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VOL. 5, NO. 6                                     THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1967 - SIXTEEN PAGES


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  The1 Wintersvile Volumteer Fire Department Junior Firemen,
supervised by Captain Jerry Boyd, are loading up Christmas gifts
and food for the needy in the Cross Creek area. Kind contributions
from area citizens helped to make this possible. The Cross Creek
Welfare Fund was also kept busy passing out baskets. Mrs. Frank
Cunningham said that better than 50 baskets were distributed
during the Christmas holiday. Mrs. Cunningham wishes to thank
all who made this a happy Christmas for area residents who were
in need. Many thanks to all who helped package and deliver these
baskets.


HRISTMAS


                                         BEECHWOOD
 The Wintersville Citizen's Photographer, again this year, took
of Wintersville and the surrounding area.


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camera in hand and made a tour


  Before the holiday season is over take the famili out for a ride to view the lovely decorations
which have become so much a part of the Christmas season.


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Wintersville Officials To Be Sworn In
layor - Elect  Anthony J.   in the community.
rozzi, of Wintersville, Ohio  John Lenhart, 817 Main St.,
ounced a special meeting will  a former Mayor of the community
held on January 1, 1968, at and a present member of the
Village Hall on Leonard Ave- Board of Affairs. Mr. Lenhart
, to swear in the newly elected  has served nine years on the
cials of the village.       Board of Affairs and will begin
Ir. Petrozzi, who has two   a new four year term  in that
rs remaining on his term as position.
ncilman, submitted a letter of Robert H. Montgomery, 165
ignation to council at the  Beechwood, will begin a new
ular meeting of December    four year term as a member
so he could assume the duties  of the Board of Affairs. Mr.
Mayor of Wintersville.      Montgomery has served on the
'he new Mayor, who resides Board for 2 1/2 years.
i01 Garden Drive, is employed Francis  J. Donnelly,  284
:he Ohio Bell Telephone Corn..  Woodridge Drive, newly elected
y. He is married to the for- member, will begin a two year
r Annette Niemiec of Am-   term  on the Board of Affairs.
rdam, Ohio, and   has two  Mr. Donnelly is presently serv-
ghters, Janice Ann, 8, and ing the position resigned by Mr.
a, 5.                       Joe Hook.
fther officials to be sworn in  Mayor Petrozzi announced,
       :                   also, no regular business will
tilliam H. George, 813 Main be  conducted  at this special
'et. Mr. George is a newly  meeting. The regular meeting of
ted member, beginning afour council will be held on Tues-
r term on council. He is pre-  day, January 2, at 7:30 P.M.
tly serving the vacant seat            *   *
ated when Mr. Ford assumed  WINTERSVILLE SENIORS
duties of Mayor.             OFFERING SPECIAL PRICE
ohn 0. Ford, 104 Orchard    ON SENIOR CANDY
?et, presently serving as     The Wintersville High School
ror. Mr. Ford served two    Senior class is selling 3 lb.
rs as councilman, one and   boxes of candy, originally $4.50,
-half years as president of now reduced to $3.50.
ncil, and  six months  as     If interested, call 264-0388
ior. He begins a new four   and home delivery will be prompt,.
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  Delbert P. Vance, 293 Beech-
wood, will begin a new four year
term as Clerk of the Village.
Mr. VancP has served four years
as Clerk of the Village.
  Floyd W. Call, 464 E. Church
Street, will begin a new two
year term as Treasurer. Mr.
Call, undoubtedly the senior of-
ficial of the village, will begin
his 22nd year as an active of-
ficial of the village. Serving in
many capacities, Mr. Call is
one of the original founders of
the present Legislative Body and
was instrumental in the incor-
poration of the village.
  Mr. Call, a resident of the
village for forty two years, was
also instrumental in obtaining
the present water system, along
with other major developments


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