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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1961)
TkuiKloy. January II. IMt Kirrxtft aurrrc riMU Cardinals Continue Winning Streak With Two Victories By LOlltJUNC BALL Ion Cardinals or thrlr first Irafu em t hum Friday nil' hi frutn Rivmi4 48 41. TT Km k cl" th first half as Rlvrrll and lone loo turns It-adlng. with Ion aha.l 117 In ih first auartrr. Th kam was tru far th iwcnd quartrr at lun still 14 at hslf Urn 21 1& Ion wiilnJ thrlr Ir-ad In th scrtmd half, and nvr lost It aa thev ndd 4H 41. Mfih point man fur th gam was Francis ILa with 23 and Obrmlr tor Rlvmld with 11. mvK RIVERSIDE Ra 25 Obrmlr 11 Martin T. 4 West 10 Crabtrt 9 Part low k'llnfrr 0 Flu 6 llama 3 Blr I'ltlrnm 0 Klrth 0 Martin J. 0 Watta 3 Swanson 7 Gtx 0 Pilmr 0 Tavlor 4 radbr( 0 Gronqulst 0 Marrlrk 0 Crum 0 Riverside J.V. 45; lone J.V. 29. D(at Mot Bock On Saturday night Ion won their second ball gam of the week from Pilot Rock 79 53 at rilot Rock. Both clubs started faat and ended the first quarter 21-all. By controlling the boards lone took a commanding lead by half time. 37-28. lone continued to lead all through the second half as lone flayed another fine ball game on the floor and boards. F. Rea took high honors for lone with 27. Russell of Pilot Rock had 15 IONE Roa Martin T. Swanson Crum Crabtree Hams Ekstrom Klinger J. Martin R. Martin PILOT ROCK 27 Winks 8 11 Ellis 10 13 Smith 13 5 Quaempts 6 17 Russell 15 4 Gilliland 0 2 Futter 0 0 Hamilton 1 0 Hempkill 0 0 Lonir 0 Pilot Rock J.V. 66. lone J.V. 30. Dates to Remember Jan. 19 Rebekah's. Jan. 20 Ion at Echo. Jan. 21 Jr. Auxiliary. Jan. 21 StanfUld (here). Jan. 27 3-Llnka Club at Mary Swanson. A pink and blue shower was given Thursday afternoon in the church basement in honor of Mrs. Joel Engleman. Mrs. Engle man received many lovely gifts. Mrs. Don Braaten and Mrs. Archie Munkers assisted her lth th git pmlng. Mrs- Victor Rinmartn presided at th coffee tabl and Mr. Blaln Chapl at th tea tabl. Th tea labl was decorated with a blu cloth, pink carnal Ions and pink tandle. Th cof fr tabl waa graced with Uc clolh, adorned with a cf dl and figurines of flower. Ilotteaae for th ahowt wr: Mr. Lloyd Morgan. Mr. Paul Prityjohn. Mr. Mildred Morgan. Mr. Earl McCab. Mr. David Rlrimann and Mr. Edmond Brta luw. Mr. John Proudfoot Is a pat itit in I'lunivr Memorial hos pital following major surgery on Wednesday. Jo Halvorsen, son or Mr. anu Mr. Lew is Halvoren la home J Kreba were guests alsa lit warren ana Tuesday I Mr anj Mr. Roland Bergstrom Lm hmt (or a olnochle party Coleman and Mr. Jim at the Bergstrom horn Saturday from th Heppner hospital fol lowing surgery last night. Ida Morgin were hostesses for five .ntnv. Guests Included Mr. Morgan wrir - - - . tables of pinochle at the home and Mr. Don Peterson. Mr. and ItirS. IA)U Miuviil - of Mr. Coleman Saturday night oi wra. vuiriiiii .... .. .. - - --- - . The couples playing Included Charles Carlson. Mr. ind H fr mri Mrs. Lews BalL Mr Mr reel I Hicks. Mr. ana Mr. Joe Gaarsland, Mr. and Mr Leo Crabtree. Mr. and Mr, u w . ., vir Jimln VI r and Mr Dick McEUI Morgan. Mr. and Mr. Don Ball, gott, and Mr. and Mr. Tom Hus Mr anrf Mr. Bill Nichols. Lex Ington. Mr. and Mrs. Len swam, itonnner Ida Coleman and Wayne Ball. Cecil Hicks received high. Eldon Tucker. low. iwis n. ii vin ninorhle. Wayne Ball. door prize for men, Lorraine Ball. ladles door prize. Marv Brlstow was in The Dalles on Monday with Helen Kelthley. Mrs. C. E. Brenner has been substituting for Mrs. Gordon White at the school caretonum while Mrs. White has been un- ble to cook. Ruriilv Berestrom left Satur day. Jan. 14. for Los Angeies. San Francisco, and Las Vejas for an extended trip. Rnnrfav afternoon a large num ber of seventh and eighth gra- lers were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jepsen to organize the Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship Mrs. Kenneth Smouse took the group by car to the Jep sen ranch home. Rev. MacKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Tullls and Mr. and Mrs. Jepsen will work with the group and assist the group. Rev. MacKenzie conducted the meet ing the group had, to nominate officers. At the next meeting which will be Jan. 29, officers will be elected. The group en Joyed a very sociable time play ing table tennis, shuffle board and other games. Refreshments were served. Farley Motor Co. Reports: December Rambler Buyers Receiving U-S. Savings Bonds Rieht now, U. S. Savings Bonds are being mailed to December buyers of Ramblers (and Metro Dolltans). It's part of American Motors revoiu Car? new Program which Provides Progress Sharing Rebates to customers as Rambler sales volume Increases. You, too, can share in Rambler's Progress Come In Today For Full Details FARLEY MOTOR CO. May & Chase Sts. Heppner, Or. Free Hearing Test FACTORY-TRAINED REPRESENTATIVE AT HEPPNER HOTEL - - HOURS: 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. One Day Only . . . Mon.f Jan. 23 ASK FOR PAUL WILLOUGHBY Ask about the Pea nut Hearing Aid that la Worn ALL IN the Ear Mad poeslbU bjr a modern miracle, the TRANSISTOR! You are invited to come in for a FREE consultation by a trained representa tive of America's oldest and finest Hearing Aid Company. He will gladly help you with your hearing problems. No obligation, no cost for this service. We service and have batteries and cords for the following: Acousticon, Zenith. Dahlberg. Telex. Gem. Malco. Sonotone. Audlvox, Western Electric. Beltone, Audiotone, etc. Hear In BOTH Ears with th new -PRIVATEAR- Wonderful taw Werre DeeX- DaOaa Detaotlaa wttk Ma timf oatovrad alaal It can't com in call hotel lor horn serrleo on fr demonstration (no obligation). Bataral lu Seartafl Ur tka airecUo rreaa which aoaaa la oaUa-! ..rt tmai caucht hi finger In th car door just w-ior " Junior High group w for Jepaen and it waa ncary to tk him to th doctor, wher H was ncary ror ueaimrm. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Dal Ray wr John Hryson and Ft nets Piper. Mrs, orTnan Nelson gav a birthday party Sunday. Jan. 13 In honor of her daughter Kris tin. Custa Included her data mate. Anita Crawford. Nancy Baker. Marsha Ball. Sandra Carl son. Barbara Boyc. Jerry Kreba. KrUtln Peterson. Linda Petty John. Mary Ann William and Debbl Warren. Games were played and refreshments were served. Mrs. Louis Carlson. Mrs. Dav Bakr and Mrs. Henry Paul Tews. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jacob. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc rilleott. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peter- ton. Mrs. Louis Carlson received kii-h f.ir women. Mr Irtch Mc Elllgott K. t'b'lc Carlson, high for men an.t DU k VcFlllffott low and Tom HuM-m 3 pin othle, Mr. Clyde CxawUrd gave a birthday party f"t h-r a.-n Nell sUth birthday en Tu-day. Ttif invited guts liu luded lU-rble. Cindy and Jan ltn.m. Tattle. Jimmy and Alan llui'aon. John and Joe Rletmann. l arv.l IUu Jer Mark Rletmann. Mary Ann William. Billy J.'1-M'n. Tommy and Perry Crawford. Rcfrckh mcnts were arrvisl to the young guesta and gm-s were played. Rollo Crawford ha returned frvm Loa Angelea where he has been visiting since New Year. 11 returned with John Peterson, who had been vUltlnu during the Christmas holidays and the New Year weekend. Ralph Crum shuwvd hla slUW and pictures of his European trip on Monday. Jan. 10th at the Con rfnn Commercial Club. He also showed part of them Jan. 14th at the Lexington i.range meet Ing. Jerrv Holly of Portland, son nf Mra Harold Dobyn. visited vt-r th weekend with his mo ther. Douglas and Tamara Holly are visiting their grandmother Sir and Mia Walter tK..tivni are In ismland f r a few days. Mr and Mi. lUymund Lun tU 11 entcrtalnctl Hiturddy een tnjj wuli a iluuu-r I'rtrty In honor i.f ihr Mnhd4s vt Mra. Milton M..ttin aiitl Mr. Ity I.li.s.trm. (il-.t r i-rvM'tit wi-re Mr. Morgan, Mr. Llii'Utrom ami Mr and Mrs r.ul Petty Jnhn. Ti lo Club waa lu-14 at M.il'lo t'l.ttcni wiih Mrs. Roland Berg strom and Mrs. Wra Rietmann as co huMcus, Mrs, Bergntrom gave a ery Interesting and in frmatl review on rcheolog'. Mr B"rgtrm had me old Indian relics to ahow the club which dated bock many years. Thf ktone ae along the Colum- bU was part of her topic ?.tr. ami Mrs. Dt'an Rhode from IVho KHnt Sunday with her par ents. Mr. and Mr. Victor Riet mann, Mr. A. W. Mi'LiHttl and William Mcttid. father and uncle of Da vid Mrl-ctMl. are Kpending some time with Mr. and Mrs. David McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Jinlle Morrison n-turnrtl Sunday evening from IVitland where they have spent several days this last week. The St. Williams Altar Society are Visnmif inrii pniiuiiiuiim.i '.-.I: ",:r,A ... h,,l in the IicM their Mvlal mooting at Stef second grade on Monday. nni's Banquet Room one evening this werk. Mrs mas hili Mary Emert returned Ut week frm her vUit to her daugh ter. Mr. and Mi Frsnk Ward In Kuna. Idaho. 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