The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
Santa Gau,
Letter 80.


old, and he lives at 1850 West
Belleview avenue, near Mount
Clemens. he insisted on writing
his own letter to Santa. and q
very interesting one too al.
though mother had to write what
we call q covering letter" which
helped Santa decipher Timmy's.
This little lad would like . snow
shovel. q big Teddy bear, some
new blocks and . big truck. He
would like Santa to paint his car
red and black and put headlights
and horn on it.
Carl Ann Peltier writes = very
good letter to Santa Claus con-
sidering that she 10 q 2-B student
and the letter. obviously. Is Car
oil AIMS very own. The bottom
is well covered with kisses to
Santa. o 1t looks like little Miss
Peltier will have to have the
wedding doll and playhouse she
wants.
Darlene Estelle Rachow. Of
267 North avenue, sends her
very first letter to Santa this
year. She Is five years old and
has been q pretty good girl, and
she hopes that next year she'll
be able to write her own letter
to Santa. Darlene would like .
sweeper. coloring books an d
crayons, telephone, doll clothes,
doll blankets, tinker toy, 4 house
coat, slippers, shoes and seme
knives and forks. She's going to
be a very busy and a very happy
girl at Christmas.
Ano er busy house thi 5
Christmas will be at 200 North
Gratiot avenue, Mount Clemens,
where a well-printed letter in
forms US that: Patsy Scharff
wants a doll, a set of dishes, and
a doll bed; baby Bruce wants a
toy wagon, teddy bear, blocks
and some other toys; Margaret
Erwin wants a doll and rocker;
Sandra Erwin wants q doll and
doll stroller, an iron and board
and dishes for all of the girls to
use; Arthur wants a bow and
arrow game, two guns and a
train; Jimmie, who is only four
months old, wants some rattles,
of course, land we all want some
candy and nuts in a stocking"
Marlene Zuhlke, of 1921 Mar
lilac, Mount Clemens, thanks
Santa Claus for the gifts she re-
ceived last yer, and her list
this year includes a snow suit,
muff, a doll with hood, doll
wardrobe trunk, an a De Luxe
pom pom jewelry set. Marlene
asks Santa not to forget her
cousin Louise, who is only two
years old.
Marilyn Martin Is Eur years
old, and she lives at 685 Little
road. Her printed letter informs
Santa that she would like a doll
and some doll clothes, a buggy
and some other things. Santa
wishes that every little girl in
the world could have these all
important Christmas gifts.
Peggy Rudolph, Of 1875 North
Walnut street, writes to Santa
as follows: Dear Santa Claus:
l am a little girl nine ,ears old,
and do you know. what l want
a typev ritter. II I get that I'll be
q happy little girl, and that's all
I want. Thank you, Santa Claus"
Peggy's handwriting is so good
that Santa hopes she won't neg
lect 1t, and although typewriters
are very scarce at present, Santa
will try very hard.
Donald Gents, who doesn't
give his address, writes to Santa
for himself, his sister and his
brother, Arnold. Donald is five
years old. and would like lad
der truck, q fire truck and trac-
tor and a train. For his sister he
suggests q big doll and doll bug
gy, and for her brother a large
pool table.
Gary and Ronnie Callewaert
live at 6370 Hall road, Utica, and
they join in q letter to Santa
which Gary, age five and one
half, dictated. Gary would like
wooden gun, tool chest, flash
light, q dump truck, a fire wa
gon, coloring books and candy
and nuts for both the boys. Rom
ME Is one and one-half years
old, some blocks, a little ele-
phant and a toy telephone would
suit him.
Sharon A. Trombley and her
brother Larry persuaded mother
mother to write their letter to
Santa, because they are seven
and half and four and one
half years old. (How important
that half" is at their blessed
age!) They have q baby sister.
only six weeks old, and Santa
ust not forget her either. Sister
and brother have q long gift list
for Santa, which because of
space limits he'll have to con-
dense: ice skates. clay, books,
dishes, doll clothes, nurse set,
telephone, washing set an d
clothes; q toy riff wrecker.
truck, steam shovel, q snow
shovs1 firn noeauA and othar