The Bonneville Dam chronicle., July 25, 1935, Page TWO, Image 2

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T »I K
T" O
ENGINEERS CUT FOUR
MONTHS OFF CLOSING
RIVER TO NAVIGATION
Ronald Hall
The O R M ï O M A X Representa*
ii\t> ma> I k * reached ai the
» m ; i . u IS H .
i <*\
i UUI
vi =
CASCADE M. E. CHURCH
Sl \l>.A\ , II LV 21, 11*»
Mominng SetA ice, 11:00
"Th e Builders."
Evening Service, 8:00
Special Music Mr. Weaver.
Sermon - " T h e Desert-"
1 he new gu ild a as desperate.
"And vel tnere
t b» wor-e
golfers than 1 a :u !" ae exclaim-d.
"Y e s ." said his friend, "but
they don’t play."
T O M M Y
L U K E
»517 S. w . liTII
B Karon 7215
•JUGE AREA I’J ORïGCN
tUINEO EY FIRE EACH
Y E ’ R. SAYS FORESTER
DONNA MOHR
Dress Shop
CASCADE l.UCKS
CHAT ’N NIBBLE
H:od River
Harry Haun. Owner
STAGE INFORMATION
CALL 94
CLODFELTERS
Cascine L ^cks
Pressare
Greasiîtg
73c
RICHFIELD
SUPER SERVI CE
Opposite the Reservation
Entrance.
: BONNY VILLA
TAVERN
Half mile west of Bonneville
gull, all the time
Qur service is nil
one waits on you
^othing worth eating
yackhammermen welcome
y ilp surroundings
| II kept kitchen
| ousy lunch
| iberties taken with customers
fr\\ at our joint
l> A M
< H U «>
I.loyd M«A*rew and Hugh MG
Ilauis are new llouuy Villa «*•»■
dents, having w t ut huu*#k.*«p.
ing for themseHe* last week
Mr. altd Mr» llorar. Evans
Corbett
and l«awre|,c« Vuder i,
The Darn Mill Bllll«» band » * l
at the home «»I Mr aud Mr». Clyde (alenimi young pianist of C’orben
Hubbard Tuesday eveulng for or- and Portland, were visitor* «*» th®
gan: ration ami practice. Th,»»** tavern Friday night
f t often I included
Mr. and Mr*.
Mr* Al Kayo celebrated h t
Fred
M< ti- e, U»car
Hart hold. birthday Friday » v m l» « with her
Jftck Summer*. Mr Howe, t Ivdel husband. Womanlike
Hubbard Next meeting will he »*» t'-ll Ju»| which birthday It k
the auditorium Thursday.eventn«. j Picnic supper, swlminl« t.
Mr. and Mr». R. 4'. Goodrich j on the sand and me h slip,
di-wn of n u fN t t ilo " f, «
ar,- being visited by Mr.
rj-h’a mother. Mrs. Minerva Good­ picnic held W e eg ago k\ edile*-
rich She has come from her non»*. evening «»n the l»ea<n of l ' r« •*’
ln Nelson. N* h r . ju*t 14 mile« land In the middle • *( «he «’ »; u
f.om »h ere the swollen Repub­ bla Th«#** pre« n« In- lud -I
lican river recently overflowed «hrlliinald. H-dph i ! '*
iu bank*. flooding out thousands Mona Hell HUI Mu» i Wüllae,»
of arre* <>f farm land »hat » a » "Spence" Hl»cncer Sid T ’ t M
ju t recovering from the drought; and Mr* Gus landen, Hal Hab
r.d d »t ;t »rm*. Mr*. Go,ior|ch hut. Jimmy Tanner
I.
| M
ake-c
th» w-stern country. *ay*j ( ‘ rae.
her friend* at home think sne »
Jimmy Tann« r and Hai Babbitt
having pipe dreams when she tell* rose one morning b>( w«-. k t t
them of it* beauty. She will re -1 o'clock, dashed up t<>
Hiver
ti-rn by way of u *<a trip to * all- to play nine hole« of golf S--?- re
going to work Jim took a birdie
Mr and Mrs. Andy Anderson
l.ave return«^ from a threw-week
BONNY V IL L A
Cutting dowu on the’ time that
navigation past Bonneville will be
! interrupted by the work on the
; dam. I*. ^ S. engineers lust week
.muouuctd shortening ay four
..i>ut Its of the closed period*
.• •de public in June.
I’ nder the ne* schedule, traf­
fic will be halted from December
i. 1 ;• 35 until January 1. 133«».
nd also fri-u; January 15. 1987.
Inuiil April 5. l.’ .'.T. High water
m May to July next summer !■*
•xpected bv army engineers to
halt traffic.
After Installation of temporary
lock operating equipment ab-»ut
January 1. 1330. navigation »H i
be pa-iwd through the Wx k by a
temporary passage. 4.'. feet wide
through the upper sill and 76 feet
'vide through the lower sill. About
January 15, the lo-k will b« dosed
for three months while th,- upper
rill i* being raided.
The above dates, according lo
h • notice, ar • only approximate,
d-pending on contra tor
press and other c ndition* beyond along to Or, on 1 oast. * i* ar to the
Hod wood country of northern
forecast now.
,
Cascade lx>cks
Sermon
11 O \ \ K V I I. I* K
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Sal'-ro. r* t>
atera ~
; a-i *d each year by
jr« sod .
■c, »at,
«rester
of the « . 8. For# >t 8ervi< » «
‘ ’ rtland
"The Tillan)#
;
de- tro> d 12 WIM* n 1
cent City.
Mr. utid Mr*.
M. I-
RUCKEL DRAIN TUNNEL
ADVANCES INTO SLIDE
Crew a « o r b in g .»», T-inaH a
3 , whi,h « r w y engineer« * fB
ing under itu-k- I albi- w.«i Q| ^
toll bridge tn drain o«| »ng»
ground water, are making * y „
«wo feet a ahlfl They * r,
^
about ISO« feet and »till g lag
No work la being done o* V
l -I Vo I. which has bn « dry,«
in about !* # o f « d
Vidin* 4
alef |a»urtng out Ilf thr* |f||^
1« gradually dimlaishlng a* %
dry • «■«»«>* ad*anrea btt| IN* Ssv*
f «he water tn ito i . ,( « i»g ^
the mountatnaide ,u > ,. tn« h ( i
. ay ha« not fallen *r., i;
amount.
What are you ihiaklr, 1.
tibia?"
' Nothing muck. Hank
" t t hj don t you thing
I was. Ifanh *
Announcement
1! •»ard.
■ • k
from Portlat ,
The Haile* Sunday
f
Mr. and Mrs
and Mr. and
»pent Thursda > I
*
J l R drug
THE
rr\on >
(
sto re
1 or before AUGUST Î
T - recreation Center, on lh*
[V.* * n • ance to the Reset va-
I
Da» e
'im ber and bur» -d ot r
4Ci t i i> the lar - • -t * h» g,|
I h c O » " he said. "H
B’ .ual a« -At~*g. I«
s Is devastatiti
n a.’arminx ra u
undage «boT.- d
»1
k W %
calling loss from fir-» «¿ch » * ,
.’u.ans to the aport-'man. «h-r
L '
t
^
reatlonbt th,- lo'-**r of -ird-- a.
wild life. "Th.
v r.d*
rids t f a a. r» r*f» * • ... <’ ♦»• ' horn»- in g u ile after a v - * *
‘ T!»' r.
recreational paradise
ve e-n
• -n witb li*'r **kt«r. Mr*. Georg-
^■aradl^♦‘ hi
have
V V.'
turned into bla kened
of
♦ M
b
snaps and fir* weed.” he
id. r--
turned into bla k«-ned wa«.e* of 3 *■-
Ilitii; »astern
•
»— ... j ^ touri t*
_ who
Mrs. ar»
Fred Wirth and children
r.-turn»d Tue-day morning -ft-r
willing to pay for enjoyment of ■* week*» visit w ith her par* nt« in
this beautiful country."
ortland.
Br 'ndage «tressed the fa^t «hat
Hob Grim celebrated his »-.th
half th»- land of Oregon car,not birthday Tuesday.
gr> »■ any olbcr crop than Uiub- r
Hill MacDonald and Hal Hah-
1 and that *0 lone as timber lasts, r«Ht »r-.-nt the weekend at Mar-
. roughly half the population will iv.nal-i s mothor'a home in P
prosper "The main root* of our land, swam Sunday afternoon a«
economic tree." he stated, "are I^ake O w e * « .
two in number agriculture and
Mr*. Morrb Hot Is *p«ndlng
timber. If we burn our timber and »«.yeral day* thi* week suiting
our logged-off land »0 it cannot her mother In Portland
¡grow a second crop, one of our
Ralph Crowe waa in Portland
economic root* will eventually die Tuesday evening and Wednesday
and wf»h It will die the tree morning
on Mrs.
bu*lne*a.
Mr. and
James E. Duffey
branches which are the trades, completed their new home In the
professions and business depend­ Enqulst addition Monday. For­
ing on timber payrolls.
mer residents, they have spent the
"The annual toll from
will : •» * few : nth» in Portland -»r *1
. . fires
.
until be you
as a citizen
help to said.
ere- ..
, .
not
reduced,"
.
, ,,
. Brundage
.
_ ___ _ Hood River but are making the r
afe a public opinion so strong . _
- l .
...
- ».
,
homes here now.
that It will not be pleasant or
‘healthy’ for anybody In Oregon
**r' ar"^ ^ rB-
Tucker he.
to be careless with fire In the ram<* Pkf***»t« of a 9 3-4 pound
woods "
oaby boy, named John, Jr., born
_______________________ _
Monday morning In Portland san.
Itarium Mrs. Tucker ar.d soil are
P A ^ I r l C B ID S L O W ON
doing as well ai can be expected.
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LOCK EQUIPMENT JOE "“vl"‘r ha'‘ “
Paf-lflc Coast Steel corporation
of San Fran-isco was low bidder
for Bonneville dam lock operating
eq«ilpment when proposals were
opened Friday. Its bid was |39k,-
298.21 delivered at the dam.
Other bids were Columbii S t e l
company. San Francisco. $39«,-
«52 at the plant. $428.858 dellv-
«1-d; Independent Bridge com-
pany. Pittsburgh, $435 «»0o at fac-
to-y; Pacific Car and Foundry
company. Tacoma, $'.08,990 at
factory, $513,816 delivered.
he was that morning
E T r ir
T
1
i
.
tw o on o n * h o le, th at's h •
" m-
^ r|1- A
recovering
from a m ajor oi»erutl<»n which sh«-
underwent «wo w«» ka ago at th»-
*mantie| hospif.tl In Portland, It
iH ,|*'r ,fllrd operation within a
y,‘ar-
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Me Elroy
drove to The Dalle* Sunday to
vl"lt Mrs. McElrfty's father. F. C.
Buxton.
Mr and Mrs. Andy Duncan re-
turned last week fr«»m a three-
week vacation »Pent at I>ing
Beach, Wash.
/ ‘ meet my okl friends and
fri nds.
0 . L. M. HAUSER
VV*. :
WINES
For Every
Occasion
BURGUNDY
TOKAY
MUSCATEL
ANGELICA
PORT CLARET
SHERRY
SAUTERNE
RIESLING
H A L F PINTS. PINTS
Q I’ AItTH. H A L F GAI.M>NS
CASCADE