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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1986

Page

8

New Shell Station Reopens Under Andy Reardon in Harrison

Andy Reardon, new owner of the Shell station at 1031 Harrison Ave in Harrison, vows top customer service with polite, clean staff and a mechanic on duty evenings. The station hours vary by day, with extensive evening coverage and all Shell products plus Interstate batteries. Reardon, a 1982 resident with family ties and local coaching, stresses personal presence and quality service.

Harrison Andy Reardon Shell Harison Ave Rear St. John Reardon Dave Mackie Bill Cheviot Mike Jim Monfort Heights Peggy Kevin Nicci Harrison Ave

Franklin County Board Maintains Bus Age Limit After Vote

Franklin County School Board approved continuing the 16 year age limit for buses and the 70 year age limit for drivers and substitutes. A motion to drop age limits to 12 years failed 5-2. Four bus route contracts, bids for a new bus, and insurance planning were discussed. Three Laurel students were honored for aiding a bus evacuation on State Route 121. After school enrichment classes at Mt. Carmel School were approved with fundraising by the group, to be turned over to the school.

Harold Spurlock School Corporation Tion Pdrons Esteee Laurel Mt. Carmel School Mt. Carmel Apples

New Zealand Kiwi Country Film at Cincinnati Museum

Project SAFE housing eligibility noted amid funding cuts, with Indiana officials listed for contact. An outdoor film adventure titled New Zealand Kiwi Country will be shown at the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History, 1720 Gilbert Ave., on Wednesday November 12 at 8 p.m. Tickets required.

Idacas Indiana State Senate Project Safe Office Museum of Natural History Gilbert Ave Cincinnati William Hall New Zealand Cincinnati Museum of Natural History

Book Fair Draws Crowd at Harrison High School

The annual book fair at William Henry Harrison High School in October 2022 drew a large crowd of adults and students. Student volunteers helped, alongside about 20 adults, as the library fundraiser offered a wide assortment of books.

William Henry Harrison High School Ada

Scouts Haunted Barn Halloween Field Trip At Acton Lake

Audubon Society hosts a spooky field trip at Acton Lake on Sunday November 9 with activities from 9 a.m. to until 10:30 p.m. Scouts and families explore a haunted barn with Halloween themes and classic creatures listed as featured characters.

Acton Lake

Halloween Safety Message for Harrison Knights of Columbus

Halloween safety notice urges drivers to be careful as children may dash into streets. Sponsored by the Harrison Knights of Columbus and the National Safety Council.

Harrison Knights of Columbus The National Safety Council

Revival Services Highlight Bright Future Hope

Community revival services promote optimism with evening sessions at 7:30 p.m. daily and Sunday morning worship at 10:30 a.m. The messages focus on recalling a hopeful future and countering pessimistic views with renewed faith.

Post Office Opens 24 Hours in Cincinnati

Cincinnati postal officials announce 24 hour operation at the Main Post Office at Liberty and Dalton Avenue starting Monday October 20. Full retail services available around the clock from 12:15 AM to 1 AM during clerk breaks. First time around the clock service in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Liberty Dalton Avenue Don W. Peterson Cincinnati Postal Division Peterson

Ad Hoc Committee Discusses Downtown Improvement Efforts

The Ad Hoc Committee met on Tuesday October 14 1986 at 10 am at the Community Center. Jack Pflum of Pflum Klausmeier and Wagner spoke on potential consulting help for downtown. The firm donated work in the village park and lighting in the new parking lot will be pressure washed to improve appearance in the 100 block of Harrison Avenue next week.

Jack Pflum Pflum Klausmeier Wagner Harrison Avenue

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