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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1982
Page
1
City of Harrison Ohio proclaims September 17 through 23, 1982 as Constitution Week by Arch ie E Mason mayor. The proclamation urges citizens to pay attention to the Federal Constitution and American citizenship during the observance.
David Wendel, of Harrison, takes a seat on the Harrison City Council after being sworn in by Mayor Archie Mason. He plans to boost teen recreation, already serving on the Recreation Commission since January, and aims to familiarize himself with city affairs during his term.
In District 4 the names Donald L. Werner of St. Leon and Russell G. Fox of Guilford are listed along with district assignments. District 5 includes LeRoy Jeffries of West Harrison and Donald Ray Gellert, RR 1. Lawrence Luther D. Taylor, RR 2 Lawrenceburg, and Danny L. Starr, RR 3 Lawrenceburg.
Dearborn County Hospital Indiana received a 53250 grant from the U S Department of Energy to cover half the cost of a computerized energy management system at the medical care facility.
Brent H Hawkins of North Bend Ohio has been accepted into the U S Military Academy Corps of Cadets class of 1986 after six weeks of cadet training at West Point The acceptance parade highlighted military customs drill and leadership training at the four year academy which educates cadets to become career Army officers and includes athletics and academics in its program
Dearborn County Commissioners with the federal Highway Administration and Indiana Department of Highways plan a 7 span prestressed concrete beam bridge on a new alignment near State Street and Lawrenceburn Road Harrison Ohio. The work, estimated 1 879 350 dollars, will keep traffic on the existing roadway during construction with a four way intersection to replace a curved north approach.
Officials warn drivers about a four lane section between West Road and Stone Drive with curb lanes marked as through and left turn only. West Harrison vehicles are prohibited over yellow lines and signs will be erected and installed as soon as they arrive.
Harison Senior Center hosts a craft and bake sale on Friday September 17 from 9 to 5 in front of the 1.G.A. and Kroger stores in Harri son. All crafts are handmade by seniors with items for all ages. Come see what the center’s volunteers have created.
Rob Haynes of Harrison Ohio a William Henry Harrison High School junior and Miami Whitewater Forest docks worker saved a man a woman and a little girl after a boat tipped and sank in ten feet of water at Miami Whitewater Forest Lake. The couple and child were clinging to the overturned craft when Haynes swam out and hauled the boat and occupants to the dock.
Schuh seeks B3 zoning for a SO unit motel and restaurant on 1 74 Dry, aiming to keep surrounding land natural with trees, lawns, and fit with Harrison neighborhood. Residents Cunningham oppose. Four Seasons Garden Center supports growth. Council to decide within twenty days. decision at Sept 21 or Oct 1 meetings.
Pioneer Days at Governor Bebb Preserve in Butler County Park returns for its fourth year September 18 and 19 from noon to 6 PM with 35 plus artists and crafts. Visitors can see hand dulcimers wood toys silhouette portraits and other crafts, tour the homesteading cabin and learn about 19th Governor William Bebb amid Civil War re-enactments and nature programs. Park naturalists will greet guests and answer questions with no admission fee.
This Sunday at the Gymkhana Club grounds in Miamitown Ohio Beta Sigma Phi hosts their 12th annual Charity Horse Show. The event features 35 classes including three new $100 classes: Barrell Race, Western Pleasure, and English Pleasure.
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