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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1935)
TWO T H H B O N N K V I l< L K DAM < „p t a t ii.-ior ! CALIFORNIAN INJURED VOLLEYBALL BECOMES .' plan to move tQM ¿ ¡ T * * 1 housekeeping the tirsi of the WHEN CAR OVERTURNS DAM'S POPULAR GAME Hide thn a^M bu» |(| ,i month. .... V oll.»ball I h I..... B llfl Oi « driving 109t has kept her in bed most off the Mrs W. O. luiwar s < vtB. ,he hading »ports of ►'»»I ( summer. She is now able to walk dena. Calif., was taken to 81 f o r k e y • KaacWr^ cents hospital In Portland Satur ploy eel. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dipprev 10 ft a little. From 12 t» 2« men can b# seen day with slight injuries sufter.d the end of last week for a month' vacation, to be spent at the ocean whtMl M Vi car vw, ______ her I irneu cation auditorium playing the FRENCH REARRANGES first curve west of the toll bridge, vallon beaches. game Teams of sit men each *ro Men bridge sharks are playing PLACE AT BONNEVILLE ............ CHAT 'N NIBBLE UP I S . ................ . again after :» luum'i rV rest. They Bd wards were driving lo L. M. bench's newly reo.wor- wet from the various unit» at the dam met Thursday evening the audi- Portland, skidded on the Hood Rnrer ated and rearranged recreation pavement as It rounded the turn A tournament is projected to torium west lounge, will meet center on the highway at Bonne nr J H Hreyer. also Of * * * *tMTi within a few weeks, a. asm *>aeh succeeding unursaay. Harry Haun, Own» ville was opened Monday. l>an Casey of the U. S. survey dena.’ with his wife, were In the a. teams are w r 11 enough up on lient matches ao The interior is pninttd In white al car following and he treated Mr» th.lr practice crew has been confined to his enamel, which, with the remov tul a perhaps, h ha....... home in Hood River ;;7 ta r' ! for .hiK'h .ml . strained « r . l m l far. for. P-rh.p., ... I»•• » U n » . " " Construction Captain and M> John Torkel- of the partition between back until the Boiuie' ill«- k i ’ • « » " • • » * ( ',u“ ; 1 and restaurant, greatly adds to STAGE INFORMATIK company office force and contract son left Monday for Seaside, lance arrived. blamed 13 field office where they plan to spend their the sense of spaelousuess. The A sudden shower was CALL 94 lunch counter, from wtych French turned Teams organised at present In two-week vacation. priced for the mishap. The car serve moderately Paul Flegel spent Friday even- will CLOOFELTEK over on Its side against the bank, elude the 1 8*1* *,M*p». | warehouse. l ’8KI> Janitors, t SKI* ing in Portland watching the meals and sandwiches, has oeen didn’t leave the highway. Cascade Lodi Golden Gloves boxing tournament. moved closer to the bar. me*». National c„rnml*»ary. Co- The former restaurant section Ernest Powell is building a lumbla. General-Shea, (trino Blrk* is now a card room, the booths new home in Cook’s addition. emelr and Saremal, contrari IJ DANCERS AT MERRILL'S removed. The former Harry Thom spent the week being field office. I'. 8 engineer» In the Darto room is now wholly parti- STOPPED BY HAMPTON old administration building bav* Knquiat A itahblR _ end in Portland Rudy Bagby. Community center Honed off. The cigar stand, pre- V illa Ta » era Before a crowd of 200 couples. split In two teams, one from each manager. spent the weekend in sided over by Eddie McVeigh was Lionel Hampton, known as *ue side of the main hall I 8KD gar. (U n ir le ajM-c(aliata i s p moved near the door several Portland. world's fastest drummer, whooped deners are said to b,. planning to WV I I g l vr our poacriji^J Mrs. Archie Cook spent the weeks ago to make room for O. L it up last Wednesday evening In enter the field with a team of minai rrly. weekend at Powers, near Marsh- M. Hauser s drug store Merrill's pavilion at Cascade huskies French is inviting everyone to If y*m have a »kill, é « '.U field visiting her sister. # Pill. A large sign, dark green letters drop in and look around. He wel- laocks. Hampton's inspired drumming, against a white background, has comes any suggestions as to im- WORKER ASKS $15.000 Pills s o i t help, kstasr«^ not ouly on the drums, but on been hung from Tanner creek via- provement of the present scheme, • ill? chairs, on the floor, on anything ( CLAIMS BLAST IN JR Y In s(fairs duct over the reservation entrance of IK* fcsrl that happened to be close at hand. ( Jack Benton. Jackhammer man. to tell visitors that they are enter- CCC CALLED TO FIND • ears to flow. stopped dancers more than on e ing Bonneville dam. under con to crowd around the orchestra is asking flS.Oou personal dam of br*-T h ¿ « 4 1 struction by the Corps of Engi LOST BONNEVILLE TRIO stand. He juggled three drum- ages from Columbia Construction A glaas know neers. USA.” and that it is ‘ Fed Mrs. Elizabeth Scoffern. wife sticks at a time without missing company as the result of a blast If y»*ur husband I» » « 4 eral Public WorKs Project No. of D. R. Scoffern. manager of the a beat, even the slipping of a which sent a five.pound rock fly- 'ornery too 28.'* Roosevelt hotel at Bonneville, and | stick out of his grasp several Ing through his automobile win Russell Gaylor spent a day In A Bonny Villa liid k q * her brother and sister. Richard times failing to mar his rhythm dow. The Dalles watching the Am rican no n o r r a da Benton filed suit last wees In Boeckman. 16. and Dorothy , Dancers thought music from his Legion convention last week. federal court in Portland, alleging If you fc«-l d o « » aad theM Boeckman. 14. have recovered colored 12-piece orchestra per- Jack Hall, known to his buddies whlnra. from bad scratches resulting from fect. his floor show highly enier- In his complaint that the bla«l. set as the “ Hood River flash.’’ hiked off !!i00 feet »way from where spending 13 hours lost in the taining. V « h an g* of food * f M 18 miles up Tanner creek Friday, h,. was driving on Ko«e avenue In { brush and cliffs of Tanner creek Hampton has been signed by sometime* returned with 14 good-sized trout. North Bonneville, was lmprop*rP , canyon. J. A. Merrill to return to the W e spe« lall-ta p«| afl Kg Mrs. Margaret Thomas left The trio left, clad In bathing Locks pavilion for the I.abor day ■Yielded The rock, he claims, hit Thursday for her home in Cen-. l4 . . to rtlgkt. his M l !• (. Injured It permanent , dance. September 2. tralia. Wart.. after a fhree-weeks- f “ 1“ ; ' “ 8' " « ‘ " “ i f i And I e a rs for y»nn»!f-dl ly. He also wants $75 for damage ■ •‘■we trail. They nnally ended up visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc PRICK IB RIGHT to his car. Veigh. Mrs. McVeigh, her daugh In the cliffs high above the west P O IN T E R O P E N S STORK side of the stream. At dark Scof- ter and family, accompanied her !V H. E. Pointer opened his new fren grew worried, sent his assist A want ad will get results. to spend the rest of the month in $4000 confectionery, restaurant ant manager. Jack Dennis, and the Washington city. John Biehl, Pacific Coast Steel and service station last we*-k In Gene Todd, genial barkeep, re company employee, to search for Cascade Locks across from the Co turned to his post behind French's them. Then he called Ranger Al lumbia hotel. The building Is bar Monday after an absence of bert Wiesendanger from Eagle Painted white. the two-pump a month or so. spent In Portland. Creek. He. with 10 CCC men from Richfield station in light yellow Paul Hohberger spent the week Benson camp, finaily located the The Pointers have living quarters end in Portland. party, brought them back to the I in the rear of tbe building. I^eslie French. Jr., has returned j ^ 7 7 VT, - n .i , a , .. .„„. hotel at 1:30 a. m. Their shiver- from Portland to spend the re s t, ing vigil left them without seri of the month until his high senool ous effects except for deep cuts opens, with his father. L. M. LAKESIDE HOTEL and scratches from brush and French. rocks. Chuck Jones, reservation li CARCADÈ LOCKS $1.00 PACQUIN HAND C R E A M .................. brarian. spent Friday night in GREEN NEARLY READY Portland. First putting green of the dam Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. b-5wen Board and Room 1.25 ALARM CLOCKS ................................ entertained Miss Margaret Rankin reservation’s projected golf course and Leonard Greeson of Cascade • is expected to be ready for play $1,25 per day within a week or two. The green Locks at dinner Sunday evening. Bill Nowotony. rigger for Gen is just back of the auditorium. 1.25 ST. REGIS WATCH ............................ THE BEST BEDS IN eral-Shea, and Charles Jones, res Until a hole or two of the course ervation librarian, spent Sunday ia finished, the green is expected TOWN at The Dalles visiting Mr. and to be fitte<K with nine holes and Mrs. E. Rorick. used for putting practice. .75 ANTISEPTIC S O L U T IO N .................. - ' • I Paul Flegel spent Sunday In Portland looking after hi» uew service station which he and his 32-OZ. MILK M A G N E S IA .................. partner, Jim Rich, purchased sev eral weeks ago. The new station is being repainted and remodeled, is jloing fine, according to Flegel. 3 2 -OZ. MINERAL OIL. HEAVY i PiK-for and Mrs. S. E. W’ ells spent the weekend at their home on the reservation, left again to continue their vacation, which will .50 RUBBING ALCOHOL ....................... run for several weeks more. I)r. Wells’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wells, accompanied them iast •60 ALKA S E L T Z E R .................................. — It is surprising how simple and handy It i8 to week on a drive around Puget Sound and to the ocean beaches, bank by mail through our Bank-by-Mall de returned Monday to their home in partment. Send us a money order for th»- .50 STATIONERY ....................................... Iowa. Mrs. O. L. M. Hauser visited amount of the deposit or Just endorse your en “ Doc” Hauser at the drug store F rday. Mrs. Hauser has been liv tire check direct to us. The finest banking fa CALA CREAM FOR POISON OAK .. ing in Portland, will move to the cilities are no farther than your postoffice d'<t”lct. probably the firs* of th'* month, as soon as they can find a Y. mse. Mrs. Mike Bowen’s sister. Miss Sixth at Portland Netson. is now recovering In The Dalles from an Illness that Stark Ore. Leonard Greeson and Benny fjstrom of Cascade Locks are IN F R EN C H ’S AT BONNEVILLE h illdfng themselves a home In r.rfik’s addition Into which they BONNEVILLE DRUGS AT A sAvnfl Convenience Banking BANK 9f CALI FC HAUSER’S DRUG STO R E
