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! March 28, 1940 THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington Page Three Waldo Klein spent Easter in the valley with friends. Roy Kaiser drove to Portland on Monday. He returned to ~.Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Allison spent Easter weekend in Portland vis- With friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. \Yes DeWeese, of were in Goldendale on Saturday. ttarry Palmer, educational ad- for Camp Go~dendale, spent Easter weekend in Portland his family. Earl Baker is newt working b°~kkeeper at the Kaiser & Robi- Machine shop. Mrs. Baker for- Worked at the Hudson Sere- station. ~Ii~ Mildred Drury, of Portland, Easter Sunday visiting with mother, Mrs. Lilly Drury and a~ily. ~Ils~ Lorrainne Crosby, of Rock Oregon, spent the Easter in Goldendale visiting with Cousins, Chesley and Celesta Mr. and Mrs. Matt Co~tella, of Idaho, ~vho have been vis- friends and relatives in Center- a couple of weeks, left for and Astoria Wednesday. Be- leaving for their Idaho home, Will also visit Mr. Costella's in Clatskanie, Oregon. and Mrs. Ronald Faulkner, o.f spent the weekend in Gold- visiting with Mr. Faulkner's Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fen- L ~rs. Bertha Trost, Mrs. H. ~W. Nev~~ Dan Schrantz, of Cleveland, was Chester Clark, of Dallesport, was in Goldendaile on ~busin~ss~ lastin Goldendale Monday on business. Thursday C.A. Johnson, of Hartland, was Dance i at Centerville Grange hall, m Goldendale on busless Monday. March 30. 4-H clutb benefit. It Hildor Kure, o~t Lyle, was in .Clifford Clingenpeel is assisting C. Goldendale on business last Thurs- H. Wierman at the shoe shop this day. weeek. Miss Isabel Trantum spent the Mrs. Walter Jones, of Portland, is Easter weekend in Seattle visiting in Goldendale "this~ week visiting with her parents, with relatives. She is a sister of Ed R. S. Hoisington, of Bingen, was Radcliffe, FTarLk Radcliffe and Mrs. in Goldendale last Thursday on bust- Lottie Hamilton. ntss. John Schmid, Charles Pearson, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wterman and Fred Wood, of Trout Lake, were in daughter spent Easter in Toppenish Goldendale on busino~s Friday. visiting with relatively. While here they met with the coun- E. F. Lester, of Lyle, purchased ty land use mapping committee. a new Ford through the Nickerson Earl S. Cos, state representative Motor comps.no last week. from B.ingen, was in Goldendale on Walter Klatt took delivery on a business Friday. new Ford coupe last week. The sale Dance at Blockhouse Saturday ~vas made throughl the ;Nickersonnight, March 30. it-- Motor company. Gordon Baker and Gone Glader, W. E. Gadeberg, of Roosevelt, both of White Sal,mon, were in Crold- took delivery an a now pickup last endalo last Friday for the land use week. The sale was made through mapping meeting. /he Ntckerson Motor company. W.A. Wyatt, assistant area man- Matt Costella, of Fairfield, Idaho, ager of the census bureau from Spo- and Martin Lumijarvi and William kane, was in Goldendale on business Niva, of Centerville, made a week- Saturday. end trip to Seattle. Z. O, Brooks spent Monday in R. C. i~olcomb, State game pro-!~rhite Salmon on business. Monday teeter from White Salmon, wm~ in leeching he attended a meeting of Goldendale on business last Thurs- the Oregon-Washington Telephone day. company in Hood River. Judge Howard J. Atwtll returned- Legion Auxiliary dance, Utopian to Kelso Thursday after conducting H~all Saturday, March 30. 1.t-- the regular term of superior court Frank B. Harper, of the division here last week. Judge J. E. Sto~e ~f information of the Soil Conserva- will ,be in Goldendale April 2 for ~tion service, was in Goldendale sev-i the next regular term of court, oral days the past week ~orking' Mr. and Mrs. Waiter CIaussen, ofwith officers of the Camp Golden- The Dalles, were in Goldendale Fri- dale. While here he assembled edu- day to attend the funeral services cational information concerning the for Mr. Claussen's uncle, John various ,soil conserving practices be- Claussen. ing carried on in the Klickitat val- Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Nickerson ley. drove to Portland Sunday where Charlo~ Wright was fined $5 and Mrs. J. J. Fry and Mrs. they visited with Mrs. Nickerson's costs in E. L. Whitehill's justice Richardson drove to Lyle sister who has been ill for the past court Monday, on a charge of al- Wedne~clay. afternoon, to attend month, lowing a person without a license district board meeting of the I , , I Dick McCoy, C. A. Johnson and to operate his automobile. The ar- ated Woman s clubs. I James Powell, all of Hartland, were rest wa~ made by John Gulden, state s Oregon Journal delivered to he ...... l in Goldendale Friday for the county patrolman, and C. R. House, county me or at wonrec[mnary s[oroS/lan~ ma nin e tin llI ' u use~ p. g m e g. sheriff. son ~ Pharmacy George Lay I e re late Mrs. Ida JM. Coke returned to her " "l Maurer Brothers F ed Sto agent, tf--- last week installed a 40 horsepower home in Seattle last Friday after spending two: weeks in Goldendale PHONE 52 :FRIDAY.SAT. March 29-30 Double'Feature JOIiN I~I$CILLA LANE March 31, April 1 ;electric motor in their building to operate their feed grinding plant. The electric power replaces the com- bustion ,motor formerly u~ed. The change eliminates noise and dirt, they say. Mrs. John Barnes returned last Friday from Zephyr Hills, Fla., where she spent the winter visiting with her sister. She returned by way of .Oklahoma City, Kansas and Cali- fornia. In Kansa~ she visited her girlhood home. She reports that her son, Clifford Barnes, is now work- ing with the federal government in an oceanographic institution at Woodshale, Mass. For expert and rapid radio repair call Home & Auto Radio Service, En- derby Garage. Completely reorganiz- ed. All ~rork guaranteed. 124t---- University of Washington stu- L dents who returned to Seattle Sun- day for the spring quarter after !spending a week of spring vacation visiting with parents and friends in Goldendale included: B(yb Imrie, Bigby, Milton Eddy, Bob Brat- iron, Byron Brown, George Dressel, Valda Crevling, I~rraine Kayser and Dick Dawson. Guy Norris, Goldendale contra¢ tor, last week was awarded a Did i for the co.nstruction of 1.58 .miles of highway near Joseph, Oregon. The i eontraet, awarded by the Oregon state highway department, is for a federal air project. He plans to be- visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs M. R. Davits. Mrs.. Davies is the daughter of Mrs. Coke. Jay Perry, of Kennewick, super- visor of the census for this Con- gressional district, was in Golden- dale Satdrday conducting a ~peclal census school for county enumera- tors. R. V. Blinn returned to Golden- dale last Thursday from Yakima where he was receiving treatment for a broken shoulder. He will be required to keep hih arm in a cling for at least six weeks while the shoulder mends. Dance at Blockhouse Saturday night, March 30. lt-- S. A. Rossler, former Bickleton resident, was named president of the Valley Country club at Grand- view last week. Rossier, who now lives at M~?)ton, said extensive plans are being made for the improvement of the Valley golf club's course. L. C. Layman, O. A. Hammer- bacher and W. Wilson, o~ the Top- penish Eagles lodge Were accom- panied by E. J. Cyr, Yakima district director and former state president of the F. 0. E., to Goldendale last week for a special meeting. While here Cyr presented the ~ldendale Eagles with a certificate of member- 'ship achievement. Mrs. E. T. Cerveny is now in West Allis, Wisconsin convalescing from Miss Resells Turley, of Yakima, spent Easter in Goldendale visiting ~with friends. She is a si~ter of Dr. Gerald Turley. Carnival at Roosevelt, Saturday night, March 30. it-- August Hanson, C. R. House, Ed- gar ,~. Canfield, S. F. Wnuk, Elmer Kamholz and A. M. Matsen drove to White Salmon Monday on business. Mrs. Claude Thompson and two children are spending this week in Longview, Wash.; With relatives. Dean Gtllenwaters was in Roose- velt on business last Thursday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Garrett, of Walls Walls, spent the Easter week- end in Goldendale visiting with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. tnd M~. Lowell Smith and family. Gerald Hall, engineer from Yakl- na, was in G,01dendale Monday eve- ning to meet with the city councili concerning improvements on the water system. Mrs. G. S. Richardson returned last Friday from The Dalles where' sbe spent several months visiting with friends and relatively. Earl Victor, from the regional ad- ministration o'ff'ice of the Civilian Conservation Corps in Spokane, was in Goldendale on business several days early this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Kaidera ac- companied by Mrs. Ted Kaidera and daughter spent several days last week in Pendleton, Ore., where they visited at the Jud Bunnell home. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Davis returned to Keller, Wash., Saturday after spending several days in ~oldendale visiting with relatives. ~-Ie is em- ployed on a construction project near Keller. I. J. Drury this week was issued a building permit for the construc- tion of a new grease rack at the Home Auto. camp. Estimated cost was $600. P. D. Presher this week ~'as i~ sued a building permit for the con- structi'on of a porch on a residence located on lot 16, block 12 of Goid- en's first addition. Estimated cost was set at $50. Credo Watson, Martin Ferry, Joe AImhier, sr., Joe Abshier, jr., and Harold Fariello attm~ded the "Smok- ed Fish" dinner served by the Klick- itat River Fish and Game club at Klickitat Monday night. William L. Farrens was issued a building permit Tuesday for the construction of a $4000 residence in Byars' addition in North GvTdendale. He plans to start construction work next month. Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Niemela at their Goldendale home were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Herkell and family of Wapato and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams and family of Klickitat. Carnival at Roosevelt,Saturday night, March 30. lt-- Mrs. Norman Martinsen returned to Seattle with her .husband Sunday after spending the past ~'eek in Goldendale visiting with her mother, Mrs. A. L. Dawson and other rela- tives. Mr. Martinsen drove to Gold- en.dale Saturday. A building permit for the con- structi,0n of a three-car garage was issued to M. L. Gerber by the city clerk this week. Estimated cost of the garage was set at $200. The ~bullding will be constructed on lot 6, block 7 of Ward~'-s addition. gin work there shortly. McNutt injuries received in a recent fall. O.P. Kreps, jr., Mrs. O. P. Kreps, Brothers, of Oregon, were second She had planned to leave ,for Yak- sr., and Miss Jayne Kreps, all of Glen,wood~ wer(.e in Goldendale on lo~ bidders and Homer Johnson, of ima more than a week ago when business last Saturday. While ,here ~ I~N HUNTER Portland, was third. ~Norris now has i she fell. She will be confined ~to, her II~TERLOI~R|*PAUL LU~I~a construction job ~between Roose- bed for at least a month recover- Mi~ Kreps attended the census velt and Alderdale in this county, ing from the injury according to a school held in the courthouse. Norris.' bid on 'the Oregon job was letter received here this week. She Others from Glenwood who attended $25,200. was visiting with her son Ralph the school were Mrs. R. I. Parrott The Portland Or~gonian avallabl$ Cerveny when she ~vas injured, and Osmar Ladiges. April 2 from Fr~erick Oltmanns. Call phone Th$ ~ P-I ?llve~ad to ~r O.Q. Olover, of Woo dla~n, and Raye, Charlie Ruggles 484 for daily delivery to your own home or at M¢I~ Ph~rma~ an~chasedHenry Miller,new Farmall°f Cen!terville,tractors fromPUre ill home i~ town or at Conf~mttonary A}llson s Pharmacy, or call Harold the Wilson Implement company this ~ week. FARMER'S stores, tf Weiss, agent: tf ~] ~.,~,@,~@~,4,,l~@4,,l~4,,~,~ui,~~@4,,~,H,¢~,~@@~@@@~l Reginald Miller, o:f ;Seattle, spent [i eyerh I ~r itthe weekend In G°ld'endale and Con- DAUGHTER" • " terville visiting with his parents, (~a~'toon---,,Way Back When a Mr. and Mrs,. J. A. Miller. Reginald i Triangle Had Points" " Miller is an announcer for Totem Broadcasters in Seattle. ~ ~l~l~°rtllght--'LA-Day-IsB°rn" JL O rl.[ce the :f .!l ..... I D..THURS. April 3-4 Uobl " u-'e F mture "A Good Plaoe To Eeat" Banquet l oom Available PA U[ , $1DN[Y TOLERR [Ii COMPLETE NEW PASTEURIZATION EQUIPMENT : NEW DOUBLE TESTED DAIRY HERD Your choice of either Pasteurized or Raw Milk ill I'i MORNING DEL'VERY ill i ti GOLDENDALE DAIRY illGG°°d Work go I Phone 3024 For Delivery Service II WIERMAN S Shoe Repair Albin Bergland, of Glenwood, was in Goldendale on business Thursday. Elmer Nelson, of Blckleton, was in Goldendale on business Saturday. Mis.s Velma Miller, Floyd Bart- mess and Howard Spalding drove to Yakima Sunday. Legion Auxiliary dance, Utopian IIall Saturday, March 30. lt-- T. J. Brislawn, of The Dalles, blockman for the Allis-Chalmers machinery company, was in Golden- dale on business Monday. E. C. Cole spent Sunday in Trout Lake visiting old acquaintances. He attended Ea,s,ter church services while in the valley. Ralph Woodruff, of Trout Lake, was in Goldendale on business last Thursday. Dance at Ce,nterville Grange hall, March 30. 4-H chub benefit. It S. F. Wnuk, White Salmon corn- ,missioner, was in Goldendale on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Sherwood, of Vealla Walls, were in Goldendale Tuesday evening for the Pro Amer- ica dinner. Fred Kemp, Benton county com- missioner, was in Go]dendale Tues- day evening for the Pro America dinner. He is a former state repre- sentative from this district. Danes at White Creek Grange hall (Dot) April 6. 132t-- Senator Charles F. Stinscn, of Pasco, wa,~ in Goldendale Tuesday night for the Pro America dinner at the Methodist church. He was an overnight guest at the Hotel Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fulton, of Wasco, and Miss Fancher, of Seat- tle, were in Goldendale last week on business. While here they attended the horse sale at the Frank Riley ranch. Legion Auxiliary dance, Utopian Hall Saturday, March 30. 1.t-- Miss Shirley Vasey, accompanied hy "Miss Dorothy Robards and Harold Beckman, all of Portland, spent Easter in Goldendale visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. E. R. Vasey. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vasey, of Portland, arrived in IGoldendale Wednesday to spend a few days vis- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Vasey. Mrs. Vernon Vmsey is a sister of Miss Helen May Bryan. Dance at Centerville Grange hall, March 30. 4-H clu~b benefit, it Mrs. Ross Biggs spent Easter in Portland visiting friends. She re- I turned early this week 'with Clar- ence Hanson. Shirley Hanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanson under- i went an operation for appendicitis at the Portland Sani.tarium last Monday. Mrs. Hanson remained in Portland to be with her daughter while Mr. Hansen returned to Gold- endale Tuesday. Mr. end Mrs. Homer Silver were called to Le~viston, Idaho last .Sat- urday where Mrs. Silver's brother was s~riou~ly ill from injuries re- ceived in a fall from a horse. Mr. Silver returned Monday while Mrs. Silver remained in Lewiston. Word was received here Tuesday that her brother had died at the Lewiston hospital. Mrs. Harold Wolverton is substituting in the Goldendale schools during Mrs. Silver's absence. Among the prominent Republican women in Goldendale Tuesday eve- ning for the Pro A~merlca ainner w~re:~ Mrs. J. T. Urquhart, state Republican committee woman from Yakima; Mrs~. Dean Gurie, stat~ vice-president of Pro America from Yakima; Mrs. Harry Kendall, Yak- ima county Republican committee woman; Mrs. C. F. Barrows, of Yak- ima; Mrs. Natwick, of Washougal; Mrs. R. J. Bates, state committee woman from Bingen; and Mrs. G. F, Standard Quality.... POSSIBLE PRICES... Waist Overalls Extra roomy cut from full weight. 8-ounce sanforized shrunk denim. 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Legion Auxiliary dance, Utopian Hall Saturday, March 30. 1,t-- ,Mr. and Mrs. Benny Benson drove to Walls Walla last Friday on buM- ne~s. Marriage Licenses Elmer Becks, 21, of Lyle, and ,Pauline Lo(~mis, 17, of Appleton, at Goldendale, March 15. R. g. Holsington and Stella M. Griffin, both of Btngen, at Golden- Fred Allen, White Salmon te~ch- dale, March 21. or, ~vas in Goldendale Saturday for Howard War d 28, and Evelyn the s~)evial, curri~ulum~ .meeting held [ Laxton, legal, 1)Oth of Ooldondale, here. , l at Goldendale, March 34. Legion Auxiliary tt,~ Utopian ""~-e, ~ 1 V.M. Calavan, 22, and Rosalie A. Hall Saturday, March 30. l¢--IWhite, 18, both of The Dalles, at The condition of Mrs F L Tu ' • • "IGoldendale, March 19, three day bandt, of Spring Creek, who is sort- J law waived ously 111 at St. Elizabeth's hosvital ___~-" ____ ~..._.~______ in Yaklma, was Yeportod as slightly SPRING BARGAIN F]~STIVAL ! Spring Is here! Let's turn our improved today. Mrs. Tubandt is thoughts to House Cleani~g. Get suffering from high blood pr~sure your choice of 1 lb. Washing and heart trouble. Mr. Tubandt is CompOund or ~ oz. Cleanser for 5c, or 1 pint Red or White Polish in Yakima w~th Mrs. Tuba ndt. for leo---With any two articles in March list. R4~l jd m ~lm ~ Ws~ ..... a.- .,~ "Walt For Watkins"---It Pays! Netls, of Klickitat. Ad~.~.-~ ~ r~m~. m ROY W. LUNDBERG, Goldendale Dance at Blockhouse Saturday ...... night, March 30. lt--- ~ ~ ~ H, ~"~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard~' Prid~aam and daughter Bet, ty, of Los Angeles, B, fore Refrigertion arrived in Ooldendale Saturday to spend Easter with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Pridham. They planS E E t.o return to Los Angeles Thursday Dean llenwaters New Economy where he is employed in the Doug- las Aircraft factory. Mr. Pridham is ~J ~/~ rl~ ~1 t :a former Goldendale resident. Carnival at Roosevelt, Saturday night, March 30. lt-- E. C. C~le, John A. Miller and W. G. Heyde~berk, o~ the Goldendale Odd Fellows lodge, drove to Blckle- il ,fi4gera:to ton Saturday evening to meet with the Bickleton I. O. O. F. lodge. M. W. Chapman, of the Yakima lodge, was present at the meeting. 6.4 cubic feet net refrigerator space Goldendale Ms, sons are making plans to entertain the district Dep- uty Grand Master who will ~ak6 his official visit here April 4. It is believed about 20 Mas~)ns from Yak- tma will accompany the district of. ricer to Goldendale. Tsubota Brothers, Maryhill garff- eners ,this week installed a 25 horsepower electric motor ~o 'l~' used in pumping water for irriga- tion from wells on their Maryhtll property. Power is supplied by the Pacific Po~'er & Light company over their new 1,ine built into the MarY- hill community last winter. The New ZENITH REFRIGERATOR gives you quality re- frigeration, at economical prices. See the new 1940 Zenith on display at i