On The Calendar

The last week of April...can you believe it? Before you know it it'll be Mother's Day.

Sunday - April 25:

• Worship at a church of your choice


• Wellsville Football Touch Down Club - 7 P.M. at DaLonzos on Main

Monday - April 26:

• WHS Baseball vs Jackson Milton - Home at Hammonds Park - 5 P.M.

Tuesday - April 27:

• Bonny's Clean-up Party - 9:30 A.M. at the River Museum


• Story Hours - Wellsville Carnegie Library - Preschool Ages 3 to 5 - 11 A.M. to noon - After School Ages 5 and up - 3:30 P.M. to 4


• Wellsville Council Finance Committee - 2 P.M. at Village Hall


• WHS Baseball at Jackson Milton


• WHS Track at Crestview


• Revitalization Committee - 6 P.M. at DaLonzos - Main Street

Wednesday - April 28:

• Middle School Track at East Palestine

Thursday - April 29:

• Chamber-of-Commerce Luncheon - Noon at Riverside Roadhouse - Wells Avenue

Friday - April 30:

• WHS Baseball at Oak Glen


• WHS Softball vs Weirton Madonna - 5 P.M. - Home at Hammonds Park


• Middle School Track - Columbiana County Meet - at Crestview

Saturday - May 1:

• WHS Softball Double Header vs Toronto - Noon at Hammonds Park


• Old Gray Mayors 2nd Annual Basekball Game - WHS - Doors open at 6 P.M. - Game at 7

The Touch Down Club is busy planning and getting fund raisers going to support the WHS Tigers and have them ready to go in August. Everything they raise is for the players. All parents and fans are invited and encouraged to join in Sunday evening at DaLonzos.

This is the last week for the Library Story Hours for the youngsters. They started in February and are wrapping it up to get ready for the summer programs. The Revitalization Committee meeting is for wrapping up the last minute details for the big game on Saturday.

The Finance Committee is meeting to get recommendations ready for full Council on renewing the levy.

Saturday is the much anticipated rematch of the old guys battle known at the Old Gray Mayor's Basketball Game vs the elderly Potters of East Liverpool. Basketball great Bevo Frances will be on hand. You won't want to miss this one. Both Mayor Joe Surace & Jim Swogger vow there will no tie scores.

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