Harrison Ladycats Rally Past Reading And Taylor Wins
Harrison Ladycats beat Reading 63 to 45 as Karen Roell led scoring with 22 points and Kris Kirby 16. In a separate game Harrison edged Finneytown 38 to 37 with Roell 15 and Jody Romohr 12. Against Taylor, Harrison won 93 to ? with Roell 25, Romohr 16, Hey 12. all eleven players scored.
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Reading
Harrison Ladycats
Kathy Swink
Taylor
Karen Roell
Harrison
Kris Kirby
Karen Niehaus
Jamie Boehl
Tresa Orhoff
Ladycats
Finneytown
Swink Crew
Jody Romohr
Romohr
Jenny Higgens
Beth Morgan
Nets
Kelly Hey
Kim Smith
Jenny Rolfes
Lee Ann
Taylor University Freshman X-Country Runner Daryl Rider
Daryl W. Rider, a Taylor University freshman, ran on the men's cross country team under coach George Glass this fall. The Trojans won the Calvin Invitational, placed third at the District 21 meet, and finished fourth among 18 teams at the NCCAA Invitational while Rider pursues a degree in progress.
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Daryl W. Rider
Taylor University
George Glass
Trojans
Don Rider
Harrison, Oh
Rider
Wildcat Matmen Triumph Over Trojan Grapplers on Scores
Harrison edges East Central in a close meet with multiple weight class wins. Notable pins include Mike Inman at 185 for 68 seconds, and Tim Matheis earns a 13-5 major decision at 119. Several forfeit and decision results pad Harrison’s 62 to 12 reserve margin. Jack Billingham elected Reds Hall of Fame's 48th member after strong fan vote.
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Dierckman
Kenny French
Bill Angie
Rod Fisher
Steve Lonneman
Ron Pies
James Williams
Garges
Jeff Stalnaker
Mike Inman
Mark Westrich
Mike
Jamie Scott
Harrison
Tim Matheis
Jim Sanphiski
Bill Morgan
Dave Brichler
Jamie Jacobs
Rob Rasp
Jerry Scane
Jeff Snelbaker
Steve Haas
Herb Mays
John Valentine
Matt Mobley
Frank Oberle
Jeremy Alden
Dan Frye
Darryl Brown
Dan
Mike Cullen
East Central
Gordon Rahschulte
Marty McDonough
Mike Spangler
Dennis Walls
Western Hills High School
Jack Billingham
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Billingham
Clarion Hotel
Harrison High tops South Dearborn in close wrestling dual
Harrison High School defeated rival South Dearborn 32 29 in a varsity affair at Harrison gym after a snowed out December 6 meet. Harrison pins by Matheis and Inman highlighted the win with decisive and superior decisions by Morgan Pies Dole and Scott. Reserve wrestlers dominated 66 0, with multiple Harrison wins and several South Dearborn forfeits.
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Harrison
South Dearborn
Harrison High School
Randy Schwing
Richard Cullen
Kelly Clark
Rob Maddin
Brian Artrip
Rod Fisher
Rod Barry
Jamie Jacobs
Kenny French
Ron Mulford
S.D
Jeff Snelbaker
Roger Petraske
Celebrity roast honors Dave Parker at Clarion Hotel event
Cincinnati Red Dave Parker will be roasted in his honor on Saturday January 12 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Clarion Hotel. The event is sponsored by Cincinnati Technical College Resource Development Fund and Boosters Club. Tickets are available through CTC at 559-1520 ext 145.
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Cincinnati
Dave Parker
Clarion Hotel
Cincinnati Technical College
Boosters Club
Parker
Old Courter Technical High School
CTC
Resource Development Fund
Church Basketball Opens Season With Two Wins
The Harrison Church Basketball League opened its second season with a doubleheader. Church of Christ beat Harrison United Methodist 52 38, led by Mark Gulley 17 and Charlie Mosier 11. Harrison Ave Baptist beat Rockdale United Methodist 75 41, Paul Nolan 18 and George Hiler 15 leading. Rockdale’s Jason Kaylor and Gary Stokes had 12. Next games Thursday December 20 at Harrison Junior High.
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Harrison Church
Church of Christ
Harrison United Methodist
HUM
Mark Gulley
Charlie Mosier
Mike Browne
Jerry Duckworth
Rick Perkins
Harrison Ave
Baptist
Rockdale
Jim Eckel
Todd Batchelor
Andy Rosenberg
Jason Kaylor
Gary Stokes
Harrison Christian
Crosby U.M
Harrison Junior High
Slammers Baskets for Children charity drive announced
The Cincinnati Slammers pledge to raise $10,000 for sickle cell research via seven designated home games in 1985. After beating Louisville 111 90 in their home debut, the team offers business discounts and lists tentative game nights at Cincinnati Gardens for supporters and sponsors.
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Cincinnati Slammers
Continental Basketball Association
Comprehensive
Sickle Cell Center
Childen’s Hospital Medical Center
Jeff March
Slammers
Louisville Catbirds
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gardens
Seymour Avenue
Honors Scholars Recognized at Ohio State Agriculture College
The Ohio State era College of Agriculture honored students as Honors Scholars at a banquet. Dr. Max Lennon praised their high scholastic achievement and individual honors projects. The program aims to challenge top students, foster faculty cooperation, and offer recognition and scholarships funded by the Ohio Grain and Feed Association.
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Ohio State
College of Agriculture
William Henry Harrison High School
Max Lennon
Aathottersl
College of Agrioernes
Ohio Grain and Feed Association, Inc
Re appointed co park commissioner Paul W Christensen Jr
Paul W Christensen Jr has been re appointed as a commissioner for the Hamilton County Park District effective December 27 1984 for a three year term. Judge Melvin G Rueger of the Probate Court of Hamilton County made the re appointment. Christensen has four years on the board, first appointed December 1980. He chairs Cincinnati Gear Company and serves as director for Central Bancorporation Potter Shoe Ohio National Life Insurance Central Trust Eagle Pick er Industries Cincinnati Bell. He sits on the University of Cincinnati board of trustees and has led the American Gear Manufacturers Association Ohio Manufacturer's Association and other civic groups. He resides in Indian Hill with wife Sarah.
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Paul W. Christensen, Jr
Hamilton County
Melvin G. Rueger
Christensen
Board of Park Commissioners
Cincinnati Gear Company
Central Bancorporation
Potter Shoe Company
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
4-H Beef LD Entry Schedule for 1985 Fair
Franklin County Extension Youth Agent Larry Armstrong announced that 4-H age youth planning to exhibit beef cattle at the 1985 4-H Fair must enroll on January 5, 1985, at the Franklin County Fair in Brookville. Entries for steer, crossbred heifers, and non-registered heifers must be weighed and cartagged from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the 4-H Swine Barn, with the Beef Breed Office in by May 15, 1985. Youth not exhibiting in 1984 should contact the Office for complete rules and entry forms, call (317) 647-3511, or visit Room 211 of the courthouse in Brookville, Indiana.
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Franklin County Extension
Larry Armstrong
Franklin County
Brookville
Rey
Franklin County Extension Office
Indiana
Fire Chief's Christmas Message
A Christmas tale shows the Spirit of Fire observing a home as it follows strict fire prevention. The scene highlights safe tree choices, protective wiring, nonflammables, and a disposal box for debris near the tree, pleasing the stern fire chief who notes careful precautions.
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Beyes Emers
Betty
Tim
TV Guide Programs of Value for Family Night
Wm Henry Harrison Junior School Social Studies dept presents TV Guide highlights for December with family viewing options. Programs include Poland: The Will to Be, Stephen J Gould This View of Life, Nature of Saturday and the New Capitalists, plus Nickelodeon Against the Odds and other channel listings.
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Henry Harrison
TV Guide
James Michener
Poland
Nature
Nova
Stephen J. Gould
Danube Delta
The
Nickelodeon
Senior Harrison Senior Citizens Club Meeting Start
The Senior Harrison Senior Citizens Club began in January 1975 and set monthly gatherings in the fellowship room of St. John's United Church of Christ. Meetings occur the second Wednesday each month at 12:30 PM.
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Harrison Senior Citizens Club
St. John’s United Church of Christ
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