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Mi. Hrb ri.stn.in Jr. h-!.-
for the fjnuchl Club Friday
rrnln at her horn-?. The sut
list mlu(.l Mr. Vi-ktrr Ham.
Mr. C!v.l Crawford, Mi. nimr
Holis. Mr. Un n.vanx, Mr. Herb
TrtiTv-n. Mr. Wallace Oars
land. Mm. KHth 1. Mr. How.
rd Cr.-wi ll. Mr. i:i h IV. Mr.
Dlc-k irkstrom. and Mr. llnnle
F.ubank. Mrs. IUm rccHvcnl
hlth. Mr. Crawf-rd low. Mr.
Holt 300 I'lnothle and Mr.
Swart received th 1tr prie.
Mr. and Mr. V.rk Kkstrom
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Stored In Shed
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$28 per T. Second Cutting
S. L. MAGILL
On Hwy. at Cecil
Heppner 58-51
ind Vickie t-f U Grand pnl
the weekend here vliilnf with
telatlvee and frlenda.
Saturday evnlnf, Mr.
Mr, Marlon Talmer had aeveral
rouile In fr n evening cf pin
KhlK. The curst Included Mr.
and Mm. Karl McCabe. Mr. nd
Mm. Kred Hermann. Mr. and Mm
Milton Morcan. Mr. and Mr.
Paul Pettyjohn. Mr. and Mr.
Lewi llalvoren. Mr. and Mra.
Carry Tulll. Mr. and Mra. Har
old !)) n. Mr. and Mra. U
Palmer and daughter! and Mr.
and Mra. Farl M Klnney ol Iter
miston. Mm. MfKlnney and Mr.
Dohyn rwlved high.
Jone town team went to Con
dun Jan. 4 to play league game
with Condon Klk. Final scow,
h.ne 71-73 for Condon, filth point
honors went to Nefflndorf of
Condon for 31 and Ag, lone
with 21.
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Tuesday Night
By HEAL FINLAND
A full houae watched Co
rtiurk Hudson's lone lardina
touerre out i M lo 51 ictory
t,vr the llepuner Wfh Mu
inti Tueadav nlcht. lone w
bv the aharp ahootlnj
Francis Rea and John swanson
vkho tallied for 33 polnta.
I,, i.i. tenel the same with
full court prema that atunned the
Heppner wjuad. Heppner wa
having a rough time getting the
hu the half way mark
The first period wai the deciding
point of the game wun ione
coming up with 17 score and the
Mustang squad 8.
Throughout the game, ione was
consistent with their aconng.
coming up with 17 polnta In
each of the first two quaners
and In the last two 12 In each
.. ma
In the second quarter. Heppner
perked up a little and managed
to get a few more tames, niu
u.v In the Quarter. Ione pulled
off of the full court presa en
. Minn Unnnnor to ret a few
Bts..fh ri
nlavl set UD.
In the first half, Heppner waa
k.L'inn difficulty getting re
hnnntis with Swanson and Rea
controlling the boards.
a haif.flme. Ione had a 14
point lead with the acore 34 to
20.
Aftrr the half-time pep talk
by Coach Agee the Heppner team
came on the floor as a new if am.
in h third period. Heppner
outscored the Cardinals as mey
rti.i in the final period
Farlv In the third period Ione
was hurt with the loss oi jac
rnim who went out on fouls.
Knt Wphh. Ron Gray ana
Sonny Biddle teamed up to help
milt the HeDDner aulntet out of
the hole but fell seven points
short.
Wehh came off the bench
early in the second quarter to
aid his Heppner teammates and
did a very fine Job. He enaea
th came tied for top man on
the team with 11 points and Gray
also had 11. Biddle was close
behind with 10.
Rea led the Ione team with
17 points and Swanson had 16.
Cardinals Defeat
Pilot Rock
y LORKAINC BALL
The Km Cardinals plsrd
their best game So far this
season aa they rvlled over flM
Rtck 69 SI KHdav evenlna In
lalth lone gym.
Using m pressing uricnse ana
thootlna at a UU average for
a the game, lone look a 24 7 first
of I quarter lead and Increased H to
41 22 at half time.
inlot !1h k came bark after the
half time to rack up 18 more
polnta to lone'a 13, ending the
third quarter with lone 54. Pilot
Rk 41.
However thla wasn't enough
to stop Im and the final qurater
ended with F. Rea of lone high
point man for 23. and Van
Scholack 16 fur Wot Rock
tth tho next came beine at
John Day on Jan. 20 and 21. Ione
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PILOT ROCK
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Kk strom
F. Rea
J. Martin
Crum
T. Martin
W. Kama
Crabtrve
Palmer
Swanson
lone J. V. lost to Tllot Rock 4G-
1 Ellis 6
23 Smith 6
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10 Tuaempta 10
7 Russell 7
3 Winks 0
2 Ilempklll 0
0 Long 0
21 Futter 0
Spina 4
fonte 0
32.
will tand. with the Riverside
Pirates on the lone maple Friday
night and on Saturday nigni win
travel to Pilot Rock to take on
the Rockets.
HEPPNER
Biddle
Tibbies
Green
Moyer
Gray
8
16
8
8
IONE
10 Rea
5 Martin
5 Swanson
9 Crum
11 Crabtree
Ileooner Webb. 11.
Ione. Hams. 1: Ekstrom.
Heooner 8 12 16 1551
Ione 17 17 12 1258
Th Junior Horsemen trimmed
the Ione J.Vs 70 to 28 In the
opener.
White Buffaloes
Flip Mustangs
Br NEAL PENLAND
Coach Ole Johnson's Madras
White Buffaloes kept their per-
points and season a ,f
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victories over the Heppner
High Mustangs last weekend.
Friday nleht Heppner took Its
worst shellacking when thev cot
dumped by 30 points, 71 to 41.
Saturday night Heppner played
heads up ball ana were only Be
hind bv three points at half-
time 28 to 31. In the third period.
Madras took over the game and
came up with 30 points while
Heppner got b. ine iinai score
was 76 to 55.
Friday night Heppner couldn't
get anything in their favor.
Throunhout the game a few
warm places developed but noth
ing ever came of them. At the
end of the first period Heppner
trailed by seven points 19-12.
In the next three quarters Mad
ras extended Its lead more and
more.
Saturday night things were
hot for both teams. Early in the
second period Alan Stewart was
ejected from the game. In the
first half, Madras was having
a touch time keeping tne Mus
tangs from scoring and at the
end of the first quarter, Madras
had a slim lead of three points,
19-16.
The second quarter saw much
action from both squads. Hep
pner would get down by seven
points and then fight right back
with the aid of Ron Gray and
Larry Tibbies. Madras would
have to fight to keep a lead
and at th end or the hair Mad
ras aeain had a slim lead of
three points with the score 31-28.
in the final stanza Heppner
pulled together once again but
bv this time It was too late.
Galbraith led the Madras cage
squad with 26 and high for the
game. Heppner s Ron oray naa
19 for a season total of 138 points.
FRIDAY
HEPPNER MADRAS
Riddle 4 Macv 17
Tibbies 5 Stewart 0
Hreen 4 Piedmont 17
Moyer 18 Moe 3
r.rav 10 Gaibraith 3
Heppner George.
Madras Tanawasha, 11; Tol-
Inv 9- Stevenson. 2: Hill. 6;
Fields, 8; Steele. 2. Tingle.
SATURDAY
HEPPNER MADRAS
Biddle 13 Macy
Tibbies 5 Stewart
Green 6 Piedmont
Mover 8 Moe
Gra'v 19 Galbraith
Herrner George, 4;
Madras Tolley. 4; Stevenson,
Hill. 2: Fields, 8; Steele; Tan
awasha: Tinele.
The Junior VarsitV lost Dy
scores of 60-39 and 38 23.
Next weekend Heppner draws
an open and the following week
end will travel to John Day for
12
16
5 1
26
Christ Waa Horn," This b.k
a brief, slmpl written a-uur,t
of Mary and Jw h"s Journey o
lU-thlrhem. the t4rth f Ju,
and the coming of the shepherd
and Magi. Th bik end with
the family's return trip ta Nai
arrth after their flight Into
Kgypt. The book draws on Bib
Ural and other source but In
eludes Imaginary dialog and
minor scene riot found In the
New TrMament. On the sent I.
merits! aide, yet eo!..rful, evoc
ative re creation companion to
the author The P.y CtM
Died." whkh U also on our slu lf
"The Primal Yoke," a novel
by Tom Lea. author of "The
Wonderful Country" I one In
which the author inoe hi !
cale to the Wyoming mountain
In this novel about Marine vet
eran Hank Spurllng who n-suim-s
his old life aa a guide for sum
mer pack trips. Ills brief affair
with Dorothy Hanket, a garru
lous divorcee who accompanies
her father on a camping trip,
results In Hank's temporary de
parture from Wyoming and his
later marriage to Dorothy. The
melodramatic finale two un
timely deaths further adds to
the plot. The story vividly re
creates the Wyoming back
ground. In a southern novel 'To Kill
A Mockingbird," by Lee Harper
the author, with a preat deal of
narrative charm and through
eight-year-old Jean Louise, nick-
r-.leUlfig the rw-lghbura, and
.talking the Joiftl tiogejman
until ttntr father' roumgeou
dt-frltM tt a Negro flly ac-
tuw-d f rJ Introduce them to
the problem f rei? prejudice
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