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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1935)
C - L ~ 1 NfW S o cn o o i iie w s " I'll tell you why 1 look ■*' ‘ bln lan d sad I I I because ««unebody d oesn 't tru st m e " "Y our w ife*" "N o. my *ro« r r " BIGGER CAPACITY POSSIBILITY FOR po w erh o u se Possibility of additional gen er h IK E (YlNDi HON S B %l» ating equipm ent for the Bonne Nine large signs w ere ;la .- h I GRADE SCHOOL ville dam pow erhouse was reveal la.»t week along th e C olum bia In th e Stanford achievem ent ed last week by Col Thom as M. river highw ay rom the Sandy riv teat«, given to all sixth. seventh Robins, division engineer, a* ho er to Hood River w arning mot«* and eighth grade pupils In Hood left for W ashington. D. C. S atu r 1st« th a t they m ust not throw River county, the eighth grade day to discuss B onneville power ciguretlea. burning m alche*. flre- of the Cascade Locks school gain rates and the construction of c rack era. or o th e r Inflam m able ed first place. transm ission line« w ith M aj.-Gen. The follow ing eighth grade pu Edw ard M. M arkham , chief engi m aterials from th e ir cars j P enalty, according to D istrict pils have been glTen diplom as en neers. R anger Roy W eem an. Is t 7 > fine titlin g them to en ter any high aohool in O regon: Rosie Ceclllani. "T he situatio n is really becom under O regon forest law s, which Betty B urt. Elsie H arris. Jeanne ing critical." Colonel Robin« de m ake the offense a rolsdom ianor. Orvis. Pat Ryan. Clayton Kyle. clared In reference to a sales Seldom Is anything less th au the R obert Costanxo. C hester W ood policy on the project. ' I ntll a m axim um $75 im posed he <«ld E xtrem e dryness of ihe d istrict w ard. C lifford W oodward. Clem policy Is decided upon nothing can be done If It is found neces has m ade fire conditions w«»rwe K ollenburn. and C harles H ulse sary to Install additional g en er The Hood River county music this year than usual. Two em er festival was held at Hood River ating units, now ia the tim e to gency men a re now patrolling the on May 17th. The featu re num do It. not later when the sale of highw ay, hough In norm al years ber of the Cascade Locks share pow er to some Industry m ight be they are usually called into se r of the program was the rhythm at stak e." vice one Ju n e 1. th e ober Ju n e 10 band directed by Miss Averil Robins would m ake no predic E %OLE t KEEK S tew art, local prim ary instructor. tion as to w hat the established A pproxim ately l.uoo persons Genevieve W oodw ard and base rate would be nor com m ent W ayne K ollenburn took a prom i on the possibility of federal con picnicked »1 E agle creek cam p nent part in the music festival struction of transm ission lines. I grounds Sunday, according to J He did express th e opinion, how 1». Morse, protective a ssistan t. In activities. ever. th a t It was beyond the charge. M ajority w ere from Port province of the federal govern i land. Those registering totalled HIGH SCHOOL m to buy up Ind ustrial sttea 250 "W ithin ourselves our fu tu re to ent be leased to prospective indus M orse is in charge aw aiting the lies." trial buyers of B onneville power. retu rn to bis statio n of H anger W ith this m otto five geutors A lbert W elseudanger. whose d u w ere graduated Monday night B onneville rates and tran sm is ties in the P ortland office of th e from C ascade Locks high school. sion lines will also be discussed For«-stry service have kHgn aim in an early conference by S enator They w ere: Earl Johnson. A lbert from retunlng to E agle creek Me N ary, P resident Roosevelt and Jen kins. Howard H arrison. Faye R anger W elsendanger is c\p e,t.-d Secretary Ick«*s. S enators McNary S trubel Douville, Lois M errill. to be able to leave P ortland Steiw er conferred with Re The Rev. Dr. O. S. V incent of and w ithin th next few weeks. clam ation C om m issioner Mead A sbury church at Hood R iver told th e seniors and the audience of last week to leara th at a special several hundred, who packed the board for public w orks. Identity WATER FROM FEDERAL aud ito riu m , th a t the finest edu unknow n, has prepared a form ula LINE ASKED BY LOCKS cation in the w orld is com pletely for d eterm ining pow er costs, Action to get Cas ad«- Lo<-k* valueless unless it includes m oral specifying w hat shall be charged the us«* of th«- governm ent plp«- to navigation, irrig ation and o th er ity. ; line for fire protection purp< ««i Among visitors w ere County factors. will be by s*-parate bill through S uperintendent Gibson and m em The board of engineers of the oongr«*ss. ILvpresentstlve W alter bers of the local school board. reclam ation com m ission will prob M. Pierce Inform ed th e Locks T he stage was decorated w-Jth ably follow the form ula. If unable cham ber of com m erce last week fir and cedar boughs and w hite to agree Secretaries Ickes and Form «* plan was to attach the flow ers in solid banks, typifyfing Dern would try. and if they fail, m easure to the ma.-oilve riv ers and th e class colors, green and white. the m atter will be deetded b> the harbors bill. Conference« betw een president. It Is expected th a t Col Pierce and S enator Steiw er. how- onel R obins will be consulted. ever, led to the Introduction STAMP DISPLAY SET of Stam p collectors from the mid- It is considered q uite likely a sep arate bill this week In both C olum bia region will exhibit at th a t w hile In W ashington. Colon house and senate sim ultaneously. th e m id-Colum bia Stam p exhibit el Robins will m ake definite The bill provides th at C ascade ion'. sponsored by the Hood R iver statem en ts regarding the estab Locks ru ral fire prole* tlon dla- 6tam p club Ju n e 6 to 9 at Hood lishm ent of a dam at U m atilla. trlct. having the sam e boundaries R iver. the proposed in c o rp o ra te All collectors are invited to GARBAGE SERVICE BEGINS as n of C ascade I»ck*. may use . send exhibits, no m atter how C. Ceclliani announced this tow w ater from the pipeline for fire sm all, to G eorge M. Knox, county week the beginning of a newr garb prtectlon only. T he d istrict, an assessor, at Hood River, by regis age collection service for hom es unincorporated sponsored tered insured m ail or by exprès«. and shops In the B onneville dam by J. B. Labor, entity will mak«* appli Prizes will >be aw arded In everal area. He will em ploy four to five cation for PWA funds for neces classes, uniqueness of display be men on two trucks. Rate« will be sary pipe and m ains. I-abor told ing considered. E xhibition will be based on num ber of calls per th e cham ber several w eek* ago. held in th e B utler Bank building. week. C eclllani has th e approval Oak and Third streets. of th e Cascade Locks cham ber of com m erce and collects under con TUNNEL FACE SLID ES: Send in your new s item s. tra c t on th e dam reservation. BLOCKS U. P. TRACKS Five thousand cubic yards of rock rum bled off the west portal of the Union P acific's tunnel no« nearing com pletion und«-r Tooth rock Just west of Eagle creek a t ; t> P tn. T hursday, blocking ra il road track s and severing m ain To and From Portland “ Your Home Line” telegraph line*. A steam shovel and sev«-ral FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE tra ito rs rushed to the scene and cleared th e track s from th eir (th ree to 10 feet of debris In five hours. T«-legraph service was r e sum ed F riday m orning. T elephone w ires w ere not affected since at Office Clark’s Cold Storage Phone 231 th at point t h e y follow th. h ig h way. Union Pacific's train No 21 from the east was routed over H ,1*. & S. track s on th*- W ashington side of th«- rlv«-r, but o th er sched ules w-ero not disrupted. T he Co Joe Buscher. P ro p rieto r lum bia riv er highw ay, going around Tooth rock several h un d red feet above w as not affected, Two deliveries dally, m orning and evening. F resh m ilk although a slid«- several w eeks from our own Inspected herd of G uernseys, delivered from ago carried aw ay a 40-foot *ec- Dodson to W yeth. tion of g uard rail and -dice <,f the Phone 14-F8, B onneville highw ay. T hrough the tun n el, now In Our milk is on sale at all the stores process of being lined. Will pass For Your Convenience Pastuerized or Raw Milk th e relocated line of the Union Pacific, changed because of the B onneville project. . Daily Truck Service Lester Auto Freight HOLLYWOOD DAIRY MILK—CREAM—BUTTERMILK—BUTTER AUTOMOBILE REBUILDING PAINTING BODY BROKEN VEINS FENDERS REPAIRED HA E E »It »ME TR EATM EN T No sensible person will con tin u e to su ffer when po w e rfu l p en etrating , yet harm less M*mne a Em erald OU an readily be ob tained at any d ru g sto re the d i rections are sim ple and easy to uar. Kc«»n«>trkml. loo and B onne ville drug com pany guars**«*-« one bottle to give ap k n d ld result« or money back « dv Time Payments BARTOL MOTOR CO. Hood River F o r Y o u r C o n v e n ie n c e | Wc have arranged so people living in and near Bonneville may now pay their power bills the seven th. eighth and ninth of each month at the Bonneville Mercantile company, as well as at the Cascade Locks office of the company. WEST COAST POWER CO. DANCE with IVAN KOBER and His S-Piece Orchestra Saturday, May 18 MERRILL’S PAVILION LADIES 10c GENTS 40c Amusement Recreation Good Food Good Drink Congenial Atmosphere REGULAR LUNCHEONS AND FULL COURSE DINNERS FRENCH’S COFFEE SHOT* AND RECREATION CENTER ON THE HIGHWAY AT GATE IN BONNEVILLE
