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THE CASCADE LOCKS CHRONICLE
Cascade Locks Chronicle
O ffic ia l p«.par o f city o f ('aacads
Dorks. O r*gun
Enter(«1 under the name of Bon
neville Dam Chronicle an second
cla»» matter at the pontoffice at
Hood River, Oregon, under the Act
of Congress of March 3, 1879.
EDUCATOR TO SPEAK
This Sunday night the Sunday
Evening Club at Bonneville brings
as its guest speaker, Ralph Dug-
dale, Superintendent of tne Port
land Public Schools. His subject
will be “ Educating the Citizens of
Tomorrow.”
Dugdale is a leader in the teach
ing profession to qualify him for
the position he holds.
In the dam area are many per
sons interested in the welfare of
the children. Three groups par
ticularly are i n t e r e s t e d , the
P.-T A., the local school boards
and the teachers.
It is hoped that these three
groups particularly will be well
be well represented Sunday ni •«r ht,
and will enter into the forum a aft Gif
the regular speech.
Cascade Locks
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FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1939.
Special - -
Charley Kosenback. Mrs. E. E.
Goodrich and Mrs. Henry Rosen-
back made a business trip to Port
land Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt at
tended a family reunion at Van
Kdltor
J O H N H. T K A V IB
couver Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Maben and
Published • vsry
Friday In the
children are new residents of the
Interests o f the U oon evllle Dam area
Locks and are making their horn*
« for $ 1 . 0 0
by the Bun Publishing I'om psn y, Inc
at Haskins* fox farm.
Alive— 5 for
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Vincenzi
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
spent the weekend at Mollala.
O M yi in
......................... 11.00
Special prices fo r parties
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Barral and
children attended Easter services
A ls o Rhod e Island R e d Fryers on order
in Hood River.
PIERCE PERSISTS IN
Mrs. Gary Evans and daughter
PLAYING POLITICS
of Vancouver visited Mr. and Mrs.
While it ia a splendid thing to
REMEMBERING THE
Kay Hurra! last Thursday.
ahide by the motto, “ Persistenco
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Davidson
B
E
A
UTIFU
L
Pays,” Congressman Pierce ia run
No, we will not forget the beauty mude a business trip to Portland
ning that idea into the ground.
*4 mile East of Cascade Locks
last Thursday.
News dispatches from Washing of the Gorge in our industrial de
Bobbie
Orvis
of
Portland
spent
Phone 372
ton tell that Pierce is still figh t velopment. Word has come from
last week visiting his grandparents.
ing for hi» government plant at Secretary Woodring that the island Mr and Mrs. Eugene Lovell and
I
Bonneville, though the Department in the ('olumbiu near Cascade sister, Jeanne, during spring vaca- j
Mrs. R. J. Weeman entertained school Wednesday morning.
of Agriculture has advised ugamat Locks would he made into a park.
tion.
her group of Sunday School pupils
It has been demonstrated else
Six weeks exams were given
it and the region affected has pro
Home this week-end are Bob at breakfast Sunday morning.
where
that
industry
and
scenic
tested the move.
Thursday and Friday of last week,
Woodward
from
Pacific
U.,
and
Later the group attended Sunday
While we often have admired splendor can exist in the same Howard Harrison from Pacific School. Mrs. J. J. Miestrell’s group for all of the Cascade Locks stu
territory,
and
this
ideu,
ulways
an
dents there will be five weeks of
the persistency of the gentlemuil
College to visit their folks.
had an early morning service with
from Oregon, we feel that in this objective of the late J. D. Ross,
Mr. and Mrs. Willium Sauter and breakfast for the group at the
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ease, he ia certainly o ff on the has been embodied in the recent «on o f Goldendale were week-end Miestrell home.
move
by
the
War
Department.
In
wrong foot. As a gesture toward
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Don Craw and
the support of the depressed ngri- fact the making of this island into Strader.
daughter, Donna Jean, spent the
a
park
was
one
of
the
many
ideas
Phone Hood River 1111 for
eultlirista of Eastern Oregon, he
Mrs. Dallas Mallory and daugh week-end at Newberg with Mrs.
of
beauty
cherished
by
the
late
has caused the interests of the
ter. Barbara, went to Portland Lester Pike.
Radio Service or Repairing
Columbia (¡orge to learn that there administrator.
Tuesday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. W. J. Carlson and son.
CALL
la truth in another axiom, “ Pro
A1 Meyers of Portland is spend John, were transacting business in
NAV> BOY ON SEAS
gress is Painful.”
ing a few days looking after his Portland Monday. John is home
B A R T O L M O T O R CO.
A postcard arrived this week property here and visiting some of this week for spring vacation.
It is an uphill fight to gain rec
J
ognition for mir heritage of the from William Morgan, son of Mr. his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Murray
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. A moth enter- visited their relatives in Portland
cheapest power on earth, which ia and Mrs. Morgan of Cascade Locks,
located at tidewater.
Hut Con telling that he sailed on the U. S. S. tained Mr. and .Mys. (I. N. Hesgard j Easter Sunday.
gressman Pierce i h milking things Northhampton on April 7 for Pearl at dinner Sunday”
I Mrs. Embree and children went
Mr. and
n,,d Mrs. R. K. Miller and to Portland Friday and were the
more difficult. Can it be that be Harbor where he will be with the
values the votes of Eastern Ore mine division of the Navy. He re- j children visited Mrs. Carrie Thor- guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Thomp
gon farmers more than he does quested that bis Chronicle be de- sen at La Center, Wn., over the son. Mr. Embree joined his family
the economic advancement of hin layed until he knows his new] week end.
Sunday.
NOW P L A Y IN G —
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Minkoff and
•list riet ?
address.
Mr. and Mrs. Artie Sundsten en
children v i s i t e d relatives and joyed golfing at Washougal Sun
Miss Claudette Colbert in her
friends at Clatskanie and Rainier day with friends from Stevenson.
grandest role since
over the week-end.
“ It Happened One N ight”
Mr. and Mrs. Newton McPherron
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clark and were visitors at the Suhl home at
“ MIDNIGHT”
children visited Mrs. W. L. Clark Wyeth Sunday.
and Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin at Hood
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hyde enter
River Sunday evening.
tained at Easter Sunday dinner
Opens Monday
April 17
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dwinell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams,
D E A N N A DURBIN in
Mr. and Mrs. Haueher were over Mrs. T M. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs.
night guests Saturday at the home V e r n o n Goetz and daughter.
"THREE SMART GIRLS
of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clark. M artha.
The two couples were enroute to
Opposite M K Camp
GROW UP"
Mrs. Kyle. Mrs. Earl Beam and
their home at Madison, Wis., after Mrs. L. L. Vallen were business
with Nan Grey, Helen Parrish,
C E C I L B A IR D . Manager
a winter in California.
Sunday visitors in Hood River Monday.
Charles Winniger, Robert
morning Mr. t'lark took them for a
Mr. and Mrs. William Sundsten
Ctimings. W illiam Lundigan.
tour of the dam.
Form erly o/ the W y e th C a fe
made a business trip to Portland
It is heralded as Deanna’s
Fred Snyder has joined the Saturday.
finest and that means stellar
group of electrical workers for the
entertainment for all.
Bonneville project at Eugene where
“ Nautical Knights” and “ Birth
they are putting up power line.
of the Toothpick” round out
Hunting sad Fishing Licenses Issued Here
Mrs. Lillia Banks of Yamhill was
the program
a week-end guest of her sister. Mrs.
II. K. Pointer.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Langton were
CASCADE LOCKS
week-end guests of Mr. R a y
STEELHEAD ARE I N ............ New Stock of Tackle
GK VI)K SCHOOL
(.juaeekeiibush at Portland.
(By Esther McMullen)
Richard Bradshaw visited Mr.
TIKES
BATTERIES — CAMP GOODS
Karl Simpson of Mosier visited
aad Mrs. Win. Keeler for several
days last week, returning to Port the fourth grade Friday. He is
Friday Only
April j 4
land Thursday with Mrs. Keeler a former student of that room.
and Tommy, who s|>ent several Everyone enjoyed his visit.
“ TEXAS RANGERS”
Authorised D ealer
Juck Glazier was absent fn>m
days
in town.
Fred MacMurray. Jack Oakie,
MKNTKHN \t VOM I T I . Y t'O.
Sir. and Mrs. O. W. Gilman nnd the fourth grade Tuesday.
Thune S7U
Jean Parker. Edward Ellis,
llu r a and < a sesa r
W atch our w indow s
Albert Seger entered the fourth
son left the first of the week for
and Benny Bartlett
He comes to us
their home in Nebraska and ex- grade Monday.
Plus—
pected to look for work enroute from Portland.
Jack Lowe, formerly of Brothers,
Sally Rand (the strip-tease
t here.
queen) in
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jenkins and Oregon, entered the second grade
Mrs Winnie Brownlow of Portland Monday.
“ SUNSET MURDER
The grade school baseball teams
enjoyed Easter Sunday d i n n e r
are going to have their first games
A M B U L A N C E SE R V IC E
with Mrs. Knimu Woodward.
CASE”
Mr and Mrs. Oberg Olson and with the Bonneville Beavers and
Itood
R
iv
e
r,
O
r#
fo
ci
Beaverettes
Friday
afternoon
at
Phone i » l
sons, Vernon and Wilmer, of Gas
91« Stats Street
Saturday Only
April 17
ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Nels Bonneville.
Jackie
Cooper
and
The
eighth
grade
bought
a
bird
llesgard and family Sunday.
r m idie Bartholomew in
book entitled, “ North American
Birds." It has many interesting
"THE SPIRIT OF
and colorful pictures.
Maralyn Wentz of the eighth
CULVER"
grade has been chosen editor of the
grade school annual.
Sunday Only-
April 16
Janice Mickelson was absent
Double
Feature
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s
All of the pupils of the seventh
and eighth grades are busy getting
“THE HOUND OF
subscriptions to the Cascade Locks
] Chronicle.
BASKERVILLES”
Miss Jeffries, the teacher o f the
o
.
T
i
t Richard Greene. Basil
fifth and sixth grades, lost a gold
Kathbone (as Sherlock Holmes).
Hamilton wrist watch.
For the
Wendy Barrie. N.gel Bruce (as
tone who finds it she is offering a
Watson). Lionel Atwell. John
$5 reward.
The P -T. A. had its monthly
©
i meeting Wednesday evening in the
Plus Wrn. Boyd (Hop-along
high school gy mnasium.
Cassidy) in
CASCADE LOCKS
"SILVER ON THE SAGE"
HIGH SCHOOL
(By Virginia McMullen)
Mon.. Tuea . Wed.. Apr. 17-18-19
Colleen Caron and her younger
sister were visiting the high school
BOB BURNS in
Monday morning
T h e y both
“I M FROM MISSOURI”
attend Corbett High School and
live at Bonneville
With Gladys George. Gene
The shirts that were ordered by
Lockhart. Judith Barrett. Wil-
the high school have arrived. They
ham Henry. E. E Clive and
iha\e “ Cascade Locks Hi” written
M e lv ille Cooper
You w ill have
•croas the front, with the emblem
to
be
as
stubborn
as a Missouri
of a Pirate below the name. Nearly
mule if I you do not admit this to
I every student got one and some
b* on* of the fun-fests of the
I bought two
M*Ä*on.
• J-.m Smith visited the high
Freshly Killed
BROILERS
Dressed D aily
$ 1.00
C LA R K 'S
Cascadian
Open and Ready for Business
WYETH TAVERN
School News
Trout Season Opens April 15
R ia lt o
L. R. Freygang
Anderson Funeral Home
Apparel and Gifts
for the Graduate
¡s s s T L a r ' ,n<i
at the
SMART
SHOP
Distinctive M erchandise Is Less Expensive