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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1986

Page

9

Stright A Students win Reds Reserve Seat Tickets

Seven Mt. Carmel School students earned approval to join the Cincinnati Reds Straight A Program based on first semester grades. Each student may choose two free $5.50 reserve seat tickets for two of the ten Straight A dates on the Reds 1986 schedule, totaling $22 with no purchase required.

Mt. Carmel School Cincinnati Reds Reds The Kentucky Post Judith Clabes Post

Joel Mondary Named State Semi-finalists

NASSP named six Ohio students as state semi-finalists for the 1986 Century III Leaders scholarship program. Each recipient received a $100 college scholarship. 510 students nationwide earned Century II Leaders scholarships. Mondary, son of Ada and Frank Mondary, attends William Henry Harrison High School.

National Association of Secondary School Principals NASSP Ohio Dianne Holthaus Minster Andrew Horne Cincinnati Joel Mondary Harrison Thomas Sheibley Defiance Nicholas Rossi Westlake Patrick Prisco Lancaster District of Columbia America Scott Thomson Shell Companies Foundation Shell Oil Company Tion Mondary Ada Frank Mondary William Henry Harrison High School Century Ill Williamsburg

Scout Sunday Honors Parvuli Dei Medal Recipients

Cub Scout Pack 408 observed Scout Sunday at St. John the Baptist Church on February 2. Scouts Danny Gross Nick Brayton David Lynch Steven Bragg David Grigsby and Kevin Hansell earned the Parvuli Dei Medal after months of work in their Booklets. Donuts and hot chocolate followed in the school cafeteria. Special thanks to Father Mark Gratsch and Sister Lois Jean for their roles and to Knights of Columbus Harrison Council for sponsoring the medals.

St. John the Baptist Church Danny Gross Nick Brayton David Lynch Steven Bragg David Grigsby Kevin Hansell Scouts of Pack 408 Mark Gratsch Lois Jean Knights of Columbus Harrison Council David Grisby

Panning for Gold Tips and Safety From Old West Lore

This piece explains basic gold panning methods, from choosing slow streams to shaking the pan and spotting iron dust. It warns that luck, patience, and practice matter, notes mercury dangers, and suggests reading Louis L amour and the U S Government Printing Office guide How to Mine and Prospect for Placer Gold for further instruction.

Louis L’amour U.S. Government Printing Office

Navy Seaman Completes Recruit Training at Great Lakes

Navy Seaman Marty E. Korn, son of Sandra J. Korn of 111 Parkside Ave Lawrenceburg IN, finished eight weeks of recruit training at Naval Recruit Training Command Great Lakes IL. He studied general military subjects to prepare for further training in one of the Navy's eighty five basic fields and earned three college credits in Physical Education and Hygiene. Korn is a 1983 Lawrenceburg High School graduate who joined the Navy in September 1985.

Navy Marty E. Korn Sandra J. Korn Parkside Ave Lawrenceburg Naval Recruit Training Command Great Lakes Korn Lawrenceburg High School

Health Care Conference at Providence Hospital

A two day Providence Hospital conference titled Health Care Costs The Issues and The Alternatives will be held February 25 and 26 at 2446 Kipling Ave Mt Airy. Speakers include Dr Woodrow A Myers Indiana State Health Commissioner and other health and insurance leaders. Cost per person is 175 dollars with registration by February 24 and contact numbers for information.

Health Awareness Department of Providence Hospital Kipling Ave Mt. Airy Woodrow A. Myers Indiana State Health Commi Dan Radford Cincinnati A.F.L. & C.I. P. Labor Council Fred A. Elkus University of Cincinnati Frank H. Stewart Taft, Stettinius & Hollister Cincinnati Ohio Addit

Great Oaks Enrollment Ends Feb 28

The Great Oaks Joint Vocational School District says the first round of new student enrollment closes February 28. Early applications receive first consideration. late applications will be reviewed after others. Diamond Oaks in Dent is closest, with Scarlet Oaks in Sharonville, Laurel Oaks in Wilmington, and Live Oaks in Milford offering other programs. Contact Richard Walters at 574-1300 ext 215 for details.

Great Oaks Joint Diamond Oaks Dent Finneytown Harrison Mt. Healthy North College Hill Oak Hills Taylor Scarlet Oaks Sharonville Laurel Oaks Wilmington Live Oaks Milford Richard Walters

Cincinnati honors 565 fall graduates across 17 colleges

The University of Cincinnati extended congratulations to 565 graduates from all 17 colleges and divisions after the 1985 fall quarter. Notable names include Warren Porter of Edgewood Road Harrison earning a BA from McMicken and Carol Zahm of AR 1 Box 473 Aurora Indiana, listed with a Doctor of Philosophy.

University of Cincinnati Warren Porter W. Porter Edgewood Rd Harrison McMicken College of Arts and Sciences Carol Zahm Aurora

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