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Index: Pages/ Home, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
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Three Howland football players choose college
Three more Howland football players have decided on colleges to attend and continue their education and football careers. All conference All Northern Ohio Reese Mowery, All County Joe Gresh and David Cox have committed.
Three year starter Reese Mowery, DT has committed to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Mowery had 63 tackles and 4 sacks. He has a 3.4 GPA and plans to major in engineering.
Joe Gresh, OLB is headed to Thiel College. Gresh a three year letterman winner was on anchor for the Tiger's defensive line. Joe will major in education.
David Cox, G, is headed to major in business at Capital University in Columbus. He helped anchor the Tiger line that set a school record 346 points.
Coach Angle cited the player's passion for football and education. "It is this commitment that gives them the edge heading to college" said Angle. Since January seven tigers have picked schools form Ohio to the East Coast.
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By Joyce Seagle
Last week's program for the Naturalist's Cortland SCOPE class was a triple-header.
1.) It began with an announcement by Al Bahl that SCOPE plans to design, plant and maintain a sanctuary of native plants near Mosquito Lake to attract and foster the growth and breeding of the Monarch Butterfly.
2.) The class was the perfect time to introduce the idea of a butterfly sanctuary, as the Monarch was the topic of the day. The Monarch must have milkweed to live and milkweed will be abundant in SCOPE's proposed garden. In the spring of the year the female butterfly will lay eggs, usually very conveniently on a milkweed leaf, and they will be fertilized by a male. Each egg should hatch and the larva (caterpillar) starts eating the plant on which it was born and doesn't stop chewing until it enters the pupa stage. Then it will form a chrysalis, which is suspended from a leaf. There it will hang for 10 to 14 days, at which time it will transform into a butterfly. This cycle will repeat 3 more times during the summer. Then the butterflies will begin their migration to live in the Mexican mountains. In the spring we'll see Monarchs in Northeast Ohio again.
3.) As if that weren't enough excitement for one day, the class was invited to hear a lecture and picture show with the residents of Lake Vista of Cortland at their clubhouse. Al Bahl, shown here in his birding outfit, spoke on four Woodpeckers: The Red-Headed, The Red-Bellied, The Pileated and the seemingly extinct but possibly renewing, Ivory-Billed Woodpecker. After this, a group of avid SCOPE members and Lake Vista residents followed Al to Turkey Run Trail in Mosquito Lake Park, where they sought out the woodpeckers and other birds and took note of the vegetation that is just beginning to bud out.
It was an exciting day for the class and Lake Vista residents. Anyone over 50 years of age, who is interested in visiting or joining the SCOPE Naturalist's Class can receive more information by phoning the SCOPE main office at 330-399-8846 or e-mailing Al at
scope.bbb@gmail.com.
SCOPE (Senior Citizens Opportunity for Personal Endeavor.) exists to inspire, strengthen and enrich the senior citizens of Trumbull County.
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Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7200 West Farmington held their April meeting with President Donna Long in charge. 13 members were present. The Charter was draped for member Carol Richardson. The Loyalty Day Parade will be held Saturday, May 2 at the VFW Post 1055 in Ravenna at 2 p.m. with line-up at 1 p.m. may is Mental Health Month! Trumbull Lifelines will present a program about Post-Traumatic Stress and the Returning Soldier on Monday, may 12 at the TMHA building at 4076 Youngstown Rd. in Warren from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Free to the public.
A special Memorial day program will be held on Sunday, May 18 at 10:15 a.m. at the Greene Nazarene Church on SR 87. Helpful organizers are Community Service chairman, B.J. Geiwitz and Youth chairman, Candy Brooks.
A donation of a 72 inch round tabled cloth, hand crocheted by member Penny Cummins, will be raffled off soon. All proceeds will go to the Cancer Aid and Research fund. Election of officers was held. The following members were elected-President: Diana Mullen, Sr Vice President: Margaret Lauth, Jr Vice President: Maryn Mackey, Treasurer: Linda Anspach, Conductor: Candy Brooks, Chaplain: Linda Vogler, Guard: B.J. Geiwitz.
Next month lunch committee is Linda Anspach and Maryn Mackey. Linda also won the raffle. The next swiss steak supper will be held May 10 from 4-6 p.m. at the VFW Post
on SR 534.
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