End Of Semester At Harrison High School 1984 85
The first semester ends Friday January 18 with exams of seventy five minutes scheduled Wednesday through Friday. Report cards arrive week of January 28. Martin Luther King Day closes school January 21. Cap and gown measurements January 22. DAT for ninth graders during week of January 28. Diamond Oaks visit field trip January 31 for sophomores. Teacher Janine de Reynier earns $500 GE Foundation grant for printer in check writing unit.
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Martin Luther King
DAT
Diamond Oaks Visitation
Diamond Oaks
Janine de Reynier
Harrison High School
General Electric Foundation
Winter Calendar of Events from Hamilton County Park District
Hamilton County Park District offers Winter Calendar of Events for January to March 1985. Calendars mailed free by request to 10245 Winton Rd Cincinnati Ohio 45231 or by calling 521 PARK. Programs include nature movies hikes Maple Syrup Festival and Signs of Spring across sixteen parks.
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Hamilton County
Park
Winton Rd
Cincinnati
Community Blood Drive Tops Donor Total in 1985 Push
Dan Metz reports the first semiannual K of C Community Blood Drive of 1985 collected 90 pints on Thursday January 10 at Hexworth Blood Center amid severe weather. Thanks extended to Council 2633 for facilities and to volunteers Irvin Metz Gail Duffy Mary Lou Van Treese for donor reservations, plus local businesses and churches for posters. Encourages those unable to donate to visit local hospitals or Hexworth Blood Center.
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Dan Metz
Hexworth
Irvin Metz
Gail Duffy
Mary Lou van Treese
Whitewater Valley Inn
Dale’s
Zaracos
Lakes Sports, Inc
Village
Boo’s Eemes Owen’s
Harrison Police Department
Harrison Bakery
Harrison Cleaners
Ballard’s
Huismann’s Poultry
Small’s Pro Hardware
Loos’ Langden Meats
Harrison Ave
United Dairy Farmers
Back’s
Harrison Council
Harrison Community Center
St. John the Baptist Church
St. John Christian Church
Broadway
G.A
Kaiser’s Hardware, Lighting Co
Bernard Schlarmann Sr
Kathleen Spitzmiller
Gary Stafford
Julia Koors
Ed Robben
Joe Robben
Karen Holaday
Jean Roell
Pauline Clark
Bernie Schlarmann Jr
Greg Metz
Debbie Gausman
Kathleen Moster
Edward Bosse
John Ungru
Shirley Wilcox
Richard McNutt
Myrtle Wilhelm
Larry Kluener
Ray Lowe
Michael Re
Edward Harpring
Philomena Harpring
Ronald Nusekabel
Brookville Couple’s Son Completes Army Training Course
Completes Course Pvt. Douglas S. Foster son of L Dale and Dixie K Foster of Rural Route 2 Brookville Indiana has completed basic motor operation training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri During the course students learned transportation of personnel and equipment His wife Donna Bruns daughter of Lester and JoAnn Bruns of Rural Route 4 Brookville is a Brookville High School 1984 graduate
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Douglas S. Foster
L. Dale
Dixie K. Foster
Brookville
Ind
U.S. Army Training Center
Fort Leonard Wood
Donna
Lester
JoAnn Bruns
Brookville High School
The Y's Workout Sessions Start January 29 1985 at Y
The Williams YMCA invites the public to join The Y's Way to Physical Fitness. Certified instructor John Froelich will lead eight weekly sessions twice weekly at 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM, starting Tuesday January 29 1985. Call 961-7552 for details.
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Williams Ymca
John Froelich
Trustees defend between meetings in Crosby Corner letter
The Crosby Township Trustees respond to Mrs Meyers editorial and outline the fire department contract payments of 1984. They deny nonpayment claims, note four quarterly payments totaling 55000 dollars, and state Chief Miller failed to submit reports. They invite citizen attendance at meetings and emphasize town governance.
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United States
Herb
Dorothy Meyers
Harrison Press
Comec Arf
Hornbach
Civic Center
New Haven
Storer
New
Baltimore
Meyers
Crosby Corner
Crosby Township
Reading
Hollywood
Baltimore Fire Dept
Miller
Crosby
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Ronald Reagan
George Bush
America
Carroll Roberts
Wm. Henry Harrison High School
TF Ck
Leckum
Owntown Prison
Oti Cen
Aed
Spic & Span
Richard Covin
Harrison, OH
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