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AY. APRII« *. I * « T H K Bonny Villa r ¡ 1 ( 1.1 Ml « U ‘ »I IMI H|" Ml - : ^ in l'orll.iiul H«*h«-rt Onm <ir#>c lo Portlamf Monday to visit n O N N R V I U F Hirki-I and Fri d .Ioni s drov<• lo S;«ndv Snud i.' and ratio- hark w III moligli siin-lt wliirh tlo-y Inni «lipped from Ilo- rlM-r wltti net* to fi-.-d h iif of llonny Villa for s«»veral dayn. They wofit round Un* districi Viond..v telimi/ ndghhors lo brlllg baskels • mi g< I d! Umy vvant*-«l. fri» »in. Mr ami Mm. \V. *. "H u rk" llirk * sp-ut l isi AV.dins I.y in Portland. Mrs K, It. Joio-s, m otloT of Korroat .1 ofo s, is i \p«-rt<-d to arrivo from h«-r toni • ■ ili li. llflow or, in-ar I.os An- .'<'!••- * • ! if . w itti in a fi-w «|ays. Mun ii o -In was visitlm i fri'-mls in .lunc- M im llowi'ii ha* returned I » work • 1 «»il City. fQr <¡onorai Sb»-a uft*-r a si» s*- «»f <po< inolila. E vi Ma' .lori*-», datiglit*r o f Mr. 'Jdt. and Mrs. ll< nry S«*l»li* f of Hood • nd Mr - Forn ai J«»n«*s. Inni a nurrow ftf\,-r vlfiiU'd Mr ami Mm S, Il M il i-s.-ap*- frolli possihb- m tìo u h injury ler Sunday ami Momia y. Th«» S»-hll» f* **uml.»v wlo-n sin- rari full tilt inlo a w m* rlotlo sllno. 'Ilio Un* ranghi ber SS- Mill«1 rs ilrov*• lo Lio- Sami ri\• Hi na.i N morning lo join in Hi mm d timi* r Ilo- eh in, tlir.-w h*-r t o tho yroiind < miy irijnr> <-vid>-nt vvu* a fili rig tonald Swanson, s«in o f Mr. ami largo hi.lup on lo r li a»l. jM ami Mm. WJIIIain MrMrooui no UH, .l.mu-s ami Michael, o f Ki* K , . , vinilici Mr. and Mm. II. S fa t «prison Sunday. Mm. MHirooiu Is a sister of Jim and Miko Howi ii. *. Carl Swanson, m ill Him svi-t-k |il. o., i' • Ir. 'ini Mrs. Thomas llraom l «n i tildi ' n >|.< iit tin- wo'ki-lid in P i t d. ÏMr and Mr Tom l u i t p v ud of their new rar. a Kord \ -M bpe A surpris*- party wan given .ai ali Rirkrl laut Wednm day hiiik tus lionny Villa hont« ni honor of i tin i irHi*I * y. Mr ami Mr- < lsk.tr kluml. Mr. ami Mrs. SV S. Ilu-kn ■. ami Mr- CL CL O faM tm l Ml - o Price, Fr»*»I Joiu-N, <.lai*-n*' • iiorty" Hirkel, wi-r*' o-h-brants. ■. and Mrs. Irvin g Fessel, Noah • hi»- .lohnHon «-laims to iiavo thè *vv ll.-st inotlur-ln-law a mali ovor Il li Mr- IV .) <. »V III aligli of Port land sp.-nt Ilo- w-a-k.-ml al tlo* John- -•a I. ni' at Ilo iu milopotfl. hrougtit Imo . thirk grav sw<-at<-r w liirh -h»- ti d kuitt'd and w liirh In' is w.-aring j a ‘Oidi *-\« r\ (dar*- thi- w<-<-k. Mrs. i af ui/h ita- »¡so pr* s' nti-d Chi«* with a <-o|!'* lioii o f laro oi«l hook», man prilli» «I in tho «viri) I*«uu'*. Of parln'ii «r int**r»--t. ft«* -a\s. is “ In- -triirtions lo Iti ilisii nffn » r- in Fiold I »r il ! and la. In - ," « m ilitar) manual I o|. -Itisi din tiif olir n-solution. A iiuinh* r *»f Un- hook- ir»- oli mota- pi W n » l -u b j»< l- afld di an* valll- DAM C H R O M O L F THIRTEEN ahlo rollortor*H it«-rim. help teaeJi Hportsmannhip and hlfrher Hal Hahldtt sp»-nt Satuniay ovonlng ideals to tin- youth of America in Portland. through the l«egion Junior Baseball, L«ds U nion is ha«'k in school aftor Boy ricout Oratorical C«»nlest*^ and all attack o f rin-ash's. Si-hool Medal Av. fils progr un. M r s Itoln-rl S p v i-n so n i- m I'o r t - r,. N ATIO N AL ItEFENSK. You w ill laml fop several w e«'ks re co ve rin g help in the I,.-giuri - gp at National I M-fi-ns*- program fur id»*«|iiate na from a r«'«'ont illm-sa. Italph Knlriian is p la n n in g to b r in g tional probi-tiof! ai.d tliroiigh co-; Ills P, fool a-, I I'dliO.I I to III.' <llff| op«-ratiun with the M.O.T.C. m«i C M from its pres.-nt m o o rin g in P o r t T.C. programs. 7. I.KCISI, VTIO V Practically »-v- land. H as p u ndiasn d ind is now in- st tilin g a now reverse gear. Krdrnan ery p|ec«* «if legislation beneficial to; lias hop«-s of co m in g u p riv e r w ith ex-s«-rv|ce rm-n has found The \mer- ienn le gion right behind it. Tti»- suc the craft som etiun- rn-xt w*-»-k. r e s - of the «-ntire legislative pro C u y Pln-lps la-1 we.-k pureha-e»! gram iif the Legion «lep* nds .»pon I ’. S. G u ard H»-r-»-ln-l Shro\«-'s W ee early and complete enrollment. Cove horn«- and plans t<. mow- h is X. N O N -P A H T K W '-IH P . You w ill bride in soon. Sh re ve c o u ld n 't stay become a member of tin most dem o • w a y from the wat»*r a n y longer, an<J cratic organization in the w orld. No is m o v in g into h is houseboat it W a r - rank in the Legion, no r a c e , no « reed. remlaU- as soo n as tin- w eather m od erates. VOTERS’ REGISTRATION BOOKS TO CLOSE SOON Honorable discharge and service dur ing the world wnr, the only rei|uire- inent. i>. COMMA HE'BIIP. Y«»u iou» tip vvifh i real outfit «»f he-men vvtio serv«-d sid»* by si»!»- with you, through thick ami thin; w h e tte r you were a m illionaire or not, you w ere their buddy. Friendships mad»; on the battlefield am! in the service endure. Friendships made in The American Legion lik<-vvis»- endure. 10. ORGANIZATION. Individually, you and I can do little; collectively, in the 11,2X4 p«»-l>, with over a m il lion members, w e can accomplish anything that is w orthy. Bonneville pust. No. XX meets the second Wednesday of each month, at x p.m , in the vv*--t lounge room o f the Auditorium, on the govern ment reservation at Bonneville. If Bothered W ith MOTOR Citizens o f Bonm-vilh- ami Cascade Locks precincts are reminded by ••lection officials that but tw o VVeeks remain in which t«» p-gi-tcr for Un- May là primary. Registration for darn area voters living in Multnomah county i- under tin- cJiarg«* o f I». It. 'M-off.-rn at Uie ItooMfielt hotel, Bonneville. C. A. Cobb, Cascade Locks attorney, Isj handling Lock- registrations at his «»ffic»1 across fr«*m Ben Scott's service -tation. Registration hooks w in be Host'd no days h«*fore til»' <|;»t*‘ of election, not to roi*»*n until «ft<-r the ballots are counte»|. TROUBLES visit Hank and George at MORGAN’S STANDARD SERVICE — \M ) (.\ lt\ C E — Cascade Locks Phone 93 First National Bank LOCKS DRUGSTORE TO BE STEADY ADVERTISER O F HOOD R IV E R The Cascad»- I »rug company q f Uas- «*.»<I*• Locks was ;»d»h-i| to the 1 ist o f regular a«iv»-rti-»-rs in The Chron icle this week. Ca«c««lc i»rug w ill feature specials <-v< r> week from n»*w on on [» .g - 1»>. •he hack par*. <<f The Chronicle, ac cording to W alter Johnson, iu.m- ager. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . . . . S 115,000 00 TOTAL RESOURCES______ , 1,450,000.00 MORROWS OF LOCKS PARENTS OF TWINS m- lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilliillilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll <»f twins early Thursday morning at th» ir horn«1 hetvv»-*-n tin- high school = ami T«»«»lh Bock garage. The twins, botti boys, and motli»;r ar«' reported doing nicely. I»r. Melvin E. Johnson brought them into the w orld. A Golden Opportunity to H a v e the A id o f ABBOTT TELLS REASONS OF LEGION MEMBERSHIP a Tailoring Expertr P. J. McMANUS Personal Representative from K A H N 'T A IL Q R IN Q C Q OF- INDIANAPOLIS At Our Store on MONDAY - APRIL 6 TUESDAY - APRIL 7 I cù m a/i& Z A # Jú f/ iL cA ta w ~ c ^ o a I ù m a for Spring and Summer. You select from large bolt samples o f the finest fabrics obtainable. You enjoy the personal adviceof a tailoring expert and fashion authority on selection o f pattern and styl ing. ORDER WHILE HE IS HERE. DELIVERY LATER IF DESIRED. THE LOCKS CLEANERS CASCADE LOCKS Phone 212 In the American Legion, as in ev ery other organisation. memb»*rship is a vital factor, says Fre«l Abbott, rommander o f Bonneville Post No. xx. Membership in the American Le gion is an honor ami a privilege and those w ho are eligible should be prOu«l to belong and to exb-nd an invibation to a comrade to become a member. Follow in g are ten reasons «MM« w h y all W orld W ar veterans should join the American Legion: 1. PEACE TIM E SERVICE. Hie him* and gold button o f the Ameri- Tan Legion testifies honorable ser vice for Cod and country in w ar, and service to community, state and nation .n time of pence. 2. RE H AB ILITATIO N . You are making it possible to obtain our objectiv»' of every disahb-d ex-service man and his dependents to he taken care o f by our ro\«rnm ent. 3. CHILD W E LFARE. By belong ing you ar«* tmlping lo carry oui the gr**at Child W elfan* program that the Legbrn is sponsoring. 1. AMERICANISM. You are hack ing the greatest principles o f Am er icanism by combating un-American principles, supporting patriotic c«lu- ration among the chiUlrcn ami our citizens and making our communi ties hett«»r plac«*s in which to live. 5 JUNIOR EDUCATION. You w ill BANK NIGHT 1 1 MERRILL’S COLUM BIA GARDENS J CASCADE LOCKS | 1 55S M | SATURDAY NIGHT | j | H Q JOHNNY W A LK E R AND HIS BOYS | | g illllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli
