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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1975
Page
1
Eleven year old Karrie wins four full course dinners at Avalon Inn for her praise of Robert Scott as the greatest dad. Orval Waldron judged the essay, which highlights camping vacations, foster care, and family devotion by the stepfather and the Bandwagon area contest audience.
Howland parents challenge a ninth grade health class discussion sheet citing values and premarital experiences. School officials, led by Richard Orwig, promise a full investigation as teacher Roberta Kelly earns praise from some and defense from others.
Donald Cunningham known as Smokey will lead the Bolindale and DeForest Homecoming Parade on Saturday June 21. The lineup includes floats bands antique cars fire equipment clowns and area businesses. Smokey has supported Howland Schools for 30 years and is a daily presence at games and in yearbooks. Queen Terri McDaniels and two attendants were crowned in a Sunday ceremony.
Francis Day of Howland Schools announces a district wide tornado alert system for nine schools to be used in the fall. The plan was developed by the township fire and police departments and is now in place.
Road Superintendent Harry L. Wolcott says cleanup in Howland Township is nearly a week behind schedule because of rain. Areas west of Mosquito Creek are finished, while the eastern sections near the Creek are to be completed this week.
Howland Township crime offenses totaled 92 in May led by increases in breaking and entering and destruction of property. Compared with May 1974 offenses, numbers rose from 67 to 92 with 28 destruction of property cases and 12 auto break ins.
Fire Chief Delmar Miller notes the Howland department handled 45 calls in May. Total losses reached 935 dollars with 330 to buildings and 605 to contents. The breakdown includes two mercantile incidents, one automotive wiring damage, five dwelling, eight emergency, four grass fires, nine miscellaneous, one mobile home contents loss, two mutual aid, eleven resuscitator calls and two false alarms.
The Daily Times announces a 17 day Orient tour leaving Nov 7 with stops in six Japanese regions Hong Kong Bangkok and Singapore. The orientation Monday at Alberini's on The Strip in Niles provides details literature and a Q&A session. Pat Stauffer will escort the trip arranged by Warren Auto Club.
The Howland Board of Education agreed with the Western Reserve Economic Development Agency and Township Trustees to lease part of the Howland property on Niles Cortland Road for a park complex. WREDA will act as agent to apply for federal Title 10 funds.
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