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Fine folks at center

Sat., Sept. 30, 2017

My name is Billy, and I am 75 years old. I go across the street to the Eastside Community Center. The folks that run this center are not only good, they are the very best. I go over there and they treat me with respect and are just good folks. They are people who do not discriminate against anyone.

It would be a shame if some outside group like the NAACP president, James Wilburn, should cause this center problems. I suggest that you go to the center and talk to the fine folks there.

Bill Strawn

Spokane

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