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About Cascade Locks chronicle and the Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1939-1939 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1939)
FRIDAY. APRIL 14. 1939. THK CASCADE LOCKS CHRONICLE 2 ladsed a raai »act ion! On ana 10« cost round trip tickst you can go direct to N*w York, returning via San Francisco, or reverse the route. WORLD’S FAIRS Generous stop overs permit visiting Na tional Parks, Sun Valley Boulder Dam. Eastern «ties and countless other va cation spots. NEW YORK C m O p«ni April JOWi SAN FRANCISCO Now Opoo - I«” 9 fam ous TRAINS EAST from Portland All Air Conditioner Porter S ervice and Free Pillow« in C oache« T h e S t r e a m lin e r — C ITY OF PORTLAND 3 S a ilin g s monthly on 1,7,13,19,25 Daily P A C I F I C L I M I T E D —Dally LADIES! Tune in New Union Pacific Program “Surprise Your Husband” on KGW each Mon day, Wednesday and Friday at 2:55 p. m. Free Recipes. PORTLAND ROSE - For inform ation and detail« call on LOCAL AGENT SCHOOL NEWS iContinued from page four) school left after this one. Report cards were given Thursday after noon of this week. Barbara Brathouck, a former member of the Freshman class, vis ited there Friday afternoon. She moved to Mosier several weeks ago. Be sure to come to the carnival Friday evening for we want to see everyone there. ♦ BONNEVILLE SCHOOL (By Loraine Webber) Roderick Short entered the third grade on Monday, coming in from Alabama. Roderick was formerly a pupil here in the first grade. Eleanor McCreery also entered the third grade as a “guest pupil.” She suffered a serious injury in January and is taking school work easy until she fully recovers. Miss Stevens attended the Inland Empire Education Association at Spokane last week as a delegate from the Interm ediate Teachers’ 1 Association. She a l s o visited I friends at Pasco and Walla Walla. Those entering the contest for selling the Bonneeille Dam and Cascade Locks Chronicle are Patsy 1 Leitheiser and Wallace Laxton. They have two subscriptions in. The Bonneville School orchestra went to Russellville to practice for the music festival. The (iirls League and orchestra will do 4 number at the Sunday Evening Club Sunday, April 16, at the Bonneville Civic Auditorium. Miss (ialasheff went to Spokane to the Inland Empire convention. She also went to (¡rand Coulee and visited former Bonneville friends. A new boy has enrolled in the first grade, llis name is Richard Poison. He comes from Montana. The East Room Stamp Club wilt hold its annual exhibit next week. Students will display interesting collections of stam ps. There will he a display of first day covers also. The (¡iris’ League held its rogu- , lar candy sale on Tuesday of this week. Plans are being formulated for the annual banquet to be held I before the end of school. The 7th and 8th grade class had a racoon in their classroom which 1 hatched a moth during the E aster vacation. They decided to call it “Rip Van Winkle,” because it slept for 6 months. ORGANIZE SOFTBALL LEAGUE The Mid-Columbia S o f tb a ll League got off to a rousing start at its organization meeting at the Bonneville Auditorium Wednesday night. Representatives from eight different team s were present and a schedule incorporating these team s was drawn up. Hood River, Wyeth, Stevenson, Willard. Bingen, White Salmon, Bonneville and the Army Engin eers were the eight teams playing as follows: Willard vs. Army Engineers at Bonneville. Bingen vs. Hood River at Hood River, White Salmon vs. Wyeth at Wyeth and Bonneville vs. Stevenson at Stevenson. ________________ FIVE P.-T. A MEETS LEGAL NOTICES The Case ad»' l ocks P.-T. A. met CALL FOR W VHR ANTS Wednesday night in the high A short program was given LOST—l-adies yellow-gold Hamil Notice is hereby given that there school. by the rhythm who have been ton wrist watch Return to Miss are now funds on hand to pay practicing for hand, the music festival. Marie Jeffries, Box 33, Cascade w arrants No. 675 to 7i>6 inclusive, Chuck 4-17 Bennett sang two selections, Locks. Generous reward. dates July 20, 1938 to January 5. accompanied Mrs. Mona H arri FOR S M E Hotel, Restaurant. 1939. Interest stops as of April son. Reading by of minutes ami treas- 1 Range, oil burning, Ijing. Almost 15. 1939. urer’s report also report the new. bargain price. Jack Cornett, VERA A. SPRAGUE. disappearing part les and on monies Cascade 1 ocks l S 10 1 Treasurer of Cascade Locks. turned in from them. Report of nominating committee and it was FOUR FOOT DRY CORD WOOD. ATTEND T.-B. CONI ERI V I decided to lay the m atter on the M. L. Morgan, Penn’s Tavern, Mrs. Jerry Woodward attended table till next meeting. Curtains Cascade 1 o tb , 4-10-tf the 23rd annual State T. B. con for the stage, the school bus situa AUTOMOBILE LOANS— We caa ference at Eugene Wednesday and tion and county unit system was take care of refinancing or a loan Thursday of last week with the explained by Mr. Iaington and Hood River County group. Much those asked to sign the petition on your car. Tom Scott, Phone progress has been made in T. B. who weren't interested in seeing MM ________________ 1 1 -9-th control work and the report is this district tied up in the unit. S A L K Started 1 eghorn favorable that early discovery of A report was given on the 4-11 FOR Cockerels, Sc each (any number). the disease will do much to Eradi work anil the necessity of secur Frank ('lark, ^ miles east Cas- cate the worst enemy of young ing several half scholarships for ; cade 1 ocks. Phone 3-6-tf men and women where the death children to attend the summer I ONE El ECTRIC 540 372. egg master rate is highest. Sherman County session at O. S. C. incubator, $10.00 cash or will walked away with the cup for the The P.-T. A. will again sponsor trade chickens or pig Frank second consecutive year, with Hood the picnic for the school children Clark, for Cascade lawks. Phone 373. River coming in second. Several and furnish the ice cream. Lunch ___ ________________ 4-10-17 counties using their first mail sate was served after the meeting was FOR SALE Fertiliser. Peat moss of seals this year reported a favor adjourned by a group of women. with baby chick droppings. Solt able increase. Jackson County re The meeting was well-attended. by tho sack Frank Clark, ported 3 Burr cottages and Marion mile east of Cascade Locks. one for sick people and with the \N IT E R RIGHTS PILED S-27-tf new T. B. hospital at the U. of (>. | Last week in the Hood River medical center i n Multnomah County Court House was filed the WOOD SAWING Rolf Auld has County expect to he able to hos final Certificate W ater Right for the buss saw. Special rates when pitalize all cases as soon as re the City of Cascade lawks to you help. See Auld or Frank ported. secure water from Dry Creek for Clark. Phone 372, Cascade Locks. S-lS-tf SCOTT NAMED SECRETARY municipal purposes. Hugh Scott, form er news editor of the Cascade Locks Chronicle, was yesterday Appointed executive secretary of the City Club of Port land. Since leaving the Chronicle, Scott has been with the traffic division of the Secretary of State’s office at Salem. CLASSIFIED ADS G . N. H esgard GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR CANCAI1K LOCKS F O R O VER. 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 FARM W ORKERS AND F A R M E R S -JO R S AND A M A R K E T M A D E BY B E E R Tv Whether you are wife or business woman . . . high school girl or matron debutante or teacher .. Berkshire» are the stock ings for you! T hey’l carry you through every ac thrtty; they’ll keep their elastic loveliness, washing after wash ing They’re sheer ... they’re strong . . . thev’re necessary! 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