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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1983
Page
9
A Nazarene church message reflects on Paul’s single purpose of knowing God and shares seven New Year goals inspired by Thomas Dekker. It urges readers to adopt a life focused on devotion, humility, kindness, and diligent work as 1983 begins.
The Southwest Local School District in Harrison Ohio invites sealed proposals for building and contents insurance. Bids due by 12:00 noon February 16 1983 at the district office 230 South Elm Street Harrison Ohio. Specifications and forms available by calling 367 4139. Proposals must be on standard form and in sealed envelopes marked 1 for Insurance. Robert Wooldridge Treasurer.
The Diamond Oaks Career Development Campus at 6375 Harrison Avenue will accept registrations starting January 10 1983 for Adult Education Classes. A wide range of part time vocational courses including computer studies are available for alts m2 years of age and older. Classes begin February 7 1983. Office hours are 1 00 pm to 8 00 pm Monday through Friday. Call 574 1300 for details.
Richard H. Durrell is reappointed to a three year term as Hamilton County Park District Park Commissioner effective January 1, 1983. A UC geology professor active in conservation groups, he has served on the board since 1970 and holds multiple state and national honors for conservation achievements. He and his wife Lucile reside in Mount Airy.
Tom Pottenger outlines the bill process from idea to law in Ohio. The Legislative Service Commission drafts, committees scrutinize, floor debates occur, and governors sign or veto, with overrides by a three-fifths majority. Emergency bills take effect immediately. others after 90 days.
East Central students hosted a French Club event for Miss Holly Hostetter’s second graders at North Dearborn Elementary. The party featured Christmas cards French treats trouffles and la galette. Students learned French alphabet counting color words objects and songs. Donovan Ping and Sonja Jackson were named King and Queen for the day by a hidden surprise in their galette as the day ended with French carols.
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