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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1986
Page
13
The Christ Centered School in Harrison hosted an Arts and Hobby Fair on April 14 showcasing K to 8th grade art and hobby exhibits. The 30 block community Small Town USA by 5th and 6th graders highlighted design arts, with tunnels and underground parking to maintain town charm.
Franklin County Community School Corporation board approves the 1986-87 calendar at the April meeting. First student day is August 22 after staff orientation August 21. Vacation days include Labor Day, teacher conferences, Thanksgiving, Christmas to New Year, spring break, Good Friday, with final day March 22. Brookville High School Brookettes receive recognition for state and national titles. Certificates of appreciation issued to board members, the director, and choreographer. Board adopts policy revisions on suspension and expulsion and notes parental notification concerns. Assistant Superintendent Heller previews a state mandated homework policy for next year. Two Brookville students commended by Connersville Vocational School for repairing a lathe, saving about $24,000. Approval for students to travel to Charlotte for a chess tournament and for various adult education and local programs is noted.
The April 15 meeting adjourned in under an hour after approving three ordinances including budget appropriations and to accept the Codified Ordinance Book as emergencies. A light at Broadway and State Street was discussed with a $335 bid for installation.
The Bright Jr Homemakers April meeting celebrated Judy and Amy Viel with a surprise cake and a dozen carnations. Three new members joined Leah Fohl Jennifer Miller and Olivia Gray. The group practiced for Share the Fun on April 27 at East Central School at 2:00. A bake sale is planned at Renck s Bright on May 10 from 9 am to 1 pm. Next meeting is May 12.
Carole A Kaeser has joined Wilson Associates as a full time Ohio real estate agent. She lives in Bright with husband Guy and son Chris a East Central freshman. The ad lists contact numbers for selling or listing property and invites readers to a spiritual singing event by the Labor Quartet from West Virginia at Mt Baptist Church Harrison Ohio on April 26 at 7 PM and April 27 at 11 AM.
Meteorologist Eric Warren of Eye witness News Channel 12 will speak at the Harrison Community Center on May 2 1986. He will discuss weather inner workings and causes behind changes, followed by The Words To Live By by Mrs. Charles Hawk and refreshments hosted by local members.
Two Harrison Junior School students earned county and state recognition in the Ohio Mathematics League Contest for 7th and 8th graders. Cary Keller scored 37 of 40 to finish 3rd in Hamilton County and 3rd statewide. Joe Johnston scored 38 of 40 to place 2nd in Hamilton County and 13th statewide.
The New Trenton Volunteer Fire Department seeks members living in the district who are at least 18 with a valid Indiana license and a strong volunteer drive. Applications available from Chief Darrell Smith or Treasurer Claudia Berns, both listed with phone numbers.
In spring 1956 Phyllis Wilson, praised for energy and service, begins a post graduate stint then becomes secretary, later advancing through three high schools under six principals and five superintendents before deciding to retire at year end. Chevron Southwest Local reaffirms dedication to students and staff. The superintendent notes district valuation will fall from 167 million to 150 million, increasing millage needed to maintain dollars, with potential growth if industry expands near interstates.
The Crosby Township Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing at the Crosby Township Civic Center at 9139 Baughman Rd New Haven Ohio beginning at 8 00 p m on May 7 1986. It concerns a request by Crosby Two Civic Association for a special zoning certificate for filling and grading of soccer fields picnic area and baseball diamond on River Rd near New Baltimore. The parcel records are at the Clerk’s office 11859 Hamilton Cleves Rd by appointment.
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