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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1961)
lone Cardinals Enter District Tournament Htrrxta oaictc timci. tkwiT. m i imi Bf LOBJUIKt 1XU. OATCS TO StMlMiti March Itastera Iter Soda! club, March 1 M ate Ldf Match JUtkah Ladg Match 1 loo w Prairie aty, 1:30 pjs. Match i Tewraameat ! tb ? DUtrict coaUstued, Match 4 Tournament coatioud. Match 4 I H Kill ciuiv. Match t Jtadahr GUIs, Match City Council. Match 7L?loa A nUlary el tbshalL Match P.TJL Topic--froai loos High. Ta Wtm? Boardman Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Producers of Crushed Gravel. Washed Concrete, Sand A Gravel, Ready-Mix Concrete. Phone HU. 1-2275 Boardman , Usit will rr.crt ftrk City! Wheeler rumrt into the tournament at (h second team from the south era T B District The Cardinals have done an outstanding Job this season aa they marched vk1orlouly from urv tim to the next, ueni learue games were played by each tram and lone U on of the three teama to enter th Via Uicx tournament tin this record. lone will Mre aa ht school In thla year's tournament with Dallas Shorklry at manager, The Cardinal go to Pendle ton Thursday, Friday, and Sat urday with hopes of taking the District 7-B title and win trip to the state B Championship games. lone has made this trip to the State Tournament only once before In Its history. This Is Coach Chuck Hudson fourth year In lone and hla sec ond year for placing a team In the District 7 B tournament. On this year's team we find three of Hudson's starters that made up his runner-up team last year. Those boys are John Swanson, Jack Crum and Francis Rea. The Cardinala have complied a 171 record tor ine season. Their only defeat going to RANCH AERO AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. Owned and Operated by Paul N. Hansen Now available for wood spraying with two sprayers, one a new Agricultural Aircraft designed and constructed spec ifically for Aerial Application. This Sprayer has the most effective swath width, penetration, and uniformity of spray pattern obtainable. Phone Heppncr 6-9294 JOHN LANE'S APARTMENTS riutnv In the fU.t .Worthy Matron and fatrvn. Mr I'avid M.Ud. 4 It rUU rUb came 4 u. K ir.a " . : .. ...... ..... . ,, s averted In their laat game'i t thetr 19th eUlnf anni- joutduot if.e l .f t..t .frail- r.kmirv 2A versary. A pouqun ci nmtuurj. a--r vn , CascUnala Wla CUm Om The lun Cardinals came through with 2 point in an ovrrttme to down Wheeler Coun ty fry a 4s 44 score Friday night. on their horn court. A capacity crowd from lone, Fossil and surrounding com munities was on hand to see lone avenge their only defeat of the season by an Identical score when Wheeler edged th Car dinals out on Wheeler home court esrllrr In the aeaaon. May was fast and hard all through the game. Ion built a 10 point lead at half time 28 18. They held this lead until four minutes of play remained In the game when Wheeler scored 10 straight points to tie the game In regular play 46-46. Tom Mar tin for lone scored the only two points In the overtime to place lone ahead for the final 43-46. Swanson was high scorer with 13 points and was also the big man on rebounds. Francis Rea tallied 11 and Tom Martin 10 for next In line honors for lone. Pot ter for Wheeler had 12 for high honors there. tmirv. A bOUQUH .,, ..rk ur kii i-ivn m u-iiisl un fUrtroann crS'Se on the Undstroma. Follovking tfwr Und donated for 4 the cluto meeting, the evening Mas enjoy. ! by rvibert l.mert rtoulte 2(ui:.n. daut.trf ufi fc $) Mr and Hi. J.. '.a tu. hatrrk if ah j-ir.g Ut WHEELER 46 11 10 13 9 5 Slinkard Potter Mlsener Gilliam Wright IONE 4 F. Rea Martin Swanson Crum R. Crab tree Reserves: lone J. Martin. Wheeler Blank 1. Prindle Loom Is 2. The preliminary game was fought almost as hard and fast as the main string game with final score 45-43 In favor of Wheeler's Junior varsity squad over the lone Junior varsity team. Jim Martin scored 11 for lone and Cox scored 14 for Wheeler. On Valentine's Day, at the regular meeting of the Locust 119 chapter of O.E.S., an adden dum was given In honor of the ed playing court whbl. Mr. and Mrs, FiedrUk Martin and daughter Jean were In Cur vailla for Dad's Wci-kend. They wen entertained by the mem. bets of a select chorus and the concert band or nicn Mcmn Martin la a member, during the lunch hour they spent there. Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Jean also vtklted with her father In Dallas. Ore, and with her mother, Mrs. Ralph Morton, who Is presently s patient In the Dallas Hospital with a broken arm which she sustained about three weeks ago in a fall. Town Team la Tournament lone Town Team played Athena Mill In their first tour nament game at the Pendleton Armory Sunday afternoon. In the rc District 6 AAU tournament. It was the fifth game to be played. lone came out on the winning side 72 64 for Athena Mill. John Howton scored 15 for high hon ors for lone, followed by Cene Doherty 13, Canton wine 12. ' This win for lone eliminated Athena and placed lone against Bob'a Hi-way for first and sec ond place. lone only had a half- hour rest In between their two games and the fact they tired was probably a large factor for their dropping the game to Bob's 95-69. Bob's lead at every quar ter. High point honors for the game went to lantonwme oi lone with 33 and Shadewitz 21 for Bob's. The winner will play in the state AAU tournament at Hermlston March 3-5. An Item too late for last week's news items Mrs. Creston Black was hostess for a buffet dinner In honor of her husband Cres ton's birthday February 10. Among the guests present were Mr. and Mrs. BUI Ling, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Yarnell, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gaarsland. Donald Ball, Bob DeSpaln and 20th em i-A in my a i c 0 ijiwi " 1 " - I c'i ' " I FINAL WEEK Two Pair of Nationally Advertised Shoes For The Price of One Pair Choose From Such Famous Names As VELVET STEP, JAUNTIES, WEATHERBIRDS, AIR STEPS if No Mall or Phone Orders Pleas it Na Charges or LatuwaTS All Sales Final Women's Dress Pumps, Straps, Ties, Sports and Flats Men's Dress Oxfords and Work Shoes UN U Mi. Anna M. Ball ha had the to larire tree In fr.nt of her pl.ice cut doun- Mr. and Mrs. Cwky MiLcod nd sun Stephen of Vancouver. Wah spent a few das with his brother and family. Mr. ana Mrs navU MrLeod. the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. IVm lUaaten and fjmilv have moved Into the JeM Griffith houe en second utreet. Mr. and Mis. George 11 Krugcr of lleppner and A. W. Mi Lend nent Sunday visiting at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. David Mc Leod. Mrs. Vivian lUituewiwd and B'rt Kane of lleppner were Sun day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tam Jjtteb. Mrv Gordon White and daugh ter Lona were visiting relatives In the valley over the weekend. They visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. OM-ar Shllfer. In Vernonla and also with their son and brother. Chuck White and family of West Slope. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hague wood and family of lleppner were Sunday afternoon guesta of his grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Esteb. Dale White was a Sunday din ner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Esteb. Mrs. Wythe White and Jean Mooney were hostesses for a bin go party at their home Tuesday afternoon. Among the guests were Mrs. Lewis Ball, Mrs. Wal ter Dobyns, Mrs. Ernest Hellker, Mrs. Oscar Lundcll, Anna Llnd strom. Mary Swanson, Arvllla Swanson, Ida Coleman, Mrs. Sam Esteb and Mrs. Donald Ball. Mrs. George Snider accom panled Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mc Cabe to Bay City on Monday to visit her sister, the former Car letta Olden. Dinner guests on Friday eve ning before the Wheeler County and lone ball game, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 1 licks, were her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Art Robinson of Fossil and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Benson and family of Klnzua. A number of their friends gathered after the game for a coffee hour at their home. tn suiting Mith trt parents! 5?t l'.t)th l.Ae was f..t Kr a frw fctwkt. She It j iccnt- '- f a t;rt!iday pMy at ht ly ttkiung i-tr.er trlatite in Hrf- jlu n on Monday eei-.!r.g In nsltin, i4 Mr. a4 M Uutdn 1. 1. 1. jk. .j-.! i. ! V? t ' it (Mhrr runt .ir I hft :trr. 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