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11, 2004 PAGE 7 housing n open house; tour D.C. pi'esen- f Railroad to the EX in Sunnyside is a miniature rail- by Sam Bob Chapman at the Ranch on Big Horn public to ride this i However, it can be seen East End News Ada Ruth Whitmore houses in Roosevelt. much Keith and Vera Jensen joined help her hus- his brother and wife Bill and Margie Jensen for a tour of Wash- ear- ington D.C. They rodethe metro bus and visited many places. They granddaughter missed seeing the White House and Arley Gray, is as it was closed at this particular Bismarck,N. time. I to visit Sidney Summers of Cleveland Hnda and her broth- passed away. Sheis the mother of in Goldendale.Sally Naught. There are no pub- be an open house lie services. future for the new NEWLY ORDAINED Contributed photo The ordination of Warren J. Blanck (RIGHT) was held Oct. 9, at the Adventist Church in Goldendale. Pastor Blanck earned a theology degree from Walla Walla College in 1972, and finished a Masters in Divinity degree from Andrews University in 1976. His wife, Cheryl Stuart, grad- uated from Hermiston High School in 1972 and then attend- ed Walla Walla College. The two met in the Hermiston church at choir practice and they became friends. Cheryl later asked Warren for a date, and the rest is history. They were married on April 17, 1988. They have three children, Robert "Ben", Dianne and Jason. Christmas bazaar this weekend; tree expected Friday Annual Christmas 5Ol State (SR14 where the Mon- The dates are Saturday, Nov.12 - t9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Christmas plant- Nov. 12. Anyone help fill the hole once Donations of Christ- have been over- and have greatly the of the ' Commissioner, Joan present the latest on the status of boundaries. The he in attendance. md a glove on the ' of the chili )y at 365- Barbara Sexton Mildred LyOns J 403 Klickitat St., Sunday Bible study 9 a.m., Sunday service at 10:3o a.m. This Sunday, Nov. 14, a youth group from The Dalles will be presenting a biblical skit for the congregation. Lyle Celebration Center, 715 Washington St. Sunday services at lO:3O a.m. and 6 p.m. As printed in The Goldendale Sentinel in 1960 and reprinted with their permission: "Histor- ical Society Members Exchange Early-Day Stories:" "Curtis Gould, High School Superintendent, who recorded on tape portions of the meeting for the benefit of Lyle high school students, said some stu- Northern R.R. During the work dents had asked about the road- near Fisher bridge, one convict way blasted from rock above the escaped by leaping into the river highway tunnel east of Lyle. and swimming away." "The rockwork was never fin- '7 wen t to a bookstore and ished, though a considerable bit asked the sale~xvoman, q4rhene's of roadway was blasted and the self-help section?' She said hewn along the basalt cliff dur- if she told me, it wouM defeat ing the life of the job. William the purpose." O'Neil placed the time as 1912 Submityour news to: Barbara to 1915. It was brought out that Sexton: 365-5:374 madi- one convict was killed on the job son@gorge.net;Mildred and was buried in our cemetery. Lykens: 365-0060 - mil- "Kreps added that convict dred@gorge.net. Lyle Web site labor had been utflized for a por- by Pam Essley - http://com- tion of work on the Klickitat munity.gorge.net/lyle/ F/r goldsmith/bench jeweler with a minimum of 2 ~pereinee Applicant must be willing to tmdergo a baO41roumd check. Mtmt be skilled in the |oliowing disciplines; ri~ sizin~ chain solderin4~ watch band adjtmtment, stone setting - pron~, channel, bright cutting and pave. Wages are DOE. Apply in person or submit your resume to: ~, .Desigt~ in I~neJeuelry. 106 3rd Avenue • Havre, MT59501 • 406-265-1516 F.maih IvrdrgO)onewest.net feed well-attended; honor roll announced The Glenwood senior class would like to thank all the (~m- munity members and sponsors for supporting their Indian taco dinner. White Salmon Thrift~,ay, Hood River Safeway and Albert- sons helped sponsor the dinner. They cleared $59o on the dinner. On Oct. 30, the Canapbell Group sponsored one more day of woodcutting for the seniors. A big thanks to all of the sponsors. On Saturday, Nov. 13, Karie Carlson and Raylene Steinbach are giving a baby shower for Fred and Dani Steinbach's twin b~,s, Austin and Tate. The shower will be held at Raylene Steinbach's at 2p.m. Margaret Throop, Chris Miller, Debbie Woodward and Kay Carr traveled to Bellevue, to attend the Washington State Fair Associa- tion convention Oct. 21 through 23. They attended work~ops and dis~on groups on howto meet the changes and requirements in the fair ind~try. Parent-teacher conferences were held Wednesday, Nov. 3. Students making the honor roll and their GPA (grade point aver- age) were: Seniors -- Hannah Page, 4.00; Ned Putnam, 3.84; Sarah Sinor, 3.77; Samantha Sutteflid, 3.57; Kayleigh King, 3.23; Hon- orable Mention -- Ashley Wood- ward, 2.95; Tony I~iter, 2.91 and Amanda Kuhnhausen, 2.86. Juniors -- Josie Masden, 4.00 and Stacey Ruland, 3.68. Sophomores - Nathan Eaves, 3.35 and Lupita LoIx~, 3.o7. Freshmen -- Devin Dean, 3.96; Jimmie Smith, 3.87; Georgie Kokos, 3.23; Dave'y Lumley, 3.20; Honorable Men- E Glenwood News Glenwo Homema rs tion -- Tim Kuhnhausen. Eighth grade, Honorable Mention -- Joselene Starr, 2.83. Seventh grade -- Audrey Hill, 3.34; Brian "I.angfield, 3.3o and Amy Keithly, 3.14. Sixth grade - Mariah Srnith, 3.34; Kaylene Tyndall, 3.24; Honorable Men- tion -- Dustin Jones, 3.96. Students of the month for October were unveiled at an assembly held Friday, Nov. 5. The high school student was Saman- tha Sutterlict; junior high student was Angelique Sohappy and the elementary student was Re,fau- na Guzman. Congratulations to each of you. We wish Christina Kuhn- hausen a speedy recovery on her recent surgery. Jaylin Thr0~p was the recipi- ent of the Jean Schilling Memo- rial nmrket lamb, sponsored by the 7-F Ranch. Jaylin will be showing his lamb at the 2005 Klickitat County Fair. Congratu- lations Jaylin. All vohmteers who worked at the 2oo4 Klickitat County Fair are invited to a free dinner and entertainment on Saturday, Nov. 2o at the new American legion buildhag ha Goldendale. The event starts at 6:30 p.m.There will be a silent auction to help sponsor the 2005 Klickitat County Fair and Rodeo queen, Lacey West. Call or visit today 866-371-6858 [ CANADIANSdrugstore.com [ All doctor Ordered Pm~.z'tl~tons are dtspermed by a Licensed I Canadian Pharmacist. 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