Book: The Citizen

              VOL. 5, NO. 40                                     THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1968 - TWENTY PAGES                                       $5.00 per year 10 p y


Darlene Baker

Selected As

Judge


  Darlene Sanders Baker of Steu-
benville, Ohio has been selected
as one of the adjudicators to judge
at the Canadian National Exhi-
bition Canadian Championships
and International Twirling Spec-
tacular, to be held August 23rd
and 24th at the Canadian National
           DARLENE SANDERS
           (Cont'd on pae 6)


Wintersville Gets New Traffic Pattern


   Wintersville Mayor, Anthony Jo
 Petrozzi, informed this paper that
 the Village of Wlntersville will
 establish a new traffic pattern
 for through traffic in the com-
 munity.
   The newly established third
l ane of traffic is intended to carry
traffic, on Main Street, for those
who wish to make left turns,
enabling through traffic to con-
tinue through, on the right lane,
without delay.
   The Mayor stated that a great
 majority of the traffic tie-up is
 due to motorists wishing to make
 left turns and being held up by
 opposite bound traffic.
   The traffic pattern is set up to
 facilitate the flow ofthrough traf-
 fic and those who want to make
 a left turn.
   This particular pattern was
 established with the assistance of
 Gordon Bookman, Traffic Field
 Engineer, Division #11, Clarence
 Krieger, Division Traffic En-
,gineer, R. P. Watsorn, District
Maintenance Supervisor, of the
Department of Highways, State of
Ohio, and the WintersvilleCham-
ber of Commerce.
   Mayor   Petrozzi stated the
 speed limit through the Com-
 munity will be set at 25 miles
 per hour. The Ohio State Depart-
 ment of Highways, has conducted
 a traffic survey, upon the Mayors
 request, and will submit a re-
 commendation on the timing of
 the traffic control signals.
   Traffic will be permitted to
 free right on Route 43, from
 routes 22 and 43. The "Turn
 Left on Red" sign has been re-
 moved and will no longer be per-
 mitted for East bound traffic
 at the intersection.
   The "Turn left on Red" sign at
 Routes 22 and 43 and Fernwood
 also has been removed for West
 Bound Traffic.
   There has been a question as
 to what should be done to expedite
 the flow of traffic through the
 Community.
   Mr. Geno Morelli, President
 of the Wintersvllle AreaChamber
 of Commerce, has formed a Com-
 mittee to study the situation and


  Shown above are officials of Wiptersvflle discussing the new Wintersvflle Traffic Pattern with
Rene Watson, District Maintenance Superintendent of the State Highway Dept., while the street main-
tenance crew put the finishing touches to the painting of the traffic lines.
  Pictured ( to r) are: Jerry Hendricks, Jack Unroe and Bob Devrnja-Maintenance Crew, Geno Morelli-
Wintersville Chamber of Commerce President, Rene Watson, Anthony Petrozzi-Mayor of Wintersville,
Robert Snyder-Wintersville Councilman and Don Moore-of the Street Maintenance Crew.


make recommendations to the
Village officials.
  These suggestions met opposi-
tion with the merchants as it
would remove the parking on Main
Street. The Committee continued
to work with the officials to de-
velop some change which would
be suitable to the majority of
motorists.
  Mayor Petrozzi stated the new
pattern was set up with the co-
operation of the Ohio State De-
partment of Highways and the
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Brilliant To Hold Third Annual Community Da


   A schedule of the events to take
place during the day:

10:30 a.m.-A parade, starting
  from the north end of town and
  going south to the football sta-
  dium. Flag raising by the Boy
  Scouts and the AmericanLe-
  gion. Prayer by Father Leland,
  of the Lady of Fatima Church.
11:10 a.m.-Introduction of guests.
11:30 a.m.-  Tomahawk, sharp
  shooting and whip act by Chief
  White Cloud, a full - blooded
  Sioux Indian.
12:30 pom.-Greasy Pole Climbing
  Contest, sponsored by the Lions
  Club.
  1:30 p.m.-Bicycle race on 3rd
  St. in front of the High School.
  2330 p.m.- Go - Cart Race, with
  Bill Waderter in charge.
  3:30 p.m.-Greasy Pig Contest
  with the American Legion in
  charge.
  4:30 p.m.-Brilliant Fire Depart-
  ment will hold a Firemen's
  Water Battle Contest.
  6:00 p.n.-Motor Bike Race with
  Mr. Waderter in charge.
  8:00 p.m.-Battle of the Bands,
  with teenage groups.
  8:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.-Free
  dandc.


  Pictured above are the Committee members for the Third
Annual Brilliant Commmunity Day, which will be held on Saturday,
August 31. The affair will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a parade, and
there will be continuous activities planned until 11:30 p.m. Free
pony rides, pop, ice cream, hot dogs and popsicles have been
planned. Committee members are: (seated, 1 to r) Mrs. Guy Wanless-
Garden Club, Mrs. Robert MeGuire-Catholic Women's Club, Shield
A. Brubeck-Co-Charman, James A. Bailey-Mayor of Brilliant, Ran-


dall B. Craven-Co-Chairman, Florence Coss-Girl Scout Co-
ordinator, Nancy O'Neal-Assistant Parade Chairman. (Standing,
1 to r) Lee Osburn-Boy Scout Co-ordinator. Sheldon Moore-Civil
Defense, Mrs. Ted Cook-American Legion Auxiliary, Al Long-
Lions Club, Mrs. Nick Sipcich-Parade Marshall and Darrell Wader-
ter, Brilliant Auto Repair Shop. Master of Ceremonies will be
Arthur Philabum, a member of the Brilliant Lions Club.


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