Will it Be Batons or Rifles Majorette Question Stirs Meeting
Kathy Spitzmiller attended the Citizen's Advisory Council on January 10 to represent the Harrison Wildcat Marching Kittens, a baton group for girls kindergarten to sixth grade sponsored by Harrison Elementary PTA. She noted parent concerns about future paths after elementary school and faulted Junior High School band director Mr Parrott for discouraging majorettes in favor of a rifle corps. The group estimates about 100 baton students with ample talent for junior high. Southwest Local School District Superintendent Mr Frank proposed a meeting with Parrott to discuss the issue. The advisory bylaws were reviewed, chairman Karen Everett stepped down to speak, and Kay Bowling shared a draft of a Citizen's Opinion Survey due in March. Next meeting is February 14, 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Spitzmiller
Citizen’s Advisory Council
Harrison Wildcat
Harrison Elementary Pta
Spitzmiller
Parrott
Rifle Corp
Frank
Southwest
Citizen’s Advisory
Karen Everett
Kay Bowling
Message From The Harrison Fire Dept Happy New Year
The Harrison Volunteer Fire Dept. thanks donors for year end memorials and explains fund use. Major purchases included anti shock trousers for life squads amounting to 1500 dollars, plus about 900 dollars in tools and cabinets for both stations and 300 dollars for operating the new station opened in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Volunteer Fire Dept
Wright State honors total hit 1228 for fall 1982 quarter
Dean's List figures show Wright State University awarding high honors to 1228 students based on GPA. Among them Linda D Scott a senior residing in Harrison Ohio earned high honors with a 3.50 to 3.999 quarter average while meeting the 12 credit hour minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright State University
Linda D. Scott
P.O. Box
Harrison
Ohio
Mt. Carmel PTA Meeting Set for January 18 1983
The Mt. Carmel PTA will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening January 18 1983 at 7 30 p m at Mt. Carmel School. All PTA members are urged to attend and anyone interested in joining is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel Pta
Mt. Carmel
PTA
Bright Elementary School in Jeopardy Over Firm Selections
Sunman-Dearborn officials narrowed choices to four architectural firms for a Bright area elementary school with interviews set for January 22. The plan costs about 150000 for a 3.5 million facility, but new board members show reluctance to locate the school in Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Niemeyer
Sunman-Dearborn Community School Corporation
Kenneth Blad
School Corporation
Bright
Brad
Pottenger Begins Ninth Term in Ohio House
Representative Tom Pottenger took the oath Monday January 3 1983 to begin his ninth term in the Ohio House of Representatives for the 20th District. He represents Westwood Cheviot Miami Township Crosby Green Harrison Whitewater Townships and emphasizes teamwork to tackle a new state budget economy revitalization and unemployment issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pottenger
House
Pottenger
Ohio House
Westwood
Cheviot
Miami Township
Crosby, Green, Harrison
Whitewater
Colerain
Springfield
Springdale
Forest Park
Greenhills
North College Hill
Glendale
Ohio House of Representatives
Hamilton County
Ohio
115Th
Ohio General Assembly
Queen Angus Band to Perform at Bogart's Night Club
Harrison group Queen Angus Band plays Bogart's Night Club January 20 1983. Critics from Cincinnati Warner Amex and radio stations attend along with fourteen club owners. The band emphasizes original music and clean rock and roll aimed at entertaining crowds rather than chasing megabucks.
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Alishea Reed
Queen Angus
Harrison
Bogart’s
Cincinnati
Warner Amex
Class A Baseball Meeting In Harrison Area
Jim Stahl new coach of the Class A Knothole team will hold a meeting Saturday January 15 at 1 00 PM in Room 110 at the community center. Former players remaining in Class A and others from the Ohio Indiana area are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stahl
Harrison
Ohio Indiana
Democrats Elect New Officers
The Harrison Democrat Club elects 1983 officers Harry Rolfes president Frank Webb first vice president Terry Burge second vice president and Dave Bahner secretary treasurer The club opens 1983 membership with $2 dues by mail or at the meeting to residents of Harrison and Harrison Township Ohio and Democratic supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Democrat Club
Harrison Bowl
Harry ‘‘Ham’’ Rolfes
Frank Webb
V.P
Terry Burge
Dave Bahner
David F. Bahner
Iliff Ave
Harrison
Ohio
Harrison Township
Democratic Party
Deadline for Dog License Reminder in Hamilton County
The SPCA reminds dog owners licenses must be bought by January 20 to avoid a 2.00 late fee. Tags cost 5.35 before January 20 and 7.35 after, at Village Pharmacy Harrison Ave Harrison or O Cull s Market North Bend or the SPCA Shelter Colerain Ave from 9 to 4 weekdays and 9 to 3:30 weekends. The Winter Calendar for Hamilton County Park District is available by request at 521-PARK or 1024 S Winton Rd Cincinnati Ohio 45231.
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Hamilton County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Village Pharmacy
Harrison Ave
Harrison
O’cull’s
North Bend
Ohio
SPCA
Colerain Ave
Hamilton County Park District
521-Park
Winton Road
Cincinnati
Republican Club To Hold Meeting In Harrison 1983
The Harrison Republican Club will hold its first meeting of 1983 at the Harrison Community Center 300 George St on Monday January 17 at 6 30 p m. Newly elected president Jerry Wilson will preside. The group supports Republican candidates and funds activities while offering a forum for office seekers and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Republican Club
Harrison Community Center
George St
Jerry Wilson
No Butter And Cheese In Harrison City Clarifies Program Status
Harrison Mayor Archie Mason reports no administration exists for the Cheese and Butter Program in the city. He notes inquiries have increased but no organizing body has been established to run the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Archie Mason
City of
Hensley Murder Trial Set For Feb 28
Ronald Lee Hensley Sr 39 formerly of Bright is set to stand trial in Dearborn Circuit Court on February 28 for the murder of his former wife Rena E Hensley 38 of RR 2 who died from a 12 gauge shotgun blast fired from about 22 feet away Theobald says Hensley admitted shooting her and a shotgun was found in his truck He faces 40 years plus 20 more if aggravating circumstances are proved or 40 years minus 10 if mitigating circumstances apply He is held without bond in the Dearborn County Jail and is represented by Harry Zerbe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lee Hensley, Sr
Bright
Dearborn
Lester G. Baker
Indiana
James Theobald
Rena E. Hensley
Theobald
Hensley
Dea i
Baker
Harry Zerbe
Lawrenceburg
Hornsby Named to Planning Commission in City Council
Harrison's City Council swore in Roger Hornsby at the January 4 meeting and accepted Kuhlmann’s resignation from the Planning Commission. Hornsby will fill the seat for the remainder of the term through December 31, 1983, replacing Allman and himself during absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Roger Hornsby
Kuhlmann
Planning Commission
Hornsby
Allman
Bruce Allman
Julie Franz Selected for 1983 Who's Who Edition
Julie C Franz of 7922 Bridgetown Rd. Cincinnati Ohio 45002 a student at the College of Mount St Joseph has been selected for the 1983 edition of Who's Who.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie C. Franz
Bridgetown Rd
College of Mount St. Joseph
Robert Meeks Named Vice Mayor of Harrison
Robert Meeks, eight year Harrison City Councilman, elected Vice Mayor at the January 4 meeting after nomination by former Vice Mayor William Kuhlmann. Meeks leads the Safety Committee and chairs the Finance Committee. he and his wife Lola and daughter Robin reside on Flintstone Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meeks
Harrison
William Kuhlmann
Kuhlmann
Mr. Meeks
Lola
Robin
Flintstone Dr
Tak
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Don Gellert
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Homer Evans
East Central
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Clarence Back
Back
Ammerman
Sunman-Dearborn Educators Association
John McKay
Board Elect
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Sunman- Dearborn
Blad
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