WHATS HAPPENING Friday night hosts Taylor basketball
The WHHHS Cats face rival Taylor Friday and host Lawrenceburg for homecoming Saturday. B ball player trades with Taylor announced. NCH game postponed by weather. Coach Bovard’s varsity lost 86 80 to Rising Sun. Swink’s team beat NCH 43 33. Homecoming nominees named by class with voting through the first quarter and crowning at halftime plus a dance.
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Cats
Taylor
Lawrenceburg
WHHHS
Vandy
Harrison Pride
NCH
Bovard
Rising Sun
Swink
Joan Lane
Kelly Hey
Kelly Melampy
Brenda Thaler
Kay C. McGuire
Jane Werner
Naminees
Lisa Hauck
Kim Rapp
Harrison High School Cheerleading Clinic Draws 85 Girls
Cheerleaders from Harrison Junior High and Southwest Local School District gathered for a two day clinic at William Henry Harrison High School on January 15 and 22. Seventy five girls formed six squads with distinct names and practiced basic cheers, stunts, and chants. Winning squads from the January 22 session earned a spot to perform at the Harrison Lawrenceburg game on January 29 at 6:30 p.m.
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Harrison Junior High
Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Kool Cats
Red Hats
Phyllis Kraus
Harrison-Lawrenceburg
Harrison
Susan Bennett
Crystal Jamison
Lee Ann Taylor
Jamie Coffey
Robin Wickett
Anna Mills
Sonya Fox
Harrisonette
Starla Jones
Towyna West
Elicia Johnston
Kim Brown
Candi Wickett
Julie Pensinger
Jamie Young
Kathy Wisman
Dina Brown
Shelia Vinup
Kathy Bennett
Renee Ross
Tammy Stine
Robin Stine
Katie Teffendorf
Girl Scout Roller Skating Event Schedule
Girl Scouts host roller skating events from noon to 2 30 pm on February 5 12 19 and March 5 12 19 26 at cost 1.00 with own skates or 1.50 with rentals Open to all Girl Scouts permission slips through leaders Birthday Skate Party on March 12 same time and price Participants wearing uniforms or presenting a Girl Scout ID receive a surprise bag on departure.
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Girl Scouts
Girl Scout
YMCA Offers Exercise Classes for Toddlers and Moms
Gamble-Nippert branch of the YMCA runs Tuesday two session classes at the Presbyterian Church annex in Harrison. Becky O'Brien leads 3-5 year olds in aerobic activities while 1-3 year olds join with parents. Classes promote motor skills and eye hand coordination. rounds run eight to ten weeks and are free.
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Barry Niemeyer
Gamble-Nippert
YMCA
Presbyterian Church Annex
Broadway and
Vine Streets
Harrison
Becky O'Brien
O’brien
O'Brien
Gamble-Nippert Ymca
New Program For Harrison Senior Center
Janet Rankin director announces new programs at Harrison Senior Center. A Monday knitting class begins December 10 with a 12 30 social. A Tuesday ceramics class at 12 30 and a Thursday macrame class. Friday morning YMCA offers seniors an exercise class from 10 30 to 11 30.
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Janet Rankin
Harrison Senior Center
YMCA
Opens Income Tax Service Debuts at Former Robby's Site
R and R Services opens at 10364 New Haven Rd offering income tax and bookkeeping with hours 9 to 5 on weekdays and Saturdays by appointment. In home visits available. Owners Virginia and Jim Robertson note tax changes this year and mention Harrison city income tax aid at 367 9642.
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R & R Services
New Haven Rd
Robby’s
Virginia and Son
Jim
Robertson
Harrison
Harrison Singles Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
Harrison Singles Club met January 23 with Don Meyer, attorney, as speaker on Divorce Wills and Real Estate. Next gathering set for February 6 at 6 pm in the Fellowship Room with spaghetti dinner priced 2.50 for adults and 1.50 for children 10 and under. invitation extended to all singles and friends.
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Don Meyer
Mr. Meyer
First Presbyterian Church
Harrison
Jr School Test Results Reveal Large Reading Gains
At Junior School the Chicago Mastery Learning Reading program was evaluated after a January 12 semester exam. A standard reading test showed initial grade equivalence of 5.9, with seventh graders averaging a 1.2 year gain and eighth graders about 1.95 years, indicating strong improvement.
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Chicago
Hensley found guilty of DUI in Dearborn court
Ronald Lee Hensley Sr., 39, formerly of Bright, was found guilty Thursday of driving under the influence. He faces a Feb. 28 trial in Dearborn Circuit Court on the November 7 shotgun death of his former wife Rena and an arson charge. The DUI carries a fine up to 5000 dollars or one year in jail. he received six months with three suspended, and his license is suspended for a year. He remains jailed without bail on the murder charge.
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Ronald Lee Hensley Sr
Hensley
Bright
Dearborn
Rena
Dearborn County Court
Harlan Hoffman
Hoffman
Queen Angus Debuts At Bogart's In Rock Night
Local rock group Queen Angus made a Bogart's debut on Thursday January 20 drawing about 350 fans. The all local lineup led by Keith Biggs performed from shortly after 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Final Warning warming the crowd. The set mixed blues rock with covers from The Who Tom Petty The Rolling Stones and George Thorogood. Band member Keith Biggs noted a planned hiatus before the next gig and criticized Bogart's stage crew for delaying Glenn Biggs by failing to switch on his amplifier causing an extended drum solo. A parachute backdrop bore the band's name and logo.
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Barry Niemeyer
Queen Angus
Bogart
Mt. Healthy
Mark Cooch
Glenn Biggs
Kent Born
Trager
Keith
Biggs
The
Who
Tom Petty
the Rolling Stones
George Thorogood
Keith Biggs
Glenn
Borntrager
Join 4-H youth clubs and activities
Five members attended an overnight camp at COSI and a no sleep teens retreat is planned for March. The Four Leaf Clovers celebrate 19 years of club work with a next meeting on Saturday January 29 at noon in New Haven. Call 738-1097 or 353-2422 for details. Melissa Bryant of Harrison has been named to the Autumn Quarter Dean's List at Raymond Walters College.
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Four Leaf Clovers
Cosi
Scarlet Oaks
New Haven
Melissa Bryant
Harrison
Ohio
Raymond Walters College
Plainfield Road
Blue Ash
Whitewater Social Notes Prompt Light Hearts
Whitewater column records casual calls and visits among local residents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lowes visited Frances Goble Thursday evening, Mrs. Jo Slagle spent time with her mother Mrs. Dulcie Seeley, Paul Sauerland visited his mother, and several families shared Sunday afternoons or Saturday evenings with relatives. A light musing, Be careful of the stones that you throw. Learn something new every day.
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Walter Lowes
Frances Goble
Todd Thinheimer
Jo Slagle
Dulcie Seeley
Paul Sauerland
Wm. Sauerland
Jean Dobson
Dillsboro
Gary Ross
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