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WINTERSYILLE CITIZEN


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1966 - TWELVE PAGES


  Wayne Van Dine, veteran WSTV-
  TV Newsman and Sports Direc-
  tor, has been named Newscaster
  for Channel 9's 11:00 p.m. News,
  according to an announcement by
  Ted Eiland, Vice-president-gen-
  eral manager of the Rust Craft
  Station.
  Wayne Van Dine is considered
  one of Channel 9's crack news
  reporter-photographers, and is
  unquestionably the best known,
  most widely publicized television
  personality in the Wheeling-Steu-
  benville area. He is much in de-
  mand as a speaker and toast-
  master for a wide range of or-
  ganizations and functions.
  Although he has been serving
  as Sports Director of WSTV-
  TV for some five years, he has
always had his own regular news
program,   a regular   weather
show, and has devoted more than
half of his time as one of the
Station's principal News Report-
er-Photographers and News Wri-
ters.
With a background of almost
ten years in covering news and
sports events on both radio and
TV in the Upper Ohio Valley,
Wayne also serves as on-the-
air correspondent in this area
for KDKA Radio.
An expert golfer, he could, and
does, match score cards with
many of the pros. Van Dine is
a regular paricipant in the an-
nual Ham-Am Golf Tournament
in Pittsburgh, and has a first-
name relationship with many of


a partial balance of power at
the Federal level by sending
Republicans to the United States
Congress in January. "For this
reason," he said, "we urge every
voter to support the candidancy
of William H, Weir, the Repub-
lican candidate for the United
States House of Representatives
from our own 18th Congressional
District of Ohio.'
Referring to the tounty races
for Auditor and Commissioner,
the chairman pointed out that
the cost of running Jefferson
County has been climbing at the
rate of several hundred thousand
dollars per year. Myers said,
"We feel that a change is long
overdue, and we hope the tax-
payers of this county will agree
by electing Orant Cicone Audi-
tor, and George Huscroft County
Corn missioner.


NEWYM7


       Wayne Van Dine
the top news figures in the tri-
state region. His on-the-air in-
terviews rane from the late
President Kennedy, President
Johnson, and other top politi-
cal leaders to such sports per-
sonalities as Sugar Ray Robin-
son,  Arnold  Palmer, Jimmy
Brown, and numerous others.
He is a native of Kittanning,
Pa., and resides in Weirton,
W. Va. with his wife and three
children.
Van Dine replaces Stan Red-
mond, who has taken a TV news
job in Syracuse, New York.


    Indian Creek Board

 Changes Meeting Night
 Beginning in October, the regu-
 lar meeting of the Indian Creek
Board of Education will be held
on the third Thursday of each
month at 7:30 p.m. The meet-
ings will be held in the board
office, located at the O.W. Buch-
anan Junior High School, 100
Park Drive, Wintersville, 0.
  The next regular meeting will
be on October 20.
  The telephone installation for
the new board offices has just
been completed. The superinten-
dent's office can be reached by
dialing 264-5536. The number
for the administrative assistant,
the clerk-treasurer, and the fed-
eral programs coordinator is
264-5589.


   Baton Class Openings

       Still Available
  Cross Creek Recreation Area
  announces its Baton Twirling site
  will be changed from the large
  shelter house to the paved area
  in back of Buchanan Jr. High
  School for Saturday, September
  17 only. In case of rain or
  bad weather, the program will
be cancelled for Saturday only.
  Everyone is welcome to par-
ticipate, seventh grade or older
novices at 10:00 a.m. Under Sev-
enth grade novices 10:55 a.m.
Advanced twirlers at 11:45 a.m.
if the class has 20 or more
interested students.


Weekend Fun
VICTORY DANCE & BONFIRE
  Friday Nite beginning at 10:30
p.m. at Woodvue Park.

WEINER      ROAST    &  DANCE
  At Woodvue Park on Sunday
  Evening from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m.
  Both dances will feature Randy
  T. of W.E.I.R.


$5.00 per year 10� per copy


Police Investigate Accidents


Wayne Van Dine Hosts 11:00 PM News


ville complained to Police that
as his car, driven by his daugh-
ter, Carol Ann Saho, travelled
west on Main Street near Gumps
Lane, it was struck by a rock
that had been thrown from the
right side of the highway caus-
ing damage to the windshield.
Police are investigating the in-
cident.
Wintersville   Firemen  were
called twice on Sunday to put
out a grass fire on the far side
of Longvue Sub-Division. They
were called at 3:00 p.m. and again
at 10:30 p.m. to the sme spot
where a total of 1-1/2 acres
were damaged by the blaze. No
dwellinzs were involved.
Carol Rohrabaugh. age 10, of
Overlook Hills suffered an injury
to her right hand while attending
Wintersville Elementary School
on Tuesday, September 13. She
was taken to St. John Hospital
by a unit of the Ohio State Patrol
for treatment of the injury.
Area motorists are reminded
that the period of dayigiht r :


     Jefferson County

 Republican Headquarters

     Officially Opened
  Jefferson County Republican
.Headquarters was opened of-
ficially today at 183Northm Fourth
Street in Steubenville, Ohio by
Walter4 L. Myers, Jr., Chair-
man of the County Republican
Central and Executive Commit-
tees. Most of the County's key
GOP leaders attended the cere-
monies.
  During the opening ceremonies,
  Myers announced the appointment
  area chairmen who will assist
  precinct committeemen in carry-
  ing out the campaign plans. The
  new Republican leaders   are:
  Bergholz  Area, Mrs. Hazel
  Featheringham; Brilliant, Mrs.
  John  Shanahan;  Dillonvale,
  Katherin Niehart; Island Creek,
  Mrs. Chauncey Speaker; Mingo,
  Mike Dodasovich; Mt. Pleas-
  ant, Mrs. Della Fox; North Coun-
  ty, Mrs. William Carlisle; Rich-
  mond, Mrs. Charles Carmon;
  Smithfield, Mrs.    Josephine
  Harris; Tiltonsville, Mrs. Cur-
  tis Stillwell; Toronto, Mrs. John
  Yocum;   Wintersville,  Mrs.
  Charles McConnell. He said that
  the work of the area chairmen
  would be headed by Mrs. Jean
  Barren, Jefferson County Chair-
  woman.
  Commenting on the campaign,
Myers explained to those present
that the 1966 election is pro-
bably the most important of their
life-time because of the many
critical decisions  facing the
voters. He said, "Because of
the   United  States  Supreme
Court's decision affecting legis-
lative reapportionment, both hou-
ses of the 107th Ohio General
Assembly will be drastically al-
tered." "Therefore," he said
"we must be very sure that
we send only the best man avail-
able to Columbus to represent
the interests of the people of
Jefferson County, Eastern Ohio,
and the State. The best men
available, we believe, are Joseph
A. Bell, our candidate for State
Representative,  and  John R.
Longsworth, our candidate for
State Senator."
Commenting on the national
political scene, the County Chair-
man said that the country is now
virtually under one-party rule
with all three branches of our
Federal government dominated
by the spenders and advocates
of big government.
  Myers said that the voters have
an opportunity to restore at least


Superintendent.

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VOL. 4. NO. 43


  Wintersville Police were called
  on to investigate a total of 33
  complaints including five traffic
  accidents in the week just pass-
  ed.
  Two cars were involved in an
  accident on Main Street on Sep-
  tember 8 when vehicles driven
  by Norma J. Medich of 444 Main
  St., Wintersville and Joseph E.
  Saltsman of 1984 McCauslen
  Manor collided as the car driven
  by Mrs. Medich was attempting
  to make a right turn, struck
  the Saltsman vehicle which was
  passing on the right side. There
  were no injuries and only minor
  damage was sustained by either
  car.
  Police were notified by Bruce
  Watson, an employee of the Mel-
  lott Construction Company that
  two homes under construction
  by that firm had been entered
  by vandals who caused damage
  to the interior of one of the
  homes. A Chain Saw was miss-
  ing from the other home. This
  incident is still under investi-
  gation by Wintersville Police.
  On September 9, Wintersville
  Police were notified to be on the
  look-out for a 1961 Model Ford
  driven by Jack Thrift of Will-
  iamsburg, Kentucky, who was
  wanted in connection with an as-
  sault on Mr. Nelson of Nelson's
  Motel on Route 22, west of Win-
  tersville. The car was observed
  by Patrolman Nottingham in the
parking lot at Jerry's Corner
on Canton Road. Wintersville
Police notified Jefferson Coun-
ty Sheriff's Department and the
apprehension of Mr. Thrift was
made by both Departments.
  Police were notified of an ac-
  cident at the intersection of Main
Street and Fernwood Road at
10:50 p.m., Sunday Night. In-
volved were a car driven by
Elmer A. Eddy of Box 369, Jew-
ett, Ohio which had stopped for
the traffic light when it was
struck from the rear by aMotor-
cycle operated by William N.
Travis HI of RD #2, Bantam
Ridge Road. Damage to the Travis
cycle included the handle-bars,
front fork and front fender. There
was no damage to the Eddy ve-
hicle.
  The Wintersville  Police and
  Wintersvllle Fire Departments
  were called to MainStreet in front
  of the First National Bank in
  Wlntersville to extinquish ablaze
  in an automobile owned by Roland
  D. Buccalo of 914 Virginia Ave.,
Follansbee, W. Va. An estimated
$200 in damage was confined to
the engine and wiring of the
vehicle.
On Monday, September 12, Mr.
Eugene Saho of RD #2, Winters-


Jefferson Soil And Water

   Conservation Meeting
   The regular meeting of the Jef-
 ferson Soil and Water Conserva-
 tion District Board of Supervis-
 ors met recently in the of Paul
 Ramsey, Richmond.
 Bill Ramsey, who was spon-
 sored by the District to attend
 4-H Conservation Camp was a
 guest at the meeting. He gave
 an account of the time spent
 and thanked the District for mak-
 ing the trip possible for him.
 i-bert Smith, Work Unit Con-
 serivationist gave a report on the
 Summer Supervisors School he
 attended at Ohio Wesleyan Uni-
 versity in Delaware, Ohio.
 New Cooperators accepted were
 William  Acton, Island  Creek
 Township, 100 Acres; Donald
 Stewart, Warren Township, 82
 Acres; and Max Burris, War-
 ren Township, 23 Acres.
 Present for this meeting were
 Walter N. Sutton, Joseph Rozsa,
 Paul Ramsey, and Edgar Buch-
 anan. Also present were Robert
 Smith and Gabe Rozsa, Soil Con-
 servation Service, and Annette
 McNerny, District Clerk.


   "BE A BOOSTER DAY"
   Booster President Dale Hutton
 has announced that the Annual
 Wintersville Warriors Boosters
 Membership Drive will be held
 this Saturday morning, starting
 at 9:30.
 All athletes from Wintersville
 will participate and will be wear-
 ing their colors.

 President Hutton invites all the
 Wintersville fans to the Booster
 Meeting, held every Thursday
 at the Wintersville High School
 at 7:30 p.m. Movies of the Foll-
 ansbee-Wintersville game will
 be reviewed by Coach Kettlewell
 and  his  assistants Gundling,
'Seach and Ross. Coach Kettle-
well will also discuss the big
game this Friday night between
Wintersville and Jefferson Union.
-  on't fOrget this Saturday is
"BAfe   oater Day.'


  shorter as the days go by--
  and that headlights should be
  turned on 1/2 hour before dusk
  and should be used for 1/2 hour
  aiter aawn.
  Drive  defensively, as  other
  drivers may not be as careful
  as you are.

Convictions Posted

By Mayor's Court
  Convictions listed in the Court
  of Wintersville, Mayor Thomas
  L. Albaugh were:
  Wilbur Lucas, South Avalon-
  F alure to connect into the Sewer
  System-$10.00 and costs - Fine
  Suspended
  William M. Thompson-RD #1,
  Toronto - No License Plate-
  $20.00 Bond Forfeited
  James H. Cox-106 Elaine St.-
  Passing in a Hazardous Zone-
  $5.00 and Costs.
  Edward Caniff-445 Lee Road,
  Follansbee, W. Va.-Speed Ex-
  cessive for Road Conditions-
  $25.00 and Costs.
  Clifford L. Reed-RD #2, Bloom-
  ingdale, 0.- Passing on a Haz-
  ardous Zone-$5.00 and Costs-
  Fine Suspended
  Henry Tingler-Box 11, Wells-
  burg, W. Va.-Crossing Double
  Yellow Line-$15.00 Bond For-
  feited
  Paul Stead-Traffic Device Vio-
  lation-$15.00 Bond Forfeited.
  Thomas M. Haraczy- Traffic
  Device Violation-$5.00 and Costs
  John N. Koehnlein-707 Railroad
  Ave., Toronto-Excessive Speed-
  $11.50 Bond Forfeited
  Lindsey D. Gump - 236 Spring-
  dale Ave., Wintersville-Reckless
  Operation-$50.00 and Costs.

           Food And
        Fancies Sale
   A Food and Fancies Sale will
 be held Saturday, September 17
 at 10:00 a.m. at the Winters-
 ville Methodist Church Parking
 Lot. The sale will be sponsored
 by the Active Adult Class.
 In case of rain the sale will
 be held in the Fellowship Hall.

      Wintersville
  Elementary PTA

         To Meet
  The Wintersville  Elementary
  PTA will hold a meeting on
  Thursday. September 15 in the
  cafeteria at 8:00 p.m.
  Plans for the evening include
  the introduction of the teachers,
  the new principal and the new


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