Proclamation Dated May First, 1972
A proclamation dated May 1, 1972 is issued by a city or official authority. The document notes the date of enactment and announces the formal proclamation as part of local government records.
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
1
A proclamation dated May 1, 1972 is issued by a city or official authority. The document notes the date of enactment and announces the formal proclamation as part of local government records.
Students at Harrison High School protested the Board of Education action to fire David Brown. The gathering grew from 250 to about 600 on the football field, signaling with a fire alarm. The two hour demonstration included Mr. Brown and PE teacher Sue DeLong, both dismissed.
Brad Colegate of Harrison Ohio a senior at Wm Henry Harrison High School has won a National Merit Scholarship valued at 1000 dollars He advanced from semifinalist to finalist in February and is one of about 3000 recipients chosen from nearly 15000 finalists He plans to attend Ohio State University and is the son of Mr and Mrs Glen Colegate of Harrison Ohio.
The Harrison Chamber of Commerce holds its regular monthly meeting at Sunset Inn on Wednesday May 10 at 7 30 P M A Hamilton County Board of Health official Mr George Baily will discuss Air and Water Pollution The group seeks speakers to benefit the local business community and invites attendance and interest.
Alumni event on May 6 features a bull fight with prizes for top finishers. First place wins the bull or $35, second place a pony or $25, and third place a Matador’s cape or $15.
Phil Ziegler entered Eners Children's Hospital last Wednesday and is scheduled for open heart surgery soon.
Sunman Dearborn School Supt Earl Consert outlined site prep for a 40 acre tract at Dog Ridge and Schuman Roads. Construction of the central high school for about 1200 students is planned to start this spring or early summer with completion before the 1973-74 school year.
The Southwest Local Classroom Teachers Association votes to support David Brown and Sue DeLong and demands a just hearing before the Board of Education. If reinstatement is not achieved, the union will consider further action.
The Southwest Local Board of Education schedules a special session Thursday May 4 at 7 30 P M with interviews for Clerk Treasurer at 7 30 and a private portion requested by Mr Brown to discuss a high school disturbance. Also on the agenda is a report on Miss Sue DeLong and Mr Wiseman's salary before adjournment.
On Sunday afternoon April 30 Cadette Troop 18 and friends spent three hours in Harrison picking up litter and washing windows of a pre existing site. Twenty five teen aged girls worked hard and their leaders express pride and thanks for their efforts to beautify the town.
The Junior-Senior Prom at William Henry Harrison High School will be held Saturday May 20 from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. at the high school. The theme is Japanese Gardens.
Nelson C. Meinecke died at his Harrison Ohio home on Friday April 28 1972 at age 70 Funeral services were conducted May 1 1972 at Lutz Funeral Home Harrison with Rev Roger Meredith officiating Interment was in Pythian Grove Cemetery Berry Kentucky Surviving relatives include wife Helena and his brothers Vincent Elmer and sisters Adiline Niemeyer Genivieve Lahr and Mary Schuerman.
A standby pool registration for the D D and CX Pee Wee baseball leagues is set for Saturday May 6 from 1 to 3 PM at the Municipal Building. No registration fee, but drawn players pay the $4 fee if selected. Ages: D League 6 9, DX 10 12, CX 13 15, with age cutoffs by Sept 1.
Trailways announces a Harrison to downtown Cincinnati bus service starting April 30 1972 with daily departures Monday through Saturday. Mrs Martha Brock of Brock's Restaurant handles tickets and information with trips leaving Harrison at 1125 am and returning at 620 pm arriving near Riverfront Stadium.
Harrison High School Creative Arts Theatre presents a dinner theatre on Saturday May 13 starting at 6 PM with an all you can eat buffet followed by the final performance of The Drunkard or Down With Demon Drink Tickets are 1 for admission and 2.50 for adults buffet 2.50 and 1.85 for children special combined price 4.00 per person or 7.00 per couple Call 367 4169 for reservations Director William Lamb with assistants Jeff Lausch and Mike Jackson.
The Health Hike in Cincinnati may raise up to 250000 for the local March of Dimes chapter. Exec director Mike Hyre reported 10000 to 16000 participants, 180000 minimum pledged, and 5 cent mile contributions, with minor complaints about littering and trespassing.
Circus day in Harrison Ohio is Sunday June 11 with shows at 2:00 and 4:30 P M at William Henry Harrison High School West Road Tickets on sale at Harrison Press Lutz Funeral Home Harrison Furniture Co Blessing Brothers Dairy.
Norma White, omitted from last week’s Harrison High School Honor Society list, was inducted into Geography Society last year. The omission was unintended and noted in coverage of the student honors.
A spring concert is announced for Sunday May 7 at 800 PM DS.T. and Monday May 8 at 800 PM DS.T. The event details specify the two performances across consecutive evenings.
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