Book: The Citizen

              and the
TriState Area


VOL. 5, NO. 23                                       THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968 - TWENTY FOUR PAGES                                    $5.00 per year 10 p



"Miss Steelmark 3rd" To Usher In Steelmark Mon


Eight Area Girls To Vie For Title


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   Each year on May 1, the legal profession of the United States
 Sponsors Law Day U.S.A. programs. The theme for the 1968
 observance is "Only a lawful society can build a better society."
 There will be many programs throughout Ohio sponsored by local
 Bar associations.
   The purpose of this observance is to bring public attention to the
 rights and duties of citizenship. Several years ago, the American
 Bar Association drafted some "Canons of American Citizenship" to
 highlight the responsibilities of being an American.


   ;              canons     of   lmtrican       itiztnship


        eveRy ameican citizen shoul 6 Recoqnize the buty tO


*      upholo the laws of the uniteb states, an6 the states anb
       communities.
E befen6 OUR countay fRom invasion anb OuR Gcoveanment
       fRom oveRthRow By fORCe, violence, oR suBveRsion.
* encouRaCe Respect fOR law ano ORObeR anb insist upon solu-
      tions of biffeRences anb Rievances By pRocesses of law anb
      nFveR By ResORt to violence OR otheR unlawful means.
* suppoRt those chaRQeob with the enfoRcement anb abminis-
      tRation Of OUR laws; voluntaRily act as a witness anb serve
      as a JUROR.

*     haRBOR no pReJUbice aqainst anyone Because of Race, R LI-
      Qion OR national ORGifn.
E maintain pRibe in family, heRitage anb chuRch as well as in
      community, state anb nation.

E     keep infoRmeb on issues anb canbibates, anb vote in every
      election.

SRespect the Richts anb opinions of otheRs.
E participate in Relicious, chaRitaBle, civic, ebucational OR
      otheR activities to pRomote the welfaRe of the community.

E acknowleoe that 'ResponsiBilities' aRe as impoRtant as
      'Richts' in the p1eseRvation of Reebom anb justice.


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ELAINE PIERCE
Mingo Junction


VALERIE TALIANI
   Wintersvi lie


SHARON CLINE                    BONNIE MILBY
  Follansbee                    New Cumberland


SHEREE GAMPOLO
    Steubenville


PAMELA RICHMOND
     Wellsburg


Library Committee Gives Library Proress Report


JUDY GALLOWAY
     Weirton


  The Wintersville Library Committee meeting was held in the Municipal Building, Wintersville on
Friays April 19th at 8:00 P.M. with representatives from Wintersville Area organizations in attendance.
Revo Dalley, chairman, presided over the meeting. A review of what has been accomplished was reported
Ralph Freshwater, committee member. Each representative gave a report on the pledge from their
organization to the library fund. Organizations will be notified of the next meeting. The Committee consists
of:(l to r). Ralph Freshwater, Rev. Fr. Charles Sargus, Mrs. Tom Keller, Miss Barbara Hukill and Rev.
Charles Dailey.


  Eight area communities have
nominated queen candidates to
compete for the title of "Miss
Steelmark Il."
  One of the eight lovelies will
b ecome queen of the annual Steel-
mark Month observance held
each year in May in the Upper
Ohio Valley to salute the steel
industry. Each of the candidates


     JO LYNN LOWERY
          Toronto
            Laman Studio Photo
is a daughter or relative of a
steel worker.
  Selection of "Miss Steelmark
IIP* will take place at the Steel-
mark Month kick-off banquet of
the Follansbee Chamber of Com-
merce on Monday night, April
29, at 6:30 p.m. at St. Francis
Centre on Hooverson HeigtL.
          STEELMARK MONTH
            (Cont'd on page 8)


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