Book: The Citizen

              VOL. 5, NO. 20                                        THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 - TWENTY PAGES                                       $5.00 per year 10 p<


$27,200.00 Goal For Cancer Crusade


Mayor Petrozzi Announces

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  Dr. Samuel P. Harbison, Associate Dean of the School of Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh, was
guest speaker at the 1968 Cancer Crusade Kick-off Dinner held Tuesday night, April 2, at St. Peter's
Church at 6:30 p.m. The goal for 1968 is $27,200.00. (1 to r) Dr. Harbison is shown with officials of the
campaign, George H. Wilson, Jr.-President of the Jefferson County Cancer Society, Dr. Nick Terezis-
Chairman of the 1968 Cancer Crusade and Dominick Olivito-Co-Chairman.


  Dr. Samuel P. Harbison, As-
sociate Dean of the School of
Medicine at the University of
Pittsburgh, was guest speaker
at the  1968 Cancer Crusade
Kick-off dinner. The dinner was
held Tuesday night, April 2,1968
at St. Peter's Church at 6:30
P.M.
  Dr. Harbison is a graduate of
Cornell University. He served
as Chairman, Department of
Surgery, at the University of
Pittsburgh from 1952-1963. He
has been Associate Dean at the
School of Medicine since 1963
and is Secretary to the American
College of Surgeons. Dr. Harbi-
son has also served as Presi-
dent of the Allegheny County
Unit   and  the   Pennsylvania
Division of the American Cancer
Society in the past.
  The workers for the Cancer
Crusade from the Wintersville
area are: Mrs. William Cor-
riston, Chairman; Mrs. Gilbert
Beynon, Mrs. Michael Rinaldi,
Mrs. Albert Perry, Mrs. Clara
Blackburn, Mrs. William Find-
lay, Mrs. John Beardsley, Mrs.
Joseph F. Herman, Mrs. Larry
Agin, Mrs. Martin Martinette,
Mrs. Everett Skinner, Mrs. John
Otto, Mrs. Richard Sigel, Mrs.
Russell Wickham, Mrs. Harold
Linder, Mrs. Milan Orbovich,
Mrs. James Lantry, Mrs. Frank
DiCesare, Miss Becky Linder,
Mrs. Ernie Frantz, Mrs. Fran-
ces   McGinley, Mrs. William
Hardy, Mrs. Harry Hendricks,
Mrs. Donna Horsburgh, Mrs.
Floyd Bennington, Mrs. Harold
Davus, Mrs. Glen Adams, Mrs.
Leonard Masci, Mrs. Shirley
Huber, Mrs. C. F. McCullough,
Mrs. Howard S. Albaugh, Mrs.
Betti  Michael,   Mrs. Duane
James, Mrs. John Roxzcyk, Mrs.
Alberta Beveridge, Mrs. Douglas
Freshwater, Mrs. Pete Rusnak,
Miss Cindy Corriston, Mrs. Jeff
Moran, Mrs. William L. Travis,
Mrs. James Gribben, Mrs. Larry
Gruber, Mrs. Lawrence Runt,
Mrs. Gerald Hendricks, Mrs.
Robert Williamson, Mrs. Will-
iam Freeman, Mrs. H. E. Hilty,
Mrs, James Camwbe1L.  Mrs.
Dwight Bauman, Mrs. Irvin B.
Etter, Mrs. Minor Baisden, Mrs.


Glenn Homrne, Mrs. Everett Dil-
lon, Mrs. Allen Jones, Mrs. Dan-
iel Bodor, Mrs. Orlando Mor-
gan, Mrs. Sam    Cadile, Mrs.
John Sullivan. Mrs. Willie Mae
Carney, Mrs. Robert Blackwell,
Mrs. Randall Bridges, Mrs. Les-
ter Carney, Mrs. Stanley Evans,
Mrs. John Frenie, Mrs. John
Martin, Mrs. Glenn Dye, Mrs.
Frank Beckel, Mrs. Mabel Fix
Butler, Mrs. John Mackey, Mrs.
John Bishop, Mrs. Harold Boyd,


Mrs. Thomas Kellar, Mrs. Hur-
ley King, Mrs. Joyce Orlando,
Mrs. Annette   Petrozzi, Mrs.
Carol Rodriquez, Mrs. Stella
Shaw, Mrs. Thomas Birdsall,
Mrs.   Thomas   Collart, Mrs.
Charles Turner, Mr. Ray Gain-
bill, Mrs. Donald F. Glasser,
Mrs. Wilber Harris, Mrs. Ron-
ald Hardman, Mrs. Ruth Hill,
Mrs. James Booth, Mrs. Joseph
L. Glaub, Mrs. Pete Everly, Miss
Bonnie Everly and Miss Pamela
Hores.


   The regular meeting of Council
 was called to order by Mayor
 Anthony Petrozzi, at 7:30 p.m.,
 Tuesday, April 2, 1968, at the
 City Building, 221 Leonard Ave.,
 Wintersville, Ohio.
   Several  persons   attending
 Council inquired  about road
 grading and property clean up.
 The Mayor announced a spring
 clean up program will begin in
 the very near future and numer-
 ous roads will be graded, as soon
 as weather permits. A special
 meeting with Council will be
 called by Mayor Petrozzi, to
 work out the complete details of
 the Clean Up Program. This
 clean up will include all areas
 where trash is dumped and autos
 abandoned.
   The monthly Police Report was
read by Mayor Petrozzi, as sub-
mitted by Victor Calabrese,
Chief of Police. It read as fol-
lows:
  Complaints              107
  Accidents                10
    8 Property Damage
    2 Personal Injuries
  Assisting out of town    22
    9 Assisted Ohio State Police
    1 Assisted Cross Creek
      Police
   12 Police & Village Business
   Parking violations       4
   Dog Bites                2
   Arrests (all traffic)    8
   Auxiliary hours     129 1/2
   The  Mayor also read the
Building Inspectors report for
the month of March, as sub-
mitted by Raymond Gambill,
Building Inspector. It read as
follows:
  New homes                 4
  Demolition                2
  Remodeling                2
  Plumbing license issued   1
  Plumbing permits issued   5


Wintersville Chamber Of Commerce



              To Air Traffic Problem


  A Fact Finding Committee of the Wintersville Chamber of Commerce met with State Highway officials
in New Philadelphia, Ohio on March 18, todiscuss possible solutions to the traffic situation in Wintersville.
  A report of this meeting will be given at the regular Chamber of Commerce meeting on April 17 at
Village Hall at 7:30 p.m. All business establishments should have a representative at the meeting to air
their views. The general public is also invited to attend.
  Members of the Fact Finding Committee who attended the meeting are shown with the State Repre-
sentatives. (1 to r) Geno Morelli-President of Chamber of Commerce, Ralph Freshwater-Vice President
of the Chamber of Commerce, Roy Hooker-Chairman of the Fact Finding Committee and member of the
Chamber of Commerce, Clem Krieger-Division Traffic Engineer and Mr. Levi Kimball-Division Deputy
Director of State Highway Department at New Philadelphia.


   Mayor Anthony Petrozzi read
 a letter from Captain Satterlee
 of the Salvation Army, regarding
 their new building program and
 Council unanimously endorsed
 its support.
 Saturday, April 27th, was de-
 clared Band Boosters Day in the
 Village of Wintersville and the
 Mayor and Council urged all
 citizens to support this worthy
 project.
   Council voted unanimously to
purchase one fire extinguisher,
two reflectors, and six tires for
the Street department trucks.
  Ordinance 731 was read for the
first time by Solicitor J. J.
Mascio. Second and third read-
ings were given and the Ordi-
nance was passed as of April
2, 1968. This Ordinance provides
the rules for motorcycles being
operated within the Corporate
limits of the Village of Win-
tersville.
  Also Ordinance 732 was read
and passed, authorizing the sale
of a 1967 Ford Police Cruiser
not needed for any municipal
purpose.
  The next meeting of Council
will be April 16, at 7:30. The
citizens of the Village are urged
to attend.
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      Soil & Water

      Conservation To

   Offer Scholarships
   The Jefferson Soil and Water
Conservation District Board of
Supervisors met recently in the
home of Dave Grum, 133 Linmar
Avenue,   Wintersville, Ohio.
Supervisors present were: Edgar
Buchanan, Joseph Rozsa, Vin-
cent West, Paul Ramsey, and
Walter Sutton. Also present were
Robert W. Smith and Gabe Rozsa,
Soil Conservation Service, Dave
Grum, County Extension Agent,
and Mrs. Joan Cybulski, District
Secretary.
  Plans for the Ministerial Tour
and Luncheon were discussed.
The event will be held on May
1st at the Edgar Buchanan Farm
located near Bergholz, Ohio. All
local  Ministers, Rabbis, and
Priests will be invited to attend.
Soil Stewardship material has
been purchased and will be dis-
tributed at this Tour and Lunch-
eon, to be used during Soil Stew-
ardship Week which is May 19th
through May 26th.
  The Jefferson Soil and Water
Conservation District will again
offer two scholarships to the
Kent State Conservation Labora-
tory. The Lab is designed for
teachers at all grade levels who


are interested in environmental
sciences. The course will run for
five weeks and will carry nine
quarter hours of credit. Request
for additional information and
applications for the scholarship
may be obtained from the Dis-
trict office located in the Post
Office Building in Steubenville.


ENTINGER REPORTS
$5,186,536.96 FOR
FIRST HALF OF 1967
  Micheal E. Entinger, Jefferson
County Treasurer, announced a
total collection of Real Estate
Taxes and Assessments in the
amount of $5,186,536.96, which
is 97% of total charge, for the
1st half of 1967.


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