Book: The Citizen

              VOL. 5, NO. 52                               THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1968 - TWENTY PAGES                                       $5.00 per year 10� p



          Indian Creek Schools Observe "National Education Week"


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Board; Troy Penner-Indian Creek scnooi Superintenaent; ueno mvoreiii-wintersvme Area  na u ri o
Commerce President; Anthony Petrozzi-Mayor of Wintersville and Mrs. Julia McDonald-Food Supervisor
for the Indian Creek School District, are shown preparing to enjoy the 45' Turkey Dinner prior to Open
House at Buchanan Jr. High on Monday, November 11. Approximately 300 enjoyed the dinner at Buchanan
and 260 at Wintersvllle High School. Mr. Diserio termed the event a great success and stated he wished
mnrp I rknrl ratild have attende&-'fdy


Area 'fM' -'0' Receives

         Federal Grant


  The Wintersville Volunteer
Fire Department is holding its
annual Charity Drive for the
needy.
  Canned godi, clothing and
good, useable toys are needed.
They maybe deposited at Ann's
Donut Shop or call 264-2071
for pickup.


  Final preparations for the Lions Club 1968 Auto Show are being
formulated by Chuck Klasic (left) and President of the Steubenville
Lions Club, Phil Brown. The Auto Show dates are November 22, 23,
and 24 at the Steubenville Community Arena, beginning at 6:00 p.m.
  The Wintersville Lions Club has tickets for sale and by purchasing
your ticket from any of the Lion members, they will receive half of
the price for use in their local projects.


First 'Alsac' Drive Scheduled For Sunday


  Commissioner         Russell
Hesske (left) and  Prosecutor
Dominick   Olivito (right) are
pleased about the letter they re-
ceived from Edward Bruder, of
the Metropolitan Development.
Mr. Hesske hoped that this will
dispel all doubts that have been
circulated in the area "M" and
"0" sewer district. Mr. Hesske
said that this project is a must
and under all circumstances, this
project will succeed,
  "As soon as all legal details.
between HUD and Prosecutor
Ol1vlto's office  are cleared,
everything will go', said Mr.
Hesske. This agreement has tobe
completed first and then the bids
will be advertised and construc-
tion will commence in the early


spring. The letter read as follows:
Dear Mr. Hesske:
  We aret pleased to advise you
that a grant in the amounmt of
$1,500,000 has been approved.
Enclosed is a copy of the ap-
proved project summnary for your
information.
  We also take this opportunity
to inform you that your Grant
Agreement is being prepared and
will shortly be forwarded to you
for execution.
  We also caution you that no
award of contract should be made,
by you, until the Grant Agreement
has been executed.
               Sincerely yours,
             EDWARD BRUDER
Assistant Regional Administrator
    for Metropolitan Development


  The first Danny Thomas "ALSAC" Drive (Aiding Lukemia Stricken American Children) to take place in
the Ohio Valley is scheduled for November 17th from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. A dance is planned for
Teenagers volunteering to march on that day. Interested Wintersville Teenagers may contact Donna
Mathes, Toni Morelli or call 282-2257.
  Shown ( 1 to r) are: Mrs. Frank Meyo-Wintersville Director for the Drive; Donna Mathes-Wlntersville
Teenage Chairman and Toni Morelli-Wintersville Teenage Chairman, accepting the first contribution to
the ALSAC Drive from Wintersville's Mayor Anthony Petrozzi.

                Council Meets In Regular Session
  The regular meeting of the    sidential to commercial were   "Danny   Thomas    Teen  Age
Wintersville Council met in ses- read for the first time. One of March" day. Donna Mathes is the
sion at the City Building, Wed- the properties belonging to Mrs. Teen Age chairman and the March
nesday, November 6, 1968, with  Agnes Robertson and the other  is for the fight againstLeukemia.
Mayor Anthony Petrozzi, pre-    to William Calevro are located Ninety seven per cent of the
siding,                         on Route 43 in Wintersville.   proceeds1 from this March wIll
  Two ordinances regarding re-    Mayor   Petrozzi proclaimed        WINTERSVILLE COUNCIL
zoning of properties from re-   Sunday, November 17, 1968, as           (Cont'd on poge 9)


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