Book: The Citizen

              VOL. 5, NO. 19                                         THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1968 - SIXTEEN PAGES                                  $5.00 per year 10 pc
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Thomas Albaugh Paid Tribute


  0 to r) Councilman John Gilday of Steubenville, Wintersville Mayor Anthony Petrozzi and Councilman
Arthur Bowers of Steubenville are shown reading a Resolution, passed by Council of Steubenville, extend-
lug sympathy to the Family of the late Mayor of Wintersville, Thomas L. Albaugh. The Resolution,
presented to Mayor Petrozzi at a recent Council meeting, commends the services he rendered to the
Vi laoan        n recognizes, with respect, his dealings with the problems of mutual interest with the City of

  An emosed copy of the Resolution was also presented to Mrs. Thomas L, Albaugh, widow of Thomas
L. Albaugh.
   The Resolution was passed in Steubenville December 19, 1967 and signed by Andrew J. Longo, Clerk
 of Council, Peter McCafferty, President of Council and Andrew W. Miller, Mayor of Steubenville.


  Robert Frontz Wins Area 12

Toastmasters Speech Contest


  (L to R) Charles Kramer, Lieutenant Governor of the Southern Division, made tne presentation of
Trophies to the winners of the Speech contest for Area 12, District 13, sponsored by the Toastmasters
International. The contest was held at the auditorium of the Steubenville YMCA Saturday night. Winners
of the contest were Robert Frontz, of the East Liverpool Club-lst place; Phil Cottone, of Steubenville-
Runner-up and alternate. Other contestants were James Seibert of Wheeling and Milan Vidich of Weirton.
John S. Dorich, Governor for Area 12 of Toastmasters was the contest chairman.


   Robert Frontz, the entrant of
 the Toastmasters Club of East
 Liverpool, was the winner of the
 speech contest for Area 12, Dis-
trict 13 Toastmasters Inter-
national held in the auditorium
of the Steubenville YMCA Sat-
urday night at a dinner-meeting.
His topic was "My View of an
American". Mr. Frontz will
represent Area 12 in adivisional
contest to be held in April.
   Runner-up and alternate will
be Philllp Cottone of the Steu-
benville Toastmasters Club. He
placed second in the contest. The
other contestants at the Area


level were   Milan  Vidich of
Weirton and James Seibert of
the Wheeling Toastmasters Club.
  Judges for the contest were:
Denzil Kerns and Price Henry
from Wheeling; George Miller
and Joseph Hill from Weirton;
James F. Cunningham and Fran-
cis J. House of East Liverpool;
John T. Rodgers and Robert G.
Hilz from the Steubenville Club.
Ray E. Munsee from Steubenville
Club was Chief Judge.
  George Rebres, president of
the Steubenville Toastmasters
organization, presided over the
dinner.  Monsignor James C.
Marshall gave the invocation and


the benediction.
   Charles Kramer, Lieutenant
 Governor of the Southern Divi-
 sion awarded the trophies. John
 S. Dorich, Governor for Area 12
 of Toastmasters, was contest
 chairman. Both of these officers
 are members of the Steubenville
 Toastmasters Club.
WOODVUE PARK ANNOUNCES
ADVANCE TICKET SALE
   Woodvue Park Advance Swim-
 ming tickets are nowy on sale at
 Ann's  Do-Nut Shop   or  call
 264-2710.
   Buy now and save $5, before
May 30th.


                     CpI. Carl Bernhart
  Services for Cpl. Carl Hans   Union High School in 1966. He
Bernhart, 20, killed in Vietnam was employed as a Lifeguard at
last week were held Thursday    Jefferson State Park prior to his
at 2:00 p.m. in the Dunlope     entry into the Army on October
Funeral  Home,   Wintersville,  7, 1966. His favorite charity was
with the Rev. Mr. Robert L.     the Jefferson State Park Memor-
Raynes officiating. Cpl. Bern-  ial Fund. Contributions may be
hart, son of Stephen and Jeanne made to the Carl Bernhart Jeff-
Pauls Bernhart of N. Green St., erson State Park Memorial Fund,
Richmond, was killed Saturday,  Box 1415, Steubenville, Ohio.
March 16, during military action  In addition to his parents, ht
in the area of Kontum, Vietnam. leaves six brothers, Stephen G.
He was serving with the 173rd   Bernhart HI, a student at Ohio
Paratroop Brigade of the U.S.   University, Sgt. Arie R. Bern-
Army and had been in Vietnam    hart, serving in the U.S. Air
for five and ahalf months. Burial  Force at Taiwan, Jefferson W.
was in Steubenville Union Ceme- Bernhart, John F.. Michael L.
tery.                           and Marc P. Bernhart, all at
  Cpl. Bernhart was born in     home; two sisters,   Priscilla
Yonkers, N. Y., November 2,     and Charlotte Bernhart, both at
1947. He was a member of the    home; his maternal grandpar-
Richmond Methodist Church and   ents, Mr. and M'S. Albert Pauls
was graduated from Jefferson    of Wintersville.

   Dollars For Scholars         KITE FLYING CONTEST
      Campaign Set              SET FOR SATURDAY
   The   Citizens' Scholarship    The Kite Flying Contest for the
 Foundation      (Dollars for   boys and girls in the Winters-
 Scholars) Campaign will be held ville area that was previously
 in the Steubenville area during scheduled for Saturday, March
 the month of April, according  23, had to be canceled, due to
 to John  T. Maltese, finance   very bad weather conditions.
 chairman.                        The contest will be held this
 Students   from  every  high   Saturday, March 30, 1968, at
 school in the  area are eli-   2:00 P.M. at the Bantam Ridge
 gible to apply for aid from the Field, and we certainly hope we
 Citizens Scholarship Foundation,  have good weather and a dry
   During  the campaign, fund   field.
 drives will be held throughout
 participating cities. In addition,  Numerous prizes will be
 the Dollars for Scholars will  awarded, so if you have made a
 conduct city wide canvassing and  kite  and  registered  for the
 a "tag day" on April 13 in the contest, we will expect to see
 Steubenville area.             you Saturday, March 30.


   ....................                          ...
   Carl Hans Bernhart

S Killed In Vietnam                            *


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