HtTttitM GAZETTE TIMES. TtuiJaT. Dcmbi J, 1K4
Arbuckle Listed
Among Ski Slopes
Being Improved
An ntt'halM reowtt numtxr
i u inter ort enthuUl Milt
m-e many new tmpurment n
thry return u their favorite kt
fckj in the National Koreta of
the Pacific Northwest KcyUm (
the U. a Koret Service.
Ski art Tatorf have en
pai ded overnijtfit fadlttle, lift,
parkin?, klope and other fea
ture" during one of the tnot ac
tive construction norui on rec
ord. Included are aeven chair
ntt. three Ina lifl, and !"
har added to the touting 22
hits. I
The Improvement ulll help
meet the era in c demand
Kklers and other imw krt'fr
Durlnc the l.u3 tl season a rec
ord 2.mS.(XO visit were recorded
at National Fowl winter ports
kites In the recton. Nearly three
fourths of the.se were by skier.
Improvement at some of the
winter orts site Include:
MT. BAKER t Heather Mead
owl. Mt. Baker National Forest
New 221V)-foot Intermedial
double-chair lift with vert lea
rise of 322 feet
MT. riLCHUCK. Mt. Baker Na
tional Forest Additional slop'
groomed and tralU widened.
STEVENS PASS. Wenatchee
National Forest New 25(K) fot
rtoublc-ehatr lift with vertical
rise of 800 feet.
SNOQUALMIE SUMMIT. Sno
qualmle National Forest New
2S0U-foot doubirchair lift with
vertical rise of 710 feet, and two
new Poma lifts.
CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN. Sno
qualmle National Forest Ac
cess road nearlng completion
new mountain-top . restaurant
and shelter at top of chair lift
No. 2: new Alpine inn with ac
commodations for 150; new res
taurant on valley floor; add!
tional condominium units with
36 apartments; 20-unit motel.
WHITE PASS. Snoqualmie Na
tional Forest New 3000-root in
termediate double-chair lift
with vertical rise f 506 feet; con
struction of White Pass Village
will provide overnight accomo
dations by mid-season.
T1MBERLINE. Mt. Hood Na
tional Forest Expanded over
night accommodations, parking
facilities, and modernized ski
grill at Timberline Lodge.
MULTORPOR-SKI BOWL. Mr.
Hood National Forest Connect
ing ski trails develped to pro
vide greater variety of trails and
slopes.
SPOUT SPRINGS. Umatilla
National Forest Additional fea
tures, not noticeable to most i
skiers, have been added includ-1
ing safety features on the two
existing T-Bars and new water
system.
ARBUCKLE, Umatilla Nation
al Forest (Additional slopes
cleared to provide more variety
and challenge to skiers.
ANTHONY LAKES. Wallowa
Whitman National Forest
More improvements made on
Anthony Lakes road.
KOODOO SKI BOWL. Wil
lamette National Forest Com
plete face lifting including work
on buildings, newly cleared ski
school slope, additional parking,
new chair lift 1366 feet long
with vertical rise of 308 feet.
(New lift has a manufacturer's
rated capacity of 1200 skiers per
hour.)
BACHELOR BUTTE. Deschutes
National Forest New parking
lot. slopes groomed; new chair
lift 3700 feet in length with ver
tical rise of 1140 feet; existing
Poma lift relocated to top termi
nal of chair lift No. 1, adding
doo leei to vertical rise.
WILLAMETTE PASS. William-
ette National Forest Slopes
groomed to provide earlier ski
ing.
MT. ASHLAND, Rogue River
National Forest New access
road completed; 2850-foot lift
with 1050-foot vertical rise and
T-bai 825 feet long with vertical
rise of 245 feet will supplement
we existing r-Dar and Foma
lift.
Hinlons Honored
On Anniversary
Thorpe Elected
Grange Master
BOAKPMAX Nathan Thou
wa elected matter of (Irern
field Grange at the November
MONl'MKNT On Sunday m.t m e ivr.r nrn.-m in,-. ,.
Iv MARTHA MATTE SON
in iiwiin. MotemWr 22. frl.iU
and relative ealhmM at the Le-
eion nan to Honor .Mr ana
fUyd lltntin on their fclKer wed
ding anniversary. Making the
rtAngenienu tor the txvaxlon
ere their two tlJuumera, Mr.
Charles tShamnl M.Kinnon of
Heppner and Mr. Hill i Mary
UlUi Nea of Kim tier !y. AU
present were Mr. MiKlnnon and
two children of Heppner and Mr.
Neat and two children of Kim-
berly.
Dinner guektt at the Harty
Svtt home on Thankivlnj:
err hi nlei Mivi Sherry
Ward of Vale. D. L. Matteson of
Milton Freewater, huhbe Je
Wheeler. Mr. and Mr. Merlin
Tut-ha and Mr and Mr. Elmer
Matteaon.
Mis Linda Avery and brother.
Tony, children of Mr. and Mi.
VV. A. Moran of the Monument
Fortstrv office, appeared on a
Boise TV program Friday after
noon, while the family wa
vlMting them over Thankngivini;
we kend.
Mr. and Mr. Steve Holme
and two children, and M.tvtiar.l
Hamilton lett last Monday :or
BoIm. Ida., where they M.iyed
until after Thanksgiving with
Mrs Lottie Fats. Mr. Hamilton
also visited hi nUce, Miss IViro-
thy Merell In Boise, and brother
in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Banta at Caldwell.
Mi. and Mrs. Ernie Johnson
Mr. Francis Noland and four
children drove to Portland last
Wednesday for Thanksgiving
week-end with Mrs. Anna Cow
den and son. Vernon Noland.
Mr- and Mrs. Ansil Martin and
two sons of Prineville spent
Wednesday night at the Harry
Scctt home. Joining the rest ft
the Martin family on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Howell
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howed
drove to Portland and Vancou
ver, Wn, Monday to attend the
sen-Ices of Frank's sister. Mrs.
Matilda Potter. 82 years old, and
resident of Hardman for many
ears.
Wayne Leathers. Jr.. was
home for Thanksgiving week
end from his studies at Chieo
College at Chico, Calif.
D. nner guests at the Joe
Wheeler home on Cottonwood
were his two daughters and
Leonard Bedord. ovrmeer; An
drew Skile. Meward; Haiti Car.
en!er, lecturer; Florence Koot,
chaplain; Pansv Sechafer, treas
urer; Margaret iVnovan, evre
tary; Minnie Skllea. Ceres; Eva
Brigg. Pomona; Harriett Bedord,
Flora; Bernard IVmovan. avU
lant steward; Margaret Thor,t
lady assistant steward; Karl
Briggs. tiuv Ferguson and Marg
aret Hamilton, executive commit
tee; and Flossie Coat, musician.
All officers were Invited to
attend Joint installation at Col
umbia llrange hall in HermU
ton. November 2..
The next meeting will be a
Christmas party iVcember 19.
startim; wnh potluck aupper at;
ti:.TO. There will be exchange of:
gilt, not to exceed $1.00 In price.
Host for the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Donovan.
I BMW. Wi.li mm n
1W1 ilvlu
Residents in Heppner and Morrow County
families, Mr. and Mrs. Lllburn!
Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. J. rl j
IJienger.
Mr. and Mr. Jim Croker and
Ponny sjh'M Tlianksgivlng nt
Vancouver. Wn., with relatives.
will be contacted to explain
Harold Lippert j
spent Thursday j
Dale with his
Mr. and Mrs.
and three sons
and Friday at
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Dick of
Kin. berly drove to Corvallis
Wednesday, had Thanksgiving
..hi uieir daugnter. bally, and
returned home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Forrest and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forrest left
Monday morning for Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gates
and family of California spent
. ween visiting in the Phil
Murphy home. Mrs. Murphy is
in aunt to Mrs. uates.
Saturday. January 23, has been
jnnouneed as the date for the
innual Gay "90s dance, given by
:he American Legion and Auxil
ary.
A m tr k (u (si totujyig
$10 Will Hold
Your New Honda
FOR CHRISTMAS
HEPPNER AUTO SALES
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Heppner High Senior
To Aid Cattlemen
J. E. Herbercer. general chair.
man of the American National
Cattlemen's association meeting
ro De neid in Portland January
announces the appoint
ment of Margaret Marks, senior
at Heppner High school, to the!
junior American National Cattle
men's activities committee.
It will be the job of this com-
mittee to welcome the Junior
memDers or the national group,
answer questions about Oregon
and Portland, hpln th
registration and reaching their
meeting rooms at the Portland
Hilton Hotel.
The committee members are
active in the Oregon Junior as
sociation and include Steve
Wolfe, Wallowa, president, Joe
ivionanan, tjonaon and Mike
wagenblast, The Dalles, both
directors, and Margaret, secre
tary.
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