Book: Wintersville Citizen

              WINTERSYILLE CITIZEN


THURSDAY. JUNE 23, 1966 - TWELVE PAGES


VOL. 4. NO. 31


$5.00 per year IU per copy


Ohio Bell To Have New

Commercial Manager


      Charles Veverka
 Charles J. Veverka, commer-
 cial supervisor with Ohio Bell
 in Columbus, will assume the
 duties of district commercial
 manager in Steubenville on July
 1.
 The appointment of Veverka, a
 veteran of 14 years with the
utility, was announced by Harold
E. Dels, division commercial
mager, Columbus.
Veverka succeeds Douglas A.
Lynd, who died April 15 after
more than 12 years as district
commercial manager here. The
Steubenville district includes
Woodsfleld,  Uhrichsvllle and
Martins Ferry.
Veverka was born in Cleveland
and was graduated from Ohio
Wesleyan University. He joined
Ohio Bell in 1952 as a sales
representative in the commer-
cial department in Dayton.
He served as commercial man-
ager at Toledo and Sandusky
before moving on to Columbus
in 1963.
Veverka is married and the
father of a daughter, Carol, who
plans to enroll in Dennison Uni-
versity this fall. The family plans
to move to Steubenville in the
near future.

Bill Worthington To Leave
  ill Worthington is ready to
  leave on Saturday from the Pitts-
  burgh Airport for Norway. He
  is to represent Ohio's Hi-Y Clubs
  with 13 other boys and will take
  part in the World's Conference
  of HI-Y Clubs.
  Bill will be one of 800 to 1,000
  youths representing all Coun-
  tries of the World.
  The United States delegations
  will be limited to 224 boys be-
  tween the ages of 15 through
  19, accompanied by 26 adult lead-
  ers. Following the Conference,
  the United States delegates will
  be divided into groups and will
  tour Northern  and   Central
  Europe. Plans. for the United
States delegates include a 5-day
visit in a private home during
the European tour before their
return trip home on July 30, 1966.
  The   following  dlubs  and
interested persons have donated
to the fund to make it possible -
for Bill to go: Jefferson County
Trade and Labor, Steubenvllle
Hi-Y, YMCA Boardf Direc-
tors, Wintersvllle Women's Lea-
gue, Wintersville Hi-Y, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Montgomery, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Colln, Y's Men's
Club Wintersville Y Teens, Win-
tersvllle G.A.A., Wintersvllle
Women's Club, Wintersville Gar-
den Club, Wintersvlle Jr. Wo-


men's Club, Wintersville Grange


     Council
  Acti vities

  By WILMA THOMPSON
  Mayor Thomas Albaugh pre-
sided at the regular Council ses-
sion. All CouncIlmembers were
present.
The mayor read the resignation
of Street Commissioner Cecil
Sanders. He resigned for per-
sonal reasons. The resignation
was accepted with regret and
thanks for his services. A tem-
porary appointment was made,
transferring Willard Hutton from
the Sewer Department to the
Street Department until a per-
manent appointment can be made.
  Paul Pashke and Wesley Harris
were appointed to represent Win-
tersville on the County Planning
Commission.
A report from the street com-
mittee informed Council that
work has begun on Fernwood Road
and -it will be ready for resur-
facing this week. It was also
decided that a number of the
streets in the village will be oiled
this week.
  A representative of the Motorola
Company was present to display
two way radios for use in village
vehicles. Plans for additional
radio equipment will be consider-
ed in the future.
  The next regular Council meet-
  Ing will be on Tuesday, July 5
  at 7:30 p.m.



  The Wintersville Area Republi-
  can Club will meet Tuesday, June
  28, 1966 at 8:00 P.M. in the Win-
  tersville Grange Hall.
  President Paul R. Happ *ill
  discuss future plans of the club
  and urges all members toattend.
  Prospective members are in-
  vited to attend this meeting.

  East Springfield Festival
  A Festival and Fair sponsored
  by the East Springfield Com-
  munity Center and Firemen will
  be held on Saturday, June 25
  from 12:00 noon until ??????
  All area residents are invited
  to attend the Fair for some
  fine food, lots of fun and frolic.

  For Norway On Saturday
  #1636, Starkdale Women's Asso.,
  Steubenville Hi-Y District, and
  the Wintersville Boosters.
  The fund is not as yet complete
  and anyone interested can send
  donations to the Steubenville


Y.M.C.A., making sure to desig-
nate it as Bill Worthington Fund.


  Drag Racing Prohibited
  Drag racing on public highways
in the State of Ohio is prohibited.
Drag racing is defined as the
operation of two or more vehicles
from a point side by side at ac-
celerating speeds in a competi-
tive attempt to out-distance each
other. Drag racing is also defined
as the operation of one or more
vehicles over a common selected
course, from the same point to
the same point, wherein timing
Is made of the participating ve-
hicles involving competitive ac-
celerations or speeds.
Persons rendering assistance in
any manner are considered parti-
cipants at drag races and subject
to the same penalties as the actual
drivers of the cars.
The law specifically provides
that participants of drag races on
the public highways of Ohio shall
be fined not more than $500.00 or
imprisoned not more than six
months, or both.


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Cowan Lake, Pymatuning, Burr
Oak Lake, Lake Logan, Acton
Lake and Guilford Lake has
been raised to 10 horsepower. On
Strouds Run, Forked Run, Kno
and Veto Lakes, motors not in
excess of four horsepower may


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                                water ski zones as now laid out
                                were approved.


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