Mental Health Subject of Talk At lone P-TA
Bf fctHO MLMATEER
Dr David J Baylin.k of Heppner
gave i talk on Mental Health
In (hltdrcn and adult at the
P TA meeting Wednesday even
Inc. Feb 10. He explained many
torma pertaining to mental Ill
ness and also suggested aeveral
bk to read. Mm Itobert Jep.
sen had charge of the program,
At the business meeting con-
duited by Mr Norman Nelson,
president, the Invocation was
given by Rev James Riley and
the flag aalute by all. The 4th
grade and the 10th grades had
the highest percentage of par
ents present. Refreshments were
served from tables decoratd In
the St Valentine theme. The com
mittee consisted of Mrs L F
Leathers. Mrs Holtz. Mrs Harold
Snider. Mrs James Riley, and
Mrs Edison Morgan.
Jtt Booms Explain!
rreccding the P-TA meeting,
Captain Roy MacDonald of the
538th F I S, Larson Air Force
Base, Moses Lake, Wash and
Pilot of the F104 Jet plane
gave a talk to a large group
explaining the sonic boom. He
told what the boom was, how
It acted etc. He stated that Jet
operations are carried out at al
titudes of 20,000 ft or above and
that the normal high cruising
speed of Jot aircraft coupled with
high altitude operations make it
possible for an aircraft to be
considerable distance away from
the scene of the boom it creates.
The Air Force Is providing 24
hour a day, 365 days a year pro
tection of the country.
Captain MacDonald was In
troduced by Mayor Charles O
Connor. lie had on display a
model 104 Jet and explained all
the parts. Also he had a pressur
ized suit, a helmet, gloves and
spurs worn by the airmen.
The lone Garden club was
held at the home of Mrs Fred
rick Martin Tuesday afternoon,
Feb 9 with Mrs O L Lundell as
co-hostess. For the program, John
Rawlins, a Junior gardner mem
ber, gave a very Interesting talk
on birds. He gave descriptions
of the Rufous humming bird, the
Oregon towhee, the bullocks or-1
lole and the starling and also
hoed pictures cf these bird.
At the business meeting con
ducted by Mrt Martin, president
Plans were made for the Blue
Mountain convention to be held
here April M In Willows grang
hall. There will be a session I
the morning and afternoon with
a luncheon at noon served by the
II C C of the grange. The follow
Ing were apolnted on commit
tev for the convention: recep
lion. Mrs Etta Hoot on. Mrs YVtl
liam IUvUIit. Mrs Edith Nlch
OMun ana .Mrs Jianin; regis
tatlons. Mrs Ralph Crum. Mrs
O L Lundell. Mrs A 11 Merle k
entertainment and program, Mrs
Ernest Heliker and Mrs Rawlins
decorations, Mrs Elbe Akers. Mrs
Phil Emert, Mrs Crum, Mrs Fran
ces Piper and Mrs Anna M Ball
the coffee hour, Mrs Walter Dob
yns. Mrs Carl Borgstrom. Mrs
Anna Llndstrom and Mrs Law
rente Jones: favors and door
prizes, Mrs Edith Nlchoson. Mrs
Emert and Mrs Martin; dinner,
Mrs Lundell and Mrs Heliker,
The club voted to change the
club's flower to the chrysanthe
mum instead of the snapdragon.
190 wheat corsages have been
made by members for the lunch
eon at the state convention In
Pendleton In June.
An article on the 12th Night
was given to the club by Mr
and Mrs Grant Rlgby.
The book, "Corsages of Pods
and Cones" was placed on the
club shelf In the public library.
Mrs Rawlins received the door
prize.
The Maranatha club met at
the home of Mrs O L Lundell
Wednesday afternoon, Feb 10
with Mrs Anna Llndstrom as co-
hostess. Mrs E Markham Baker,
president, opened the meeting
with a scripture reading. The
club decided to send $10 to Ja
pan to purchase 3 Bibles for
missionary work there. They will
also send 5 table cloths and 12
dust cloths to the Rock Mountain
College In Billings Mont This
Is for the Women's Gift project
A film strip on the Woman's
Gift was shown by Mrs Alfred
Nelson and Mrs Fredrick Martin.
Mrs Omar Rletmann received the
door prize.
OWNED AND' OPERATED BY
PAUL N. HANSEN
Will Be Back
Again this year with two airplnw to assist the farmers of
this area with their spraying problems.
Tl tudy meeting of the Topic
rluh was held at the home of
Mr Mabel Cotter Friday after
sh 13 with Mrs Victor
Rletmann and Mr Dvd Bker
. mhAiiniri The business
meeting was conducted by Mrs
K-..rmn Klin. rresiacni. WW
th neram. Mrs Victor BJet
mann reviewed the life of Gwen
Brlstow and Mrs Baker reviewed
the b-k "Cells Garth" ty ir"
Brlstow. The next club meeting
in h Murrh ll at the home of
Mn Charles Carlson, uuesia a
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h mna were Mrs
RMmmn. Mrs Charles Doherty,
and Mrs Paul Tews and aaugn
tor Natalie.
Mrs Walter Jacobs enienamea
it.. hrMc. club at her nome
Thursday evening of last week.
Those receiving prlxes were Mrs
LaVerne Van Marter. hign; airs
Ray Boyce, 2nd high; Mrs Pete
r.nnon low and Mrs ueimer
rvauford. traveling prize.
Mrs Lawrence Jones returnea
recently from a two week's trip
in th Hawaiian isianas. anr
was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs Clarice Gregory of Portland.
While there they visited all the
Interesting places on the Island
and also went to the Islands of
Hawaii and Kauai. They made
the trip by plane.
Those from here wno auenaea
the Rebckah card party In Hep-
pner Saturday evening were Mr
and Mrs David rueimann, mr
and Mrs Omar Rletmann, wrs
Cecil Thome and Earl Morgan.
Mr and Mrs Carl Calkins 01
Otis were visitors at tne aam
Esteb home last week. They
woTa on meir way ui
Walla. Mrs Calkins Is a daugh
ter of Mrs Esteb.
Dennis Swanson will report lor
rralnln? at the Lackiana Air
Force Base In San Antonio, Texas
March 23. From there he will
to Spence Air Force Base
in Georgia. He and Mrs swan-
son will leave nere uunu
March 12. He Is the son of Mr
and Mrs Garland Swanson and
Graduate of the lone high
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I HEPPNEH OAIETTE TIMES. Thursday february It. 1160
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his son. Kenny Lynn, and Miss
MarUine Baker home. Kenny
Lynn and Mardlne were Morvow
county delegates there In "Know
Your Stale Government" confer
ence. Mr and Mr Donald Unnell
(Continued on fog 10)
AT LUTHERAN MEETING Dignitaries of the Spokane conference
of the Northwestern district of the American Lutheran cnurcn
who attended meeting, rob I and 10 in Heppner are, seated, left
to riant The Rev C L Grub. Genesee, Idaho, conference secretary;
The Rev John L Brielhl Nyssa, chairman of the Spokane confer
nee) Dr S C Slelkes. Portland, president of the Northwestern
district of the American Lutheran church. Standing: The Rev
John Bydgren, pastor of the host churches. Hope Lutheran and
Valby of Ions; the Rev E V Stlme. Seattle, dean of the Lutheran
Bible Institute; end the Rev Paul Varner. columous. unio, oi
American Lutheran church headquarters. (Melby Photo)
NOTICE TO PERSONAL
PROPERTY TAXPAYERS
A large percentage of personal property owners In the
County hare failed to file th.U 19S9 personal property re
turns. It Is possible that filing the return can slip the
mind very easily.
THE DEADLINE IS MARCH 1 19S0. Oregon kwp
ytde that any taxpayer who lolls to file a return j withtn
the time fined thereto or as extended by the Assessor 5HAU.
BE SUBJECT TO A PENALTY.
Tour County Assessor does not wish to charge this ad
ditional Penalty on any taxpayer. t ntana
in the mall now.
Horry Dinges
County Assessor
school and Portland University.
Mr and Mrs Richard Rea and
daughter, Donna, left for Port
land last week where Mr Rea
resumed his work again. He has
been doing work here and their
daughter, Donna, has been stay
ins at the home of her grand
parents, Mr and Mrs Clell Rea
and at the Lewis Halvorsen
home.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Crum left
for Portland Monday to spend
a few days. Mrs Charlotte Shuey
is staying with the Crum child
ren. Dates to remember!
Feb 20 American Legion junior
auxiliary girls meeting at
the Joe Garrsland home at
ii j
To Our Customers-
1:30 p m.
Feb 21 Willows grange meeting
in the afternoon with pot
luck dinner around noon, A
United States IFTE student
In Japan will give a talk for
the program.
Feb 24 Naomi Circle meeting at
the Community church at 8
P M. Toys will bo brought
and renewed for migrant
children near Forest Grove.
Feb 26 Three Links club of
Bunch grass Bebekah lodge
at the home of Mrs Adon
Hamlett at 2 p m.
The afternoon Great Decision
study meeting will be held each
Monday at the home of Mrs Fan
nie Griffith at 1:30 P M and the
evening group will meet each
Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the
home of Rev and Mrs Rod Mac-
Kenzie.
Relatives who came from a
distance to attend the John
Hughes funeral included Ronald
Hughes, Dublon, Idaho; Mrs Ed
Burns, Blackfoot, Idaho; Ole
King of Umatilla and Bill King
of Corvalli.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Morgan and
Earl Morgan made a trip to Port
land last week.
Guests last week at the Ken
neth Smouse home were Mrs
Anne Smouse of Heppner and
Mrs Richard Baker and daugh
ters, Deborah and Martha, of
Corvallis.
Kenneth Smouse made a trip
to Salem last week and brought
tor
SEED CLEANING
& TREATING
CALL
Harold Erwin
Phono 6-5806
Our Sincere
Appreciation
Next Monday. Thomas Howell will tak. over
operation of Heppner Market and we will ond six years
of its operation, and 30 years of operation by the Bur
kenblne family. For your continued patronage of a
home owned business for those many years w. are
truly gratefuL and we offer a sincere "Thank You"
for being such fine customers.
We know you will appreciate the service -and
quality merchandise your new owners of Heppner
Market will continue to offer.
Heppner Market
Loyd & Christina. Burkenbine
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I have purchased the Heppner Market from Mr and
Mrs Loyd Burkenbine and will take over operation of the
store on Monday, February 22 under the new name of
ECONOMY MARKET AND LOCKERS
As we must vacate our former meat market location
in Central Market, all locker customers must be moved
to our new store at least by March 1 .
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We want to express our appreciation to all our cus
tomers for their continued patronage of our Meat Mar
ket and extend a sincere invitation to visit us in our
new store where, in addition to a meat market and lock
ers, we will offer a complete grocery service.
THOMAS S. HOWELL
THE NEW OWNER OF
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23 BRAND NEW
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Looking For A Garage
To Call Their Own
END OF
WINTER
In Just a few weeks, wonderful, wonderful Spring when nearly
everybody will be wanting a new Ford. But don't wait buy now
when prices are the lowest of the entire yearl There'ro plenty of
cars, but frankly not enough buyers. So bundle yourself up drY
and warm and hurry down. You 11 save enough for an extra big
vacation this year.
NEW FORD FALCON
As
Low
As
$195.00
Down
$59.95
A Month
iconoiiiy Market & Lockers
HEPPNER
Heppner
ales. Inc.
FOHD
MAY & MAIN STS.
FALCON THUNDEBBIRD
HEPPNER PHONE 6-9152
178 W. WILLOW