Appointments Made
For Power Survey
Public Power Projects
Needed for Cheap Juice
♦
P ublic pow er p ro jects are the only
e ffe c tiv e m eans o f keeping down the
c o st o f e le c tric ity to the people. In
an a rtic le w ritten for the United
S ta te s News, J . D. R oss, A dm inis
tr a to r of the B onneville P ro je c t,
m ade th is d eclaratio n and said th a t
s ta te regu lation o f u tility com panies
had failed.
H is sta tem e n t w as part o f a sy m
posium on th e fed eral n av ig atio n and
h y d ro electric program w hich d iscu ss
ed the recen t co n feren ces betw een
P resid en t R oosevent and u tility e x
ecu tiv es headed by W endell L. W il
k ie of the C om m onw ealth & Sou th ern
H olding Company.
Public “ Y a rd stic k ” Approved
“T h e com petition o f a public pow er
sy stem reduces ra te s to a very g re a t
d eg ree,” he said. " B u t th e h ig h est
degree o f econom y is reached when
th e public power ag en cy o ffe r s the
e x istin g private com pany a fa ir p rice
to p u rchase its property b efo re it
s ta r ts in com p etition.”
R e sista n c e of the p rivate u tilities
to policing by the S e cu ritie s and E x
ch a n g e Com m ission w as condem ned
by the B onneville A d m inistrator. He
d eclared th a t the Com m ission
en
cou raged issu an ce of sto ck s and
bonds th a t had proper value b ack o f
them . "T h e s e com panies a sk regu
latio n from th e people in one b reath
and fig h t it in the next b re a th ."
P riv a te C om panies Held a t F a u lt
Mr. R o ss rdfuted the con ten tion
th a t the F ed era l G overnm ent w as
h ind ering e lectrifica tio n progress. " I f
p riv a te pow er is backw ard in d ev el
o p m en t," he said, " i t is th e ir own
fa u lt. H onest sto ck s and bonds a l
w ays find a m arket.
T h e ir ch ie f
trou ble is th a t the public h e sita te s
to believe them sincere a fte r th e d is
a s te r s th ey brought in the la st d e
p re ssio n .”
B r o n z e U sed by R om an s
Bonneville
(B y
Je a n
B rad ley)
Novel P a rty Held
A “ n o -h o st” parry, beginning with
a d inner a t B on n y V illa T av ern , in
cluded a s g u ests, Mr. and M rs. R . M.
L e P e re , Mr. and Mrs. Albert B au er,
Mr. and M rs. L ee H o stetter, Mr. and
M rs. E . C W h ite, Mr and M rs. F red
L. A bbott, and Mr. and M rs. F ra n k
M Lew is. A fte r th e dinner, the party
sep a ra ted into groups for an evening
o f bridge. Follow in g th is the gu ests
g ath ered to g eth er again to welcome
in th e new y ear.
♦
4-H Club News
COO KIN G I
(B y E d na M aye Jo h n so n )
A sp ecial m eetin g w as called M on
d ay a ftern o o n , Ja n . 3 , to elect o f
fic e rs fo r th e com ing y e a r o f 1938 .
T h e y w ere elected a s fo llo w s : P r e s
ident, Nell R a y B ro llia r; v ice-p re si
dent, E d n a M aye Jo h n so n ; se cre ta ry ,
Ja n ic e M ikkelsen . O th er m em bers
o f th is group a r e : E la in e R eg n ier,
¿Margaret Ann S ta rk , S h irle y W ood
ward, O live P o tts, B e tty J e a n C lark,
I.o t^ in e N ichols, N orm a D avidson,
and Jo a n n a Turnipseed. T h e se g irls
w ith th e ir lead er, Mrs. J . A. Jo n e s ,
ex p ect to do a lot o f good 4-H work
th rou gh ou t the com ing y ea r.
R eleased F ro m Hospital
♦
in T h e ir E a r ly P lo w s
M rs. B e rth a M arkw art, who has
COO KIN G II
P lo w s used by the ea rly R o m a n s been a p atien t aT the E m anuel Hos-
(B y E le a n o r Sp ragu e)
h ad a d e ta ch a b le pole, held to the pitol in P ortlan d for the p ast two
A sp ecial m eetin g w as called by
b e a m by wooden pegs. T he s h a re w eeks, retu rn ed to h er home Monday
w as lashed in p la ce by thongs. T h e and is rapidly recov erin g from a s e Club L ea d e r M rs. P. F . K e ls a y M on
day aftern o o n fo r the purpose of
o u tlin e of the forked tree re m a in e d , vere illn ess.
ele c tin g new o ffic e r s fo r the com -
♦
b u t th e tr e e its e lf has b een r e
y ear. O fficers elected w ere as
p la ce d by s e p a ra te p a rts fash io n ed
R etu rn s to U niversity
fo llo w s: P resiu en t, L u cille N ich o ls;
b y c r a ftsm e n .
K e ith Hill has resum ed his studies vice-p resid en t, E le a n o r S p ra g u e ; s e c
P a c ific
U niv ersity a t
F o r e s t j re ta ry , Audrey K e lsa y . O th er m em
L a te r R o m a n s applied- to the plow at
th e ir hig hly d eveloped a r tis tr y in G rove, a fte r en jo yin g his holiday v a- I bers included H elen R o sen b a ck , B e t
bro n ze and iron, a cc o rd in g to a ca tio n w ith his parents, M r. and ! ty K e lsa y , and K a th le en Low e.
w rite r in the R u ra l N ew -Y o rk er. M rs. R o ry Hill.
T h e n e x t m eetin g will be held as
♦
soon a s record books, e tc ., a re re
T h e s e m e ta ls had been d isco v ere d
Mrs. R ussell E n te rta in s
ceived.
in the E a s t som e 4,000 y e a rs e a r
♦
H ostess a t a d an ce social W ed n es
lie r — the d isco v ery of b ronze and
th e invention of w ritin g rough ly co day evening, Dec. 29 a t the C ivic
S E W IN G I
(B y O live P otts)
in cid e and m a rk th e beg in n in g of Auditorium , w as Mrs. B e rth a R u s
th e h isto ric period, only 5,000 o r sell. An evening o f d an cin g follow ed
A special m eetin g w as called M on
6.000 y e a rs ag o ; iron c a m e a b o u t by re fresh m en ts w as en joyed by the day aftern oo n , J a n . 3, to elect o ffi
older pupils of h er dancing cla s s e s ce rs for th e com ing y ear.
T h ose
1.000 y e a rs la te r than bronze. T h e
and th e ir friends.
elected a re a s fo llo w s : P resid en t,
R o m a n s m ad e s h a re s and m old-
♦
B e tty C la rk ; vice-p resid en t, Olive
b o a rd s of m e ta l and added a w h eel
Move to Drus R esidence
P o tts ; s e c re ta ry , S h irle y W oodward.
— fro m the w a rrio r’s c h a r io t— to
T h e m em bers a re E d n a M aye Jo h n
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n W offen d en are
co n tro l and re g u la te the d epth of
ston, O live P o tts, B e tty C lark, S h ir
now
occupying
the
resid
ence
re
c
e
n
t
plow ing.
ly v a ca ted by Mr. and M rs. K a rl ley W oodw ard. T h e se girls, w ith
T h e an cien t Sp an ish plow show s D rus and fam ily.
th eir new leader, Mrs. Dan Albuehes,
an e a r ly sta g e in the d ev elo p m en t
exp ect to do a lot o f 4-H w ork this
♦
of the m odern m old board .
U n til
y
ear.
M i. and Mrs. Colby M. M eyers
♦
th e m old board c a m e the plow m e r e w ere d inner g u ests nf Dr. and Mrs.
ly gashed the soil to p e rm it the p la c S ta n le y W ells of Hood R iv er F rid a y .
S E W IN G II
ing of seed s. A fterw ard it b e c a m e
(B y L uolle N ichols
Mr and M rs. A lbert F . B e rn i of
a tilla g e im p le m en t also and took
\ spccinl m eetin g w as called M on
P ortlan d and Mr. and M rs. J . W .
on its co m p lex fu n ctio n of p u lv e r
day aftern o o n to e lect o ffic e rs for
M iles of B on n eville w ere New Y e a r's
izing, m ix in g , a e r a tin g and in v e rt
the com ing y e a r o f 1938. T h ey w ere
day g u ests o f Mr. and M rs. R o b ert
elected as fo llo w s: P resid en t, B e tty
ing the e a r th , ex p o sin g it to the M. l.e P ere.
K elsa y , p re s id e n t; L u cille N ichols,
w eath er and re le a s in g new fe rtility .
T h e resid ence o f Mr. and Mrs. Otto
T h e e a rly E n g lish plows had
C. H artm an , who moved from the
co n ica l points that dug r a th e r th a n R eserv a tio n Monday w ill soon be oo-
sh eared throu gh the soil. Su ch a
-upied by Mr. and Mrs. F red C. I
plow w as p aten ted by Jo s e p h F o l- C arlton and fam ily.
ja m b e of Y o rk sh ire in 1720. l>y 1703
Mr. and ¿Mrs. Roy S eh eu fele are
S c o ttish plows w ere m ad e e n tire ly
neeupving the resid en ce recen tly
of m e ta l, th e m oldboard of c a s t vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Irw in E j
iron, the sh a re , b ea m , han d les and B u rks.
co u lte r of c a s t iron. T h e sh a re w as
Ted Joh n so n w as a holiday guest [
n arro w and the tu rned furrow had an of Harold K a n z ler at the K a n z le r !
in v e rte d V -shap e.
T h e top of the
i .-¡derve o • P.radfotd Island .
fu rro w w as not cru m b led and the
L yle Arnold, d ire cto r of m usic ol i
plow w as not re q u ired to p u lv erize W estern B ap tist T h eo lo g ical Sem in - ;
the soil. Seed , b ro a d c a s t by hand, ary in P ortland and M iss Aplanalp i
ro lled down into the g ro o v es betw een a led in the C h ristia n E n d eav o r s e r -i
the lap ping fu rrow s, to be e a s ily
rs Surda\ night w ith songs and
co v e red by the d ra g s or wooden nieces played on th e piano by Mr.
\rnold.
h arro w s th a t follow ed. T h is cu sto m
s e . the stan d ard for plowing in E n g
land and it is s till p opu lar th e re.
IB .R orfc R e m in d e rs In I !m a
In L im a . P e ru v ia n c a p ita l d atin g
from the ea rly Sp an ish d a y s of the
F ifte e n th ce n tu ry , a r e n o ta b le m on
u m ents re m in isce n t of the v ice ro y s ,
the U n iv ersity of San M arco s, the
o ld est sea t of learn in g in the W est
ern h em isp h e re, and the finest e x
a m p les of Sp an ish co lo n ial a r c h .te c -
lu re in e x is te n c e
A d ja ce n t to m od
ern l im a a re the an cien t sh rin es of
the p re-co n q u est peoples and the
d eau city of C oev al, w hich v ies
w ith B ab y lo n in its a n tiq u ity .—
R o ck } M ountain H erald.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1987.
THE BO N N EV ILLE DAM CHRONICLE
roi: K
I Ive Inexpenalve'y and onmfi rtalily th is w in ter
at
v ice-p resid en t“;
H elen
R osenbacK ,
s e c re ta ry .
T h e o th er m em bers o f
th is group include Ja n ic e M ikkelsen,
N ell R a e B ro llia r, E la in e R eg en ier, ♦
E le a n o r Sp ragu e, Audrey K e lsa y ,
J . D. R o ss, A d m in istrato r o f th e
M a rg a ret Ann S ta rk , K a th le en Lowe, B on n ev ille P ro je c t, h as added tw o
and L o ra in e N ichols.
T h ese girls, men to h is s t a ff to serv e a s field
w ith th e ir lead er, M rs. J . F . K elsa y , ex am in ers in the S ta te of O regon,
ex p ect to do a lot o f good 4-H w ork accord in g to in form ation receiv ed
through th e com ing y ear.
from the a d m in istra to r’s o ffice. T h e y
a re B y ro n G. C arney o f M ilw aukie
and M orton Tom pkins o f D ayton.
BALLOTING CONTINUES
Though no re cen t tab u latio n s h ave I T h ese appointm ents a re for a p e r
been m ade on the vote for the nam e iod o f th ree m onths, during w hich
o f the new lak e to be form ed by tim e th e field exam in ers will m ak e
B o n n ev ille D am and th e C olum bia a survey o f th e pow er req u irem en ts
R iv er, b a llo ts con tinu e to com e to o f the v ariou s Oregon cou nties. A s
th e C hronicle, w ith L a k e B on n eville p a rt o f th e ir duties, th ey w ill d iscu ss
f a r in th e lead as th e ch o ice of the th e m a rk etin g of B on n ev ille pow er
people o f th is lo ca lity . In te re s t h as w ith
individuals
throughout
th e
been grow in g in th e lake-n am in g, S ta te .
and the C hron icle h a s decided to pro
T h e ex a m in ers w ill co n fer w ith
long th e b a llo t-receiv in g till more fa rm , civ ic, and co m m ercial o rg a n
citizen s h av e had a ch a n ce to in ization s, a s w ell as w ith individuals
d icate th e ir ch o ice. I t had been p re and p riv a te com pany ex ecu tiv es in
viously announced to conclude th e terested in procuring ele c tricity fro m
v ote Ja n u a r y 1, bu t th e balloting, a c th e fed era l dam.
T h e in fo rm atio n
cord ing to re cen t d ecisions, w ill con obtained by th e field ex a m in ers w ill
tinue fo r a n o th er two w eeks.
be forw arded to Mr. R o ss fo r use in
One b a llo t w as receiv ed y esterd ay d eterm in in g the sa les program fo r
from C orv allis, sen t in by Cleo W ie s- th e disposition o f pow er from B o n
end anger, o f B o n n ev ille, a t present a neville D am .
student a t O. S. C.
L O C A L M IS S M A R R IE D
Our a ttr a c tiv e young b eau ty op er
T ra c in g the W hite In d ian s
a to r in C ascad e L o ck s, Opal P a y n e ,
D efin ite in d ica tio n s th a t the m y s m ay no lo n g er be re fe rred to in th e
te rio u s “ W hite In d ia n s ” of P a n a m a sin g u la r fo r la s t M onday a t V a n co u
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c a m e to A m e ric a b e fo re C olum bus F ra n k lin o f P ortlan d. F o r the p re s
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a r e re p o rte d by an a rch eo lo g ist.
M any s c ie n tis ts h av e held th ese peo bu siness a s usual.
ple w ere alb in o s. B u t a lb in o s u su al
ly a re ch ild less, and when they do
h a v e ch ild ren th ey also a re alw ay s
a lb in o s. B u t th e re w ere in sta n ce s
w h ere th e “ W hite In d ia n s ” g av e
b irth to brow n -skin n ed ch ild ren .
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