Harrison YMCA January 1983 Programs Start At First Presbyterian
Harrison YMCA launches January 10 1983 at First Presbyterian Church 1155 Vine Street with Pre-School Gym Mom Tot Gym and Mother to be Fitness programs. Classes run weekly with specific ages and times Monday Tuesday and Thursday sessions led by Mrs Becky O'Brien registration ends January 6 call 661 1105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Ymca
First Presbyterian Church
Vine Street
Becky O’brien
Harrison
YMCA
City Council Questions EPA Phone Bill Incident
Harrison City Council balked at a 45 bill for eleven EPA calls in Dayton Ohio. Council members urged city employees to contact the agency only with mayoral or council approval. One resigning member warned against unnecessary agency communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alishea Reed
Harrison City
Environmental Protection Agency
Dayton
Ohio
E.P.A
Mason
William Kuhlmann
Promoted To Travel Director At Cincinnati Club
Terry Johnson, CTC, promoted to director of the World Wide Travel department of the Cincinnati Automobile Club after more than 20 years with the club. He earned his CTC in April 1982 from the Institute of Certified Travel Agents and will oversee travel offices across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Johnson will remain on the executive planning group with wife Carol and children Scott and Tracy. The school board will hold its sine die and organizational meeting at 7 00 p m Monday January 3 1982 at the Colony Building 230 S Elm St Harrison Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Johnson
CTC
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Johnson
Institute of Certified Travel Agents
Wellesley
Mass
Club
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Harrison Area
Carol
Scott and
Tracy
Board of Education, Southwest Local School District
Colony Bidg
S. Elm St
Harrison
Ohio
Bruce Allman
Harrison City
Allman
MGM
Mr. Allman
Bruce
White Plains
New York
Stouffer's Hotel
Las Vegas
Allmans
Country View Drive
Aaron
Adam
Aric
Roger Hornsby
Appeals Board
Adoration To the King at First Presbyterian Church
The second annual Adoration to the King will be at First Presbyterian Church Harrison Ohio on January 2 at 7 30 p m Worship with shepherds and wise men in colorful costumes as they travel to pay homage to the babe born King of the Jews Cast includes children youth and adults under Anthony Cairo The church sits at Vine and Broadway The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Anthony Cairo
Vine and
Broadway
Harrison
Ohio
Watchnight Service To Show Film Early Warning
The Harrison Avenue Assembly of God Church will show a new film entitled Early Warning on December 31 at 10 15 PM. Reporters and congregants discuss the film as a dramatic account of events tied to prophecy and end times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Assembly of God Church
Area Pastors Host Toy Draw at Harrison Share Shop
On December 22, at the Harrison Share Shop 106 Harrison Ave Harrison pastors H W Shackelford Dana Heaton and David Cottrill drew winning names for a toy crane and Barbie doll Santa attended along with excited girls. Jordan Bennett Cleves won the toy crane Sandy Gray took the Barbie doll Gobbles the Goat went to Steve Gray Gwen Jones and Pam Miller won dolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Bennett
Cleves
Sandy Gray
Harrison
Gobbles the Goat
Steve Gray
Gwen Jones
Pam Miller
Harrison Share Shop
Harrison Ave
Suburban Propane Rejects Acquisition Proposal
Suburban Propane Gas Corporation SPG Energy announced a proposal from a major U S industrial company to acquire SPG for about 51 per share cash via tender offer and merger. The plan also sought breach or termination of a prior 45 per share agreement and optioning 18 percent of SPG stock with senior management continuity. After internal talks SPG board rejected the terms and advised the proponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Propane Gas Corporation
SPG Energy
United States
SPG
Industrial Corporation
City Lowers Operating Levy By Two Mills
Harrison City Council approved a 10 mill operating levy in November 1981 to fund city operations for 1982. The council then reduced the levy by two mills, citing the city income tax as a factor in easing the levy burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison City Coucil
Harrison City
Adult Education Courses At East Central High School
Sunman Dearborn Community Schools offer Adult Education classes starting the week of February 7 1983 at East Central High School evenings from 7 to 9 for twelve meetings. Applicants must return to East Central Office by January 10 1983. minimum 17 students needed. $20 fee per participant. Gary L Perkins, EC High School, RR 5 Brookville IN 47012. phones 576-4811 656-8525.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman-Dearborn
East Central High School
East Central
Gary L. Perkins
Brookville
Indiana
Turkey Winners Named in CAP Give-Aways
The Parent's Organization Squadron 105 Civil Air Patrol extends thanks to all participants in the Thanksgiving and Christmas giveaways. Thanksgiving winners were Shirley Kitchen and Donna Tanner. Christmas winners were Richard Piecznski and Pam McMillin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron
105 Civil Air Patrol
Shirley Kitchen
Donna Tanner
Richard Piecznski
Pam McMillin
Allman Resigns From Council And Holiday Garbage Delay
Bruce Allman resigns from the Harrison City Council citing work conflicts. No garbage pickup on Monday January 3 due to New Year. pickups shift to Tuesday. Church of God announces Sunday school classes for Jan 2 to Mar 27 1983 with three adult classes and teen instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Weneck
Church of God
N. State St
Harrison
Revelation
Orville Warrington
Dinesh Kaushiva
Susan Weneck
John Enochs
Hearing Set For Youth On Arson
A 15 year old faces a January hearing in Juvenile Court on charges connected to a $15,000 fire last week at a rented farmhouse on Morgan Road in Bright. Sheriff investigators and the state fire marshal ruled the blaze arson, saying kerosene was poured on a daybed and bedding in the living room of the two story seven room house owned by John Sawyer and the Ottos. Bright. Neighbors reported the fire and local fire departments fought the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Road
Bright Area
Richard Bowers
Dearborn County
John Sawyer
Brightie
Charles
Peggy Otto
East Central Band To Play At Play-Offs
The East Central High School marching band was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals organization to perform at the first playoff game if the Bengals earn home field. A five minute pre game show and a ten minute half time show are planned with three hours of practice at the stadium and seating provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bengals
East Central High School Marching Band
Bengals
E.C.H.S
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Watchnight
Sam Jensen
Jenny Marshall
Sam
H. W. Shackelford
St. John’s
Santa Claus
David Cottrill
Dana Heaton
H.W. Shackelford
Suburban
Rutz
Gary Glasscock
Oakley Rutz
Harrison and
Simonson Road
Hamilton County
Paul Bohman
Glasscock
Cheviot Court
Noel
E.C
Turkey
Harrison Advance Club
Northwest Mental Health Clinic
Robert Kaiser
Robert Steele
George Jacobs
Lois Beathard
East Central Band
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