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Cardinals Win League Basketball Tournament
By LORRAINE BALL
I una uon the Vrtrrn'tHlloa
Umatilla ' Morrow County
Lraeua tltl by downing Sun
field 64 43 Friday nlcht on th
Stanflrld court. .
With lone limiting In tx-Ucr
than half of thrlr ahuts on 24
of 44 attempt, SunflelJ couldn't
atay In the game.
Crabtree of lone waa hljjh
acoirr with 31 fiolnta, followed by
Rea with 20. Swanon wai lone'a
main backboard atrenjth In con
trolling the board.
IONE
Rea
Crum
Swanson
T. Martin
Crabtree
Reserves:
64
20
6
10
7
21
STANFlrXD
Maynard
Anrell
Vosa
Clark
Banker
lone Ekstrom.
llama. Padbcrg, Marlck, Hunger.
J. Martin.
Stanfleld: Krauae 4. Ellenherg
er. Glfford. Herrick. Selbel.
The Junior varsity of Stanfleld
beat lone JVa 33 19 In the pre
liminary. Defeat Arlington
lone traveled to Arlington Sat
urday night to take Arlington by
49-31. lone, with Swanson con
trolling the boards, took a big
first quarter lead J 9-7.
Hudson benched his regular
for a big part of the game after
the first quarter, although his
barters scored all the points ex
cept 5. Swanson was high for
the game with 18 points.
IONE 49 ARLINGTN 31
Rea 6 Wheelhouse 7
Crabtree 11 Pope 6
Swanson 18 Welp 4
Crum 6 Davis 9
Hams 3 Jolllff 0
Reserves: lone Marrlck, T.
amice
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HARDMAN
FEB. 25
Music by Roy's Band
Supper Served
Martin 5. S- Martin. ITWrotn
Kllnerf. Tadbeftf.
Arlington: Ottl 5. Cram.
lone'a Junu Vriiy al-4
oer Arilnston a JV 40 -2.
Norman Netn ntt.-nd.Nl t'ie
MHxitut annual reunion t.f the
Veteran of the FirM Sval Bat
talion at IV Molnr Ul week.
Over 50 member of the orlgln.il
group met and talked over M
time, l'lan were made fr an
other reunion next year.
Mr. and Mr. Bill Rletmann
and Mr. Victor Rletmann wt re
in Portland for tlie weekend to
see Mr. Rletmann. He U report
ed coming along fine.
Topic club wit held Frid.iy,
Feb. 10. at the home of y.ulW
Cotter with a 1:45 dewsert. M
Fannie Griffith gv a book re-
view, and Mr. Omar Rletmann
gave review of an article from
the National Geographic Maga
zine on Africa.
Mr. Roy Llndsirom and Susan
were In Portland last week. They
brought Mr. J. W. Hawk of
Troutdale home with them to
visit with her sister. Mrs. Fan
nie Griffith over the weekend.
Donald Eubanks broke his an
kle last Sunday while playing
basketball at Condon. He has a
walking cast on his leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rice were
hosts for a dinner party on Sat
urday evening. Among guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brls
tow, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mor
gan and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Morgan and family, Ar
leta McCabe and Judy Sherer.
Mrs. Joe Hauslcr was an over
night patient at Tioneer Memor
ial Hospital last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rice were
In Pendleton on business on
Monday.
Clyde Crawford was home vis
iting for a few days the last of
the week. Mr. Crawford is em
ployed by the Standard Oil Co.
in Portland.
Arnica Club members are re
minded that Arnica club Has
been postponed until Wednes
day, Feb. 22. It will be at tne
home of Mrs. Dick McElllgott.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gaars
land spent several days in Port
land last week, returning to lone
Friday.
Mr. and Mr. Don Ball rr
.oi Sunday for a iot luck din
wt, Mr, arid Mr. Bill NlchoU
and family. Lrstntn, Ky and
Dalt Munker if Hnner nl
Mr and Mr. Lewi Ball and El
mer Peterson were guest.
Mr. and Mr. Roger Petersen
and Robin of Portland are via
Iting Mr. Peterson' family. Mr
tml Mr. Ralph Crum. Mr. Pet
.non' mother and family, Mr
r d Mm. A mo Peterson, of
Hralnerd, Minn., are aUo visiting
with Mr. and Mr. Crum.
Betty Lleuallen of HermUton
visited at the home of her
dauchter and family. Mr. and
Mr. Bob DeSpaln. over the week
end.
Pearl Devlne. Mary Wright
and Be Huddclww of Heppner
were afiernoon visitor of Mr.
nnd Mr. Ernest Heliker on Sun
day. Jim Gorhm, fiance, of Shar
on Cutsforth, who recently
sustained a broken elbow In an
accident, spent several day at
the ranch home of Mr. and Mr.
Donald Heliker. last week. Shar
on spent the week end with her
family and took Mr. Gorhm back
to c-e hi doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlln Devln of
Condon visited with her mother,
Lann Padberg, on Sunday.
A nice gathering was held at
the Rebekah Lodge on Sunday
evening for their pot-luck din
ner. Cards were played In the
evening. A free will offering for
the UN Pilgrimage waa given.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holtz.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holtz and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtz at
tended a funeral in Grandvlew,
Wash., on Thursday for Clar
ence Holtz's uncle, Fred Schroe-
der. Mr. Schroeder worked here
in harvest several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCabe and
Mr. and Mrs. James Llndsey
were in ine Danes visiting on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peterson
and family were in Portland over
the week end.
Mrs. Rod Kvistad and children
of Beavcrton visited with rela
tives for a few days last week.
Mrs. Kvistad is the former Eu
nice Peterson.
The city has purchased a trac
tor with a back hoe and loader
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placing of water main.
Mr. Robert Jeptrn a ht
cm for (he brUte flub m lay
evening at hrl hme, ilr. Wal
ter Jacotui re rived high. Mr.
Bob IVSpaln second M.-h and
Mr. Walter Cofley received low.
Wan Ball. Keith !?. John
How ton. Dall K Kenney
Jone motored to Itedintiml to
play baketball on Sunday. The
afternoon game between lone
and Redmond aaw Radnumd on
top (il 5U. The night game put
lone'a five on top ovrr Condon.
40 33.
Mr. Fred Hermann Ulted In
Oswego and Portland wnn Ir.
and Mr. Ilelmuth Hermann Mt
week. She sbw attended the Rob
ert Shaw Chorale with the Her-manni
Mr. and Mr. Joel Lngelman
are the proud parent of a baby
boy. Frank Blaine. 8 poun.i w
ounce, born at Fioneer Memor
ial Saturday. Feb. 11.
Th lunlor auxiliary met at
the Legion hall Friday night for,
their Valentine parly. After a1
short buslneaa meeting. It wa
decided to make leather Coin
purses at their next meeting, ;
March 18 at the home of Fran
McLeod.
Mrs. Joe Gaarsland and Mr. !
Eldon Tucker were hostcs.se for
four tables of bridge Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ball. Jay ana
Marsha visited with Mr. ana
Mr. Bill Nichols of Lexington
Friday evening In honor of Mrs.
Nichols birthday. Other guests.
were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kooti ana ,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Munkers and.
family of Heppner. I
Fred Ely returned home on ,
Sunday after an extended visit.
In the valley with relatives. He
also visited his daughter, Ellen.
Hoaks, of Seattle.
Mrs. Oscar Lundell and Mary,
Swanson were hostesses Monday
afternoon for a bingo party at
Mrs. Swanson's home, inineen.
ladies were present. A donation
of $6.05 was given by the ladles ,
to be given to Mrs. Cecil Thome,
rflstrirt chairman for the Heart
Fund.
Gordon. Edythe and Dale
White and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
White were In Hood River on
Friday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Tom Whites granuiatner,
Ray Creson.
Mrs. Gordon White and daugh
ter Lona spent the weekend in
Arlincton visiting at the home
of Lewis Wetherall's.
Mrs. Roland Bergstrom was
hostess for a birthday dinner In
honor of Mrs. Carl Bergstrom on
Friday evening. Guests Included
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergstrom, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom Sr.,
Roland Bergstrom and their fam
ily, i
Werk end gueu if Mr
M.i tail Bcfgtrom wet
and Mr. R.y Janin vt Portland
and Mr. and Mr I'cte Jnln and
children. MM. ell. Jaml. and
M.ke i f IN -rt lant Mr. R y Jar.m
and J'rte Janin are ter and
ncj hew if Mr Bergttrom.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mi.
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