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        WINTERSYILLE CITIZEN

VOL. 3, NO. 41             THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2  1965- TWELVE PAGES$ $5.00 per year 10� per


August 29-September 6   Roger Pyles To Sing

"Labor/Industry Safety   At Olio State Fair


     S   Eighty years ago, on September 5, Peter J. McGuire suggested, "That a day
� be set aside as a festive day during which a parade through the streets of the city
would oermit oublic tribute to American industry." Labor Day has been celebrated on


  Shown above is the 900 pound Hereford steer purchased by G. D. Hutton, assistant treasurer
of The Steubenville Building and Loan Association, for his company.
  The Livestock Sale was held August 19th at the Jefferson County Fair. This was one of the
34 sold by boys and girls and was raised by Donald Sanders of Powells Lane, Wintersville.


          Week"
 COLUMBUS, 0., August 20--
Governor James A. Rhodes, foll-
owing nation-wide observance of
Labor Day and its particular
signifcance to productivity and
on-the-job and off-the-job safety,
has declared the period of August
29 to September 6 as "Labor/
Industry Safety Week".
In accordance with the ex-
pressed wishes of the Governor,
the Ohio AFL-CIO, the Ohio Man-
ufacturers  Association, along
with the State Industrial Comm-
ission Division of Safety and Hy-
giene and the Ohio Departments
of Agriculture and Highway Safety
have combined forces to promote
the full significance of the holi-
day.
  "The strength of our American
  economy is those men and wo-
men, whose labors result in the
products of agriculture, business
and industry," said Ohio's Chief
Executive. "We, therefore, sa-
lute these important segments of
society."
  Furthermore, he pointed out that
  "the preservation of the health,
  safety and well being of those
  composing the labor force is nec-
essary to the continued growth,
prosperity and productivity of
these United States." "I urge
Ohio's citizens to recognize and
practice good safety in all of
their endeavors," he concluded.

   Wintersville Citizen
   Sports Writer Injured
   Bill Milewsky, sports writer
 for the Wintersville Citizen, ac-
 clently shot himself in the foot
 last Friday. He is reported in
 good condition.
 Bill is at St. John Hospital,
 Room 420.
 The accident occurred while
 Bill was shooting rats in a vacant
 lot next to his home.
 On behalf of the Wintersville
 Citizen and its readers, we wish
 Bill a speedy recovery.
 Wayne Band To Hold
            Preview Concert
  Wayne High School Band will
  hold a preview concert on the
  front lawn of the school Tues-
  day evening, September 7 at 7:00
  p.m.
  FREE to the public.
  Coffee, pop and potato chips
  will be sold by the Band Mothers.
  Futuras To Be Featured
        At Unionport Dance
  The "Futuras" will be featured
  at a youth dance at the Union-
  port Grade School Auditorium


from 8 to 11 p.m., Friday even-
ing, September 3. Admission-501.
  The dance will be sponsored
by the Unionport Volunteer Fire
Department.
  Buchanan and Memorial
       PTA To Meet
 The   first  meeting of the
 Buchanan Junior High School and
 the Wintersville Memorial High
 School P.T.A. will be held on
 September 8th at 8:00 p.m. in
 Buchanan Junior High School.
 Junior Women To
        Hold Rummage Sale
 The Junior Women's Society of
 Wintersville will hold a Rum-
 mage Sale on September 10th at
 Schwaben Hall, North 6th Street,
Steubenville.
  The Woodvue Recreation
Park will be open to the
public this weekend.


          Roger Pyles
 COLUMBUS, O.-Roger G. Pyles
 of 109 Beverly Lane, Winters-
ville, Ohio. has been invited to
sing with the Ohio Youth Choir
at the 112th Ohio State Fair.
The announcement was made to-
day by Glenville D. Thomas,
Concert Director.
The choir will consist of 300
youths who have exhibited ex-
ceptional vocal ability and will
draw its members from every
county throughout the state. This
group constitutes the world's lar-
gest all-youth, four-part choir.
Mr, Thomas, who is also Director
of Music of Zanesville High
School, has announped that the
choir was convened for rehear-
sals on August 31st with con-
certs presented over the long
Labor Day weekend.
"We are delighted tohave Roger
join our Ohio Youth Choir as a
representative of Jefferson Coun-
ty's vocal culture and training,"
said Thomas in making the an-
nouncement. "We are certain
his contribution to the tenor sec-
tion of this large vocal group
will be a factor in the success
of our series of concerts before
1965 State Fair audiences."
Roger will be housed, while at
the Fair, at the Youth Center and
will return home after the final
concert on Labor Day, September
6th. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert G. Pyles of Winters-
ville, Ohio.

    Ellen Hemschrodt

 Graduates With Honors
 Mrs. Ellen Hemscnrodt ofSteu-
 benville, Ohio, an evening student
 of Geneva College, was graduated
 magna cum laude and received
 her bachelor of Science degree
 in Education. Mr. ElbertE. Whit-
 latch, Jr. of Pittsburgh received
 his bachelor of Science degree
 in engineering and was also grad-
 uated magna cum laude.
 Of the 60 students who com-
 pleted requirements for their
 degrees for the summer session,
 only Mrs. Hemschrodt and Mr.
 Whitlatch received the magna
 cum laude honors.
 Dr. William H. Russell, dean of
 the college, announced the honors
 and conferred the degrees upon
 the 60 students.
 Mrs. Hemschrodt is a teacher
 at the Wintersville Elementary
 School.


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