lone
tf LC2SAI3E IA1JL
I.'jir brat Eiho FriJay r-Uiht
at 1-4 ho Ivf their tntn4 league
win. 71 it.
The Cardinals started fat and
l.-d JO l the first quarter.
Controlling the board and
play they Inrn-iM the lead to
Hoopsfcers Still Hot-Win Two
37 ?? -I ! fciil
With Jot. ahuuUrig .4-V
average for the (n-, they con
tinued to lnfr their Wd In
the eetnd half.
T. Rea wa game high man
wtih 13. M, Splko fof tho had
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Svt a r. . 14 tuna man B
J Martin 6 Kite
Crum 9 Spike M.
T Martin 8 Flanagan
I:ikt: Juno llama 6. Ctab
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F. .. JV won 44 la 37.
loo S4. Stant.eld 44
lone wvn their third straight
It-ajrui cam by downing Stan
fl.ld M 44 on their home u
Saturday nitht
Starstield tried playing a de
liU-rate tIe of ball game and
stayed even the flrt quarter l
to 12.
In the second quarter Ione'i
helchl and ex,ericnce helpc
them to a 27 20 half time lead
Both team flayed even ball
again In the third quarter and
ended 3 31. lone.
In the fourth, fouls caught up
with Stanflcld as tone's height
and all around fine play proved
too much for the Tigers.
F. Rea was game's high man
with 23. followed closely by
Swanson with 20.
IONE
F. Rea
Crum
T. Martin
Hams
Swanson
44
54 ECHO
23 Anci ll
2 Maynard
4 Voss
4 Banker
20 Clark
Reserves: lone C r a b t r e e 1
Echo Krause 3.
Stanfleld's JV's walked over
lone 2214.
Mrs. Milton Morgon was hon
ored guest at her home Jan. 16
for a surprise birthday party.
Among the ladies dropping in to
help her celebrate her birthday
were: Mrs. Marlon Palmer, Mrs.
Clell Rea, Mrs. Gary Tullls. Mrs.
Edmond Bristow, Mrs. Paul
Stanficld Meat Co.
Hugh Smith. Owner 4 Mgr.
Staniitld, Or.
CUSTOM CUTTING-CUTTING
CURING
Wholesale & Retail
LOCKER MEAT
Call GI 9-3633
WE DELIVER
ivmk.rm. Mr irn
Mr. 5 Ciawli'fd Mi Cd
Thorr.e. Mrs.. CWt I. ... ...
Wate Crawf"". Mr Pa, id l:iet
mann. Mr Il" R. Vary
Swanson and Martlet M-tfifi.
Mr. an-1 Mr. Pa(." Ray were
ttoM Thursday earning f .r a
birthday party In I. r f Mr
CtaUon Aver, an.l Mr. Cvil
Thome. Other cues' Included.
Mr. and Mr. Mrln Palmer. Mr.
n.l Mm l4e llm-r. Mr.
Thome. Mr. Ayera and Mr.
Frneat ll.'ltker. Rrfrehment
were sened and the exer.ir.g was
enjoyed playing card
ThuiaddT. Januaif 14. IHI
Mr. and Mr Fred Anderon
; were vlHlng hi !ter. Mr
s Fd the White and M; Im scne
lvhnr Cf avkfoed i Moloney at weekend
trvrhed hijjh. Mr 1 Falmrf j Mr Grdn While and Un
;.,u Ar.4 VU'a M.'t-"::u;t U!ted in Arltng'en rxrt the
rrsi ud tr.e d.h-r prue. ;ek end !-na alo a In Tf.e
Tlie n.in.,w t:irl an mm. i lalle.
w tiii; a liir t party Friday. Jan ! A v,-t ,ari' f lorte
;7 at 7 si pin. at the Maaonle i 'mrrr were in neppner
hall If !II be f.,r the public t n s'1"ir',4V hitht rr the annual
.r I : !, will In pl ijrd Re '"''n hvd Kp4nMred arh ear
rrehrne.-.t will be med and " ",p
prl.'t ghen. I t" Wednesday id last wiek.
f Mr. Frnet lUliker and Mr.
.... i!.. J1... . .. . I, I lud.t Sn.anv.it were h"teM to
the Mngo tlub. Mm Walter Cor
a.i H. . I .... ..... . .It..' " 11 i ri, f M tril IH 111
hi mrit Ikt were prenent. Ralph L . . . ,
.. . .i. .. t.i .v . Ibt ra were there to enjoy the re
a n.H.n tluik dinner. Atout
Crum shotted hi lintpean pl'
turva an.l i;e a ery Informa
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ray Ml tue and Intereailng talk.
Sunday to be in ine pane, wnn p.,n. h.H-klev was In Kueene
sumption f the rlub. which has
been Inactive for the pat few
month.
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neir mm " ".. .. .". i t n Thumdav tn atten.l a I t , ii.i.... ki. .....
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w, iiuiii.'. i onuarv ir nciiaia inieiine. i iii.iitr n,i tm n..m.t.
l)rr.liar nmterwent iaureri' cnl,. ... .t.ni. .. i...... . .1 I' '
Mmriav " """""" """" Mr and Mr. Herb Fktrom
.Monaa). I Thur.lav evrnlrie Mn 1 .., u .. ui. ..
. . . .. , , . , 1 - rum . I... MiikflM nun ,.l. HlltJ
Mr. lonall i.aii tave a Mrtn-Utalla Shock ley. Mr. Rotiert De-1
da' rr'y. ,?r,1h.';r, SauJh,,r Pi'aln. Mr. Iavld Mc!wl. Mn. in Ontario on their return trip
Melanlet fifth birthday. .oungan.iA ticdman. fr n,wt r I rr.,... n,.n ... t, 1.1J ianoria.1 t
.. 1 f. 1 . . . .. I " I ' 3 a I I va 1." 3
guest were: iay nu traie Clun
kers. Freddie Sherman, of l-p
pner, Shirley Nlchol. lxincton
Barbara Palmer and Pavle Mo
IHd. Other guests Included Mrs.
Gerald Rood. Heppner and Mrs.
Bill Nichols. Lexlngion and Mrs.
Lewis Ball. Games were played.
Htttntn GAirrrt TiMti
DATCI TO RCMCMItl
Jan. 270 Link ab t Mary
Swan.oa, a.
Jaa. 27 Jtifpiur IV axsa
7:39 (h.i).
Jon. IT Card partf t Maaosic
halt
Jan. 2 Ion t. Umatilla
(that)
rh. I Eaatvr) liar Social
Club,
rh. 4 Lion Cbaiter Night
they
Kenle. Mrs. P. O. Lilian and had lovely weather until
Mr Joe llausler were hostess I gd to Im Grande.
IllP H I'l ni SI t . 1 IIIilA t. 1 . . . a . . a. I I a. . . . u
....r. ...in- .-,,.,,,,-r ?,r urul ilrn KtC(, jtl!tg ,)ar
nonor 11 .Mrs. inarles Hudson In , ..its of Mrs. Joe Hauslcr are via.
tnP (iiurcn liasement. Mrs. Hud- ninu a few davs with Mr, llaus.
son r.velved many lovely and lcr and familv. Thev are on their
i.m-iui puis. ,rs. w.spain help- way home to Sslem after vis
Lewis Ball. Games were played. U,, at th ,ff , Tatiy (Ting in Flo Ida.
Ice cream, cake and punch were ,mnU a h,r of Mf J"
guests Mrs, Pallas Shockley ,)rothcr ,nJ fam Mf .m, Mfi
poured.
Mrs. Richard Ren relumed to
Portland on Monday to resume
her work. Mrs. Gaarsland re.
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Home Eo club was held at Mrs
Mable Cotter' with Mrs. Jim
Lindsey as co-hostess It was
an all day meeting with dinner
served at noon. There were 23
members present. During thclturnw, wh hor to ,)(, Mr9
ousincss mccuriK. o.r. ' '" pof CrawfoRl who hn heen ,j,
Ring, president, appointed her ... ,,vnrwr, nrr ...
COmmiuees lor mc ir I rnmnanled Rav nnrt Torn HpIiti
Ruby Miller was In Portland I biner to the river on Sunday
to see her son Lyle Mncaid w no I w here they did some water ski-
underwent ear surgery at bt. In-1 ing
cents uospnai in ; roruanu on .... c r- Brcnncr rc()mnan
mursaay 01 iaM k. borit ,0(, Mr nn(, Mrs B11, UnR t0
Klncald went to Portland on Sat- nn,i Kh(t KIM.nt th
raay 10 oe wni uruu.cr, w.eekoml yisitlne her mother and
L'ie- I brother. She returned with Mr.
Mrs. Elbe Akers and Danny I Brenner. On Sunday they were
and Mrs. Jim Barnett and D Ann I dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
ere In Portland for a few days Bill Eubanks.
lslting witn tnetr oaugnter ana Tlu, Tunlo, Auxiliary held
sister uariene uonaia. Irhoir mnnthlv mrtino' at the
Arnica club was held at the I home of Mrs. David McLeod on
home of Mrs. Dallas Shockley on I Saturday. The members can
Wednesday with Mrs. Arnie Hcd-vassed the town for old Christ
man as co-hostess. It was almas cards. On returning the
business and social meeting. I meeting was held and refresh
New officers for the year arelments were served. The mem
President, Mrs. Sam Crawford, I bers are sending the old cards
vice president. Mrs. Arnie Hed-to Veterans. The group are plan
man, secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ining a Valentine's Tarty for Feb.
Dallas Shockley. After the meet-1 10. There were 11 members pres
ing an afternoon of pinochle was lent.
I'turned home
Harry Petersen In Payvllle.
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