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Thursday, May 19, 1938
THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington
Klickitat valley's pre-eminence In
the production of quality beef was
BOOSTS KLICKITAT BEEF Portland insurance agent and a fre- S intend
ents
quent Goldendale visitor, last week uper
iL' a letter to friends here, termed Neet At Olympia
a locally produced beef roast, "Tl~e
attested to again when D. E. Beard, finest I have ever eaten."
Mrs. Sue Morehead, county school
F4`÷~4"il'*~4'÷@'['~'~'4`4`4`g'4`°*,'~b'~°:°÷~@~°~¢'@4`~u@~g*~$~ superintendent, was call,ed to Olympia
........ 4, today to attend a meeting of state
Al/l " IUkT T|I I S t ,,ho,,io,i0ialsconce ingedu--tion-
k_Y2. ]k V J.k • taxation problems for ,the coming
• • • year.
Special prices this month only on all $ S niey F At ,ood, s te school
r~T~1~v~'lrw ~7~Tw~ ~ww~ ~ superintendent, summoned Mrs.
; I"LI~I~ILVAI~IA IIK~ ÷ Morehead, along with the school sup-:
~ 0----------- i erintendents from every county in
~ .L Washingt, on, to appear in Olympia
t THE SERVICE GARAGE i Thursday morning:
ou. .... --
• Lyle SchoolNotes
• • •
Let Him Make Your Old Car Look
Like New And Your New Car Newer
GRADUATION NEXT WEEK
Baccalaureate services will be
held at 8:00 p. m. Sunday evening,
May 22, at the M. E. church. Miss
Esther Wellwe of Yakima will give
the sermon.
'Graduation exercises are schedul-
ed for Wednesday evening, May 25.
Mr. Chandler, assistant secretary of
Washington Educational Association
is to be the speaker.
Five high school boys graduating
are Wesley Anderton, Jim Curl, Carl
Coleman, Bill MeLeod, Clarence
Ensley.
The eight eighth graders are June
Parks, Vlvian Dickerson, Helen Jane
Fuhrman, Joyce Korthase, Emery
Lasen, Earl Tanner, Albert Hatha-
way, and Richard Gray.
Attendance in high school is be-
coming better. Maybe, its because it
is so near the end of the year.
Last Friday the Seniors took their
~neak. They went ~o Sandy river and
reported a good time. (That is what
~ll their talking was about.)
Lyle received their basket~ball
trophy last week. It sure is a beauty
~nd you should see it.
Lyle had little trou~ble defeating
Centerville last Thursday. This Fri-
day they play Trout Lake here,
The school pictures were taken
last week. Pictures were taken of
the boys in their basketball and
football suits.
It looks like Lucllle Dlckerson,
P~ette Dean, and Moyno Payno are
Or Your Money Back. or will be the only ones to haves
perfect attendance in the high
school. We wonder how they do it.
Could it be the beautiful spring
O weather that has turned certain
people to poets.
It i~ coming close to exam time.
All Work Done at THE SERVICE
can hear the big sighs when
GARAGE• Your car called for and t.is
is mentioned.
Friday the grades won from Gold-
delivered
endale ~tnd Klickitat.
Henry Tutbill, Helen Jane Fuhr-
man and Yivian Dickerson will go
to Goldendale Tuesday for the spell-
ing contest from Mr. Kilbourne's
roe m.
Miss Miller is ~back after being
~bsent Friday. Mrs. Kilburne took
her place during Miss Miller's ab-
sence.
Those going to the spelling con-
test from Miss Miller's room are
Jessie Yohey, Elizabeth Tuthill, Col-
leen West, Carroll Johnson, Billy
West, and Mary Lou Cody. Alma
Russell tied with ,Mary Lou for third
place, but lost out in the last test.
Ruby Johnson of Yakima was a
visitor last Friday.
Wallace Tlppery left the primary
room last week.
L"
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Bingen Man Held
For Burglary
Second degree burglary charges
~were field against Carl Nystrom, of
Binges, in Klickitat county Superior
court la-s't Thursd~ay. Nystrom, pend-
ing trial this week, is being 'held in
the county jail.
He is charged with breaking in:to
a warehouse (~wned~ by Earl S. Coo
at Bingen. The ¢~lleged burglary
took place last April.
WOMAN'S CLUBS HOLD
MEET AT KLICKITAT
KL, ICKITAT-- (,Special to The
Sentinel)---Hello folks--you almost
didn't get any news this week. Your
~eporter spent Monday in Portland
shopping, instead of staying in
Klickitat and newsing.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Niemela are
the parents of a baby girl, born at
the Klickitat hospital Tuesday the
tenth. We understand that the little
lady has been named Twilah Luella
---and excuse us if the spelling is
wrong.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey motored
to Portland, Sunday. Mrs, Clark,
who is Mr. Jeffrey's aunt and has
been visiting with the Jeffreys, went
down with them and will remain
at her home in Vancouver. The Jef-
frey children spent most of the day
having a grand time at Jantzen
beach.
The members of the Fish and
Game club entertained a number
of teen age girls at their meeting
Monday night. The girls were in-
formed as to some of the m~any
mysteries of trout angling. (Would-
n't some of the "pops" be mortified
if their young daughters became so
interested in fishing that they could
beat their old dads at it). (Accord-
ing to some of the wives it Would-
n't be so hard to do at that!) Mrs.
Bob Greame and Mrs. Hazen cooked
the dinner that was such a popular
feature of the evening.
Bill Woods, Mr. Drexel, Hyan
Loeschen and his nephew Don Hunt-
er, all went to Seattle on business
I Saturday, all returned In good
spirits Sunday evening.
Reverand and Mrs. Schramm and
Mrs. Loeschen motored to Portland
Sunday to attend a concert.
Miss Marvel Parriott spent the
weekend in Portland.
We understand that the repair-
tng of the road from Pitt to Klick-
ttat has been postponed until late
fall so the constructi~,x work won't
nterfere with the trucking of boxes
out of Klickitat during the fruit
R~,ason.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Burnett
save been out of town for several
weeks. Mr. Burnett is working in
Portland temporarily for the Gas Ice
Corporation, but will probably be
back in Klickitat next week.
Fred Ogden has become a prop-
erty man or somethlng, He is buy-
ing a little house out in Hutchins-
ville from Dewey Thomas.
The Klickitat Woman's club held
its Guest Day meeting in the club
room Wednesday of last week. There
was a potluck lunqheon served in
the club room at noon. During the
luncheon a Mothers' Day present
was presented by the club women of
Kliekitat to Mrs. W. Hogg, the;
elt~b's oldest mother. After the
meeting an interesting afternoon's
entertainment was presented by Mrs.
Neils and her committee. The meet-
ing was attended by guests from
White Salmon, Camp Seven, Lyle
and Goldendale.
Margaret Saunders doesn't believe
in letting a good thing die from
lack of local support. She has the:
mumps.
The Klickitat P. T. A. held its
annual election of o'fflcers Monday
evening of last week. The new offi-
cers elected are: Mrs. Roy South-
mayd, president; Mrs. H~ubert Ms-
gee, first vice-president; Mrs. John
Monroe, second vice-president; Miss
Jenny Fields, secretary-treasurer.
The new officers were installed at
the meeting, and plans for the P. T.
A. senior banquet discussed and
committees appointed for the event.
Dewey Thomas is in the Good
Samaritan hospital in Portland due
tc the unfortunate affair of last
~'eek, and will have to remain there
for at least a month.
Mrs. Marvin Howland has been
confined to her bed for over a week
due to a very severe cold.
We wonder if the Klickitat Wom-
an's clubs, Chamber of Commerce
and various other organizations
wouldn't be interested in pooling
their resources and hiring a swim-
ming pool director for the summer.
The pool in the river by Howlande
is "not only very Popular with the
children" but also very dangerous
for unsupervised children to swim
in.
Mickey.
Truck drivers get Your Bill of
Lading blanks at The Sentinel of-
fl¢~. All ready made up into books
with original, duplicate, and tripli-
cate. it----
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS I day.
smMr'all and Mrs. Louis Welsh and
SAFETY
FIRST
MEETING
. ~ daughter Hazel, and Mrs.
.. Agnes Stanley and daughter, Pa-
WISHRAM---(Special to The ~en-ltricia Lou, were Goldendale shop-
tineD--Wind and more wind. Will
it never end?
Mr. and Mrs. Lester John and
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Huber were
The Dalles shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fr~ Bailey motored
to Bend last Saturday.
Mrs. Alvin John entertained her
curd club Tuesday.
Al Chambers was in Portland Sat-
urday on business.
Ray Lewis and family moved to
Bend, Oregon, Friday.
There was a ",Safety First" meet-
ing Tuesday night. Quite a crowd
turned out.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin John and wee
uaUghter, Sharon Lee, spent a few
days in Goldendale as guests of Mrs.
John's mother, Mrs. Jim Johnson,
formerly of Wishram.
Mr. and Mrs. Ganguin and son
Alvin of Goldendale, spent Sunday
as guests of their daughter, Mrs. Ed
Johnson and family.
Mrs, Louise Bailey and niece of
Vancouver spent the weekend as
guests of her husband.
~uests at the Louis Walsh home
over the weekend were Mr. Walsh's
sister Margaret and Marie, and also
a brother and friends.
Mrs. Roy Cochran had as guests
for a few days, her daughter, Nora
and her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Heath of
Vancouver are the proud parents of
a baby girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murphy of
Bend, Oregon, spent a few days as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mc-
Grath.
Tom Kady of Spokane, a retired
brakeman, visited friends in town
the past week.
Mrs. Dwight Cochran and wee
daughter, Janet, have returned from
!a month spent as guests of her par-
ents in Independence, Oregon.
Mrs. Howard Babcock and son
Jimmy, are spending a few weeks
visiting her parents in White Fish,
Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Waldorf were
Portland shoppers last week.
Mrs. Bertha ~rooks who was
taken down wth a slight paralytic
stroke a few weeks ago was taken
to Oda, Wash. by her niece where
she can be cared for.
John Johnson who works on the
trip track, has been on the sick list
for the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson and
children returned from a few days
spent at Ocean Park Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rayburn and
children spent the past weekend at
the home o£ her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Tobin, near Goldendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayes and fam-
:ily took in a show in Goldendale
Friday.
,Mrs, Pete Wilson, Mrs. John
Wobb and son Elwin Howard, mo-
tored to The Dalles on business Sat-
urday.
Roland Leabo, engineer on the
switch engine in the yard, motored
to Vancouver, Saturday.
Mrs. M. S. Lee had as her guests
over the weekend her daughter and
three children o! Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. Jack Henderson is in Bend
visiting her husband who is work-
ing on the switch engine there.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolfer of
Portland were visiting friends over
the weekend.
Mrs. Bernard Lantry and Wee
daughter, Mary Lee, are visiting at
the home of her folks in Portland.
Also at the home of Mr. Lantry's
parents.
Mrs. Nell Gallagher, Don Severns
and Mr. and Mrs. George Rayburn
wer~ at Hood River on business,
Saturday.
Tommy Delaney, young son of
Mr. and Mrs, Tim Dclaney broke his
left arm Just above the wrist, last
Thursday evening while playing at
the school &,rounds.
Pete Wilson was rushed to The
Dalles hospital Wednesday evening
with a ruptured appendix.
Mrs. Tim Delaney and Dick D~
laney accompanied by Charles and
Bill Dubs, were The Dallee shoppers
Saturday.
Dec Rainey, engineer on the S. P.
& S., broke his arm while fishing
ne~/r the McCoy ranch at Hartland.
George Rayburn and Harry Sev-
erns motored to Bend last week.
Mrs. Nell Gallagher and daugh-
ter Mrs. George Rayhurn were in
White Salmon, Saturday.
Bill Dube purchased a second-
hand Chev.
Mrs. Abney and Mrs. Chu. Clark
were in I,yle Sunday visiting Mrs.
Clark's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L.
Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Bond return-
ed from a few days in Portland,
Tuesday.
Nadine Rose spent the weekend
in Portland.
*Mrs. Bernice Jackson and daugh-
ter Joyce, of Goldendale were guests
of Mrs. Alvin John for a few days.
i Warren Thomas, Bud Henderson
Elwtn Howard and Julius Egashira
took in a show at The Dalles Sun-
pers Saturday.
Many of" the Wishram children
took the Mantoux tests for tuber-
Page Five
culosis in Goldendale last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walsh and
daughter Hazel, and Miss Marie
Welsh of Portland were in Golden-
dale on business Monday.
TO CLEAD CEMETERY
State Fire Marshal
Inspects Schools
School 2)uilding in all but three
Klickitat county districts, were in-
spected last week by E. L. Smith.
~ta|e deputy fire marshal from the
insurance commissioner's office in
Olympia.
I While Smith's report on s~fety
i ~onditions now exi~.lng in various
I Klickit,~t sclmols wee not made pub-
lic, Mrs. Sue Morehead, county sup-
Monday, May 23 is the date set to i erintendent intimated that individual
clean up the Pleasant Valley ceme~ !districts, will in many cases, receive
tory. All interested please come. I spt~qflc instructions from the state in-
Basket dinner at school house at I surance commissioner's office.
noon.---~Igned: Committee. i The majori, ty of Klickitat county
come. !schools were given 'trigh safety rat-
Signed Committee. !ings by the state inspector~
Goldendale Hardware
TOMATO JUICE SET
Consisting of Pitcher and 6 Gla~es
Regular $1.35 Value for only ....
ORANGE JUICE SET
Consisting of Pitcher and 6 Glasses
Regular $1.35 value for only .....
O'CEDAR SPECIAL
This set consists of $1.25 O'Cedar Dust Mop and a
25c bottle of O'Cedar Polish
Both for only ..................
JOHNSON'S SPECIAL DEAL
Consisting of 1 Pint Johnson Self Polish Wax and
Applicator
$1.25 value for only ............
ill I Illll[ II i,m,
Friday, Saturday, Monday, May 20-23
Red&White TOMATO JUICE
FROM THE FIRST PRESSING OF SUN RIPENED
TOMATOES
16 3 for 25c cans for only ......
SOAP FLAKES
Quick Arrow
7 Large
25c pkga
Biscuit FLOUR
Red & White
4 Pkg-_ ....
Cascade SODA CRACKERS"
2 lb. Boxes for
tl
BEANS
Small White
20 lbs. ....
Mart COFFEE
IF YOU PAID $1.00 A POUND YOU COULDN'T
BUY A BETTER COFFEE
for only .........
Any Grind
Red White Food Store
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