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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1936)
19: ä T H K B O N N E V I L L E c a sc a d e d ru g D r iv e r a b s t r a c t INVESTMENT CO. rHcH«l Hiver, Oregon Insurmirr, ll**ul E»»tute Phone 1*131 MIKE’ S [)|{ FIKHT c l a s s Barbering ('aseado Look* G. A. COBB AT M W Notary Public attorney Cascade Locks. Oregon lo i 0 S * » I R m PL 11 "2 R. PENN C. CRUM itometrist and Optician Examined Glasses Kitted jOOD RIVER, o e b o o n * Scott Building E WHITE SPOT HORT ORDERS OI R SPE C IALTY" 6 AGNES B R A N N A N Cascade Locks Hollywood Dairy LOCAL INSTITUTION APPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAGE Orders for THE OREGONIAN may be left at the I’.ASC \DK. DRUG STORE in CASCADE LOCK:? MELVIN E. JOHNSON 3 YS1 CIAN AND SURGEON scade Locks Phone 35 Bonneville D R . W E L L S W R IT E S \ F R O M S P R IN G F IE L D Dr. Stanley Wells, popular former Estensive improvement* including U. S. K. I), medico wrote recently to •* it lit rsr*'f n**n t of i|iiarters ami limiti* Captain J. S. Gorlinski, retiring The Chronicle from Springfield, Mo., la Mori of a new lighting system were as resident engineer here, will take where he is now practicing. completed Itiis week at the Ca*cade two months' leave before reporting “ We arrived here all O. K. In the Drug store. as a student in the Army industrial early part of F e b ru a ry ," lie says, Tlie rear purtitlun has been re college in Washington, D. C. Captain "and ho y, was it ever cold. moved to allow display of merehaii- Colby M'. Myers, replacing Captain “ WV are fairly comfortably lo dise Hear to the bark wall, and six Gorlinski, returned Tuesday front « rated now and are noi nearly so new overhead fixtures with light- nine days' leave during which he homesick as we were at first. Fish diffusing bowl* have been put in. made a swing of the stile, visiting irig here is practically nil, as far Plisrmuelst Wall .lohn»on went to the roast and several other parts of as I've been aide to tell ami I’m considerable ex pento* in remodeling) ‘ Oregon. forced to play golf for outside en tils store, employing local help en \ few more cords of wood remain tertainment. I .lan play sueresfuHy tirely. to he taken off the Orino-Hirkemeier in the lower 80's now though so may- -Sarefoal road clearing Job west of lie all my efforts are not in vain. Tooth Mock by men working for the “ Work every day and enjoy it. PIE SHOP OPEN* Bonneville garage, jo charge of Am in the Department of Justice Tltled Simpl) Ille “ Home Made trucking. medical center and find it quite in Po* Shop," a pastry amt ronfertlon F. I.. McGee, transportation sup teresting both from the medical and ••enter will he opened thi* vveek-end erintendent at Bonneville and presi other standpoints." In tlie Mose apartinents. faring the dent of the Izaali Walton league, left highway. Mrs. I». K. Ilertson i* the MIS* EDDY TO WED Sunday on two weeks' leave, and is MOSS \NI> FRIEND proprietre*»». Miss Wilma Eddy, popular grade now at East lake, where fishing has Bonneville said goodbye to Cap school teacher at Cascade Locks, will Tin* stiop will stock iM*vera| kinds been uniformly good theis year. tain J. S. Gorlinski. resident engineer of pies and rookies, and Mrs. Ilenson The | s.K.h. poat Sandy is about at the dam since July, t!*34. with such t»e married June 2* to Mr. J. Kas- will s**rve roffee and Sandwiches if ready for the water again «fter a urisolicitated sincerity amt spontan- mussen in Corvallis. The announce there |s demaml for theni. She also few days in dry dock undergoing re i»*ty that, even to a newcomer, bonds ment was made two weeks ago at carrle* rund) and cigarette». pairs to the rear crankshaft bush of friendship and affecDon entirely Corvallis. The couple w ill return to Cascade ings and getting a scraping and paint apart from routine operations were Mrs. Henson has had long experi- Locks immediately after the wed |oh. instantly apparent. eiice ln business, having managed ding. Miss Eddy will give up her It was only to he expected that a K. K. Jennings of the Concrete En- apartm**nts. lea shops, auto ramps teaching position next year. gineering company of San Francisco man in Captain Gorlinski's position and several other establishments. Her was in Bonneville fur two days.» would be he given a send-off of some husband is employait on the Monne- STAR ROUTE SURVEYED kind. Any old hard-bitten fire-eater leaving Wednesday. He stayed at the ville darn project. G. A. Olsson. chief railway mail who happened to be boss of so large Roosevelt inn. c!**rk. visited the Cascade Locks post Also at the lio»i*eve|t in ttiis a project would have received the office Saturday, and. accompanied TO T* 1*1. \N OWN FEST IV \l. vv»*»*k was L. Kades, win» left Thurs usual patter about "sorry to *e* you 1 hy Mrs. Margaret Rankin Calendine, day to spent th** summer *t Seaside. go.’* and so forth. postmaster her»*, surveyed and Several ehjtdren <»f Cascade Lock', But not every »»n** could have corn- Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Armstrong logged a proposed star route from with Lenora Swe*n»«y ami Nell Kay matwled so large a turnout of friend* vv»*nt to Seattle over the week-end Cascade Locks to Yiento. Their re Broil 1er as ring leaders, planned a —as flocked into th** auditorium Fri- and brought back Eldon's mother. port will he turned over to the r«e»»* festival <»f their own here this «lay t*» show th**ir appreciation for a Patsy Armstrong, a ni**ce from postal department for acceptance be vve**k. They »taged .» parad»* in which chier* job well »ion**. Not every one Bremerton. Wash., will visit them fore the route can be authorized. a voting goat garland»*«! with rose* would have he**n given a framed! wa<* III** chief "flo a t." The affair was until July '• scroll signed hy hundr«*ds *<f well- SCOUTS CHOOSE CAMPSITE Chin-k J<»n* *» librarian. r»*p».rt* wishers, or a rifle and radio. wltnesMii b> int»*r»**»t»il members of Scoutmaster M. L. Morgan took six that circulation has h**l*l up pretty Hu* »*hildr**n's families. F»»r hi* part th** captain showed members of Troop 39u a quarter- sineerest regr**t at leaving the project mile up Ruckel creek Tuesday where ! where for nearly two years he *li- they selected a site for their cabin rected and worked with the men and summer camp. The boys were wh»* gather»**! Friday to s**«* him off. K**n Woodward. Hubert Morgan, So Bonneville dam se#*s a good boss Bobby Orvis. Bobby and Noble Hyde leave—and a g*»«»*l fri»*n»l. an*l Johnny Carlson. Troop members Captain Gorlinski. we salute you. w ill put in a lot of time improving J U N E 14 the camp sit»* before it Is ready for well in spite of—or because of— use. - slack activity on ttie »tarn. Paul Hohberg»T, jeweler, .»ays FARLEY W ILL SPEAK maybe if hi* client* would us** thim P»*>tmaster-general James rarley ble* nil their little fingers instead of will explain the bonus bond mailing their thumbs b»* could sell a half- set-up in detail in a broadcast over 0"T.en small-size protectors he has th** blue network of the National in stock. Broadcasting company on Saturday, June 13. from 4 to 4:15 P.M. Pacific standard time. An explanation of C O L L E G IA N S E N S A T IO N how the registere»! bonus man will ' be handled locally can be found else form erly ivith Vincent Lopez where in this issue of the Dam ’ Chronicle. Í WALT SCHUMAN and his U. S. C. CAMPUS ORCHESTRA COLUMBIA GORGE HOTEL IIOOI) RIVER. OREGON Low Rates by Week or Month SPECIAL RATES GIVEN PARTIES & DANCES DR. E. S. WHITE DENTIST featuring t o m m y Cabin No. 24 l u k c «17 S. W. «T H It Karon 72I.T TO THE YETS Congratulations, veterans. Aou’ve fought a long time and waited % long time fo r your bonus, and at last it’s almost here. It is to be hoped that arrival of the bonus will permit you to get some of the things you’ve really needed for a long time—house re pairs, a new automobile, clothes for yourself or for your family—things vim could not otherwise haye af forded. » • Many of you have had a ha p i pull* and have been forced to seek credit from local merchants. We suggest that you weigh your needs carefully, and then take your trade to the men who have given you the p.*st service through your hard times. That's the square thing to do. And don't forget the bonus money can't1 last lorever —you may be in needs of a helping hand again some day. SUNDAY NIGHT J im * Kiit'hrr. Owner RADE A RAW AND ASTEURIZED MILK sto re B IG G E R A N D I IG H T E R H U RI LI N I) \ M C H R O N I C L E Cooks Addition. Bonneville Betty Thom - Al Lyons It \KGF. TIED I P High water and consequent lack of clearing basin work was responsible for the tying up of the caterpillar barge at Cascade Locks where it will be held until the cat is needed j again for clearing work. The barge and tractor were moved up-river I from Stev»*n«»*>n last week, but it was decided there xvoul be no necessity for further movement until Clearing work opened up again. EAGLES PLAN DANCE Celebrating payment of the bonus, Cascade Looks-Bonneville aerie. No. 21*’». Fraternal Order of Eagles, will sponsor a dance at Latourelle falls Saturday. June 20. Meeker's Four Aces w ill play. TIRED? DRY IIL L ENDS ♦ HE DALLES FREIGHT LINE Cascade Locks at MERRILL’S COLUMBIA GARDENS C A S C A D E LO CKS Of Greasy Spoon Joints - T ry our fresh cool salads - Y o u ’ll like’em BONNY VILLA TAVERN HAL JIMMY ROLF
