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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
1
Lite-Co presents plaques and certificates to center staff for top monthly points based on attendance records articles and timely reports. Pictured are Shirley Heyde Debbie Denman Mr R Kleaner and Ken Cradler holding their 100 Percenter buttons.
The Ohio Valley Competition Club hosts another Moto-Cross day at Lloyd Curry farm on Baughman Rd. Practice starts at 11:00 A M with racing beginning at 1:00 P M. Concessions will be available at the track.
Navy fireman apprentice Robert J. Cole Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Cole Sr of 439 Featherwood Dr Harrison Ohio completed basic Boiler Technician School at Great Lakes Illinois He attended Wm Henry Harrison High School The course trained in marine boiler room operations and related testing duties
The Wildcat Boosters Club will meet on Wednesday March 22 at 8 00 PM at the high school. This is a very important meeting. Please attend.
Frank E. Chaney longtime Oak Hills principal and mentor to current administrators will be honored at a testimonial dinner on March 24 1972 at Scie realtionon Geneway Ave Price Hill. The event honors 27 years of service in Mack Dent area including Dent and South Ave Schools with reservations at $6 per person.
The president reports February included one regular and one special meeting plus several negotiations with teachers and staff. Wages for hourly workers rose by 20 cents or 5.5 percent, with excess over 5.5 percent held in escrow.
The Municipal Building hosts an important gathering of all D DX and DX baseball managers on Monday March 20 at 8 00 PM. Managers are urged to attend or send a representative as team rosters will be distributed.
Students at Harrison Elementary collect one million plastic bottle caps to visualize a million objects and promote recycling. By March 6 the total nears 825,620 with grades contributing large numbers and one class topping 121,540 caps. The plan includes 100 bags of caps stacked in the courtyard to illustrate a million.
Teresa Posey of Harrison Ohio will represent Wm. H. Harrison High School at the 1972 Shrine Circus Baton Contest at Cincinnati Gardens. She is head majorette for the Wildcats Marching Band, teaches a 40 girl baton group, and performs private lessons in the Harrison area.
The Kiwanis Club sponsors violinist Rubinoff at the Junior School auditorium on Monday March 20. Tickets are available at Village Pharmacy on a first come, first served basis as reservations fill quickly.
Legion Auction at the Legion Home will be held Saturday March 18 at 2 00 PM. Gilbert Brown serves as chairman and James Benson is the auctioneer. Proceeds will support the Yeaks Who Gave Fund.
Jeff Kelly becomes Harrison High School’s first state champion in Class AAA wrestling at 175 pounds, posting a flawless season with 33 straight wins and a two year 68-2-1 record. Dennis Steelman place fifth in 155 pounds as district wrestlers from Harrison share top finishes.
The Village Historical Society hosts the second annual Antique Show on April 6 1972 at the former First Christian Church in West Harrison Indiana near the Ohio line. Twelve dealers display items for sale with coffee pies and a Sweet Shoppe to benefit Governor Looker home restoration.
The Harrison Volunteer Firemen announce the success of their drive to purchase Plectrons. They thank all contributors and note ongoing duties include inspections planning home and business fire plans demonstrations and firefighting. They close with WE SERVE TO SAVE and awaiting calls.
The body of Ralph A. Stratton 66 a retired state highway maintenance employee was found Monday morning in a car in Harrison He is survived by a sister Mrs Lucille Webb Hamilton two nephews and a niece He was a World War II veteran and a member of the George W Budde Post American Legion
A Harrison Ohio student joins the Dean's List at Cumberland in Williamsburg Kentucky with a 3412 point standing. Paul Kaeser is noted as the fourth oldest son of Mr.
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