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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1937)
T H K F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y 8, 1937 Winter Play Ground Nearer For Valley B O \ X E V I I- I- E S C O U T S TO GO TO W A S H I N G T O N I) A M ( ' H U O X I C L E Mrs. M unroe Ready for Legislature SINK , pital meeting will be held next Mon SCHOOL MEN MEET WÌTH LEGIONNAIRES day while Tuesday will be clean-up day at the hall. At least one hundred Scouts from the Portland Area Council will pull About SO persons, including Hood A trailer may not be as convenient out from Portland about June 25th River county principals, teachers as a house, but you can keep a trail for the National Jamboree in Wash and members of Hood River post No. er moving ahead of the tax man. ington, D.C. American Legion, and the aux- An integrated system of ski trails At Washington a mammoth Boy | Mrs. William Munroe, representa- and playgrounds, opening up some Scout Camp will be set up to accom j tive of Hood River county in the 1 iliary unit met at Legion hall Mon day night to hear a presentation of of the finest ski areas in the state, modate the 30,000 Scouts that will state legislature, will leave Saturday i the half-dozen planks in the teach is the joint aim of the United States attend. There will be twenty-five forest service and Hood River civic sectional camps each housing over a | for Portland, where she will attend ers’ legislative program. F. S Knight, principal of Hood River groups. thousand. There will be acres and the Jackson club dinner before leav high school, and G. R. Frey gave District Ranger Stanley Walters of acres of tents all within sight of the ing for Salem. short talks. the Parkdale ranger station told this Washington Monument and the Lin Chief among her labors will be A bunch of the boys were hitting The regular Legion auxiliary hos- paper this week that he would co coln Memorial. The site is excellent sponsorship of the Growers’ club bill it up at the Lakeside inn tap- operate in making any improvements and the program as arranged is next described elsewhere in the Sun. She room, asked by a sufficient number of to perfect. will also do everything she can to Monte Gay at the piano (what county residents. Walters said A. O. The routing of the party has not hasten construction of a four-lane piano?) was playing a ragtime Waha, regional forester, had visited yet been worked out, but will be water-grade highway between Trout- j tune; the station this week and signified i ready by January 10th for those dale and The Dalles, a project which 1 When out of the night (which his willingness to complete work on | wishing to find out about it. Two has the support of the Mid-Columbia was 40 above) and into the the ski area cleared by the CCC pro- j years ago the party went to Seattle chamber of commerce and dozens of smoke haze’s blue vided some sort of camp facilities i by rail, from Seattle to Victoria and other groups throughout the gorge. Came Silver and Max, with a were made available. ' Vancouver by boat and thence by She will not take with her an old Small or Large Orders double-edged ax, and a polai This ski area, now to be reached rail through the Canadian Rockies age pension bill as the county bear ready for stew ! by a trail leading one-half mile to Winnipeg and Chicago with a one- Grange committee, meeting with south from Hutson’s Loop Inn camp, day stop over at beautiful Lake Lou representatives of other organiza may also be connected by trail with ise. From Chicago the party crossed tions, decided to postpone drafting CLARK FUEL C O . McMullin’ s tavern, also on the Loop Ontario and visited Niagara Falls. of a bill at least one more year. highway. Overnight here and then on to Al They indicated some specific source Cascade Locks Phone 372 The second project is the construc bany for another night. The next of revenue such as a special sales Cascade Locks tion of the ski run along Sand Creek day was a beautiful boat trip down tax would have to be provided be ridge between Tilly Jane creek and the Hudson River Day Line to New fore such a bill would have value. Homestead. This run, already re York. Three days were spent in see quested by some Hood River groups, ing New York and from there the may be begun within the next year. party went to Washington for two The short-cut to Tilly Jane will days. They returned through Chica bring excellent skiing grounds below go and then split three ways for the Coopers spur much closer to the last lap homeward. A trip fully as interesting and highway. fully as educational will be worked It may be true that woman is the out for the party this year. The total "weaker vessel,” but it’s usually the cost including rail and boat fares, tourist sleepers, meals en route, ho- man that gets broke. els, meals at hotels, tips, Jamboree proper, sightseeing and fees will not exceed $160, and will probably be in the neighborhood of $150.00. What a 4 > Strip at the j[ splendid opportunity this is for that amount of money. modernized poems Wood and Coal lakeside hotel White Spot Cascade Locks J> For Coney Island Sandwiches m w u u w w v iw v u w w v DR. MELVIN E. JOHNSON P H Y S IC IA N AN D SURGEON Cascade Locks Phone 35 Another good thing to remember is that the cemeteries are full of peo ple who thought the world couldn’t get along without them. H e r e it i s ! The Automobile Sale of the Year “ It’s just a tiny scratch,” said Jane, "It doesn’t need protection;” But now she is in dreadful pain From serious infection. Including Many Opening Week-end SPECIALS 1935 and 1936 Models New, Complete Stock at the Here are a few example values CASCADE GROCERY 1936 Plymouth Sedan Cascade Locks CIGARETTES Luckies, Chesterfields, Camels, Old Golds 2 for 25c--$1.25 per carton B u t t e r ................... lb. 36c ......... 2 — 1936 Master Chevrolet Sport Sedans 1 — 1936 DeLuxe Plymouth Coupe 1 — 1935 Chevrolet Truck 2 — 1931 Chevrolet Coupes 1 — 1930 Chevrolet Coupe 2 — 1929 Chevrolet Sedans Bartol Motor Company Swift’s Brookfield, Grade A M. J. B. COFFEE 1 lb. tin, 27c 2 lb. tin, 52c 3 lb. tin, 79c FR ESH V E G E T A B L E S A T P O P U L A R PR IC ES $625.00 ................................................ 565.00 1936 Chevrolet Master Sport Sedan THE « CHEVROLET GARAGE H O OD RIV ER , ORE. PHONE 1111 \ YOU Sleepy Hollow Syrup, pt. 15c; qt. 29c Candy Bars and Gum 3 for 10c , D O N ’T N EED CASH TO TAKE ONE HOME _________________________ i
