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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1970
Page
4
Outdoor Life editors argue that hunters and fishermen support wildlife conservation financially while human activity degrades habitats. They claim hunters aid predator balance and that sustainable hunting is key to restoring bird and fish populations for future generations.
The Southwest Local School District board voting unanimously praises Herschel D. West for leadership and major contributions to the Hamilton County Joint Vocational School District. West, resident of Cincinnati, served as acting superintendent from formation until July 1 1970 and remains involved with planning and development.
A Harrison Elementary School teacher checks out a squirrel monkey to a class for two weeks with a library loan, care manual, and reading materials. Principal Joe Dick and librarian Karen Everett spearhead a program allowing classroom animals such as a parrot, alligators, gerbils, a turtle, and chameleons to accompany lessons.
SupeRx Drugs provides a free slide film and discussion on drug abuse for Cincinnati area clubs. Irwin H. Kaplan led its development as part of the firm’s educational services, detailing drugs, slang, appearance, use, symptoms, and dangers in a 30 minute presentation followed by discussion. A chart of drugs and warning signals accompanies showings, with 200000 copies distributed.
West Harrison Elementary School captured the softball championship by defeating St. Joseph in the final. The Sunman-Dearborn Community School Corp tourney featured Sunman Junior High, Bright, Guilford, St. Paul, St. Joseph, and West Harrison. Team members included Clyde Ryles, Bill Byrd, Alan Waugh, Cecil Tharp, John Henson, Joe Jackson, Bobby Hoppins, Steven Corey, Daniel Ryles, Dwayne Edwards, Randy Edwards, Donald Tharp, and Robert Smith. coached by Estal Minneman.
Mrs. Raymond Sloan and others attended the fall conference with 99 in attendance at a noon roast beef luncheon. Irene Kessler won 100 percent attendance at VAVS meetings. J. B. Yeager Unit 199 reached its 4 member goal for 1971. Ohio goals include 50 000 and 3879 for the 4th District. Attendance included Harrison members and a POW letters effort to Hanoi along with a large red poppy sale.
The St John United Church of Christ hosts a Bazaar starting with a food table at 1 00 PM and a Smorgasbord from 5 30 to 7 00 PM on October 24 serving roast beef ham fried chicken with sides and desserts. Admission is 1 75 for adults 1 00 for children under 12 and carryouts are available. Tickets may be obtained from local contacts or at the door.
Mr and Mrs Bernard G Kocher and Jill and Mrs Theresa Howard motored to Indianapolis Sunday to celebrate the Kochers grandson Brian turning one. They were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William B Kocher and Brian.
The week of October 11 to 17 marks National School Lunch Week with the theme School Lunch Supports Effective Education. The Universal Menu returns Wednesday October 14 following last year’s success, serving type A lunches to over 24 million students nationwide. In the Southwest District a Parents Participation Day is set for Friday October 16 with lunch for parents at 50 cents, reservations due by October 12.
The Travelers Aid International Institute sponsors an International Folk Festival on November 7 and 8 at the Convention Hall in Cincinnati from 11:00 A M to 11:00 P M. Nations and ethnic groups will offer food stands sales marts cultural exhibits and entertainment. General gate admission 1 50 adult 75c child. Advance tickets 1.00 adult 50c child available from Anna Davis 708 Dairy Ave 205 Harrison Ave.
The Wildcat Boosters Club hosts a dance Saturday October 10 at the American Legion to celebrate the Wildcats victory over Oak Hills and anticipate a Taylor win. Doors open 9:00 pm to 1:00 am with Joe Dick's Band, $6 per couple, door prize and raffle. Boosters and friends invited. join at the dance.
Winners announced at Bill's Union 76 Station include Barbara Baker from Route 2 Harrison and Sharon Walters from Lawrenceburg Indiana receiving a Toaster and a Popcorn Popper. Bill Dole the station manager will draw three names weekly for six more weeks and registration is open at the station.
Harrison Ramblers Camping Club hosted by Nature Lovers Club at Dogwood Lake Nebraska Ind on Sept 11 12 13. Local merchants Kaiser Appliances Kaiser's Paint and Hardware Culley Pharmacy Roessler Motor Service Barbara Lanham Ruth Needles and Pins Fischer's Clothing and Shoes Harrison Appliances Warren's Store contributed door prizes.
Crosby School PTA holds its meeting Thursday October 8 to discuss open house and plans for a ham and turkey supper scheduled Saturday October 10. Parents and teachers are urged to attend to show concern for students.
On October 2, 1970 Harrison Advance Club gathered in the Presbyterian Church Fellowship Room. President Lois Beathard opened the meeting and led the installation of new officers by Mrs. Beathard. New officers include President Mrs. Jack Burke and Vice President Mrs. Wm. Kuhlmann. The program featured Mrs. Jane Meyers from Cincinnati Gas & Electric on candle making.
Local appeal sponsored by American Legion J. B. Yeager Post 199 calls for names of servicemen to receive Xmas presents for Vietnam are hospitalized overseas. Legion House contact 110 North Vine St Harrison Ohio 45030 invites participation and notes a benefit dance in late November.
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