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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1936)
THE ¡Delivered In M .n! BONNEVILLE DAM This Week s Thought Every Friday An optimist is one who makes the best of it when he gets the worst of it. Ifhret* M o n th s f o r 50 c — Anon. « V S i \ III III. vo ier Five its Structural leel First 4 and ■> of ll»*' main spillw ay |rridii'd It»1 | Hm 18-foot level 1» continue to lead the Mil I,. .ION N EV I I . I,K WORK! R IIIIRT WHT.N STUN. HAR T ALI S Kdwin Stnltii tion com pany Colurntna Conatrur- workman via n.-at death In n Portland hospital H im week ns the result of n blolu re- reived Molidui when a piece of re enforcing aleccl one inch in diameter and Ihr firat »true- and iitaiut four f•-•-1 long fell from pirr steel went In on pier 5 I * ,it. ■ a sliiiglond of steel being transported march ff l wa> pi ■ 'I yesterd ay L Sm ith i n r.» .r o f th e 11 firat hurniny Tin1 l«o<t o f tin* baf- ■ ■i |ir.i>nt I - havi- been I ’ ' • ' ■ i • of lupatrraiii r<-\ .-intent In»» b.-pfi It stand u! plus 33 f •••*!. Tin* L.|. it j \ .-1 ■> 11» i ' Ihr south ill*-. girder spans been completed from pier 13 t - r w»v to abjtm«*nt tw o Four ■) i fifth i *1 and ready to »¡rip. and form a lln for a sixth V>rk . i ;■ i «li••<1 i iii Hi*- bran, and * ih<-r a d ju stm en t* which will slop the* flow o f rlvrr betw.-en th r pier* Tile ft* ■>d * h ■r * pi.* ■ •• i t. il run "t- eighth t and on< of ki ixl till* <1 I ' il'im bla tn M.-p fa r vi-nr a le h ad u l* d u m ., J ah»ri ■- l i i r f»l! jlanchard lamed Chief ly Teachers B f H n - i i nclpal of Odidl I t «< i w * . . ti ll president of |Ho**! |: mtv te n rh ers s*- ■>tion at m in s titu te T u rn ■ »t da- Hu. • R iv e r h ig h sch oo l taka.;- th. plan* of G eorge ^ P “fr. outgoii president. pritu-ipa >>f I itreet school. Hood R lv rr, w as "d vici- |iii iidi*nt. Miaa M athlldr pll of Ci-ntra! Vale arhool, secre- and Ivan Emhroe. principal o f '»dc I^x-k m grade school. treaa- _ ' '■ i 1 I I sta te aupwrtn- P * ’ nt °t pubin- Instruction, d eliv; P p«hapinK th. ! l on the highlln«- and struck him on the head , M add I Mi Curriculum " Kol- P t m M m M E I hiii * * * ol Lini eld collegw, latro* *d Mias Ethel McRae of Caa- 1 tfleka, I . ke on A rm latlcc Day. Implications o f w ar, and the oc wrouft h trife iintii in Mie f rT':i,i' i ! d ’ini’ t h - stru ctu re •truck nt thi' cu rren t strik e 11 only perm anent r ,on w,,uld come by estab liah - nf a government a g en cy cm - r^d to e n f . u ar bi t r â t ion upon nr>.| | mployees nlike. J ' ......... n i opened with I ‘I'1-’ 1 ■ 'u e g o a tut.- song, " ls 1 inces Sherw ood of iii*< ,iiV" nmpanled by M ìsh M,1ln" Klum Miss D orothy C.ll- entortnln«-»! with a piano solo, •ympoaiuni ,,f modem pedagogy • Pf-M-nt.-d Mita I.illlan Me L ',r 1 :i Locks, MI hs K atli l of 1‘ark d ale. I'aul r ' rl '»f Oak G rove and K S ontinucd on P age Sixteen» » li working in the north co flerd am area at the time and was rushed up to an ambulance from the pit on a plank stretcher I. • <t word from Portland was that Smith was still alive hut not entirely out of danger A fatal skull fracture was feared Red Cross Drive Begins HOI ill H I’, h l{ Yacht Club Dance Will Aid Beach M argaret B ourke - W hite, whose nam e is synonymous with the best in a rtistic photography, w as in B on I;*.. I S3« Council Tries To Clear Up Property Jam as an tangle bathing beach will be ac- of interesting viewpoints, preparatory Moody avenue in C ascade L ocks w as ’te 'I if enough money is taken to doing an a rticle on the dam for brought to a head in council m eet Tim e, ing Tu esd ay night when W . J outfitting of Columbia ie-low Sh erm an 's inn up *n da', I NOTED PHOTOGRAPHER SHOOTS DAM WORKS N O V I.'IIIK K neville the first four days this w*-ek ".shooting'’ the project from dozens < unplete te tch FRIDA *' ' t'asi-ade Yacht (lu b 's big ‘I - it the Columbia Gorge hotel two in: i west of Mood R iver S a tu r , day Novemtu-r 2>i Life lin* - and lif* t.-* -i-rvei: pic- t* i * anil benches, a diving lx. ini ar.d if possible a paid life guard on Sundays and holidays are pro;.-i ted by the club, which a n tici pates a big crowd at their dance. Tin Is n-li became very popular with dam area bathers last summer, but then .‘.on- virtually no facilities for prcti lion or enjoym ent Th*- yacht i lub dance com m ittee, with Llrn.-r Schrm-k as chairm an, announc* that B ill Hunes’ orches- tia from Portland will be on hand to k e e p t h e dancers on the move. Hun. outfit appeared a month ago at the Columbia G ardens in C ascade j,ocks and proved immensely popu lar Ticket* are on sale a t the Bonny Villa tavern and may be obtained -■•-u from anv member of " the club. Incorporated, publishers of Tim*- and Fortune m agazines. Miss B ourke-W hite, young and at- tractiv e, has built an international reputation for h er work in p h o to -, graphing an alm ost inconceivable v ariety of su b jects. H er studios o c cupy an entire floor in one o f New Y o rk 's largest skyscrap ers, and it is th ere she organizes the m aterial ob tained on her many cam era ja u n ts, i She spent some of her tim e while here riding with M ajor and Mrs. L a Londe, who have a stab le a t C as- j cade I-ocks Riding is one o f Miss B o u rk e-W h ite’s favorite recreation s. An effo rt to cle a r up the property on Second street e a st of An derson. vendor o f m ost of the prop erly in th at section, some o f the p c .-ent property ow ners and mem- oers o f plan the council talked presented by C ity over a A ttorney Teunis W yers. W yers proposed th at ow ners of property adjoining Second stree t in the block next to Moody avenue turn over to City R ecord er C arlson deeds to th ‘- street rig!' -of-vvay. to be held in escrow- until property owners in th at a re a have presented Phillips Wins Carnegie Medal to the council a petition to v a ca te ’ he street. T he council can then e x Quite a gang of boys gathered at ch an ge the deeds \v:th Anderson and the o ffice of It O Wall, Columbia George Trim ble in return for Ander Construction company office m an ager and Honnevlllc chief o f the son's dedicating as a public stree t Kcd Cross drive to be the first to One o f 33 persons in the United J the roadw ay through his property subscribe in I lie membership cam S ta te s to win the coveted C arnegie j two blocks above Moody. T rim b le paigri which will extend from Armis aw ard for heroism th is y ear is S i d . purchased the hillside righ t-of-w ay tice Day to Thanksgiving Philips, m an ag er o f the Roo.sevelt 1 from Anderson in good faith . A fu r W all is being assisted by Jo e i th e a te r in Bonneville, who received th e r resu lt will be to give the city W claen in the G eneral-Shea company n otificatio n of the award on election title to the rig h t-o f-w ay occupied by o ffices. Lieutenant c D Bonegteel. th eir pipe line, at p resen t owned by I day. execu tive o fficer for tile dam, in the P resen tation o f the medal and the . Anderson, and to provide alley -w ay s t 'nited S ta te s engineers offices, and SlOOt) gift that goes with it will b e! for some o f the property ow ners r e a r Hob Duvall In the National Commis made later when the C arnegie re p -j Second street. T he council adopted resolution 29. sary - rep resen tativ e is in th is territory. accep tin g from the L'nited S ta te s E very employee on the dam will be Phillips w as given the award fo r. given an opportunity to contribute, The C a s c a d e l-ocks fire depart- h js brav ery in rescuing FYank Milne | governm ent the additional gran t o f in an effo rt to raise Bonneville's rn* tit rot 'in- jump on th> city coun- from the treach erou s McCord cre e k : $2036 n ecessa ry to co n stru ct the flow i|uota of $.Vkl n l Tuesday night im mediately fol - 1 eddy Ju ly 16. 193.). a fte r fighting the line from D ry creek fa lls to the headw orks o f the new w ater system . lowing council m eeting by voting to cu rrent fo r n early h alf an hour. A nother $1100 will have to be raised gu ahead and put a new floor in the ( --------------------------------- C B S ANTICIPATES by the city in order to put the flow- council room, a fte r the council had U 1 T C line in. T h e council will probably put QUICK TUNNEL JOB appointed Hill Clark to con fer with $100.000 FIRE HITS the department on the question. T he BRIDAL VEIL PLANT through a ch an ge order so th a t the K u ck en b erg -W ittm an com pany can C lear sailing from here on in is department felt th at since it owns do the w ork on th e flow line, w ith anticipated by the Orino-Birkem eier- the building, and since the council A $100.000 fire swept through the out m aking n ecessa ry read v ertisin g Sa rerun 1 company, bulldera of the With lum ber yard of the B rid al | was entitled better ---------- insulation un- . mill f l i u i i ' u to -------- . . . . . and -------- J ------------— ------------------ Tooth Rock Columbia River highway derfoot, the floor might as well b e } Veil lum ber com pany ea rly Monday fo r bids. Councilm an M illsap moved th a t tunnel project who have pierced tin* put in without delay. 1 morning, d estroying tw o sorting ta- the council go on record a s fav orin g worst o f the bl<H-ky. loose and seamy Kire Chief G. N Hesgard made a bles. a m onorail stru ctu re, a lumbei th e flow line and th a t a com m ittee form ations which they have faced Sin donation to the departm ent when , ahed and part o f the piled stock auccesalvely. and are in somewhat i-e sliced his bill for labor in erect- T h e fire broke out about 5:40 and be appointed to n eg otiate fo r the more even formation although they ing Hie halli from $77.50 to $37.50. w as not brought under control until $100 w ith some bank, and th at a are still timbering ns close to the The about 7:30 -------• A M . although 100 men special m eeting be called when the s t ------- M arch. --- 1 nt* hall mill was V\ «in put up la ----- ---- * — ~ tunnel face as possible. No water G E Miller cut So from his $45 bill w-ere figh tin g it, including a P ort- com m ittee is ready to report. T h e has been encountered so fat for labor in subm itting it to the de- land fire com pany and the Columbia motion passed, and the fin an ce com Only about one more week's work ■ ai l ment M embers of the depart- G orge ran g er statio n crew from Her- m ittee w as designated to ca rry on rem ains on the masonry wall which mont gave Hesgard and M iller a j man creek . An electric short circu it negotiations. Councilm an Epping sponsored a extends more than 300 feet east vote of thanks for th eir action. w as responsible. motion callin g fo r appointm ent o f a , from the east entrance to the tunnel Virgil Chapman and R uss Nichols com m ittee o f one to ta lk over w ith b . k . a . d a n c e o n t a p were p ro p o se d for m em bership and II.I.NKMM TO l'C H K S MR K * An old-tim e dance h as been sched- th e fire departm ent th e possibility were voted into the departm ent. o f putting a new floor in the fire Several cases o f scarlet fever and v list „si i.i _ r pledges, ______ in- uled Frid ay . N ovem ber 13. at the A o f __________ outstanding a ca se ,,f ohlckenpox with comphea- rtirn-d during the departm ent's re- . Bonneville auditorium by th e Bonne- h all, used fo r council m eetings. tlons have been reported in t nscade nt drive for donations, w as turned ' ville R ecrea tio n association , with C ouncilm an C lark w as nam ed on the I/x-ks since last week o v e r to the trea su rer It w as u nd er-. M cG ee's pow erhouse S e r e n a d e « en- com m ittee. Trouble threatened over two scar- stood that the finance com m ittee | gaged to provide rhythm s. T he old- let fever cases that w e re reported vil! be responsible for rem aining tim e dance is being held in accord- BONNEVILLE SCHOOL to have broken quarantine Saturday I, . .,¡on's an ce with the a sso cia tio n 's policy o f night, hut no action has been ta k o CARNIVAL IS TODAY C o n s i d e r a b l e debate arose over A1 putting on some dances principally „g ain st them by law S t e w a r t ' s suggestion that the de- fo r the ben efit of the older folks T o d ay 's the day. accord ing to su no further cases an* money by boldine • *®d aomo for th# younger bladoo perstition, when all so rts o f evil Close w atch has been turkey shoot soon. D esirability of I things m ay b efall a person, but B o n school children and anyone showing L E G IO N TO M E E T having the shoot indoors or outdoors neville school is lau ghing at tra d i fan d Jar symptoms should have an B onneville post. No. 88, A m erican w.is discussed, and the m atter was tion and holding its long-aw aited Immediate diagnosis mad. i,.ft Up to a com m ittee composed of I-egion. will hold its regu lar m eet ing W ednesday. M embers are asked carn iv al ju s t the sam e. Stew art. A1 Sprague and Mr. E riek- T h ere will be plenty o f e n te rta in to bring one or more books each to - W e s t - m A m e r ic * " H ta to rj ’ 1 .(>n for decision. donate to the Bandon library, being m ent for those who brave th e ir book by I>r. Dan h ‘ 1 irk ^ of and attend th e carn iv al. MD TO M E E T I restocked under the au spices o f the jin x e s o f history and assistant • ' ' T h e re ’ll be a dog show, fish pond, ix lc r ..» l l„. 1 idles’ AM Of CMOSd# L ocks Gordon L eg ion post. m oving pictures, fortu ne teller, peep show, m ystery tunnel, m agician, \ r,'-tidier 19. ' ' ' LOCKS M E E T S O D E L L li.h ..d by T b ..i» * * v r ,r1" ' 1" 1 C° , oti i utm . y. • -«nende I<orks Mgh school’s has- picture gallery, b eau ty salon and within th e next few months. >1 team will open the season candy booth. Amon r the more prominent C as No adm ission will be charged fo r 1 Suo novop floom to M when it m eets the Odell quin c a d e Txiol; . itlzens seen a» -Tohr th is show o f shows, proceeds from e-od the local h e-o while Gene w hich will be used fo r the b e n e fit Columbi" G ardens was Mr. J a c k o f Bonneville school children. *Vepp is coach a t Odell. ' w i l l : "O h. well, trite love never Fire Laddies Decide to Floor Hall • *‘*' * 0? '*X Brinkerhoff. did run smooth.
