Carib cruise prize goes to Citizens teller Linda Guard
Linda Guard, a teller at Citizens Federal Savings and Loan, won the American Express Tellers Only Sweepstakes grand prize a Caribbean cruise valued at 3500 dollars. She will travel with her husband Brian aboard the Cunard Countess, including an outside cabin, meals, entertainment, and 500 dollars in traveler's cheques, with the official award at a June 14 reception and a trip planned between November and January. Guard entered the drawing 12 times by selling traveler's cheques over the contest period.
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Karen Minnelli
Citizens Federal Savings and Loan
Linda Guard
Guard
American Express
Cunard
Brian
Netherland Hilton
Hall of Mirrors
Caribbean
Citizens Federal
Dowling Street
Cleves
Associate Degree for Pam Ertel Highlighted in Dayton Ceremony
Pam Ertel daughter of Herschel and Mildred Ertel of Cedar Grove Indiana received her Associate Degree of Registered Nursing at a Sinclair Community College ceremony in Dayton Ohio. She now resides in Dayton and works in the Coronary Care Unit at Good Samaritan Hospital. Rhonda Milton a senior at William Henry Harrison High School was named Outstanding Home Economics student by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Pam Ertel
Herschel A. Ertel
RR 1
Cedar Grove
Ind
Sinclair Oe College
Dayton
Pam
Good Samaritan Hospital
Rhonda Milton
William Henry Harrison High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rhonda
Ronald Milton
Cincinnati Technical College
National Honor Society
Mosquito Control Battle Faces Summer in Harrison
Harrison residents along Treeline Court and Westbrook Estates cont intinue to battle mosquitoes breeding in a swampy area near the Miami Whitewater Swim and Racquet Club. City and county officials seek funds to drain the area while larvicide is applied monthly.
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Karen Minnelli
Treeline Court
Westbrook Estates
Miami
Bollinger
Council Approves Bids for Ambulance and Computer System
Harrison City Council awarded Burgess Hearse and Ambulance Sales a 43,862 ambulance bid, the lowest of two offers with Horton Company at 44,404. Delivery expected three to four months after chassis receipt. A 36,160 bid for a new city computer was approved June 5 to replace the obsolete system, with delivery in about three months, stored in the clerk’s Walnut Street office.
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Harrison City
Burgess Hearse
Burgess
Horton Company
Walnut St
Burroughs
City Eye Sore on Hold for Bid Funding
City council will delay approving a bid to eliminate a jump at New Haven Road and Stone Drive. Larry Smith Plumbing bid $114,437, with $108,564 grant from the Ohio Department of Transportation. city covers the rest. Construction expected this summer, pending secured funds. Paul Daniel Nolan of Harrison among 187 Hanover College graduates May 20. he earned a business administration degree and ran cross country. Commencement speaker was Janier Arias Stella of Peru. Brownstown senior Joyce A. Hinnefeld spoke.
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Harrison
N. State St
Water Dept
New Haven Road
Stone Drive
Larry Smith Plumbing
Ohio Department of Tion
ODOT
Paul Daniel Nolan
Hanover College
Nolan
Glen Nolan
Flora Road
Janier Arias Stella
United Nationals
Peru
Joyce A. Hinnefeld
Brownstown
Ind
Road Rally Fundraiser by FOP Units in Harrison
A road rally sponsored by Southwest Hamilton County FOP 113 and Lodge 95 FOP A will be held June 24 at 11:00 a.m. at Harrison Junior High. Drivers and co-drivers race by clues with safety checks and proof of insurance. Entry is 4 dollars with proceeds to charity. hot dogs and drinks provided. trophies awarded by age brackets and overall, plus a family trophy.
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Hamilton County
F.O.P
Lodge
Harrison Junior High
Harrison
Orr to Visit Dearborn County Over Indiana Life Squad Issue
Governor Orr plans to travel to Dearborn County Friday to discuss the Harrison life squad crisis. Officials seek a permanent fix as the squad operates illegally without Indiana certification while civil emergency protections keep its service ongoing. The visit follows a request from Dearborn County leaders and a state EMS commission meeting.
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Orr
Indiana Life Squad
Governor's Aid
Dearborn County
Meyer
Harrison Life Squad
Indiana
Harrison
Dearborn
West Harrison
Indiana Emergency Medical Services Commission
Dearborn County Life Squad praised for service at Harrison meeting
Dearborn County officials thanked Harrison life squad personnel at the June 5 city council meeting for selfless devotion to residents during the cross‑the‑line life squad issue. President Joe Meyer read a May resolution praising their efforts as officials seek a long term solution with Indiana certification and state emergency status under review.
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Dearborn County
Harrison
City Council
Ind
Joe Meyer
Dearborn
Mayis Harrison
Ennis
Meyer
Indiana
Robert Orr
Alan Kinnett
Council
Xi Eta Lota Scholarship Awarded to Todd Elrod
Todd Elrod receives Xi Eta Lota scholarship funding 300 toward his chemistry engineering studies at the University of Cincinnati. He is the son of Ira and Mrs Elrod of Harrison and graduates with a 3.6 GPA as he plans a future in chemical engineering.
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Xi Eta Lota
Todd Elrod
Ira Elrod
Harrison
University of Cincinnati
Todd
U S Dart All Star Finals Set for June at Tip's Cafe
The United States Dart All Star finals will be staged June 23 at Tip's Cafe owned by Tip Biddle at 200 N State It. Among the competitors are Pat Patterson of Oakley and Mike Areas. The top two men and one woman will join the national all stars August 16 in Las Vegas.
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Tip Biddle
Tip’s
Pat Patterson
Oakley
Mike
United States
Las
Meeks earns pharmacy degree at University of Cincinnati
Robin L. Meeks received a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the University of Cincinnati on June 10, 1984. She is currently an intern at University Hospital Christian Holmes Division.
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Robin Meeks
Robin L. Meeks
University of Cincinnati
Robin
University Hospital
Christian R. Holmes
Florida man in motorcycle crash loses limb and eye
Tom Breeden, 28, of West Palm Beach, Florida, was involved in a motorcycle accident in Florida. He is recovering but lost his left leg and left eye. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Breeden.
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Tom Breeden
West Palm Beach
Correction In last week's edition of the Press
Eddy Hampton who received an English award from Mrs. Rice in the Jr. Pane ov eret.
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Eddy Hampton
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Linda
Irwin Bollinger
Hamilton County Health Department
Harrison Water Department
Harrison Water Dept
Lawrenceburg
Louis
Joe’’ Meyer
Life Squad
Ham Rolfes
of Law
William Ennis
U. S
Florida
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