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  OL. 4, NO.51                           T       HURSDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1966 SIXTEEN PAGESC               IT         IZ          E      N
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Winners In The 1966


Friday, November 11


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RUSSELL HESSKIt                STEPHEN HAMROCK                JOHN LONGSWORTH
County Commissioner             County Commissioner           State Representative


Veteran's Day Program

            Schedule Announced


  Ve-terasDay will be observed
  I1 Steubenville on November 11,
beginning with a parade at 9:30
a.m. and a service at the Court-
house at 11:00 a.m.
  The parade route will be: Dock
  and Sixth to Fifth Street, South
  on Fifth to Adams Street, East
  on Adams Street to Fourth Street,
  North on Fourth Street to Wash-
  ington Street, East on Washington
Street to Third Street, South on
Third to Market Street to the
Court House where the march-
ing units will disband for a pro-
gram.
   Joseph Linorell, Chairman and
George J. Barthold, Co-Chair-
man have released the follow-
ing program and the Committee
for the parade:
   A selection by the John J.
Scott Memorial Band American
Legion, Argonne Post #33.
   Invocation by Rev. Elmer G.
Stratton.
   Greetings by Mayor Andrew
 W. Miller.
   General Order No. 11 by Bren-
 ner Levison.
   Presentation of Gold Star
 Mother by Randall L. Buchanan.
   Reading of Lincoln's Gettys-
burg Address by Jack Adams.
   A selection of the John J.
 Scott Memorial Band.
   Preamble to the American Le-
 gion Constitution by Steve Wil-
 liams.
   Placing of the Wreaths by
 Joseph Linorell, Steve Williams,
 James Nocera, Willie Jackson,
 Lester Minet, Charles Brown,
 William Cozart, John Columbus
 and Edgar Bagot.
   Reading, "In Flanders Field"
 by George J. Barthold.
 Solo "My Buddy" by William
 H.C. Burt.
   Address "Veterans" by John
0. England.
   National Anthem by the John
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WHS BAND TO.
HOLD BAKE SALE
The Wintersville High School
Band will hold a traveling Bake
Sale on Saturday, November 12.
  Members of the band will travel
in the vicinity of Brentwood and
Westwood.


J. Scott Memorial Band under
..   direction of Mario Mancin-
elli.
   Raising  of John  J. Scott
 Memorial Flag, By a Contingent
 of the U.S. Marine Corps Re-
 serves.
   Salute to the Dead by the U.S.
 Marines Corps Reserves.
   Taps by Pete Mancinelli, Will-
 iam Harms.
   Benediction by Rev. George
 Lee.
   The Parade Committee con-
 sists of Joseph Linorell and
 george J. Barthold, Chairmen,
 Randall L. Buchanan, Andrew W.
 Miller, Steve Williams, James
 Nocera, Russell Hesske, James
 Lopresto, William Cozart, Israel
 Rothstein, Paris Hampton, Willie
 Jackson, Bert Christopher, Ed-
 gar Bogot and John Columbus.
   Also Kathryn Bairn, Mollie
 Mercer, Helen Caniff, Clara
 Maley, Mary Smith, Alice Kil-
 leen, and Neva Kincaid. Mr. Will-
 ian C. Lakios will be in charge
 of Transportation.

Wintersville Police
   Handle Many
     Complaints
   On October 28 a car traveling
 east on Main Street, being driven
 by Earl Hammer, stopped for a
 traffic light at Leonard Ave and
 was struck in the rear by a
 car driven by Frank Orlando
 of Kathy Drive, Wintersville
 causing minor damage to both
 vehicles. Frank Orlando was
 cited by police for failure to
 stop in the assured clear dis-
 tance ahead.
   On October 29, police were
 called to Wintersville School
 where a car driven by Elroy
 Portis, Jr. of 1560 Sinclair Ave.,
 had drifted into a parked car
 owned by Mary P. Stephens forc-
 ing it into a car driven by Alfred
 D. Diserio of Wellsburg, W. Va.
 causing minor damage to the
 Stephens and Diserio vehicles.
   Mr. William Whanger of Sun-


WINTERSVILLE POLICE
  (Cont'd on page 10)


DOUGLASAPPLEGATE                                       CARL MORELAND
  State Representative                                 County Court Judge


JAMES McKENNA
County Court Judge


  Unofficial Wintersville
     Precinct Returns
  The unofficial results of the
November 8th voting in Winters-
ville are as follows:
        FIRE LEVY
Precinct    For       Against
1            157          44
2            233          54
3            186          59
4            96           35
5            268          75
Total       940          267
    TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
Precinct    For       Against
1            118          82
2            184         104
3            146     '    97
4            97           35
5            224         126
Total       769          444


           JUDGES
Pre. Moreland McKenna Evans
1        123      62     106
2        176     103     133
3        136      80     142
4         36      51      68
5        224     122     177
Totals  695      418     626#
          ELECTION RESULTS
          (Cont'd on page 10)


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