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VOL. 4, 140 15                                          THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1966 - TWELVE PAGES                                   $5.00 per year 10� per c


Schneider Graduated From A  C.ouncil


(plctred abve), of East Sprhfle


Cadet Schneider served in the U.S. Air Force for'four year,
June 1961 to June 1965 and at the time of his discharge
A2C  Comriand Post Specialist. A recipient of the Good C
Medal, he is presently a member of the Inactive Air For
serves.
SHe was graduated from Springfield Local High School in 1I
is married to the former Margaret Sue Lewis of Amsterdam


   Wintersville Warriors

   Score 1,098 Points

   Against Opponents
 As the Wintersvllle Citizen sa-
 lutes the Warrior l966 Basket-.
 ball Team, we proudly list the
 season record, our best to date,
 and the total points scored by each
 team member.
 1966 Warrior Basketball Record
 Wintersville        Opponent
 73  -          Follansbee 67
 59             Claymont -- 43
72          Jefferson Union 53
58              Cambridge  55
81           St. Clairsville 46
66               Claymont 59
63                Toronto  45
64-          Stanton Local 51
64              Carrotlton 52
94              Follansbee 67
55              Cambridge  77
103             Carrollton 38
96              Wellsburg  92
84         Jefferson Union 66
66           St. Clairsville 44
Total Individual Points Scored
Dennis Peterson           212
Gene Sulkowski            224
Rich Hastwell              218
Russ Dixon                 210
Conny Porreca              65
Harry Colgrove              57
Bob Evans                  40
Dwain* Sullivan            33
Danny Wingate               15
Gordon Farmer              25

  WINTERSVILLE GRANGE
      S   TO MEET
 The Wintersvillm Grange #1636
 will meet on Saturday evening,
 March5th at 8:00 p.m. Worthy
 Master Carl Spahn will preside.
 Mrs. Cecil McCullough Worthy
 Lecturer will have charge of the
 program.
 Supper will follow the meeting.


              310 Forest
              Wintersville
              February 27
Wintersville Citizen
559 Canton Road
Wintersville, Ohio
Dear Sir:

In accordance with the Wi
ville-Carrollton basketbal
incident, Carrollton's S
Council sent Wintersville a
of regret. We, the Student
cil,  representing the S
Body, felt that this letter
calm some relationships if
ed.
Enclosed is a copy of the
from Carrollton.
                    Cor
               DebbinJa
                    Seci
              Wintersvill
         School Student C

Dear Mr. President:
The Student Council of Cc
ton High School, represent
student body, would like
press our regrets conc
the incident which occurec
Carrollton-Wintersville Ib
ball game, Saturday, Fe
12, 1966. We hope that t
lationship between our
and yours will remain fr
              Sincerely y
                Kathy Ge
                   Secri
       Carrollton High S
              Student Co


     =fl ACTIViTie S             H

         By WILMA THOMPSON
      The regular meeting of the Win-
      tersville Village Council was held
      with Council President, John
      Ford, presiding. The appoint-
      ment of James Ault as patrol-
      man to fill a vacancy in the Po-
      lice Department was approvedby
      Council as recommended by
      Mayor Thomas Albaugh. Mr.
      Ault was later sworn in by
      the Mayor and assumes his duties
      immediately.
      Police Chief. Victor Calabrese,
      wishes to warn all dog owners of
      Wintersville that dogs must be
      kept on their own premises. Many
      complaints are being received of
      children being frightened by dogs
      running loose. These dogs, either
      with or without licenses, will be
      picked up.
      Council heard a second reading
      of an ordinance to purchase a new
      truck for the sewer department.
      A third reading of the ordinance
      and action will be at the next
      meeting.
      Interested citizens were present
      and given an opportunity to ask
      questions and  present  their
      problems. Residents are always
   Swelcome at these meetings. The
     next regular meeting will be on
     March 15, 1966 at 7:30 p.m. in
     the Municipal Building.

to        Wintersvie Man
         Ininrid In Vietnam


s from       "J       ""    v
was an   Lt. JG Charles D. Lloyd, son
;onduct of Mrs. Henry Lloyd of Pro-
ce Re-  vincial  Garden's Apartments,
        Wintersville and the brother of
)61 and Mrs. Rosemary Fitzgerald was
. Ohio. seriously injured while serving
    with the US. Navy in Vietnam.


Lt. Lloyd, serving min Vietnam
since September of 1965 was
commander of a "Swift Boat"
on patrol off the coast of North
Vietnam when his boat was blown
out of the water. Lloyd was picked
up by a "San Pan" under enemy
fire and is undergoing medical


        treatment for compound frac-
View    tures to both legs.
, Ohio   The Wintersville Citizen re-
, 1966  ported Lloyd's assignment in the
         Tanuary 20, 1966 issue.
         Lt. Lloydwill be under treat-
         ment an indefinite period of time
         because of the seriousness of his
         injuries.
         Lt. Lloyd, a graduate of Cen-
inters- tral Catholic in 1958 and Wheel-
I game  ing College in 1962, is recovering
3tudent at the address shown below.
iletter Lt. JG   Charles Lloyd 675321
Coun-   Ward 6 Third Field Hospital
>tudent A.P.O. San   Francisco, Calif.
would                96307
print-    Lt. Lloyd would be happy to
        receive cards and letters from
 letter all of his friends at home.
dially,
ckson,        FUTURA'S TO BE
etary,        FEATURED AT
e High     HI-Y DANCE FRIDAY
ouncil
          The Wintersville Hi-Y Club will
          sponsor a dance featuring the
          " Fabulous Futuras" on Friday
          March 4 at the Wintersville
irroll-  High School Gym.
ting the  The dance is being held as
to ex-  one of the projects of the Hi-Y
,erning Club to help finance the expenses
I at the of Bill Worthington, who will
)asket- represent them at Holland this
bruary  year at an International Hi-Y
he re-  Convention.
school              ******
iendly.    WINTERSVILLE BAND
!ours,       PARENTS TO MEET
'orge,    The Wintersville Band Parents
etary,  _will meet Thursday, March 3, at
3chool   8:00 p.m. in the high school cafe-
uncil.   teria.


Richard Coleman Alternate To Air Force Academy


Richard A. Coleman, HI, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Coleman
Jr. 111 Ekey Ave. Wintersville,
Ohio, has received one of the six
alternate nomination to the Air
Force Academy from Wayne L.
Hays. The Academy is to pick
the best qualified of the six to
be his principal. Richard was
graduated from Wintersville High
School and is a freshman at Ohio
State University in the school of
Electrical Egineering. He sings
tenor in the OhioState University
Chorus.
  As a student of Wintersville High
  School, he was a member of the
  Band and Chorus, the Hi-Y Club
  and was a member of the National
  Honor Society. He served as a
  Volunteer Fireman, achieved the
  rank of Eagle Scout and as a mem-
  ber of the St. Paul's Episcopal
  Men and Boy's Choir, was a-
  warded the highest cross for
  having more than 1,000 points.
  Selection for the best qualified
  candidate will be determined by
  the best composite score of the
  candidates. The composite score
  will include entrance examination
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    Opinion On
Pfoposed School

   Consolidation
 Will the proposed consolidation
 reduce the number of scholar-
 ships available to our grkdutes?
 No.
 As far as athletic scholarships
 are concerned, this consolidation
 would improve our opportunities.
 The bigger the school the more
 widely it is known. More people
 are aware of us. Boys with out-
 standing abilities have a wider
 chance to receive publicity if they
 play on a good team  and are
 playing a schedule with teams
 from larger schools.
 As to other types of scholar-
 ships, a bigger and richer school
 means more courses. The con-
 solidation will increase our in-
 come per student so that a greater
 variety of subjects canbe offered.
 Pupils graduating from such a
 high school are in a better posi-
 tion to compete with other stu-
 dents from good- high schools.
 A star is a star no matter where
 he or she is. Consolidation will
 give our stars a chance to shine
 in a wider field.
 Consolidation will neither in-
 crease nor decrease the number
 of scholarships available. It will
 improve Wintersville High School
 so that its graduates will have
 better chances and wider choices.
 SRemember consolidation will
 increase our income per student
 by over $200, and it will lower
 school taxes from two to three
 dollars for each $1,000 worth of
 property you own. It will make
 it possible for us to have many
 things we can't have with our
present income.
               (to be-continued)


  New Hours For Marine

  Corps Recruiting Office
  It has been announced by Gysgt.
  Richard W. Adams, USMC that
  commencing on Saturday the 26th
  of February the U. S. Marine
  Corps Recruiting Office in Steu-
benville, Ohio will be open Mon-
day thru Saturday from 8:00 to
4:30 p.m. Sgt. Adams stated that
it has become necessary to keep
the office open all day Saturday
due to the many high school
seniors taking advantage of the
Marine Corps "120 Day Delay
Program."


    RICHARD A. COLEMAN
scores, ratings on previous aca-
demic achievements and extra-
curricular activities and a rating
based primarily upon the recom-
mendatton of school principals
and teachers.


   Cross Creek Parent's
   Conmmnittee Formed
 The   Parent's Committee of
 Cross Creek School District has
 been formed for the purpose of
 acquainting the public with the
 proposed consolidation of Cross
 Creek, Mingo and Wayne School
 Districts.
 It is the opinion of this Commit-
 tee that consolidation has many
 merits which will beniefit all
 children of these three districts
 equally.
 It is the aim of the Parent's
 Committee to bring-Truthful and
 straight - forward answers to
 questions concerning the pro-
 posed consolidation.
 It is the desire of the Parent's
 Committee to .urge the voters of
the involved areas to vote yes for
the proposed consolidation.
The Parent's Committee of Cross
Creek School District
Mr. Owen Bunker and Mrs.-John
A, Harris         Co-chairmen
Mrs. George Peshel, Secretary
Mrs. Dwight Bauman, Treasurer
Mrs. Edward Bohanek and Mr.
James    M.   Brown   Publicity
                    Chairmen

      Know         Your
         Fire men
     By ANDY McCAIG
 The regular meeting of the Win-
 tersville Volunteer Fire Depart-
 ment was held in the Department
 Squad Room. The minutes of the
 previous meeting was read and
 approved. Chief Willard Ekey
 presented a report on the meet-
 ing of the Tri-county firemen's
 association. As an item of new
 business, plans for the 1966
 firemen's fair was discussed and
 the contracts completed. Ronnie
 Phillips was named chairman of
 this years fair.

 Present at this meeting was Mr.
 Edwin Ott representative of the
 Warren Fire Equipment Com-
 pany, who presented a film on the
 techniques of fighting fires using
 high pressure fog, which elim-
 inates the heavy water damage
 sometimes associated with many
 home fires. This demonstration
 is a part of your fire department's
 constant effort to keep in step with
 the most modern fire fighting
 procedure.
 In your next week's Citizen we
 will introduce to you our hard
 working junior fire department.


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