January 21, 2014 12:00 am
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Claudia Round, volunteer coordinator at Bonneville Lock and Dam, is seeking volunteers to help out during the spring, fall and winter months. She is also encouraging students, who are interested in doing a senior project or who need work experience, to apply.
Jim Price (front) is a familiar face at Bonneville Dam, as he has been volunteering there for nine years. The retired electrical engineer can often be seen giving tours of the powerhouse.
Bonneville Lock and Dam volunteer Ron Hile answers visitors' questions during his shift. Bonneville volunteers work with people from all over the world.
The fish ladder at Bonneville Dam is a major tourist attraction. It enables fish to pass around barriers by swimming and leaping up a series of low steps into water on the other side of the dam.
Volunteer Mary Delater lives on site during the summer and assists customers at the Bonneville Lock and Dam bookstore.
Volunteers at Bonneville Lock and Dam meet visitors from all over the world. There are a variety of jobs for people with different skill sets, according to Claudia Round, volunteer coordinator.
When Jim Price arrives for his volunteer shift at Bonneville Lock and Dam, he has two main goals.“I want to pass on information and inspire young people to consider careers in the engineering or technical careers.”
Price, 73, a retired electrical engineer, is in his 10th year volunteering at Bonneville.
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