Healthworks At Miami Center Promotes Free Health Screenings
Healthworks 84, sponsored by the Lower River Nursing Association, will be held at the Miami Center in Cleves on April 14 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The event offers free vision, hearing, anemia TB, blood pressure, and glaucoma testing for adults 18 plus, with optional $8 blood chemistry. Participants must fast twelve hours except water and prescribed meds. Learning centers cover nutrition, pulmonary function, and smoking harm, with AMA and Cincinnati Academy of Medicine backing.
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Healthworks
Lower River Nursing Association
Miami Center
Cleves
American Medical Association
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Services At U M Church Evangalist Mel Dibble Week of Services
Evangelist Mel Dibble will lead a week of services at the Dearborn Hills United Methodist Church on State Line Rd one mile north of Bright. Services are Sundays April 8 and 15 at 7 30 p m with evening services Sunday through Friday. Dibble brings training from Wheaton Chicago and The Clark Conservatory of Music and has hosted NBC programs. He credits Billy Graham encounter with his renewed faith and has led crusades nationwide with a plainspoken engaging style inviting the public to attend.
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Mel Dibble
New Dearborn Hills United Methodist Church
State Line Rd
Bright
Wheaton College
Chicago
Clark Conservatory of Music
Mel
NBCTV
NBC
Billy Graham
Christ
Dibble
United States
Senior Citizens Meet At Center in March at 12:30
Harrison Senior Citizens Club met at the Community Center on March 14 with 53 members present. Three new members joined, and music by Melody Airs and St. Rhythms entertained. Delores Pelzel opened the meeting with pledges, reports by the secretary and president in the absence of the treasurer, sympathy extended to Georgia Brown, well wishes sent to several members, and upcoming April 11 catered ham dinner details. Reservations due by April 6.
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Harrison Senior Citizens Club, Inc
Russell
Hazel Craig
Agnes Hauseller
Melody Airs
St. Rhythems Band
Herb Howard
Amelia Moeller
Adda Howard
Delores Pelzel
Rec
Secy
Thelma Hawk
Treas
Pres
Pelzel
Georgia Brown
Gilbert Brown
Georgia
Earl Hannah
Mary Kissel
Mid Schoenling
Norma Gillman
Melba Webblesman
Ada Nowlin
Irene Handy
Eula Pugh
Vi Sharp
Thelma Jennings
Zaracos
Cor. Secy
Ada E. Nowlin
Suburban Propane Honors Harrison Drivers for Safe Driving
The Eastern Division of Suburban Propane Gas Corp announced Har rison Ohio drivers Walter Batchelor Donald Cox and Clyde Wright earned safe driving awards for 16 18 and 15 years respectively while Norman Hensler and John Hoppins from West Harrison Indiana earned 10 and 2 years. Overall 910 Suburban Propane drivers received safe driving awards with 25 years plus and nine of a hundred with 35 or more years. The company note cites an 18 percent drop in preventable accidents for the year.
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Suburban
Propane Gas Corporation
Harrison
Ohio
Walter W. Batchelor
Donald C. Cox
Norman L. Hensler
West Harrison
John O. Hoppins
Clyde A. Wright
Suburban Propane Gas Corporation
National Distillers and Chemical Corporation
Training completion for Coast Guard petty officer Cheek
John D. Cheek son of Herbert and Faye Cheek of 3923 Schoenling Rd Okeawa Ohio completed the Maritime Law Enforcement School at Coast Guard Reserve Training Center Yorktown Virginia. The five week course covered criminal narcotics fisheries constitutional and international law and weapons handling. Marine Lance Cpl James E Chambers son of Jimmie D and Phyllis J Chambers of 10976 New Biddinger Road Harrison Ohio has been promoted while serving with 1st Marine Division Camp Pendleton California.
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Coast Guard
John D. Cheek
Herbert
Faye Cheek
Schoenling Rd
Okeawa
Ohio
Coast Guard Reserve Training Center
Yorktown
James E. Chambers
Jimmie D
Phyllis J. Chambers
New Biddinger Road
Harrison
1St Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Scholar Bound For Washington On Congressional Scholarship Program
More than 20 Greater Cincinnati high school seniors will fly to Washington D C on March 28 as part of the 1984 Congressional Scholarship Program. Scholars will meet leaders, tour institutions such as the Library of Congress and the Pentagon, and study government in action. Sponsoring firms include Cintas, Midland, Frisch's, General Electric, Enquirer, and others. Michael Joseph Abney of Taylor High School will attend.
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Greater Cincinnati
Washington D.C
Congressinal
Cintas Corp
the Midland Co
Frisch's Restaurants, Inc
General Electric
the Cincinnati Enquirer
David J. Joseph Co
Arthur Andersen & Co
the McAlpin Co
Major Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Avon Products, Inc
Federated Dept. Stores, Inc
Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Inc
Shillito/Rike’s
Cincinnati Bell, Inc
Monsanto Co
Taylor High School
Congressional
Michael Joseph Abney
el Vista Dr
Cleves, Oh
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