Book: Wintersville Citizen

              VINTERSYILLE CITIZEN

VOL. 4, NO. 49     THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1966 - SIXTEEN PAGES  $5.00 per year 10� per


Pictured aboVe are a few of the Little People" who attended
the Wintersville Halloween Party last year. This year the Parade
and Party, sponsored by the Cross Creek Recreation Department
will be held October 31st at 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The parade will
begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Medical Building on Fernwood with the
Warrior Band and a Fire Truck escorting the Goblins to the Win-
tersville Elementary School where a costume contest will take
place. Refreshments will be served.
Those who participate. will be eligible for prizes in the following
catagories: All children up to the age of six will receive a prize;
Age groups of 6 to 8 years, 9 to 11 years, 12 to 15 years, and 16
years and up will be judged for Most Original, Most Beautiful,
and the most comical in their age groups.


     No School Friday
 School will not be in session
 for the pupils of the Indian Creek
 School District on Friday, Octo-
 ber  28. Administrators   and
 teachers will be attending the
 Eastern Ohio Teachers Associ-
 ation annual meeting at Zanes-
 ville, Ohio.
 The principal speaker for the
 meeting will be Dr. Tennyson
 Guyer, Findlay, Ohio. Dr. Guyer
 is a State Senator and is direc-
 tor of public relations for the
 Cooper Tire and Rubber Com-
 pany.
 A business session and Dr.
 Guyer's address will take place
during the morning general as-
sembly. Subject area and grade
level groups will have luncheon
meetings and afternoon discus-
sion sessions.


        ATTENTION
WINTERSVILLE RESIDENTS
   On November 8 you will be asked
 to vote for the renewal of a
 1/2 mill levy for the mainten-
 ance, operation and expansion
 of the   Wintersville Volunteer
 Fire Department.
   The renewal of the present 1/2
 mill levy will continue to cost
 each property owner only $.50
 for   each  $1,000.00 property
 valuation--a small price to pay
 for effective fire service.
   Your support is needed to main-
 tain effective 24 hour service
 for fire, emergency and rescue
 calls.
 VOTE YES FOR THE FIRE LEVY
 RENEWAL!!


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"TRICK OR TREATi" NIGHT                         Pep Rally &
  Mayor Thomas L. Albaugh has                   ne      ail
  officially proclaimed Saturday,              Snake Dance
  October 29 as "Trick or Treat"                    i       y
Night in the Village of Winters-                    Friday
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of the parade to be held on Mon-
day, October 31 at 6:30 p.m.
starting at the Medical Building
on Fernwood Road and ending
at the Elementary School where
a Halloween Party will be in pro-
gress for all young people in the
Wintersville Cross Creek Area.
  Reminder, Trick or Treat Night
is October 29 and the Halloween
Party will be on Monday, October
31. Let's make this a safe and
happy Halloween.


A "Beat Claymont" Snake Dance
and Pep Rally will be held Friday
afternoon,
The group will assemble in front
of Coach Kettlewell's home at
116 Cross Street, Beechwood
Subdivision at 3:30 and will pro-
ceed to the Wintersville High
School Parking lot where a Pep
Rally will be held.
All students are urged to come
out and "Boost Your Team."


    T    ollivers

      Travels
  This week's issue of the Citi-
zen has a new feature, written by
a young man well known to the
community. Randy Tolliver, a
student at the Co liege of Steub-
enville and Disc Jockey at radio
station WEIR makes his "Maiden
Voyage". From time to time
Randy will be around, in print , to
Chit-Chat with all our readers.
     By RANDY TOLLIVER
 It seems as if somewhere in
 the back of my mind I had once
 thought of writing a column on
 everything and anything. Being
 in the type of business that I
 am, I get a chance to meet
 a lot of people, both good and
 bad, some with opinions, some
 indifferent. So I decided a few
 weeks ago, after a series of
 events occurred, to do just that-
 write a column.
 The events to which I am re-
 ferring took place, and from
 what I understand, still are tak-
 ing place, in the Wintersville
School System, and deal with
smoking   on   school grounds.
Granted, rules are made to be
obeyed, if they are just rules.
Assuming the rules concerning
smoking at the local high school
are fair, is the punishment meted
out to the violators just as fair?
Or is it detrimental in more
ways that go beneath the sur-
face?
If no smoking rules are in
effect within this school sys-
tem, then they should be ad-
hered to, but here is my point:
Is a 5-Day suspension justified?
Can we balance out the Ameri-
can Educational System with an
Equation of 1 cigarette to equal-
ing 5 days out of school?
If our local school officials
don't think a loss of 5 days
learning is serious, apparently
the value of education is some-
what questionable.
Certainly punishment is need-
ed, but not as drastic as is in
effect now. The Hue and Cry
is being raised all the time
about High School Dropouts and
the importance of Education. Just
how important is education when
one can be deprived of 5 days
of it in a puff of smoke.
Our parents and school officials
should take a look at this "Cut
our nose to spite our face"
policy concerning smoking and
the resultant punishment.
This is just about it for the
Maiden Voyage. In the future
issues we'll travel from world
events to topics overheard over


a cup of coffee. If there are
any comments, feel free to ex-
press them.
         PEACE!!!!


ief Issues Warning
   Wintersville Police Chief Vic-
   tor Calabrese today issued a
   stern warning to all would be
   Halloween Pranksters that mali-
   cious damage to property will not
   be tolerated by his department,
   that members of the department
   are under orders to arrest all
   persons involved and that the
   parents of juveniles will be held
   responsible for any act which
   constitutes a threat to life or
   damage to the property of an-
   other in the Village of Winters-
   ville.
   Chief Calabrese said also that
   his department will be on con-
   stant patrol throughout the Vil-
   lage to provide protection for
   the children who will be going
   from door to door. Motorists
   are also cautioned to be on the
 lookout for the small masked
 spooks whose ability to see will
 be limited by their masks.


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Hemophilia Victims  Loretta Cassidy Elected

Appeal For Blood                   To State Office


  An urgent appeal is being made,
  the first in a year and a half,
  for eight Steubenville hemophilia
  victims, a disease for which
  no cure has been found, for
  volunteers between the ages of
  18 and 60, to donate a pint
  of blood for transfusions.
* Hemophilia victims suffer from
repeated hemorrhages in most
any part of the body because
there is little or no clotting of
the blood. These eight and many
others face a lifetime of hos-
pitalizations, countless transfu-
sions and limited activity de-
pending on the severity of the
disease.
  The blood is needed immediately
to repay 150 pints to the Pitts-
burgh Chapter of the National
Hemophilia Foundation and to
replenish the supply for future
transfusions.
  By giving one pint of your blood
you may be saving the life of
one of our children. There is
very little effort required and
only 15 minutes of your time.
  Any healthy person is accepted
and may call any one of the
numbers listed below:
C.S. Drake            264-3886
Chas. Thomas          264-2430
James Montieth        282-2283
William Leist         264-2647
Robert Jennings       283-3506
Alex White            282-5983
Charles Poe           283-1064
If you are healthy and between
the ages of 18 and 60, call
and save a life. The blood will
be taken at the St. Peter's Church
on November 1 from 11 a.m.
to 6 p.m. by the Pittsburgh mobile
blood unit,


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before retiring Saturday nite.

  Post Office Hon


     Loretta Ann Cassidy
  Loretta Ann Cassidy, Class of
  1967, of the Ohio Valley Hospi-
  tal School of Nursing, Steuben-
  ville, was elected second vice-
  president of the Student Nurses
  *Association of Ohio at the annual-
  Convention held at the Cleve-
  land Sheraton Hotel in Cleve-
  land, Ohio. Miss Cassidy is start-
  ing her third year as a member
  of the District #7 Student Nurses
  Association  of  Ohio   which
  includes Student Nurses of Ohio
  Valley Hospital School of Nurs-
  ing in Steubenville and East
  Liverpool City Hospital School of
  Nursing.
  She is participating on a Dis-
  trict level as second vice-presi-
  dent during 1966-1967 and is
  serving as By-laws Chiarman.
  At the Ohio Valley Hospital, Miss
  Cassidy has served as Corres-
  ponding Secretary  of Student
  Body - Student Council 1965-
  1966, and as Co-chairman on
  various student body committees.
  Miss Cassidy is the daughter
  of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Cas-
  sidy of 165 FranklinStreet, Weir-
  ton, West Virginia. She is a
  1964 graduate of Madonna High
  School.


ors Servicemen


  M special siamp in nonor or our servicemen Will De issued by
the Post Office Department on October 27.
  "We appreciate our Servicemen, 25th Anniversary, U. S.
  Savings Bonds", are the words that will be on the stamp with
a picture of the American Flag and Statue of Liberty.
The stamp will be issued on October 26th, at one post office
in Iowa, and every post office throughout the nation should
have them available for sale on October 27.
  Pictured with the commemorative stamps are: Joseph D. Lino-
rell-Commander AMVETS, Mr. Minot-Commander DAV, Cooper
McCauslan-Postmaster, Steve Williams-Commander American
Legion and William Cozard-Commander VFW.


MAYOR ALBAUGH
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