Crossword Puzzle
t ACROSS
11. Vegetable
14. Degenerate
17. Water drops
18. Goddess i
20. Trigono- *
22. Contests
25. Wheeled
29! Excellently
31. Palm liber
32. Indications
36! Great Lake
39. Sleeping
places
40. Persian
AamitofiMlt
SliU|VPlSii3B,Sj1 IV11 |t)|
fmi~iLLBUftLiPlMap ,I LI
BRtSTumSgDMB H
sjEpVcgsgBQMlJJXiSj
* 1.1.1 r BCKlspjH LI i m
NohWMMH Mgflm
LI i uriTa^HTiaTVl nllwi *n
XlLI iMai.ril.ITi
42. SH]^aw*y
45. sK? ^
19. Quiet J 1
25. Hat
26. Merry
27. Brave
wJSal ^ **
la
4S.WM
“Our Open House” . . .
j BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. UR —
j Whatever else they’ve lost, jewel
I er Harry Davis and his wife Lynn
still have their sense of humor.
Their Christmas cards cus- I
tomarily are photographs show
ing the couple comfortably seat
ed before the fireplace.
This year’s cards are no excep
tion. The Davises are sitting be
side the chimney—and nothing
else.
Their home was destroyed in
last month’s disastrous Bel-Air
fire. “Our open house,” the card
proclaims.
At the bottom of the greeting
is their temporary address in Bev
erly Hills, followed by the phrase,
“Out but not down.”
SKATING FOR THE HOLIDAYS
The fact that the ice rink con
tinues to be in the process of pre
paration for good skating is not
due to lack of water, as 63,000
gallons of water have been pour
ed on it to date, state Con Potter.
Just about the time that it is
in condition, along comes another
snowstorm and covers the ice and
more water has to be poured.
Weather permitting there should
be good skating during the Christ
mas holiday.
HOLIDAY ESKIMO
GAMES ARE PLANNED
Out in the Eskimo villages the
days between Christmas and New
Years Day are given to races,
games, story-telling, and whole
some merriment. Some contests
are planned in the Lutheran So
cial Hall. The time is Wednesday,
Dec. 27 at 8:30 p.m.
Mrs. Robert Reed, wife of the
former hospital administrator
here, is being Santa’s helper this
year, as she is supplying the gifts
for all the little boys of the Com
munity Methodist Church Sun
day School, where she was a
teacher during her stay here.
■ * *- -■ - ■ - -.
The Brooks sisters, Lois ft Judy,
who are tealhers. left for home at
Yamhill, Drs., for the Christmas
holiday and will return on Jan. 2
to resume teaching their classes.
Kathy Jackson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. R. Jackson, Is now at
tending the University of Madrid
in Spain.
THIS
IT CHRISTMAS CAROLS BRING
THE STORY OF TKE^ III gj k,lL
NEW-BORN KING,
AND MAY THE MUSIC, Jtfl Pi,
SWEETLY AND GAY,
BRING JOY TO YOU
THIS flHRISTMAS ¥|AY
\j II
if. 1 g->* v'-- ;