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-
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-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
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WELCOME, OTHERS FOR ANY
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BOWLING BITS
His 'N Hers
Team
Dykaries
Beverly Hillbillies
Gutter Dusters
Lazy 4
Bruggles
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7
7
6
4
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Winter Spotlight
In Social Activity
Five tables of bridge and four
tables of pinochle were in play
last Thursday evening at a reg
ularly scheduled Elk's Ladies
Night.
Mrs. Elaine George had high
score in bridge and Mrs. Harold
Cohn was second. Mrs. Bob Brin
die won the door prize. In pin
ochle, Mrs. Virginia Turner had
the top score, Mrs. Ed LaTrace
was second and the door prize
went to Mrs. Kenneth Turner.
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
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Team V L
St. Patrick's Church 31 9
Lott's Electric 25ls Uva
Pepsi Cola 23 17
Heppner studs 201u 19l
Columbia Basin 19 21