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VOL. 4, NO. 33                                       WEDNESDAY. JULY 31968 - SIXTEEN PAGES                                    $5.00 per year 10� p


  Two cars collided on Route
22 at 8:50 p.m. Saturday, June
29, at Reeds Mill Hill. Seven
persons were taken to St. John
Hospital. Rae Oiler, 18 of 625
Canton Road, Wintersville, was
treated for scratches of both
knees and the right elbow.
  Robin Oiler, 14, of 625 Canton
Road, was admitted for a cut
upper lip and scratches of the left
eyelid. She has been released,
  Jean Mathieu, 17, of Cadiz
Road, RD #2, Steubenville, was
admitted for a fractured verte-
bra. Her condition is listed as
good.
  Paul Alvin Williams, 21, of RD
#1, Richmond, was treated for a
cut forehead,
  Gwendolyn Dayton, 21. of 137
  Forest Street, Wintersville, was
treated for a bump on the head
and x-rayed for a possible head
injury.
  Shirley Jean Dayton, 20, of 137
Forest Street, Wintersvllle, was
treated for aright knee laceration
which required 20 stitches.
  Mary Dayton, 14, of the above
address, was treated for abruised
right knee.
  Patrolmen said Rae Oiler made
a left turn into a private drive-
way in front of the eastbound
car driven by Paul Williams. The
two cars collided, hitting the
right side of Rae Oiler's car.


  Robin Oiler and Jean Mathieu
were passengers inthe car driven
by Rae Oiler, and Shirley Dayton,
Mary Dayton, and Gwendolyn Day-
ton were passengers in the car
driven by Paul Williams.

Parade Route Established
   For July 4th Parade
   The parade route has been
established for  Weirton's In-
dependence Day Parade Thurs-
day, July 4. The parade was
plotted by Chief Edward Franko-
vitch of the Weirton Police De-
partment in cooperation with the
Weirton Jaycees, sponsors of the
city's holiday parade. The parade
will form  on the Weir Junior
High lot. It will proceed east
down Virginia Avenue, then turn
South on West Street, then it will
swing East down Lee Avenue,
turn once again and head North
on Main Street, and disband on
North Main Street. The parade
will start at 10 a.m.
  Mr. Roy Lane, sub-committee
chairman of judges and awards,
has named six judges who will
judge various categories of Weir-
ton's annual 4th of July parade,
sponsored by the Weirton Jay-
cees. The judges are as follows:
            JULY 4th PARADE
            (Cont'd on page 12)


Merchants Receive Flags From Committee


  The Citizen's Advisory Board met with various Wintersville merchants on Monday, July 1st, to present
each of them an American Flag. Rev. Milan J. Babel, chairman of the Board, stated that the flags were
given with the thought in mind that the business men could display these flags, thus exemplifying their
patriotism as well as representing the people living in the village of Wintersville.
  SThe Citizen's Advisory Board is presenting these flags also to those merchants who are beautifying
their establishments along Main Street. By beautifyinghis establishment, the business man will show that
he is proud of the village he lives in, as well as contributing to its betterment.
  The flags were donated by Carlings Brewing Co., through the courtesy of Jack Linch, manager of
Hi-O River Distributors of Steubenville. Pictured above with Mayor Anthony Petrozzi are some of the
merchants who received the flags and members of the Advisory Board. (1st row, 1 to r) Mayor Petrozzi,
James George, Ivan Mallett, Rev. Babel-chairman of the Advisory Board, Barry Dixon, Delbert Vance.
(2nd row, 1 to r) Jim Medley, Alan Sage, Ralph Freshwater, Willie Mae Carney, Roy Reed, Jack Linch
and Raymond Matheus.


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