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October 31, 1940 THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldenchie, Washington Page Five
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Assessor Works Chff s Shoe Shop
On Tax Program Will Move Nov. 6
County A esso--U Pa--: McEwon C li, Harnes a hoe shop will
his staff are now busy eomputing/be moved from its present location
the 1941 tax in preparation for the o11 East Main street into t~he Abel-
field assessment work scheduled t,o ing building Nov. 6, Albert Cox,
begin after January 1.
Pemons who wish to make com-
er suggestions concerning
the assessmen t of their property
~Ould make known their wants
McEwen said. Complaints may
• l~#o be filed with the field assessors
they begin their work in Jan-
LOWEST-PRICED CAR WITH
proprietor announced.
The shop will occupy the same
quarters formerly used by the Mod-
ern Shoe Shop. This o'ffice is now
being used t~o house the Repulbllcan
headquarters in Goldenda,le.
See The Sentinel for Christmas
cards.
SEE WHAT DODGE
FLUID DRIVE*
REALLY MEANS!
~V]'ORDS can't do it
W justice! You've got
to see and drive this
new 1941 Dodge Lux-
ury Liner! You've got
to let your own eyes tell
you how much bigger,
wider and foamier it is!
You've got to experience
the thrill of driving for
hours in high gear--
Golden and Court Streets
ALDERDALE RESIDENTS
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS
even in heavy traffic--
without shifting! Only
then will you fully know
what Dodge has done
for '41 ! Be our guest for
a Fluid Drive*...with-
out cost or obligation!
*Fluid Drive oDtional at
slight extra cost
FLUID DRIVE*
AffJDl~RX)ALE---(.8pecial) ---- Mrs.
,Berth~ Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
JScroggins motored to Seatd;le and
Portland on a short vaca~ci.on and visit
over the weekend.
Mrs. Cy Pierce was a weekend vis-
itor at the ~ale ranch.
~r. and Mrs. Dean Ganders, of
Seattle, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Ganders folks, Mr. and Mrs. A. b.
Lowell.
.Sunday a bix~thday dinner was held
at the Carl 'Seely home in honor of
Darrel Seely and Mrs. Harold Seely.
Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Woods and
Lets, Leonard C~oodnigh't and Mrs.
M. HMe and Piper.
Fpank Churchill, Winston and Iris
were ~alley callers Saturday.
Dora ,Pierce spent Saturday and
,Sunday with Doris Brinkman.
Mr. and Mrs. Boss ~nd daughter,
of Sunnyside, were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. 4B. Vergin Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. ,Smith returned h.ome
l~st week ai~ter a summer vaoatlon in
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed A21britton motor-
ed to Yakima on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom M~iller and Don
visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
County G. O. P.
Members Rally
At Bickleton
More than 250 Klickitat Republi-
cans met at Bickleton last Friday
night in the most enthusiastic G. O.
P. county rally held in recent years.
Frank Miller, Republican candi-
date for U. S. representative in the
fourth congressional district, was ~he
principal speaker. He flayed what he
WISHRAM MAN BACK jured foot.
FROM HOSPITAL STAY I Joe Schultz
Mrs. E. N. Robeztson
WISHRA.M--(Specia~I) -- Mrs. P.
P. Hopkins went to Vancouver Tues-
day afterndon to spend a couple of
days.
Joe Sehultz returned home from
the hospital in Portland Tuesday.
Otto Krauspe is visiting his fath-
er, Max Krau,spe.
has been nmking
many trips to The Dalles the past
week to see ,his wife who is con-
fined t~o the hospita,l there.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Brehm are
the proud parches of a son, Joseph
Edward, born October 19, 1940.
George Bunn and daughter Ruth
spent Sunday in Yakima ~ith the
family.
Mrs. Phillip Newman. of Oilmer,
BILTWELL MADE
AND
Sunrise Times ,
Posted By State
Quail, tiungarian partridges and
Chinese pheasants may be t~ken in
KHcki.tat county on the following
'days this week and next: Nov. 2, 3,
6, 10 and 11. Shooting time is from
~ sunrise to 4:00 p. m. In that section
~of Klickitat county lying east of the
Whi, te Salmon river quail may be
M~s. Mabel Terhune entertained spent one day last week witch ,her,
, taken from Nov. 12 to 17, both de.tos
Monday night the Pinochle club this:mother, Mrs. France~ Hayes.
inclusive.
termed the "yes man" policies of his week. ,,
.opponent and urged the.t the powers Mrs. Dale Managhan had the ~alw~,-w*~| ~1]'~ , Sunrise times as posted by the
o'f ehe legislative arm of our national Pol'lyanna club at her home Wed- a~aA~aLLA --~A~.v,~O I state game department follow: Nov.
nesday evening. ~$~|g~ ~'~]l~ ]~,~r]~tzrl 1, 6:45; Nov. 2, 6:47; Nov. 3, 6:48;
government
be
returned
to
Congress.
• / L. E. John drove tie rSkamania ~ ......... vA~'~v'~JINov. 4, 6:50; Nov. 5, 6:51; Nov. 6,
Other speakers included: Mark ............. -------- 6:52; Nov. 7, 6:54; Nov. 8, 6:[16;
......... /weanesuay to get his wlie anu
±woulmn anu ~. J. Bates canmuates au hter who have s)ent the ast~ Funeral. rites were held here Mon-iNov" 9, 6:57; Nov. 10, 6:58; and
Id g I P ,
for sixteenth district representatives;week ........... raere w~n net" pal'ents, ira'. ann ] day for Charles, F. Redican. , who I Nov. 11, 7:00 a. m.
died 0ct:~ 22 at the Presidio. in Cal-/ _.
~iforniaThe deceased is a brother . ~ .
' ~ I A ~enzinel Want Ad will sell
of A1 Red can of Klickitat th -
' ' t ace unusea articles you may have
Services were held at the HolyI ............. *
rinitv church in oldendale Pan-iMa.n, 5 7}-y
bearers included E. C. Kaiser, J. H. Bm'ial was in tlte I 0 O. F ceme-
recalled that Mayor Langlie spent
one summer in the Blckleton coun-
try working in the harvest fields.
Lowell Thursday evening.
After several weeks visit with Mr. This was while Langlie we~s a stu-
and Mrs. F. ChurOhill, of Paterson dent at ~he UniversRy of Washing-
ton. •
Mrs. I.. Hu~o returned home Sunday. The meeting was held in the
Bickleton Grange hall and was under
Klickitat Girl the s nsorship of the Republican
Honored At "U" county committee
t/ FORMER KLICKITAT
• : Louise D. Schmidt, Klickitat
RESIDENT PASSES
l freshman at t~he University of Wash-
[ington, was one of the honor group I~lickita/t, Oct. 28--(,Specia~)--
[invited by President Lee Paul Sieg We had quite an argument not long
[to an informal reception Thursday ago with one of those fancy people
|to be given for freshmen whoa madewho say "rodayo." We maintained
exceptionally high scholastic records that though Mr. Webster d~oes pro-
in their respective high schOols..,~
Miss Sohmidt is a music majo~ in nounce it with a~ long "a" second
syl,lable accent that no self respect-
the college of arts and sciences.
"This reception is a means of ing co'wboy would perform in one.
commending these students for theirWe emerged from the argument
'outstanding scholastic achievements canSliffhtlYimagineil~att'eredhow 0omfortingin spirit soft wasY°U
in hig~h school," Irv.ing Hoff, regis- to our bruised feelings to hear Wal-
Goldendale, Washington trar, said. ter Winchell pronounce the word in
the good old American way and to
state his preference for that pro-
nunciation. It's okay for California
to have rodayos, an old Spanish
custom, but at Madison Square Gar-
den and in the west we enjoy no-
.thing better than a good rodeo witch
SEE THE NEW QUAKER
Priced from
Charles F. Stinson, candide.te for Mrs. Harry Hawkin~s.
~tate senator; John A. Sanders, can-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chittester, Mr.
didate for county commissioner in
and Mrs. Dale Monaghan and Mr.
the third district; and John S. Robin- and Mrs. L~ster John were in Gold-
son, candidate for county commis- endale Thursday evening.
sioner in t'he first district. John A. Mrs. Ralph Fenton was ill and
Miller, candidate to succeed himself unable to the Thursday evening ~ew
as coun,ty auditor, ~tlso spoke, ing clu]b this week.
!George tFaulkner, of Bickleton, Mrs. Herbert Jensen, Mrs. Rod
spoke in behalf of the candidacy of Terhune and Miss Ray:burn were out
Arthur B. Langlie for governor. He of town ,one day the past week.
W. A. Ro~bertson drove to Port
land Sunday evening and returned
Monday evening.
Mrs Archie Averill and mother, l
Mrs. Gussie Robertson of G oldendale
visited Monday with Mrs. Dm~a v~fil-I
son. Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Wil-I
san are sisters. I
Mrs. Lyle Spencer and daughterI
who have spent t, he pmst two weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Harp returned to Caress Thursday.
,Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Coop took them
on to their h,o.me on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Delaney and
Mr. and Mrs. C'lyde Leaehman were
in The Dalles Saturday evening.
Franci,s Murphy returned from
the East Sunday v~here he went to
get his new car. Hie visited relatives
on the way back and brought his
mother's sister home with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fenton and
,son Walllace, were in Goldendale
Saturday afternoon %r Wallace to
have dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. John, Alvin
John and My. and Mrs. L. E. John
were in Goldendale Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Chit.tester and
M~s. R. N. Robertson were in Gold-
endale Monday evening.
~Mrs. Gladys Hopkins entertained
Mlvnday night Pinochle club thi,s
the long ",el" ! week.
i
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kreuger. Cecil Allyn, of (loldendale, is
Glen Oex and Gay Dinger spent the working at the Carl Krauspe home
weekend in Portland. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Engstrom and fam- Valoris Clark, who has been at-
fly, of Prineville, Ore., spent the tend'rig heauty sch.0ol in C,hehali~, is
weekend in Klickitat visiting with i visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
the Sceffield family. Charles Clark.
$52A5 to $72.45
Mrs. Cliff Sager .entertained her Clarence Croffut and Bil,1 Rose, of
bridge club Wednesday evening. Seattle, visited their parents over
Mrs. Herman Wickman was the i the weekend.
prize winner, i Bob Skar, of Camp Murray, vis-
In her son Alvin's own words, :ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Mrs. Frank 0veraker bagged a buck. Skar Saturday and Sunday.
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