Book: The Citizen

              VOL. 5, NO. 5                                 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1967 - TWENTY PAGES                             $5.00 per year 10 p


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        Throughout the years, the Miracle of Christmas has

             enriched our lives with an eer-present warmt

     radiating the hope and promise of peace and good will

                for all mankind. As we count our blessings this

     Christmas season, let us not forget that Silent Night,

 long ago, when the Christ Child was born. His message of life

     eternal is the true gift of the season. Let us pray that the

           spirit of the Nativity live with us, now and always.





The Wintersville Citizen Staff and Carrier,


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  Miss Susan Price, 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price
of 1215 Plum Street, Steubenville, told Santa that she has been a
good girl and gave him a list of what she would like for Christmas.
Susan had a chat with Santa during her regular Saturday  morning
visit to Wintersvile.
  Susan has a steady date for breakfast at the Village Square with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins of 1217 Plum Street, Steubenville,
neighbors and friends of Susan's family,  rt- ...n.    m.. ..


      Cross Creek
    Residents Asked
  To Help The Needy
  Residents of Cross Creek are
being asked to contribute to the
Cross Creek Welfare Fund to
complete baskets for the needy
families of the area. Cash con-
tributions are being solicited to
purchase meat and produce items
for nearly 50 baskets distributed
every year a- Christmas time.
Residents wishing to contribute
may call Mr. William Herrlngton
at 264-4381, Mrs. Frank Cun.
ningham at 264-1596 or Mrs.
John Garner at 264-2752.


Citizen News Deadline

Moved Up For Holidays
  News Items for the issues of
December  28  and January 4
should be called or mailed into
the "Citizen" office by noon on
Saturday, December  23  and
Saturday, December 30. The
early Saturday deadline for news
has been set due to the coming
holidays. The usual news deadline
of  Monday  at 5:30 will be
observed for the issue of January
11 and thereafter.


Make Every

ay Christmas


nt year when the hearts of all children
unding with excitement. The time to
is people throughout the land are ex-
tidings of joy. But all is not hap-
e in our own area there are many
wake up Christmas morning and find
house waiting for them. It's a sad


thought, but a true one. Despite all the many wonderful
organizations that work hard to provide a little joy for
the needy, there are still some neglected. Wouldn't it
be wonderful, if on Christmas morning, everyone looked
to his neighbor and made sure there wasn't a sad child
anywhere! Better yet, why not find a boy or girl that
won't have a Christmas and give them one 12 months_.a
year. Remember children are the most precious "Gift"
God has given us. Let's do our best to make this a
Christmas they won't forget.


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