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hAÒfi f , ¿BBftMAN CÒUNtY JOURNAL. MÖfcÖ. ÖttRÖON. FR/DAY, MAY 23, l>4l Recently Developed Aiea Declared ‘Blueprint’ For Future in Oregon State System of Parks Waste Mothers Given Dinner At M. E. C hurch Je-zie M. Honeymsn park, south of Florence on the Oregon Coast highway, offers hiking. j and fu llin g in the scenic coast lake country. (State H ighw ay C j u n i . - : : : a photo.) a close chain. T he la tte r tw o — c o ve r the slopes of L ake lakes, separated b y H ig h w a y W o a h in k. T h i * 1» one of a te rte s o i “ rootorlos»” L a k e C le a w o x, across the de?crit)in£ a u to J .u rn eya to acenlc and 101, have long frontages in re c re a tio n a l areab o f Oregon and the n o rth H oneym an p a rk . W o a h in k h ig h w a y , is cupped in a h o llo w w est. in c o -op cratlon w ith the Oregon E la te M o to r a a s ic la tlo n T h e a rtic le la coedeoaed stands o u t am ong th is necklace of the dunes. Dense ja c k pines fro m T ile O regonian. of lakes in the abruptness w ith cover th re e edges, w h ile on Jessie M. H oneym an state w h ic h its fr in g in g fo re s t rises the ocean side ta w n y sands rise p a rk , fo u r m iles south of F lo r fro m th e w a te r’s edge; deep in a spectacula r u n d u la tio n of ence on the coast h ig h w a y, is w a te rs subm erge the m arshy dunes, declared to be the highest O re g o n ’s new $250,000 come litto r a l associated w ith its com on the O regon coast. C le a w o x, w ith its massive back to th a t old ob je ctio n of panion lakes. stone and beam bathhouse, is p a rk v is ito r^ — “ W e ll, we got an the center o f w a te r spoits, al- e y e fu l of scenery, b u t there Forest Cloaks Shore w asn’t a n y th in g to do.” S pruce, f ir , h e m lo ck and scat th o u g h t s w im m in g flo a ts and pines, w ith an d iv in g boards have been pro It is 522 acres, patterned on tered ja c k u n d e rg ro w th o f salai, h u c k le vid e d on both lakes. H id d e n in a credo of “ fu n .” Sam Boardm an, state p ark b e rry and rh o d o d e n d ro n — some the trees b oth at W o a h in k and d ire c to r, told us about it when o f w h ic h reach 30 fo o t heights C leaw ox are log-hew n p icn ic tables and co m m u n a l kitch e n s. v.e stopped our “ T h re e -A ” mo- A t C le a w o x, too, a large play- to rlo g car in Salem. He calls fie ld fo r s o ftb a ll and o th e r H oneym an p a rk a guide fo r fu games has been cleared. The tu re developm ent in the la rg e r fie ld w i l l be sow n to grass— an p a rk s of the stale system. acre o r so o f tu r f. Two w o o d s - g ir t la k e s , W oahink and C leaw ox, bor $250.000-Plus Expended dered on the ocean side by the A t H oneym an p a rk the state fam ed Florence sand dune§. has spent $20,056 in a c q u irin g have been developed p u re ly fo r the 522 acres and $5539 fo r M r and Mrs. John P u b lic and im p ro ve m e n ts. T he fe d e ra l gov ti c kids. B u t the accent on e rn m e n t has c o n trib u te d CCC **.'un,” M r. B oardm an made la b o r, m a te ria ls and p a rk se rv clear, could not d e tra c t fro m the ice s u p e rvisio n v a lu e d at a bout e y e -fillin g beauty o f the setting. $230,000. I l was w o rth a look-see. . ” In a p a rk nam ed fo r Jessie M. L ik e 'T w isted H and' • H oneym an, noted fo r h e r labors in b e h a lf o f w ayside beauty, i t We a rriv e d at n ig h t, and fro m could be ta ke n fo r gra n te d th a t the d a rk lakes came the hoarse the p a rk w o u ld n o t be la c k in g * c la m o r of frogs. D a y lig h t, at the in th a t re g a rd , and i t w asn’t, we lakeside resort w here we spent found. the n ig h t, showed L ake W oahink B o th L a k e W o a h in k and L a ke iv in g lik e a tw is te d hand, w ith C leaw ox have h ig h re p u ta tio n s long fingers of w a te r reaching fo r fis h in g : tr o u t in W o a h in k up forested inlets. and bass in C leaw ox. These coastal lakes— there are P u b lic cam ping is n o t p e r some ten sizable bodies in a 15 m itte d in H oneym an p a rk and m ile stre tch — resulted fro m the the nearest such fa c ilitie s are at vagaries of w in d and tide w hich S iltcdos lake, tw o m iles south. reared great sand dunes across T here are, h o w e ve r, several p r i stream m ouths, causing the wa vate resorts outside the p a rk A e rs to back up and f i l l the M ap shows location of new area, w here lo d g in g ranges fro m ' ensuing hollow s. T a h k e n itc h , Siltcoos, Woa Jessie M . Honeyman park and $2.50 to $5 a n ig h t, depending on the size o f the p a rty . h in k and C leaw ox lakes lie in principal highway routes. B Y FR ED W. C O L V IG I'' pay costs of hospitalization for indigent persons injured in au to mobile accidents. A pproxim ately 500,000 drivers will be licensed in O regon during the 1941-1943 period, bringing a- bout $250,000 into the coffers of th • newly created m otor vehicle W hen Oregon drivers renew a c t’d en t fund, Snell said. The additional fee m ust be col theii d riv er’s licenses for the 1941- lected by the sec retary of s ta te 194? license period, they will pay $1.50 instead of the previous one at the tim e the applicant applies dollar fee, S ecretary of S tate E arl for his license. W hile in effect it Sneli rem inded m otorists todav. am ounts to 25 cents a year, te e fee The additional 50 cents is due to m ust be paid in one paym ent of th e law enacted a t the 1941 legis 50 cents a t the tim e the license is lativ e assem bly establishing a fund applied for. Driver s ’ Licenses To Cost $1.50 This Period No change was m ade in the driver licensing law this y ear and those who hold c u rre n t d riv e r’s licenses m ay renew them by paying the $1,50 fee w ithout tak in g any exam ination. Those who do not hold c u rre n t licenses m ust tak e the exam inations and persons 70 years of age or older also m ust take the exam inations. A pplications fo r the new licenses will be available about May 1 and will be d istrib u ted th ro u g h various agencies including sheriffs, chiefs oi police, sta te exam iners and others. New licenses will be due J u h 1 and will be valid Ju n e 15. JAMES MADDOX The A tw o o d Store W a s c o , O r e g o n S p e c ia l F o o d P rices F or S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 2 4 O N L Y eal S te a k per lb. 2 9 c H a m b u r g e r lb. 1 9 c re Pork Sausage lb. 1 8 c Beef Chuck Roast lb. ■, 2O c 3O c v ift’s P r e m iu m H am s- half or whole rina, 9 lb. bag 4 4 c Lemons, per dozen 1 9 c aerty Bell SyrupLIf galSSc S & W Hominy 2a tin lO c IM o n te Catsup lg. bot. 1 4 c Ke!logsCornFlakes,4pl<g. ill P ic k le s lg.jar 2 5 c Diamond Wax Paper Ig.pkg. 1 5 c el M o n te w h o le k e r n e l C orn 2 tins ar G ra n u la ted S o a p , g ia n t pkg. a m a y —L u x —P a lm o liv e S o a p 3 bars 1 7 c ;tra Fancy Blue Rose Rice LIMIT ON QUANTITIES 4 lbs. for A 6:30 d in n er w as given by the girifc of the S tan d ard B earer o r g an izatio n and th eir advisor, Mrs. F. L. C annell and the m ystery m others. Preceding dinner a song fo r th e m others was given by the d au g h ters. A t the table 35 g u ests w ere seated and a May poh centered the table w ith d re a m e rs of red and white reach ing to each place with red place ?ards. Flow ers of various kinds were placed about the dining room of the M. E. church, w here the affair was given. Five boys acted as serv ers, Donald Rostad, Marion C rew s, Lawrence Royce,' R obert and J e rry Nidbet. Miss Ju n e H ines gave the welcome and Miss P a tric ia Yoeum the response. M rs. Elva Hines gave the address for the m others. Also to asts were given ,by the d au g h ters w ith responses from the m others. Se veral hym ns were sung. The g irls then p resented th eir g ifts to th e advisor. The m y stery m others were giv en g ifts also from th eir d au g h ters? A sh o rt program was given a fte r the d in n er in the church auditorium an opening num ber b e ing played by Ju n e Hines, a piano selection by B etty Juhnke, vocal solo iby P a tric ia Yocum and re a d ings by LaVell Guy and Helen B!au. M arion Crews was ac com panist. the W ednesday co n tra ct club. Mrs. F. S. Lam born held high score.,, F ran k Knox and d au g h ters, Donna and Jessie, m otored to Col fax Sunday visiting w ith Mr. and M is. Bob Collins. Donna is s ta y ing for a week to v isit her s is te r, Mrs. Collins. Mrs. H arley D utton en tertain ed F riday afternoon with th ree tables o f bridge preceded by.* d esse rt luncheon. Mrs. O. G. H ilderbrand held high score and Mrs. F. S. Lam born second. Week end guests a t the Grady hom ewere Miss N ora G rady and ChesJey and C elesta Hiddon ot Goldendale. B accalaureate services will be held Sunday evening a t the ME church followed by senior class exercises a t the school auditorium Monday when the class g ra d u ates. M iss .Anna t C oats, d au g h ter of Mi. and Mrs. C. E. C oats, g ra d u a t ed from the Sacred H eart school of n u rsing, S atu rd ay . Her p a r ents and siste r, Nell and bro th ers, Law rence and Bill, atten d ed gra<l- unting cerem onies. A nna re turned hom e w ith them Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Reid and son David, left fo r Spokane re cen t ly where they will reside. Mrs. Ronald Johnson e n te rta in ed friends a t a c o n tra c t b rid g e p arty F rid ay aftern o o n a t her home. Following a 1:30 luncheon cards w ere in play a t four tab les with high score b eing made by Mrs. M arion Powell and low by Mrs. Eldon N easham . Mrs. Lloyd Royce and d au g h ter returned from O’dell Monday where th ey had visited relativ es since W ednesday of la s t week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mee have a new d a u g h te r born in The Dalles Monday, May 12. Cliff F ridley made a trip to Lexington S atu rd ay . new H ym nals for the church. 12:00 - Following m-orning w orship service th ere will be a special congregational m eeting to consider the request of p astor fo r disso lution of the p asto rate. 8:00 - Annual baccalaureate service of Moro High School. Class of 1541, faculty, school board, and p aren ts as special guests. • ual . H enry G. Hanson, P asto r. - ¿ 2 ____________ Wasco M ethodist C hurch: Sunday School a t 10 a. m :u “ Lest We F o rg et” The Sunday m orning service will be* in keep ing with Memorial iDay. L et’s go to church and pay trib u te to the m em ory of those who have sac ri ficed and given th eir lives for the upw ard progress o-f hum anity. M eriting w orship a t 11 o’clock. B accalaureate service at the M tthodist church Sunday evening a t 8; this is a union service. Special music, * both vocal and instrumental. Coma, and òftCour- age our young people. The pro gram is as follow «. Prelude; H ym n “ Onward Christian Soldiers.” Prayer, Rev. Stephens. T ru m p e t solo; S cripture Leaaon: Chorus “ M y Task,” Ju n io r choir Trombone solo: Sermon, Rev. F. L. Cannell: subject ‘ (H elp Y o u r selves.” H ym n, ((T a k e the name of Jesus w ith you,” choir and eon- g ie g a tio n ; ^Benediction, Rev. Sttphens. F. L. Cannell, pastor. W asco Church of C h rist: iF. C. Stephens, Minister. Services fo r Lord’s Day, May 25. 10:00 C hurch School, W. D. Wat kins, su perintendent. 11:00 - M orning W orship, The Communion; M orning Message—• “ The One Message F o r The W orld.” No even’ing services. Wt co-operate w ith the H ig h School hour at the F ir s t M eth odist Church. New Up-to-date Tube Tester L arge sto c k o f P h ilc o a n d S y lv a n ia R a d io T u b es We Can Test All Makes of Tubes Mr. and M rs. John Golden B ar n ett and two children, Diana and John C rosby, o f P ortlad were week end g u ests a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. H ilderbrand. C H U R C H E S Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reid W’ere in U m atilla w here they visited Mr. and Mrs. B ert W attenberg. M embers of the Tuesday afternoon study club, m otored to the coun try for th e ir last m eeting when they m et w ith Mrs. Dan McDermid. A no h ost dinner was enjoyed, Moro Com m unity P resb y teria n followed by a short business ses C hurch: Sunday, May 25, 194.1. sion and a program . Mrs. Lloyd 10:00 - Sunday School. C lasses Royce, fo rm e r m em ber, was again fo r all ages. received into the club. M rs. 11:00 - M orning W orship. Special Evans opened th e program w ith a m usical service to dedicate 100 reading, “ W ay Up On the Old John D ay ,” by A. M. Zevely; Mrs. A. L. Gosson gavea reading, “ The Good Old D ays.” Mrs. Leo W a t kins gave several readings. M rs. McDermid read a paper on citizen ship. T he closing num ber was the hym n, “ Goil foe w ith you ’til we m eet a g a in ,” w ith Mrs. Stephens as accom panist. T uesday was ruled as tim e for annual skip day fo r the seniors and they w ent to Viento park stopping inThe D alles for dinnei followed by a show. The Ladies A id of the M. E. church announce a bake sale for nex t S atu rd ay a t the Atwood store. Mr. and Mrs. Andy B arnett and two children of O ntario spent several days of last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fridley. Mi B arn e tt is a b ro th er of Mrs F ridley and is forem an of the CCC camp at O ntario. Mrs. E arl B ar n ett, a siste r in law o f Mrs. F rid ley was also a g u e st of several days from H erm iston. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crews, w ere business visitors in P ortland < T he engine dees the wo k o f „ T hursday. Mrs. C arrie Morrow steering. An easy pull on a con and Miss Jessie Hull accompanied veniently-located lever releases them , M rs. Morrow going to a t the pow er from one track and tend the funeral of Collis K aseberg in P ortland. " Miss Hull visited in applies it tc the c .her . .. so the Vancouver with h er brother, A l tra'ctor m r; 1 .?.;d quickly o r bert. giudually. Mrs. Anna Lee le ft recently for Nez Perce, Idaho w here she will spend several weeks visiting rel atives. Mr. and Mrs. Coin Rostad and .son Donald spent th e week end Caterpillar with friends av" C astle Rock, thei John Deere form er home. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin S to tt of H eppner were week end g u ests a t the home o f Mrs. S to tt’s son in law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clothier. Mrs. Rose Weld of P ortland is now living a t the Sherm an hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson of The Dalles visited Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. John McClure and children. Miss M ary W illiam s of Moro, Miss M arie Andrews of R ufus and Mr. and Mrs. D iebert Johnson visited recently in the Y akim a valley. ' The Klondike five hundred club m et w ith M arie B a rn e tt Cooper fo r the la s t m eetin g of the year and elected M rs. Grace^M ed- ler p resid en t for the coming yar. M embers of the ju n io r bridge club m et a t the home of Mrs. W.. L. Blau W ednesday. Special lunch W h e n y o u s h ip to eon was* served by one half of the club a t 12:30. High score honors w ent to Mrs. Joe H ilderbrand and ¿low to Mrs. O. G. H ilderbrand. V isitors a t the N orthw estern Lake Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Guy and two children, Mr. and M rs. Joe H ilderbrand,- U N IO N "STOCK Y A R D S Miss Olive and John Robinson and Portland, Oregon Jam es Maddox. DAY PH O N ES N IG H T M O O N Electric O reg o n W a sco O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co Something to Crow About T op P r ic e s F or CATTLE SHEEP HOGS Albright Com. Co. Mrs. Augusta Huckin and Mrs. C arrie M orrow en tertain ed at a .one o’clock luncheon a t the, home of th e'fo rm er, for the ple^fcure of U N . 1661 UN. 1511 / BÇ.-6311 LA. 2663 GUARANTEED SATISFYING BEER B L IT Z W C IN H A R D C O M P A N Y PORTLAND O H I CO N
