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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1982
Page
1
The Harrison High School Music Department presents the Annual Christmas Concert on December 16 at 8:00 P.M. in the high school auditorium featuring Mixed Chorus Girls Ensemble and Concert Band plus the debut of The Vocal Spectrum. Tickets are $1.50 for adults 75 cents for students. seniors admitted free.
Cincinnati Ballet announces youth dancers from the College Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department will appear in The Nutcracker at Music Hall. Jenny Day Jennifer Hefner Stephanie Jackson Alex Lockstead Mandy Noel Amy Steinfort are listed for various Angel Soldier Nutcracker Prince and Page roles. Ten performances run December 17 to 27 with ticket reservations via Ticketron Home State Savings or Music Hall Box Office.
Harrison Fire Department chief Allen Kinnett offers winter holiday safety reminders. Tips cover exits, evacuation meeting points, cautious use of travel irons, fireplace safety for children, gradual warming for cold weather, sunscreen use, burn care, and proper egress during fires with steps to stay low in smoke and stop drop and roll if clothes catch fire.
Alta Greiser, 62, of 3821 Kenker Place Cheviot was reported missing last week and found dead Wednesday afternoon December 8 by 10 year old Marc Leon on a field five miles from Western Hills Plaza where she was last seen November 26. Her husband William drove her to the shopping center and two employees recalled seeing her about 6 p.m. She carried $2,000 and nervous-ailment pills. no foul play suspected. Santa visits Harrison Police Saturday for children 1 to 3.
Miss Mary Ellen Eckel will graduate from Christ Hospital School of Nursing on December 17 1982 at the Cincinnati Convention Exposition Center. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson Eckel of 319 North Elm Street Harrison Ohio a 1978 graduate of William Henry Harrison High School and attended the University of Cincinnati before nursing school. She plans to continue her nursing career at Christ Hospital.
Chris McCray nine year old son of Jerry and Beth McCray of West Road Harrison raised 464.72 for Cystic Fibrosis by bowling at Harrison Bowl during Thanksgiving week. He collected 148 sponsors at one cent per pin and earned a Tim IBMiositions cy on December 11 at Harrison Bowl. He bowled a 314 series to place first as a fourth grade student at Harrison Elementary School.
An event at Governor Bebb Park features a Christmas Walk with a toy maker shaping Limber Jack figures and a pioneer dinner scene. Pioneer women Carol Zieser Karen Muska and Treasa Benjamin serve biscuits by a candle lit hearth while children string popcorn over a tree as lanterns light the cabin paths.
Area churches schedule Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services. First Presbyterian holds 11 a.m. Christmas Day. St John the Baptist offers multiple Eve and Day services including Midnight. New Baltimore and New Haven UMCs have morning slots. Dearborn Hills Logan UMC and others list varied early times. St John UCC will be guests of First Christian Church.
A community Breakfast with Santa at Roark Learning Center featured Ethel Elf entertaining children with a magic show before Santa arrived. Sponsors included Minges, Langen Meats, Huismann, 5-H, Zaracos, IGA, McDonalds, The Chili Company, and The Bakery.
Harrison City Council calls on residents to take more pride by using trash cans as litter rises. Police will monitor streets for litter bugs as part of a community effort to clean up Harison.
The Harrison Church of The Nazarene presents the Christmas Cantata Come to the Manger by Joe E. Parks on Wednesday December 22 at 7 30 p m in the sanctuary located at 249 Sunset Avenue Harrison The release also notes Mrs Emmaline Taylor’s two week Mayo Clinic stay in Rochester Minnesota.
Harrison's Vice Mayor William Kuhlmann will represent the City of Harrison at a Board of Health meeting at the Admissions Building, 580 Cheviot Road, on January 5, 1983. Each community must be represented and submit a candidate for Board of Health membership. Four new members will be selected to serve.
Angie Livingood achieved straight A’s with a 4.0 average for the first quarter, correcting an earlier 3.8 error reported by Harrison Junior School. The school offers congratulations and apologies for the mistake. Clyde Weeks is a patient at St Francis St George Hospital, in room 573 D, with an estimated three weeks stay and invites friends to visit.
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