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T »I K
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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
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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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1
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
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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
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TOKAY
MUSCATEL
ANGELICA
PORT CLARET
SHERRY
SAUTERNE
RIESLING
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