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HEPPNER GAZETTE SKI TRAILS By BIRDINE TULLIS The excellent snow conditions of last week-end brought a large number of skiers, both expert and beginners, to Arbuckle. The road condition was good, but once again a warning to carry chains at all times when coming up the mountain! The area is being operated on a host family plan this year. Host families for Saturday were Barb and Orville Cutsforth, Don and Martha Peter son. Arnold Melby family and Ken Peck family were on duty Sunday. Barb's hospitality in cluded supplying a huge delic ious pot of chili more than enough to feed all the hungry skiers. The usual procedure is to carry your sack lunch. Coffee is always available in the hut. Last week new directors elec ted in the ski club were men tioned. The complete list of di rectors should include Arnold Melby, our very able and active president; Alice Vance, secre tary; Garry Tullis, vice presi dent, and Don Peterson, past president. Chuck McLean is the Forest Service representative for the area. These and the other directors and ski club members bear the responsibility and con duct the business necessary in maintaining the area for the en joyment of anyone interested in skiing. At this time family member ships are available to the pub lic. For a $35.00 paid yearly dues, all members of a family can ski the remainder of this season without paying daily tow fees. Membership with the same priv ilege is available to a single person for $20.00. The daily tow fee is $1.50 per person. Any one interested in this plan should contact Arnold or Alice. The club is always happy to welcome new members. Sunday, January 19, the area will have as guest Marvin New by, Section Chief of the Nat ional Ski Patrol. He will be here to check out our ski patrol and visit with any one interested In Ski Patrol work. All members of Arbuckle Ski Patrol should try to be present for this visit. Ski patrol work requires an advan- We Will Deliver Your Processed Meot Lexington Ion. WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE: Hogs Tuesday Cattle ..... Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day Follett Meat Co. Hermlston, Oregon Ph. JO 7-8651 On Hermlston-McNary Highway V? Jjf Of Charq BvjJcl-iWl Heppnor, Also: Ptnonattiei Wedding and Guest Boohs, Match Books Monogrammcd Playing Cards THE GAZETTE -TIMES -TIMES, Thursday, January 16, 1964 ced first aid card, some actual work under snow conditions, and ability to ski. A good ski patrol is vital to the safety of all at the area. Apparently Arbuckle received a mention in a popular maga zine recently. Tom and Nancy Pryer and family of Kennewick, Wn., arrived at the area last Saturday, saying they had read of Arbuckle in Sunset magazine. The many surprised club mem bers were happy to welcome them to the area, and they seem ed to enjoy their visit. Seen on the hill: Bob Baker of lone with the first broken ski for this season The young skiers building a ski jump to test their abilities Ski lessons in progress. Kids, did you observe Gerald Peterson's beautiful par allel skiinng? Keep in mind as you snow plow down the hill, that parallel is what you hope to achieve some day. New on thn hill Tim Munrc nnrl hfiV5 ' Earl Ayers and family, Wilbur Worden, David Baker and family from lone, John and Jimmy Mc- Elligott, Mrs. Stockard and fam ily, Nate and Danny McBride, Margaret McCarter, Louis Carl son family, Frank Halvorsen, Pam Johnston and many others. Tips for happier skiing stay n control do not over estimate your ability Keep your eyes open lor tne unexpectea nu vour sitzmarks be courteous on tho slope and in the lift line watch out for our many little skiers get the ski patrol if some one seems to be in serious trouble dress warmly but do not overdress mittens with warm liners are especially necessary for riding the rope in comfort two pair of socks are usually more comfortable than one when you start skiing badly, stop for a rest skiing requires great energy carry candy bars or other quick energy foods for snacks. Follow the crowd join the fun and we'll SEE YOU ON THE HILL! Pony Teams Split With Card Quints By KIT ANDERSON Heppner's junior high ponies split two basketball games with the lone Cardinals Friday. The lone "B" team took the Heppncr "B" lads, 53 to 35, but the Pony "A'' string won over the lone "A" five, 36-25. In the "B" game, the lone team was outscored in only the third quarter and led midway, 24-12. In the second half the Heppner boys tried to come back, but the Cards caught fire with a 29-polnt second half. The loss left the Ponies' "B" team with an 0-2 record. The Heppner "A" team, which narrowly beat the lone boys, 43 42, a month ago, came out fight ing to achieve the 36-25 victory. They opened up with a fast break and led at the rest time, 28-11. The Cardinals were not finished, though, and brought the final score down to 11 points. The Ponies' "A" team record now stands at 2-1 with both wins over lone and a loss to Irrigon. In jamboree play the Ponies have a 1-2 record. Next game for the Heppner junior high fives will be at Con don on Saturday, January 18. Sewing Nine Meets Sewing Nine 4-H club met Jan uary 11 at the Lexington school house. In the absence of Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Baker was our leader. She told us to always come to tho meeting prepared and what we are to bring. She gave a talk on grooming. We are always to be kind to others. She assigned us all reports to be given at our next meeting. Mary K. Hughes, reporter Complete P1RSOMALIZED ANNIVERSARIES, COFFEE TIME, WELCOME, OTHERS FOR ANY OCCASION BOWLING BITS His 'N Hers Team Dykaries Beverly Hillbillies Gutter Dusters Lazy 4 Bruggles w 7 7 6 4 4 2 1 1 Originals Four C's Diggers High Ind. Game Men A. Dyck ..262 B. Kilkenny 205 D. McClure 187 Gals J. Dyck 155 V. Browning 154 K. Cutsforth 154 High Ind. Series !Men I A. Dyck 653 iD. McClure 546 !B. Kilkenny 513 Gals J. Dyck 421 V. Browning 416 M. Hughes 415 High Team Game Four C's 731 Gutter Dusters 724 Dykaries 709 High Team Series Gutter Dusters 2116 Dykaries 2114 Beverly Hillbillies 2088 Koflee Kup Keglers Team W L 11 14 16 17 18 21 Town and Country 24 4 Alley Cats 22 Balterettes 20 Sparse Spares 18'2 The Markers 18 Pin-Ups 15 Knock Outs 14' 4 Musketeers 12 22 I 24! High Ind. Game Marge Eckman 176 Yvonne Lovgren 171 Deloris McDowell 168 High Ind. Series Marge Eckman 460 Yvonne Lovgren 451 Lorine Ledbetter (sub.) 444 High Team Game 4 Musketeers 708 Balterettes 698 4 Alley Cats 693 High Team Series Balterettes 2032 4 Musketeers 1998 4 Alley Cats 1985 Koffee Kup Keglers Team W L Town and Country 20 11 4 Alley Cats 20 12 Balterettes 18 14 Sparse Spares 17 14 The Markers 16 16 Pin-Ups 15 17 Knock Outs 12 20 4 Musketeers 9 23 High Ind. Game Marlys Phegley 203 Lorine Ledbetter (sub.) 193 JoAnn Dyck 174 High Ind. Series Marlys Phegley 469 JoAnn Dyck 467 Judy Currin 456 High Team Game Sparse Spares 766 Balterettes 728 4 Alley Cats-Knock Outs 699 High Team Series Balterettes 2127 Sparse Spares 2079 The Markers 2005 Pin Spinners Team W L Central Market 27 13 Bank of East. Oreg. 23 17 Del's Market 22 18 Elma's Apparel 22 18 PMH Angels 19 21 Jack's Chevron 17 23 Peterson's Jewelry 16 23 Elks' Women 13 26 High Ind. Game Roxie Lovgren 174 Iris Campbell 168 Eunice Pettyjohn 156 High Ind. Series Iris Campbell 468 Roxie Lovgren 408 Joan Hughes 406 High Team Game Elma's Apparel 895 line of for t7EDBBrJG0 Bank of East. Ores 892 Elks' Women 879 High Team Series Elma's Apparel 2574 PMH Angels 2499 Bank of East. Oreg 2457 Heppner Major League Team W L Heppner Elks Lexington Oil Co-op Heppner Cleaners 38 32 30 26 10 16 17 Inland Chem. Serv. 22 Heppner Barber Shop 19 Ekstrom Farm Chem. 18 Heppner Ford 16 Peck's Insurance 12 High Ind. Game 28 30 32 36 Lyle Jensen 220 Dean Hunt 212 Skip Ruhl 202 High Ind. Series Dean Hunt 552 Lyle Jensen 549 Vernon Viall 549 High Team Game Peck's Insurance 1014 Lexington Oil Co-op 1007 Heppner Cleaners 1003 High Team Series Peck's Insurance 2922 Heppner Elks 2889 Heppner Barber Shop 2856 Commercial League Team W L A. L. Daggett, Dist. 36 16 Kinzua Loggers 34 17 Heppner Lumber Co. 30 22 Rietmann Hardware 28 23 Bank of East. Oreg. 26 26 First Natl. Bank 23 29 Willow Creek Club 20 32 IOOF 10 42 High Ind. Game Kenneth Brenner 196 John Brandenbere 195 Ray Massey 193 High Ind. Series Wayne Cacek 511 Kenneth Brenner 509 Clint McQuarrie 490 High Team Game Kinzua Loggers 968 Heppner Lumber Co 916 Bank of East. Oreg 915 High Team Series Bank of East. Oreg 2638 A. L. Daggett, Dist 2561 IOOF 2557 Major League Team W L Heppner Elks 41 11 Lexington Oil Co op 36 16 Heppner Cleaners 31 20 Inland Chemical 30 22 Heppner Barber Shop 19 32 Ekstrom Farm Chem. 19 33 Heppner Ford 19 33 Peck's Insurance 12 40 High Ind. Game Vernon Munkers 245 John Ledbetter 222 Dean Hunt 214 High Ind. Series Vern Munkers 593 Art Watkins 536 John Ledbetter 520 High Team Game Lexington Oil Co-op 1013 Lexington Oil Co-op 984 Inland Chem. Ser 983 High Team Series Lex. Oil Co-op 2961 Inland Chem. Ser 2871 Heppner Ford 2804 Thurs., Nite Ladies League Team W L 25 15 23 17 22 18 21 19 19 21 19 21 18 22 12 28 187 L. E. Dick Kinzua Corporation Humphreys Rexall Outlaws Ruggles' Insurance C. Ed Cole MiLadies Phil's Pharmacy High Ind. Game Mary Jean McCabe (sub.)....186 Evonne Nyman and Gladys Ramberg 177 High Ind. Series Gladys Ramberg 462 Mary McClure 461 Nel Jones 458 C. Ed Cole 907 High Team Game Kinzua Corporation 900 Outlaws 894 High Team Series C. Ed Cole 2595 Outlaws 2571 Kinzua Corporation 2520 Fiesta Women's Major Team W Morrow Cty G. Growers 31 Turner Van Marter and Brvant 30 Padberg Mach. Company 26 Laird's Variety 22 Lott's Electric 18 Lexington Co op 16 Kinzua Corporation 10 First National Bank 7 Hitrh Ind. Gami Vesta Kilkenny 185 ins Campbell 183 Arolene Laird 178 High Ind. Series Iris Campbell 476 Vesta Kilkenny 472 Karen Cutsforth 461 High Team Game Turner Van Marter & B 90S Laird's Variety S97 Padberg Maoh. Co S67 Hi.uh Team Series Tumor Van Matter & B 2617 Laird's Variety 2IS4 Morrow Ctv. G. G 246S Senior Men's League Jayvees Subdue Young Huskies; Lose to Condon By GREG PIERCE Heppner's jayvees took their first league game of two starts Friday night by downing the Sherman Huskies' jayveesr 46 30. Scott Barratt, tall timber of the Heppner quint, led the Mus tangs in points with nine. John Wagenblast dumped in eight. The Mustangs never had much bother from the Huskies as they rolled to an easy 22-12 inter mission score. The visitors were outshot in every quarter by the hometown boys. High scorer for Sherman was Carlson and Ray Eakin with 10 ana 7 respectively. When the small Mustaner 1av- vees traveled to Condon they touna the going rougher than Friday nieht's contest and drorj- ped it In overtime. 57-52. The Mustangs looked as though they were going to take this game, leading at halftime, 32-24. Alter intermission, however. the Condon Blue Devils came on fast and were down only one point at the end of the third stanza, 38-37. In the fourth rjeriod the teams played eaual ball and were tied 48-48 at the end of the regular game. In overtime. Condon out- shot the Mustangs and made nine points to Heppner's four, tnereby taking the win. John Wagenblast was high point man for the Mustangs with 11. Scores: HEPPNER JV 46 Driscoll 7, Wagenblast 8, Hanna 4', Clark 5, Snyder, Barratt 9, Thomson, Hel iker 6, Doherty 0, Strait 0, Brown 7, Matheny 0. SHERMAN JV 30 Carlson 10, Ron Eakin 2, Moroe 0, Jacobsen 4, Hall 1, Blagg 4, Imlay 0, John son 2, Roy Eakin 7. HEPPNER0 JV 52 Driscoll 10, Wagenblast 11, Hanna 7, Bar- ratt 10, Heliker 6, Brown 8, Strait, Ball, Thomson, Doherty, Math eny. CONDON JV 57 Davagnon 9, Stinchfield 9, Myers 4, Baity 11, K. Logan 5, Holland 7, T. Logan 12. Wilson's Men's Wear 18 22 Heppner High 14 26 Case Furniture 9 31 High Ind. Game Bill Siewert 221 Arnie Hedman 209 Don Clark 196 High Ind. Series Bill Siewert 560 Arnie Hedman 542 Don Clark 541 High Team Game Heppner Studs 940 Case Furniture 925 Pepsi Cola 879 High Team Series Heppner Studs 2541 Pepsi Cola 2537 Case Furniture 2527 Now! 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A delicious assortment of quick breads, including orange, date nut, banana nut and others, were served with coffee by the co hostesses, Mrs. Marion Green, Mrs. James Phegley, Mrs. Orville Cutsforth, Jr., Mrs. Jimmy Prock, Mrs. Ron Haguewood and Mrs. Ernest McCabe. Six couples enjoyed a potluck dinner and an afternoon of dup licate bridge Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Driscoll. LaVerne Van- Marter had the highest score of the group which included Mrs. Van Marter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jonasson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blake. Mrs. Charlie Beckett had high score last week when the Fri day afternoon pinochle club gathered at the home of Mrs. Max Harris. Mrs. Toussent Dubuque, filling in for Mrs. Earl Evans, was low for the afternoon and Mrs. Art Watkins, along with Mrs. Fred Mankin, won the pinochle. Completing the two tables in play were Mrs. Orian Wright, Mrs. Hannah Anderson and Mrs. Walter Beckett. Mrs. Bob Buschke entertained with two tables of pinochle in her home last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Don Munkers won high; Mrs. Jerry Buschke was second high; Mrs. Delmer Buschke was low; and Mrs. Morgan Connor won the door prize. Others pres ent were Mrs. Stacey Lovgren, Mrs. Elmer Berry and Mrs. Doyle Key. Tournament pinochle got un derway Wednesday evening at the Elks' temple after plans were made last Wednesday at an "organizing night." Ten tables of pinochle are planned for each of the six weeks of tournament play with the second go-around beginning Wednesday, January 22, at 7:30 p.m. Following the drawing up of tournament plans last week eight tables of pinochle were en joyed as Mrs. Stacey Lovgren and Mrs. Bob Buschke teamed to win high score in the non-counting play. Mrs. Gerald Jonasson enter tained the Bridge Biddies last Tuesday evening with two tables of cards. Winning high was Mrs. Don McClure and second high went to Mrs. Bert Huff. Mrs. Ernie McCabe won the traveling prize. Mrs. Jonasson served a delic ious frozen strawberry dessert to AND HELPFUL HOUSEHOLD Public Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the Probate Court of Morrow County, State of Ore gon, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the estate of Annie Harshman, deceased, anl all per sons having claims against the estate of said deceased are here by required to present same with proper vouchers duly verified to the administrator at the office of Mahoney and Abrams, Hepp ner, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published this 9th day of January, 1964. Everett Harshman Administrator 45-48c her guests who also included Mrs. Jim Gordon, Mrs. David Mc Leod, Mrs. Gordon Pratt, Mrs. Terry Thompson and Mrs. Clar ence Johnson. Money receipt books in dupli cate and triplicate are on sale at the Gazette-Times. RETIREMENT security later is no problem with money at work now. 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