Howland Task Force Publishes School Report Findings
The Howland Schools Task Force formed in October 1978 has completed its report with findings and recommendations. Members include Tina Anderson Elizabeth Clark Catherine Dugg Marla Dungan Charles Hahn Suzanne Maris Mary Ann Marton Dean Peterson Wilma Raach Rev Paul Williams and John Kurtz who chairs the Howlandical Board of Education. The group met regularly from October onward.
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Howland
Howland Schools
Tina Anderson
Elizabeth Clark
Catherine Dugg
Marla Dungan
Charles Hahn
Suzanne Maris
Mary Ann Marton
Dean Peterson
Wilma Raach
Paul Williams
Recreation program set June 23
Township Summer Recreation Program begins June 23 and runs through July 18 per recreation director Carole Swift. Morning kindergarten to third grade sessions are 9 to 11 30. The plan includes community input and staff participation and outlines goals for education, community service, and local financing for schools. Recommendations call for a curriculum director, facility survey, a representative planning committee, and development of Ernie Hall into a full recreational complex.
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Howland
Howland Township
Carole Swift
Howland Springs Blvd
Howland Joint Recreation Board
Ernie Hall
Expansion Fund for Children’s Rehabilitation Center Reaches 108389
Campaign chairman Donald R. Dedlow announced the Expansion Fund has reached 108,389 with broad community support. He cited hundreds of gifts including more than 15,000 from Plants 11 and 14 and the Packard Electric Division shipping floor, plus about 50 individual Packard employees contributing.
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Detlow
Packard Electric Division
Packard
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Ohio Edison Company
Tribune Inc
Rotary Club of
Warren
Dedow
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Niles
Peoples Savings
MOT installs HOWLAND Mothers of Twins Club officers
Members of the Howland Mothers of Twins Club held their Mothers Nite Out and installed officers for 1980 81 with Sandy Maloy as President. Barb Ames and Sheryl Provance named as vice presidents and other officers elected or appointed. The event featured chairmanship announcements and games, with future plans for the State Convention and a community fundraising campaign advancing toward a 300000 goal for the Children's Rehabilitation Center expansion.
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Howland
Howland Mothers of Twins Club
Sandy Maloy
Barb Ames
Sheryl Provance
Lynne Edwards
Betty Bishop
Charlene Spencer
Pat Aurand
Olga Atkins
Pat Willwock
Kathy Dean
Janice Wagner
Jennie Wilson
Sunshine
Wanda Holtzman
Donna Herttna
Pat Fisher
Faith Scarmuzzi
Isabel Biggin
Judy Hunter
Pat Pittman
Chaplin
Janet Navarro
Canton
Mother OF Twins Club
Recreation board weighs November levy to fund park needs
Howland Township Joint Recreation Board discusses a renewed levy after a .5 mill, five year defeat on the June ballot. Chair Larry Wright urges voters to support funding for park maintenance while noting grants cannot cover upkeep. They consider November ballot campaigning with community leaders and report a grant tied to new construction.
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Howland
Howland Township
Larry Wright
Wright
Trustees hire two firefighters for Howland Township
The Township Board in special session hired two firefighters for Howland Township Fire Department. Charles Strader Jr and James Thomas will earn 1360.68 monthly, start June 16, and serve a one year probation. They will be joined by two CETA workers to paint hydrants, Larry Hoffstetter and Renee Yanik. Three Youth Summer Help Program workers were approved for the Road Department at 3.10 per hour: Jerald Rowlands, Richard Liccardi, Kevin Cope. Summer recreation instructors were named to begin June 23 with pay 2.75 per hour.
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Wright
Tom Hofstetter
Howland
CETA
Hofstetter
Howland Rotary Club
Howland Township
Howland Residents Attend 75th Rotarian Convention
Howland residents joined about 20,000 Rotarians and guests from 100 countries at Rotary's 75th anniversary convention in Chicago. Attendees included Dr and Mrs James LaPolla, Mr and Mrs Lester Stauffer, Mr and Mrs Gordon Moore, and Mr and Mrs Bruce oe. The gathering showcased Rotary’s global development, active service in communities, and 3 H program funding polio immunization in the Philippines.
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Chicago
Illinois
Rotary
James LaPolla
Lester Stauffer
Gordon Moore
Bruceoe
Americas
Europe
Africa
Pacific
Asia
Rotary Foundation
Rotary International
James L. Bomar, Jr
Shelbyville
Tennessee
U.S.A
Howland Bandwagon Highlights This Week’s Features
The Howland Bandwagon lists page by page highlights including Junior Crafts tea on page 3, society coverage pages 4 to 7 with weddings and engagements, area scouts honors on page 8, a book sale by Friends of the Library on page 9, sports on pages 11 and 12, and a Raymond Crawford column on page 15. It notes St Benedict birthday celebrations and photos on page 22, with editorials on importer restrictions and a Montage piece by Joan Cochran plus Anthony Harrigan.
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Howland Bandwagon
Lyle Williams
Joan Cochran
Ramsey Clark
Anthony Harrigan
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Richard Liccardi
Kevin Cope
Carla Marin
Carolyn Yeager
Beth Cecil
Franki Agresta
Paula Drake
Toby Gysegem
Greg Herriman
Kathleen Koehler
Zane Gizzi
Todd Nicholas
Barbara Thomas
Cynthia Rider
Leslie Wilson
Pat Kenney
Diane Lee Grubbs
Ginny Nash
Andrea Johnson
Albert Sabin
John W. Mellor
International Food Policy Research Institute
Washington, D.C
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Earth
Raymond Crawford
St. Benedict
Better Business Bureau
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