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February 22, 1940     The Goldendale Sentinel
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Thursday, February 22, 1940 HILL 4 H L B OLD FASHIONED SNOW MARY - C U it STORM HITS HEIGHTS HAS BASKET SOCIAL ~; a~| KL]]OKITAT HEIGHTS--(Special MARYKILL-- (Special to The ,f S~| to The Sentinel)--Maryal Cimmi- Sentinel)--Harold Barrett went to ! Yotti spent Valentine's day at Mrs. Portland Sunday for a few days• .~l i~t" Pearl Johnson's bringing her a val-! Mr and Mrs. Dolph visited at the entine. A pleasant day was spent in McDonald home Saturday night. ~lay!ng games and the little girl t The basket social at th.e school ~ent .home with many pleasant [house Saturday night was well at- "'~I umorle~. I tended. Tile 44q girls put on a'nice . Mrs. George Bradford spent a few entertainment of short plays and days .this week visiting at her son lgames and made nearly fifteen dol- Frank's near Lyle. 'lars for the club. Friday and Saturday we had a Mrs. Jacroux, son Alfred, and genuine old fashioned snowstorm,Miss Hilma Bruner, of Goldendale, Yes sir! proving Mr. Groundhog was visited at ~he Goes .home Sunday u. K. in his winter prediction, afternoon. THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--C ldendale, Power Company Court News Given Reports Jump For Week's In Consumption A business ~e has been fil- ed which shows that Herman C. Rol- Average residential consumption olff and Clayton J. Roloff are con- of electricity in the territory served ducting a business in Goldendale un- by Pacific ~Pbwer & Light Company der the firm name of Roloff & Son. increased 56 kilowatt hours during ...~ ......~ ~_ - ........ Iu L*tU ~,X~U ut ~tanK upLmor arm 1939 to a new high of 1606, accord- wife, vs. the unknown heirs of Philip fng to Jobn Nath local agent .......... ' " ' r. trays, ueceasea, et ai, juugment This is one of the highest system ........... ~ ~ is enterea wnereln it IS oraereu, an- averages for ,%lly utility in ttle ha- .. ~_~ _...~ ~ ..... .~ ,,.~, ,~.^ ..,.~.. j @~ u~u~ ¢~11~ u~t~i~u L JA gtU ~0 j~lc&l~z- tion Average annual residential use .......... • tins are granteu ju(lgment against of electricity for the rest of the the defendants, quieting the title of United States is 900 kilowatt hours ................ " ~ • the plalntlK in ann to ~o~s ~ ann o; Average price received by the SE~NW,~ and 1N~E~$W~ S~c 19, Tp Washington Revere, Reynolds Red Cross Officer Reverend Reynolds, of White Sal- mon, was named vice-chairman of the Klickitat county Red Cross chapter at the regular meeting of that or- ganization held here Monday even- ing. Reverend Reynolds succeeds A.I L. Rosenhall, of Bingen, who resign- ed recently to move to Toppenish. Bud Watkins, of Bingen, was named first aid and life saving chairman for the county Red Cross group. This post also was formerly held by Rosenhall. At the meeting here Mrs. C. IF. Breneman, delegate to the ALDERDALE SENIORS TAKE ANNUAL SNEAK Page Five II Mr. and Mrs. Vinton visited Thursday at Mrs. Pearl Johnson's Bill Yohey experienced the dis- °o~nforts of a siege of measles of Which he has nicely recovered. His sister Jessie is recovering more Slowly. I read it in ~he Sentinel. Mrs. Selph, of Wishram, visited Mrs. Harold Barrett Sunday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Peck were business visitors in Goldendale Sat- urday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rob|son vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Re!bison in Goldendale Sunday. Reliance Cream- ery prod.ucts put roses In my cheeks! Mummy says I should eat plenty of butter because it makes me grow strong and healthy. She says its made from pure cream just like the kind I have on my cereal at breakfast every morning. THE RELIANCE Pacific company per kilowatt hour for residential service was 2.54 cents, 38 per cent less than the na- tional average price of 4.07 cents. Pacific customers purchased ap- proximately $3,846,000 worth of electrical appliances during 1939, ac- cording to reports from dealers throughout the system, indicating the large amount of equipment which must be put to work to cause such an increase in residential use of electricity. hlcluded were 6055 refrigerators, 5705 washers. 1963 ranges, 1259 water heaters, 13,624 radios and 15,614 I. E. S. la:nps. 3 Marriage Licenses Willis Catron, 19, and Louise LaRiviere, 29, both of The Dalles, at ~oldendale February 14. Three day law waived by court commissioner. Melvin E. White, 21, and Erma Wells, 20, boLh of T.he Dalles, ae Goldendale, February 16. Three day marriage law waived. Henry Decker, 42, Port Townsend, and Mrs. Louisa Hametner, 42, of Keyport, Wash., at Goldendal,e, February 19. Arthur A. Wiles, 21, and B~tty ttoffeditz, 19, both of Goldendale, at Goldendale February 21. C. A. Leachman and Mary Carter, both of Wishram, at Goldendale February 21. save an you ever m @ AN EXTRA MARGIN PERFORMANCE AT NO IN QUICK FACTS Q. Is R more economical? A. Just test it! NEW SUPER-SHELL is made by Shell's "BALANCING PROCESS" to give ~. outstanding performance in all gears. means increased savings on Stop-and-Go your costliest kind of driving. Q. And on the highway? A. Check its great road mileage for yourself! The "BALANCING PROCESS" makes every ~lof NEW SUPER-SHELL more fully e--at all speeds. Q. Is NEW SUPER-SHELL qdick starting? A. Yes! NEW SUPER-SHELL is the fastest starting regular grade of motor fuel we've ever made ! Q. Are its anti-knock qualities improved? A. Yes. Try NEW SUPER-SHELL on the steep- est hill you can find. You can feel the difference [ Q. Does NEW SUPER-SHELL cost more to make? A. Yes--but it costs you no more. (WITH ALKYLATE) Q. Does it give better mileage? A. Yes. NEW SHELL PREMIUM has the high- est power output of any Shell motor fuel ever made. Q. Are its anti-knock qualities improved? A. Yes. NEW SHELL PREMIUM contains alkylate. Q. What is alkylate ? A. A petroleum derivative extremely high in anti-knock value. Alkylate is what has made possible the super-octane gasolines Shell akes for aviation. Q. Is NEW SHELL PREMIUM quick starting? A. Like a flash! We know of none faster l Q. What about the price? A. Costs more to make, but costs you no more than the usual price. These two new gasolines are the latest result of Shell's research on Stop-and-Go driving. The same research which led to the Share-the-Road Club with its 5,000,000 members WO GOOD GASOLINES MADE EVEN BETTER 5, N. R. 16, and cancelling any in- terest claimed by the defendants. In the case of Ruth Huber vs. Fred Huber, upon motion of the plaintiff, it is ordered by the court that the defendant be and appear before the court and show cause, if any he has, why he should not be adjudged in contempt of court and punished therefor for his failure to make payment to the plaintiff of sup- port money in accordance with the terms of the Interlocutory Decree of Divorce entered in the case. Orders are entered which grant to the Board of County Commissioners extra compensation as follows: S. F. Wnuk, 7 days general administra- tion, $42.00, and $18.95 for neces- sary expenses incurred; 15 days as road supervisor, $90.90: Elmer Kam- holz, 9 days general administration, $45.00, $17.85 for the use of his car and $14.95 necessary expenses in- curred; 13 days as road supervisor, $78.00 and $24.45 for the use of his car: Alfred M. Matsen, 4 days gener- al administration, $24.00, $9.50 for the use of his car and $22.50 as nec- essary expenses incurred; 17 days as road supervisor, $102.00 and $27.35 for the use of his car. The State Tax Commission filed Satisfaction of Warrants which show that the judgments held against the following parties have been fully satisfied and discharged : Merl Young, Thos. A. Cody, J. M. Park, Richard Lest and L. W. Wood. In a case instituted by the State of Washington ex rel, A. M. Matsen, S. F. Wnuk and Elmer Kamholz, as County Commissioners of Klickitat county, vs. John A. Miller, County Auditor of KIickitat County, relators pray that the Court forthwith issue an alternative writ of mandate dir- ected to the defendant, requiring him to issue warrants in payment of the Public Utility District election ex- penses, or show cause why he should not be compelled so to do; and that upon a hearing and determination of the cause, a perejnptory writ of man- date issue directing the defendant to issue the said warrants. Alternative writ issued. Petition is filed which asks the court to appoint Clair R. Blanchard as administrator "of the estate of Lester 1. Blanchard, deceased. The estate consists of separate real and personal property having an esti- mated valuation of $3,000.00. The decedents mother will inherit the ca.-i tire estate. In an action instituted by Freeman R. Grow and wife against Sara E~ Barnett, and others, the plaintlffsl pray judgment that they be decreed to be the owners in fee simple of a tract of land 100 feet by 100 feet in Block 39 of Golden's Central addi- tion to Goldendale. Upon motion and affidavit of the Prosecuting Attorney, in the case of State of Washington, vs. Jim Houst- on, which shows to the court that the defendant has, In all respects, complied with the terms of the pro- bation heretofore granted him, and that it would be for the best inter- ests of the defendant and of society at large that a dismissal be entered, therefore it is ordered by the court that the action be, and the same is dismissed. The guardian of the person and estate of William Morrow, an in- competent person, has filed his final report which is approved by the .court. The guardian is discharged and his bond is exonerated. A petition is filed which asks the court to appoint Ross Esteb as guardian of the person and estate of Eva ~Parman, an incompetent person. In the matter of £he estate of Arthur F. Alexander, deceased, upon petition duly filed, it is ordered that the administrator sell for cash in hand, one horse and one 1930 Model A Ford car, for nat less than the appraised value. Order is entered which approves the final account as filed by the ad- ministrator with will annexed of the estate of Davis S. Walters, deceased, and the residue of the estate is dis- tributed in accordance with the terms of the will. Sell t~os~ unutmd artlelqm you have exou-d the farm or home b~ running a ~1 ad in The Beat~- retttr~e yon get . . . and the out h~ small t~. 1918. The present Red (].ross member- ship in Klickitat county is 734, larg- est in the history of the local organ- ization. At the meeting Monday ev- ening bills were read and approved for the various Red Cross agencies. The next meeting will be held in Lyle, April 8. WPA Worker - Dies On Job Funeral services for Charles James Mercy, 54, were held here last Sat- urday at 9:00 p. m. Mr. Morey died February 14 while at work with a W~PA crew near Wahkiacus. Death was caused by a heart attack. Funeral services were conducted by ~ather I~ons, pastor of Holy Trin- ity Catholic church. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery at Golden- dale. ALDERDALE--- (Special to The Sentinel)--We have had quite a lot of rain in this part of the coun- try bhe past week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glasco were supper guesbs of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stout Tuesday evening. They then motored to Sunnyside where Mr. Glasco Joined the Veterans of For- eign Wars. Mrs. Gla~sco joined an organization also. T, hose who were valley callers Friday were: Mr. and Mrs. Art Lowell and Gayle, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Marvel and Carl Seely. The Alderdale high school took their annual "Sneak" Tuesday. They left town Tuesday morning and mo- tored to the valley where they spent the day having fun. In the evening they attended a show. Everyone had l a very nice time. Leona Seely and I~n~ora Grubb spent Tuesdaj night wibh Lois Churchill. Those who attended the dance and basket ~ocial at Blckleton were: Donald and Bud Miller and Gayle Lowell. Frank and Winston Churchill were visitors at Carl Seelys Sunday. Jackie Highfill returned to school Monday after s~lffering from the i measles. Mrs. Clyde Allbritton visited Mrs. J. F. Churchill Wednesday. [ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen are the parents of a baby boy, born Feb- ruary 18, at Pasco. Donna Pierce ,has been ~ffertng wi~h the flu the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allbritton were in Yak|ms on business Tuesday. Those who were vbsitors in Gold- endale Wednesday were: Harold Seely, Charles Allbrt,tton, John Churchill, Mr. Porter, Fay Eakman, Clarence Porter and Clyde Allbrtt- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Porter and family were visitors in Bickleton Sunday. Don't forget the dance at Alder- dale on February 24. Tull's orches- tra. Everybody come. TERSE SET Glenn Sperry, Seattle youth sen- tenced to Monroe reformatory last fall for an attempted armed robbery of Wilhelm Vergin, Alderdale ranch- er, has received a minimum term of five years. The five year minimum term was set by the state board of prisons and paroles, according to R. M. Spoon, county clerk. LET Jo Goldendale's EXPERT PAINTER and PAPER HANGER You Can Do It Economically AT OLTMANNS SEE THE NEW 1940 WALLPAPER PATTERNS Guaranteed FULLER PAINTS FROM LiSt PRICE HsRrS a tire that's famous for quality; noted for long. dependable mileage. And---at a 25% discount from list Price! Tim Firestone Standard is the only low-priced Nre made with the patented Gum-Dipped Cord Body which gives greatest protection against blowouts. Remember that| Look at that treadl It's deep. tough and rugged for long wear. It's scientHically designed to protect against skidding. 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