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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1935)
—M h Mr. Mild Mr*- c:fc*rk» Bly of ^arrendala np«nt Monday in J'ortlaud. NOTICE l > O N N I { V I ij L K Boy Scouts Bonneville ,,oy tT lln Bridal Vld londg* No. 117 A. F. dur K< out maHt«T Ktunl«*y Tre fren I ^ y. l^iloureil, Or«., (arhool «ntertalned p*r**nu and visitors hoUM ). S ia l« d com man »ration F r id a y n ig h t at the dam au dl- T)AM c h r o n i o l k LEADERS TELL LOCKS AUDIENCE OF SCOUT WORK REVEN ----- Ing club yesterday afternoon at tea. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matthew- — ■ ■ ■ . . . . son fished Hood river Sunday, ~ ~ ~ ” ' ~™7 failed to catch many. The latter . . M “ ” d Mr*- A- K°t*!rti!on part of tbe w„ . k Mr MatthewBo, »pent Ihe weekend at their Dod- , , g0 to Yaklma, Wa»h.. to DODSON n. T , y * e.D ” " r‘ '-‘ »It hi» uncle. Sam New.on He Before an audience of 57 per valll» this «ummer where .Mr. retllrn (op 0enera|.sh(!a af. sons. largest seen In the Cascade IlobertBon wa, attending »ummer ter a rlve. WMk,. layo(( cauaed b evening at right o'clock. Aug- teat*. o c k s Methodist Community »chool. They left Monday morn- a ron, toulder breaking his brethren w "t*l" S ixteen scouts wi-ri- present to church, local and Portland Boy ujt 10. Visiting ing for Three Sisters to visit Mrs. toeg d e m ó n stra te th e ir te n d e rfo o t Scouts and scout leaders explained «,me Bf ° ,drr ** W - U Robertson s brother, Clem Stubbs. Mr and Mrg u E Samg are t* sts Fourteen are registered, two the alms and purposes of scout- then over McKenzie pass to addlng a breakfa8t nook and more exp«*«t to be soon. Visitors I*1* Sunday night. Brownsville, near Albany, where porch to the rear of theJr boug€> IM , y StBV I I X K <1AS< 'AI>K thought the demonstration Fourteen members of the Cas oth their parents li\e. They left p]an a iront porcb later. Mr. Sams i/ N iH mm showed remarkable progress on cade Locks troop were present word they expected to return brother) W iniam , from Skamania, part of the troop, handed credit under Scoutmaster M. L. Morgan, Bide the bua Ila cheaper than home to stay either Sunday or Wagh., is head carpenter, but Mrs. drivlag yonr ear. to the Reverend Trefren. who arranged the meeting to ac Monday. Sams is foreman, telling her hus- f-v'l r«*»reage lesuT»*»» q u a in t the public with the troop, M. M. McCrady was in Port- band and brother-in-law where “ |*orkey" Kanrher. mgr. i From Portland cam e Bryan Walk land on business Friday. . 8he wantg thlngs> e r . district scout committeeman New residents are Mr. and Mrs. •■p * . . . | ¡and scoutmaster of troop 23, Mor- T. L. Mann and daughter, Janet, forraer troop, to speak on who moved in Saturday from A n P P P I7 P A 01« C j “ The Benefits of the Boy Scout Portland. Mr. Mann is attached v O i3 i I v I I a state highway drills last Wed- * Program." to the U. S. engineers cost sec nesday started boring their way i The Rev. L. G. Weaver, pastor, f r a n k j . w a l k e r tion at the dam. Into the east face of Tooth rock turned over the Sunday evening Mrs. Tom Morris and Miss Ida for the exploration of the Interior church service to the scout orga Manning visited Miss * Malda W IU . O l’ KM A of the rock In preparation for the nization. Walker explained the Manning, their sister, in Steven new Columbia river highway tun- alms and ideal* of scouting—to son, Wash., Monday afternoon. Automobiles will soon drive on nel. train boys to be useful citizens, to Miss Manning is a nurse lu the the bottom of the 110-foot cut, be. The pioneer tunnel will be glvp them a knowledge of wood Stevenson hospital ing sliced through the hogoack. driven 50 feet, according to Jack craft. of first aid, of a dozen other Pride of the John Karg house- east o f Eagle creek by Orino, Doyle, In charge of th,. work for things unobtainable as easily any hold is the bed of infant squash Birkemeir and Saremal as part of th«* Mat«- Then, a similar tunnel »here else, in the garden, for which great its work of relocating the Union will he drill«-«] on the west side Jack Myers, Troop 23 assistant things are planned when the P acific’s main line. of th« r o d , both along the pro. scoutmaster and two of the Port- squash reaches maturity. OBS this week is grading the land troop's members demon J«*< i«*d line of th«* final bore. Each Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Correlj are new sections of Columbia river strated th« varied uses of the hosts this week to Mr. and Mrs. L. will b«- six feet In diameter. AUGUST The highway tunn»-l will he 800 a^out neckerchief, proving that It D. Correll and daughters. Betty highway leading to the cut. The f«-et long. It Wjlll Be under the hin’t Just a mere, gayly colored and Lillian, and Russell Correll, previous road has been closed for IN T U B more than a week by the deep cut, present highway, slightly above ornament, all of Cimarron. Kans. The men with traffic using a detour half- and 90 feet south from edge to are Mr. Correll’s brothers. All way up the cut’s sides. When UBS -d g e of th.- new Union Pacific n T T DY T C f \ r* t n r i went to the ocean beach for the reacbes tbe proper depth in the tunnel When finished It «rill weekend. cut, and g ^ r ^ to widen it out, IN carry two full lane* of traffic and Newcomer to the home ot Mr. ears and trucks will run through will b«* concrete-lined. and Mrs. Ted Johnson Is Nila- the bottom on what at first will CASCADE Th«* pioneer tunnelH are oHng Mary Johnson, 8 pounds, H be a temporary road, later an in- driven to enable state hlgnway ounces, born last Wednesday at tegral part of the famed scenic engln«*era to know the nature of 2# MIlQla P ressing f c n l << the Emanuel hospital in Portland. highway. t the rock the Anal tunnel will en- Mrs. Johnson and daughter are 48 Hoar Cleaning Service At the west end of the cut, School bells will ring September count«*r. Tooth rock Is rotten on doing fine, are expected to return pending completion of the new th«* outer edges, hence building 3, day after l.abor day, for school bridge across Eagle th«* tunnel is expected to be a bit chl,dren of both Bonneville and in about three weeks. Mr. Johnson highway is at present hurrying to finish the creek, the detour will run back of difficult. Present problem con- Cascade Locks, additions to their home, with Mrs. Gudhart’s Eagle creek lodge to fronting I>oy!e In the small tun- " var*H°n memories tucked Johnson will return three-year- the present narrow bridge. A nel Is gf-ttlng Into the rock with- away back of their heads old Della Jane, who has been stay, section o f atone railing is being CHAT ’N NIBBLE out causing tbe edge of the high- and thoughts of the hard work lng in Portland with her grand removed. Second pier of the high- way. held up by a mortarless wall ah***d front, pupils of the two mother. way bridge is nearly ready for Hood River of rock, to fall. districts will enter once again Mr. and Mrs. Harold McSnatko pouring, the final structure to be eight and a half months of study. Harry Haun, Owner At Bonneville, teachers will be and Mr. McShatko’s parents from in use the first ot the year, when BLASTS BEGIN RIPPING the same as last year, with per- Portland, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Me- traffic will go straight through the Shatko, picnicked Sunday at cut, across the bridge, under ■ |Q n i U v /i c t i f D ill HIT haP* a fifth l° ** added by thG Eagle creek. Tooth rock In an 800-foot tunnel UP DAM VIEW PUINI school board if. In the middle of Mrs. J. B. Lash returned Sat- and one to Bonneville on a new ... . . . . ,.k - August, it decides that the num- STAGE INFORMATION Blk chunk, . r . bclOk l u k * out chndreB „ .utBctent to war. urda.v from her two-weeks’ trip grade. CALL 94 n T. “ , , o , Lock r*"< » " additional Inatructor. C. A. to visit her sister. Mrs. T. J. Me- | On the east, the new highway mnlr and 8ar.m al .U rt of work wlll bc prlncil,.l again. Elroy, at Buhl, Idaho. She brought takes o ff Just inside the Multno- CLODFELTERS to rrm o.e lb - « h o i . Up of he h the MVeotb and elsh[b back her children, Jimmy and mah county line in a sweeping, Cascade Locks point as part of the Union P a c i f i c grades. __ ____________ ____ O ’ Keefe w<n Mrs. Peggy will Joan, from their two-m onths’ stay banked curve. The road will be of main Ifne relocation. have the fifth and sixth grades. with their aunt. In the Idaho blacktop, o f the present 16-foot Work was begun last week and Miss Eliza 8tevens the third and mountains, Mrs. Lash found the width, contractors report satisfactory fourth and Miss Guyla Galasheff weather cool, lower down it was progress. The point Is composed hot. She went on several fishing Mrs Fred Anderson and daugh the first and second. almost entirely of solid rock, so FOR those of you At Cascade Locks, in both trips with her brother-in-law and ter, Jean, left last week to visit I the Job l8 mainly of the drill and g aQd hiRh ^ „ „ 0 , 8 , the pic- sister. Mrs. Mabel Anderson at Jennings Mrs. Joe Bucher entertained Lodge, near Oregon City. They WHO love to eat, . shoot variety. ture wri be diferent. H. M. Sher- Rock from the cut * woodt Jr., will be superintendent the Bonnie Park W om en’s Sew- plan to return this week. trucked down the new railroad ^ h,gh ftchool OUR sandwiches grade, across Tanner creek T‘a* gubJects. H e com es from a similar ARE hard to beat. duct to widen the railroad grade 1 Bddyville. Under him will , below Bonnr VIII«. Although ^ ' M* ^ bJodora o u .u f .o n , <11- FOR those of you Orino, Bell and Malcom have the f ^ e g o n normal school contract for relocation P*«t ^ Monmouthi and Miss Ethel WHO love to quaff, the dam to Kagle creek, the \ le« MarRae Linfleld college gradu- \ polnt cut and the grade widening UR beers and cokes are part of the OBS Job^____ a ^ tJ|0 I>ockB grade school, El- j PLAN ON EATING AT work In “ *« 15 ** d * * rc ® K* t u r * to rlu m w ith a d isp la y of *out State Starts I unnel ^VOrk Kan " CUT AT EAGLE CREEK FOR ROAD Cleaning and Pressing ■ Shop 9 OR 10 Cobb Building f Ul lLo vJl AI\L«A REOPEN BOOKS SEPTEMBER 3RD LOCKS When in NORTH BONNEVILLE' ILL start you off. [FOR those of you fH0 love to chat, FRE'S the place 0 Lang your hat! BONNY VILLA TAVERN GEM CA F E 1,11 e the dam worker can afford to eat. M o n r iv e r CURT POTTS, prop. NKW BARBKR AT MEIUU1.LS „ . . r d. : : x ^ ‘ nla” C lara^hIgT^hool in I»ane r„ Locks Monday, replacing Mik< ,eg m i S8 Laverne Barker. Long, who has opened his own graduate of Oregon normal shop. Jon*« comes from Ardmore. • • • oUth will teach the pri- ,<)kl».. v l. Portland, speak, a soil- » radM. cned southern accent, plans to • familiar faces among mov,, hi* wife and three-year-old g sfhool teachers will son to the Imcks as soon as he '* Rwi ma Eddy, who returns can find a place to live. | C r fifth and P™des. aml i )'* to her KK PI UK M's» KA.H.K rKKKK \VATKIt ^ ^ \Vat«*r supply of Eagle cro*‘k i Bonneville, students will find n a tio n a l forest camp grounds and neW auditorium and g.vm- the homeslte circle above 1 « P«’r* , building completed. Con- fectly safe for drinking, state wag started la.t Novem- h«*alth drpartm«*nt tests, taken a when lhe district voted $ 2 ‘ 0< the request of Ranger Albert for materials. ^ ork WlMindhnkPr, .h o « dono by SERA «® rk er. Siimplon from the d r lli.ln j , rbool bulldlny Itself » " fountain near the highway tested „ new lunchroom in the base- **A” on bacterlozlgieal analysis. highest possible rating. JOHNSON'S CAFE OPEN ALL NIGHT S P E C IA L S E R V IC E TO O LD F R IE N D S MORGAN’S STANDARD SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE - OPEN 5 A, M. TO 11 P, M. ACROSS HIGHWAY FROM P. 0. Cascade Locks. Orgon
