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June 20, 1940     The Goldendale Sentinel
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Page Ten THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL-- ldendale, .Washington Thursday, June 20, BICKLETON BAND HOLDS PRACTICE BICK.LErPON --- CSpecial) -- Mr. ~ud Mrs. Henry Lester and Roma and I.~ren were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Runyan, of Dot. A special practice for the Biekle- ton band and Glee club was held at the high school Wednesday evening to prepare to sing and play at the Pioneer Picnic. A picnic was held Sunday at the M~tsen lodge. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Matsen and Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard In- gram, Mr: and M~'s. R. W. Snodgrass and Mrs. Anna Nelson and Elmer. H. C. Clark spent the evening lest Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flower. ~Mrs. Bill Darland, of Goldendale, spent the night Thursday wlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flower. Mrs. Glenn Glass and Myrna left for Oakville Friday, where Mrs. i Glass plans to go to school. Mrs. Welter Binns and Gay Bybe were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric ~Frostrup during the Pioneer picnlcl and the weekend. Miss Richmond, of Prosser, visited! Cathrine Frostrup IFriday. i Visitors of Mr• and Mrs. W. G. ! ~aulkner for the Pioneer picnic avd over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fowler and family, Miss Lullia F~tulkner, Miss IJucile Faulkner, Ray- and June WhRe, of S~n Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Snodgrass, of Los Angeles, California, were guests of Mrs. Anna Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ingram from Thurs- day until Monday. Mrs. Saodgrass is Mrs. Nelson's daughter. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Snodgress an,: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ingram and Jlmmie were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Snodgrass and fam- ily of Yakima, Mr. and Mrs.~M. A. Collins, Har- le~nd Shultz and Mr. and Mrs. Cha ~. Scott attended the church picnic Sunday held in the Sunnyside l~ark. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wilson and family attended the show "Rebecca" in Sunnyside Sunday. L. D. Yarnell was in Arlingtm Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kettells, of Seattle, oalled on Mr. and Mrs. Estin C~aines Saturday evening. J. E. Carter has been quite ill the ~)ast few days. C~rl Carter took him to Grandview to see Dr. Brown M~n- y. daMr. and Mrs. Archie Kltchart were callers S~turday. evening of Mrs. Col- vln Crider. Mrs. Kitchart was form- erly Wilma Brockman. Isabell Yarnell is visiting with Mrs. Calvin Crider this week. Harland Shuitz, who was chosen from the Bickleton Grange to attend the annual .State Grange convention in Olympia, returned home Saturday evening. He reported that he had a very good time. He went over on the bus and returned with James E. Carter, of Grandview. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walling and Orvel visited their nephew, Harry ~dllon, of Richmond Sunday• Ruth Jensen is visiting in Ellens- burg this week. A P. U. D. meeting was held Wed- nesday evening in the Grange hall. Mr. Ivebte, who represented the R. E. A., outlined the power line in this district. It was a very interesting meeting and was well attended• Margaret Reilly, who was chosen from the Bicklebon 4-H Girls to go to Pullman to visit the 4-H club camp, returned home S~turday. She was gone a week and she had a very nice time. M.rs. K. Y. ~Fox and boys, oi Sprague, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Copenhefer Sunday. a Read the classified ads. tf Election year or any other time, all parties realize sub- stantial savings at Safeway--- on guaranteed quality foods. Sugar *'°'Greou,.,- .w|fl,b.. 5 5f Lc 'b '5.29 VAL VITA Large Bottles MID-PACIFIC No. can & Dn mSTANDARD 2 No. 303 cans cans } AIRWAY COF,EE 35¢ Mdd Mellow Lb. 12c Pkg. ,DWARDS COFF. ~n 39¢ Drip or Regular LIPTON'S -TEA Y2 lb. 38¢ Orange Pekoe Pkg. ARGO STARCH 2lIb. Pkgs. 15¢ Corn or Gloss TOMATO JUICE 15¢ S4Jnny Down 46-oz. Con GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 10¢ Glenn Aire, Fancy Con FANCY PEARS No. 19¢ Harper House Con DAIRY PRODUCTS MONTH FEATURES CHERUB--Fresh Tasting CHEESP. 19¢ Tasty, Mild Cream CHOCOLATE DROPS S4~ Old Fashioned LB. .ERSNEY'ARS 3 Plain or Almond for SNOWDRIFT Co.4S¢ Shortening 3 Lb. SALAD O,~ 39¢ Wesson Qt. Can IVORY SOAP 3 for 2S¢* Large Bars IVORY SOAP 5¢ Medium Size Coke . EAC" ,17¢ White Magic CANTERBURY " TEA Oranqlt Package Pekoe BOYAL SATIN Produce Specials Effective Friday.and Saturday Only ANAS, fancy Golden Ripe, 4 lbs. 29c GRAPEFRUIT, Sunkist Icy. lge., 5 for 23c LETTUCE, solid large heads, 2 for ... 15c New, U. S.No. 1, 10 Ibs...25c CUCUMBERS, hot house, ex. Icy., each 5c TOMATOES, field grown Texas, 2 lbs. 15c Certo, 3 bottles ....... 45c For making Jams and Jellies Sure-Jell, 3 ...... 25c For making Jams and Jellies Salad Dressing qt. ..... 21 c Oascade l- onnaise, quart .... 33c Piedmont Salt, 26-oz. pkg., 2 for.. 15c Maximum Wheaties, package .... 10c Breakfast of Champions Rib Roasts, lb. ........ 25c Standing Prime Sirloin Steak, lb. ...... 29c Short Ribs, lb. ........ 11c Beef Roasts, lb. ....... 19c Blade Cuts Veal Roasts, lb. ....... 15c Shoulder Cuts Veal Steak, lb. ........ 19c ms. i i ,ms LLb. Pure Lard, 4 lbs. ....... 29c Dry Picked Hens, lb. Morrells Tendered Wole or Shank Half -- UNION CALLS STRIKE (From First Page) I we will have a complete crew when we open May 15." Hingston said the company and the union have worked in harmony the past three years a.nd that he had agreed to recognize a committee of employees as a collective bargaining agency on questions affecting wages and working conditions. This year such an agreement was discussed but up to the time the strike was called none had been sign- ed. No Pickets No picket line will be placed around any of the Klickitat Pine Box company property unless an at- tempt to operate is made, Weiss said. Strike headquarters have been set up by the union in the Abeling Build- ing on Main street. "Union headquarters are open to the public at all times," Weiss said. "We will attempt to answer ,a.ll ques- T .... LI MASS OF-RO0 I REMOVED FROM CITY PIPE LINE At least one of the reasons why some Goldendale water us- ers were not receiving sufficient pressure was uncovered a week ago when Jim Brazelton, water superintendent removed a mass of roots froln the King street line. The roots had grown into a mass more than 16 inches long and nearly eight inches in dia- meter and had virtually ob- structed the eight inch main in which they were lodged. According to Brazelton the roots, which came from a grease wood bush, entered the pipe through a joint connection. The roots were on display in The Sentinel office window last week. Earwig Bait tions and explain our stand to the general public." The Olympia headquarters of the district council of International Woodworkers of America with which the Goldendale local is affiliated was notified of the decision to strike fol- lowing the vote Monday night, Weiss said. This notification was the first word the district headquarters bad concerning the strike, he declared. Vancouver Man POMONA GRANGE In Jail Here Klickitat Ponlona Grange will meet with the White John Bright, of Vancouver, was lSaturday, June 22. All arrested in Arlington, Ore., last urged to attend, as important j T]uw'sday on a first degree forgery ters will be discussed at this warrant issued by A. B. Groshong, ing, ~Gerald Fenton, Master, White Salmon justice of the peace. Reports on the state session Bright, who was brought to Golden- be heard. A pot-luck dinner dale by Ralph Walker, Kllckitat served at noon. deputy sheriff, is being held in the county j~ail pending his arraignment I read it In The SentineL in superior court. According to the transcript of judg- ment filed with the county clerk's office by Justice Groshong, Bright is willing to plead guilty to the forgery charge. Seed Certification Survey Sc__heduled pR E C | S | Farmers who wish to secure state REBILll certification for their gz~ss, legume *or cereal seed should contact the Formula Given county agriculturist's office before June 24. In answer to the request of many On that date Leonard Hagnaeur, Goldeudale heine owners tlle Klick-extension agronomist from Pullman, Owni~"w~terguaranteedlo itat county agriculturist's office this will be in Goldendale to aid ~,. ~r. of the week released the following poison Ternah~n, count agent in inspecting ~,,e 40% on your typewriter dollar! :formula for combating earwigs: all fields listed for seed certification ! Bl)a.n, 12 pounds. , exalnination. The I Fish Oil or fish meal, 1 qt j Sodium Flousilicate, 1 lb. I PLANS TRIP Sentinel This mixture should be scattered i The Goldendale local, which was~t about the lawn and yard by hand. i Dr. Thomas N. Meade plans to filiate.°rganizedDistricthere innine1937includesiS a CIOwash_iaf- ! The lawn or yard should not be wat- ] leave Sunday on an extended trip ington, Oregon and Califonia. Weiss l.red for several days after the be.it ira the Atlantic coast. He will return has been distributed. ~to Goldendale August 1. said he believed this was the first] strike called by a local of the dis-I trict nine council since its forma- tion. Credit Bureau i Meeting Slated Hayes Jacobs, Jr., manager of theI Klickitat County Credit Bureau, t~n-i nounced this week arrangements are i being completed for a banquet and meeting of credit grantors and credit bureau managers, to be held here Friday, July 12. Members of the local association their employees and wives and all others interested, will be invited to attend. ~High point of the evening will be an address 1)y Russell L. Elsom, ex- ecutive secretary of the associated credit 1)ureaus of the Pacific North- west. Elsom will spe~Lk on "Credit Trends.". With The Churches o LATTER DAY SAINTS R. R. Hamm, Superintendent Klickttat, Washington St',nday school 10:00 a. m. in club rooms at Kltckitat. HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Patrick S. Lyons, Pastoz Schedule of Masses First, Tkird and Fifth Sundays 9 a. m. St. Mary's Church, Wishram, First, Third end Fifth Sundays. 11 a. m. LYONS HANDY MIX Lemon, Lime and Mint Julip Tomato Juice, 14 oz., 3... 23c Campbells Crackers, 2 lb. box ...... 27c Sunshine Krispy Crackers, 2 lb. box ......30c Sunshine Graham Chopped Olives, 41/2 oz .... 9c Ripe Olives, large ....... 15c Cen tury Brand 1 box Rippled Wheat and 1 box Cookies .... H & D Jell Powder, 3 .... 14c Fruit Cocktail, 83/4 oz ...... 9c S & W Brand Fruit or Vegetablesl 8 oz. 10c For Your Picnic Ida Dell Corn, 3 cans .... 25c Lindy Peas, 3 cans ...... 25c i W Soda Pop, all flavors, 7 .. 25¢ Certo, 3 bottles ......... Sure Jell, 3 for .......... S & W Peas, No. 2 ....... Pure Lard, lb ......... 7c Back Bacon, lb ....... 1 lc Beef Tongue, lb ...... 10c Minced Ham Lunch Meat, lb ....... 15¢ Side Bacon, lb ....... 13c FREE DELIVERY GRACE LUTHERAN ,CHURCH Kllckitat, Washington Eugene R. Schrarnrn, pastor SERVICE Whole or half slab PHONE 1152 GOLDENDAL] : THE BEST IN GROCERIES AND FINEST QUALITY INSPECTED MEA, Sunday school ........................... 9:30 a. m. Regular service ..................... 10:30 a. m. "We preach Christ and Him Cru- cified." im CHURCH OF CHRIST V. T. SMITH, Minister Bible study ................ 10 : 00 Serinon ................... 11 : 00 Lord's Supper . ............ 11:50 Evening service ............. 8:00 Wednesday evening service .... 8:00 Ladies Bible study Friday ..... 8:00 Tune to K. L T. Yakima Station Sundays, 9:30 a. m. and hear a gos- pel sermon from Claude A. Guild. M~THOI)IST CHURCH P~EV. C. J. HAUL, Pastor 10:00 A. M .......... Sunday School 11:00 A. IM ....... Church Services Mrs. D. M. Layman, delegate to the annual conference will be in charge of services. She will be assist- ed by Mrs. Hall. For Better Meats Try The Goldendale Meat Co. Meats. We Always Save YouMoney. Watch Our Young Mutton Chops, lb. 8c Short Rib Boil, pound .... Potato Salad, pint ...... 15c It's delicious Cottage Cheese, pint .... 10c Full Creamed Calf Brains, pound ....... 4c Legs of Young Mutton, lb. Hearts, beef or veal, lb... Fresh Pork Shanks, Ib .... ) I II I ii CHURCH OF CHRIST V~RNON BEEKS, Pastor Centerville Bible School ............... 10 : 00 :Sermon, "The New Testament Church." (It's Divine Origin). Young People Study ..... 7:15 p. m. Sermon, "The Resurrection." Mid-Week Bible Study, Thursday, 8:00 p. nL LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINEST LUNCH MEATS . . . PRICED TO SAVE MDNEY .... OUR GRAIN FATTENED STEER BEEF IS GUARANTEED TO YOU . . . TRY SOME . . . YOU WILL ENJOY IT FRUITS and VEGETABLES ORANGES, 3 dozen ................ 25@LEMONS, dozen " LARGE LETTUCE, each ............. 5 LARGE CUCUMBERS, each ......... ¥0 Royal and Underwood Portable typewriters. Small down payment. balance In small monthly payments. Inquire at The Ooldendale Sentinel. Sell It through the Want Ads. "Home of Klickitat Valtey's Finest Inspected Meats"