Mathews High holds crowded baccalaureate and commencement
The Mathews High School 147 member graduating class held its baccalaureate and commencement in the Memorial Auditorium due to bad weather. Superintendent Andrew Cvercko led the ceremony with the band, Rev. Fulmer delivering the invocation, and Rev. Ben Saint giving the prayer and scripture. Gold cards were awarded for 3.0 averages to seventeen graduates. perfect attendance certificates went to several students, and awards of distinction for the state basic certificate were presented to a group of graduates.
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Mathews High School
Mathews’ High School Memorial Auditorium
Andrew Cvercko
David Priester
W. E. Fulmer
Vienna United Methodist Church
Ben Saint
Fowler Community Church
Cvereko
April Bixler
Carol Capatch
Elaine Carpenter
Valarie Griffin
Kathy Jefferson
Melanie Johnson
Carol Landis
Mary Mason
Laura Morris
Patty Micula
Bonnie Popowich
Susan Rischka
Susan Schultz
Chris Sha
Carold Capatch
Connie Rider
Doug Rodgers
John Hoffman
Sofikills
Bill Alberts
Jeff Allen
Nick Bellino
Ken Bradley
Jim Ellis
Charles Hayes
Kevin Rice
Deb Ridener
Mark Swift
Rosemary Walton
Howland art instructor Breckner ends 23-year career
George A. Breckner Jr. retires after 23 years at Howland Schools, where he taught art to grades 7-12 and 10-12 in later years. A Youngstown native, he studied at Cleveland Art School and Kent State, earning a B.S. and a master’s. Breckner plans travel and painting, plus wood carving antiques, as he leaves a record of Gold Key Scholastic Art wins by students.
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Howland
George A. Breckner, Jr
Howland Schools
Bolindale
Central
Breckner
Trough Breckner
Califoria
Michigan
Youngstown
Austin O. Lemasters
Howland Art
New York
Come to Hawaii Tour Party in Warren
Hawaii tour details announced for two 15 day deluxe trips to Hawaii sponsored by the Niles suburban newspapers with Warren Auto Club. Travel experts discuss arrangements itinerary and questions at a Town and Country Motel event next Monday at 8 30 p m.
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Hawaii
Town and Country
Warren
Niles
Warren Auto Club
Gordon
Barbara Anderson
Frank
Marguerite Lafferty
Bolindale DeForest Homecoming Parade Theme Time to Remember
Bolindale and DeForest hold a Homecoming parade themed A Time to Remember led by parade chair Larry Gates. Contact Gates or co chairs Don Walker and Robert Aley to join, with floats and bicycle entries competing for cash prizes. The event features bands, military and fire department entries, a grand marshal, color guard, and scheduled entertainments June 15 to June 21 culminating in the parade at 6 30 p m.
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Larry Gates
Cochairman
Don Walker
Robert Aley
Gates
Arlene Rodgers
Susanne Shanks
Kathryn Fairbanks
Armed Forces
Howland
Buckeye van Club
Lyle G. Huffman
Howland Fire Department
Donald
Smokey"’ Cunningham
Living Lord Lutheran Church
Fire Department
Dick Baxter
Cortland
Nick Bartolin
Brookfield
Lyle Huffman
Vienna
Hightree Ave
DeForest Rd
Niles Rd
Ridge Rd
Country Legions
Bill Gore
J.M.C
John Graft
Seek $300000 for new park in Howland Township
Judge Don Ford as Park and Recreation Committee chair led a special panel with Tom Fornear of the Western Reserve Economic Development Agency to prepare a pre-application for Title 10 funds. The group aims to secure about $300,000, allocating roughly 60 percent for park and recreation development in the township.
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Howland
Park and Recreation Committee
Don Ford
Tom Fornear
Western Reserve Economic Development Agency
Ford
Niles-Cortland Rd
LeRoy Chalker Named New Board Member in Howland Township
LeRoy Chalker of Howland Township was unanimously chosen by the Trumbull County Board of Education to fill the seat vacated by G. Fred Shaffer. He will serve the term ending December 31, 1975 and is a twelve year veteran of the Howland Board. He resides at 124 Darlington Rd and is active in youth activities. The board also praised Shaffer and approved the Joint Vocational School Levy, crediting seven districts Hubbard Champion Bloomfield-Mespo Farming ton Fowler-Vienna Newton Falls and Southington for the levy’s passage.
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Warren—Leroy Chalker
Howland Township
Trumbull
Shafer
Trumbull County Board of Education
Supt
Morar
Hubbard
Champion
Bloomfield-Mespo
Farmi
Howland Township trustees approve water expansion and staff raises
Howland Township adds East of Mosquito Creek to Phase II water area with Shenango Reservoir access.273 petitions received for water. July 15 deadline for free tap-in. Tap-in costs 175 during construction, 450 after. Promotions include Sgt. J E Martin to 13200 annually, Ptl K R Johnson to shift supervisor at 12180. Joann Ripple becomes full time dispatcher at 8400. Summer meetings set first Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at Harry L. Wolcott. 15 loads dumped at Canfield site. four part-time workers hired at 2.50 per hour. Street light requested on Hightree Circle. to be investigated.
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Howland Township
Mosquito Creek
Shenango Reservoir
Brookfield
Vienna
Hubbard
Liberty
North River Road
Joann Ripple
Niles-Cortland Rd
Harry L. Wolcott
Canfield
Wolcott
Hightree Circle
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Mathews
H.C. Mines Elementary School
Bruce Rausch
Bill Castle
Lisa Fisher
PTO
William Castle
Dave Miller
Amy Quillin
Andy Quillin
Edward Ahern
Edward
Barbara
Covington Dr
Ahern
LeRoy Chalker
Ngton, Fowler-Vienna
Newton Falls
Southington
Hall
Howland Board of Education
J. E. Martin
Martin
Sgt
Charles Matheson
Force
K. R. Johnson
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