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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1971
Page
5
Interest invited in a pollution fighting venture with a ground floor position. Respond with name address and phone to P. O. Box 215 Aurora Indiana 47001.
Mr and Mrs Robert C King of Brookville Indiana celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a trip that began in Florida East Coast visits to Mrs Kings brother Clifton Baker and family. They then toured the West Coast to see three Baker uncles in Florida and visited Paul C Baker and family in Tampa. A two hour tour of the John F Kennedy Space Center was enjoyed. Their son Robert Lee King attends Ball State University in Muncie Indiana.
Regular session presided by Mayor Rolfes with council members present. Bills approved totaling 6337.50. Planning Commission to review paving on South Vine Street. School guard request referred to Solicitor. Dues paid to Hamilton County Municipal League. New furnace installed. State St patching and New Haven Rd work planned. Year 1970 reviewed. 1971 recommendations and water sewer issues noted. Police safety committee reports underfunding and staffing concerns. Meeting adjourned.
The Southwest Board of Education held its regular January meeting on January 14. Notes will appear in next week’s Bulletin. Spotlight features Mr. Roger Lausch, appointed to complete the Beathard term. he and family reside in Harrison. Upcoming events include freshman basketball, WHHS wrestling, and Oak Hills basketball. A Life magazine poll explores youth education attitudes. New federal bus standards require biannual inspections and daily checks, plus a pupil safety program. critics note no bus design changes.
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