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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1983
Page
1
Cleves Ohio marks the return of a public library after 19 years adjacent to the Miami Center as the 40th branch of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Opening Day at 2:00 p.m. features trustees, clergy, and staff, with a 3 hour open house.
Miamitown Days set for June 4-5 along Route 128. The two day event features flea market exhibitors and performances by area country western and gospel groups. Bluegrass Travelers open Saturday at 2 30 p m with Mountain Dew Cloggers and dancers to perform. Pastor Jim Baughman says it will be total family entertainment and a effort to re establish Miamitown as a lively town. Banks and Miamitown Elementary will provide parking with two policemen on patrol for security. Plans aim to extend Miamitown Days into the summer with craft exhibits and more booths as the community gathers for a relaxed family outing.
Donald L Kaeser son of Jeanne and the late Willard Kaeser of W Harrison Indiana earned a B S degree in Army from Ball State University on May 21 He was designated a Distinguished Military Graduate and will begin the Infantry Officer Basic Course at Fort Benning Georgia on June 9 for 16 weeks Then he will proceed to the Rotary Wing Aviation Course at Fort Rucker Alabama in November Dop is a 1979 graduate of East Central High School
Donald C. Schramm of Ham Townships announces that Suspension Bridge Road will be marked and signed for one way west due to the bridge’s age and condition. The bridge is slated for replacement within the next two years.
Open House at Miami Whitewater Swim and Racquet Club on Camp bell Road Sunday June Sth from noon to 6 pm with a rain date June 12. Visitors may use facilities free for the day and Spring discount applies. Contact Nancy Fuell at 367-9966 for details. A memorial service for a resident of 110 Moore Street will be held at Church of Christ 220 Sunset Avenue Harrison on Wednesday June 8 1983 at 7 pm.
Attends David Betscher, a junior at William Henry Harrison High, was chosen from the Greater Cincinnati area to join Xavier University’s four week Summer Program in Physics for high ability students. He earns a Frederick A Hauck Scholarship covering tuition and labs and will receive three university credits after completion.
Roger Lloyd Klusman of Batesville was one of two East Central High School students honored with the Hoosier Scholar Award. He ranked second in a 225 student class with a 3.98 GPA and belonged to the National Honor Society. He plans to study computer science at Purdue University this fall.
The First Christian Church at Sycamore and Park Harrison marks 150 years with Heritage Sunday on May 29 1983 featuring Slaven as Barton Stone and William Van Metre as Alexander Campbell. James Jackson presents the Heritage Quilt. attendees dress in period attire and a carry-in lunch follows. Dr Greg Timmons is the current pastor.
School officials report 1982-83 Stanford Achievement Tests for grades 4 through 8 reflect record district scores. Fourth graders gained 1.3 years of growth, fifth graders 1.8, and sixth graders 1.2. Overall, grades 4-6 science rose about 1.2 years while reading and math at the junior school rose at least 1.2 years. Assistant Superintendent.
The first open meeting of the Community Against Drug and Alcohol Abuse was held on May 12, 1983 in Harrison. Speakers stressed peer pressure and community responsibility, noting a high school drug education program and a 352-DOPE hotline offering anonymous legal guidance. The group seeks space for a center in downtown Harrison and plans a June 6 meeting at the Harrison Community Center.
Valerie has participated in band drama club choir It's Academic team National Honor Society and FTA showcasing a broad range of school activities and leadership.
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