Trustees approve police contract Howland approves police contract
Howland Township board of trustees approved a two year contract with the police department granting a 40 cent per hour wage increase retroactive to April 1. The deal includes vacation payout for 15 year veterans age 52 plus 50 percent of all sick leave up to 60 days, with seniority excluding auxiliary time. Also allowed: use of the township attorney, replacement of lost or damaged equipment, and pre hearing meeting rights within five days of grievance dates. The contract may be reopened annually for wages and benefits. The board also scheduled two renewal levies for 1982, hired two CETA summer road workers, set a township auction for July 25, and a Venice Heights zoning hearing for July 3. The next meeting is July 3 with budget and revenue sharing hearing.
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Howland
Howland Township
CETA
Jeffrey Foster
Reeves Rd
Dane Parker
Sleepy Hollow
Venice Heights
Niles Cortland Road
Morgandale field day celebrates year end
Howland-Morgandale Elementary School wrapped up the year with a balloon launch in red white and blue. The PTC organized a staff luncheon a children's field day and a mime program with Evelyn King. Students enjoyed lunch outdoors with magicians Johnny Ace Palmer and assistant.
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Howland
Morgandale
Parent-Teacher Council
PTC
Evelyn King
Johnny “Ace” Palmer
Handmade nativity scene to be featured at fair
A handwoven handsewn Nativity Scene will be shown at Old Bazetta Church in Historical Village during the Trumbull County Fair from June 29 to July 5. Mrs Edward Vargo researched garments and construction through Bibles, Library of Congress, and Smithsonian sources to craft the figures. Natural dyes using logwood, cochineal, walnut hulls and more color the garments and embroidery.
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Fina Lee Fowler
Bazetta
Trumbull
Edward Vargo
Library of Congress
Simithsonian Institute
Joseph
Zoning panel denies Venice Heights amendment request
Howland Township Zoning Commission denied a petition to rezone 34 acres in Venice Heights to single family dwellings only. Five commissioners debated. two favored the change, three opposed. Public hearing with trustees set for Friday July 3 at 8 p.m. in the township administration building on Niles Cortland Road.
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Howland
Howland Township
Venice Heights
James Herman
William Corbin
Robert Biery
James Fiorinzo
John Emanuel
Atty
Terrance Dull
Zoning Commission
Foxcroft
Niles Cortland Road
Commission
Early deadline for Howland Bandwagon July 8 issue
The Howland Bandwagon moves up the news and photo deadline to noon Thursday July 2 due to the Fourth of July holiday. Submissions must be at the Bandwagon office at 35 W State St Niles by the deadline for publication in the July 8 edition.
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W. State St
Niles
MOT chooses mother of year 1981 82
Charlene Spencer named Mother of the Year for 1981 82. She and Ed Spencer and their twin daughters Marie Alynn and twins Jean Ann and Joan Ann live in Hubbard. The club elected Cheryl Provance president and other officers. Spencer crowned by outgoing president Sandy Maloy at VIP in Niles after a dinner in the banquet room.
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Howland
Howland Mothers of
Charlene Spencer
Marie Alynn
Jean Ann
Joan Ann
Hubbard
Spencer
Cheryl Provance
Wanda Holtzman
Kathy Dean
Lynne Edwards
Jan Wagner
Janet Davarro
Sandy Maloy
Niles
Howland Student Attends Entrepreneurship Conference
Michael Augustine Howland High School student attended an Entrepreneurship Opportunities Conference at Denison University in Granville. The event hosted 158 Ohio vocational education students to learn from business leaders about starting a business and advancing in management. Sponsored by the Ohio Department of Education Division of Vocational Education, attendees were seniors in job training programs selected by educators from Ohio's 102 vocational districts.
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Howland
Michael Augustine
Howland High School
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Ohio Department of Education
Division of Vocational
Bandwagon highlights include birthdays and weddings across pages
Today's Howland Bandwagon surveys many features from page 3 last day activities and upcoming birthdays to pages 6 and 7 weddings and engagements. Editor notes debut of Why'd You Ask on page 12, with page 13 workshop coverage and page 14 senior menus.
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Morgandale Elementary School
Howland Realty
Charleen Spencer
Howland Mothers of Twins
Sheryll Provance
Janet Navarro
Janice Wagner
Mot
Gordon D. James
Lyle Williams
Conrail
Mahoning Valley
Joan Cochran
Better Business Bureau
Er Flannery
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