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KCrrNEl CAXITTt-TTMES. Taundav. Dcmbr 11 1X4 Zoning Ordinance Gets Approval at Boardman BOWLING ly MAKT LC MARLOW CmmrcUd Tram ikm iir trie witk n Tram StrWt W cram with toonlne: Thurn day turkry and tinning, pota. In and rrvy, crlery iuk, olivra. Mil, rranlwrrv uu,. fruit cak with uii.y. fVl.tavfTram toatttst rW! andn-h'.i,,,l,,n,f Barber Shop ban ith rrarkor. Mtuo I'Mnston Co op ftli-f arat b!uhinL. armi. '"IW I leart.-r wuc. Bread, bultif and ar mvd with all ntfaU. milk BOARDMAN The city lai nlnjf commintun held aroth-r rtiM tin Uk rrk lth lavil How? t4 rrndlrlon. pattern IV pin consultant from lh Burrau tf Municipal llrararrh. After hi ktudy of th triMmmfml' tlorm mad by th commtaaion Ml an rarlirr nif tine foe an mrndmnt la th limine ordtn net in th new lmn could rurvna luta In th city limiti to ut on privately cmn-d trailer luniM-a, turn advUtsl that the amendment t adopted. The hearing fur the ordinamY wn held lat Thursday night, and they were adopted after no bj-ctl.ma were ratMst. A ma potion wti maile by Orattan Hoffman that elevations he in ere a mm o auow tauer tuudin arwj In the xone. j i.x Marpery Benedict. mlalona-y iiuix who I on furlough from Stbut. Central African lUpublif m puest upeaker at the Board man Community church for both services Sunday. At the evening wvlce she showed ljde picture of her work In Africa Mia tU'n edict Mated that although the Conco Is only ft) mile from her station, they have not been bothered by the rebels. She was accompanied here bv Frances Gregg of Quincy. Wash. . Mayor Dewey West went to Corvallls last week to attend the Oregon governor' conference on atomic energy development. ""Atoms for Peace ', sponsored by the newly formed Oregon De partment of Commerce and the Division of Planning and Devel opment In cooperation with the Oregon State Board of Health and the Oregon League of Cities. Mrs. Emerv Lvons wa electod I president of the Ladies Aid I "eld this Saturday. They will Society of Community church at j L1 participate In the jamboree the meeting last week at thett Umatilla Friday night. home of Mrs. Louise Earwood. I Guy Ferguson was oo- f)r TAA H, U..k- W 4t .V X) 20 ii at foll.u: 1 i .. Monday barnburner. Mi kit . k.i i Hmv ouMtrrrj tH-as, t.xnatoea and CaHncrs Men's Wear IH lettuce wedge and fruit: Tue. imK H aay nam aandwlche. buttered llu-h Ind. Came 1, ft corn, toiued aalad and fiuit. ,PVard. llk-h Ind. Seriea Wetlnefclav hot rntf sandwich ! vt riper. 5M; High Team e. green beans, hee stU k, 'Clame St. ratrlck'. inH; High L 1 it x& 40 SI II A. L. Daggett, Heppaar Majof Inland tTit-m. ServUv jllepprrr Klks IVpi iVIa Lmvui W 31 31 2H I. 14 17 IT 20 Mr. and Mr. Z..arl Gillespie Tunr'-. M,rtor ... ... A SlfflrSaj?;?.,1. Auto Sate. 74 .. of Mr. and Mr. Bill M.ir. f. n,r . L., V nl ... m-ii. mtn mu. rM'l trm tntn iMortha Peck First I To Ski Long Trail Martha IVtk Uvame the flrt pcf.ii known to kkl the tie fall line trail from the top of Aroutkie to the Manning hut lun he (Miiudeted the run Sunday morning. She reported an average depth f IS lnchi of ""W on the trail Ine run took oolv atntut eight minute but the clutih to the lot required about .111 minute. Her comment abHit the wvntlv cleared trail wan. "With the powder snow we Usually get, this U going to te one of the oettet one In l.'a stern Oregon It was no effott to hkl I just ll.wtiea through that dry snow Mattha. who I Itl has Nen kllng each winter ulnce he was eight and Is a Junior memler of me area M iatnl. She will at- ten the Pacific Northwest Ski Instructor' Association tralnlnc clinic at Spout Springs December 'M. After qualitlng as an ap prentice Instructor she will teach skiing at the Arbuckle artsa- home q TuniOr. fnt I Heppnrr Barber Shop. KXU; ubis rraaent rkry Mligh Team S.nes lleppn.r Tlie Junior class of Riverside i Barber Slup. I'StW. Hig'i school presented two one- act plavs Friday night In the rita Womtn'i Mala " nii'l Kjmnasium, WHn .Mrs. "r-am Ruth Coy as director. The f irst , M.,.h one. -m dred Is My Name had Ulrilv V.rletv the following cast; Mildred Trr. v. xt,. Prxx ks. Candra McKenie: Janei 'p.. .. Brwks. Dee Ann McElrov: tm,tnn Grandpa Brooks. Mike Smith: 'drain Growers Donald Saunders. Glenn Schme- iLott FJectrtc afr- IKlnzua Corn. Between Ihe two plays Alan Brlstow's Market Moote act presenteti a pantomlne Cast of the second plav. The Eibow Club" is as follows: Jame Baglev. Ronald Bacon: Jill. Penny Fossey; Mr Estes, Donna Eppenbach: Lisa Lucas. Jeanette Hligel; Dick Sessler. Charles Jackson. The Riverside Pirate will have a basketball game at Stan- W 3t X 33 3J 24 23 21 3 L 16 16 19 M 28 29 31 49 High Ind. Game Vonrtie Lovgren. 213: High Ind. S-ries Vonnie Lovgren. 4S2; High Team Came Padberg Maih.. 921; High Team Series Morrow County Grain Growers. 2567. Mrs. uuy rerguson was oo hostess. Other officers elected were Mrs. Earwood. vice presi dent; Mrs. Florence Root, secre tary: and Mrs. Seth Russell, treasurer. Mrs. Russell was in charge of the spiritual lesson, taking as her topic "Thanksgiving is Comely." The next meeting: will be the annual Mystery Sister Christmas party at the church December 16 at 2 p.m. Members of the Home Economic club of Greenfield Grange will be guests. In charge will be Mrs. Russell Miller. Mis. Herman Burg. Mrs. Rollin Bisli op and Mrs. Glen Carpenter. The iooa committee is Mrs- Lyons. Mrs Earwood, Mrs. Root and Atfend Dental Meet Dr. If. S. Huber and Dr. Robert Todd, both dentists in Heooner. attended a meeting of the East ern Oregon Dental Society in La ijranae .Monaay. ut. Todd was voted into membership of the society at the meeting. Dr. Richter. professor of crown and bridge at the University of Oregon Dental School, told of work and developments at the schooL Also on the agenda was a discussion on the subject of professional announcements. Fia Splnnars Team Bank of EO Peterson's Jewelry Dels Market Central Market Jack's Chevron Heppner Elks P.MH Angels Elma's Apparel High Ind. Game Ann Schwarz 177: Hich Ind. Series Marie McQuarrie. 464; High Team Game Bank of Eastern Oregon. 846: High Team Series Bank of Eastern Oregon, 2428. Thursday Night Ladies L L 40 16 384 174 324 234 30 26 23 28 24 32 19 37 12 44 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and Mrs. Russell. Those who do not ,sor. , Ray. j 'Pent some time on a belong to the Mystery Sisters may bring an exchange gift Mr. and Mrs. Craiff Suter and daughter Cynthia have returned home from a week's visit at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Suter, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moedl, at Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mrs. Earl Briggs has been a patient in the Umatilla hospital since the first of last week, hav ing suffered a heart attack. Word has been received here of the death of Frank Cole at the Multnomah hospital in Portland December 1- Mr. and Mrs. Cole were residents here for several years, leaving here about ten years ago. They resided at 5717 N. E. Skidmire Street in Port land. Funeral services were held there Saturday. Mrs. Lowell Shat tuck has been in Portland at the Cole home the past week and at tended the services. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kuhn return ed the first of lasts week from a ten days trip to Ontario, Calif., j where they spent the Thanksgiv ing holidays at the home of Kuhn's brother and sister-in law, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kuhn. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George King were tneir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ana Mrs. Wesley King and children Gary and Sherry of Fairbanks, Alaska: their sons in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Cox and children Ron nie, Diane and Wesley "of Tort land, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cross and children Barbara and Jimmy of Gresham; and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ana Mrs. iean King ana son Rodney. Mrs. Lowell Shattuck and son Martin were in Grandview Wash., the first of last week for the 25th wedding anniversary rf her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Faulkner. Mrs. Donald Herrin was host ess for a party at her home last week in honor of her daughter Kathy's fifth birthday. There were 20 present. Out of town guests included Mrs. Duane Wagner and daughters Denett and Carrie, and Mrs. Alan John son and sons Scott and Kent of Hermiston, and Mrs. Jim Schus ter and daughters Sheila and Lisa of Umatilla. The birthday cake in the shape of an angel was baked by Mrs. Wagner. Mrs. Jim Harper, who ha been in the Good Shepherd hos pital In Hermiston for over twe weeks with complications of s leg injury received in a car ac cident August 22, had a skin grafting operation there Friday and is recuperating satisfactor ily. " Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Rash and daughters Valerie and Denise of Portland were week-end visi tors at the home of Rash's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eash. i vacation., trip to California In late November. They went to Redwood City where they visited Mrs. Jones' brother. Verne John son, and to Vellejo where they visited another brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Johnson. They returned November 28. Team W C. Ed Cole 42 C. A. Ruggles 374 MiLadies 32 First Nat'l Bank 254 L. E. Dick 21 Wishing Well 21 Humphreys Drug 18 Phils Pharmacy 11 High - Ind. Game JoAnn Dyck. 195: High Ind. Series Marge Eckmaa 475: Hieh Team t;ame C Ed Cole, 892; High Team Series C. Ed Cole. 2566. L 10 14 20 264 31 31 34 41 Mrs. Vic Croshens Is vialting in Aberdeen, Wn., with a son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Couture. She left No vember 27 and expects to spend about three weeks with them. Mr. Couture operates a service station in Aberdeen. 1 28 Ski Fans See Movies Shown Here Twenty-elcht skllnf? funa Joyed movies Monday, November . at rariry Motor Company garage. Later a preliminary signup for ski patrol members was made. The first film fc.ltun! St.-ln Krlkken skiing the Aspen. Colo.. resort complex and was called. wim Buick. The second film was "Aval anches to Order" and showed ine dangers encountered In ski ing avalanche localities. Danger U reduced by skiing them down or through use of explosives. The film presented were a Joint sponsorship of the U. S. roiest service (Heppner Dis trict I. Farley Motor Company, and Peck s Ski .Shop. At the ski partol signup It was announced that the Arbuckle Mountain Patrol will affiliate with the National Ski Patrol system. At a later date to h an. nounced Red Cross standard and advanced first aid courses will be conducted. Mountain first aid practices wuj be held at the ski area. Members of last year's local patrol and others Interested who ski and can qualify should con tact Bob Henry of the J. C. Penny Co.. neppner lor lurther Infor mation. Mrs. Olira Huqhe left Satur. day for a trip of several months to California, first stopping at The Dalles for a visit with her sister and then at Sweet Home to spend a short time with her son and daughter. At Sacra mento she will visit two sisters and at Los Angeles she will visit a son, three sisters and a brother. Airs. Hughes expects to return sometime irt February. Mission Speakers Coming Sunday The Heppner Asaemhlv of God t-nurrh will liol.l ecla Ml. lona Convention on Sunday, ievemter I t, ccorlitig i An. Itoutn-eitHMit by Ihe llcv. lull Alsup. pastor. Sievlal Meaker have been In vltrd lo participate. At the 11:00 m. morning worship hour, Itev, Garland Ilenenteiule, who ha. pent 16 year as a missionary In Formosa and with Ihe Chinese pcaklng countries in Asia will tell of hi mission woik. A politick dinner will be nerved at noon. At the evening service. Mart nr at 7:00 pm., Kev. and Mrs. !olert Ruark. now serving at mlsxlonaries to the Umatilla In- ttan Reservation and formerly o Apache Indian tribe In Ari zona, will Inform of their mis sion wmk. An Invitation is cvtcmlcd the ubltc to attend either of the meHlng and hear the meswage of the Mvakers. lone Team Wins Junior Jamboree lone' seventh and eighth grade Iwtkkcthai! team won the lunlor lanilHirce ut lone .saiur day with three straight wli In l'i minute games, The voumr Cards defeated Heppner. 21 1!; Arlington. 26 10; and Condon, 21 lo I.V Heppner look Iwo of three games, loalmr to lone ani win ulna from lotulon, .iMO, ami Arlington. 1! 17. Arlington xt- ih! n lone win over Condon, 16 5, and Ihe Gilliam county visitors lost three of their starts. Each of the game Included two fi minute halves. Thl was the second er that lone Hnmrrd the Jamlree. ae cord.ntf lo Principal Leonard derrick. Official Include,! Art Stefan! Jr.. Eugene IWkler n! Gordon Meyer. RUliBER hTAMl mal lo order, also STAMI'ING PADS In black, red or green. For busi ness or ironsl ue. Orders filled promptly at th Gaiett. Time office. 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