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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1984
Page
1
More than 30 Harrison residents protested a possible move from city to Hamilton County dispatching. A 368 signature petition urged council to oppose the change while Mayor Harry Rolfes said no decision had been made and a public meeting may clarify effects and costs.
The public is invited to a 8 p.m. meeting on Friday March 30 at 300 George St Community Center to discuss possibly switching from local to county dispatching for police fire and emergency services. Mayor Harry Rolfes and Harrison City Council members will explain the Hamilton County Communications Center and take questions.
The Harrison Recreation Commission moves the Kite Flying Contest to March 31 1984 at 1 00 p m at the Harrison Community Center. Prizes honor largest smallest best home made highest flyer under 15 highest flyer over 15 youngest and oldest flyer. Upcoming events include April 15 5 10 Kilometer and April 22 Easter Egg Hunt.
CPR course taught April 3 and 4 at Harrison High School runs 7:00 to 10:00. George Davis can be reached at 367-4831 for details. United Clothing Drive is Sunday April 1 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Boy Scouts will collect bags of clothing. please set bags on porch by noon.
Julie Salzman will represent William Henry Harrison High School at Buckeye Girl's State June 16 to 23 at Ashland College Ohio. Lisa Thiemann named alternate. Sponsored by J B Yeager American Legion Auxiliary, which pays participant fees.
The First Lady of the Community for 1984 will be announced March 31 at 2 00 p m during a reception at P F C Harri son s Xi Eta Iota members voted secretly selecting the recipient who will receive a certificate of recognition. The public event costs 4 00 per person with reservations at 367 0793 or 367 6400.
Cincinnati Bengals stars Issac Curtis Lou Breeden Blake Moore Robert Jackson and Steve Kreider join Southwest Local faculty for a Thursday night fundraiser at William H Harrison High School gym. Autograph table at halftime and a football raffle promise excitement. Tickets cost 2.00, supporting the all weather track project.
Harrison's Tax Bureau shifts from 300 George St to 112 N Walnut St. move occurs Thursday with operations at the new site starting April 2. City tax payment due by April 30 with late charges for post date. J.B. Yeager Auxiliary Unit 199 holds regular meeting April 4 at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion home on Vine St.
William Henry Harrison Junior School moves closer to national recognition with a site visit set for April 3 and 4 by a representative of the program. Secretary Terence Bell notified it as one of 100 schools still in the running, with finals to be named the week of June 11 and ceremonies planned for fall 1984.
A community meeting of the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Task Force for Southwest Local School District will be held Thursday evening April 12 at 7 30 p m in the commons of Wm Henry Harrison High School The gathering will present survey results from seventh through twelfth graders and show It s Epidemic a 27 minute film on alcohol and drug abuse from the Anderson Kiwanis Q A with prevention and intervention experts will follow Community members and organizations are encouraged to send representatives and students to share needs and expectations
Harrison Jr School Band of 52 students earned 25 superior and 13 excellent ratings at the OMEA District 14 Solo and Ensemble contest held at Mt. Healthy High School. Director Dan Meeks praised the group’s hard work and noted the standout soloists and ensembles across multiple grade levels.
Harrison woman introduces Ident-A-Kid a home fingerprint kit priced at 4.50 with four cards ink pad and protective cover She plans mail order sales with retail hospital prospects and cites national concerns over child abductions and police aid data on the child owner.
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