Book: The Citizen

              VOL. 5, NO. 35                                          THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1968 - TWENTY PAGES                                       $5.00 per yeor 10� p


Developers Requesting Traffic Light


  Discussion of a traffic light at the east corporation line of Wintersville was requested by the De-
velopers of Thrift City and Wintersville Shopping Plaza. Engineers from the State Department met
last Friday to reach an agreement as to the best location for a traffic light, to be used by both shopping
areas. D.C.K. Developers are eager to have a light installed, which would help in acquiring a lease
with a large Dept. Store for the very near future in the Thrift City Building. This is one of the re-
quirements from the Department Store firm made to the Developers. The State Engineers requested
that the Developers submit plans and they would in turn, recommend a feasible solution to this situation.
  Members of the two Developing Firms present were: John and Barry Dixon, D.D. Cohen, Tony and
Albert Teramana, Morris Katz and Wayne and Mitch Boich. Representing the State Engineering Dept.
were Gordon Bookman, Clem Krieger and R.P. Watson. Mayor Anthony Petrozzi and Geno Morelli,
president of the Chamber of Commerce, were also present.


Nurses Air Problems At Village Council


  Mayor Anthony Petrozzi, at the
regular council meeting Tuesday
July 16, proclaimed the week of
July 14-20 as "Air Force Nurse
Week" in the Village of Winters-
ville, with Air Force Sgt. Hills,
Air Force Nurse Recruiter in
this area, being in attendance.
The Mayor expressed his com-
mendation   to  the Air Force
Nurses' Corps and heartily urged
support of these dedicated per-
sons. Displaying of the American
Flag by merchants in Winters-
ville in support of this program
for this week, was suggested and
Sgt. Hilli expressed his grati-


tude for this recognition.
  Miss Linda Lenhart and Miss
Marjorie Guadio, R.N., on the
Ohio Valley Hospital NursingStaff
wanted council to hear both sides
of the dispute, now going on be-
tween the Administrative body of
the Hospital and the nurses, who
have threatened to withdraw their
services next Monday, July 22,
at 7:00 a.m. The nurses stated
they were asking for recogniza-
tion of the Ohio Nurses Asso-
ciation, as a representative of
their unit, which is to act as a
bargaining agent. They stated they
are not qualified to act on busi-


It's Fair Time Again


  David Wilinsid is pited above enjoying one of the rides at the
Unionport Homecoming , which was held last week.
  Next on the Summer Fair Agenda is the Wintersvlte Firemen's
Fair, which will be held from July 29 to August 3.
  Advanced ride tickets may te purchased from any fireman or
at Aims Do-Nut Shop on Route 22.


ness affairs and need a mediator.
They stated that recognization of
the ONA is necessary. They do
not want to strike, and gave it
much thought, but they do feel the
need for job security and want
a  satisfactory contract. Thus
making a better nurse, patient,
and administrative relationship.
Mrs. Weigel, R.N., was also in
attendance.
  Mrs. Chester James was pre-
sent and discussed her views on
the sewer assessment on her
lots number 5 and 6 in Silver
Stream Knolls and she was ad-
vised by Council that the As-
sessment payment due could not
be removed.
  Ordinance 748, authorizing an-
nexation of certain territory to
the Village of Wintersville, name-
ly Luray Industries, Inc, was
read for the third time and un-
animously voted upon by council.
  Resolution 749 was passed, de-
claring opposition to any Federal
Legislation attempting directly
or indirectly to remove the tax
exempt status of bonds and notes
of this political subdivision.
  Ordinance 750 was read for the
first time, regarding Annexation
of 29.1 acres, belonging to the
Wintersville Plaza, Inc.
  Mayor Petrozzi and Council
urged citizens of Wintersville to
conserve use of water for a
short time, during the hours of
4:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.
  Request for abandonment of the
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   We Need It!
   Would the person who borrowed
 the Stainless Steel Roaster from
 the Fire House, please return it,
 because the Ladies Auxiliary are
 in dire need of .the roaster for
 the Firemen's Fair. The Ladies
 will loan it back to the borrower
 after the Fair, July 29 to August
 3. Thank You.


Firemen Called To Smoke Filled Trailer


  Wintersvflle Firemen Jerry Mathieu and Captain Jerry Boyd
use C02 to cool off a burnt roast which was removed from the
trailer belonging to Elio Schiappa of Hastwell's Trailer Court on
Sinclair Avenue.
  Mrs. Irene Nutter, a neighbor, noticed smoke coming from the
Schiappa trailer and summoned the Fire Department. Capt. Boyd
reported that Mrs. Schiappa put a roast in the oven and then went
shopping, leaving the oven on. The trailer was full of smoke when
firemen arrived, but no fire damage to the interior was reported.


Rock Has To Be Removed


   Wayne Boich of Boich Mining Co. stated that his firm has
removed 25,000 yards of stone in the newly proposed shopping
center. The rock has to be removed before any type of building
can be erected on this ground.

         Get In The Swim For 15t
  Mr. Roy     Collopy, Edward   Building, 221 Leonard Avenue,
Jarzabek, and James Medley, of   and he will then be issued a pass
the Recreation Board of the Vil- to be used on either Monday,
lage of Wintersville, under the Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thurs-
direction of Mayor Anthony J.   day. The pass entitles the child
Petrozzi, wish to announce that  to swim only one day a week for
negotiations have been made with the sum of 15 cents, the hours
Woodvue Park officials, to permit  being from 12:00 noon until 8:00
school age children up to 16 years  P.M. The program will be con-
of age to swim one day a week    ducted for a three week trial. We
at the Woodvue Swimming Pool    hope this will be a success and
for 15 cents with the Village mak-  can be extended through the entire
ing up the 25 cents difference in month of August. The first week
the regular 40 cents fee. Each   for the program begins Monday,
child must register at the City  July 22.


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