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discussion« and vote» can you m ak e
vo u r wishes .n this m atter under-
»tood
A musical nurnb»T by a trio,
Mra Ft t/er Mr* McAualand. Mrs.
IaM'ks
" p a n ic ! by Mrs. I-aut-
man. w
p." " l " th»‘ d iscu ssion
A
social t. i hour arranged by the
m others -f Mrs G a l e s h e f f s ro om
with Mrs Shulenberg in ch a nce will
con clu d e the program.
"E n r o ll n-.w
Invest in Yountc
A m e rica
Sup(>ort y o u r
P a re n t-
T e a c h e r s \--
'"ion
N ex t P.-T. A.
meeting Nov J 3 Hi p m
C.m ic om
one ill to the C arnival
at Bonneville School.
Fun. g a m es,
eats Frids\ eveninjc. Oct 28.
C om e out to sing e v e r y b o d y w e l
com e
M ndav evening. 7.30 p. m in
Auditorium.
Mr and Mi
J am es H u s h e s vis-
! It.-ii i n i
'
last F> Ida)
Mr
Hutches attended a dessert lu ncheon
with Mr
Fred C arlton at Mrs.
H o stetter s
T h e ladle-
gym and v o lley -b a ll
cla ss e s have st irted
C om e and
play with u ,
Mrs
Fred C arlton
instructing;
Free
T u esda y ,
1 00
P in . Thursday. !* 30 a m.
fa m ily h a v e m ov e d to P ortland
Mr and Mr* Hoy Hheufele »pent
the week end in Sllverton
Mr and Mra D*** H oatetter went
to the O r e g o n -W a s h in g to n footb a ll
g a m e S a tu rd a y
Mr and Mra Harry Flatter, Mr and
Mra F A Itradley, C aptain and Mra
daughtei
Iarlu* and V
an d
m toan Tu**#day iM-alaleta and aon. Hobby, and Mr
Jean Hawkin#
and Mia L ewis were at the allow in
night
Htevenaon seein g " C a r e f r e e , " s t a r
l. . ,, * | J I ih.wniriK and daughter ring
Mr# F
G in g e r
R ogers
and
Fred
: Mai
" i <■ m
ai,.| »<>n Ja* k
Aataire, S u nd a y night.
town Friday
Mr and Mra John W o f f e n d e n had
Mr
li,,» • r Ni' *# "I Oh*n- aa their g u ests their d a u g h ter and
Mr and I Mr#
Mr
and Mra
George
dnh
b a i e a , i ri. a boarder. H ow ard ^on-in-law
A ted. o v e r the w eek-end.
Elatoi
Sa tu rd a y night the firat fa'I d a n c e
Mr# D-Roy
will be aponanred by the A m e rica n
in I’urtl.in,! la*
I ¿eglon
Mr mul Mi#
Mra
O liver Moreland in Kick in
fHurn**<l t r an
lied with the flu
un«! mm - ñu* ¡i
Al .1 tibie, w h o has been w o rk in g at
Vinta Motor 1>
C oulee am, ban returned to Dodaon
Mr aim Mm
Mr and Mra Marahall Kuaaell had
Wei ** the guei
aa their g u ests T u es d a y night. Mr.
NO TH I OF W M il l \NT t A L L
Maynard 1 annoti over the week-end.
N o t i c e is hereby g iven tbut there
Ml
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pellt Mond iv In and Mra K A Itradley.
Mr and Mra. Habidean w ere the are n o w fund on hand to p a y w a r
l ‘uri Inin)
Mr and Mr# Jin k Oualey and g u ests o f Mr and Mrs John 1-aoa- rants N o V.7 t . 583 inclusive, dated
June 1!, l'.i.s to July 1. 1938. In ter
nelli Sa tu rd a y night.
Mra
Marahall Kuaaell has been est stops as of Nov 1, I93H.
VKKA A. S P R A G U E .
alck with the flu
T h e Honneville tira d e School ia
T rea su rer o f the
h a v in g a C arnival Friday night
City o f C a s ca d e D i c k s
H ow a rd Klaton. Mias Jean H a w
kins Mra Janies Kenner went to the
(in k s Skating Itink last W e d n e sd a y .
Mra A C apps la in the hospital
t \ s( \ i u m i h * H i t . n s c h o o l
and is ex p e cte d W ed n esd ay .
i l k \ iritinia M c M u l l e n ,
Mr and Mrs J I) Rosa, Mr and
Mra John C Fisher. C olon el John C.
T h e C a sca de L ock s P irates had a
I ec Division Engineer. Hepre en ta - footb a ll mime with L y le last Friday,
tlve Nan W o o d ll o n e y m a n . Mr. and it was played on the G o v e rn m e n t
Mrs H a loid Ickes. S e cre ta ry o f In G r o u n d ,
The core w a s tied, 19-19.
terior w ere here M on day in sp ecting T h o s e playing in the n a m e w e re :
the dam. and were g u e sts o f M a jo r Jim Kyle, Jim Smith, Chet W o d o -
ward.
Hank
Hrink,
N ob le H y d e.
and Mra T W ea ver.
T h e tw o little d a u ghters o f Mr and Daryl S trader Hob M organ . J im m y
Hid» Jenkins. Hud Potts,
Mrs Fred Morton en terta ined their Merrill.
friends at a H a llow e'e n party at their j Duh Merrill ami Hobby Hyde.
W ed n e sd a y
a ftern oon .
Tiles** hoys have tied both o f tin*
r«l ailm ent
g a m e s they have played and h op e to
I let oher 38.
E very m other o f sch ool children ! w in their next one.
and all Interested friends are urgvd
B e fo r e
the g a m e
the
stu dents
to colili to the Honneville 1* T A sh ow e d their high s c h o o l spir.t and
meet mg at 3 . ltd p m W ed n esd ay , had a rally T h e b o y s b o r r o w e d their
Nov 3 at the School Auditorium. dads' trucks and d r o v e the b oy s and
The prop i a m will consist o f an ojien girls around tin* to w n a d v e rtis in g
discussion regarding the a ccep ta n ce tin* y a m e
In addition to son g s and
or refusal of a W I ’ A assistant co ok , yells they had a bass drum, a
government com m odities and a free cy m b a l, a bugle, and a siren to add
tint dish for all school children
to all tin* noise. T h e rally was e n
Only h\ vour attendance, questions. jo y e d by all ta k in g part
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E. ••••!•<*• H mm «t ■)*•«, Oit|«s
O f f ic e r s
fo r the fresh m a n and
so p h o m o re
cla s s e s
w e r e elected
l uesday.
T h e y are
F resh m a n
C lass President,
V ir-
,;iniii M cM u llen . V ice-p residen t. Duh
Merrill. S ecre ta ry
and T rea su re r.
Helen Hosenback.
S o p h om ore C lass President, sa llie
M cM ullen.
V ice-p residen t
J im m y
Merrill
S e cre ta ry
and T rea su re r,
Francis 1’otts
1 1.1 vc volt seen out stink of toiletries and cosmetics-
rhe J u n io r and S en ior o f f i c e r s
\* ,*n* ele cte d earlier In the y e a r
The
Nation.ills advertised products in vjood assortment
At
M r. Jan,. , R e i m » ami new ►"‘ ►'X
daughti
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O " * * ,r'
t**«l h m m w * t Wf»k
Mr ,n d Mr
M-Gaunlm were in
l'uri lar 1 shopping la*! **',k
Caro I
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an<l Mr- l'-.'K* r N itm ami tw o
cfOP fffl*
?
Gangster
Labor Rule
before
it ruins
School News
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Now, About This
Water Board Election:
tractively displayed in out new show vases.
C A S C A D E DRUG CO.
Phone *412
Cascade Locks
SH O P AN D SAVE A T
CASCAD E
MARKET
t. .»**.«..» vi i' 1 , v k *.
O l i\ i o n
P ree Delivery
Phone LS I
The St catino
i. c [ Satisfaction
Junint
p r e s id e n t
is N o r m a n
C. L. RANKIN
Candidate for
CITY RECORDER
My program includes main
taining a separate office for city
business and giving full time
thereto if necessary.
1 believe in justice to one
and all alike.
— Paid Advt.
CH I M s s i \ l.K I . A D I I K I O
B onneville fish ladders, which sur
prised the ich th y olog ica l critics when
it was p rov ed that salm on could get
past the big d a m with apparent ease
and with no ha nd ica p to the rmgra-
j tion, this week show ed that fish
cou ld n o w ascend b ey on d the dam
w h ich p reviou sly had been halted by
the C a s c a d e rapids
S evera l ch u m salmon, the run
I which is just g e ttin g under w a y in
j the lo w e r river, have been passing
up the ladders. Fred Morton o f the
fis h w a y s personnel reported
T h e se
are the w ea k est breed o f salm on, and
j h e r e to fo r e have sp aw n ed on ly in the
tributaries o f the lo w e r river.
The
ch u m salm on, it is stated, d oes not
n ecessa rily return to its birthplace
to sp a w n as do the Chinook and
Steelhead.
T h e y had not been e\-
jiected to m igrate past the dam
IDF. VI
able taxes as m a y be imposed. S u r
plus fu nds m a y be used to re d u ce
rates, extend district sy ste m s and
pay o f f bonds m o re rapidly.
Mike Long
BARBERING
W om en's and Children's
Our S p ecia lty
C A S C A D E LOCKS
Just east o f F la u eh er's
KATE*
(C on tin u ed from P a g e O n e '
to that bill.
W hat a b ou t electric h e a tin g 0 ' The
" o b j e c t i v e " rate schedule will allow
1,‘SHi k ilo w a tt-h ou rs o f h eatin g for
$7.o(>
T h .s is equal to five o f the
pop ular-sized space heaters, burning
c on tin u ou sly ten hours a d a y fo r a
month
T h e A dm in istra tor pointed
out that districts ca n bring the heat
ing rate e v e n below the ' j c figure
by b a la n cin k it with an irrigation
load d u rin g the summer.
Each district or city sy stem reta il
ing p o w e r at co st will follow the
fo r m o f the o b je c t iv e schedule, the
A dm in istra tor said, and will fix its
r ites a c c o r d in g to a form ula that
will assure a sound, self-su p p ortin g
utility
T h e a c c o u n t in g sy ste m will
p rovide fo r p a y m en t o f fixed and
op era tin g expenses, and su ch reason-
lie*-*; ir.l
amt tin* S en ior president is Hank
Hrink.
F resh m a n initiation is co m in g r a t h
er late this year but it w a s n 't f o r
m ica
M a y b e it w a s by a cou p le o f
I to shies but I guess they reniembei
now (or it has started
In the m o r n
ing at noon, and a ft e r school girls
m*l b oy s c a n be seen In short dresses.
.m i n stock ing s, a doll In hand and
n stalls, g o in g h om e or c o m in g to
j 'U,hlU»l
Don t think they are freaks,
b e c a m e they are just " f r e s h i e s "
The girls' lock er ro om has been
com pleted and T h u rsd a y the girls
Iliad » po t-lu ck supper follow in g the
\r- .n c e m e n t o f the furniture
HOLLYW OOD
Dairy
\Va r r e n d a le . O re
A local Institution in terest
ed in serving you to y o u r
satisfaction
Phone Bonneville 14-f-l
O. V. BADLEY
I i r I ill \ n < OM M IS S IO N K H
>1 tiltiiiHiuih < ouiity
ADVOCATES
Better roads in suburban n e ig h b o r
hoods .
A d eq u a te fire p rotection
for suburban h o m e s
T a x a d ju s t
ment on an equitable basis .
Ade
quate salaries and im proved public
schools
F a v o r s old age pension
is in H R 41 t*t*
Bids on all co u n t y
business
M e \ec*l II
\
Hadley — Badly
Han! Advt.
Men’
s
Rainwear
Slickers -- Rubber Boots — Rubber
Gloves — Rubber Suits
For Children
White Raincoats
EE A l l IKING
S W I FTS
For
Women
Umbrellas — Galoshes
A GOME* I H 1 INI OE PAIR'i
The MEN’S SHOP
PRODUCTS
C j . v j J o Locks
G O V E R N M E N T IN.**i IV H P M EA TS A N D