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Boardman News lid J over from last werki rrUndi Gatbar Tor Birthday Mrs. Arntn Hug and Mr. llin ry Zivney wre honored on the uixaxiun 01 tmir olrihdayg the rvciilnji of February 3. when friend held a small party for liirm at me Hug Home. present were Mr. and Mm. Klvln Ely, Mr. and Mr. Harold Hash and Diane, Mr. ana Mra. N?is Rrtstensen, Mr. Sid Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. lxlmi-r Hug and children Debbie. I'am, David and Julie, Mr. and Mr. Charles Andoresg. Henry Zivney and Arnln Hug. Also Val erie and Denlse Hash of Port land. Mra. Henry Zlvnty left for Portland Monday te visit her mother, Mra. Lulu Stevens, who I critically in in the Vancouver Memorial hospital Her grand daughters, Valerie and Denize Hash, returned to the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Hash, In Portland after visiting here the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tannehill were hosts for the grange car. I party at their home last Friday night with five tables of pin oehle In play. High scores were won by Andrew Sklles and Mrs. Ed Kuhn. and low score by Mrs. Konald Banzer and Ed Kuhn. The pinochle prizes went to Mrs. Don Downey and Ed Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skoubo and son bod were week-end vis itors in Portland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Way mire. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eriggs spent the week-end In Spokane, Wn., visiting at the hom of their son-in-law and daughtei, Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell. Mrs. Mabel Peck Is In Detroit, Mich., to visit several weeks at the home of her son in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Zielinskl. Extension Plana Made The Morrow County Home Ex tension county committee met Wednesday afternoon of last week at the home cf Mrs. Earl Briggs to discuss plans for com ing events. The annual Homemaker's Fes tival was planned to be held in lleppner May 15. The ACWW will have a meet lilt? v-w w will nave a iinrtri- ivaccrci uuiaii na ou"i'"v" --".t - - t , , , (.'.;; : f I . - , L J, . ;, : . lij k -r- X T fr-V- ', j" :- . -Ui -'Ml . ''X'M '':rU j) Ing for tha ladies of Boardman and lrrlgon rebruary 13 at the home ol Mr. Paul Mauthter in lrrlgon, Marling at 1u:jo a. m, The county ixlens.uii agents will in in charge of a rural de fene rneetnn; lure at the trance hall February 11 at 7:J0 t. m. hebruary n it will be held In Jlfpjwr at lo w a, m j lie committee planned a tour lo Pasco, Wn., fur March 23. Present at the nHeiini were tstner iwrmis, county extension agent, and Leta liumnhreva ol lleppner; Mrs. Wrhlor. Witherrite or rine city; Mrs. toward Baker of Lexington. Mrs. Sue Vinson of Lena, and Mrs. Warren Mc Coy of lrrlgon. The next meet ns will be held at the homo o( Mrs Wltherritc February 20. Public Notice ORDINANCE NO. 39 AN OKDINANO; PICO VI D INC INTERIM ZOMNi; KKCIULAT- IONS Edit THE CITY OF BOARD MAN FOR THE PL'hPOaE OF PROMOTING THE HEALTH. SAFETY, MORALS, AND GEN ERAL WELFARE OF THE CIT IZENS OF BOARDMAN, AND PENDING THE ADOPTION OF A ZONING ORDINANCE NOW IN PROCESS OK PREPARATION, PROVIDING PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. AND DE CLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, the City Planning man has been duly appointed by the Mayor of the City, and has commenced the preparation of a zoning ordinance and has heretofore taken the proper ac tion as icquired by law for the compilation of a comprehensive zoning ordinance lor the City ol Boardman; and WHEREAS, the holding of pub lic hearings, compilation of zone maps, and a proper study of the plans for zoning cannot be com pleted with reasonable satisfac tion and to the best interests of the City of Boardman within the Immediate future; and WHEREAS, it appears nec essary to establish wme control over the construction of struc tures and the use of property pending the adoption of a com prehensive zoning ordinance so that the purpose and intent of the permanent zoning ordinance shall not be substantially de feated during its adoption; and ft T' , S VUi . 5 1 ' , . , . . I r mmmm ," i-m ri --m,"-vv " ' ... .''iiyi'.V.i. mi mmtIi!T- ''f."r"' i"mi- i tatmm'yi- n-r-laf Here's what PP&L customer Mrs. Walter E. Kinney says about electric living ... "We use lots of electricity and the whole family is glad we do" ? "We fill the freezer with home grown fruits, vegetables and ber ries every summer so we can enjoy them all year long. With a full freezer we not only eat better, but we save money on our food bills. That's just one way electricity helps our family live better. We all agree, electric service is a marvelous bargain." Like thousands of other Pacific Power & Light customers, Mrs. Kinney and her family live better because they make generous and eifccti'.c uso of m xk-rn electric service. PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY You Live WHEREAS, t' r portion of the present and iel- detitial dtstrU v., the City ol boardman ohi.il be inundated by t.'ie water raided by the John Day Dam ujHin Its completion, and that the City of Boardman and its present inhabitants plan to move the o unities ana ten- dentliil areas of the city to a new site within Ihe Jjhm-i.I boun dunes ol the city; and WHEREAS, the posMble Indus trial development ol the area near the City of Buiudman will require additional time. Mud), and planning by the uty Plan ning Commission of the City of Ikmrdman; and WHEREAS, the City Planning Commission has requested that the Common Council of the city of Boardman adopt an Interim zoning regulation ordinance, sub- slant lauv in ine ionn nerein contained; NOW. THEREFORE. THE CITY OF BOARDMAN DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. This ordinance shall be known as the interim zoning regulation ordinance of the Citv of Boardman, Oregon Section 2. No new commercial or industrial use oi lanu or buildines shall be permitted in the Citv of Boardman In any citv block of a duly dedicated portion of the city or in any nnnlntted area in said city in which fifty per cent or more of the existing main structures are dwellings. Section 3. No new dwellings shall be permitted within the City of Boardman on any lot havinu an averase minimum width of less than fifty feet or a minimum area of less tnan 10.01 10 square feet for the first family and no multiple dwell ing units or additional dwell ings shall be started unless and until a building permit secured from the City of Boaraman after application for the same shall have been made to and shall have been granted by the Com mon Council of the City of Board man after recommendation and report of the City Planning Com mission has been requested by and has been made to the said Common Council. Section 4. No new commercial or industrial use of land or buildings and the construction of no new dwelling shall be started unless and until a build ing permit is secured from the City or Boaraman, ana no sucn permit shall t Issued by u,v ald City of Boardman unit the pioiKkxil new uh ut land .t building or pnHMd 1,,-w dwell Ing conform with the provision of this ordinance, unless appll cation for the same shall have been mtde to ai.d !will have Iteeii granted by the Common Council of the Citv of Boardman alter Tt"com'miation and re. port of Ihe City Planning Com mission ha been rmieu-d by and has been made M the aid Common Council. Section 5. The existing provis ions of the City of lioardman regarding building restriction of every kind and nature and the requirements for obtaining a per mit from the City ol Boardman for building or lemmleling pur ines shall remain In full force and effect during the time lhat hi ordinance Is In effect, ex cept that each and every part of the same w auojcei in the tirovlslons of this ord inance as an additional require ment for the issuance of any such permit or the doing of anv i.nit.iint? nr anv alteration with in the City of Boardman, wheth er or not a permit is required for the same, wnen a proerty or an existing building or a building for which a permit has been Issued at the time of the of this ordinance has a use which was legal prior to the passage of this ordinance. such use may continue even though It be not In conformity with this zoning regulation. Section 6. In determining the Uses to oe awuwt-u umirr uie provisions of this ordinance, the . ( .. . . 1. .. C ommon louncu anu me v-ny pinnniner Commission shall apply standards of use in the rteveloomeni oi ine cny oi Boardman in such a manner that the residential, commercial, and Industrial uses of the land shall not be indiscilminntely mixed, that the areas of each of the uses shall be as compact as possible, and that the relation ship of the use of one site to the use of an adjoining or near by site should not be detrimental to the use of the adjoining or nearby site and should be con ducive to orderly and economic development of the City of Boardman. Section 7. The applicant for a permit under this ordinance shall make written application to the City Planning Commis sion of the City of Boardman, How about you are you making full um of Reddy Kilowatt's helpful service? In the typical U.S. home Reddy works 327 hours par month. , i 327 KWH In tha average Pacific Powerland homa Reddy works 732 hours per month. 1 732 KWH f In Mrs. Kinney's homa Reddy works 1438 hours par month! -J ! .1 cn v of the nppH ta'lo ! i ,, i uliunoll CuU'iiil "t i It . Boardman. The lpi -kv.-m miI1 set forth the use i. he made of the land, and the pielimlnary plan and petiihattun of the building oi tt-modehit' io be done upon the i.uui. Thereafter, within thirty ia after receipt of the appli cation, the Planning Commission ha!l hold a public nearlng uion the application and hall give public notice of the hearing, by K.ttng nm ice In three place in Hie City of Boardman for a period t leat 15 da prior to the bearing. At the public hear ing, the applicant may present hi plan for the use of the land and other Information to sup lrt hi prooed use. and any other interested party may pre Mnt reasons either for or against Ihe proposed use. After the pub lie hearing, the City Planning Commission shall within 10 day recommend in writing to the Common Council that the appli cation be accepted, modified or rejected, and if the application Is rejected or mod II led, they shall set forth the reasons for such rejection or modification In their written decision. The Com mon Council shall hold a further public hearing uiion all rejected or modillcd applications within 20 days after receiving the writ ten rejiort of the City Planning Commission, and the Common Council shall give public notice of the hearing In the same man ner as the City Planning Com mission Is required to clve notice of their public hearing above set forth. At the Public hear ing, the Common Council Bhall hear the recommendations of the City Planning Commission, and the applicant and other Inter ested parties may present any recommendation! they may have to assist the Common Council In its decision; provided, that not less than five days prior to the hearing, written statements of any new proposals shall be presented to the Common Coun cil. After the hearing by the Common Council. It shall accept, modify, or reject the recommen dations of the City Planning Commission, and shall set forth in writing Its decision with up porting reasons not later than 15 days after the public hearing; provided, that the Common Council may extend by reso lution and for eood cause, the time for its decision, If It finds ' :- 1 5 1438 KWH Better . . . Electrically I I !i :.)! n r..rnia t ion and . ci f.H ii lo inaku a 1 .,uii.i ..i dctuiuii. if the City Plan. .;i; CoinmUslon or the Corns ion Council shall fail lo act w:thtn ihe time abote wt forth, with out good cause, the application hall be deemed acceptable. Section 8 The owner or own er of any building or premises, or pail theieul. !ier IAtIllng In violation of thi ordinance khall be placed, or shall exUt. or be maintained, and any ar chitect, builder, or contractor who shall assist In the commis sion of any such violation, and all person or corporations who shall violate or maintain any violation of any of the provis ion of thl ordinance, or who hall fall to comply therewith, or with any requirements there of, or who shall build In vio lation of anv detailiHl statement of plan submitted and approved i hereunder, shall for each and every violation or non-compliance lie deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and. ujon convic tion thereof, shall be fined not more than one hundred dollars i $100.00 1. Each day that a vlo latlon of this ordinance con tinues shall be considered a aep arate offense. Section 9. This ordinance shall remain In effect only until the comprehensive zoning ordinance is adopted, but In no case shall the same continue In effect after one year from the date of Its lassage unless the time Is urther extended by action of the Common Council. Section 10. The City of Board man, Oregon, Is now In a state of change and movement be cause of the raisins of the John Day Dam pool, and the possible industrial development or me Immediately adjacent areas, end there Is Imminent danger that the residential, commercial and Industrial areas will become In termingled, and thus Impair or destroy the comfort, safety, quiet enjoyment, and general welfare of the residents of the City of Boardman. Therefore, this ord inance is hereby declared to be enacted for the preservation and promotion of the public health, welfare, and safety, and for the preservation and promotion of the convenience, good order, tranquility, prosperity, happiness, morals, best Interest and general welfare of the Inhabitants of Boardman, Oregon, and an Mrs. Kinney and her family live better electrically with all these appliances: vf Range Oft Water Haater Ef Refrigerator 0" Freezer S' Dryer Washer gf Radio 0" Vacuum Cleaner 0 Sewing Machine $ Power Tools -2 g' Record Player $ Lighting Ef Water Pump $ Iron E' Mixer gf Furnace Motor 0" Electric Blanket $ Toaster 0 Sandwich Grill vf Waffle Iron f Yard Lighting 0 Electric Clocks -2 $ Vaporizer 0" HairCllppers 0 Shaver El Vent Fan Television HOW MANY OF THESE APPLIANCES WORK FOR YOU IN YOUR HOME? emergency I hereby declared to exist and thl ordinmie Mian lie t ut k effective immcJl.H I V J pull 11 J .ISi.-,.- I . -' rion Council and appivl o ih Mayor. Passed by the Common Coun II this 16th day of June. liL Apprnved by the Mayor thia lfm day of June. 1!HH. Joseph M. Tatone. Mayor Attest: Eroahel N. MUtelsdorf. CTfy Recorder 495IC No storo knowa morn than your drug store oboutvHAMIN8 Drucslsti peoomrnflntl MoKstsfjmiBaxaltlPM" Vitamins & Minerals with confidence Yanr 4rfiUI iHtnmindi MsKaM Bml "MPM" oa avary oouoll This omplata formula givtt you 10 important vuamint plut Iron and $ MiW UimmraUt Ooa capaul a day Is aO you and. Ouard aglnal vltamla aaflolaoay. Gat Baial "Mflvl'-aa low aa 11.19 boltla. Mans ha la 14 day If you don't taal wartd of dlfTaranoat Pfcdocts by McKesson Phil's Pharmacy JIM MYERS. R. Ph. PH. HEPPNER 6-9962 U &s
