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  VOL 3, NO. 36                                    THUTE RSDAY, JULY 29, 19LE                  CITIZEN
VOL. 3, NO. 36       ___________THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1965 - TWELVE PAGES__________$5.00 per year 10< per


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Jefferson County Pharmacists Elect Officers


The Jefferson County Academy of Pharmacy held a meeting at the Steubenville Country Club
and elected the officers and board pictured above. Seated (left to right)-Bart Marano-Secretary,
Russell Kelley-Treasurer, Sam Cohen-Vice President, and James Dever-President. Standing
(left to right) are the Board of Directors-Charles Manfresca, Erny Fajcsi, Jack Welsh and El-
bert Gosseye.

              East Springfield Dodgers


    Sandra Weeks Receives

Rainbow Girls Grand Cross


5anora weeks


Have 20-0 Record


Sandra Weeks, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank Weeks, 853
Main St., Wintersville, 0. was
one of the receipients from the
Steubenville area who recieved
the Grand Cross at the 34th
Assembly of the International
Order of Rainbow Girls. The
Assembly was held on the campus
of Ohio University at Athens,
Ohio recently. Sandra also re-
ceived an appointment to a state
office in the Ohio Assembly.
She was appointed Jr. Executive
and was installed in that office
in a very impressive and color-
ful installation ceremony.
Sandra, a Past Worthy Advisor
of the Steubenville Assembly No.
55, Order of Rainbow Girls, is
presently attending the College of
Steubenville and is employed
part time by the Union SavJIngs
Bank and Trust Company and Paul
Hornung's Bakery.


She recently represented the
Steubenville Rainbow's Drill
team. in a Queen's contest held
at the Unionport Annual Fire-
man's Fair. She placed 5th in
that contest.
The Steubenville Assembly of
Rainbow Girls Drill Team also
won honors at Athens, having
placed 3rd in the State in ac-
tivities, based on ticket sales.
Diana Wyatt of Weirton is the
Worthy Advisor and Mrs. Le-
roy Cable, Mother Advisor of
the Steubenville Assembly No.
55, Order of The Rainbow Girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McGrew,
the Drill Instructors for the Drill
Team, Mrs. Cable and 30 girls,
chartered a bus for their trip
to Athens. The group returned
home very proud of Sandra and
the entire Drill Team.


Plans For 4-H Style Show In Final Stages


The East Springfield Dodgers, members ot the Richmond Little League, have completed the
season with an astounding 20 wins 0 losses.
Team members are pictured above: (seated left to right) L. Lenhart, B. Sack, P. Booth, A.
Sack, D. Stacey, J. Keenan, T. Crawford, (standing left to right) L. Swearingen, E. Crawford,
J. Burch, S. Culp, J. Mills and B. Sheppard.Team managers (pictured in rear) Glenn Mills  and
Frank Burch.


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  Ohio   tate University
       Henor Roll
 Ohio State University has issued
 its honor roll for the Spring
 Quarter, listing names of under-
 graduate students who achieved
 high academic averages for that
 period. Local students who were
 included in the list are:
 Marcia L. Dodds, 108 Cathy
 Drive; Gloria J, Freeman, 353
 Patton Avenue; Lynne E. Hunt,
187 Llnmar Avenue; and Carol
S. Milam, 349 Terrace Drive.


A1N-TERSVILLE LITTLE
   LEAGUE ALL-STARS
        TO PLAY IN
 RICHMOND TOURNAMERT
 The American League All-Stars
 will represent Wintersville Little
 League In the Richmond Little
 League tournament.
 The team will play at the Rich-
 mopd Little League Field tonight
 at 6:00 p.m.
 Coach Pee Wee Pearce and his
 assistants Ray DalfonsoandRudy
 Taliani will journey with the
 ball club.


Plans for the 1965 4-H Style
Show are in the final stages.
The theme will be "Rainbow
of Fashion." It will be held
in the auditorium 'of the new
Wintersville Jr. High School on
Thursday, August 5 at 1:00 p.m..
Approximately 150 4-H girls
are entered to model garments
of their own making. Featured
during the show will be a Wool
Tweed Cape of Black and White
over a White Whip Creme dress.
Also a matching 3 piece outfit
consisting of Jacket, Hipstitched
pleated skirt and slacks in colors
of pumpkin  gold, beige and
avacado check plaid wool. The
range of garments modeled will
   Guest Speaker At

 Starkdale Presbyterian
 The Starkdale United Presby-
 terian Church of Steubenville,
 Ohio will hold Church School
 and Morning Worship Service
 at 9:45 a.m. on Sunday, August
 1, 1965. The guest speaker will
 be Daniel DeNicola and the Ser-
 mon Topic: "Ecce Home (Be-
 hold The ManY'.


be from Aprons to Formals and
complete outfits.
Final judging will be held on
the morning of August 5 at the
school's  class rooms. The
winners will be announced at the
end of the show and are eligible
to go on to the State Fair with
their projects.
The Committee for the Style
Show is Mavis Rower, New Som-
erset, Chairman, who will do the
commentary   and  Mrs. Ruth
Brown, Smithfield; Mrs. Leva-
Hill, Richmond, Mrs. Helen Hunt,
Wintersville and Mrs. Mary
Workman, Irondale.
They invite all those interested
to attend.

     Annual Grange

   Picnic To Be Held
 The annual Grange Picnic for
 Grange members, their families
 and friends, will be held Sunday,
 August 8 at 6:00 p.m. at the
 home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
 Schneider, County Grange Depu-
ties, on Route #48, West of Rich-
mond.


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