Boosters, staff working
for new facilities
The Indian Creek Athletic Boosters along with the baseball staff and parents are in the process of raising funds to construct a new press box, concession stand and restroom facility at the John Muth Baseball Complex in Mingo Junction.
According to head coach Mike Cottis, the project has received $10,000 from the booster club, and the total projected cost of the project is $27,000. C
ottis said the team is asking for donations to help complete this project. He also noted that no money for the project will come from the district, and all the construction work will be completed by volunteers.
The donation amounts and attendant recognition are as follows:
Special recognition: Any donation of $1,000 will entitle a person or business "special recognition" directly on the press box with sign.
Elite contributor: Any donation of $500 or more entitles a person to name, or name of business, on a sign to be displayed next to the press box.
Pride contributor: Any donation of $250 or more entitles a person to name, or name of business, on a sign to be displayed next to the press box.
Plaque option: Entitles a person to name, or name of business, engraved on a plaque for display on the press box.
Gold contributor: Donation of $100.
Silver contributor: Donation of $75.
Bronze contributor: Donation of $50.
Platinum contributor: Donation of $25.
For information, contact Cottis at (740) 317-7948.
Council meetings can be
viewed on the net
Wintersville Council meetings now can be viewed on the Internet by visiting www.wintersville.net/videos.
For information, contact the Municipal Building at (740) 266-3175.
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Softball league registration set
Registration for the Tri-State Girls Softball League will be held Friday and Saturday and March 25-26 at the Wintersville Elementary School cafeteria.
The league will feature play in three divisions: T-ball, ages 5-7; ages 8-12 and ages 13-18. The cost is $45 for the first child and $40 for the second child. All new players must bring their birth certificate to the registration.
Registration will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday and March 25 and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday and March 26.
For information, call Mike Chappell at (740) 264-3587 or Marc Santicola at (740) 317-7906.
Church hosts bereavement group
A bereavement support group, led by the members of Two Ridges Presbyterian Church at 1085 Canton Road and Charity Hospice Director Debbie Yoklic, meets at 11 a.m. the third Thursday of each month. Members of the community are invited to attend. The next meeting will be held Thursday at the church.
Woman's Club hosts luncheon
The Wintersville Woman's Club invites women from the area to attend its luncheon meetings held at noon the third Thursday of each month at St. Florian Hall.
The next meetings will be:
Thursday - "Health Watch," presented by Trinity Medical Center Oncology Department.
April 21 - "April Showers Bring May Flowers," presented by Edna Walley, master gardener from DiGregory's Greenhouse and Garden Center.
May 19 - "Make It, Bake It, Take It Auction," with Lil Ferguson as auctioneer.
For information and to make a luncheon reservation, call Judy Anastasia, president, at (740) 264-5371.
Celebrate Recovery meetings set
The Upper Ohio Valley Celebrate Recovery program meets in larger groups at 6 p.m. every Thursday at the Brentwood United Methodist Church located at 148 Stephens St. in Wintersville. Smaller groups meet at 7 p.m.
The program is a 12-step recovery program for drug, alcohol, gambling addictions, hurts, hangups and habits and is open to anyone who wants to change his or her life, according to organizers.
For information, call the church at (740) 264-4531.
Indian Creek athletic booster and
baseball staff working toward new facilities
The Indian Creek Athletic Boosters along with the baseball staff and parents are in the process of raising funds to construct a new press box, concession stand and restroom facility at the John Muth Baseball Complex in Mingo Junction.
According to head coach Mike Cottis, the project has received $10,000 from the booster club, and the total projected cost of the project is $27,000. Cottis said the team is asking for donations to help complete this project. He also noted that no money for the project will come from the district, and all the construction work will be completed by volunteers.
The donation amounts and attendant recognition are as follows:
Special recognition: Any donation of $1,000 will entitle a person or business "special recognition" directly on the press box with sign.
Elite contributor: Any donation of $500 or more entitles a person to name, or name of business, on a sign to be displayed next to the press box.
Pride contributor: Any donation of $250 or more entitles a person to name, or name of business, on a sign to be displayed next to the press box.
Plaque option: Entitles a person to name, or name of business, engraved on a plaque for display on the press box.
Gold contributor: Donation of $100.
Silver contributor: Donation of $75.
Bronze contributor: Donation of $50.
Platinum contributor: Donation of $25.
For information, contact Cottis at (740) 317-7948.
Council meetings can be
viewed on the net
Wintersville Council meetings now can be viewed on the Internet by visiting www.wintersville.net/videos.
For information, contact the Municipal Building at (740) 266-3175.
Submit news to
the Virtual Newsroom
Have an idea for a story you would like to see printed in the Wintersville Scene? Submit it to the Herald-Star Virtual Newsroom at www.heraldstaronline.com.
Click on the link to submit news and then follow the link to the Wintersville Scene. All items should be submitted no later than 10 a.m. on Monday for publication on Friday.
