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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1952 T H E O T H E L L O O U T L O O K PAG E SEVEN HAVE YOU DONATED YOUR OLD BOOKS TO THE JR. CHAMBER LIBRARY BOOK DRIVE? Do so today! DEAR SANTA-- The following letter was printed in the Inland Register in December. 1951. ,Many people think of Christ- ~mas as time tp make merry and rejoice with gifts, tryir~g to get something ,better than someone else. Most children think of Christmas as ,getting up on the morning of Christmas and open- ir~g their gifts, or at night the family gathers around the tree ,and unwraps the gifts, never once thinking what Christmas really is. Very small children are not old enot~gh to really un- derstand, ~but they can ~be told o.nd taught .what it is about or from, or why it is. If ~people ,would look at the word "CIhristmas" they would • ~ee the .word "Christ" is in it C~ris~mas ,~ras started over 1900 years ago when a tiny baby was born in a manger. This ,baby was "Jesus Christ" the Son of God. He was the savior of men. ~-Ie died for us on the Cross of Calvary. It is the sate with other days such as ThanksgivinJg. So when I open my gifts on Christmas I will remember this is a more important day than just for opening gifts. Speaking of gifts, I have sovoe gLTts I would like granted. One is that Communism never shall reach us in Americaso we may olways be free to worship Him our Savior, on Christmas at Mass, at home, or any place at all! Another wish is that on Christmas that some ,poor peo- ple shall .be warm and have de-x cent food ,and clothing. And another is that more people be- come religious and help us fight Communism and free the poor people of Korea and anyone be- ing held prisoners and being killed and tortured! Still anoth- er is that more people may be strong and bravv, and though fi~ey van be killed or tortured they shall have saved their soul! That ,families may be unit- ed ,forever till the end of ~he world--4 'hope in Tmace! q~hat ~vould ~be a "great C H~IS~S" Sincerely, Barbara Ann Spitzer DEAR CLASSMATES Did you enjoy my letter last week? I ha've not fbeen enjoying the remarks about it I've been hearing around school this year. I hope you will forgive me and I will try to not be so snoopy this week--if you stay out of my sight! The other afternoon ~i had just co~ne upstairs from lunch. I .walked by Mr. Waldo's room. Guess what! There sat Jackie B. and ~Harry D. The whole scene looked mighty sweet. Hey, Jackie, what's been going on? No fair keepir~g secrets. Poor little Chuck K. I hear the girls are giving him a rough time. It seems to be his nose, but the operation did a lot of good. C'huck, how much does Patsy charge? She told me she wotfld put up a fine if you m, II HARDING GLASS COMPANY Mirrors--Plate Glass Auto Glass--- Sheet Glass Front and A~]~rn Sts Phone 841 Kennewick i I didn't pay. I have ibeen hearing things about Marvel C. What hap- pened on the way home ,from the game. Could you and Tiny tell us? Say, when did you turn psy- chiatrist, Zelma? Rex must week. nave a lot of troubles, or art you telling Rex your troubles? I'm very interested in your case (Love). Hey, Tom~ '~hich girl has been pulling on your ears, or is it that crew-cut that makes the difference? By the way, Jerry, I've heard you and Doris were in the typ- ing room the other day and were late for school. Your ex- cuse was you didn't hear the OFFICE FURNITURE and EQUIPMENT BASIN Typewriter Co. S ales and Service Office & Portable ,Typewriters Adding Machines Cash Registers Calculators 124 S Fourth Phone 4463 ,WIRING-- General Contracting Oil Burner Srv. & Supplies 409 W. Clark Phone 5651 Authorized Sales & Service Parts for all makes "Same Day Service" Mosher Vacuum Cleaner Clinic 423 W. Clark Phoebe 6671 Eastern Washington's Complete Ladies Store CROWN JEWELERS ~..~Coultre Benrus Watche~ Lock Diamond Rings Name Brands Jewelry Guaranteed.. Repatrs 415 West Lewis GUENTHiER TRACTOR Co. Allis Chalmers and Ferghson Ma jhinery Wyss Irrigation Pipe Jacuzzi, rairbanks Morse Pumps W~llys Cars and Jeeps 3}3 S. 4th Phone 4672 bell, ,but I think that is a mighty poor excuse. Pidge, you're getting popular. Someone else cast their line ¢or you. (Doreen, what are you b]ushin,g about?) Well, I ;better close for now. I've done enough damage to hearts and hopes this week, I suppose. Yours truly, Snoopy GOOD FOOD ANYTIME! BASIN CENTER Coffee Shop Othello, Washington FRANKLIN APPLIANCE APPLIANCE CO. ---MAGNOVOX-- Radios Phonographs Television HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Largest Record department in lhe Tri-Clty Area 409 W. Lewis Phone 3292 | 522 W. Lewis Pisnos :Instruments Sheet Music -- Records RUSSEL'S MUSIC SHOP Every~ing Musical 508 W. Clark Phone 4153 Pasco Paint & Picture Vish our Nu Hue Color Bar Choose the color you desire Over 1500 colors in paint Glass Wallpaper Framing 114 S. 4th Phone 5431 ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CENTER Norge, Bendix Appliances Zenith, RCA Radios Sales and Service 4~ and Cl~Lrk .... Phone 7211 nat$onally adve¢tised merchandise of known quali~y WOMEN'S .-- CHILDRENS APPAREL & IYRY GOODS .. SIBER~RY'S Dept. Store .. Phone 6141 .... 410 W. Lewis FORD FARMING HEADOUARTERS PRESTON TRACTOR CO Phone 6122 Sales and Service 1124 W. Ainsworth Pasco BUILD ~ S~:~UR~I'Y WITH SAVINGS PASCO BRANCH. YAKIMA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. C. S. C~l~rch.man, B~anch M, an~ger Current ~)ividend 2½ % Each Account Insured up ~o $10,000.00 422 W. Lewis St. Pasco,Wass Phone 3631 TRUCK and TRACTOR RECAPPING ECONOMY Tire & Auto SERVICE Phone 6231 Open Friday 'til 9 p.m. & "TOTS TO TEENS" Phone 3542 510 W. Lewisi THE WREN HOUSE Maternity F as~hiom.s Yarns -- Needle Work Free Instructions on Knitting or Crocheting at our yarn room Pasco --- Rtchland PLEISS --- DAVIS, Inc PASCO -- R/CIH_~ND Furniture --- Appliances -- Carpet -- Radio and Appliance Serv. Complete Drapery and Interior I)ecot~tLng Service MADISON Lumber and Mill Company Boysen Pain~ Builders' Hardware Windows and Doors Plywood Footings 702 W. Colum,hi~ Motor Sales Cadillac --- Pontiac Phone 3394 311 W. Lewis SAFES---LOCKS---KEYS Hobby ~upplies 9th and Lewis Streets Pink Blue SHOPPE CHILDREN'S WEAR From Infants to 12 Convenient Terms Free Delivery 117 S. 4th St. Phone 5~.~2 ! Fine Clothes for Me~ ..t¢ecapping- Vulcanizing.. OK Tire Shop Kelly Springfield Tires Compl~Ee Tire Service Phone 4441 1208 So. 10th -KUT Low-Cost orn~al for | (Th ] Patios sta D Equipment-- owney s and exchange 225 w. Columbia Puco 6:~4 W. Lewis Phone 6291 Pasco, Washin,~ton MOVING Sl ItAG PACKIHG PASC0 TRANSFER Inc PHONE 6311 Opposite Pasco 117 North Fire Dept. Third Street I . I JOHNSTON FURS If You Don't Know Furs-- ---Know yeur furri~ 712 N. 4th Ave. Phone 5761 DR. HAROLD E .OLSEN Optometais¢ Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Phone 3881 210 N. 4th St. Radio Service Guaront~ed Repair Motorola Radios For Home and Car Samsoni~e Lu~a~ Leather Goods Sam & Scotty's Phone 4492 912 Lewis Your Glass k Building Supplies Headquarters Mahogany plywood and Lumbe~ THHR OPANE Dutch Boy Pain BUilDEr,S H~AP~E 217 S. 5th St.. Phone 5523