Council Approves '
Western Stales 1
Fire Truck Bid
f Continued from paga II
fVt. wMli declare WiHritun
and iwtiiiiiTi nuiwiHr. turi.
I Hint-II cre kr Mil f llila
.(ioih la the transient anllit
t it.lilci. ..ueer, hecsuH
.f Ihe MMMillittf rffr Would
have on lH nl n lial.le salesmen
ml charitable drives, j
ChM of Iean Hilman
said that new permit form !
I uord fr wuni In traiilcnt ,
masaiine lrmn, listing car
lccite, home tMrce ami
.thr-r iH-rtiiirni lr. formation,
rnlirhl rul dn troutdcs rr
Icctd here I" the I'"' i
Alir rify Anrsm oiicm-ii in m
testliratt more Into I'" matter
f a tcm f lulne linn-"
r 11 utallnal fee that could
te mail higher f'r outside l
cltors. The cour. ll requested
Mm to s. , ,
The altincy a alu a.ked
ttt rhrrk on the matter of Ihe
requirement which makes II
mandatory fr Hi- rllv l -tl
for tld on Itrma t.-r '
Councilman John Ifclff.T aatd
lhal Ihla has lcen In rff.H fr
many years, Item lhat
formerly rt rt rn.w nt - v
rral times lhal amount. thus
retrlr1lr..f the Hv In urihse
of nrnlnl uflu-. Allnv. At.
ram all lhal he believes the
matter U regulated tv ordinance
or charter lie will Investigate
and fiorl al an ensuing meet
Init. Ihe Ides lelr.g lhal the
council will seek to rslse this
minimum figure la a more prac
tical one
A building jH-rmlt sought by
the II Trucking Company
f,r altcratloria anil repairs In
the amount of KV al lt locat
ion on Water Street wi defer
red landing a rheck by City
.i.i..i.ni VI. fmslien.
Thla wa done on rccommerda
lion of Councilman W. I. Hose
wall who said that with zoning
Imminent and complaint being
received on Hiwrr poles near
nrw bulldlnj?. the city should
see thai utilities requirements
and other rcculatlona are met
before permits an? tucd.
The courMilman mailt' It clear
lhat he did not want to dlacour
age building. "Wi- want to en
courage building." he Mid. 'but
we need l see that construction
meet cltv regulations."
The council pas-wed on tnlM
readme an ordinance vacating
an alleyway requested by lr.
tUl Scliaffltz. H approved paying
ex-nM-a of Attny. Abrama tu a
league of Oregon CI ilea conven
tion In order that he- mlcht at
lend the toning and planning
tension. ,
1'avment of W la each of the
2S election tard memU'M In
lleppner wa approved.
On reeornmerwlatlon of nii'i
Oilman, bay of N'U-ht Orf rer
John Mollahan wa increased to
full pay of a night patrolman
after completing nix months a
the night officer.
Hardman News
By ALT A STEVENS
1IAKDMAN Mr. and Mrs.
Ilenrile Duerlng of Woodland.
Calif., Mm. U-nn Bnrtmeaa,
mother of Mr. Doerlng. of llo;
villi-. Calif.. Mr. and Mrn. Klnard
McDnntcl of Henpner and Alia
Stevena vUHed last Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Kobln
on at their camp In the moun
tain. Mrs. BartmcHa and Mrs.
McDantel are slaters of Mrs.
Hcblnson.
Alta Steven returned lo llep
pner from HcrmlMon Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. II. L- Umon.
She idana to go lolp at the
Darold Hams home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II Robinson
are moving home this week-end
from the mountains where they
have been herding the cattle on
the Forest Reserve.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Steven and
Jojean were IVndleton visitors
Thursday night. They also visit
ed at the home of Airs- Stevens
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brcn
da. W. A. Knlghten returned homo
from Pioneer Memorial hospltul
Saturday. Harold Stevens
brought him home.
Mollle Beeket Is spending the
week-end visiting Jody and Jill
Huge at their mountain home.
Mr. and Mrs. Klnard McLMnlel
of lleppner visited the week end
In Hardman. L .
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Andrus
and aon Bob of Portland siH-nt
last week-end bird hunting, al
so visiting Mrs. Andrus parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Lesley.
The Halloween trick and
treaters gathered at the home of
Cecil McDaniel for banana enk?,
cocoa and coffee. Among thern
were Mrs. Wavel Wilkinson and
granddaughters Jody and Jill
Kugg, Mollie Beeket, Mrs. Bob
Stevens and Jojean, Charlotte
Walker, Alia Stevens, the hosts,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McDaniel,
Steve, Seott, Rlekle, Ginger and
Dixie.
Miss Bonnie Kessell spent the
week-end in lleppner visiting
Helen Anderson and to take in
the Sadie Hawkins dance at the
school. . ,
Recent visitors at the home of
Mrs. Charlotte Walker were Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Walker and
Ward. Mrs. Betty Gentry, Bob
and Delores, Mrs. Gwen Stock
ton and Roy Comrie of Pfn,"1;
ton and Mrs. Margaret Nordahl
of Florence.
Mra. Mabel Chaffee hen re
turned to -lleppner after a two
weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Spokane and Clark
Mon, Wn., and in Lewiston,
Idaho.
Former Teacher
Diet In Portland
Mr HtlvU Mlwdldlite Frailer.
vU nin e taught a hmd and
rav mule eMin In lleppner
r er, died In Portland
oler Vt Funeral wrvltra were
at Young'a Funeral Cha l. UK
rd. Mnday, latotwr .. aid
liitrrmenl waa In lb family pM
t Hlvenlew remrtery. ivrtUnd
The family lived In Ibe lllatti
borno country wtdle Ihey were
here.
M la aurvlved by ber bu
band; Iwu ilatlKlilif . Mr Ted
iMarrarcli Miald of Tli'ard.
and a miwnl daughli-r, Kuth.
and family of l'tm Hay; f ir
jrrai li hlMn n and three great
granib hlldren.
A lontr Urn friend here, Mr
M.ry Johrioton. ald. "She will
h rnlHM'd a abe waa loved by
all wlm knew ber.
Going lo N.rtl.md from Ihla
are fur the funeral were Mra
Allen JohnMin. lleppner; Mra.
Mike ntpatrl. k arid Mr Hu h
arl Uindell. Ih.iIi of IVndleton
and Mr. and Mr. Willie Smith
of IHol lUak.
Church Mission
Week to Start,
Speaker Coming
f)rnlng a preaching mUslon
week at the lleppner Christian
church will Ih- a mcU meaa
age by Rev. In B. FUhback at
the II am. wrvliv on the aub
J.i, "What Right With the
Church?" Seclal evening m-et-ng
will follow Monday through
Thumdav evenlni; at 7:30 P m
unit Rev. Jak Naff, the new
rnlnlMcr tJ the llermMon OirU
tlan chunh. a aong It-ader and
wdoUt, and Rev. Flnhb.uk will
Icak.
On Wedneiwlay. NoVcmler 11,
Ml Faith Met racken. mission-
ary lo the Republic r ion go.
will le gueat fccaKer. Me aju-ni
ten year ovemeelng the rnla
fclon njionaored school -)f
llolenge after her arrival there
In ly-TJ. She alo hehed on the
crew of the historic river ateam-
er. "Oregon."
She rcturncn to ner nome in
Dinuba. Calif . In 10.TJ. where
hr heled care for her parents.
Pcturnlng to the Congo In 1IM.
he auiTVlM-d the Christian
wbiwl al Ifumo and 12 outlying
MhooU In African villages. She
ha clone much writing In the
CongoJine language and dia
lect. Tlan are underway for the
annual Harvest Festival In the
church basement at 6:30 p.m.,
Thursday, Movemln-r 19.
Trail Completed
To Arbuckle Top
Clearing crews completed work
on the ski trail from the top
of Arbuckle Mountain Mondav.
The trail Is about a half mile
long and varies in width from
50 to 75 feet. At places It In
tersects existing clearings. An
Inch of snow covers part of the
area and work crews are now
concentrating on erecting the
roie tow hangers anil tow drive
before snow depth gets loo deep.
Tentative date for opening of
the area Is Thanksgiving week-
"""Although only about half of
the new trail can be reached by
riding the rope tow, skiers can
have the thrill of skiing, the.
whole mountain by climbing to
the summit. The view from the
head of the trail looks out over
the Johnson creek drainage to
ward Pendleton country.
..... tha home
of Rev. and. Mrs. Len B. FM i;
back were tneir s"" iV !" ,,""0
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bodine. arul son Dick, of t dar
Hills near Portland. Mr. Bodine
i emploved in the editorial of
fice of the Oregonlan. Earl or
In the week, a
tisnnacK uno ; -.- ,
ami Paul Scott, came from their
home in lwnami io
Flshbnck Is also on the Oregon-
i ..... n n crwirta virlliT.
Will Mtlll, --
Dr. J. W. Norene
Sets Open House
!rl hHjM of Ma n-W veteil
rary bi-pttal with a H1a In
Vllaliort la livestock grower lo
aiiei.il la announi-ed for Satur
day aflernot.il by lr, J W. N'f
erir. I. V. hi- 1i" "ew hiMpital
la Imaled on Ibe C"ndiri blg-
In. Noeh ratenda a welcome
lo all lo vUlt and InajMtl the
bojital. Rrfrekbrnenla will I"'
M-tved
Tlie 20X11 frame atrtuture baa
a unique large animal aurgrry
limm which the Veterinarian de
nt lied himself. IJvetiak may
b laken off a Iruik la go direct
ly Inside fir confinement or aur-
lit addition, the hospital ha
larjrcr quarter for arnall ani
mal than waa afforded at the
former baatlon. Pen are pro
vloeil f.if animal whli4i tiiut
le kept for longer period
Ir .Norene, who ha Ix-en
serving Ihla area for 10 year,
ha tN-en working out of the ne
veterinary hospital for the past
three month.
Service is Held
For C. Enright
Br MARTHA MATTE SON
MONUMKNT Funeral ser
vice for Chryath Myrna Kn
rii,i r.7 u in. held Wedneadav.
October 21. at Folaom's Funeral
chapel In IVmlleton. Mrs. r.n
right died In Pendleton October
16. She had been a patient In
a real home In I'matllla for the
past three or four year. Inter
ment wa In Olney cemetery
near Pendleton. Rev. Glenn W.
Kchafer officiated over Ihe ser
vice. She wa born In Albee. Oiegon.
March 10. iwr7. and lived many
year near Monument. She and
her husband. Kd. ran the mall
stage from Monument lo Top.
then when Ihe Top grade school
closed It doors. Mr. Fnrlght
i, ...1...1 ik. jh(w,I children Into
town for school until hi death.
Her brother then toon over me
r.i w still ilrlvlnc school
bus. They lived many years on
a ranch at Top.
Surviving are two sons. Dean
Fnrlght of Monument and Ivan
Fnrlght of HcrmlMon; iour
grandchildren. Pattl and Beverly
Fnrlght of lng Creek and Gall
and Mitch Fnrlght of Monu
ment. Also four brothers. Marion
Phlnehart of Fcho; Virgil Rhine
hart of Portland; Forrest Rhine
hart of Pendleton, and Cecil
Rhlnehart of Monument.
Bovd Hinton drove to lleppner
Mondav to enter the hospital for
n week for traction on his back.
He wa accompanied by his
daughter. Mrs. Bill Neal. and
Mrs. Lewis Neal.
Bob Farra of Klnua, Etta and
Gene Hunt Ment the week end
vlstllng at Prtncvllle.
Stephen Steward and two
friends of Fugene sMna a week
camping out and hunting birds.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Forrest the past ten
days were Mr. and Mrs. Buster
Mann and two children from
BrSrhtCdd Mrs. Clifford Howell
drove to Pendleton October 25
where ho underwent surgery
again the following day. Mrs.
Howell and Paddy have made
trips back home the past week.
Henry Martin. Ansil Martin.
i ii c.r, onH scam Johnson
of Bend and Prineville were
here for elk hunting over uie
weekend.
i,.. 1..,!,. Mnrl h And tWO Sons
of Prineville spent the week
end with her rolKs. jvir anu
Krnie Johnson, and with her sis
ter. Mrs. Francis Noland and
family.
Mustangs Finish
With Good 12-0
Win Over Sherman
Victory over ihe Sherman
county furHball learn at Mr
&...... i,ht tiftMiPht the end
ni'n?
Id a Bur"-ful season for Ihe
llepir.rr High Mustang. Iinlsb
Ing Ibem with a 4 I nnml In
Greater fwreon league play
western rmtsioni, ii""o
iM-hlml flrt l Murna with
3 .
Tin Mustang rrel a 12 0
Irlumbb. mre dectaivv than lite
. . . . II... . u ..
score inoicairs me iihwiim-h
ran and passed to a total of
1") yard against but 1Z1 for
the loser. , .
Carl Bauman. senir enu. arew
first bloot for Ibe Mustang
k.. , i.H.k a short oasa In
the second quarter to gain the
needed I wo yard for a touch
down. Only other score of Ibe game
in that lhlr.1 nuarter when
III .......
Jim Jacobs plunged for one yard
to score.
L'i...rmn n.nnlv threatened In
the last few minutes of the
game, but the gun went off be
fore Ihey could make their wor
pay off. ,,
Coach Jim Potter used all Ibe
players on hi spjad In Ihla fin
al game.
Tim PtUooII wa leading
ground gainer with 11 yard on
20 carrlea or 3 9 yards per carry.
Stuart Dick had a 32 average
on seven carries.
Quarterback Oene neimer nia
. ..... A m In Ihe fiasjiini? de-
partment. hitting on six of nine
attempts. With a pas completed
bV UrlSCOII. Iieinei ""kv
via aerial totaled 104.
Tops on defense were Dave
Hanna with aeven tackles and
four assists, as well as three key
blocks on offense; Mark Murray
with seven tackles and four as
sists: Mickey Massey with six
tackles and lour assists; Mark
Brown with lx tackles and
three assists; and Greg Hercc
with five tackles and six assists.
Overall season s recora ior me
Mustang wa five wins against
three defeats.
iJoycccs Sponsor
Championship right
nAntlitn lavreeit will Seain
.rw.r.u.1- rlnvi-it circuit telecast
direct from ringside of the world
heavyweight cnampionsmp ngni
Monday, November 16. Partici
pants are Champion Crssius
Clay and cnauenger sonny
ton. It will come over channel
2 In Pendleton, they announce.
They agree to the telecast at
considerable cost to mo organization.
Those viewing the ngni arc
asked to send donations to the
Javcees. Box 262, Pendleton, to
defray the cost.
BOWLING
Taursd-r Kite lusdue
IfMitor ! order lo
U imluded In a curreM Isaue
of Ibe tiarrtte Times. bwllnf
scores mux le l.rourhl lo lh
pl r .k by Tuiay 'hat
Mnk, hires coming In Wed
r.eilsv m later will I printed
Ihe fi.lluw tng week I.
Tram
C 14 Cole
jMlUdte
;C. A. Rurjles
! 1 iii Nl KrJi
Humphreys
I. K In. k
WUblng Well
I'Ml a -barre.acy
ii.ch Ind. Ga
213; High Ind
(Mk fol: llifh
Humphreys lrug. Uil:
Team Series C I'A Cole,
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Team
Lealnk'ton Coop
lleppner Cleaner
lleppner Barber Shop
Inland Cbem. Serv.
lleppner Flka
lvtl C ola
Turner. Van Marter
and Brvar.t
e pner Auto Sales
ii..h in. I i.ame -
Uiinkrii am: llifh Ind. Serl
vk'iii.nr Woolen Ml: llich Tesm
Game Islington Oil Co "p. iwi;
llleh Team Series lleppner
Clearirrs. 2-H2l
9
6
Vernon
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Bank of 1XJ ' '
Peterson's Jewelry 24's ll's
( entrsl Market 23 14
e's Market ITS !'
Ilefiprwr Uk 17 19
Jack's Chevron H 21
I'MJI Angels It 2J
IJma a Al parel 10 .U
High Ind. Game Maalne
Cos. i; High Ind. Series
Tiny Sweeney, 4.1: High Team
Game Bank of FO. K.; High
Tram Series, Bank of UK 2-f-J.
ConmeiTtal LaoT"
lone Church Plant
Memorial Dedication
Memorials which hav been
ad.led lo thurrh prefierlv cf ih
Iov4 l'rtltel tliurth of Chrut
will W deitlrated at a special
part of tha Sunday morning ser
vlre, ner!"" st H trri-
rordtn lo ! Rev. Walter B,
Crowrll, paator.
To be deillcated ar an outdoor
lighted church bulletin board.
hmr Ixx.k racka on lha bak
of pew- and a memorial bo
containing record of gift mem.
octal during th pan year.
Many members of lha church
. MmmunKw hiva oartlct-
paled In building uo tha mem-
oriai lunu in v
relatives.
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PAY YOUR BILLS
WHEN DUE
and
KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD
Pioneer Service Credit Information Is most valuable
No commissions charged on collections
All money is paid direct to creditors
Pioneer
SERVICE CO., INC.
SINCE 1926
The Merchants' and Professional Men's Organization
OREGON IDAHO UTAH NEVADA DIVISION
Division Office: Eugene, Oregon
WATCH FOR THE GREEN AND BLACK
HANDBILLS WITH ACCOUNTS FOR SALE
1 earn
ii a. M Construction
Central Market 22
CAR H
Wapon Wheel 21
I'.ietmanna lldwe. i
Kinrua Corp. 15'
Lotl's Kleclrle 14 S
Ford s Tire 12
in,, l nit n me Clint
o,..,rt. Iliifh Irul. Series
Clint McQuame, fiijH; High Tesm
Game centra, warsr.. n,
Hieh Team Series Central Mar
ket. 2713.
riaita Woman's Major
Tesm
Padberg Machinery
Laird's Variety
Lexington Oil Co op
M. C. Grsln Growers
Turner. Van Marter
and Bryant
Klnzua Corp.
Lott's Elect rie
Brlstow's Market
High Ind. Game io reuyjonn.
io. uioh inH Series Vesta Kil
kenny. 478; High Team Game
Utt s Electric. 8-I3; High Team
Series Klnzua Corp., 2439.
Fiesta Major
Team
Lexington Oil Co-op
Heppner Barber Shop
lleppner Elks
Heppner Cleaners
Inland Chem. Service
Pepsi-Cola
Heppner auio iaies
Turner. Van Marter
a uu si j's
iriu irti f : a m m vriiiuii
Munkers. 255; High Ind Series
Vernon nunKers u
Heath. 586; High Team Game
Lexlneton Oil Co-op, 1118; High
Team Series Heppner hks,
3001.
Tesm
A. I- Dsggett. Dist.
SI. Patrick's Church
Dark of KO
Willow Creek Club
Heppner Studs
Klrst Nat. Bank
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19 17
lk' 174
13 73
12 's 23 'i
CHn.r'i Man a W ear 9 1
High Ind. Game Bill Siewert.
2T7.lllgh Ind. Series Gar Swan-
son. 513; High Team oame
trmF UMil: Hieh Team berus
Willow Creek Club. 2X76.
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THANK YOU!
If I could have my "druthers-
I wwild thank person
allw each of Ihe Heppner
Cltlrer who showed their
confidence In me on Election
Day, but since we In America
are blessed with the privacy
of Ihe Secret Ballot. I take
this means of saying "Thank
you."
I Intend to live up to all
my campaign promises!
ELAINE S. CEORCC
Join Your Friends and Neighbors
Enjoy A Delicious Home-cooked
TURKEY DINNER
COMPLETE WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS!
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7
Lexington IOOF Hall
Served By Three Links Club
Between 5:30-8:00 P.M.
A Bazaar Items on Sale
Home Baked Food Sale
Good food, friendly atmosphere
Tickets $150. 75c
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