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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1982
Page
7
Sr Citizens schedule lists Sept 23 24 29 activities Band practice crafts dancing bowling movie social and a lecture by Tom Gusina plus meals including breaded chicken meatloaf Swiss steak and assorted sides and desserts across days Sept 27 29 and 30
A mother's letter to Head Start parents describes finding value in her role at home and through the program. She shares how monthly meetings offered helpful parenting programs, how classroom involvement provided teaching tips, and how Head Start restored her confidence and pride in caring for her children. Donna Heitfield Harrison signs the note from a Head Start center.
Hamilton County Office of Education and Curriculum Adoption Committees launch the Citizen-Reader Program to evaluate K 12 Reading Literature Art and Health materials. Volunteers will read at least twenty books per year and provide advisory opinions, with multiple reader slots available in Art Health Reading and Literature across grade bands. Contact Kay Bowling at the District Office 367 4139 to join.
The Hamilton County Farm Bureau will hold its 1982 Annual Meeting on Monday September 27 at Forest Park High School. An informal reception for public office candidates starts at 6 15 p m followed by dinner at 7 p m Tickets cost 350 per person and are available from any Farm Bureau Trustee or by calling the Hamilton County Farm Bureau office at 831 5870.
Errol Frank notes residents worry over August start in Southwest district while teachers pressed for earlier date. Teachers voted 2 to 1 to begin August 24, citing shorter June finish, Christmas and Easter breaks, summer vacation length, and winter utility savings. Board adopted spring calendar amid advisory input calls.
Mt Hope Baptist Church revival draws strong crowds every evening and concludes Sunday with Dedication Services. Family and neighbor gatherings include birthday celebrations for Caroline Bachman and Craig Bachman. New neighbor George Lostroth buys Kenneth Dean property as Jim McCracken family visits Jaston, Indiana.
The Southwest Local School District Board of Education met at Wm. Henry Harrison High School on September 16 1982 at 7 00 p m. Old business included a policy review. Superintendent Errol Frank praised grounds upkeep at Miamitown School and noted smooth operations all year. The August 1982 treasurer report showed receipts of 694 971 86 with an August 1 1982 beginning balance of 314 148 27 and total available funds of 1 009 120 13. Disbursements totaled 475 199 43 including payroll and other expenses. Total funds on August 31 1982 stood at 533 920 70. Three 100 000 certificates of deposit were purchased at 9 percent, with two 31 day and one 33 day terms. interest expected 2 506 93. The treasurer was authorized to move funds to a NOW account earning 5 percent on average daily balance. The district reported a very smooth year with minor problems resolved. Citizens Advisory meetings were scheduled the Monday before each board meeting. Several resignations and new hires were noted, along with supplemental contracts for various staff for the 1982 83 year. Various staff appointments, attendances at professional meetings, and an official Title IX compliance contact were listed. A senior class budget donation and a book donation to Miamitown Library were recorded, along with fund transfers to support lunch for inservice guests and budget allocations for Career Education and Teacher Development. A bid from ADT for a Crosby Elementary burglar alarm at 1 751 00 was approved before the board adjourned to Executive Session.
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