Book: Wintersville Citizen

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VOL. 3, NO. 34                                          THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1965 - TWELVE PAGES                                    $5.00 pet year 10� per


Woodvue Park Pool Opening Soon


             To Play
 The Wintersville Little League
 All-Stars will play Sunday at
 Jo Ann Field, game time 1:00
 p.m., as announced by League
 President John Felmet.
 The American League manager
 will be Earl Pearce, assisted
 by Rudy Taliani and Ray Dal-
 fonso. The  Americna League
 teams playing at Jo Ann Field
 are Indians, Twins, Red Sox,
 Orioles, Yanks, and Tigers.
 The National League manager
 will be John Otto assisted by
 Bill Ross and Kenneth Comp-
 ston. The league plays at Ban-
 tam Ridge Field with six teams,
 Pirates, Phils, Dodgers, Cubs,
 Cardinals, and Giants in the
 league.
 Mr. Felmet announced this is
 the only "All Star Game" of
the season and looks forward


Sunday
to a good following by the local
baseball fans.
  The American League All-Stars
  are: Ray Dalfonso, Ton Kerno-
  han, BrentGarrison, JohnViltro,
  Bob Sickles, Nick Zuk, Jeff Ar-
  baugh, Mark Wilson, Bill Houser,
  Barry DeNicola, Gary Lowther,
  Warren Wilson, Dwight Moore,
  Greg Caniff, Bill Whanger, Larry
  Williams, PatSmith, Scott Beebe,
  and Bill Hayes.
  The National League All-Stars
  are: Steve Karas, Richard Klas-
  sic, Bruce   Barnett, Loren
  Hosterman, Frank Steele, Jim
  Rensi, Tom Wayt, Jim Bailey,
  Randy Heaston, Greg Hickman,
  John Otto, David Lemasters,
  Tony Cline, Kevin Hunt, Barry
Ross, Kenny Competorn, Henry
Kerstetter, Dennis Gosney .and
Tom Geary.


       Five Jefferson

   Union FFA Members

        Attend Camp
 Five Jefferson-Union Future
Farmer members attended the
Ohio  F.F.A. Camp     at Camp
Muskingum on Leesville Lake,
Carrollton, Ohio. They are::
Dwaine Swickard, Joe Gains,
Duane Critser, Richard Dorn-
busch, and Ted Brehm.
Duane Critser was sent to camp
on a Camp Scholarship that was
presented by the Vernon Dell
Tractor Sales of East Liverpool,
Ohio. The boys were in camp for
five days. Some of the things
that they did were fishing, boat-
ing, swimming, and several other
sports.
They were instructed in rifle
safety, the use of the bow and
arrow, identification of timber
trees, safe use of the shotgun,
how to stack lumber for proper
curing, and safe operation of
outboard motor boats.
There were 290 other F.F.A.
members from all over Ohio.
All of the boys received some
training in leadership.
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     FIREMAN'S FAIR
 time  is fast approaching.
 The Ladie's Auxiliary will
 be needing baked goods for
 the cook tent. Anyone want-
 to donate baked goods -may
 call: 264-3817, 264-1718 or
 264-3147.


Wintersville Grange To

    Hold Annual Picnic
 The Wintersville Grange #1636
 will meet Saturday evening at
 the Grange Hall at 6:30 p.m.
 to enjoy their annual picnic.
 Members are to bring a cover-
 ed dish and their own table ser-
 vice. Coffee and meatloaf will
 be furnished.
 F.P. "Pop" Taylor is planning
 to speak on retirement.
 All Grange members are in-
 vited to come and bring their
 friends.
 Keep this date in mind, July
 17, at 6:30 p.m.



 is in full swing at Blessed
 Sacrament  Church   Grounds,
Main Street, Wintersville.
  Plenty of rides, games and
good food.
  This is the last three days
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
   Bring the Family Tonite.


President Ed Rice, of the Wood-
vue Corporation has announced
that the Woodvue Recreation Park
will be open to the public some-
time in July.
The park will feature a swim-
ming pool (pictured above under
construction), a picnic area with
shelters (such a& the one pic-
tured on the left), and an am-
phitheater.


  Steubenville    Players

     Plan For Season
 The Board of Directors of the
 Steubenville Players met on Wed-
 nesday evening, July 7, to elect
 officers and map plans for the
 coming season. Re-elected as
 President was Bill Chesson, and
 as Secretary, Eunice Lincoff.
 The other officers elected were
 Clotilda Carfagna, Vice Presi-
 dent and Izzy Cholok, Treasurer.
 Fourteen members of the board
 were appointed committee chair-
 manships. They are: House and
 Concessions, Carmen Barbetta;
 Set Decoration, Max Baron;
 Props, Clemmie Cacciacarro;
 Box Office, Elizabeth Challings-
 worth; Casting & Participation,
 Damon Clauss; Set Building &
 Workshop, Lou D'Alonzo; Play
 Selection, Ted Eiland; Light &
 Sound, Father John Galea; Pub-
 licity, Milt Hayman; Playbill,
 Dick McGowan; Set Construction,
 George Miller; Make-up, Rose
 Siegel; Costumes, Estelle Shire;
 Membership, Alice Zekas.
 The recent board election for six
 positions elected Dick McGowan
 as the only newly elected'mem-
 ber. The Board appointed Eliza-
 beth Challingsworth and Alice
 Zekas to fill terms vacated by
 resignations.
 The Players Board will next
 meet the end of July at which
 time plans for the new mem-
 bership drive will be formulated
 and the selections of plays for
 the coming season will be dis-
 cussed. The Board agreed that
 next year's three plays will be
 presented in October, February
 and either May or June, with
 a comedy, a drama and a musi-
 cal under strong consideration.
 At the annual General Meeting,
 President Bill Chesson commen-
 ded the Players on the fine work
 done this year and the exceptional
 support and cooperation through-
 out the year.
 Anyone interested in joining the
 Players for the coming season
 may obtain information by writing
 Steubenville Players, Box 343,
 Steubenville.


Weirton Steel To Honor

    45 And 40 Year

    Members At Outing

 Names of the members of the
 Weirton Steel Employees 25-year
Club who will receive 45 and 40
year awards at the organization's
annual summer outing on Satur-
day, July 17 were announced
by Robert Kerr, club president.

The outing will begin at 11:00
a.m. at the Weirton Police Lodge
with the awards presentations
scheduled for 12:00 noon.
A total of 24 members will re-
ceive awards in recognition of
having completed 45 years of
service with Weirton Steel, a
division of National Steel Cor-
poration. ,
The 45-year employees are:
STEEL WORKS-Louis Contover-
os, Herman Fiscus and George
Trella; STRIP STEEL- Robert
Brown, Anthony DiFillipo, Paul
Fages, Joseph R. Gil, Evans
Holt and Raymond B. McFadden;
TIN MILL-George S. George,
Arthur Ginier, Steve Kosmis, Ed-
ward Krupinski, Edward A. Mon-
seau, John Mousadis, Charles
Northcraft, Arthur Tingler and
John A. Zorne; SHEET MILL-
Andy Fertal; STEUBENVILLE
PLANT - Erminio Delpup and
George Sevastos; GENERAL OF-
FICE - William  Jenkins, W.W.
Priest and Thomas LH. Ward.
Seventy-six men will be honor-
ed for attaining 40 years of
service.. They   are: STEEL
WORKS-Mike Babinchak, Clinton
Banks, John Cenker, Howard
Clowes, Wyatt C. Colliers, Mike
Dagostino, Clarence Davis, John
Demko, Eugene Derossa, James
Dunn, Michael Gaydos, William
Hillis, Joe Jeziorski, Stefan Kor-
bel, Charles Licata, James Y.
Longacre, Sr., John V. Mazzo,
Eugene L. McDaniel, Frank R.
Morgan, Joseph A. Orris, Henry
E. Paravano, James Porter, Gar-
ner Rose, Carlton Smith, Mike
Solomon, George Spanovich, Don-
ald Swearingen, John M. Thomp-
son, Jr. and Barney Ticich.
STRIP STEEL-Oliver J. Beagle,
William  H. Burt, Thomas W.
Caldwell,   George   Edwards,
Nicholas Gerbo, Clayton Gibbs,
Reed Gilligan, Walter J. Herron,
John Kasper, Lonnie E. Kemp,
Joseph A. Mason, Edmond T.
Robinson, Shannon Sage, Michael
Sholtis and George V. Village.
TIN MILL - Joseph      Defant,
George L. Freas, Charles Huff,
J.P. Jewett, James E.Lipscomb,
John J. Machesney, John A. Mc-
Koski, Julius Nagy, Anthony E.


Pitko, Clarence Redd, Vincent
Soplinski, Ralph E. Tenney, Eddie


Wagner, Russell H. Way and
Robert Yoho.
SHEET MILL-John J. Connell,
Albert DiNicola and Ralph Pa-
trick.
STEUBENVILLE PLANT - Ro-
bert B. Call, Joseph Douchinsky,
Loran Freas, Tony Gillette and
Charles Goodrich.
GENERAL OFFICE - Richard
Barnes, John Bender, Andrew
C. Billie William.   Bloomer,
R,A. Byers, Sr., (..,M, Eddy,
R.W. Grace, George Lesho, Jr.
and Ralph H. Willson.
In addition to the 45 and 40
year awards, 50 year awards will
be presented to John P. Bosko
and James M. Ravoira bf the
Steel Works, Alfred Anderson of
the Steubenville Plantand Trevor
L. Jones of the Sheet Mill.
Two shows featuring several
acts of professional entertain-
ment have been scheduled for
the outing, one to be held im-
mediately following the awards
presentations and the other at
5:00 p.m.
Mr. Kerr said a biuffet luncheon
will be served throughout the
day and reminded club members
that their new wallet-size identi-
fication cards which replaced
yellow ribbons that were used
in the past will admit them to
the outing.

      Marimba Player

    Eaters Hew     Field


        Arlene Coyler
 Walt Lint Realty has announced
 that Arlene Colyer has been add-
 ed to the agency staff as a
 licensed Sales Representative.
 Arlene is married to Rolfe Mac-
 Quown and has a six year old
 daughter, Kim. They make their
 home   in   Sunset  Gardens,
 Wintersville.

 She is the daughter of Cyrus,
 "Cy", Colyer who is employed
 at Bailey's Auto Mart.
 She is well known throughout
 the country for her performances
as a talented Marimba player.


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