The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 9

Miss Cindy Wolfe Installed I Eyed By Girls Cindy Wolfe was installed as- i i i worthy adviser of Midland Lowe has Assembly 83, Int4rnationali Oi-der of Rainbow for Girls, ouUming Ihe advantages during ceremonies at Midland First Presbyterian Church. She is the daughter of Mrs. Grace Wolfe of 8th St. and a senior at Lincoln High School. She chose as heF theme.

Her colors are lilac and' pink. A sister, Mi-s. Ella Mae Udon, presented her with' flowers and another sister. Mrs. Shirley Radeschi, presented her with the gavel, Ml'S.

Alice Stillwagon was 6oloi.st. The Rev. George! Bohlender. pastor, gave the' benediction. Miss Jeanne Borato was installed as worthy mother adviser.

Other are Linda Cozma, worthy associate adviser: Sara Jo Dusenberry, charity; Eleanor Zlatovich, hope: Jackie Timblin. faith; Delegates For Meetings Chosen By DAR Chapter i Delegates were elected to communications and the DAR state and national meetings president message, when Bethia Southwick Mrs. Frank Harding gave the Chapter, Daughters the American Revolution, met ati the home of Mrs, Rose Duncani of Dairy East Liverpool, and Mrs. Edwm Wilson, for a 2 o'clock luncheon. treasurer, submitted her report.

Mrs. Leroy regent, and Mrs. D. C. Moore! Mrs.

Wilson reviewed an ar chure outlining the the city of Wellsville has to offer industry. He received permission to go ahead with the "uggestion he offered during Wednesday special meeting of the Board of Education. win uc uic atm be written to advise residents of alternate, respectively, to East and the to state rally at the Neil House! the League of Nations. CINDY WOLFE Tessler, Paulette Croyle, Pam Michele Cornwell, recorder; I Scott, P. J.

Ryland, Susan Beth Dawson, treasurer; Diane Snyder. Karen Snyder and Johnson, chaplain; Molly Beck, Sandy Porter, drill leader: Carolyn Yee, love. -----------------------Laura Humbert, religion; Screeiied Tammy Clouse, nature; Cindy Vukas. immortality: Al dill) Meetlllil Postich. fidelity: Patti Cozma.

patrioUsni; Laura Zetz, Hawaii. Bermuda vice; Carla Utescher, the Far East were screened i i a 1 observer; Sandy by H. Jud Eiiglish during the a special meeting to promote the project. He said members of the Ministerial Association, City Council, John Bryer and Stu Wilson of the Planning Commission, representatives from various organizations, lay people and interested parents are among tliose who be invited. Permission was granted for use of the band room by the Super Choir, comprised of 70 young people from Wellsville and the area.

The group will meet on Tuesday nights from 6:30 to 8:30. The request was presented by Tom Miller of East Liverpool. The choir formerly met at the First Christian Church. Dawson, outer observer; Becky Katich. musician, and Sandy Rosenberg, choir director.

Substitute officers are Oddette Francis and Gina Bahm. Installing officers were Francie Fisher, grand lecturer of District 7, and Becky Katich. past junior worthy adviser, presiding officers: Odette Francis, marshal; Vivian Jacobs, musician: Lynn Needs, ch a 1 a i Beverly Flick, meeting of the Kiwanis Club at the Travelers Hotel Thursday noon. President Harry George read a letter from the Chamber of to assist with finding suitable housing for those whose homes will be taken by the extension of the Freeway. Key Club memters reported making plans for the and the Ohioville Area News MRS.

SAM McKINNEY 643-4914 OHIOVILLE The Fairview, Grange will host the Beaver i Tue.sdays of each month. County youth meeting F'eb. 13 at 7:30, Paul Dawson, master, announced Monday night. Dawson said meeting will i)e in Columbus in March and to Clair editorial All the the Continental Congress at Americans was discussed. Constitution Hall in Washington, The program for the Feb, 9 D.

in April. meeting at the Moore home on Mrs. Moore led devotions and Aten Ave. will feature lineage offered table grace. research, with Mrs.

Marshall Mrs. Donald Wolfe, flag Francis, regent from the chairman, led the pledge of Steubenville chapter, the allegiance and. as correspon- speaker. History ding secretary, read the: will be observed. Industry x4rea Events Mrs.

Sam McKinney 64.3-4914 and Local Group Takes Part In Church Rally Six members of St. Episcopal Church, accompanied by the Rev. John J. Shaw, rector, and his wife, attended a pre convention valley regional caucus Wednesday night at St. Episcopal Church in Youngstown.

The Diocese of Ohio has scheduled such pre convention meetings in various areas of Ohio. were Mr. and Mrs. John S. Broum.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Vodrey Jr. and Mr, and Mrs.

Charles E. Glover. It was announced during the session that Bishop W. Malone of the Cathohe Diocese and Bishop: John H. Burt of the Episcopal I Church will change pulpits Sunday, when he Week of The Evening Review East Liverpool, Ohio Friday, January 25, 1974 been changed to the Fairview Grange with meetings to be held on the first and third The speaker for the meeting Feb.

5 at 10 a.m. will be Mrs. Mary Newell, home an activity economist for Beaver County, held at the She will demonstrate string art Center Township Grange on and hobby dolls. Jan. 26 at 8 p.m.

Games cards will be played. The largest mass media Miss Vicki Hodak won a publishing house in the world year's free dues. is the Intenmtional Publishing jjg Corp. of London, England, with A will be i 4 held at the New Salem United employes, Church tonight at turnover in a recent year 7:30. Mrs.

Helen Chaffin and of 'f360 million. Mrs. Doris Gailey are chairmen. Prizes will are be awarded recorder, and Susan Moore, Mardi Gras, prompter. i (jipjy, Waight announced the Members of the choir were Riverfront Park Committee of a i Anderson, Gayle the club will meet with a Utescher, Kathleen Frasier, representative of the Ohio High- Karen Timblin, Jane way district of- Kathy Dawscm, Rose Flair, fice Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

in Flair, Maryanne the office. St. Valentine's 14th for gifts you'll give with pride let Roberts Jewelers be your guide ROBERTS KEEPSAKE DIAMOND CENTER St. Clair IMaza, Calcutta Every Evening Ex-City Resident Gets ISe'iv Post In Sharon Schools Donald A. Bennett of Sharon, a former resident of East Liverpool, has been appointed director of Pupil Personnel Services in the Sharon City School District.

He is a graduate of Liverpool High School Westminster College Wilmington. His mother, Mrs. Sarah J. Whitney, resides at the Fawcett Apartments. He has two brothe.o, Dean Bennett of East Liverpool and John Bennett of Wellsville.

Bennett and his wife, Gladys, have a daughter. Dawn. East and New 15 From 2 Oiiirelies Attend Area Iiistilule Fifteen young people of the Orchard Grove and F'irst United Methodist rc are attending a mid winter institute of the Steubenville Disf-ict of Methodist Youth Fellowship at the Salem Church today and Saturday. They include Theresa Clark. Susan Gregg, re Hopper, Janice Hyatt, Jill Hyatt, Mary Beth Hyatt, Tracy Hyatt, Dianne Kinsey, Lu Ann Kinsey Jean Koenig.

Beth Schneider, I Bill Strobel, Bentley White, Randy White and Dirk Wilson. INDUSTRY Mrs. Rose Orlando was named chairman of the nominating committee and Mrs, Gladys Shepler chairman of the banquet committee when the Western Beaver Music Boosters met in the music room. The nominating committee also will include Mrs. Paul Evans, Mrs.

Joe Dusenberry and Mrs. Ted Tippett. slate of officers will be presented for election at the March meeting. Mrs. committee includes Mrs.

Lillian Lozzi, Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. Barbara Keagy, Mrs. Regina Postich and Mrs. Albert Troiano.

The banquet will be April 26 at the Brighton Township Fire Hall. A smorgasbord dinner with chicken, ham, rigatoni, cheese plate, salad buffet and dessert will be featured. Mrs. Eleanor Hardman uas named to assist Mrs. Mary Jane Braheny, sponsor of the Highlighter, to organize a donkey ball game March 1 at the high school gymnasium.

The boosters co-sponsor the event with the school paper staff. Mrs, Hardman reported 425 calendars were sold. Some was made on the project. Mrs. Pearl Lucas reported $200 was made on the Christmas card sale.

David Dierdorf, band director, said some 36 cases of candy are still to be sold. Some $4.50 has been made on the candy sale by band students. Dierdorf said a thank you letter was received from South Fayette band members for refreshments served them during football season, Dierdorf said the Midwestern District Band Festival will be held at the Red Banks School District near New Bethlehem, Feb. 14, 15 and 16. Attending from Beaver High School be Linda 1 i i clarinet: Dave Kovalesky, alto saxophone, and Evan Preston.

French horn. Debbie Unity Patty Queer Yanosich. Dick Nohe was master of ceremonies, assisted by Don Prentice and Vince Monaco. They are the head coaches of the three teams. Speakers were Charles Henderson, superintendant of the Midland schools; Albert Troiano.

superintendant of Western Beaver Schools and Richard Neidbala, head coach at Western Beaver. Representing the two schools who participate in the Colt football teams were John Shovlin III of the Midland School Board and Tom Hanner of the Western Beaver School Board. Remarks were made by the Western Beaver senior football players who played in the Pop Warner league. They were Ralph Castelli, Pete Fedorko. Bill McCreery, Rick Nohe, Jim Ordich, Tom Polce and Ben Tiberio.

Some 230 attended. Mrs. Michael Yurick was chairman. Members of the banquet committee were Mrs. Jeanette Kazman, Mrs, Marcie Bonfiglio, Mrs.

Richard Bloor, Mrs. Sandy Cvetovich, Mrs. Ellen Conway and Mrs. Vince Monaco. The hall was decorated in blue and gold and a large felt banner with Colt Pop banner was made by Mrs.

Marcie Bonfiglio. Players and cheerleaders received tumblers. Mrs. Andrew Galioto. president, reminded members tickets are available for the dinner dance to be held at the St.

Anthony Club on Feb. 16. Mrs. Allan Drear is in charge of the tickets. Prayer for Christian comes to a close.

Bishop Burt will preach during the noon Mass at St. Catholic Cathedral in Youngstown and Bishop Malone will preach during the 11 a.m. worship at St. Episcopal Church in YoungstowTi. The ecumenical is the first for Ohio and one; the first such interchanges' in America.

Other features of the caucus were group discussions on five topics, including and and Environmental Dinner was served to representatives from 12 regional churches by the women of the host church. IK The meeting place of the Ohioville Homemakers Club has FOR THE lATEST IN HIGII-FASHION HAIR STYLING COME TO Jl DYS GOP Names Woman To Coiiiieil Vaeaiiey CINCINNATI. Ohio Helen C. Hinckley, defeated in Cincinnati City Council race, has been selected by the Hamilton County Republican party to fill a council vacancy. She was picked to replace Willis D.

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