East Central Band Named Best Dressed Band of 1982
East Central High School Band of Brookville Indiana won the Midwest region in NAUMD Best Dressed Band competition. The 285 member group uses red, black and white uniforms with varied insignia for Rifle Corps, Drum Majors, Drill Team and Flag Corps.
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Texas Tech Red Raider
National Association of Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors
NAUMD
Midwest
East Central High School Band
Brookille
Indiana
Bernard J. Lepper
Edward Goldstein
Fashion Institute of Technology
Robert Kaplan
Clothing Manufacturers Association
Arthur Taylor
Sheraton Hotels Corporation
East Central High School
Brookville
West Point
Rifle Corps
Flag Corps
Banner Corps
Jr School Annual Christmas Concert Scheduled for Dec 14
The Wm H Harrison Jr School Music Department will present its annual Christmas concert on Tuesday December 14 at 7 30 p m in the Jr School Auditorium. Performances include Jazz Band Chorus and Concert Band with pieces such as Greatest American Hero Silent Night Sleigh Ride and The Christmas Song plus a possible Santa visit. Tickets at the door are 150 for adults 100 for Music Booster Members and 75 for children under 12.
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Wm. H. Harrison Jr. School
Karen Bertke
Mr. Dance
Leroy Anderson
Santa Claus
Community Education Expands Program
The Southwest Local School District expands its Community Education offerings for the district. New services include an Extended Day program at Harrison Elementary and an After-School Computer Fun class at the high school. Adult learning centers offer GED prep with free materials and no charge. Registration details and scheduling are provided, with specific dates in February and a spring schedule.
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Citizens Advisory Council
Harrison Elementary
Miamitown
Civil Air Patrol
Red Cross
Harrison Nursing Association
East Central Christmas Concert Highlights Santa Visit
East Central Junior High Band performed Winter Wonderland and The First Noel before 2500. Mr Kenzie Bentle received a stuffed Smurf as a joke. East Central High Band performed The Spirit of Christmas and Waiting for the Robert E Lee. Santa appeared during the Christmas march. Jim Helms won a $2000 prize from a ticket sold by the Parents Band Booster Organization.
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Bentle
Charlies Green
Kenzie Bentle
East Central High School
Robert E. Lee
Flag Corps
Jim Helms
East Central
Helms
Former Area Woman Missing Since November 27
Perform For Senior Citizens The Harrison Elementary fifth and sixth grade classes sang for about 270 attendees at the Community Center last Friday. The Christmas program is set for tomorrow at 7:30 pm at Harrison Elementary with Mrs Lausch on piano guiding the carolers. Principal Earl Romohr and district director Kay attended.
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Harrison
Harrison Elementary
Lausch
Earl Romohr
Kay
Coleman
Lawler
Heat Wave Breaks Records and Cold Snap Follows
Temperatures climbed into the 70s on December 2 and 3 1982 with Cincinnati recording 75 degrees breaking a 107 year old record. A drastic December swing brought frigid 25 below zero winds by December 31. A 62 year old Cheviot woman, Alta Greiser, vanished after visiting Western Hills Shopping Center November 26. Police and family circulated flyers and contacted authorities in North Carolina and Florida as searches continued.
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Merchants Bank
Cincinnati
Harrison
Valley Junction
Ohio
Cambridge City
Ind
Western Hills
Alta Greiser
William
Greiser
Alta Taylor
Harrison High School
Kenker Place
North Carolina
Florida
Greisers
Lana
Jeff Creel
Pompano Beach
Fla
Creel
Charlotte N.C
Heritage Town
U.S.A
Charlotte
David Voss
Cheviot
Ping Center
Cener
Jaycees Sponsor Talk To Santa Program Returns
The Harrison Jaycees reprise Talk To Santa this Christmas season inviting parents to send their child’s name age special requests and phone number to Santa's Helper at Harrisons Jaycees P.O. Box 223. Santa plans to be available around 8 30 PM between now and December 22 with additional arrangements if needed.
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Santa
Harrison Jaycees
Harrison Area
P.O. Box
Amelia Moeller 90 Years Young
The family of Amelia Moeller held an open house on Sunday November 28 to honor her 90th birthday. Born in Kentucky she moved to Cincinnati at age ten and married Frank Moeller in 1914. Grandmother of four and great grandmother of seven she volunteers in the Senior Nutrition Program and sings in the choir.
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Amelia Moeller
Amelia
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Frank Moeller
Seniors Christmas celebration at Harrison Junior School
On December 16 the 8th annual Senior Citizen Christmas program will be held at Harrison Junior School. The Honor Society and Student Council escort seniors through a turkey dinner gift exchanges tours and a souvenir photo. Reservations are via the Junior School at 367-4831.
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Harrison Junior School
Honor Society
Toys For Tots Sponsor Campaign Collects in Harrison
The Toys for Tots program sponsored by the Harrison Jaycees with the Mayor's Welfare Fund enters its second week with decorated donation boxes at Kroger, IGA, Zaracos, Harrison Bowl, Police Station, Library, The End Table, and St. John the Baptist Church. New or unused toys are welcome to brighten a child’s Christmas. The Citizens Advisory Meeting of the Southwest Local School District meets Monday Dec 13 at 8 PM at the high school. all are invited.
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Southwest
Southwest Schools Citizen Advisory Council
Pleae
Dennis Meade
Harrison Jaycees
Mayor’s Welfare Fund
Harrison Area
Krogers
I.G.A
Zaracos
Harrison Bowl
Harrison Police Station
St. John the Baptist Church
Christmas Program At St Johns Catholic School
Under Fr Anthony Geraci the first four grades of St John s present a Ceremony of Christmas with traditional carols. Sr Mary Ann Mahoney will accompany. The event is December 15 at 7 30 p m at St John the Baptist Church.
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Anthony Geraci
St. John’s
Mary Ann Mahoney
S.C
St. John the Baptist
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East Central Band
Jaycees
Toys For Tots
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