Book: Wintersville Citizen

              WINTERS ILLE CITIZEN


THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1965 -TWENTY PAGES


VOL.3, NO.27


$5.00 per year 100 per copy


Lynne Hunt Receives Membership Hosrs


     By PATRICK O'HARA
  The history and tradition that
behoves the American People,
in summarizing nearly 189 years,
will be solemnized throughout the
world May 30, 1965.
Americans of every age will re-
dedicate their heritage that be-
holds all men to be "free and
equal" in a world of absolutism.
Memorial Day 1965, spanning 100
years since the end of the "Civil
War", has grown to world pro-
portion with the burial of Ameri-
can soldiers the world over, The
graves of Civil War Heroes is
overshadowed by the American
cemeteries established on for-
eign soils the past 25 years.
The credenda of those departed
clamor for an ever stronger need
of patriotism throughout the land
of a country that no longer bor-
ders on the Atlantic or Pacific
ocean. Memorial Day Rites that
first honored the dead oftheCiv-
il War, in uniting a country of
Free Men, must now honor the
dead of all wars in uniting a free
world with a new crednda, "The
future belongs to the advancement
of humanity."
Memorial Day 1965 has more
meaning thn paying a just hom-
age to our war dead, it brings
prayers for all of our loved ones
in all the cemeteries, churches,
and wherever reverent respect is
paid to a friend or loved one. The
ever burning torch oflife handed
from generation to generation is
burning more brightly than ever
before with the echo of our fore-
fathers: "Don't tarnish Liberty."
A poet once wrote:
  The muffled drum's sad roll
has beat
  The soldier's last tatoo;
  No more on life's parade shall
meet
  That brave and fallen few.
  On Fame's eternal camping
ground
  Their silent tents are spread,
  And glory guards, with solemn
round,
  The bivouac of the dead.
                T. O'Hara-poet

       Civil Defense

Csnference To Be Held
A Civil Defense Conference for
county, municipal and township
officials of Jefferson County will
be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday,
June 8. at the American Legion
Hall, 627 Market St., Steuben-
ville, Ohio.

The meeting is one in a series
of   conferences  being  held


throughout the state under the
sponsorship of the Civil Defense
Extension Program of the En-
gineering Experiment Station at
Ohio State University.
Program participants will in-
clude-David Rogers, 1804 Co-
lumbia Ave., Steubenville, Jef-
ferson County civil defense di-
rector, and members of the Ohio
State faculty.
Purpose of the conference is
to provide public officials with
information on current civil de-
fense policies,and objectives and
to provide a better understanding
of the responsibilities and re-
quired actions of officials in
dealing with major emergencies.
Topics to be covered include
a review of current shelter pro-
grams, information on shelter
support requirements, and a
description  of financial help
available for setting up shelter
programs.


Sunday, M ay 30,1965


      Unionport Plans

 Memorial Day Program
 The Unionport Auxiliary #45
 to the Sons of the Union Veter-
ans of the Civil War will hold
their annual Memorial Day Pa-
rade and Program, Monday, May
31, 1965.
The parade will form outside
the Unionport limit sign at 9:30
A.M. and it will include the
following: The Sheriff, State
Highway   Patrol, Navy Color
Guard, Auxiliary #45, American
Legion,   Wayne High   School
Band, Jr. Majorettes, Rainbow
Girls, the Queen Candidates for
the Unionport Homecoming, Boy
Scouts, Unionport Fire Depart-
ment   and   Auxiliary, Army
Trucks, Unlonport Grange and
Juvenile Grange, Unionport 4-H
Club, Belvedere Fire Department
and Auxiliary, Unionport Metho-
dist Church Youths, Blooming-
dale Fire Department, Bloom-
ingdale  4-H  Club, Unionport
Christian Church Youths, The
American Red Cross, Bicyles and
Ponies.
A short memorial service will
be held in the Unionport Ceme-
tery following the parade.
  The Wayne High School Band,
  Unionport Auxiliary #45, and the
  American Legion will partici-
  pate. The  Rev. Mr. Howard
  Williams will give the Invocation.
  At 11:00 A.M. the program will
be presented in the Unionport
Christian Church with the Rev.
Mr. James Harding as speaker.


UNIONPORT CHURCH
         CHICKEN DINNER
 The    Unionport    Christian
 Church is sponsoring a Fried
 Chicken Dinner at Unionport
 Christian Church, on Monday
 May 31, following the parade.
 The public is cordially in-
 vited.


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East Springfield To Hold

  Memorial Day Program
  The community of East Spring-
  field will have a Memorial Day
  observance on Saturday, May 29.
  Plans have been made for a par-
  ade beginning at 11:15 A.M.,
  followed by a program at the cem-
  etery, on the Annapolis Road.
  Those participating will be the
  Springfield Local Band; Amster-
  dam V. F. W.; Little League;-
  Members; 4-H Members with
  floats, horses and bicycles. Judg-
  ing of floats, horses and bikes
  will be made by Mr. and Mrs.
  Peter J. McCafferty and Mr. and
  Mrs. John Hritz with prizes being
  presented by the president of the
  Community Center, Lewis Call.
  Prof. Peter J. McCafferty, of
  the College of Steubenville, will
  be the speaker and the Spring-
  field Local Band will play one
  selection; the Amsterdam V.F.W.
  will furnish the firing squad,
  and a member of the band w",,
  play Taps.
  A program with a list of those
  veterans who are buried in the
  East Springfield Cemetery will
  be available to those attending.
  A basket dinner for the public
  will be held at the Community
  Center following the program.
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   Real Estate Tax Bills
   Michael E. Entinger, County
 Treasurer announced that real
 estate Tax Bills for the 2nd
 1/2 of 1964 will be placed in
 the mail on Monday, May 24th.
 Final date for payment of these
 taxes without penalty is June
 25th. After this date, 10% will
 be added to all delinquent taxes.
 Taxpayers may make their pay-
 ment at their local or nearest
 bank in Jefferson County or at
 the Office of the Treasurer in
 the Court House, Steubenville.
 Property owners who do not
 receive statements of taxes with-
 in the next few days are advised
 to contact the Treasurers Office.


Miss Lynne Hunt was one of
seven Juniors at Ohio State Un-
iversity to be chosen into mem-
bership of Phi Beta Kappa, the
oldest national scholastic honor-
ary society founded December 5,
1776. Election to Phi Beta Kappa
is in recognition of high academ-
ic achievement of students pur-
suing primarily liberal arts and
science courses.
Lynne also was awarded the $500
Phi Beta    Kappa scholarship
award for 1965-66 presented to
the highest ranking member of
the Junior class.
During the same week she was
also tapped for Mortar Board,
the highest honor which may be
given a senior woman. She was
one of twenty-one girls selected
from all areas of campus life
chosen on the basis of outstand-
ing scholarship, leadership, and


unselfish service to the Univer-         LynfleC Hunt
sity.                           President of Paterson Hall Dor-
Lynne has, during the past three mitory.
years, also been active in Alpha Miss Hunt, an English major in
Lambda Delta, Chi Delta Phi,    the College of Arts andSciences,
Arts College Council, Women's   is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Self-Qovernment    Association  Robert Hunt of 137     Linmar
along with being the first Vice- Avenue, Wintersville, Ohio.


    Wintersville Little League


Readies For Opener


The Wintersville Little League
will open the 1965baseball season
at Joann Field Saturday, May 29.
League President, John Felmet
has announced an opening day
double header with   a  "Full
Dress" ceremony. The 1:00 P.M.
game will feature Manager Harry
Cowser and his Orioles against
Earl Pearce's Twins. The Car-
dinals, managed by RandallStacy,
play the Pirates, managed by
Ken Compston at 3:00 P.M.
Special Guests, to be announced


will highlight the opening cere-
monies.
The league will play a 98 game
schedule with the final games
being played July 29. The play-
off *dates are August 3,4, and
5 with the All-Star game being
played August 8.
The league is composed of 12
major league teams and 12 minor
league teams comprising more
than 300 boys.
The league umpires will be
the Ohio Officials Association,
with Cecil Nicola as President.


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4-H Councils Annual
           Chicken Barbeque
  The Jefferson County 4-H
Councils  Annual   Chicken
Barbeque will be held at the
Wintersville Park on Saturday
June 5. (June 12 in case of
rain) Serving time from 5 pm to
8 pm.


           NOTICE
  Due to the Memorial Day
Holiday, all news must be
in The Wintersville Citizen
office by Saturday.

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