Visitors From Rehabilitation Center Speak At Harrison Jr. High
Two speakers from Straight Inc. lectured seventh graders on smoking alcohol and drugs as part of a health unit. Mrs McConaughy and her daughter Suzanne shared personal experiences with addiction, stressing family support and the five phases of the program. Suzanne discussed peer pressure and the importance of good friends, noting ongoing challenges ahead. Info line (513) 575-2673 and Harrison Jr. High School contact George Davis (367-4831).
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S Straight Os
Harrison Jr
Suzanne
Harrison Jr. High School
George Davis
House of Love and Dreams Opens Weekend Probing
Local notes mix greetings visits and birthdays among Harrison area families. Mr and Mrs Leroy Doerflein hosted guests last Sunday while Mrs Gene McNally and Merle Studt called on Mrs Albert McNally. Birthday wishes go to Joyce Mason William Studt Duane Thalheimer Loren Beesley Dorothy Fohl Alma Aller Mrs Sauerland Julian Martha Johnson Melissa Bradley Orpha Hackensmith and Robert Bradley with anniversaries for Howard and Feb 26. Don’t wait for opportunity to knock create it yourself.
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Leroy Doerflein
Frank Frey
Robert Bischoff
Wm. Sauerland
Gene McNally
Merle Studt
Albert McNally
Helen Doerflein
Reas. Bradley
Joyce Mason
Wm. Studt
Duane Thalheimer
Loren Beesley
Dorothy Fohl
Alma Aller
Julian
Jack Ketchum
Ronnie Dobson
Gary Ross
Merle Schlemmer
Real Bradley
Jane Frey
Martha Venter
Johnson
Melissa Bradley
Orpha Hackensmith
Carl Frey
Community notes and church events in Harrison area
Sympathy is extended to the family of Clyde Grubbs who died last week. Don Turner and Jerrold Brown are listed as hospital patients. The Drewersburg Extension Homemakers Club met February 13 with lessons on microwave cooking and a Valentine exchange. Several residents attended social events and family visits. Public Lent service at First Presbyterian Church in Harrison announced for March 2 at 7 PM. Sunrise service plans and Easter Cantata at Rockdale U M Church. Timothy J. Terry completed Life Squad training and work with Biddle Lumber. Note on mailing news due to holidays.
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Wm. H. Terry
Clyde Grubbs
Don Turner
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jerrold Brown
Bethesda Hospital
Clarice Schlemmer
Drewersburg Extension Homemakers Club
Don Wendel
Sharon McMillin
Linda Fox
Marie Kerr
Wendel
Betty Losekamp
Cindy Losekamp
Susan Terry
Hazel Williams
Trudy Storck
Mary Rouff
Bonnie Stokes
Ellen Sahre
Wilma Taylor
Doris Hampson
Helen Terry
Marilyn Wendel
Billy
Ruth Terry
Don Stokes
Bill
Snow Hill
First Presbyterian Chi
Harrison
Leigh
Timothy J. Terry
Harrison Fire Department
Scarlet Oaks Vocational School
Providence Hospital
Tim
Brookville High School
Connersville, Ind
Connersville
Biddle Lumber Co
Ohio
DOE Seeks Proposals for Two Phase Scrap Decontamination Plan
The Department of Energy seeks firms to participate in Phase I to decontaminate 25 tons of contaminated ferrous and non ferrous scrap from four sites in Tennessee Kentucky and Ohio. Phase II will scale up to large volume processing with title transfer of contaminated scrap. Proposals due March 15 with May 1 award.
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Department of Energy
DOE
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Oak Ridge
Paducah
Portsmouth
Fernald
DOEE
Li'l Abner Musical at Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Wm. Henry Harrison High School presents Li'l Abner as spring musical with tryouts Feb 19 and 20. About 40 to 50 students plus 10 to 15 junior high trainees participate. Cast includes Steve Adams Susan McKinney Roger Leib and many others. Direction shared by several faculty. Robin Olivier stage director. May 2 and 3 at 8:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
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Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Li’l Abner
Steve Adams
Susan McKinney
Roger Leib
Harold Reed
Joe Penno
Marcie Loughran
Dennis Walls
Kurt Kercheval
Richard Kelly
Taran Bourquein
Ken Neuman
David Matthews
Brian Kaushiva
Penny Layne
Kathy Fisher
Tay Bourquein
Corey Moore
Mike McCloy
Tricia Lawhorn
Monica Mertens
Kelly Washnock
Michelle Hale
Norman Freitag
John Gibson
Michelle Speigel
Susan Bennett
Beth
Robin Olivier
Sarah Boltinghouse
Don Stewert
Dave Snyder
Presbyterian Women Invite Community to March 6 Musical Program
The Harrison Presbyterian Women invite the community to a musical program on March 6 at the church. The W H Harrison Girls Ensemble directed by Karen Wolfe will perform after a carry in luncheon at noon. Meat and drinks provided. Call Emma Cairo at 367 9600 or Marge Platt at 367 9762 to attend. It will be a time for women of all faiths to fellowship.
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Presbyterian Women’s Association of
Harrison
W.H. Harrison
Karen Wolfe
Emma Cairo
Marge Platt
Students Win Honors in Reflections PTA Contest
Three Rivers Schools students earned honors in the Hamilton County PTA Reflections program. Jenni Redman, a 7th grader at Three Rivers Middle, took 2nd place in junior level literature. Jamie Miller, a Taylor High student, also placed in the contest.
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Three Rivers
Hamilton County Council of
Pta’s
PTA
Liberty’s View
Jenni Redman
Jamie Miller
Taylor High
Jeff Martin Wins Middle School Bake-Off With Pecan Fudge Pie
Eighth grader Jeff Martin of Three Rivers Middle won the Miami Center pie bake-off on Saturday February 8. He earned twenty five dollars for his Pecan Fudge pie using a Betty Crocker recipe. He is in Mrs Smiths Foods class and dreams of a food service career.
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Jeff Martin
Three Rivers Middle
Miami Center
Jeff
Betty Crocker
Correction Notice for Saturday Youth Activities Names
A correction states Stephanie Gibson was misspelled in last week's article about Saturday night activities for area youth. It also notes that Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirchner were not listed as volunteer chaperone captains.
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Stephanie Gibson
Tom Kirchner
Auxiliary Meets Yeager Unit 199 on Vine Street
The J B Yeager Auxiliary Unit 199 will meet Wednesday March 5th at 7 30 pm at the region home on Vine Street. All members are urged to attend.
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J.B. Yeager
Vine St
Girl Scout Marian Medal Awarded to East Central Student
Jennifer Kirk, an eighth grader at East Central, earned the Marian Medal the highest Catholic Girl Scout award in the United States after more than ten years of effort. She is now based in St. Leon Indiana after growing up in St. Francis. Congratulations Jennifer.
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Jennifer Kirk
East Central
United States
Jennifer
St. F Ish
St. Leon
Indiana
Bright Days Nursery Registration Schedule 1986
Bright Days Nursery School holds registration for the 1986 87 year with March 5 7 00 pm 8 00 pm at Dearborn Hills United Methodist Church March 6 8 30 am 9 30 am for returning students March 6 1 00 pm 3 00 pm open to the general public Class size is limited For questions call 637 3993 or Wanda Claypool director 637 1417
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Bright Days Nursery School
Dearborn Hills United Methodist Church
The
Church
Wanda Claypool
Mount Carmel student serves as page for Indiana General Assembly
Mt Carmel Junior High student Matt Galyen served one day as a Page for State Representative Robert Bischoff during the Indiana General Assembly session. The 13 year old was excused from school without an absence mark and received a certificate signed by the Speaker of the House and Bischoff.
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Carmel
Robert Bischoff
Matt Galyen
Ronald Galyen
Page
Indiana General Assembly
Bischoff
Matt
Cial
General Assembly
State House
Donates Pastries to Seniors During National Bakery Week
Dieter Noller of Harr ison Home Bakery donated 206 pastries to the local senior center in the week of February 17. Cream puffs peach pie with whipped creamGerman chocolate and carrot cake and old fashion cherry were served. Center director Phyllis Myles praised the daily treats and seniors planned a surprise appreciation. This marks the second year the bakery participates in National Bakery Week with the seniors.
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Dieter Noller
Harrison Home Bakery
Phyllis Myles
Noller
Mildred Wuester
Ruth Werner
Harrison Center
Maple Syrup Festival at Farbach Werner Nature Preserve
Hamilton County Park District invites the public to a Maple Syrup Festival at Farbach Werner Nature Preserve March 8 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and March 9 12:00 Noon to 5:00 p.m. Demonstrations cover sap collection from 1700s styles to modern methods, open kettle boiling, and Early American activities. Sunday features Oyate Wachipi and Cincinnati Dulcimer Society performances. A 1986 Motor Vehicle Permit is required for parking, $3 annual or $1 daily, available during the festival. Entrance is off Poole Road near Colerain Avenue.
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Hamilton County Park District
Farbach-Werner Nature Preserve
Park District
Oyate Wachipi
Nat’ American Indian Council
Cincinnati Dulcimer Society
Poole Road
Colerain Avenue
Registration and card of thanks notice from Harrison Junior School
Sixth and seventh grade students must contact Harrison Junior School to enroll next year. Testing will determine appropriate placement and counseling is advised. Card of thanks from the Emmert family expresses gratitude for funeral home staff, life squad, fraternal and veterans groups, and friends.
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Harrison Junior School
Thanking Friends and Family for Support During Illness
Ray Minges expresses gratitude to friends and family for prayers encouragement and cards. He thanks Dr Harold Shackelford for visits during long hours of waiting and to Rev Cline for his visits. God Bless You All.
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Harold Shackelford
Cline
Ray Minges
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Li'l Abner
Mammy
U.S.A
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Bright Days
Mt. Carmel
John Emmett
Baltimore Life Squad
Jackman-Kercheval Funeral Home
Alvin Sigalus
Snow Lodge
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Wayne
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