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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1964)
Ift- UltTHtn OA Z CTTC TIME I. TidTf. Atfwl Council Agrees . To Channel Plan For Dam Project 4 Continued from page II cr the federal itovt-jrunent mc cepl rrmil.Uuv f. pavm f .f Ihe ihannel U'hlil wit' a very small patt ut the lal rm)c4i (No I nd dr rM knw why they the local action here. I Ml.) that he wvuld iMfk cs ihe clarification on thtt tMttfll, The engineer aald that lln planning hiH if lh Wtll.m Creek dam project would cil an etlmated million, includ ing detailed planning pilot l ct.nstrui l-n and actual plans and ictficm tor the dam and its structure Alrr4.lv $70. (Vij to $..l.iJ has tses-n spent on the Willow if K rKrt. Before the project it actually under wtudrucUon. detail t( every ! of th channel through town will b worked Out. he ftatd. Bowman pointed cut lhat the channel Improvements would mean great deal la resident who have projerty along the creek. "Thooe closest to the creek will he those with the mot lo gain." he ald, indicating thai the Improvements will add flood protection to mcir properties. In tome locations, retaining walla would be con.strucied. Kork abutments and bar in the creek would be removed. The channel would have ca pacity enough to operate tor per second and dam spillway liar capacity. Councilman Clarence Rosewall and Engineers Wavne Christen sen and Ted Carr of Walla Walla were also present Lack of Sewers Stalls Permits at 1H) cu. ft. a slot in the would have a sim- Missionory to Mexico To Be Church Speaker Guest speaker at the Assembly of God church Sunday morning. August 9, will be the Rev. Leroy Nidevers. missionary to Mexico for the past two years. Rev. and Mrs. Kidevers and three boys will come to Heppner the last of the week to be present for the Sunday morning services, ac cording ot the Rev. Bill Alsup, pastor. The public is Invited to hear the speaker talk of his exper iences in Mexico at the 11.00 a.m. service. Actin on Ihrr tulldtr.f vr mils for new resi.L-ruT. ie- quested t v H )4 llutihrn and lun M Daniel, was itpoi.et by the Heppner tity ivurt. tl at the trguUr meeting Monday n U tit until the appluanu e wi.i iiijn I.i ktitiiif ). ptM-d huM with Mwns and water line. Ilutthrrt ai t'lltsl fvr ivtmlti v build thrv uu.- on .Skim iNUe, l.ted telH' the ivm rtrr, ruh at a cM d and HMtAtilt-U aptu-d f r a iM-rtult to build one htu. alo al a ct tf In :iuins the at t lu ati.'nt. etHincUmen agreed that un.l terns f a city ordinance. aJe quate iwwrr an. I ater n-nu mutl be -fvi,l-d ljik-atlon the i'rtiHl truilure are n' nt raihd bv a dH!irattd tre-t and the seuer In the area I o Mtuatcd tnt it cannot wfe tne ihhim- it)iut n tun tor 1'umpinj;. cunriiim-n ald. The matter wa refernsl bak t the owner ti prmlde plan tor tne service. The courH-il approved Itank Hamlin's at t lu aiion Ut a bnr license for wh:ch he applied after pirhae f Aiken' ivt hon. The application mut now co to the Mate for action. Chief of rollce IVan Gilman reported to the council th.t John ;ollahan h. completeii a 3 months trial p-rloil a a city olfiivt and reixmmendel that he be put on permanent statu with an served Increase In sal ary of $25 per month. LeRov Gradner of the police committee added his recommcn dation, sainff that Mollahan is "dinnir a real good Job." Councilman Clare ru-e Rowwal! reported that a member of the engineering firm of Cornell. (lowland, Hayes and Merryfield win be in Heppner soon, at which time he will be consulted conoernlnc the city's proposed roiling ordinance. --iKinzua Golfers Enjoy Twilight Tournament Play Court Suggests Cook for Justice Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ht-arr. tannea and neaurty. are bacK from a two weeks vacation that took them and their family to rlathead Lake. Mont, and Spo kane. Wn. In Montana they vis ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Henry, who live on the lake, and at Spokane visited Mrs. Henry's mother. Mrs. Flossie Oneal. Henry, manager of the j. c. I'enney store nere, was back on the Job Monday. but took iMmeitt. if VIRGINIA BCUO IIVI'I l.t.ft... lit l.iri iniu,- will ni.M& ttrl,l MI l,a l i,..t lub on liutat iiit't.t nh the uua rtithukiatie ttvwd I't at rrutnv. In TwilU'M Iearue !ay, IW "l.lt luieil Iti a two lit'it lead mer the let f the field bv Mltue i t?od kied.tv la) on the pan f the ttsemt'ct. l''f completion i the even ies plav, the men enh-ve.1 a takiv a;h-t dinner whipixM uit bv Alan Uuinn nd CHentiit Wtfs. Una wie honors f. the nloe ho-s . comituion was pttked up lv llattan Shioeder wih a atktinc two over par round Low net for the evening came; out as a t way tie, reo-ui- tiling kharini award anio4i thrt Rollers Other prle win nets were: K at j-utt. Iwh Ml- riv-t and Ouentin u-:. m.d nitt, lv Huli-y; lonu drive. inie Wall; l.Mt to the t in. Jim Hulett; iitt bttdle. liar- Ian Shnnsl.r; huh -ore. Kon llu.k tn Sunday one of the flnet event in the nutory of the Kin rua Golf club wa plaved. lne memN-r. B.b Miener. wa re njHtniitile for the ucvelul af fair. llol. lone an enthusiastic ana interested nemler of tne rlub. it It upon himself to state this one day "short stop tourney in which 37 member went at each other for u nice trcphies. and other prizes all do nated and awank-d by Rob at the end of the davs play. According to Bob. this will be an annual event to be Ktagcd each ear and if the enthusiasm cenerated bv the members Is an Indication It will certainly be anticipated each year. Winners for the dav: Claw A: Low irroj.. Hon SHnkard, low net. Jtm Hulett. Class B: Ned Nlt keLson. Jr.. low net, Vernon Miller. Class C: Low Gmv. Tarn JackMtn; low net. Boh Boles. The ladies of the Kinzua Coif club had their stag night or as thev put It. "stajrettc" nicht. Low gross was won by LaVtna Conner; low net by Georgia. Loomls; clot'st to the pin. Georgia Loomls; least putts, Lu cille Bird. The ladies then cn-1 Joyed their sack lunches and conversation. tatry C k $t t.a ls ire tm-n,l.d to ti.vrio Uih llattitld utihy if the ! tt ! Ilrl l-nef ditllkt lit vu rtsl titlver 1 nr l k w lo le t r!!e1lte ,(u(ul i44jitv J u.l iff V f Vrf Mil lllulhllt If attvUHted tv i.e c.rfr Ck wotit.l Mr-cve loitil I He rv pUalS.-n 4 1 mm a lim i H e rt l lhl . U i.lar irtr ltse l;ev, f ail jvowaid and m J (Junl I wine ate laiusidatr for Die ilti-e ant one wilt I levied In ovrn ! C.k pev'iulv ive.l In the o(fie lempoianh duM Use final iMn. t f J t lUir, foim er jufcd.v vd ihe -a for manv )eais. At It mertlnjj We.lnedav the county ix hi it ali ai iinted Mat n lift-en lo ihe county plan ! Chamber nnnnrk I Public Notut V V w W T Ski Corporation; Slock Sale Set Koncr or ifchal NUHKlfAL KUCT10N Viiu4M t.i a t- luM t 4 Ihe It'ordSnued fn4i -a II ,sf lit klefS f- 1 1' (r.ue o-mmuion. goieNtii!j I'aul Btw n whi ha einl I The couit a I vi i-viui.tcrcd an lo'intmfhi of a new Juvenile owiiwlt to utved the U-v lliafle KrKo who h leli;nel. Ihe matler tinder ad Buildings Given Clean, Paint Jobs Two more downtown building lk on bright new apeatam-. thl wei-k after cleaning an I paint Jt. lUkk ouiM.le walls of Ihe Maonk buil.lin.' were stean clean-d by Leland Mi Kinney and W'oixlwttrk wa tx-lnif paint- e.1 by Ijnle Winheter. The cltv then enL-ai.'el Miklnnov lo.'lon ta t a IHal H e W' ..mi "lle Iv-iwtit will luh 4f In t-i v I U.i t said, inl lute wtHld .r )( ti ..uUie 1 I U I'M H 'We aie .in,; to ! mIIio t.V a -. -ii-)e"" k aid It I planned lhat It Will be avadat'te at ll it h,ie t.-t llriov. aiM-thel tf ! Iieefdv lntentrd l Ihe ptoJ.nl. aid lvf ii-ne w tto woul.l e.i t.i ui h town wul I leave -n the avrfae. I would etiinale tttat thl woiil.t amount ! $!(Ml f Htttt -f ta-awin He lifted lhat lulf-ei If ln iriite and ailurlt u the veitufe. 1. I' It.k adle, tt.e tte ment thai ixnltHn -f the (j. llJir would a I i hi. 1. 1 fm jlSio who ate now k t-u"" al i home Instead -f Ifolni lo other i winter la griHind on we k- leo-ts I Al !h ieei.t time tilv Ihiee i a. tri m i leaf.l on IIim kkl Sk teleaoe,! a wttiten state, nwnt at the time of hi piewn Uti.'M It ktale. In patt: "Mortow niunty ha a glow Ine new teereatlon tl, v l.-pnu-iit j Thl I the At lui. Me Mountain j t or ation. licenced t.i do boil !. n the State t4 Oregon The acre " U on National lor et I .in.l m the Ib-ppner liani-r dutrtct. Negotiation are now underway between Ihe corpora- ski I ti t and ihe rorcul a imIui.i h u.e i ti toMil el U t My , all km.lnitn ttulv pM--. on Ihe ,ui t f Jwh. I l a ittl I mutik j-a r)Nli.-n Wli ! hrl.l on itte ,ii iiav tf AUj.ui, i Ulit-il U .e lHia UM ol.lt A M and tUM oil .l I M at the t Ht Hall (n Ihe t U) tt vitman M'w tountv.j iNi'n, f 4 it.e i-uiiw d ui r t tr e trial v. ui 4 i k ido.l t1 !' a l---tloV 1-4 j liixl..n. a lew l Mi t baMrl j Ihe t IM title ,4 aald lr.ll ! imoiii ta et hall t j mi vi i. a m w ciiutii it rr l n n un inu nit: tm or lAltlM4. Muhl.im H S ! n OI;iaim ami i:i rt M. . N; ai l t ii lit 1 1 u nut vimon or nu: t rn rmott li Till: TIMK THAT 1111 t (lUKTI R TAfcilS Hf lXT" ! A full lrl 4 salt a.e, ihMrf I i. t-n He pyhlie j ItitUt.N tttld t- atel at the iKiiaive lo iie n nail, n-'am-man. iutn wliK h may t in- rtle-il al all lliiir by any and Inleievled lm j The --llti.rf lt lt said l.- t kliail l l-xalrst at Ihe inr Hall of H.e (My 4 tkiatd ' man, lite Judt-e and ( Inks if said let n.uia. t- tlit tton shall !- the ...ii lui.t l.ill.-.le tun Jean iet Mm ley A Orlinvfci Ju.lf ll.Minie l!.d Ma.lCt '.UIit t l.ifc Wurvt . v band and ! of Ihe Illy if Ivoaidinan. this 11 day of Aurfl I . I in! I N Milt. U l..tf ;iitM def 2i r HOSPITAL NEWS steam off old jiatnt on the front ot the city hall and Bob rk.bh and Wayne llanun were at wmk Widniday giving it an attrac tive co.it .f light gnvn paint Farl- Motor Company took o.t a shiny now hue recently after a complete repaint job. and Fords Tire Service alio recently was brightened with paint. Inte rior of the Columbia Basin I.'loc- Irtc Coop was remodeled with partitions, (riving It a new look, and more permanent remodeling will be coming there In the future. Service for Ihe ue permit. "Initial tncororator are Clarence Itovwall. Herman Winter. Kd lik. Oliver Cres wlek. Wes Sherman and Ken lvk. Sln-e Its inception In June. the coriMiratlon ha ti-en making plan for more complete develop, merit of the Arbuckle Mountain 2 20 22 Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dxrr of Escondido. Calif., spent several days last week vlsltine with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes. They then went on to Condon to vLslt other friends. The Doerrs are former residents of Kinzua. Mrs. Marvin Hines and Mrs. Lee Asher were business visitors to Heppner Wednesday. Also In Heppner that day were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Flack. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Albion and family of Sparks, Jiev., visited this week with Mrs. Albions par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Phil lips. They left for home Satur day. Miss Margie Hankins of Los Angeles, Calif., spent the past week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milt Boring. Miss Hankins is a stewardess for West Coast Airlines. The Doubledeck Pinochle club had its regular session Wednes day evening with Mrs. Virginia Sitton as hostess. High was won by Marilyn Bailey, low by Vlr- Announcing The Sale Of Wilson 'sM W. en s wear To LeRoy and Marj Gardner Effective July 29. The Store Will Now Be Known as Gardner's Men's Wear. We Wish To Extend Our Heartiest Thanks To All of Those Who Have Been So Wonderful To Us During The Five Years We Were In The Business And We Greatly Appreciate The Pat ronage Given Us. The New Owners Are Very Well Known as Long time Residents Here And Will Do An Excellent Job of Serving Customers of the Area. We Ask All Holders of Gift Certificates On Wilson's Men's Wear to Please Redeem Them By August 30. Cordially yours, BILL and SHIRLEY BLAKE gini.i Kelso and floating by Marilyn Bailey and Marge Aher. Others enjoying this even ing were Bonnie Campbell. Vonnie Browning. Kath r v n Flack. Ada Schell. Margaret Mc Connell. Helen Wright, and Lilv May Nistad. Mrs. Joe Browning and daugh ter Joan were In Heppner Tues day for medical care for Mrs. Browning. Taul Oyler had the misfortune to have a bone chipped In his left arm Wednesday at work. He went to Condon to have It taken care of. Friends Honor Mrs. Whltsatt A pink and blue shower was held Friday evening at the church annex with Mrs. David W hltsett as the honor guest. Sev eral shower games were played with Virginia Kels and Bvttv Benson as winners. Mrs. whit sett men opened her many loveiy guts assisted bv Mrs. joe Browning and Joan Browning. The gifts had been arrayed on a lace covered table with a stork guarding them. JellO salad with assorted crackers was served at a late hour by the hos tesses Vonnie Browning. Kath ryn Flack. Virginia Sitton, Ada Schell, and Bonnie Campbell. Miss Vlckl Benson was home Thursday from Cultus Lake Re- sort where she has summer employment. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denton and family of Brookings spent Sunday and Monday visiting friends and relatives here. Thev were houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sllnkard and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Slinkard went to Monument Friday even ing to spend the week-end with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Slim Rhoton Ski area These plan call for a cable lift In Ihe mountain top, a distance i.f 1MH feet from hK.uiI ft... I.W-ffi..M I 1. . . ..... .. .. ... . " I 1.1 Mil. -I, III!" 1.1 completely) wrmni, hut A ,ra, 40wn will be cleared l') feet wide through cklitlng clearings to make a run of uNmt a half mile. "Impmved toilets and a water MKtem fnm Chicken Spring are also planned. The beginner area Is to be graded and enlarged and will have a .Y) ft. rope low. To date, a lift line profile sur vey, a lte plan survey for the base area, and a 25 ft. contour i survey for the 2t) acre area have been made. j "In order lo finance this work the corporation proviso toj 1 1 $10,0X) of stock In this com- j munlty. Shares are $10 no par 1 common stock. j 'The advantages of having a recreation development such as( this are generally known. It will draw people to the area and give the youth an outlet on which to expend their en-1 ergies. "People will come to the area to ski If the lifts are good, the runs are fun to ski on. and the roads are no problem to travel over, the statement concluded. Preliminary estimates worked out show that the ski area could show a substantial profit If costs are held within estimates and if the area Is developed good enough to attract a reasonble number of skiers. Peck said. Directors of the new corpor- Hon met Tuesday night to plan for Its stock sale, further negot iations for the use permit, and other details. It has been hoped that the work could be done at the area in time for the 196-1- 65 season, but this will depend on how fast the corporation Is able to progress. Patient a. tin ! i. llone r VI. in. -11 a I l..-.t duilng Ihe past wesk ant nt ilvln caie In. Stole Ihe t.IIWlig : Atla oltt. toii...ii. I:. .lull Ixtvcirn. LiMm'ton; HanH Ave llYpn n r; Il.wat. ugetie t'lowrll, lone, and Veila Conner, kinua Thoe admitted for tare, tlirn lUmisMNl. wrir ihe following Manny tuh. iitlaiidt 1'cn.e llrutM.U, Spray; Aula tilboi Si-iav; t lau.le I'm, II. j-n r. ar.a I .leg. if y i;ielur t oli.lori Mi and Mr. P.ivl.1 W hltsett of Klnua are parent of their firt ihtld. a daughter. I'in Monday, August .1 she ha teeti named lavl l.ynette and weigh ed 6 Hi. 10 vt. at birth. A n wa torn to Mr. and Mr, (harle Lawrence of Fo Ml Tuesday. August 4. weigh Ing H Hi-. 2 tsr He ha M--n named Kolxrt Alvln and Join two other brother at home. JUSTICE COURT July 2i Kermit Allan Krkk mn. Iine, violation of Ihe basic rule. Fined $2 S10 usH-ndisl. July 2V Alvin II Aver, diso lielng ti.i algn. Fined S15. u p. n.li .l $. I..... .wk . 1 . . .1 juiv r rans r iM-nrejr, I Condon, failure to vleld right of way, Case dlsmUvd. For Your Protection Turner, Van Morfcr and Bryant Answers Your Insuronco Questions 0UCST10NI Friends an. Iiilglilmr if mv brother held hlrn keep Ihe roof and ide of hi house Miakeil with water while flietiven tattled a tdae ne d.n-r. His house iidnt catch Hi but there wa a lot of water damage, Ioe M fire InauratMV cover lhat da mace ANSWER! Ye. almt any insurance company will settle f.r damage to Insured prop erty when It Is caucd by fighting a fire. Thl public service Ij our way of advertUintr Your Insurance questions will be answered without rharce or obligation if you'll end or bring thrrn to Turner, Von Marter and Bryant llrppne, rh. I7C-WV IT(ffDBiraiSOB ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Last 5 Days BLANKET EVENT 'i Fashion Styled Blanket Special! Big, Fluffy! 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