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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1986
Page
7
Twelve Harrison Elementary students earned AAU Physical Fitness Test honors for scoring high in five or more tests including endurance run sit ups and push ups. The group represents a small portion of the student body amid broader fitness data showing only 22 percent as average healthy and 78 percent not meeting fitness standards.
Nurse Susie Schartz leads volunteers in screen testing for about 1500 K-8 students. Last week 13 women attended to learn eye exams and hearing tests for grades K-9 across multiple grade levels. Students will be screened for scoliosis with district nurse follow up if issues arise. Volunteers Debra Hamby Linda Getz Carla Fleck Phyllis Holden Clara Applegate Betty Lind Cindy Stutzman Kathy Asman Janet Daniels Anna Chandra Sue Christian Nancy Herbert Gail Schneider participated.
Howard Gieringer argues the Whitewater Township Fire Department operates four stations with about 45 volunteers and 23 EMTs, supported by a 3.3 mil fire levy. He argues past costs, maintenance, and training justify continued funding, urges a yes vote for the November 4 levy renewal, and explains legal wording and funds use.
Ray Harm, groundbreaking wildlife artist, launched Frame House Gallery in 1963 as Ray Harm Wildlife Art, Inc. to publish the first limited edition prints of his North American wildlife collection. Raised in West Virginia, he blended art and outdoor life after Navy service and study at Cooper School of Art and Cleveland Institute of Art. Harm emphasizes patient field observation and close study of nests, dens, and animal behavior to capture authentic images.
The artist Ray and his wife Cathy live near the Santa Catalina Mountains in Arizona. He never uses photographs, instead drawing from field sketches collected over many years to enhance his painting, reflecting a deep commitment to accurate nature study.
Volunteers from the Volunteer Fire Department and Life Squad met Southwest Local Talented and Gifted students in Charlene Rutherford's 4th to 6th grade class. The session focused on past disasters and local emergency responses. Students toured a fire engine and life squad unit and studied events from the Hindenburg to the Bermuda Triangle.
The Three Rivers School District PTA is conducting the Everybody Counts Program October 6-10 to teach grades 1-8 about disabilities and coping, stressing self-worth beyond being the best. Sessions are volunteer-led with followup speakers, building staff and many parents aiding. seniors help prepare braille and sign language cards.
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