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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1984
Page
11
Senior Citizens Whitewater two week calendar lists events from October Thursday through Wednesday. Activities include stretch and exercise, meals, crafts, ceramics, bowling at Harrison Bowl, Share-a-salad, Bible Study, chair exercises, hair care, billiards and Euchre with coffee and doughnuts provided.
Harrison Elem. Jr. and Sr. students receive planned meals listing Spaghetti with meat sauce and garlic toast with cole slaw and orange slices and milk for Friday Oct. 19. The week continues with Fish on bun and fruit cocktail on Friday Oct. 19. Sloppy Joe on Monday Oct. 22 with Apple Sauce. Brat on bun with Mixed Vegetables and Fruit on Tuesday Oct. 23.
Notice of appointment of fiduciary. On October 24 at 7:30 p.m. Bethesda North Hospital hosts a free community lecture "Believing Your Headache Pain" led by Neurologist Michael Schmerler. Learn about headache causes, treatments and self-help steps. Call 745-1178 for more information.
Pvt Gerald W Hann son of Orville L Hann and Erma L Hann Rural Route 3 West Harrison Indiana completed the combat telecommunications center operator course at Fort Gordon Georgia He was an honor graduate Airman Charles R Smith son of Andrew S Smith and Norma L Smith Rural Route 3 Harrison Indiana graduated from the U S Air Force material facilities course at Lowry Air Force Base Colorado Students earned credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force He is a 1983 graduate of East Central High School Brookville Indiana
The Hamilton County Park District sponsors an Official Scrabble Players Tournament on November 3 and 4 at Riverside Lodge, Lake Isabella Park. Open to players 16 and older, with prizes, expert points, and a $3 registration. Six games daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 851-4734 for entry forms.
Hamilton County FmHA supervisor Frankie Stith-Scott said President Reagan's plan would allow rescheduling loan parts for up to five years with no interest for as much as 25 percent of a loan up to $100,000 for stressed borrowers in Brown, Clermont and Hamilton Counties. A new guarantee plan would back loans if lenders write off at least 10 percent to restore positive cash flow, subject to general FmHA eligibility criteria.
Norman Luboff and his internationally acclaimed choir visit Dearborn Highlands Arts Council for a diverse program including Renaissance motets Bach chorals Mozart Halleluias folk songs pop standards avant garde works and more. The concert at South Dearborn High School Auditorium on October 21 at 8 00 p m tickets 8 adults 6 students seniors reservations Carolyn Stroup 537 1754.
Thomas J. Davison, formerly of and now living in Maitland Florida, is named as an entrant in the 1984 edition of The Outstanding Young Men of America. Selection honors young men ages 21 to 26 for community service, leadership, achievement, and civic participation. Davison is described as the son of Nancy and Dan Davison of 109 Circle Drive.
Hospice of Cincinnati offers a Speaker's Bureau with trained volunteers to speak at meetings. The program highlights care for the terminally ill, including nursing, pain control, and emotional support, with the interdisciplinary team serving Hamilton and Clermont counties. Tours of the 2710 Reading Road facility are offered on the third Thursday monthly from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 59-3100 to arrange a speaker or tour.
Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing invites high school seniors and adults to an Open House on Sunday October 21 at 2 30 p m in Draker Hall 630 Oak Street. Officials will present admission procedures entrance requirements and curriculum with a facility tour offered Call 569 6348 for more information
National Endowment for the Arts event in Washington D C honored State Senator Stanley J. Aronoff with a Legislative Arts Award and a Certificate of Appreciation for contributions to arts education. The ceremony occurred during an Arts Dialogue Symposium with Austrian and U S artists and educators. Proceeds from a later reception support Senator Mutz’s campaign fundraising efforts.
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