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February 15, 1940 THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington Page Five Use Map Is Completed Land use maps for the Goldendale were completed today and sub- to the Pullman office for final ~PProval, according to L. W. Terna- county agriculturist• The land use committee consisting I ZACHARY NIEMELA MELDS THOUSAND ACE'S IN PINOCHLE Veteran pinochle player that he is, Zachary NiemeIa is still just a little startled over the thousand aces he melded in a game last week. To those not familiar with Gerald Fenton, Andrew Swan, the game 1000 aces ill pinochle Schuster O L Itamilton, is nearly as rare as 13 spades and Dr• H. H. Hartley met at the in bridge. It requires eight aces ~ounty courthouse Monday afternoon in one hand. complete the map progranl. E.E. Niemela was playing pinochle lop, land use economist from at the Warwick home of Mr. ashington State College, was ores- and Mrs. Andrew Isacson when tat the meeting, r Bill of he received the unusual hand. Other players who witnessed Tl~ack ~rlveru get you t of the phenomena were Mrs• ag blanks at The ~en inel - Niemela, and Mr. and Mrs. John All ready m~de up into books C. Harms. • rib'laal, duplicate, and tripli- tf-- Read the classified ads. tf ¢. County Schools Receive Monthly Apportionments More than $10,000 from state and county school funds was distributed to Klickitat school districts for the month of January, Mrs. Sue More- head, superintendent, announced te- d ay. NEWS FROM CLIFFS AREA IS REPORTED Esther Thompson, Reporter CLIFFS--(Special to The Sentin- el)--Clair Smith called on Melvin Miller Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Short were visitors Sunday at the Walter Thomp- son home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown and County Seal Sale Total Of $735.61 A total of $735•61, $200 in ex- cess of last year, has been received to date from the ~hristmas sale of rtuberculosis seals, Mrs.. Lowell Smith, executive secretary of the George Larson went to Yakima Fri- Klickitat oounty teague announced Largest apportionment, $9,409.95, day. While there they visited his today. The .report on the 1939 seal came from the state school equaliza- brother, Win. Brown and family, sale drive was made by Mrs. Joe tion fund. A total of $560.50 was Mrs. Jewel Edmison, our teacher Boyd, sale chairman, at the execu- included in the January apportion- here, went home to see her family tire meeting of the Tuberculosis ment from Klickitat county tax funds at Ellensburg last week. League held Friday. and $479.26 was included in the Ted Elmore was a visitor in The list of community seal sale county equalization fund. • Chamberlin Flat Sunday• returns, and individual chairmen Largest single apportionment in Chas. Ferguson was in Goldendale follow: Mrs. Boyd, Goldendale, the county went to White Sahnon Friday on business• $258.46; Mrs. James Whiting, and Columbia Union high school, Mrs. Ray Ferguson called on Mrs. White Salmon, $121.57; Mrs. R. M. Mrs. Morehead said• Goldendale's Andrew Jeter Sunday afternoon• Hun'tington, Klickitat, $52.86; Mrs. schools received $2,2.52•57 in the Mr. and Mrs. Wes Becks and Maud A. M. Matsen, Bickle~on, $46.29; January apportiomnent. Other school Garret called on her father, Jake Mrs. Clarence Johnson, Bingen, apportionments follow: CentervilleBecks last week. $44.41; Mrs. August Jackel, Center- $269•06; Klickitat $854.42; Trout Chester Brack and Win. Becks vis- ville, $33.30; Mrs. Theopa Bringazi, Glenwood; $29•46 ; Mrs. George Lake 676•95; Wishram $230•72; ited at the Jake Becks home one day Coffield, Wishram, $25•20; Mrs• Bickleton $255•14; Lyle $406.59; last week• iGlenwood $252•96; Bingen $260.80; F. L• Jackson, deputy county as- Melvin Garner, Lyle, $24•05; Mrs. John Sanders, Roosevelt, $22.19; Roosevelt $139.96; Husum $331.36; sessor, was in Cliffs the last of the Miss Rugby Gunkel, :T,rout Lake, ,Alderdale $150.20; and Dallesportweek. $15.00; Mrs. Martha Ford, Husum, 15109.09. Clarence Warren and Mr. Ryther $13.10; Mrs. George Gunkel, Mary- I were in Goldendale Friday on bust- hill, $10.00. Rosrel and Underwood Portable I ness. typewriters. Small doWn payment. I Still other community s~eal sale chairmen reporting were: Mrs. J. g. balance in small monthly payments. Read and use The lentinel W~nt Robineon, Dalles,port, $9.60; Mrs. Inquire at The Goldendale Sentinel. Ads. They get resuits, tt Lulu Angel, Appleton, $9.27; Mrs. E. E. Verley, B.-Z. Corners, $8.50; LYLE CARD PARTY IS WELL ATTENDED LYLE--(Special to T.he Sentinel) --Mrs. Harry Johnson spent several days last week visiting her daugh- ters, Mrs. D. Cox in White Salmon, and Mrs. Manley Cox in Bingen. Mrs. Clara Garner was a business visitor in The Dalles Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ha:man and little daughter, of Muster, Ore•, were First Semester Honor Roll For GHS Announced T-~wenty-four Goldendale h i g h school students were named on the first semester honor roll announced this week by Paul W. Johnson, su- perintendent. To be eligible for the semester honor roll a s,t.ude~t must visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. have all grades of "B" or higher. Ralph Ha,mm Saturday n:l~h,t and The junior class with 10 on the Sunday• honor roll led the list• The junior Harry Smith and Norman Dean class honor roll in$1uded LaVerne were visitors in Goldendale Friday Amundsen' Juanita Butterfield, Lois and S~turday. Hills, Robert Hoffeditz, Frances Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curl drove Lawson' Zeldia Riley, Christine to Vancouver Tuesday• Clifton CurlRoush, Ruth Schuster, Arthur Schus- accompanied them that far then ter and Betty Vanhoy went on ,t,o~ McMinnville, Ore. to his ...... '~ . .. ........... ~enlors lnClu{leCl: wesley Aoams, SChOOl work al~ l~lnfflel(l cortege ............... ....... r~utn ~agar, .uetry lmrle, Petty £,ay- Mr, ann ivlrs• cnarles ~regory man Nor n ..... spent a few days in Portland last . . '. .~ ee vanaevanter, ana week Ar(lytn west• t~opnomores on the Mr and Mrs Babbitt have moved honor roll were: Alan Hall, Oliver Stump James House and James into the Brace house and expect to '. Trowbmdge Freshman were Robert start a res'taurant in the ~pick and~ • : Span building in a short time• Groves, George Layman, Fred Miller Miss Elna S~rensen, o,f Salem, !and Robert Stetson. visited home folks Saturday night until Monday evening. I )OSEVELT RESIDENTS Mrs. James Elliott, of Goldendale,DRIVE TO GOLDENDALE visited several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Smith. R00~EVE~LT-~(Special to The Mrs. Elliott is Mrs. Smith s mother• Sentinel)--Mr. and Mrs. Bud Read- Mr• and Mrs. R. ~Hylton and son, er wen't to see the show, Charlie Donald, of Appleton, and Mrs. I. H. McCarthy, the Detective," in Gold- Barlo`w and Rube Barlow were din- endale Sunday• Mrs W G Parker Alderdale n • . • • , ~ , her guests at the home of Mr. a d Denise Mattson, Shirley Goddard Y f _lA p You get for in food value, freshness and 0 more your money xtra when specify Goldendale baked service you housewives specify Gold Krust now home of Mr and Mrs Walter Omeg Those $5 35 Mrs rlowardappointmentPatton, J-,aurel, a week s vacation due to several been ill for ommenti When you make ' ' ~' ~ Mrs. U. F. Hylton Sunday• and Billy Symonds were absent Come Ever_ Day... $5.00; and Mrs. 5~wel: Edmison, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Buck were Tuesday because of illness. Cliffs, $2.00• White Salmon visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clark, of Ore- ,..o.uenua.= L,a-lns , omvanz No .... reports have been rece,ved" A nice sized crowd attended the gun City. were weekend ~uesta at from either Goodnoe Hills or Junt- card party Wednesday night at the the G W: Clark home ...... redacts the rule Canyon, Mrs• Boyd said. T.hose club house• Eight tables of pinochle Al "Rankin was a weekend gusst assisting Mrs Boyd on the county o k . . • . were played. Mrs. Woo4house was of relatives in Walla Walla, He was e~ seal sale ,committee inciud:ed: Mrs. hi.~h for the ladies an~ Frank Tan .... ~t, nl,~,, ,Vho ..... ~ ~,., ~o u~,, s ~, - accompameo oy ms niece and nep- ~ ~ - -~v ..... ~'~'°" ~""'~ "-~"- ner high for the men. hew Mr ann ~-~ ~ ...... -, a*...~ f ' .~ ~ son, Mrs. Bert Wllkms Mrs. E C ............. e .... + ~, ' • • iv/r, an(~ ivlrs. A. ~. Jon.nson, mr. of Arlinuton Allison jr., '~nd Mrs. Run Richard- end ~'rs Sldne" Johnson Mr and -- ~ " ' ,, ,,~ • z , • ±vir and Mrs J H Symonds and foods. That's why so many Klickitat county ,__ [ son, all of Goldendale. "" "" DeW ese n- Mr - M ..... ~wrs. w. e a a . ann rs.family were in The DalIes Saturday YOUR '! . Lester Omeg were visitors a~t the o1~ business The Dalles Out were in G-oldendale reaa .......... wnen mey oraer at melr FROM TREACHEROUS FEBRUARY WEATHER ..... • • Sunday. The occasion was in honor over the weekend were" Mr and SERVE PLENTY OF PURE DAIRY PRODUCTS . ]Per WOO[ uslne 4 of Mr. and Mrs. Letter Omeg's thir- Mrs. John Benson, Jack Sanders, neighborhood grocery Milk and milk products contain the elements most essential _____ 'ty-s~xth" wedding" anmversary" • Bill Clark, Celwin and George Clark to perfect health. And when you serve dairy products be ~Frank E. Whitcomb, manager of Mr• and Mrs. B. J. Clark, of and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mattson and sure they bear the name Reliance Creamery, makers of the Port of The Dalles, this week Dallesport, were callers in Lyle daughters. Rehance Butter&,,v, ,~,,,,~~a]Ia #'a Ice Cream announced the of Jack Everyone attending the leap year One of the Chat has been ~Milne, jr, to contact Inland Empire dance in the ,Grange hall Saturday iworking on the railroad was seri- iOLDENDALE BAKING CO. THE RELIANCE CREAMERY ~ woolgrowers concerning the storing night reports a fine time. There will ously injured "when a bar hit his and shipment of their 1940 clip• be another dance there February 24. throat. He was rushed to the doctor Mflne will be n on Jake Tel made a business trip toimmedtatel WELTER a S . SOLD, Proprietor COLD STORAGE PLANT " gins educat al cam- Y. Portland Sunday, returning to Lyle Mrs Charles Run an returne paign concerning the facilities of the • y d ~4~*I,*~.~ ~,4~.~,~,~*~-~**~*I.g,.~***,***.~, $250,00~0 Port of The Dalles. Monday• ~ home last week from Mrs. McLavy's .... School opened again Monday afterhome in el e 1 ,Letters have been forwarded to " G d nda e where she ha~ ") ~---~ 1,000 sheep raisers of the interior ' s e me. ~f0~gb i cases of measles We understand all C H Henntn s returned home country announcing adjusted rates " • • g for shipment of wool by land to The are much improved and no new from J~hn Day Monday where he ' • cases are reported I)alles and transfer to Columbia " has been visiting with .his brother, river craft at that point. Savings on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chamberlain George Hennings. shipments will range from 50 cents lW:ent to Portland Monday where Mr. and Mrs. Elam Binns and to $1.00 per ton, Whitcomb announc-i tda;Ys are v~smng relatives a few children, Ronald and Virginia, and y0~ ~ )e ti~e ~~ It ~~~~t~'~ ~a i • Mrs. Mill Smith and grandchildren, ~"iMilne is the son of a pioneer The .~ Mrs. Lois C!ark and family ~/ero Ardis and Dolores were Sunday din- . ~olaen(late visitors last .Saturday her m~ests at th,~ ~h~, u~,,o Dalles business man and is a nephew .. n~ Mrs V C ~ " o~ ,. .,~ .v .......... ~r. a u • • • ~orensen arehome of E. E, C W, Homer and Otis • ~ .... speudlng a few days in Portland ....... • The Camp Fire Girls are giving a • ±vmrgan or tn~s county. They went down Tuesday morning. Valentine party for the s~hool Wed- i) -- " Dance MrsnesdayF b 14 They hope lt will CENTERVILLE WOMEN n* | ] " * • • be en'o \" "b "'" m ] Yea y all /\\ ATTEND DEMONSTRATION l lCKle[on • 1-1 Burr - " .~ , Y l-lennings, son of Mr. and ~onsors c T ~ennings has been iU CENTERVII~E----(Special to The a,,]~ with a v " " " cry oau cold. Sentinel)~Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Basse --"----- Irene Kenneth and Jo" - ~ i"~- made a mtd-~¢eek vislt to Clatskanie Members of Bickleton's 4-H live" nn l~unyan ' re s)onsmin" a fleeIwere vis,itors at the Runyan home to see M.r. Basses "~parents. stock club a I " ~ " t~ . t the ~unclay A number of ladies of 'the Cen- dance and basket social a I " • " d " " n e hall Satmda" eve I Bud y Runyan ~s staying with tervflle Grange took advantage of Bickleton Gra g • ' " ~ - _. _ _ .......... i ~ 1" ~nls granupa~ents in lc~os~vel%. ~/ ~, the home uemonstranon meeting at nlng, ~'eo 'ua'y ,. 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