City Council Names 1984 Appointees And Officials
In its first meeting of the year the City Council approved numerous appointments. Mayor Harry Rolfes announced appointees to boards bureaus and departments including William Ennis as law director for two years at 6200 per year plus extra fees and expenses. Terry Burge named vice mayor for 1984. Other posts cover Planning Commission Zoning Appeals Civil Service Parks Recreation Firemen's Dependents Fund Income Tax Bureau and department heads such as William Ennis Director Geraldine Dole Director Frank Mondary Director Alan Kinnett Director Anthony Brock Director Christopher Smyth Director Eugene Matho Director Barbara Lanham Director. Burge named Civil Defense Coordinator and OKI Representative James Dole. William Kuhlmann named City Liaison with Warner Cable. Council committees for 1984 include police fire finance budget street resolutions and safety among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rolfes
William Ennis
Terry Burge
Planning Commission
Ruth Classcock
David Bahner
Robert Kuntz
Robert Mertens
Board of Zoning Appeals
Carolyne Rolfes
Leonard Rutledge
William Clowes
William Sabatelli
Charles Pepper
Civil Service Commission
Roscoe Kelly
Robert Chaney
Dan S. Davison
Parks/Recreation Commission
Paul Bybee
Mike Jacobs
Lawrence Lipps
Harold Mains
Paul Toney
Leo Rolfes
Firemen’s Dependents Fund Board
Department of Police
Frank Mondary
Department of Fire & Emergency Medical Services
Alan Kinnett
Department of Service
Anthony Brock
Department of Utilities
Christopher Smyth
Department of Building
Eugene Matho
Department of Zoning
Barbara Lanham
OKI
James Dole
Warner Cable
William Kuhlmann
Greg Bybee
Council
Bybeé
Ruth Glasscock
Larry Kinnett
Leo Rolfes Sr
Kuhlmann
Dole
Whitewater 1984 council reverses income tax cut plan
At its first 1984 meeting Whitewater City Council rescinded a % income tax reduction enacted in 1983 citing the 1984 budget. Restoring the 1 percent tax gives time to review finances before a possible June reduction and potential inclusion in the 1985 budget.
Harrison Community Blood Bank Drive Sets 120 Pint Goal
The Harrison community invites residents to a blood drive at the K of C Hall on January 12 1984 from 2 to 8 PM with a 120 pint goal. Ohio law allows seventeen year olds to donate with no parent consent and drive organizers note high school drives contributed seven percent of last year’s 73 000 units. Call 637 1354 or 367 0367 for details.
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Greater Harrison
Harrison
Unity
Harrison K. of C. Hall
Ohio
Hexworth
Daniel I. Metz
Christ Hospital Nursing School Announces December Graduates
Debbie Wolf graduated from The Christ Hospital School of Nursing on Friday December 16 1983. Commencement was held at Cincinnati Convention Center. A 1981 Harrison High School alumna, Debbie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Wolf of Harrison.
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Debbie Wolf
Christ Hospital School of Nursing
Cincinnati
Debbie
Harrison High School
Richard Wolf
Harrison
Harrison Republican Club Announces January Meeting
The Harrison Republican Club will meet at PFC Harri son’s Restaurant on Monday January 16 at 7 00 p m New officers will be elected for 1984 Attendance requested Refreshments will be available The welcome mat is out for new members of the Harrison Community wishing to acquaint themselves with a political party All residents of Harrison and Harrison Township invited The Wildcat Boosters begin their monthly paper drive Friday January 13 with the container parked between the high school and Jr school for a week
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Harrison Republican Club
PFC
Harrison’s
Harrison
Harrison Township
Wildcat
Cookies Sale Orders By Girl Scouts From Great Rivers Council
Girl Scouts in the Great Rivers Council take cookie sale orders from January 14 to 28, 1984. Boxes cost 1.75 dollars, mostly kosher, with flavors including Coconut Cremes caramel and chocolate Kookaburras, Thin Mints, Peanut Butter Savannahs, Hoe Downs, and new Golden Yangles crackers. Deliveries occur mid March followed by booth sales March 24 to April 8.
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Great Rivers Council
Luken To Speak At Town Meet In Cleves
Congressman Thomas Luken will hold a town meeting Tuesday January 17 at 8 p.m. in Miami Township Hall Cleves. The session will cover Social Security changes Lebanon troop involvement military spending and federal government role with a public Q A and staff to assist residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Luken
Miami Township
S. Miami Ave
Cleves
Lebanon
Luken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roberts
Alan Rolfes
Law
Finance and Records
Geraldine Dole
Whitewater
Senior Citizens
By Karen Minnelli
Senior Citizens’ Center
Whitewater Township Park
Dry Fork Rd
Roger L. Short
Rogers Short Associates
Harrison Community Blood
Unique Wood Products
N. State St
Jeff Eckel
State Street
Christ Hospital
Republicans
Republican Club
Schroeder Sales and Service Inc
Harrison Avenue
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