RIGHT TH K CASCADE I.ÍKKS ( H ROMCLE FRIDAY. M\Y 12. 19.19 tv w v w w w w v w w v v v w w v v v v v v Gifts of all Kinds for MOTHER School News vw w vvvvw vvw vw vvvw vvw vvw CO M M U N ITY C AS< ADK LOCKS HIf«II SCHOOL on M O T H E R 'S D A Y . May 14 (Hy Virginia McMullen) Cascade Locks It was a reporter’s mistake in A with- seleition of worth while, attrai, tire gifts in a wide last week’s news that said the high Two shows daily, 7:15 and 9:00 p, m. school students were going on a price range skate. They had planned to hut Sunday shows continuous from 5:30 p, m, ' they later found out that the skat­ ing rink in Hood River was closed. Instead they had a party in the High School gymnasium. They hired a music box and danced and Friday and Saturday, Max 12 and 13— Cascade Locks Rhone 412 roller skated on the gym floor. K eeping pai e with the progressive spirit o f C ascade Locks Wallace Beery, Robert Taylor and Florence Rice in Some also played ping pong. They had a pot-luck supper consisting of ' hot dogs, buns, salad, cake, cocoa " S T A N D UP A N D F IG H T and ice cream. Visitors were Colleen and Maralyn Caron of Heroes at Leisure— Jitterbug Follies Bonneville. A good time was en­ joyed bv all attending. Mr. Langton, the high school principal, was absent Friday and C RABS OYSTERS CLAMS Monday on account of business and Sun, Mon., Tues., May 14, 15, 16— the illness of his mother. Wednesday afternoon the faculty Also Columbia River Salmon Alice Faye, Constance Bennett, Joan Davis took the pictures for the Annual which will lx* out very soon. Pic­ Charles Farrell, Nancy Kelly in tures were taken of the Student Bodv. the football and basketball "T A I L S P I N " teams, ’ he Girl«’ (¡lee Club, the Senior (’ las**, and the Staff for the just Hast o f the S afew uy Store 'noil" • end High School Paper. Timber Toppers— News Fach student is writing an article C A S C A D E LOCKS j for it. Sunday in the local church the j 1 igh school will have Baccalaureate Adults, 25c Children under 12, 10c Services. Thursday night, May IS, will be Graduation night for the Seniors The following day report cards will he given out and there insects if the birds were all to be school.” killed off. will he a school picnic. The Bixbys are going to the At the close of the meeting Mr. World’s Fair, which means Keith Semester exams will be given Tues­ Tyrrell was given a rising vote of and Denny will be leaving us day and Wednesday of next week. Formerly The Dullen Freight Line I thanks for his talk, and he prom- Friday. ! ised to come again next year and There will be a track meet at HON SEVILLE SCHOOL describe some of our animals. agents tor Stevenson Friday. Some of the The third and fourth grades held Mr. Wiesendanger was to have Bonneville students will participate. the last birthday party of the COLUMBIA GORGE MOTOR LINE school year on Tuesday by going by followed with a reel of wild life, There will be a softball game train to Viento Park for an all-day but was called away at the last Monday between Bonneville school Duily Truck Service to Portland minute, so is giving his talk a little picnic. and Corbett. later. Cnncude Locks The Union Pacific consented to Portland The East Room Stamp Club stop the train at Viento for the I’hone 181 Phone EA 2797 party, although Viento is no longer took down its exhibits on Friday. Dealern in even a flag stop. An extra coach The prizes awarded for the best was attached to the train and Mr. displays were as follows: For Fuel Oil - Briquets - Coal - Pres-to-Logs T W Swobe, Traffic Agent at The foreign stamps, Patricia Ward was Dalles, came down to accompany i awarded a set of foreign stamps Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson the party. The train was a bit as a prize for her lovely display. attended the 18th Annual Reunion lute at Bonneville, but soon the For the Army-Navy set, Patsy of the Y\ asco County Pioneers anxious party was nut aboard the Leitheiser received a prize in the Association at The Dalles Saturday first coach after r ’ icing the mail American stamp division. Wallace and reported a grand time, meeting being put off and on. The chil­ l.axton was awarded the Texas friends they hadn’t seen in years. dren were conducted through the Centennial First Day Cover for ! Mr. and Mrs. Carnes drove up late length of the train, while curious his display of first day concella- J in the evening to bring them home, passengers smiled on them. The tions. i Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rosenback dining car steward. Mr. Du Lay, The grand prize went to Phillip , and daughter, Helen, Miss Eileen presented each child with an ice Rahideau for his display of foreign Sprague and Mrs. Ju ry Woodward cream slice The porters had made stamps with the American flng on enjoyed a drive to The Dalles Sun- One of the best V hole courses in the state up a few berths so they see just them. This was really a very at­ | day afternoon and visited Ralph Crass C reens and I'atrways. what bills on the train are like. Mr. tractive exhibit and very worthy of Ferguson, a patient at the T. B. Swobe gave them all picture post the grand prize, which was a set Sanitarium. Kalen of th«* prized Red Cross Abyssinia cards and other literature. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strader and Sunday« and Holiday* -75c all day The children were thrilled at 1 stamps. I son, Daryl, Miss Celeste Coe and Week Day a- 50c all day passing through the tunnel in fact Th«* upper division has been Spot Smith enjoyed a picnic at the whole trip was one continuous working on Stanford Tests, and | Eagle Creek Sunday and tried their One Round. 9 Hole* 35c thrill. th«* Progressive Tests the past luck at fishing. Sunday evening Each Vddiltonal Round 25c Alighting at beautiful \ ¡onto w«*«*k. they drove to Gresham where Daryl Park, the little folks scattered all t'luba lor Rent, per day 25c There was a Student Body Meet­ took the bus on to Zig Zag. over the place, up the bluff and ing Tuesday. New officers for the Charley Nelson was called to along the creek. Roderie Short coming year were elected. They Portland the first of the week, I tinche* Served at Fluii lluuite had brought hi* fishing pole and are as follows: President, Dolores relative to piloting a boat to The Temila— 25c an hour caught a 7-inch’ trout. He also Siefer: Vice-president, Jim Has- Dalles. (At night, 25c entra per court) caught a large water dog, which k«*tt; Secretary, Loraine Webber: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wiesen­ had to be returned to the creek Student Council, Jeanette Caron: danger made a combined business Well-filled baskets had been Fir«* Fhi«*f, Nelson Ross; Safety and pleasure trip to Portland Tues­ provided by kind mothers, as well Officers: bovs, Dave Caron, Donald day. I I .M C I I I K EXPANDS ( I lls' PU U NTS tO M F.FT ' a* a cake with candles for each Bud Vallet. a former Stevenson ,ln*k i lain her thi* w«-« k started V meeting fur all parents inter­ i child having a birthday during the Carlton; girls. Marilyn Ti«*tjcn. resident, stopped in the Locks a Dorothy O’ Niel. poni mg concrete f»• r a new kitchen ested in the Cub Scout program short while Wednesday on his way aid private dining room to be vvill |>( held in Mr. Robertson’s | summer. Karly in the afternoon the school Your reporter asked each one to back to Walla Walla. added (u bis present establishment ! r*'>'in at the Bonneville School Fri bus came to take the party home. say som«>thing. The Pr«*si«lcnt. in Cascade Locks I day night. May 12. at 7:30. Those whose birthdays w o r e Dolores, Si«*f«*r, said, “ Oh Gee! being celebrated w e r e George I’m the happiest girl in the Chaney. Kleanor McCreery, Danny world.” Vice-president. Jim Has­ Barham. Altha Stewart. Marie kett. said. “ I appreciate very mud. 8 2 0 .0 0 TO S 1,0 0 0 .0 0 Wallace. Donna Johnson, Jacquel­ the honor « H.ind I'ulhtK) t* give s tslk n birds Mr Tyrrell N o \\ up* No \\ .iv e* talk«*! entertainingly of the bird* o f * rev. those bir.is that sre usually Your Racquet will txp a* good or Pav your water hills .it the C A S C A D E DRUG th. gbt f a* being s menace to the la-tter than new if rr»lrutig C O M P A N Y in Cascade Locks fanner’s chickens and stock and to small bird« He shown! interest- ■'g picture* of many hawks, owls Remember—discount allowed on bills if paid before the 10th and . ther bird*, and explainnl how of the month. really useful they are because of the rodent*, such as mice and gophers, which thev destroy He — Bv order of the Cascade Lock? W a te r Board l i n t and d a k . H.**l Kivrt Phone 175] explained that the life of the earth w uId soon he destroyed hy the 1 TH EATR E CASCADE DRUG CO. Fresh Sea Food Erickson’s Cash Market Frances L.Manchester, Inc. Cascade Locks Play Golf . . . Hood R iver Golf Course Expert . . . 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