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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1985
Page
6
Superintendent notes Southwest Local School District may need to make up calamity days after weather closures. With 182 in-session days required for state aid, missed days would reduce funding unless made up, prompting potential June completion and a push to abolish five calamity days in 1985-86.
Rep Robert Bischoff reminds District 68 seniors to file using SC-40 Unified Tax Credit for the Elderly. Eligibility includes 65 or older as of 1984 year end and income limits up to 4 000 for certain joint filers. Forms available from County Council on Aging or by contacting Rep Bischoff at 1 800 382 9842.
The 12th annual rodeo runs February 22 to 24 with three shows at 8:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 2:00 p.m. Sunday. Tickets range 7 to 10 dollars, with bargain and kid nights, and half-price senior tickets. One dollar from each ticket supports Liberty Restoration Fund. tickets available at windows, Ticketron, mail, or by phone.
On Sunday February 24 more than 17 000 volunteers will canvass neighborhoods in Hamilton, Butler, Warren, Clermont, Brown and Adams counties to raise money for the American Heart Association. Funds support local and national medical research and education programs. In 1984 the Southwestern Ohio Chapter funded 17 medical research projects at University of Cincinnati Medical Center and Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Five community groups received grants for heart health education and screening. Heart disease remains the nation’s top killer, with about 4 100 Americans suffering a heart attack daily in 1985. Information available at 281-4048.
During the first semester of 1984-85, 1652 students earned Dean's List honors with a 3.5 GPA or above, listing names and addresses in Cleves Harrison Miamitown North Bend Okeawa and other communities. A separate President's List honors 450 students with a perfect 4.0 GPA, including Monica Ann Henz.
Daryn Radenheimer son of Lawrence and Darrell Radenheimer of West Harrison Indiana has been assigned to Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi after completing basic training at Lackland Texas In six weeks there he studied the Air Force mission organization and customs and earned credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force He will now receive specialized instruction in air operations He is a 1983 graduate of East Central High School St Leon Indiana.
Completes Training Miss and Mr S W Harrison 1985 Youth Festival crowned preliminary winners who will advance to the Ohio finals at Kings Island Inn and Conference Center May 4. Airman James J Baird completes Air Force basic training at Lackland and heads to Davis-Monthan AFB for on the job medical training. Regional festival next March at Clarion Hotel Cincinnati will crown more winners with prizes from area sponsors and contact Judy Barrick for info.
State representative Rob ert Bischoff applauded passage of House Bill 1020 changing a 50 year restriction on county highway funding. Since 1931 vehicle fees and gasoline tax funded upkeep, the bill would allow use of local county income tax revenue for road maintenance in counties with such a tax. Bischoff said rural highways deteriorate as local governments lack funds and the bill could restore roads in counties with county adjusted gross tax or county option income tax.
A devotional verse asks the Gentle Shepherd to accept the speaker today and dwell in love. It seeks divine assistance to face daily temptations and hold the speaker from straying, acknowledging inability to endure alone and reaching out for guidance.
Whitewater readers receive a Valentine message page with wishes for friends and family and lists of birthdays from Feb 16 to 22. Social visits are noted including calls to Mrs. Wm. Sauerland and Mrs. Albert McNally, plus plans to see Channel 9 All-Star basketball at Mt. Carmel School on Feb. 23 with admission set at $2.00. Best wedding anniversary wishes go to Charlie Jonas and Bill Studt on Feb. 22.
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