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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1977
Page
4
Raymond Crawford recalls weather as a mood and memory maker. He writes of rainy days on farms, childhood joys in puddles and tadpoles, and longings sparked by deserts and Southern California drought. The essay ends with fond notes on late September rain and Indian summer.
Connie Kondzich daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Kondzich of 842 Brookwood NE plans to compete as a candidate at large in the Ohio All American Girl State pageant set for July 18 19 at the Holiday Inn in Columbus She attends Howland High School and has 13 years of dancing lessons from Joan Hyde in Howland She has modeled for Montgomery Ward and won the Miss Teenage Trumbull County Pageant in 1977.
Bob Thomas, noted Florida flower arranger, will demonstrate floral art Thursday June 16 at 1 p.m. in Lordstown High School auditorium as Trumbull County Garden Forum hosts Claire Stoner as program chair. James Finley of Cortland travels to teach and critique floral arranging. tickets at the door with nominal fee. open to the public. members must show cards.
Carol Ann Kowalski, daughter of Mrs. Sally Kowalski of Clifton Drive Northeast Howland, won the 11 to 14 age group title in the Miss 1977 American Dream Girl Pageant at the Sheraton Inn West Middlesex Pennsylvania. She earned a trophy crown flowers banner portrait a one year scholarship to Doris Jones Dance Time Studio a $3 savings bond and appearances. She is a sixth grade student at Howland Glen Elementary and previously won All American Girl of Trumbull County and Miss Photogenic in her division.
First grader Brian McHale of Howland captured the spelling bee title at Bleased Sacrament School. Grade 4 winner Preston earned a blue ribbon, with finalists Tom Norton Grade 1 and David Andel Grade 2 also receiving certificates. several students, including Michelle, were noted for various awards.
A Division officer at the Ohio Department of Resources notes that staying with a boat or canoe aids rescuers who can search waters more efficiently by locating the vessel itself rather than swimmers, improving chances of saving lives.
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