal students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Donna Zuga
Trumbull County
The
Community Communication Council
ESEA
Academic Honors Night Recognizes Youngstown Jr High Students
Academic Honors Night honored seventh through ninth graders at Howland for intellectual excellence. Guest speaker Tucker DiEdwardo of Youngstown State University urged students while awards were presented by Assistant Principal Harry N and staff. First honors went to several seventh and ninth graders with perfect 4.0 GPAs. many more received second honors for 3.75 to 3.99. Additional seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students were listed as honor students, with a note to see page 3 for full roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula M. Puhak
Koula Coliadis
Lisa Julie Anne Ask
James C. Cavalcante
Jeffrey Dudek
Shon Lutz
Anna Mah
Rochelle Marie Maloney
Randall Mapel
Sonja Mileusnich
Bryan Rausch
Sumair Mitroo
Linda Parker
Valerie Taylor
Gerald Wade
Douglas Yeager
Melinda Yocum
Keith Adkins
Chris Alexander
Porinchak's Garden World Opens Under New Ownership
Richard and Nancy Porinchak, new owners at 3680 North River Rd, take over from Durig's and offer lawn and garden products plus home care lines. They plan floral service, fresh produce from their farm, and full landscaping capabilities for homeowners and contractors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Nancy Porinchak
Porinchak’s
Garden World
Durig’s
North River Rd
Porinchaks
Howland Junior High Students Shine in POE BET OTSA
Nine Howland Junior High School students earned individual honors in the Ohio Tests Scholastic Achievement. Linda Parker placed 14th statewide in English, with several others receiving district honors in English, French, geometry, algebra, and biology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Ohio
Linda Parker
Doug Parker
David Ziegler
Valerie Taylor
Doug Yeager
Melinda Yocum
Donald Ziegler
Terry Ginkinger
Dennis Lewis
Neal Scott
Howland Trustees OK Bolindale Park Homecoming Plans
Howland Township Board approves Bolindale Park for Bolindale-Deforest Homecoming July 7 11. Six summer road workers hired at $3.50 hourly, including Jack Finch and others. Purchases totaling 770 dollars approved for cemetery surveying debris removal and auto parts. D-5 liquor permit granted to Tigers Den Lounge on SR 46. Telephone service to town may rise about $10 daily or $3 monthly per line. Next meeting June 16 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Howland Township
Bolindale Park
Jack Finch
Kevin Cope
Gerald Rowlands
William Lewis Banks
Kevin Young
Tim Miller
Tigers den
SR 46
United Telephone Company
Howland Bandwagon Highlights May Reports and Local News
The Howland Bandwagon overview lists May township department reports, a Hillside Hospital talent show, society features on pages 6 and 7, and Blessed Sacrament students receiving year end awards on page 8. It notes the water issue continuation on page 9, sports on pages 11 to 14, and open houses on page 15 with editorial remarks by Lyle Williams and Joan Cochran. Local officials comment on sentencing, and the Better Business Bureau offers advice on air conditioners. The National Association of Secondary School presidents emphasize parental roles in education. Page 2 promises more comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Hospital
Blessed Sacrament
Howland
Lyle Williams
Joan Cochran
Harry Meshel
Thomas Carney
Ohio
Better Business Business
National Association of Secondary School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Wilma Shaffer
Board of Education
Lakeview
Victoria Sartorio
Jr. High
Betsy Alton
Tina Marie Arnold
Kelly Bauer
Edward Bermen
Peter Joseph Blosic
Karen Brodowski
Mark C. Brown
Sean Michael Brown
Charles M. Campbell
Debroah Marie Cardarelli
Anthony Cerbus
Michael Chirozzi
Steve Conner
Thomas Conway
Mark R. Cooper
Britt Howard Crewse
Rob Cunningham
Wendy Cunningham
Richard Davis
Michelle Delacimo
Tina DeLucia
Beth Anne Dean
Glenn A. Barich
Richard Evans
Anna Frenchko
Roberta L. Fuzo
Dave A. Gosnell
Russell L. Grimes
Marc Mansell
Brian Plasky
Kaula Colladis
Karen Daley
Marla Prezioso
Porinchaks Garden World
POE
BET
OTSA