Il K I* O N * K1X RADIOS REPAIRED All K in d s ot Electri ca l W o r k Call AL JUBIE 14-F-13 40-mile post cabin 19 L. R. FREYGANG Ai/thorized Dealer W estern Auto Supply MOTOROLA CAR RADIOS TIRES and BATTERIES Hood River Phone 3733 For Winter Grade B O N N EVILLE Y —d Mrs. Lloyd H a rl a n e n te r ta i ned at bri dge T h u r s d a y afte rn oon Mrs. Robert Weller. Mrs. Leo Cook a n d Mrs. Glenn Johnson. Ralph Buckley of Ty r re ll's T a v ­ ern Coffee Shop, r e t u r n e d Sunday from his m o t h e r ' s home in the Hood R ive r valley with a 30-lb. t u r k e y gobbler. By F ri day the bird will be uo more. Miss Arlin e Sa w y e r r e t u r n e d S u n d a y a f t e r a 3-day visit in P o r t l a n d with Mrs. G. E. Chap­ man. Mrs. K a t y A. Cook, m o t h e r of A rc h Cook, r e t u r n e d to Po rt la nd. F r i d a y , a f t e r a t h r e e day visit with th e Cooks. Mr. a n d Mrs. J a c k Sawyei and daughter Arline were dinner gue sts in P o r t l a n d T h u r s d a y of Mr. a n d Mrs. E r n e s t Sennett. T o m m y W e n tz spent Tuesday in Hood R iv er on business and ple asu re. OILS Scott’s S E R V IC E S T A T IO N SEE “ MAC” — AT T H K — O R EG ON -W ASH ING TON FOX F A R M F O R THE OREGONIAN Vi 10 percent off on CASH AND CARRY LAUNDRY E F F I C I E N T ( LEA N IN G AND P R E S S I N G S E R V I C E THE L OC K S CLEANERS LAKESIDE HOTEL CASCADE LOCKS Board and Room $1.25 per day T H E BEST B ED S IN TOWN “ BETTER FOOD” “ BETTER SERVICE” Dew Drop Inn FRED ANDERSON Owner CASCADE LOCKS. OR EG O N HAY, STRAW, GRAIN FEED ♦ A r t h u r E a d e went to P or tla nd S a t u r d a y on business Mr. a nd Mrs. A r t h u r Eade s p e n t t h e week -end in Washougal visi tin g Mrs. Ea de 's parent* Mr. a n d Mrs. G. J ohnso n. Mr. a nd Mrs. M. M. McCrady a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. George Beilin s p e n t S u n d a y in Hood River. Mrs. T o m Morris was in Va n­ c o u v e r Monday visiting Mrs. C. R. i Bone. Miss M a n n in g and J i m Rich of t h e Bonneville Super-Service s t a ­ tion s p e n t S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n and e ven in g in P o r t l a n d . They re­ t u r n e d r a t h e r late. Mrs. Clyde K i m b r o u g h was a P o r t l a n d vis ito r Monday. C h a r l e s R o b e r t s o n a n d his fa­ t h e r R. H. R o b e r t s o n a r e s pe nd­ ing T h a n k s g i v i n g with Mrs. Chas. R o b e r t s o n in Brownsville. Mrs. C h a r l e s R o b e r ts o n has been in B ro w ns vi ll e since A rmistice day. Miss Feli ce F o r d of P o r tl a n d a n d Miss K a t h e r i n e For d of Yam- hill will e njo y T h a n k s g i v i n g d in ­ n e r with Mr. a n d Mrs. Lee Sharns. Mr. a n d Mrs. Ted J o h n s o n e n ­ j oy e d t h e p a s t week-end in P o r t ­ land visiting Mr. a n d Mrs. n . D. Lo c k a rd . A very p l e a s a n t a ft e rn o o n was e n jo y e d last W e d n e s d a y by the se w in g club a t t h e h o m e of Mrs. J i m Lash. Tho se pre s e n t were Mrs. J o e Buch er. Mrs. Van Meter, Mrs. Lee Sams, Mrs. J o h n Carg, Mrs. Tom Morris, Mrs. Ed it h Mc­ Gowan, Mrs. Roy H en dri ck s, Mrs. M. M. McCrady. Mrs. C har le s F. Be a tti e , Mrs. Ed. Davis. Mrs. Wil­ liam S a nderco ck. Mrs. Harold McShatko, Mrs. Ted J o h n s o n . Mrs. Clyde K i m b r o u g h and Miss Ge r­ t r u d e Weiss. Mr. a nd Mrs. Wi lli am S a n d e r ­ cock s p en t th e weeke nd in Hood R iv e r visiting Mr. S a n d e r c l o c k ’s p a r e n t s Mr. a nd Mrs. D. W. s a n ­ derco ck. J o a n n e Lash e n t e r t a i n e d S a t ­ u r d a y a f t e r n o o n a g ro up ot play­ m a t e s in t h e Celebration of her fo u r th b ir th day . T h o s e pre s en t were Beverly Van Meter, Carol a nd Lillian Bucher, J u n i o r and Bebe McAden, Connie Correl, Vir­ gin ia a n d Gla dys Lee Morris, Bet ty J e a n Correl, Mary Lou Sams, Dennis Dyck, Billie Beattie, Goldie and Bet ty P a l m e r and J i m m i e Lash. Delivered W e e k ly to Dam Area ♦ Prices Right ♦ HOOD RIVER FREIGHT AND FEED TERMINAL P h o n e 3881 5th & C a s c a d e A DDITIONA L WA R K FN D A LK Mr. a n d Mrs. M. A. Butterfield w ere Hood R ive r visitors Frid ay. Mr. a n d Mrs. E. T. C a r r a t ­ te n d ed t h e hock ey g a m e In P o r t ­ land S u n d a y n ig ht. x I *' *' K * M V Il I t i l N K SCHOOL NEWS CASCADE LOCKS The liOck» basketball team played Pa rk da le at P a r k d a le Iasi Friday night. P a r k d a le won by a score of 29 to ♦> The P a re n t- T ea c h er Associa­ tion aw arded prizes to s tu d e n t s in both high school and g r a d e school for those who solo the most tickets to the L l> S Choral Club concert. In the grade scnool Carol Burt and Eileen Sp r ag u e tied for first place a m on g the girls and each got a compa« t. Richard Kenney sold the most among the hoys and received a pen and pencil set. In t h e high school Reta B arker won the c o m ­ pact and William Morgan won the pen and pencil set. J e a n n e Walker has been ab se nt from school due to llluess The fifth and s is th g r a d e a re ta kin g their six weeks teats Miss Barbara Smith enrolled In high school this last week. Richard O'Dell has resigned from the Locks high school and is now going to school In Camas. Miss Coldwell is s u b s ti t u ti n g In the first grade due to t h e Illness of Miss La Verne Barker. Miss Betty Mann Is has moved to North Bonneville The Girl’s gym teach er. Mias Rut h Buche Is organizing a b a s ­ ketball team In th e sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. T h e ten at lv e schedule of games lined up Is Dec. *». P a r k d a l e here; Dec 7. Hood River here; !>*r. 13. Odell there; January 17. Parkdale th ere; and Feb 7. Odell here The enrollment In the first and second grades is now 4 4 pupils There are 25 In th e first grade and 19 in the second. MAJOR HARRY A. SKERRY TALKS ON BONNEVILLE Major H arry A. Skerry, e n g i­ neer corps, U.S.A., executive offi­ cer of th e second P or tla nd d i s t ­ rict, was the principal s p e a k e r at Tuesd ay's luncheo n- mee tin g of the 381st in fa n tr y in Meier it F r a n k ’s tearoom. Major Skerr y gave au i l l u s t r a t ­ ed talk on “ Th e Bonneville h a m and the Organization of P e r s o n ­ nel,” according to Colonel Wil­ liam A. Aird, who was in c ha rg e of the affair. An invitation to a t ­ tend th e meeting was extended to all reserve officer*. l.* MID-COLUMBIA C. OF C. DISCUSS FREE BRIDGE 20 years 4 0 year* 6 0 years / f * lUlofi** or«o 100 69 43 As you grow older, the pupil« of vour eyes let in less and l e u light. Thus you need increas­ ingly more light as birthday« pile up. Without it, eyestrain is inevitable. And f>0% of all people over 50 now have de­ fective vision due largely to im­ proper lighting. Is the light in your home of the right quality and quantity for effortless seeing? O ur light­ ing expert and her sight meter ¡f"k#.tel1 y«u. instantly. This lighting advisory service is given to all Northwestern F.lec- tf,C 5V*tom I Wa M' v r " " > ue !> | I “ *‘"d *t»d y„u scenic a t t r a c t i o n « of t h e in i n . C o ­ I “ ,I «he h o m e s In tke lo m bi a c o u n t r y mid of t h e pc», ! •• ‘ th.g, *1 t c n ll a l p o w e r a n d n a v i g a t i o n a l benefits of t h e B o n n e v i ll e da in. held th e a t t e n t i o n of d e l e g a t e s to th e newly r e o r g a n i z e d Mid-Co- lunrhiu C h a m b e r of C o m m e r c e at a m e et in g held In Mood R i v e r Tuesday (Kelegations fr o m p o i n t s be. " • T i l ALL TIIK tw e en Pa sco a n d V a n c o u v e r a t ­ t e n d e d t h e m e e t in g Pr o p o sa ls Inclu de d an e a s t e r n l i l . A I . M G L M h h .. ex ten si on of t h e N o r t h Bank »1 i m h x , * road, r e c o n s t r u c t i o n of th e C o­ l a k e s id e hotd lu mb ia ri ve r h ig h w a y , a n d e l i m i ­ < V.S< ' A |JK na tio n of tolls Oil t h e B r i d g e of the Gods. • • • OUR MECHANICS KNOW THEIR BUSINESS THE ONLY WELDING OUTFIT IN CASCADE LOCKS ESTIMATES FREELY GIVEN AND AU PRICES WITHIN REASON Don’t Go W rong—Call 293 FOR ANY KIND OF AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR OR ADJUSTMENT • THE ONLY PENZOIL DEALER IN CASCADE LOCKS T h e T o o th Rock GARAGE NEAR THE HIGH SCHOOL IN CASCADE LOCKS “ SLIM” . . - “H“