Book: Wintersville Citizen

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VOL. 3, NO. 52                                     THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1965 - TWELVE PAGES                                      $5.00 per year 101 per cc


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Miss Christmas Seal 1965


cnosen  'e a sue craft   age   , as ccmjsscnristinas .eai �SeS '
She is the dauMghter of Mr. ad4 M-rs. Robert Hendershot. of BI#l,
Stebenville. Brenda has an "arrested"             ubercuo     it
was found she had the dread disease when shewas7 years old,
and was sent to Molly Stark Sanatorium in Canton for a three month
stay.
The Christmas Seal Campaign opened in Jefferson County November
16th. Contributions will carry on the Tuberculosis Eradication pro-
gram initiated in September whent the Tine Test was offered to the
public. The Campaign goal this year is $25,000.00 Make checks
payable to Jefferson County Tuberculosis and Health Association.


   Mary Belle Wade Voted


Mary Belle Wade, Certified
Bowling instructor at Sunset Bowl
has been voted in as a member
of the Professional Woman Bowl-
er's Association, a select group
of the nation's outstanding woman
bowlers.
Mary Belle received notification
from Georgia E. Veatch, execu-
tive Director of theorganization
that she had met the require-
ments of PWBA, and that she


joins with the Officers and Dir-
ectors in congratulating her.
All members are voted on by
the Officers and Directors, and
entrance is based on abiltiy over
the years, including average,
tournament competition, etc.
Mary Belle will be eligible to
compete on the PWBA Pro Tour
in any or all of the Pro Tourna-
ments.


  leffers      UnO     Will

  Host Buckeye Border

  Conference Preview
  The annual Buckeye Border
Conference basketball preview
will be held at Jefferson Union
High School Wednesday, Novem-
ber 24, 1965.
The conference teams, consist-
ing of Jefferson Union, Beaver
Local, Springfield Local, South-
ern Local, Toronto and Wells-
ville, plus Wintersville, will par-
ticipate in the preview, with each
team playing two eight minute
quarters.
The first game will begin at
7:00 p.m. when Jefferson Union
will meet Wellsville. The rest
of the evening the schedule will
be as follows: 7:30, Wellsville
vs. Wintersville; 7:40 Winters-
ville vs. Beaver Local; 8:00 Bea-
ver Local vs. Southern Local;
8:40,  Springfield  Local vs.
Toronto; and at 9:00, Toronto will
meet Jefferson Union to wind up
the evening affair.
Lunch will be served to the
participating teams following the
games.
Officials for the games will be
furnished by the W.V.O. officials
organization.
Admission will be $1.00 for
adults and no reserve seats will
be sold. Student tickets will be
fifty cents.



     To Be Finest Yet
  This year's Jefferson County
  Music Festival promises to be the
  finest yet. This Festival, slated
  for November 23 at Brilliant High
  School, is an annual event and is
  sponsored by the Ohio Music Edu-
  cation Association.
  All county schools in Jefferson
  County will participate. The best
  musicians from each school will
  combine to form a 120 voice
  chorus and a 110 piece band.
  The guest conductor for the
  chorus is George Strickling who
  has had a distinquished career as
  conductor, clinician, author,
  arranger, and composer. Mr.
  Strickling has taught public
  school music   at  Cleveland
  Heights for 35 years.
  The guest conductor for the band
  is Don McCathren, associate pro-
  fessor of music and director of
  bands at Duquesne University.
  Mr. McCathren maintains a busy
schedule of appearances as a
guest conauctor, clarinet solo-
ist, clinician and adjudicator. He
has toured Europe several times


as associate conductor of the
School Band of America.
   HI-Y DANCE SCHEDULED
 The Hi-Y Club will sponsor
 a dance at the Wintersville High
 School on November 24th from
 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. featur-
 ing the "2 Plus 2's" with Kenny
 Aumiller on the Organ.
 Admission 50(. Every one wel-
 come.
 The proceeds of the dance will
 be used for the Hi-Y's Christmas
 Charity's Program.
 BELVEDERE AUXILIARY
      RUMMAGE SALE
  The Auxiliary of the Belvedere
VFD will hold a rummage sale
at Mt. Zion Baptist Church on
North Seventh St. in Steuben-
ville on Friday, November 19
from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
JUNIOR WOMEN SELLING
       FRUIT CAKES
 The Junior Women's Society of
Wintersville are selling "Ben-
son's Old Home Fruit Cake".
3 pounds $3.25.
              PHONE 264-2575


"PHARMA-ME
  By BART MARA


  Each week, this column will
and Medicine, by your local
the Beall & Steele Drug Store.
  Mr. Marano, a retail Pharm:
son County Academy of Pharmac
lative Committee of the Ohio
will present weekly articles
understand more clearly the
passing the retail, ethical, pro:
of Pharmacy. Watch for "Pha
ning next week.


    164 Girds Twirl In

    Recreation Program
 There was a large turn out of
 twirlers for the Cross Creek
Recreation   Area's   program
Saturday morning in Buchanan
Gym. 92 girls, 9 years old and
up, showed up for the first ses-
sion, 8:30 .o 9:30 a.m. and 72
girls up to 9 years of age, took
part in the second session, 9:30
to 10:00 a.m.
The schedule remains the same
as for last Saturday for Satur-
day, November 20th with girls
9 and up from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.
and girls up to 9 years of age
from 9,.30 to 10:30 a.m. This
will be the last morning of twirl-
ing instructions until January
when another four weeks of in-
structions are planned. Every-
one is welcome to participate.
The schedule for the Adult Pro-
gram for the week of November
21 to November 27 is Men's
Volleyball and   Basketball on
Monday night, November 22 from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Women's
Volleyball and Physical Fitness
on November 23rd, Tuesday from
8:00 to 9:30 p.m.
HOMEMAKERS TO HOLD
           RUMMAGE SALE
  The East Springfield  Home-
  makers and the Sunset Lake
Homemakers     will sponsor a
Benefit Rummage Sale for Carol
Ann Leonhart on Friday, Novem-
ber 19 from 9:30a.m. to4:00 a.m.
at the Schawben Hall on Sixth
and Washington Streets.
   THANKSGIVING HOP
 A "Thanksgiving  Hop," fea-
 turing "The Actions"' will be held
 at Pleasant Hill Grade School
 on Wednesday, November 24th
 from 8:30 to 11:30. Admission
 751 each.
 No slacks or Jeans.
 The dance will be sponsored by
 the Pleasant Hill Volunteer Fire
 Department.
    4-H SEW & SO CLUB
       RUMMAGE SALE
  The Wintersville 4-H Sew &
  So Club will hold a rummage sale
  at the Schwaben Hall on Novem-
  ber 20 beginning at 9:00 a.m.


DIC INSIGHT"
NO, B.S.; R.Ph.
feature insights, of Pharmacy
Pharmacist, Bart Marano of

acist, Secretary of the Jeffer-
:y and a member of the Legis-
State Pharmaceutical Assn.,
lesigned to help our readers
insights of Pharmacy encom-
fessional and the legal aspects
trma-Medic Insights," begin-



Gas CnaIy Anounces

       Rate Decrease
    Additional decreases  in the
  natural gas rates in Steubenville
  and several neighboring com-
  munities, effective December 1,
  were announced by the Ohio Val-
  ley Gas Co.
    The reductions announced today
    will amount to 88 one-hundreths
    of a cent per thousand cubic feet
    in Steubenville, Brilliant, Em-
    pire, Irondale, New Alexandria,
    Rayland, Richmond, Stratton,
    Tiltonsville, Toronto and Win-
    tersville.
    The decreases in these com-
    munities, combined with a 24
    one-hundredths of a cent re-
    duction announced October 29,
    will result in a total decrease
    on December 1 of one and 12
    one-hundreths of a cent per
    thousand cubic feet.
    The natural gas rate in Mingo
    Junction will be reduced one and
    8 one-hundredths  cents  per
    thousand cubic feet, effective
    December 1.
    The decreases come under pro-
    visions of fuel cost clauses in
    the communities' contracts with
    the gas company and are the
    result of rate reductions rom
    suppliers.
    Decreases also will affect large
    volume industrial customers in
    the areas.


Because of


giving Holiday, the Win-
tersville Citizen will be
published on -Wedne, iy
November 24.
have all new in by  -
urday.


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