15 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1983
Page
1
Reverend Thomas McCarthy is named pastor of Blessed Sacrament Church effective July 7. A Warren native, he comes from St. Michael Parish Canfield where he has served since 1977 after earlier posts in Champion and Austintown.
The Academic Honors Program was held recently at Howland Junior High School to honor students who have demonstrated scholastic achievement and dedication. Marilyn Parise Howland chaired the event, recognizing numerous students for their academic excellence and steady progress.
MILES The Trumbull County Association for Retarded Citizens will hold a special meeting at Fairhaven School cafeteria at 7 30 p m Thursday June 16. All parents staff and friends may attend to discuss the upcoming proposed levy. Guest speaker was Dr Thomas C Wrenn school psychologist. Awards presented by school leaders and counselors. Student awards noted for 4 0 GPA and athlete honor given to Jane Lewis the first girl recipient in five years. Pledge led by Brett Fillmore student senate president. Michael M Matune Citizen-
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Howland Township voters may renew three levies supporting police and fire departments with ballots possibly on November 8. Leveys, first passed in 1979, expire December 31 1984, with renewals to cover 1985. Trustees weigh five renewals or continuous status, and a separate 50 cent police levy plus three mills continue. Also noted is Eastgate Development Agency fight against utility rate hikes and a planned $100,000 to $125,000 legal budget. Township to attend National Towns and Townships conference to press for federal revenue sharing continuation as phaseout nears. Police officer John Rumancik promotion approved. Next trustee meeting June 21 with summer schedule.
Howland Police Chief David Hartsock says eight local officers will join nine surrounding departments for a two day survival encounter training session by Nutshell Training Concepts of Columbus. Up to 30 officers can attend June 17 and 18 with tuition of 18 dollars per person. Howland covers five participant slots free for their officers with three funded by a 90 dollar trustees grant to cover four others. The program focuses on physical and psychological survival and civil liability in closer confrontation scenarios.
Howland business Balloons N Bubbles opens a Warren chapter led by Susan Rebhan. The service delivers multicolored balloon bouquets to homes, offices and hospitals, with nationwide express options and add-ons like mini cakes, sports symbols and silk flower baskets.
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