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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1936)
ca s t 7, IM® |KII>"’ II T H Bonneville n,H, aI"1 MIm* M , i»-' went lo HorllaiKl Mon- Cal1 ' ...... . rarenlH, Mr anil S WriHrndanger. Mrs. W. l - n - M 1 went daWtrr w«n» on to the beach for a ^ r'ln .l Mrs. Guy Collin« ilrov.. to - ^ U e f t Wednesday for J.bea.h where she will ......«I a few day«- Mni Stanley la wis is entertaining h, r niere for a few day». V . J»‘,k Sj,wyer WM ,n shopping Wednesday. |>,iKli is a permanent fixture jjgjdi’f Richfield service sUtlon. ao don't !>•• wrprlseil If you sc« a glranp person officiating at your ira* tank. Manv Bonnevill«- women attend"! U jp baby shower given Wednesday afternoon in the auditorium for Mrs 3. S. Inch of Columbia City. Wallace Lax ton returned recently from Camp Collins. Y.M.C-A. camp on the Sandy river. During the paht month he has covered most of the dam area on his new bicycle. • Mr and Mrs. E Faulkner and their daughters. Blossom and Joy. are spending several weeks with Mrs. Faulkmr's «inter, Mrs. Albert Bauer. Ttie Ftulkn* arrived Tuesday from California. Tbe F. M Lewis* s were ainotlg Bonneville residents who drove to Portland Saturday for the soap hot derhy. Mac powninv r*turn«*d Frlilay frorji Camp i>»!lins, where h** *p**nt tw o weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Chick Johns<»ri r e turned Monday from Salt Lake City where they h *ve h«<-n V ic.illoniutr Chirk says it vv is plenty hot. hu t h « W:fe allegi^lly maintains it w as Iilee ami cool. Chirley Coult'T of th** Bonneville postoffice Is another returned vaca tionist, having (ml I'tek Thursdav from Seattle. WTiile there he r<»l*' on the KaJakala, new streamlined ferry, equipp'd with radio an«l plush seat», which carries 290 automhiles ind fiio passengers. Mr«. Blanche North, Bonneville postmaster, Ins settled permanently In Cook's addition. Her mother. Mrs. Ford, arrived this week to stay with her. Mr. ami Mrs. W W. Laxton an«l family drove to Oregon City and the heaoh >aturday and Sunday, where th*\ saw the new roast highway hrlge«. They were planning a vimewhaf similar trip this week-end. 0. Hirst, his wife and daugghter hft'e t-.k*-n a cabin in O»ok’s addition K n ONNBV1LLE I> NINE Occupation oi Cyprus MclMlWLl) RELEASED lti ItTHOW HONORED Codiisli D i s t i n g u i s h e d On June 4, 1878. Great Britain, J. J. "Hlackie" Mrltonald of Oas- Mrs. C. T. Cams honor*'*! her '»y treaty with the sultan of Tur- by F i v e P r o m i n e n t F i n s Lock.» was r*'l< as«'*l Sunday by mother, Mrs. Charles Nelson, on her k‘‘y. to°k over the occupation and Although the pupu ro<ltisli Is | q idmlnlstratlon of Cyprus. The Hood Itiver authorities when found birthday Tuesday with a party for no wise admired f*.r his beauty, he I urks remained nominal sover several women of Cascade Locks. run ho distinguished by his live eigns, and received an annual “trlb- not guilty of a vagrancy charge Attending wer*- Mrs, Charles llogg- fins—three dorsal and two anal, 'He of £92,MS) At the outbreak lodged against him l>y Marshal Colin blom, Mrs. Karl Hosenback, Mrs. plus a hurhule which 1 h found be ; ot the war with Turkey, November Merrill of Cascade Locks. Merrill Charles Olin, Mrs. Breta Vanstrom, neath his pugnacious chin. A bar- I 5, 1914, Cyprus wus formally an mad** the arrest at .‘1 A.M. Sunday Mrs. Sue Woodward, Mrs. August hole, by the way, I h the (Ish equiv nexed to the British crown and ami took McDonald immediately to ( Peterson. Mrs. Henry Nelson, Miss alent of a whisker, notes a writer became an Integral part of the em Stella Woodward and Miss Marie In tin* Boston Herald. Sometimes pire. At that time It was an Hood Klver. Nelson. A birthday cake and c*>rfee Ibis denizen of the deep attains nounced that every Ottoman sub w ere served. TO UK ELSE NS HONORE!) a weight of loo pounds; but even ject residing on the Island would Itcsidents of houses on the govern In smaller size he Is In demand become a British subject, unless he WATER St PPLV O K. ment reservation a t Bonneville Mon for both the market and the table stated In writing his desire to re Tests of Eagle Creek's water sup day night gave a farewell picnic fort The r«>e of the mama cod has been tain Ids Ottoman nationality. With ply made last week by the public Captain and Mrs. T. J. Torkelsen, ' estimated to contain from 4,000,- 1 very few exceptions, the Greek res health service show the water to be ooo to 9,000,000 eggs, thus Indicat idents accepted with enthusiasm who are leaving for Scatti«- where ing a reproductive power Intended and the Turks without demur. How Mr. Torkelsen will be employed hy in "A” condition, safe for drlnglng to provide e supply far In exersf ever the so-called "Turkish tribute” the West Coast Lumbermen's asso purposes. Samples were taken at the Is still paid, borne hy the revenues elation. About 10 persons attended intake and on the Eagle Creek boine- of our present-day needs. of the Island. sile area, according to Banger Albert the picnic. The rod Is found all over the WeisemJanger. north Atluntlr and in Arctic seas, but he hHS never hern known to I*\H» VOI R LICENSE? Athen* Stand* in Great Cup ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED wander Into tin* Mediterranean or All persons who ar»* delinquent in Modern Athens stands In a great A combination program of plays, oilier semi tropical waters. Itocky cup with mountains on three sides ih**ir payment «»f li«*«,nses to the city »•<msts, submarine ledges an«l sand and the coastline on the fourth. of Cascade Locks are subject to ar singing, dancing and music will be banks np|>cnl to him and he seems It has grown out around Mt. Lyka- rest ami will be arrested Saturday if, prcsentcil by young people of the to frequent them moat. He als« bettos, which rises sharply out of they are n**t paid up, Marshal Colin Cascade Locks Townsend club at its likes the cool green depths and the cup, and the busy city makes Merrill «aid Wednesday. Payments meeting this Friday night at 8 P.M. the largest of his kind are found a sharp contrast with Its classic should be made to Mrs. Vera in the I.O.O.F. hall. Dancing will fol- In 25 or .10 fathoms of water (1.10- ruins, which lo»jk down serenely on Sprague, treasurer, at the city hall. low the program an»l ice crearn will 900 feet, to landlubbers). U from the Acropolis. Athens Is be served. Mrs. Gertrude McKinnon, president Despite tils KarrcdiiesM, the cod an outdoor city, where home is the Aboard ship *-ight bolls is rung six has a very ungentlemanly vora only place to spend one’s siesta or times every 21 hours. A stroke is of the local club, will give a report ciousness ami lives only to eat. The to sleep, and much of the buying added every half hour until eight on the eastern Oregon Townsend more he eats the better he likes and selling of Its merchants Is b**lls is reached, when the cycle is convention at LaGrande which she The begun again. It, ami small fish, soft-shelled sen carried on In the streets. attended recently. Greeks are as fond of their siesta delicacies and other tender morsels of the sen serve to satisfy his rave as the Spaniards are. and at noon all shops close until 3 p. m„ staying nous appetite. open later at night to make up for lost time. Dinner Is not served until 9, and 2 a. m. Is no later to H a l l e y ' s C o m e t So N a m e d an Athenian than midnight is to f o r E n g l i s h A s t r o n o m e r an American. Daily Freight Service to and from Halley's c»>met was so named for Edmund Halley, English astrono Portland and Hood River. Butter and Egg Market mer, notes the Indianapolis News. Twenty-three thousand people LESTER AUTO FREIGHT, INC- He discovered that the orbits of were denied the opportunity for the comets of 1531 and 1607 were self support because of the impor similar to that of IC^, which he tation from foreign countries of 34,- Local Representative at the him self observed, and thereupon 199,683 pounds of milk, butter and conclude»! they were the same. He eggs during 1935. The tariff poli TOOTH ROCK GARAGE predicted the comet’s return about cies of the present administration Cascade Locks Phone 293 17.18, and call**d upon posterity to were responsible. rec»»r»l an*) verify his prediction. It nrrlve<| at perihelion on March 12. 1759. Investigation stio\\<*d many refer ences to the periodic appearance YOUR CASH SAVES YOU MONEY AT THE throughout the Christian era. In 1835 It returned, and was next ex- pecte»l In 1910. While yet some 300.000.000 miles distant. It was photographed on September 11, 1909, by Professor Wolf of Heidel berg. F»»r months afterward. It was Invisible to the eye; later It de- veloped rapidly and was a spectac ular object when It reached Its greatest brilliance In May, 1910. Apple Pie an Old Standby Apple pie has stood the taste test * ? * f,u <*»y» Mr. Hirst is . m- of appreciation for the last four P^vd in the Coliirntiia carpenter centuries, and Is still the first «hop. choice of all pies. The greatest '-iarence Lodding, ex-Oregon fo<d-' amount proportionally of the sixty 1'i ler. is driving a new Plymouth million spent annually for baker’s coupe tins** days. pies Is spent for apple pie. There Is no figure available on the num A person actually weigh* moi*- at ber of pies made In homes and In the smaller restaurants and tea **1 or^ l>0Ic than at the equator. rooms, but visits to different parts to th«> absence of centrifugal of our country show that apple pie ”rCP " vl ,,'p- fact that be is «lightiv Is the favorite one among pies do*'r to the earth's center. everywhere. In the early building • • • days of New England It was served lij" low.-st temperature ever r*1- as a breakfast dessert—a custom 1 " ‘ in the Willamette valley Is still In vogue In some homes of that h«'|f,w zorn. section. Ride in a C H E V R O L E T before you buy H your dam area agency Keeler & MilIsap Cascade Locks j Free Pick Up & Delivery Servic In Cascade Locks j. W E L L S Cascade Cash rocery CASCADE LOCKS Sardines 6 for Monarch COFFEE 1 pound 27c Casco WAX PAPER Cut-Rite 40 ft. roll 5c 125 ft. roll 15c : Salad Dressing Swift's Brookfield in handy Pantry jar_______ IVORY FLAKES 2 2 c large package CATSUP 9 c Ruby—large 12-oz. bottle CERTO, 8 oz. bot. 21c CRISCO 3 lb. 59c Kellogg’s PEP 3 Packages for 29c CAMPBELL’S SOUP All flavors but chicken 3 for 25c DEVILED MEAT L I B B Y ’S 1-4’s 6 for 25c Always a complete line of Freah Fruits and Vegetables Our Prices Are Right
