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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1937)
THE TWELVE B O N N E V I L L E fiance are unfortunately not produc ing results. This is probably due to the large quantities of fingerlings that have been released there, and hence satisfying the appetites of the larger fish. No report was received on Central Oregon angling for this week. DAM F R ID A Y , A U G U ST IS, 1W7, G I I O N I C L K Schools Sign New Principal, And 3 Teachers ette University this June. Jones will Eagle Creek Is Popular instruct in history and the social sci ♦ ences. A total of 13,380 visitors used the Mrs. Sylva Bryan was given a contract to be a full-time teacher at Eagle Creek picnic and camp grounds the Parkdale Grade School. She Is during the month of July, according the wife of Principal Bryan of the to figures released by Albert Wiesen- danger, senior forest ranger there. Parkdale school. This was an increase of 4367 over A principal and three new teachers The Mount Hood Grade School will were signed for the coming year by have for a new instructor Miss Sally those stopping at the camp in July of 1936. A total of 33,165 have visited the Hood River County School Board last week. Cascade Locks High Hobson, a July graduate of the Or there since the first of April. Sunday, 76 members attending the School will have T. J. Langton for egon Normal School at Monmouth. (By Rudy Schroeder) National Association of Milk Control its new principal. Langton taught At the regular monthly meeting of After spending a week at Lost Boards at Portland had a salmon at the Taft, Ore., high school last the School Board, John Hutson was luncheon there. For August 29, ta Lake. I feel qualified to give a very year, and refused a contract to be principal of Siletz High School in given the bus contract for transport bles have been reserved to seat 1200 authoritative report on fishing there. order to come here. He replaces ing Oak Grove children. He will members of the Oregon Common It is really very good. I caught a Hugh Sherwood, who has accepted a handle this route in addition to that wealth Federation. number of trout ranging up to 10 and place at Richland, Baker County. of Barrett, which he had last year. 31 inches in length. Odell High School will have a new Hutson will replace Roy Crapper, The teaming for the third time Steelheads and jack salmon are be Chronicle want-ads—try ’em! of Luise Rainer and William Powell athletic coach and teacher in Bill | who had notified the board he would ing caught in the lower Hood River. in the motion picture, the “ Emper Jones, who graduated from Willam not be available the coming year. Fishing at Celilo is variable, but on or’s Candlesticks,’ is a natural suc some days fine steelheads and Chin cession of events after their terrific ook are being caught. Good fly fish success in "Escapade,” and “ The Great Ziegfeld.” The picture plays ing is reported on the Lower Lake at the Rialto for three days starting Branch, fish of seven or eight inches Monday, August 16. being hooked. The lakes on Mt. De As every one know, Miss Plainer was the winner of the award issued by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the finest per formance of 1936-37 because of her portrayal of Anna Held in the “ Great Ziegfeld.” "Emperor's Candlesticks” offers every approved type of grand entei tainment from fast action and mys These are typical o f the fine values you wilt find in our store every day. W e tery to polished intrigue, sprinkled recommend and sell j W e l l Known brands of unvarying quality that never with romance. HOOD RIVER, OREGON A delirious comedy theme neatly disappoint. trimmed with musical specialties and! W EDNESDAY exciting action-drama will take com- j August 11th mand of the Rialto Theater screen The last day of that Sterling when “ It Can’t Last Forever” plays Double Feature Program. for one day, Thursday, August 12. Ralph Bellamy is featured in the Clarke Gable. M yrna Loy. leading role, his first important all-1 William Powell in comedy part, with Betty Furness, Robert Armstrong and Raymond “ M A N H A TTA N Walburn in support. Hamilton Mac- Fadden directed the film from a M ELODRAM A“ screen play by Lee Loeb and Harold | Buchman. Also: STAN LAUREL and O L I-1 -oz. tin tor The story of a girl who received a VER HARDY IN Florida undiluted $50,000 sable coat—and then had to live up to it, brings Jean Arthur, Ed “ Way O ut West ft ward Arnold and Ray Miland to the Rialto Sunday, August 14 in "Easy Living.” a new story by Preston THURSDAY ONLY Sturges, whch forms half of the dou August 12th ble bill. Directed by Mitchell Leisen, and Ralph Bellamy. Betty Fur- I ness, and Robt. Armstrong in i with a cast of over 20 featured play ers, “ Easy Living” is described as ‘It Can’t Last Forever’ a gay and light-hearted comedy of the “ Mr. Deeds Goes to Town” type. A Screaming, thrilling, action The second feature to be shown Comedy Sunday will be “ Fly-Away Baby,” [F R ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y | starring Glenda Farrell and Barton MacLane. FISH N O TES “ Emperor’s Candelesticks” At Rialto Soon Friday, the 13th Lucky for You ! RIALTO THEATRE Prices Effective Friday & Saturday August 13 and 14 Grapefruit Juice 12 -2 25c Kellogg’s 2 pkgs Corn Flakes Bran Flakes pkg All Bran lg pkg W heat Krispies pkg August 13th and 14th Raymond Milland.’ W e n d y Barrie. William Gargan in ‘Wings Over Honolulu’ 300 Attend Annual Odd Fellow Picnic ♦ Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Hood River County and their fam ilies, to the number of a few over 300, held their annual picnic last Sunday at La-Ann Camp, between Parkdale and Odell. The attendance of recent years, when from 500 to SU N D AY ONLY 600 gathered at the Parkdale school A u g. 15th grove, was not attained; but from the standpoint of enjoyment and fel [— D O U B L E F E A T U R E — I lowship, this year's picnic was an Barton M cLane and Glenda \ outstanding success. Members of the order from The Dalles and Mo- Farrell in— sier were present in goodly numbers and helped greatly in widening and “ Fly Away Baby » diversifying the various contests and features of the day. I Jean Arthur. Edward Arnold. \ Soft ball gamis, horseshoe pitch ing, tugs-of-war, pinochle and bridge and Ray Milland in games constituted the leading diver sions. A hundred bricks of ice cream together with coffee, cream, “ Easy Living f ? milk and sugar in ample quantities were provided for the diners by the M O N D A Y . T U E S .. W E D . committee in charge, composed of members of Idlewilde and Kemp August 16th, 17th. 18th lodges of Eden Encampment. Among the distinguished visitors U from afar were Judge H. K. Zimmer man, Grand Master of Oregon, from Astoria; Joseph C. Eckley, Deputy Grand Master, of Portland; Roy Gibbs, the most recent Past Grand William Powell. Litisc Rain Master, of Gresham; Frank Sexton, Grand Representative, of The Dalles; er. Frank Morgan. Robert Miss Dora Sexton, Past Assembly Y ou n g. and H enry Ste President of the Rebekah branch of phenson. the order in Oregon, of The Dalles; L. J. Lenon. editor of the “ Pacific Odd Fellow,” of Portland; and oth ers. All of these were accompanied by their familie«. SATURDAY MATINEE: Epiaode| No. 14 of “ Dick Tracy.” Smash Surprise Preview Saturday | Night. The Emperor’s Candlesticks” FREE D E V E L O P IN G at Keir's Drua Store Krispy Crackers - - - 10c 2 lb carton Ask for Snapshot Enlargement Coupon Marshmallows 29c - - 8 oz pkg 8c Sunshine in cello bags Fruit Cocktail <s 6 W ) 17-°2 can 2 <<* 33c So convenient for jello salad Matches Handy Box 6 b o x e s 19c Fruit - Vegetables dozen Corn 50 lb Sack Spuds No. 2 Cantaloupes medium Seedless Grapes Hale Peaches 4 fo r W atermelon Chapman’s Food Store Cascade Locks, Ore. Warm castor oil rubbed into the hair at night before a shampoo will correct excessive - P H O N E 121 F R E E D E L IV E R Y
