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Council Has Busy Agenda


  Mayor Thomas Alb
  sided at the regular r
Sthe Village Council o
evening when all mei
Village Officials wer
  Mayor   Albaugh  pi
  letter from Stanley. i
  ering his resignations
  of Police to accept ei
  with the Titanium Me
  Toronto. The resign
  accepted with regret
  fective February 1st.
  Calabrese was appoint
  ing Chief of Police
  time as final action ca
  Mr. Jack Fraser o
  Power Company was p
  presented the contz
  company for renewal
  tract for lighting
  Streets. Solicitor Rich
  read the necessary or
  renewal. The presen
  expires on April 1,
  the renewal will be el
  a period of 10 years.
  Mr. Preston Wood
  contractor and   M
  McJunkin engineer w<
  to report on progresc
  with  regard    to
  sewer system. An ar
  solution was passed
  minor changes in lant
  for plant sites A an
  quested by the owner
  solution will make p


By WILMA THOMPSON
)augh pre-   acquiring of needed land and the
meeting of   beginning of work at these sites.
n Tuesday    Mr.   Woodall emphasized the
mbers and    necessity of securing the final
e present,   easements immediately so that
resented a   work will not be stopped. Work
(ilos tend-  is progressing in areas "C"
Sas Chief    and "E"; plant site "B" located
mployment    north of Ekey Third Subdivision
tals Co. at  will be under way this week.
ation was     Mr. John Lenhart, a member of
to be ef-    the Board of Public Affairs an-
Pti. Victor  nounced that a.meeting would be
ted as Act-  held on Friday evening with the
until such   fiscal agent from  the finance
n be taken,  company handling the water de-
f the Ohio   partment     bonds. He invited
)resent and  Council members to attend this
ract of his  review  of the department fin-
of the con-  ances. The meeting will be held
Df Village   in the municipal building on Jan.
lardPowell   22 at 7:30 PM. Council passed
dinance for  an Ordinance requested by the
it contract  Board of Public Affairs to per-
1965 when    mit them to increase the salary
ffective for of the Office secretary to com-
             pensate for additional work re-
             quired.
all, sewer    Mr. Anthony Petrozzi was pre-
r. Charles   sent to speak to Council regard-
ere present  ing  a TV   cable franchise in
s and needs  Wintersville.  Solicitor Powell
the village  was authorized to meet with Mr.
nended re-   Petrozzi to formulate a definite
, including  proposal for consideration  by
5 necessary  council at a future date.
d D as re-    The next regular Council meet-
s. This re-  ing will be on February 2, 1965
ossible the  at 1:30 P.M. You are invited.


Stan Kilos, Wintersville Chief
of Police, seated on the left, turn-
ed in his resignation effective
February 1, 1965. His letter of
resignation was read and ac-
cepted at Tuesday night's Council
meeting.
Chief Kilos was appointed Police
Chief for the Village of Winters-
ville after the death of Mr. Finn
Ryan. Mr. Kilos servedhis office
well and with his background


.as a State Patrolman, he trained
Patrolman Calabrese and Patrol-
man Trimmer to become an ef-
ficient police department. Under
his guidance, the department
formed a Police Auxiliary, which
is active at all sport events held
in the village and are on call
for all enmergenicies which may
arise.
Victor Calabrese, seated on the
left, was.. appotnted by Mayor


Albaugh to serve as Acting Chief
of Police. Calabrese officially
started his appointment as Chief
of Police January 18, 1965. Chief
Calabrese stated that he will
carry out his duties to the best
of his ability and that he and
Patrolman Trimmer will con-
tinue to serve the Village along
with the Police Auxiliary, who
will help fill in the vacant patrol-
man position for the timfbting.


The Wintersville sewer project
is under way in area "C", north-
east of route 43 in the Crawford
Ave. section. The roadway to that
disposal plant is in and the sewer
line from the plant site to the
street has been completed. The
citizens in that area are re-
sponsible for being first as there
were no    refusals  to signing
easements and work could pro-
gress.
Early in 1964 the work of getting
easements   began. We needed
more than 700 easements. There
are still approximately 100 to be
contacted. The cooperation of
citizens who have come to the
office to see plans and sign


easements is appreciated. Other-
wise personal contacts take much
time and especially when several
calls, must be made to find re-
sidents at home.
Final easement check-up is now
under way. YOU can help by
finding out if you have an un-
signed easement, then signing it.
If you are one of the few who
said "NO", you may changeyour
decision. On Friday the first
action will be taken to legally
cross properties where ease-
ments have not been signed. Of-
ficials cannot permit less than
10% of the property owners to
stop a project desired by more
than 90% of property owners.


     Sanford Lawrence

     Elected President

     of Cross Creek

   Local School Board
 The Cross Creek Local School
Board held their annual special
Reorganizational meeting.
Sanford Lawrence was elected
president; Mrs. Frank Cunning"
ham vice president. Margaret
Staib will continue as Clerk of
the school board.
The meetings will continue to
be held in the office of Superin-
tendent O.W. Buchananat 8:00pm
on the third Wednesday of each
month.


"DANCE WITH JOY"


George Joy of Canton, Ohio will be the first Guest Caller of
the 1965 season for the Dip 'N' Dive Western Square Dance
Club. The Club will "Dance With Joy" at the Wintersville
Fire Hall on Friday evening, January 22 from 9 until 11:30
O'clock.


The Dip 'N' Dive Western Square
Dance Club will have George Joy,
of Canton, Ohio, as guest caller
for a special dance to be held
Friday, January 22nd from 8
until 11:30 o'clock in the Com-
munity Room of the Wintersville
Fire Hall. All Western Square
Dancers are welcome to attend
this dance.
Jim Long was caller for the
Dip 'N' Dive Dance held at the
Fire Hall on January 9th. At


this dance, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
George, 1965 Dip 'N' Dive co-
presidents announced the follow-
ing committee chairmen for 1965:
Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchison-
Social; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jen-
kins-Program; Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Von Der Heydt-Badgesand
Membership; Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old McClain-Publicity; Mrs. Wil-
liam Lauttamus-Telephone; Mr.
Teamy Starr, Callendar Repor-
ter; and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Peters, 1966 Program Chairmen.


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