Baccalaureate Exercises at Packard Music Hall
More than 400 Howland seniors received diplomas at Packard Music Hall with an organ prelude and marches. Regina Alberini and Frances Agresta led the graduates. Rev. Robert Rae gave the invocation. Randall P. Baker, local architect, delivered the main speech on success.
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Packard Music Hall
Marilyn Paris
Howland
Gordon W. Brooks
Edward Elgar
Clare Grundman
Howland High School
Regina Alberini
Frances Agresta
Music Hall
Rogers and Hammerstein
Alice Silverthorn
Gwen Ann Roberts
Darren Brandt Kahler
Randall P. Baker
Robert Fillmore
Howland Board of Education
James Lapella
Paul R. Williams
Living Lord Lutheran Church
Johan Roman
Bishop Malone blesses Blessed Sacrament facility
Bishop James W. Malone of the Youngstown Diocese blessed the new Blessed Sacrament multi purpose facility on June 6 at noon. The parish, formed in 1959, now accounts for 1,145 families, and the church has expanded programs for baptism preparation, nursery and preschool, adult enrichment, RCIA, and parish administration in the newly added offices and media center.
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Marilyn Parise Howland
James W. Malone
Youngstown
Blessed Sacrament
Second Vatican Council
American Council of Bishops
MASS
Malone
Father Rice
Marilyn Parise
Hillside volunteers honored at hospital awards luncheon
Hillside Hospital tribute honored volunteers at the annual luncheon on June 8 in the 4A dining area. CEO Joseph Selden and aides presented awards. 1981 totals showed 18 065 hours donated by volunteers led by Vernon Perrine with 6 000 hours.
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Vernon
Ginger Moline
Northeast
Selden
Louise Schultz
Bicycle Rodeo Joins Pack 128 At Howland Glen Center
Patrolman Cliff Bailes led eighty children ages preschool to 12 through a Bicycle Rodeo near the Howland Glen Building. The event featured a three tier course with chalked boundaries, signaled stopping points, a figure eight, turns and straight sections. Winners received trophies and a raffle prize of a 10 speed bike won by seven year old Craig Briggs after a safety film in the gym.
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Marilyn Parise
Howland
Cliff Bailes
Bailes
Glen
Craig Briggs
Craig
Cub Scouts
Howland Glen
Howland Police Department
Cub Scout Pack 128
Fifth graders visit for science lesson at Michael Wood’s home
Mrs. Lynne Novisky’s class from H C Mines Intermediate School toured Michael Wood’s house for a science lesson on June 3 in Howland. Parents provided snacks and led activities after lunch, including a nature hike with dog Salty. The group played volleyball and softball before thanking the Woods.
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Salty
Gwinn
Travaglini
Walker
America's standard inspires imitation by Jerry Aurand-Wellen
A brief note on how the American Revolution sparked a broader influence, stating the American struggle for independence inspired Europe and Latin America to follow. The piece frames the revolution as a model and implies ongoing global imitation.
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Jerry Aurand-Wellen
Europe
Latin America
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Howland Band Wagon highlights and events recap
The Howland Band Wagon lists Society section features including Israel sisterhood Donor’s night on page 3, a strawberry festival on page 6, and birthdays on page 6. Sports pictorials cover track and tennis banquet on pages 11 to 14. Editorial notes include insights from Congressman Lyle Williams and Attorney General William J. Brown.
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Lyle Williams
William J. Brown
Ohio
Better Business Bureau
Joan Cochran
Harry Meshel
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Robert Rae
Bishop Malone
Coulehan
Hillside Volunteers
Vernon Perrine
Mary McCutcheon
Thelma Gaughan
Laurette Jansson
Freda Latham
Walter Serroka
Anne Vannelli
Erma Weinheimer
Catherine Hiller
Paula Armstrong
Bill Crumpley
Betty Muschick
Don McGaughy
Doris Northcut
Maxine Parker
Emma Schebig
Tami Taylor
Joseph B. Selden
Center
Hillside Hospital
Hospital Auxiliary
Nancy Kowach
America
Howland Bandwagon
Israel Sisterhood
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