T U E B O N N E V I L L E DAM C H R O N I C L E
Y 29, I * *
scade Locks
....
THIRTEEN
Route of New Upper Columbia River Highway
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REED’S N E W PUPPY
HAS M IXED BLOOD
Bobby Heed, dynamo rhythm mon
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ger at Merrill’s dance pavilion,
is
sporting a real pet these days.
f officials directing or Inspect-
He calls it Dibo-
rK »in Cascade Locks’ new
part
arrived at the
It’s a part-covote,
f ierman-Shepherd,
part-husky
pup, bordering ori four weeks old.
moat [hot«* 1 * 5 over lho week-owl awl
will it* for W*e duration of tin- 1#»-
dty lontract.
,j.L
Johnson, field engineer of
H)7Zi.;yriiH-Erle company of aouth
Milwo k*-e, Win.. I h here to super
vise il»ruigi<iK in and placing of
Iiibo is a tiny little thing now,
with graceful limbs and feet, a slid,
solemn expression, and a wee wet
nose.
His markings are predomin
antly husky.
-dx months from now we prediet
markin' o*
H.|w. Poling, resident inspector
for II' P.W. V, arrived t«» keep hi**
eye « L) work as it progresses.
| K K , .. rite I- Ku* k- 111»' rt’ \ \ h itm in
roMf> iy, contractors, are their fore
man,
<* Ek»trom, and th*: afSlst-
mit 1« •' III ail, James McMullen. Mr.
Mdftllleu arrived Saturday morn-
Dibo will be pushing Bobby all over
th*- place
*
• And Bobby ain’t easy
pushed.
L E G A L A D V E R T I S I N (*
ORDINANCE 17
An Onlinanee Regulating the
Auditinti, Allowance an*i Pay-
ineut of Claims f«»r Spe* :. i Pur
poses and Repealing Section <i
ol Ordinance V*». •> . . .
la«
, 1
M
Frank Walker, l.-w i-
W f lt i
,nd Mr. awl Mrs. Gordon
Walk
are motoring to Los Angeles
tb ia ^ • k The Frank Walkers will
stay
w * ■ * * k, Lewis Walker two
wes t ?• while the tiiird couple will
drive
Arnarilo, Tex.. to vi**it
the C
Sh*vense*.
TV>I
':tn mil M argllerite
In
Fee
Scranton n s-
Itedll 'rtland t«*g**th«T last week.
M r . Juanita Lewallen has re
turn* i from Portland where she vls-
M l
■ W im
Dougherty, still a hit
boaip' - hack f r o m the Hood Ri\*r
hosdit
where sh»- has b«**-n enn-
•¡uirizy. Sh*- was witlmut
-a\e for irij*rlions, from one
li> to the n«*xt.
and Mrs. Oscar Hyde had H
r- friiin Portland Suwlay who
Inspected Bonneville dam. Jack
, Pop tti> Biles an*l Mona Bae,
1 liners for the Sunday night
show at Merrill's pavilion,
with th* llyd'-s Suwlay
p "-c .i - lly«le r*-tnrn* «1 rriday
I P- tl.iwI, where sin- had been
I the home *if her «laughter, Mrs
K L i-tz She left here tlir*
ks igo.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Common
Council of the City of Cascade
Locks:
Sec. 1— All claims and demands
against the City not provided for by
Section 2 of Ordinance No. 5 shall be
examined by the finance committee
The above »ketch »hows how one section of the upper Columbia river highway will loo
hen the route
in accordance with Section 7 of Or
is shifted from the bluffs to a water grade. In the upper center can be seen the V ^ ^ o u s e , f h.,c"
dinance No. i, and after the allow
marks the present route. The changes between Troutdale and The Dalles will cost $10,000,000. Sketcn
ance of any such claim or demand,
by F. G. Hutchinson, highway commission landscape artist.____________________________
the Rec«*r«1er shall draw a warrant
,
upon the Treasurer for the sum.
which said warrant shall be counter
PAINTERS COMPLETE
tak- n in thro** hour-. The trout, av- father and si*»t«-r.
T W O EAST-END JOBS signed by the Mayor and shall spec
Mrs. Edna Schermerhorn of Port
eraging on** and a half pounds, took
Th*- old town will he brighter irom ify for what purpose the same is
land vi-it**d at th<- F. A. Tubandt
worms dropped from a still boat.
now on because of one paint job drawn.
Bon Scott h is been spending his home Sunday.
Sec. 2— Section 3 of Ordinance No.
completed and another nearing com
Mrs.
B*-rt
N*-ls*n
visited
relatives
5 is hereby repealed.
spare time putting in a concrete
pletion in th«* east end of town.
Se«*. 3— Inasmuch as the orderly
Aviators
will
welcome
the
new
In
Corvallis
last
week.
curb inside <>f the pumps at his scr-
and
prompt payment of all the just
Wells Foote of Hood River spent "Cascade Locks" executed in huge
vlce station.
claims
against the City of Cascade
Sunday here with his parents, Mr. block letters on the roof of the
Harley Grayson went to Newport an*! Mrs. A. W . Foote.
Locks
is
essential to the credit and
highway department maintenance
Monday to start work on a job there.
financial standing of the City and
Mr. and Mrs. James Merrill were station.
Mrs. Grayson left Wednesday last Portland business visitors Tuesday.
said claims and demands cannot be
Patrons of Bowen A. Ennes’ Red
week to visit her mother in Ferni*-.
promptly paid without the immedi
Mit-s 'Hieodora Gustafson’s bro
an*l White store will welcome equal-
|. C.
ate enactment of this ordinance, an
ther. Charles, visit*-*! Sunday and
ally the r**decoration of the store
I *.U| y Helvogt awl Bobby Deau-
emergency is hereby declared to ex
Monday from Portland, and drov*
\ ¿lie, accepted into the Civilian Con- back with her Monday afternoon inside and out. The exierior will he ist and this ordinance shall take
servatlon corps, will report for duty She will attend summer school at finished in the same colors, but the effect immediately upon its adop
interior will be done in pale green
at Vancouver. Wash., July 1.
tion by a three-fourths vote of all
Or«-gon Stat*- colleg.- -tarting Jun«- 2*2.
with
black trim. Jack Stark is aoing
______p Erickson and A. L, Seriber,
Mr. and Marvin Piper and sons.
of
the members of the city council
Miss Margaret Lacy also left Mon
•iSHP f|si d East lake near Bend <at- Kenneth and Bobby, left for Cen- day She will spend a few days in the work.
and its publication as required by
C. C. Long, painter from The Dalles
0' and Sunday, came home with traha, Wash , Saturday, returning Portland before going to Seattle
law and its approval by the Mayor.
limit of eastern brook trout, yesterday. They visited Mrs. Piper’s where she will attend summer did the highway department station
PASSED the Common Council of
sign.
the
City of Cascade Locks. Oregon,
classes in the University of Wash
on
May
25th, 193d, and approved by
ington's school of education.
brother,
in
Hood
River
Sunday.
Fif
me
this
25th
day of May, 1936.
Miss Ruth Buche will spend the
teen
persons
were
present.
Charles H. Nelson,
summer at her home in Beaver
Mr. and Mrs. A. Geltner. their son,
Mayor.
Creek. Or.
Harold,
and
Mrs.
Sanford
Hill
and
ATTEST:
Mr. and Mrg. A. W . Foote went to
W . J. Carlson,
Hood River Tuesday morning to pay son, John, visited Portland last
week.
Recorder.
their compliments to the judge.
•m
itizens o f Cascade Locks:-
T H E T A X P A Y E R S L E A G U E W IL L H O L D A
Public Meeting
Friday Night
May 29
8:00 P.M.
at the
L O. O. F. Hall
Subject of M eeting:
Why W e Are Against the Water System.
Dniy members of the League an.I their guest will he speakers.
THE TAXPAYERS
LEAGUE.
By W illiam Sundsten, Treasurer.
Ren Scott drove to Elrna, Wash.,
Saturday and return**«! on Sunday,
bringing his daughter, Jean, with
him. She had spent two months with
Mr. Seott's mother.
Parents of the grade school gradu
ating class, including A. C. Smith,
Mr>. Gertrude McKinnon, Mrs. San
ford Hill, Mrs. A. Geitn*-r ana Vlr.
and Mrs. Wade, gave a party for the
class at th** Craigmont hotel Friday
nitfiit Thirty-seven persons present
enjoyed games and refreshments.
Mr. ami Mrs.. V L. Huff and fam
ily left for California for a three
months' -Jay.
R. .1 “ Pop" Wuner was confined
t• • his bed Saturday with sciatica
hut is up and around now.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morris and two
sor - I*-ft for Oklahoma Sunday to
visi( Mr. Morris’ parents,
M . ami Mrs. George Rlaisdell have
ino\ <1 to McMinnville for llo* sum
mer. where Mr. Rlaisdell will run a
caterpillar tractor.
I. C. Pettit left Monday for Seattle,
where he has been transferred in the
airways service'.
Mrs. Sanford Hill’s brother and
g'ster-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Yeoman, of Hannah, Indiana, are vis-j
iting th*- Hills here. Mr. Yeoman, a
candidate for United States senator
in Indiana, has been conferring with
lumbermen during his stay in Ore
gon. His sou. Ralph, and a grand
daughter. Marilce Palmer, are at the
Hills’ also. A family reunion was
hehi at the home of Jack Yeoman, a
Bonneville Dancers
Attention
For your convenience . . .
THE BONNEVILLE BUS
will leave Merrill’s Columbia Gardens every Satur
day Night fifteen minutes after the dance is over for
one round trip.
We are featuring —
Cool
Refreshing lunches
for these hot days
BONNY VILLA TAVERN
HAL
JIMMY
ROLF