Governor Orr Honors Southwest Local School District
William Henry Harrison Junior High School is named among 202 junior and senior high schools nationwide for outstanding status by the U S Department of Education. Principal Don Wostworth and district representatives will travel to Washington for a White House recognition ceremony in September. The district credits monitoring student progress, teacher efficacy, and strong community support. A road rally fundraiser by FOP lodges 113 and 95 FOPA is set for June 24 at Harrison Junior School with a $4 entry, trophies, and charity proceeds, plus a gospel singing event on June 23 at Grace Chapel, Rte 46, W Harrison, Indiana.
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Southwest
Washington
White House
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Ohio Department of Education
FOP
Hamilton County
FOPA
Harrison Junior School
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Seymour
Indiana
Grace Chapel
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Dale Davidson
Open House at Ambulatory Care Center Sunday June 24
Open houses are scheduled Sunday June 24 to introduce Harrison area residents to a new Ambulatory Care Center. Officials, life squad members and media are invited from 1 to 2 pm to tour, with public access 2 to 5 pm. Governor Orr intends to support emergency measures and legal immunity for Harrison EMTs serving Indiana. The event follows John W. Newhouse, longtime Harrison Township Trustee, who passed away June 12 at Dearborn County Hospital in Lawrenceburg Indiana.
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Ambulatory Care Center
John W. Newhouse
Harrison Township
Dearborn County Hospital
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Mr. Newhouse
Biddle Lumber Co
Newhouse Farms
Providence Hospital
Harrison Area
Harrison
Life Squad
Robert Ort
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Dearborn
Orr
West Harrison
Harrison Emts
Harrison and
Emergency Medical Services Commission
Leihshiine McEe
Johnny Nugent
R-La
Indiana General Assembly
Karen Shell
Shell
Harry Rolfes
Rolfes
Harrison Community Center
Alan Kinnett
Local Bikers Complete MS-100 Ride For Charity
The MS Society sponsored the annual MS-100 bike ride on June 2 and 3 in Ohio. About 300 riders, including Walt Smith Dick Federmann and Jerry Bennett, biked 100 miles over two days from Gentry Shop in Kenwood to Lebanon YMCA and back. Riders pledged funds per mile and returned to Kenwood for pledge verification. ages ranged 9 to 56, with two tandems and one blind rider noted.
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Jerry Bennett
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