The Bonneville Dam chronicle., May 14, 1936, Page THIRTEEN, Image 13

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May
14
TH E
B O \ N E VI L L E
GRADE STUDENTS IN
PROGRAM AT MUSIC
FESTIVAL FRIDAY
I» \ M C II R O M
C L E
THIRTfrJ-.N
Saturday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Strader.
.Mi** Ethel McBea drove to Port­
land to visit with her mother Sun-|
day.
:
\lr*. Irf«» W.mrlow w«r*
A large delegation from tti** M»ck*
Miss Margaret l. icy and Mis» The- j Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark be-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Granstroin
and
^|g||ed b: i•• ir parents from lllym
grade school attended the National daughter, Gretrhen, were dinner odora Gustafson drov*- to Portland
! calm* father ami mother on May
t
. • k * ik J.
Music Week program held at the gu. »!s o f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur War- ov»r the week-end to vi»it friends j day, \%ith the arri* ,d of an addition
f n r> mvi Urs. Norman Kline drove
Coiai Itiver high school Friday. All r* ri .it their home here Sunday.
■ irei relative*.
t,, tfl,;
Yc*, it » a boy, arai
|H ol<l l>iJ mlo Portland tins M l k
school* in Hood Itiver county «e r e
\ir.
Clark
an
important gentleman
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Sund-hn
sat
ti<«J it th«*. wheel of a Nash
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Saund**r* were
represented.
now.
Mr».
Clark
is expected home
at the festive hoard Sunday after­ visitors at the G. \. Sounder* home
Klin**« have f n i n t l d
The day's program started with noon as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
from
lh*-
hosoital
in Portland some
over the vv«-*-k-* n«l. Pred Saunders
^ ^ ^ W m «*<K*J T
claim.
r< hearsals In the morning, followed ftundsten at the latter's home.
time this week.
Mr. ao<
C«*orge HnuU hpent
whs formerly in charge of the Celilo
hy picnic lunch on the school lawn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Hammond
nave
Mr. and Mrs. Gl* n Brower and boo
canal hut has since retired. His
Sunday • " M oaiof socking to n ag
i In the afternoon tin participants, returned to their home here after a
.ilon« the
brother is operating the local locks. went to Portland over the week-end.
atei dancing, hy groups, en- week’s visit in Portland.
y.
MUCH I m I in the r« |.l> ! ' singing
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Suml*ten mo­ They returned Sunday night.
tertidned a capacity crowd of par-
Elmer
Erickson
returned
Saturday
Douglas Checketts spent Friday
tored to Gram] Coulee Monday for a
H^gjj£p.j Mi’s l^eTraee returned
| cuts, teachers and friends.
night
from
a
week’»
stay
in
Port-j
and
Saturday on his ranch up on the
from an ci tended viiut to
short tour of the district.
The event is singularly attractive land.
east
fork of Hood river near Mount
Leonard V. Titus of the Railway
in that it Includes no competition,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elvln
Erickson
and
Hood
in quest of the succulent
Employee** Benefit association, was
«1 Mr». G. W. Armstrong
and each group is thereby aide to Mrs. Owen Harrison of Portland a visitor over the «Jam Sunday. .Mr.; trí>,,,• -Mr. Checketts is a nimrud of
.-ti.irwi vit.it/aTi Monday
perform to the i>e*t of their ability. spent Saturday evening with Elmer Titus and part- drov*- from Seattlei no m*''4n abilities as may he judged
rl .Mrs. I* TVrwilligrr drov*
The rivalry of the competitive field Brickson here in the Locks.
Monday- Cliff Steiner.
to vi»it the project and continued from the fact that the Checketts
has never entered Into these pro­
Captain
Chari***
Nelson
and
Mrs.
family dined heavily on brook trout
on up to Hood River.
I nil f i t J abaiMlosnd th-
grams which are sponsored b j the .Nelson were hosts Sunday' to a
this week. And were they good. Just
the local bachelor*. ha*
school district.
houseful
of
friends
who
**nio>**«l
the
Mrs.
Isabel
Osborn
was
injured;
ask
him.
. i.lu r spare time and other
w*
ll
known
product*
of
the
Nelson
Sunday
afternoon
when
she
feli
Merle
apd June Checketts were
Ins* op one of the eabin* in
kitchen
at
a
sumptuous
Sunday
din­
while strolling in her garden. Dr. feted to a birthday party at their
. -ndaJe ramp preparatory to
ner.
Miss
Man**
Nelson
of
Washou-
Lewi«, of Hood River was called and home Thursday. Ten of their chums
|n Cliff has done a very nir*
gal,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Miller
and
attend'd
the case. Mrs. Osborn is re- helped
goodies,
Iped eat the goodies.
anil will hooo throw w id e
non. i,harl*» of Portland, and Mr. ported resting easily in her hom»:
Mrs.
H.
Nutting
went to Portland
ir and nay, “Mm. Steiner,
here
this
week.
and
Mrs.
C.
Cams
were
present.
The!
in company with Miss Myrtle Kreio-
Student* of the Locks high school
i, thy dwellinu."
cv.-nt had a double significance in
The Epworth League held its In- bring. They returned Sunday after
found
Ui»-nise|ve««
the
recipients
of
Mrs. Kordyre Walker and
that it commemorated the fourth »tallation of officers Sunday evening a week’s absence,
Mu Boulder City and Mr. an/1 an une*p«-cted holiday last Friday
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. at the Locks church. There was no; Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph Orino spent the
when
the
entire
school,
under
the
l»r M-irtme of Saa Francisco
Henry Miller and also the birlhday sermon and the meeting was strictly week-end in Portland with friends
-M
it th«* home of Mr. and Mrs leadership of Principal Sherwood
business.
of
Marie Nelson.
and relative*.
in.iMson for the post week, and Miss Theodoru Gustafson, took
Mr.
ar
I
Mrs.
Irving
Petit
are
leav-
Cretchen
Granstrom
spent
the
H*-!**n Smith »pent the Mother’s
d Mrs H. L. Chiton were the «Jay off and hiked up the Eagle
week-end with her parent* nere. inc the district for Seattle, wnerc day holiday at the home of Mr. ami
Greek
trail.
.•ailed to I'ortiaod tsalur-
I'nder perfect skies the group Cretchen now has h«*r home in Port­ Mr. Petit has been transferred. He Mrs. Harry G. Smith.
n they were notified of Mr
land.
ha* been operator at the Locks air
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Parmentier
mi>th«T’* i linen* Jt I k re- made the start at 9 a m. from the
port
for
some
time
and
w
ill
leave
W
alter
Erickson
spent
the
«eek
-
spent
the week end in Hood River
t* 1 -V- is renting well, hu’ camp and went as far as Tunnel
this
week.
A
farewell
party
was
held
end
with
his
folk»
here
in
the
Locks.
at
the
home^of Mrs. Parmentier’»
falls Some of tin* hoys in the clan*
rritK’/l .-ondition.
in
Ho*
church
for
tl.e.
couple
ami
son.
Mr.
Erickson
i»
an
instructor
at
Ore­
mother, Mrs. Laura Clapp.
kfr. 4ri<i Mr*. James K flow and went even farther, hut as a time
gon state college.
Dale, Tuesday evening.
W . E. Carpenter w ill leave shortly
limit
had
t*een
set
for
meeting
at
f I MB, ¿in n
M**nt Sunday at Mr.
Mrs. Erickson is in the hospital in
to join his wife vvhp is now in La
the
r,«mp
again,
some
were
unable
to
i
home
Mrs. Wilburt Harrison gave a
Portland this week.
Grande. She I* ft la»t week and her
make it as far as Wahtum lake.
piano
recital in her home here Sat­
Mrs.
Margaret
Litt».
Mrs.
Jean
'
husband plans to joirt her there
The evm t was well • njoyed by all
urday afternoon. The affair was
Litts.
Clifford
Penney,
relative*
of
some time this week. They w ill re­
participating, though a few com­
well attemhd by parents of students
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Iiaugtierty
of
the
main in that district for about three
plained of the heat. The trip was of
ihrW s for
Locks, visited here this week-end. and friends.
week*.
spontaneous
nature
and
came
out
of
1BK n B H .O M tN
T*-d Jameson's father vi»ited at the;
Mr. »lid M- L. L. Peacock spent
the grade school’s going to Hood Thus«- wli<> visited Morans hdg** hom«* of Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Brollian
may be left .1 the
Sunday
w
ill
recall
that
the
young
Mother's
day with her mother io
Hiv«-r for the music festival. %
lady in black who wait*«! tables as this week. He was a former resident Hood River.
fc\^< MM MU G STCIRr
^
relief is Mrs. Daugh«*rty. The group <d the Locks ami enjoyed noticing
Prairie, Washington.
an i Mrs. C. Neims visited at
T
the improvements that have been th<, hon,e of \|r and ^jrs
B Pau-
Mr .< th I Mrs. <lari Erickson c*,i say came here from S* title.
CASCADE LOiJKS
mam*
in
his
absence.
He
formerly
blan
Sundav.
th*> were well remembered on«
Mr. an*! Mrs. Rusucll Nichols of
t
Mother's day. Before tfie dusk of The Dalit*« spent Sunday at the home resided in the Cams' home.
arrendale
Cascade Locks
Eagle Creek
STUDENTS HIKE UP
EAGLE CREEK TRAIL
■
MELVIN E. JOHNSON
SIC,AN A N D 8DRGEUN
ade Locks Phone 35
eve ning fell, they had entertained 15
relatives at dinner.
Mr». J. K. Vnderson was guest of
honor it a shower held at the home
of Mr- Larry I »owns in the Bonny-
\ ue addition Monday afternoon.
Thirty friends and neighbors were
present to wish her well-being.
Something
New
W e have the latest equipment
r steam cleaning motors and
lassis.
ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANING
BOOT W A S H ............$1.50
MOTOR S T E A M ____1.00
CHASSIS STEAM . . . 2.00
Prices tor Polishing on request.
le t us give your ear % SPRING t L E W I P JOB along with
\ COMPLETE l.l RRH \TtON
W O I IIECK-1 I*.
<>»«»«• in and get your W ild Flower booklet at the
Richfield Super Service Station
Phone 1313 tor Pick-up Service.
HUDSON TERRAPLANE AGENCY
a p p l e c it y
MOTOR CO.
Hood River, Oregon
of Mrs. Nichol*» par* nts. Mr. <«n«l
Mrs. E. Manchester.
Mr». Ren Scott arrived home from
Hood River Monday with the pride
and Joy of the Scott family. Miss
Judith Adelaide Scoit, recently ar­
rived daughter. Ben seems to b*
smiling a little wider than usual
this week. You ought to see the
little rascal.
B. C. Whal of Portland, brotner of
w. J. Carlson, Joined the staff at
the Craigmont hotel this week in
the capacity of chef. Reports reach
us that he’s doing a nimble job of
“ vvrasling up chow.
Mr. ,<n<l Mrs. Ed llogenson drove
to Portland Saturday to enjoy a
brief shopping tour ami an evening
at the theater.
Miss Jun** Ennes spent the week­
end with her father. Bert F.nnes. at
the Bed A W hite store.
Mrs. J. Juel is recuperating from
her recent serious illness that has
confined her to bed for the past six
weeks and is now up and around
again. During the course of her con­
finement she was entertaineu by
many o f her friends from out of
town.
.
,
Mrs. A. Taylor, who for the past
»»•veral months has been confined to
the sick room, felt the breath of
spring and is now up and «round
again.
jo e Miller. " ,l" recently turn*?
nautical in hi» endeavor», is instail-
irg the St ir en gin e in their proud
er.ift. “ Cascade Clipper", which w-ts
latch named. It is expected that the
craft w ill take the water some time
this week for a trial spin.
Wilnier Johnson, of Altoona, \>n..
returned to his home in that city
this week after an unproductive
fishing venture.
Hans Johnson lias returned from
•» *2T> months’ sojourn in a hospital
B, The Dalles. Hans is still under
doctor s orders to take it easy, and
is enjoying his recent liberation to
the fullest extent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Orayhill spent
Mr. and Mr». Thomas Harrison and
son. Dickie, spent the week-end with
their older »on who is now operating
a fish hatchery in Marshfield. He
formerly was posted at the Bonne­
ville hatchery.
Mrs. \V. O. MacKinnon was sur­
prised hy her «laughters and sons
who spent Mother’s day with her.
HOSPITAL ADDS MAN
TO MEDICAL STAFF
National Hospital Association wel­
comed a newcomer to the local staff
this week with Dr. Paul ¡»hininger.
who w ill undertake medical and
emergency surgical work starting
this vv**ek.
Mr and Mrs. W ilbur Easley spent
Dr. Shininger comes to the area
the »Jay in Stevenson visiting his from Rochester, Minnesota, where he
f«-!ks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Easley.
was formerly in practice.
Free Pick Up & Delivery Service
In Cascade Locks
Daily Freight Service to and from
Portland and Hood River.
LESTER AUTO FREIGHT, INC
C. Local
J. Representative
WEL
LS
at the
TOOTH ROCK GARAGE
Cascade Locks
Phone 29.*}
SUMMER’S
HERE
TRY OUR FOUNTAIN SPECIALS
Delicious and refreshing draughts to relieve
that fevered brow,
BONNY VILLA TAVERN
MAI.
JIMMY
ROLF