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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1976
Page
1
A March 18 1976 PTA meeting at Harrison Elementary featured Dr Romeo of the University of Cincinnati discussing child development. The event showcased Bicentennial displays by 4th 5th and 6th grade students.
A Harrison parent writes to thank the Christ Centered Day School on Sunset Avenue for shaping his 3 year old son Tony. The letter highlights improvements in behavior, manners, literacy, calendar knowledge, prayer, and religious instruction in a church sponsored setting. The writer invites enrollment and visits to observe classes and staff.
The Harrison Clerks Office will be closed March 31 to move to 112 N Walnut Street and reopen April 1. An Air Force couple, Carroll R. Jn Edwards and Jean Kulesza, are stationed in England with the U S Air Force Security Service. The Edwards family includes Carroll Sr and Mrs. Carroll R Edwards of Harrison Ohio and Carroll Jr a 1973 William Henry Harrison graduate. Jean is a 1974 Tech Memorial High School graduate from Erie Pennsylvania. The couple are Morse systems operators at Chick Sands RAF Station England. Rockdale United Methodist Church to hold a Lay Witness Mission starting Friday April 2 at 6:30 pm with a pitch in supper.
The Harrison Jr. Baseball League offers an extra sign-up this Saturday March 27 from 1 to 4 pm at the Harrison Township meeting room at Harrison Avenue and Sycamore Street. The season is shortened to ten regular games with a $7 single fee $13 for two $18 for three and a $20 maximum. Boys six years old may register and area youths can sign up to umpire during those hours. Douglas Gulley has returned home from Mercy Hospital after surgery last week.
The Harrison Jr Baseball League announces a meeting on Tuesday night March 30 at 7 30 p m in the Harrison Rowl meeting room. Managers should attend as players will be divided up.
East Central High School will showcase its 220 member band in a one hour program in the school gym on Friday night March 26 at 8 00 p m The High School Stage Band and the Junior High Band also perform The program highlights popular and patriotic pieces The list of Junior Band students includes Carla Brandt Monte Cole Anita Eckstein Laura Jerger Beverly Lewis and many others The High School Band has been asked to lead the Bicentennial Parade this week.
New bridge load limits announced effective Tuesday March 23 1976 for multiple structures in Colerain Whitewater Crosby Crosby and Anderson townships. Limits updated due to deterioration and repeated violations.
North Dearborn Rescue Unit outlines February 1976 runs. Key calls include a finger laceration on Feb 5, multiple sick person incidents, a possible bruise and arm fracture, a false alarm, a possible stroke, with other reactions noted.
Chris Heaton will attend Buckeye Boys State at Ohio University Athens June 19 to 26 representing Jennings Bryan Yeager Post 199 American Legion. Matt Vaught declined due to conflicts. Heaton is a junior at William Henry Harrison High School and son of Rev. and Mrs Dana Heaton of New Haven Ohio.
West Harrison police warned all area stations after counterfeit bills circulated at Payless Service Station. Deputy Tom Bauer reported seven black suspects used torn cornered $10 and $20 notes to buy gas on March 15, then cashed the notes, triggering counterfeiting charges with fines up to 1000 dollars and prison terms up to 14 years.
Henry Harrison Wildcat Band received a one rating at the OMEA District Band contest held Saturday March 20 at Forest.
The Concerned Citizens Committee invites residents to a prevention meeting on Monday March 29 at 7 00 p m in the Whitewater School gymnasium to discuss community safety and related concerns.
Harrison High School girls basketball fell to Oak Hills 50 47 in the sectional semifinal after a tight contest. Kathy Cooper sparked the fourth quarter rally with 10 points in the win over Finneytown and Rita Acra led with 15 points against Oak Hills.
Harrison High School held its Winter Sports Banquet in the school commons Monday night, honoring basketball wrestlers cheerleaders and managers. Co MVPs in basketball were Paul Brotherton and Bill Crone with Vanderpohl the reserve MVP. Rick Faulkner won Most Valuable Wrestler and Dan Strub Most Improved Wrestler.
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