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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1936)
T II K n O \ \ JttV 10, «3 3 i Eagle C reek and Mrs. Clarence M' „compamed by Mr. and “C r h o n - p s o n of Port- ? spenl the week-end at Or on the coas*' r i e ' H u b b a r d o. Wee M is hems visited by her ,tC I, law from Vancouver, r f n , Gladys McKen- . M b . McKenzie s baby is ^ »"h her. This week the ' spent a day with Mrs.l Robert McGilvray here. Mrs. Esther Orino from San Francisco is visiting her father- in-law, Ralph Orino, here for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Ballinger will leave for the east to spend a month with parents in Superior, W is„ and Minne apolis. Minn, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nutting spent last week-end with Mr. Nutting's sister, Mrs. Carl Ro- dolf. at Aloha. Or. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrish, cousins of the Nuttings from Oakland, Calif., and a group K V I LLF. D A M C H it O N I C L K of Portland relatives spent the day with the Nuttings. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snider celebrated the Fourth by at tending the terminal dedication at I he Dalles. The Misses Frances and Margaret Kortge, Mrs. Snider s sister and niece, returned with them to Eagle Creek for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hickok are both on two weeks’ vaca tion. I he Hickoks will spend a week at the coast and a week in eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Belt Cascade Cash Grocery Prices liffectii'e July 10 - ! I, SUNBRITE CLEANSER 3 cans 13c MONARCH BRA N D Golden B a n ta m CORN * No.2 can 2 for Kellogg’s CORN FLA K ES 7c per package CATSUP RUBY Yacht Club Brand 12 oz. bottle COFFEE O l _ per lb. TOMATO JUICE ¿ 1C S W IF T S PR EM IU M 23c 15 oz. can 3 for C R Y ST A L W H IT E SOLID PACK MERRIMAC B R A N D TOMATOES S W IF T S BRO O KFIELD SALAD 1 7 r DRESSING pt* 1 » c 23c CANADA DRY MIXERS WAX PAPER 125-foot roll 17c ¿ARD LIM E RICKEY SPA R K LIN G W A T ER G IN G ER ALE 3 Cans DOG FOOD . . . FIRE CHIEF MATCHES 23c 1 27c 28-oz. bottle 2 bottles fO*" 5c Deposit on each bottle Carton • • • 33c SOAP 10 bars 18c ■ FRESH VEGETABLES Lettuce Potatoes 3 heads 6 lbs. 2 for . . . Cucum bers Carrots Onions Beets 2 bunches for . NINE C. H. Beltz, president ot the Hood River Townsend club, was a Locks visitor Monday. Epworth Leaguers last Sun Colin Merrill, genial marshal, day enjoyed hearing reports by and M. L, Morgan of Morgan’s delegates to the conference in service station were business Corvallis two weeks ago, in visitors in Portland Monday. cluding their discovery that Bill Romans, Troy laundry borne Salem milkshakes are too representative here, is vacation big to be carried. They also ing with Mrs. Romans at the brought back some new ideas for their own servees. Oregon beaches. After church services Sun City Attorney Teunis W y- day evening the Misses Beth ers, his wife and baby are va Manchester and June Hust, cationing at the beach. Mrs. Thelma Miller of Yak accompanied by Everill Brolliar ima and her daughter, Shirley, and Howard Harrison, drove to visited Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hood River with Mrs. L. G. Weaver, who is employed at Hill over July 4. Mr. and Mrs. A. Geitner and Duckwalls’. M iss Marion Hulse enter family spent the Fourth at the tained several friends at a beach movies in Portland. oarty last Thursday evening. Light showers failed to inter- brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ere with a good time. Jimmie Beer, in The Dalles last M. A Shearer and children, week-end. Mr. and Mrs. James Faubion Mi»rauerite and Timmy, with and children are vacationing in Mr.ion Hulse ma^e a trio to Canada. During their absence Lonqview Friday, returnmer the their home here is being occu ” n e dav. They stopned at pied by Mrs. Blanche Thurston Jantzen beach. Bob Moulton of Portland, who says she is ; and Charles Hulse joined them Saturday when they drove in living in solitary splendor.’’ Mrs. H. C. Nutting attended to Jar tzen beach for the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Bybee hove re some of the sessions of the turned to Cascade Locks from N.E.A. in Portland last week. Mrs. E. F Johnson spent the California, where Mr. Bybee week-end with her parents in I has been working. Mrs. M r’*vir i ambe t has Corvallis. Tom W aring celebrated his been in bed with the mumps about four days. birthday Tuesday. Miss June Hust of The Mrs. M. T . Beem of Portland will spend next week with Mrs. Dalles visited Miss Beth Man chester this from Satur I. C. Hall here. day until Wednesday. Cascade Locks’ chief execu tive. Mayor G. E. Manchester, and Mrs. Manchester are spending a two weeks’ vacation in Port Angeles, W ash. on Miss Averill Stewart visited Mrs. James Rasmussen for a week here. Motor Rebores Mrs. M. L. Morgan w rs sur Motor tune-up prised when her husband gave her a new gas-freezing refrig Fuel pump overhaul erator for her borthday, because he had already told her she Brakes couldn’t have one. The Cascade Locks Camp fire Girls had an enthusiastic meeting W ednesday at the home of Mrs. M. E. Johnson, when two members from Hood Bring in your dented River outlined details of the summer camp planned July 25 Fenders and following. T o be eligible for the camp, girls must pay Car doors their dues on or before July 23. Mrs. James Rasmussen is in Radiator shells— charge of collections. Wrecked bodies Mr. and Mrs. E. A Brink and family spent Saturday in The Dalles. CA R P A IN T IN G Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Johnson entertained Mr and Mrs. James Rasmussen and their daughter, Anne, at dinner this week. W ednesday Mrs. Rasmussen went on to Corvallis where she will stay until Sunday with her sister, visiting there from San Francisco. Hood River Aunt Hattie Miles has recov ered from a short sick spell. Cascade Locks and Saturday We Specialize Hartol Motor Co. r? Notice to Water Users W ater users are respectfully asked to pay their July water bills on or before July 15 and save 25 cents discount. Please call at water bureau at city hall. W. ]. C A R L SO N , City Recorder.
