Book: Wintersville Citizen

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WINTERSYILLE CITIZEN


THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1965- SIXTEEN PAGES


$5.00 per year 104 per copy


VOL. 3. NO6 24


.Annual Poppy Day


  The. Annual roppy uay, sponsoreo oy me Auxiliary to mee
American Legion Stevens-Chiistian Post 557 of Wintersville,
will be held on Friday, May 14th at the First National Bank in
Wintersville.
  Pictured above is Bud, Hunter, manager of the Wintersville
  Branch of the First National Bank, purchasing the first poppy
  from Robert Rice.
  The Junior members of the Unit will participate in the sale
of the poppies at Loblaws in the evening.
Mrs. John Ganer and Mrs. William Freeman are Co-Chairmen
of this year's sale.


PRE-SCHOOL PARENTS
   KINDERGARTEN TO
        REGISTER MAY 20
 Wintersville Pre-School Par-
 ents Club for the Co-Op Kinder-
 garten will hold registration May
 20 from 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M.
 at Stark School on Lover's Lane.
 Enrollment will be limited to
 thirty children. Any child re.
 tistering -must be five years
 old on or before September 30.

 JEFFERSON COUNTY
   GARDEN CLUBS TO
   HOLD SPRING MEETING
 The Jefferson County Garden
 Club of O.A.G.C. will hold their
 spring open meeting, May 20,
at 8:00 P.M. at the Wintersville
Fire Hall.
Mrs. A.S. Zigler, Garden Club
Chairman of Weirton Women's
Club will demonstrate spring wild
flower arrangements.
The public is invited.
There will be an executive board
meeting at 7:30 P.M.

      BLOOD DONORS
         NEEDED
  There will be a blood drive
on ,Tuesday, May 25th at the
Calvary Methodist Church on
the corner of North and Fourth
Streets in Steubenville, from
11 am to 6 pmi.
  Your . blood .donation will
help the following hemophilia
victims; Tom, Drake, Jim Mon-
teith, Lee Thomas, Dennis
Jennings and Bobby Leist.
Anyone wanting any infor-
mation about the blood drive
may Phone 264-3886.


TRAVELING BAKE SALE
   Saturday, May 15-9:30 am
Sponsored by the Wintersville
Little League Auxiliary.
Watch for them in your neigh-
borhood and get those deee-
licious home baked goods.


Three dog bites investigated
by the Police Department of
Wintersville-Many, many com-
plaints of dogs running loose
and causing damage to property-
These   are  the reasons the
Wintersville Council have taken
drastic action to eliminate this
nuisance and danger!
Under supervision of the Police
department, dogs running loose,
licensed or unlicensed, will be
picked up at any hour day or
night. They will be taken to the
County dog pound where they
may be recovered with payment
of the charge which is custom-
ary.
Cub Scouts of Starkdale Pres-
byterian Church, under super-
vision of Mrs. Harry Jackson,
den mother visited Village Hall
on Tuesday evening. The Police
procedure and equipment was
explained  to the  scouts by
Patrolman  William  Trimmer.
They then visited a part of the


Jenersn NINIY


The Jefferson County Health
Department, the Jefferson County
Regional Planning Commission,
and the Jefferson County Agri-
cultural Extension Service an-
nounces a conference on refuse
collection and disposal. The
meeting should be especially in-
Sformative to mayors to villages,
township trustees, and other in-
terested persons. The theme of
the conference will be, "Let's
Clean Up and Beautify Jefferson
County!!!i'
Guest speaker will be Sanitary
Engineer Clarence Robinson of
the Ohio Department of Health.
Mr. Robinson has had many years
of experience in the field, knows
the latest proposed state legis-
lation, and  can advise local
Officials of successful methods
used in other parts of Ohio.
A question and answer session
will follow Robby's discussion.
DATE:         Tuesday, May 25.
TIME;                8:00 P.M.
PLACE: Common Pleas Court
#2, Second floor of Court House,
Steubenville, Ohio.
PLEASE RESERVE THE DATE
ON YOUR AGENDA.
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Council meeting where they were
permitted to ask questions re-
garding the functions of Council
and procedures in Village Gov-
ernment.
Mr. Charles McJunkin, engineer
was present and reported on the
progress of Wintersville's sewer
project.  Approximately   five
miles of sewer lines are in the
ground with another fifteen miles
to go. Four of the plants are
under construction and will be
completed as rapidly as possible.
Mr. McJunkin also reported that
the streets where sewer lines
are in will be repaired beginning
this week. Repair work on these
streets is a part of the agree-
ment with the contractor. Both
he and the village appreciate the
consideration and patience of
citizens living in these areas
until it can be completed.
The next regular Council meet-
ing will be on Tuesday, May 18
at 7:30 P.M.


  Jefferson County is among 27
  Ohio counties that will conduct
  crops demonstration plots this
  year, according to David Grum,
  Associate, agriculture extension
  agent, Steubenville.
  Grum said the local extension
  service is working with Ohio
  State University Department of
  Agronomy and the Ohio Seed
  Improvement   Association in
pJn this project. Cropping
to benHidinJeff       p County
demoiwtiaions *are hyibfii and
Dwarf corn and ats ploQts*.
The purpose of the demonsra&-.
tion plots is to display new crop
varieties and to illustrate good
farm    management practices,
Grum said.
  All plots will be planted with
  the highest quality seed avail-
able, Grum stated. It will be
provided by the Seed Improve-
ment Association, the state's
crop certifying agency.

BOOST THE BOOSTERS
    AND HAVE FUN TOO!
The   Booster's  Fair starts
Saturday and runs thru May 22
at the Wintersville Memorial
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the Prom students.
The Majestics, with Frank Cich
directing, will furnish the dance
music.
Admission is $1.00 per person
which includes all the pop, ham
sandwiches, potato chips, pickles
and olives the afterglow goers
can eat.
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BIG BOOST--Mrs. Guy.wehr, Ohio Valley Hospital Womens Ad0sofy Boara President, signs
a resolution pledging $100,000 to Ohio Valley Hospital's $5 million Developement Program. Ac-
cepting are (left) George B. Byrum, Hospital Administrator and (right) William F. Bomhard, Board
of Trustees President. The Women's Advisory Board first community group pledging financial
support to hospital expansion program. The pledge will be met over a three year period through
the efforts of 39 separate Twig organizations in the area.


FRIDAY
MAY 14


         May 23-21
      "Realtor Week"

  Columbus, Ohio -- (Special)--A"
  proclamation setting May 23-29
  as "Realtor Week" .in Ohio has
  been signed by Gov. James A,
  Rhodes.
  The nationwide celebration of
  Realtor week is sponsored in
  Ohio by the Ohio Association
  of Real Estate Boards and its
  75 member boards with a com-
  bined membership  of nearly
  12,000.
  In part the proclamation says,
  "Ownership of a home is a dream
  realized by nearly two-thirds of
  the families of this state and
  of our nation--a record equalled
  by few other countries in the
  world.
  "Realtors of this state have
  aided materially in the attain-
  ment of this enviable record
  and, through their pledge as in-
  dividuals to uphold the rigidCode
  of Ethics of the National As-
  sociation of Real Estate Boards,
  have contributed toward public
confidence in real estate owner--
ship.
  "Realtors have added to our
  state's prosperity through the use
  of their professional skills in
locating, appraising, and man-
aging factories, stores andoffice
buildings throughout the state,
thus providing the state economy
with a sound commercial and
industrial base."
Ohio real estate boards will
stage special events during the
week including special citations
to news media, recognition of
citizens who have made out-
standing contributions to their
communities, bus trips to new
  Pd           and   historical
spots-, for seliM -idtizens, ' and
recognition of student leaders
in schools.
Ralph F. Yeager of Cincinnati
is president of OAREB and Mel
Sirk of Hamilton, chairman of
the Public Relations Committee,
is in charge of the state associa-
tion's participation in Realtor
Week.

     The Afterglow
  The Afterglow for the Winters-
  ville Junior-Senior Prom will
  be held Friday night, May 14
  at the Jefferson County Sports-
  men's Club. Mrs. Ruth Roberts
  is general chairman of the after-
  glow. Mr.and Mrs. Delbert Vance
  and Mrs. Chris Hukill will sign
  in the couples and they will
  sign out   as   they  leave.
  Chaperones are the parents of


Coference Sckdtdt  Jeffersn County AMM
      To" Beautify                Crop Denustraters
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