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About Cascade Locks chronicle and the Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1939-1939 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1939)
FRIDAY. APRIL 21. 1939 THE CASCADE LOCKS CHRONICLE I City are handled by her banker, BONNEVILLE SCHOOL time the halloon even include* I orchestra under Mr. Gibbs. Cascade Locks Chronicle This Donald Carlton, and her secretaries, (By Lorraine W ebber) pictures of his children (which Our young people are truly folks Jeanette Caron and Loraine Web ito be proud of and we older ones would Ire a big help on the job.) The plans for Music Festival are OffltHnJ of city of C u c td * Immediately Senator George of are only doing the right thing hy being completed. It will be held ber. l/H ’k i. O regon All children in the 7th and 8th ¡Georgia says he will oppose Fore them to extend every opportunity in Benson High School in Portland, grades haven’t their work in O fficial publication for Americas man and we learn that Foreman to choose that which is best. Friday, April 28, at 1 p. m. Every on time that get charged one dollar in l.'iglnn poet No 88, Bonneville, Or« has taken quite a part in politics On Tuesday night at 7:.‘10 o’clock parent and friend is invited to a t Power City money. of the south. We had hoped and April 25, Major Beard, Pastor of tend. Entered under the name of Bon- had l>een promised by the admin Mt. Tabor Presbyterian church, Mrs. Susie Bonner Emmons, The 3rd and 4th grades have rieville Dam Chronicle as m?con<l istration that this job would be will be in Bonneville. He was an assistant Multnomah county School planted their flowers, trees and i la*» m atter at the poatoffire at kept out of politics. over-seas chaplain in the W’orld Superintendent, visited the school other plants outside. Hood River, Oregon, under the Act Perhaps other opposition will W ar und is highly spoken of. of Congrena of .March 3, 1879. develop and Forem an’s balloon will Needless to say, he is an en • Tuesday. EXPRESS R \T E S DROP The G irls’ League is form ulating pop and perhaps in time when thusiastic American citizen, for he A new drop in express rates on plans for the annual spring ban- (editor ! political patronage of the east will has chosen as his subject, “Recov 1 quet. IOHN H TRAVIS miscellaneous shipped This is the time when all la* exhausted the choice of a west ering the old Frontiers,” by canoe the “old members” try to return by the Railway merchandise Express was an I'ubliatied every Friday In tha e r n e r will he considered. down thr Mi nsouri and Columbia and join us in an evening of fun. nounced this week by Jack Ison, Intere*!* of the Itonnevtlle liu n area It is so characteristic of this ad Rivers. We plan for our biggest meeting local representative. t>> the Kun I'ubllaliUiK Com pany, Inc m inistration the popping of bal We should have a good at tend- this year. loons. ance and if you will come and The stam p exhibit of the east PONTIAC 6 and 8 H fH S ritllT IO N RA TER bring your family or your neigh- room stam p club goes up this week. hors, we will. Prices Start at $920 OlM ' ;u . . . . SI M ('MATILDA (? ) ! Some very interesting exhibits are m., April 25. The time, 7:30 p. Although the story of Page 1 of | being assembled. SALES AND SERVICE I III POPPINO OF II \ LOONS thin issue telling of the favorable USED CARS There will be a rehearsal of the several choruses for Music Festival It M'em> an unusual way to pick aetion by the House rivers and har Peterson Motor Co. Friday at Powelhurst. Letters for ati executive, hut it mu*t he the bors committee sounds encourag The Dalles, Ore. those taking part went out this best way from a political atand- ing for the early construction of School News point, for the prenaient is uairiif ! the Um atilla Project, the “politics” ««w «vw « « w «««««««««««w « w « « week. The contest on getting subscrip it m the selecting of an Adminis the situation does not look too tions to the Cascade Locks Chron trator for the lionneville Project. i of CASCADE LOCKS to us. Phone Hood River 1111 for icle is coming along fine. The procedure in to acrid a trial favorable HIGH SCHOOL When the action necessary to ap haloon up with the name of a pros- propriate The Bonneville Beavers and Bea- Radio Service or Repairing (By Virginia McMullen) the money comes, the pe< live candidate attached. If the ( • votes are going verettes played a baseball game to be found lack The high school finished paying with Cascade Locks Friday. The CALL imi loon I* not nhot full of holes, for their previous debts from the score th m the name will he adm inistra ing.During the Roosevelt Adminis proceeds was: Beavers 5, Cascade 12; BARTOL MOTOR CO. of the carnival last F ri Beaverettes 2, Cascade 21. Both tor The first name to go up was tration, two dams have been sta rt day. They now have sufficient that of John M. Carmody of New ed on the Columbia River. So far funds in the treasury to finance the team s played a good game. V------ --------- / Yotk This balloon went with quite there has been no financial rem u Junior Prom and have the student Mrs. O’Keefe’s affuirs in Power a flare including Carmody’* picture neration to the investment on these body picnic in many papers throughout the projects. Why should Congress be at the carnival were ra f nation. Apparently too m a n y expected to pour more money into fled Priz«»s off and the lucky winners Icttci and othei complaints were the Columbia until it can actually were: for the dishes, Mr. Embree; registered and the halloon popped. »«•«• some results? coffee maker, Mrs. Weeman; This week, with the sitine sort We want to see the Umatilla Silex AMBULANCE SERVICE of 100 lbs. sugar, Mrs. I.ang- of fanfare, the name of Dr. Clark Dam, in time, but we want to see Sack o n ; Sack of 11* lbs. flour, Esther ('•rem an of Atlanta, Georgia, is the Bonneville Dam start paying t McMullen. ltuod R iver, Oregon Phone 1391 others won or 514 S tate S treet pi I -ellteil to the American public. its way be rendering a real s«*r- ders to local Many stores in the bingo vice to the Northwest in lessening game. industrial power rutes and in turn Mr. Gibson, the county school the domestic rutes. superintendent, visited the Locks’ schools Wednesday afternoon. PltOGKVM KNJON ED A girls’ trio is planning to par Those who did not attend the ! ticipate m the annual music conven NOW PLAYING— Sunday Evening service at Bonne- j tion at Forest Grove. Mrs. H arri missed a very great deul. son is directing th«*m. Those 0|>vnn Monday April 17 ville Supt. Ralph Dugdule proved an chosen are De Ktte Moore, soprano; able speaker and his way of teach Francis Potts, second soprano, anti DEANNA DURBIN in ing "how to know" those things, Eileen Prohaska, alto. which the the American youth's THREE SMART GIRLS and ambitious group-ups' right to C VSCADK LOCKS know, found a ready commendation GROW IIP * G R \D E S C H O O L ill his nudiencC (It.v Esther McMullen) The extra musical numbers from our neighboring schools w e r e April 14. the loeal soft- Open», Monday April 24 gr«»atly enjoyed as well us the home ball Friday, teams played two games with the Bonneville teams at Bonneville. All in technicolor the nhsolute I'he results of the boys’ game were tops in epic-westerns in favor of the looks’ team. The lineups were: DODGE CITY Bonne« ille S t e v e Metnovich, Jess«- Mosso, Edward Locks, W al DOWNTOWN BAKERY Errol Flynn, Olivin Dellavilaml, lace Lux ton. Roy Luseh, Jim Rabi- Ann Bheridan, Bruce Cabot, and deau, Philip Kubideau, R o n a 1 d \W S W W W W A 5 W .W A W V > W iV .% W \W « W , a cant of thousands in this Chaney, Nelson Ross, Kieth Hixhy. mighty sagù of the untuned t ascade Locks Riley* Jenkins, went o f early days. DRESS the Way Most Successful Men Do! Freddie Nichols, Parr«-1 Smeltzer, This motion picture in accept Dick Potts, Johnny Johnson, D«>1- Wear Made to Order Clothes ed by all to be the absolute dans mar Moore. Johnny Woodward, Why do most of the “big men” in business out uooi npet tac Ice of all time! Melvin Collins, Dick Harrison, and politics and on the screen wear made- Freddie Walker to-m easure clothes? The reason is they Th «• local girls’ team w ere vie- know tailored clothes give them “front” torious by the score of •) The and personality plus perfect fit and lineups were: greater comfort. Have your new suit Bonneville Jeanette C a r o n, MADE TO MEASURE. Iren« Raccanelli, COME IN TODAY and llP . Dorothy O'Niel, Pat ricin Ward, I il . and Sal \p ril 21-22 S P A U L D I N G S T A I L O R SHOP Dolor«»- Seif«-rt! Cleaning Oak St. Pressing M VER SAN DIE: O I i v «• Potts. Dorothy Walker. Mutilo« B um and Boti Hope In Brolliar. I - is Martin. u giand uml glorious comedy say, II «• t t \ Kelsny, that wll loll vou in (lie aisles. ark. Janice Mikkelson, Norma Dnvidson, Betty n r M«-Mullen. 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