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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1951)
Page 6 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 6, 1951 lone P-TA Talks Building Needs By Echo Palmateer Building needs of the lone school district was discussed at the regular lone P-TA meeting Nov. 28. Garland Swanson, chairman of the school board pre sented two building programs. The first consisted of a band room, a shop, and a cafeteria and the second of a new gym, swim ming pool, band room and a shop. The old gym would be converted into a cafeteria and class rooms. He stated that the cost of the IS YOUR HOME Ready for Winter? 3 MSSfaXs-- T 1 Air .j' .mtr m ' w I XmSf-mmT ?a.in I A little winterizing work on your house now can mean a lot in added comfort and saving on fuel bills. Check today and see how inexpensively you can insulate and weather strip your house. Storm doors too, save cold drafts. Let us help you ... it will save you many dollars in fuel . . . and it need not be an expensive Job. t INSULATION WEATHER STRIPPING CAULKING SASH b WINDOWS STORM DOORS STORM WINDOWS ROOF REPAIR Keep the Cold OUT! JUST RECEIVED Carload of Nut Coal mil n i ! Phone 912 Heppner first outline would be around $60, 000 to $80,000 and the second one $200,000. These buildings would be separate from the other build ing A very interesting discussion was held between the school board and Henry Osibov and the patrons but the majority were in favor of having the board look further into the plans.. Leslie Grant, county school superinten' dent, also, talked on the program Mrs. Noel Dobyns had charge of the program. During the busi ness meeting it was reported that $283.46 was taken in on the stunt night. The P-TA membership consists of 149 members. Fredrick Martin gave a report on the possibilities of organizing a Cub Scout group here. Mrs. Omar Rietmann read the change in the By-laws so that election of officers will be in March and nomination in Febru ary. Mrs. E. M. Baker, president of the P-TA, thanked those who worked on the committees and those who participated in the pro gram for the stunt night. She also appointed committees for the Christmas program to be given Dec. 20. The chairmen are soli citing, Alfred Nelson; sacking, Mrs. Wm. Seefaher; tree, E. W. Bristow; decorations, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Padberg; and Santas helpers, Lewis Halvorsen. Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn is chairman of the buying committee. $10 was given to the National Headquarters building fund. There will be no December meeting of the P-TA. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Berl Akers, Mrs. Wallace Mat thews, Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mrs. Verne Dalzell, Mrs. Art Dalzell and Mrs. Wm. Bergstrom. Janet Howton was elected presi dent of the Live Stock Club at a meeting in the basement of the Co-operative Church Sunday af ternoon. Other officers elected were Denny Swanson, vice presi dent and Lawrence Jones, secre tary. Earl McKinney is the lead er of the club. Mrs. McKinney and Mrs. Lawrence Jones Sr., ser ved refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bryson visited Louis Padberg at the hospital in Pendleton Saturday. Mrs. Frank Nichols of Ordnance was a visitor here Sunday. Frederick Martin is building a garage on his property one main street. Mr. and Mrs. John'Healy of.But. ter Creek and. Mr. andc Mrs:: Jack Healy and children'; of Heppner were visitors ate theoTad Palma teer home Sunday. Mrs. Walter Corley gave a.party Nov. 27 in honorc of. her daughter, Sherry's 6th birthday.. 15, little guests were present? Games were played and caket and ice', cream were served. Mr. and Mrs Phil: Emert en tertained the following;at a.birth day dinner Sunday' evening; in honor of Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn; Mr: and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohnoand their children of Olex, Mrs. Mary Emert and son Beecher and.Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lindner andchildren.of. Her miston. Thanksgiving:guestscatth(;Carl Linn home were Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Head and Mr. and Mrs. John Head and children, John Jr., and Marilyn of Cathlamet, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Dewey , Laughlin and daughter, Peggy of Kelso, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Read of The n GET YOUR HOLIDAY Party Clothes Ready NOW! Don't wait until the day you want to wear your Formal Dress or your good suit to see if It needs cleaning and pressing. The holiday party season is herev so you'd better check right now and then give us a calL We'll have them all clean and new looking ready for yau when party time comes. JUST PHONE HEPPNER 2592 Dalles. A very successful dinner, baz aar, carnival and old time dance was held at the grange hall Saturday evening. Dates to Remember: . Dec. 7 lone Extension meeting at Mrs. Earl McCabe's at 1 p. m. Subject, Home Made Mixes, by leaders. - Dec. 11 lone Garden Club meeting. Dec. 12 An all day meeting of the Maranthas with pot luck dinner at noon at the E. M. Baker home. Christmas gifts will be exchanged, Dec. 14 Study meeting of the Topic Club. Dec. 15 Tea and Bazaar at the Cooperative church sponsored by the Ladies Aid. This will be In the afternoon. Dec. 16 Christmas program at the Co-operative Church in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carlson and daughters of Seattle are visiting at the home of his par enas, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaarsland re turned from a months trip to Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tye re turned last week from Kansas City, Mo., where they visited his parents. Mr. Tye was a patient Bolman had his clothes stolen from his car. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dobyns spent the first of the week in Pendleton. Mrs. W. G. Roberts, lone post master states that the postoffice will be open Saturday afternoon until after Christmas holidays. Mrs. Earl McKinney and Mrs. John Pxoudfoot entertained the Arnica club at the McKinney home Wednesday afternoon of last week. Court Whist was played. Mrs. Adon Hamlett won high and Mrs. Walter Corley low and Mrs. Milton' Morgan the door prize. The W. G. McCoy family left Saturday to visit in Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leosis of Walla Walla spent the weekend here. Mrs. Leosis is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Welch, and a sister of Mrs. Eldon Madden and Mrs. Vera Portis. Mrs. Grace Ware is visiting in Olympia, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rietmann left last week for their home in Denver Colorado. A Three-Act play "The Girl in Blue Jeans" was presented by the High School Friday evening of last week under the direction of David Raskin. The enst consisted of Mike Reninger as Tex Carlson; Wilma Dalzell, Ma Hanley; Jerald Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Ely spent Sunday at the home of their son, Elvin Ely at Boardman. They re ported their grandson, Allen Ely home from the hospital and is on 1 crutches. He received a fractured leg in a recent car accident. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lundell and daughters are Portland visi tors this week. Fancy Work Sale Lexington Ladfes Aid Dec. 12 -2:00 to 4:00 p. m. , Congregational Church in the Pioneer Memorial hospital ' Rea, Doc Wetherspoon; Leeta in Heppner Friday .night, Mrs. Addie Salter is spending the winter in California with re latives. Mrs. Minnie Forbes reports that she is leaving soon for Oakdale, Calif., to visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Osteen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davies of Umatilla spent the weekend at the Gordon White home. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lind- strom and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McCabe are in Portland this week. Mrs. Gordon White and son Charles attended the Saddler- Wells Ballet in Portland last week. The lone High school won both basketball games here with Stan. field Saturday evening. Thiswas the first game of the season. Mr. and Mrs. ErnesLHeliker.ue- turned home last- weekc from Bakersfield, California'., where they visited theirrson-inr,law and daughter, Mr. andc Mrs:. Jerry,! Bolman. The Bolmans met .them in Oakland and: while there. Mr. I Linn, Hilda Carlson; Elsie Bauern feind, Calamity Carlyle; Dorothy Dobyns, Dee Carlyle; Donald Eu banks, Jim Lester; Lawrence Jones, Tater McBean; Donald Bristow, Geoffrey Lawrence; Peggy Hubbard, Polly Lawrence; Donna McCoy, Marion Lawrence; and Malcolm McKinney, Ray Ranger. Clifford Aldrich returned from Seattle Sunday where he visited his mother, Monetta Aldrich who is a patient in a hospital there following a major operation. He reported her getting along satis factorily. Roger Kincaid, who has been workingat Ordnance,. underwent an appendectomy ..abthe, St? An-- '.thony. hospital in .Pendleton:Mon'- dayof lastjweek:. Mr. andt Mrs.. Ted" Palmateer werer Portland; visitors' last week. Louis'; Padberg- underwent a .major operation at St. Anthony nospitai m Pendleton last week. He is reported to be getting along sausiactoruy. WE BUY MI? WILL PAY $20 TON, MIXED DELIVERED TO HEPPNER Cornett Green n - i Mi ZQD fl LaflL? 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