Book: Wintersville Citizen

              VOL. 4, NO. 42


INTERSYIILLE CITIZEN


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1966


- TWELVE PAGES


$5.00 per year 100 per copy


Pekhrun Reports On Boy's State


Wintersville Village Council Has Light Agenda


John Ford, president of Coun-
cil, presided at the regular meet-
ing on Tuesday evening.
Solicitor Richard Powell read
ordinances which will be acted
upon at a future meeting as fol-
lows:
An amendment to Ordinance 41,
which regulates burning and is-
suance of burning permits;
Anordinance creating the posi-
tion of sergeant in the police
department.
An ordinance establishing asal-
ary schedule for employees of a
$10.00 per month raise after
three years of service and a
$15.00 raise after five years of
service.
It was announced that statements
of sewer assessments had been
mailed. Payments will be re-


ceived at the office of the Village
Clerk, Delbert Vance, 758 Main
Street, Wintersville.
John Lenhart, Chairman of the
Board of Public Affairs present-
ed several problems regarding
sewer construction.
Mr. Ford presented the monthly
report of the Police Department
which was submitted by Chief
Victor Calabrese.
Council ordered that the or-
dinance requiring the clearing
of lots, grown over with weeds
be enforced. Fire Chief Willard
Ekey warned that these lots be-
come a serious fire hazard dur-
ing the fall season.
The next regular Council meet-
ing will be on Tuesday, Septem-
ber 20. 1966 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Municipal Building.


  "Meet The Squad"

Night Held By Boosters


Trey Pekhrun, (third from left) one of the two boys chosen from Wintersville High School to
attend Ohio Boy's State made a report, of the activities at Boy's State, to the Wintersville
Chamber of Commerce, one of the sponsors of he and Doug Gosney (not pictured). Those pic-
tured are: (left to right) Jim Fisher, Geno Morelli, Trey, Don Hendricks and Wintersville Post
r7 Cnmmander George Hall.

  Wintersville Police Have Busy "Holiday"
  Wintersville Police were called whom  suffered abrasions and   Lucy McGrew-Cunningham Lane
upon this past week to investi-  contusions of the face and fore- Failure to connect into the Sewer
gate a total of thirty-two com-  head. All five were passengers  System-$10.00 and costs.
plaints received from the, citi- in the station wagon, none of the  Robert Smith-RD #3 Steubenville
zens of Wintersville.            bus passengers received injury  Passing on a yellow line-$10.00
  Police were called to Bantam   in the accident. Edward J. Can-                      and costs
Ridge School at 3:45 p.m., Sep-  niff, driver of the bus, was cited  Don H. Klein - 501 Canton Rd.
tember 1st where they were met   by Wintersville Police for Speed Wintersville-Driving off the right
by Mrs. John Rayburn who re-     Excessive for road and weather  side of the road-$25.00 and costs
quested emergency transporta-    conditions.                     Anthony Teramana-3220 Sunset
tion for her daughter who had     Police were called on Tuesday  Blvd., Steubenville -Excessive
fallen while at school. The child to investigate an accident onRte.  Speed-$25.00 and costs.
had suffered abrasions and con-  43 involving two cars. A car                ******
tusions of the face and forehead driven by John S. Tepovich of  N  -O        T- I-C       E
and was bleeding about the face. R.D. #4, Steubenville backed out  Hr .   H       c    S    -
The Police took her to the Ohio  of the parking lot of the Old    Harry B. Hendricks, Superin-
Valley Hospital Emergency Room   Farm Inn and into the path of   tendent of Public Utilities has
for treatment,                   a car driven by Joseph C. Glaub, announced that workmen are
  A series of traffic accidents  of 118 Woodland Park, Winters-  painting the water tower. Water
were investigated this week dur- ville causing minor damage to   users may find lower than nor-
ing the Labor Day week-end. Po-  the right rear fender and bump- mal pressure and some cloudy
lice were called to the D & M    er of the Tepovich automobile,  water for a few days.
Grocery Store parking lot on     There was no damage to the       Your patience will beappreciat-
Rte. 43 on Friday where cars Glaub vehicle. Mr. Tepovich was tured as ormal conditions will re-e.
driven by Forrest Lindamood of   cited by police on a charge of  turn as soon as ossible.
126  Vireo  Drive and Robert     improper backing.               p,      Cnl DRL          n
Becker of Highland Park, Bloom-   While patrolling on Rte. 43 at blUross W     reek ecreation
ingdale were involved in an in-  1:45 a.m. Wednesday. September To Sponsor       on Tirlin
cident. The vehicle being driven 7, Police found a car that had   o S n      r2tn      wiling
by Mr. Lindamood was backing     gone off the road and into a     Cross Creek Recreation will
when it struck the Becker auto   tree at the Locust Street inter- start its fall program with Baton
causing minor damage to both     section, but the driver could not  Twirling at the new larger Shel-
vehicles,                        be located. Upon investigation  ter House in thebackofBuchanan
Also on Friday, Patrolmenwere  it was learned that the car be-   Junior High beginning Saturday,
stopped by the driver of a Steu- longed to Mr. Raymond Springer  September 10 and ending  Nov-
benville Bus Company Bus and     of the All-State Van & Storage  ember 5, 1966. Seventh grade
informed that his bus had been   Company, and had been driven by and up will have instructions
struck by a hit-skip driver tow- a Joseph Talbert of East Liver- from  10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.
ing a camping trailer. Police    pool. Police are on the look-    Anyone under Seventh Grade
are investigating,               out for Mr. Talbert. Damage to  level will have instructions from
At 5:42 p.m. on Sunday. Sep-     the vehicle was described as    10:55 a.m. to 11:40 a.m.
tember 4, five persons were in-  moderate.                        There will also be advanced
jured in an accident involving               ......              twirling for those qualified and
a bus and a station wagon at      The following convictions were if there are at least 20 partici-
Swinfords curve on Route 43.     posted in the court of Winters- pants at 11:45 a.m. to 12: 30 a.m.
A Greyhound Bus driven by Ed-    ville Mayor Thomas L. Albaugh:               *.
ward J. Caniff of 445 Lee Road,  Richard Panizza-Bridgeville, Pa Pmn        rn      T   M    t
              Follnsbe, W Va.,11_                               Pomona Grange To Meet
Follansbee, W. Va., travelling   Hazardous   Operation- $20.00
south on Highway 43 slid out of                  Bond Forfeited   The Jefterson County Pom'na
control on the wet pavement and  James M, Freeland-Clinton, Pa.  Grane will menet Saturday. Sep-
into the path of a northbound    Excessive  Speed - S15.00Bond   tembeir 10 at 8:00 p.m. in the
station wagon driven by Robert                        Forfeited  Amsterdam  Grange hall. Louis
W. Obermann of Green Street,     Katherine Ostojich-Adena. Ohio Leonhart. the master, will pro-
Richmond, 0., causing extensive  Excessive Speed-$15.00, Costs   side.
damage to the Obermann vehicle. Ernest E. Ulie-Painsville, 0.     Judging of the baking and sew-
Injured in the accident were Ro- Excessive Speed - $20.00 Bond   ing contest will be held at 7:30;
bert Obermann, the driver, Mul-                       Forfeited  also eliminations for the Prince
tiple abrasions and possible in- Larry E. Mader-Bergholz, O.  and Princess contest and elec-
ternal Injuries, Barbara A. Ober- Excessive Speed-$10.00. Costs tion of officers will be held.
mam, his wife abrasions and con- Harold R. Fankhouser-.Amster-  A short program will be pre-
tu$ions of the thigh and elbow,  dam, 0.-Excessive Speed $16.50 sented by the lecturer. Miss
and thlr three children, all of                  Bond Forfeited Mary Catherine Mull.


The Wintersville Football Players, Coachesand Booster mem-
bers held a "Meet the Team" weiner roast at Memorial Park
on Wednesday   evening. Pictured (left to right) are  the  ciief
"Cooks" and helpers, Councilman John Ford-stirring the
weiners, Bob Montgomery-watching the pot boil, while "Pop"
Gambil prepares the charcoal grills to finish the "Dogd".


  D: e tuzntn President of the Wintersville Boosters Club,
welcomed  the 1966 players and coaches to a pre-season get-
together. President Hutton told the boys that they had the full
support of the Booster's Club win or lose and it was most im-
portant that they conduct themselves as gentlemen and good
sports.                                    James George Studio


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