Howland Observes Right to Read Week
Howland joins a national Right to Read Week with seven days of reading programs in the Howland School System. Seventh graders receive their first Reading is Fundamental books funded by a federal grant covering 75 percent of costs. three books per student are included this year.
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Howland
RIF
Delores Uber
Pat Considder
Des Puhak
Deborah Schubel
Young Sook Shin
Fermin Yu
Denise Gatta
Mary Shilakis
Mary Ann Solomon
Madaline Pope
Marilyn Lisby
Haydn
Satterfield
Friendly’s
Rt. 422
Hayda
Second National Bank
Connie
Second National Bank of
Warren
Howland High Student Mark Hayda Pursues Art Careers
Howland High School highlights Mark Hayda son of Chester and Mrs Hayda of 4055 Allenwood Dr as he pursues careers in illustration and art. The feature notes his lifelong drawing inclination and artistic seriousness as part of a series spotlighting outstanding students.
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Howland High School
Mark Hayda
Howland
Chester D. Hayda
Allenwood Dr
The
Art Institute of Pittsburgh
Sophmore
Howland seniors named National Merit Scholarship finalists
Three Howland High School graduates reach final round of National Merit Scholarship competition. finalists are Karen Glowe, William G Harris, and Joseph F Miller, with parental details noted.
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Howland
Howland High School
Karen Glowe
Donald Glowe
William G. Harris
Gust Harris
Joseph F. Miller
Mary A. Miller
John W. Miller
Howland students attend IOE meet and talent winning
Howland Junior Intensive Office Education students attended the Ohio Office Education Association Regional Conference at Salt Fork Lodge. Participants included Bette Bodo Karren Dermer Karen Diehl Sheri Fahndrich Lisa Huffman Gina Mancini Sue Penman and Wendy Wilt. Huffman Diehl Fahndrich Mancini placed third in F.A.S.T. while Dermer was runner up for Miss OEA Region IT. Fahndrich Diehl won second in the talent contest for Rainbow Connection. All attended a Marathon Dance for Special Olympics after a banquet featuring Todd Dysle.
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Howland
Ohio Office Education Association
Salt Fork Lodge
Bette Bodo
Karren Dermer
Karen Diehl
Sheri Fahndrich
Lisa Huffman
Gina Mancini
Sue Penman
Wendy Wilt
F.A.S.T
OEA
Karren Dremer
Todd Dysle
Howland Park to get federal grant for trail system
Howland Township Recreation Board learned Howland Park System was selected for a $100,000 federal grant. The project awaits final approval by the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service and would fall under Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The plan includes a 2.5 mile hiking and biking trail with two footbridges over Mosquito Creek, linking to new acreage and green belt goals.
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Howland
Howland Township
Howland Park System
U.S. Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service
Ohio
Recreation Board
Trumbull County Planning Commission
Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service
Trustees approve budget for Howland Township
Howland Township Board of Trustees in regular session approved a total budget of 2 150 836 91 with funds including general 137 412 66 road and bridge 492 521 79 police levy 461 967 20 fire levy 856 245 27 and others plus a 1 mill operating levy authorized for the June primary ballot starting 1981 and effective 1982. Robin Miller a CETA employee with the police department was raised from 4 25 to 5 16 per hour effective March 1. Purchase orders totaling 1 699 included snow plow equipment 1 428 auto parts 135 and paper supplies 136. Next meeting set for March 3 at 7 30 p m.
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Howland
Howland Township
Robin Miller
CETA
Police Department
Howland Bandwagon highlights and page guide
Today's Bandwagon outlines feature items across sections including a career center grant celebration Right to Read Week photos and upcoming events. It notes society sports honors and the Joan Miller Hyde dancers state to national progression plus editorials and montages on advertising and social topics.
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Howland Bandwagon
Joan Miller Hyde
Lyle Williams
U.S
Joan Cochran
George Galster
The
College of Wooster
George Benson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trumbull Art Guild
YWCA
Springs
Margret Sitts
Dennis Wilson
Jennifer Turvey
Tina Raymundo
al Gregory
Debbie Crase
Michelle Hamamey
Kim Travagline
April Wilding
Suzi Skillman
Carol Yu
Edward Sindelar
Varun Mitros
Sharon Brooks
Jamie Rushin
Leslie Schryver
Daria Flynn
Chris Yu
Park System
Howland Township Recreation Board
Howland Local Schools
Howland Trustees
Larry Wright
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