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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1986
Page
1
On April 30, 1986 Harrison Post Office staff led by Postmaster Frank Milesky honored John Losekamp with a plaque and watch marking a 15 year USPS career. A Service Award inscribed gratitude for honorable service accompanied the retirement ceremony.
In William Henry Harrison High School Advanced Foods class Brenda Hutchins led students through a menu project. The class planned a brunch, spring luncheon, informal dinner, formal dinner and a special occasion meal for Mother's Day, with meals prepared as a class effort.
Dorris Fath of Carolina Trace Road to be called as a contestant on The Price Is Right this Friday at 11 a.m. in West Harrison. She heard the famous words during an unplanned trip to the San Diego show visiting her son Rocky and his wife Jo. The show week is taped in two days and about 300 viewers typically notice the audience excitement.
The regular meeting date is moved to Monday May 12 at 7 30 p m at the district on S Elm Street in Harrison Election of officers will be conducted and a discussion on Key Law feasibility is on the agenda The meetings are open to the public and the community is invited to attend for the betterment of local schools
Fifty students from Wm. Henry Harrison Sr. and Jr. Schools present Li Abner at Harrison High School in Dogpatch U S A this Friday and Saturday evenings May 9 and 10 at 8:00 p.m. The musical features Abner and Daisy and includes the tune Namely You.
The Harrison Memorial Day Parade is set for May 26 at 10 A.M. entrants form at 9 A.M. before Harrison Elementary on Broadway. For entry details call Donna Abrams, Craig Whitham, or Larry Wert. A second parade begins at 1 P.M. in Miamitown in front of the grade school.
On May 25 1986 millions join Hands Across America to form a human chain. In Hamilton and Butler counties up to 150000 locals participate aiming to raise as much as 100 million. After the event, local agencies urge donations of time skills and money to fight hunger and homelessness. Agencies include God's Shelterhouse the Free Store and Tender Mercies. Volunteers of all ages are welcome.
Six of the U S Department of Energy facilities including the Feed Materials Production Center at Fernald face heightened security alert measures as officials assess potential threats and ensure safe operations.
A Green dale man Pat Gray, 42, was killed during a Lawrenceburg Bowling Alley fight last Friday. Dearborn County Prosecutor Robert Ewbank will decide whether to file charges by week’s end. Gray, an off duty Durbin Bowl employee, died after a blow to the temple. Police report two suspects fled. autopsy by Hamilton County coroner. Investigation by Lawrenceburg PD and Versailles Post.
Harrison High School senior Mondary wins a $1,000 Nation Se award sponsored by NASSP and the L G Balfour Foundation for NHS achievement. He serves as Band vice president and plans to study geology this fall.
A drawing at the Community Center on May 24 1986 at 11 00 a m selects three children ages 10 17 and two adults 18 or older as of May 30 1986. Residents of Harrison or Harrison Township eligible. Entry forms due May 23 1986 by 5 00 p m.
Tickets are on sale for Harrison Night at the Cincinnati Reds against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday May 30 1986 at 7 35 p m A block of Blue box seats beyond third base near the bullpen is reserved for the event.
Skyline Chili hosts an All You Can Eat night to benefit JDF on Monday May 12 from 5 to 8 pm featuring chili items, fries, garlic bread and drinks. A children event with Mr Skyline is planned for kids 12 and under. JDF Bike-A-Thon follows May 18 from 10 to 4 at twelve locations including Harrison with sponsor sign-up at area schools.
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