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AUCr and GRACE
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French Christmas
Children's Affair,
Says Mrs. Lanham
Cards Top Tough Tiger
Five For League Win
Cheerful
Christmas
Wishes
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A. L "JERRY" DAGGETT
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acf voces sn out... and glad wishes
ring out as we extend our sincere greet'
togs for a very merry Christmas to alt.
CASE FURNITURE CO.
ARNIE ond RITA HEDMAN
Christ mm In France U atrlctly
for youngster, according to Mm,
totiw-v Lanham, ho with
husband Kiwni the better pari
a car In Kurope In liHJ &, She
gave an Interesting report on
their living experiences in a
French Ullage at the ivormber
U iiwUnii of th Chamtwr of
Th t'hrixtmai holi.Uv divn't
orvate at much Inten! and rx-
'citcmfnt In ttimt as It dora In
the l'nilsl Mate, and Mrs. Lan
ham aid that trnv m l."'d inl
ine Chrutmat trtva and dcor
ationa through the Mtndowa of
homes. Some homes had dnxr
at ion but vision Is blocked from
the street often by atone walls
that ur round the nous.
While Mudlni; at Tour.
France, for five months and llv.
inc in the Ullage of Luvns.
rkht miles from the cltv, the
l-anhams spent Chri.stmas there
last year. Thev found It Is the
adult custom to attend midnight
mass at Christmas and then
spend the rest of the nluht feat.
Inc.
"The real Christmas for adults
is at New ears." Mrs. Lanham
said. Tartles start at midnight on
New Years eve. and a Rift ex
change is held at that time. cus.
itomary In the United States for
In their studv of the French
language, the Lanhams found
that It was not as rasv to learn
as one micht expect. Thev had
chosen Tours of the center for
their studv on the theory that
this settine, 125 miles south of
rarls. would put them in an area
where "pure French" was spoken.
iney uked the more rural area
after undergoing the experience
of the congestion In Tarls. After
drivlne through Paris traffic.
Mrs. Lanham recalled, " My head
was spinning."
Housing situation Is acute In
France, they found. They finally
located an apartment In Luvnes
where they lived for the five
months. The village was similar
in population to lieppner but not
spread out as much.
In Tours, a city of 84.000 pop
ulation, they found only two
stores which could be classed as
supermarkets. Unlike the stores
in the United States, the stores
were reluctant to wtbd packages
or lurmsn sacks.
Coach One iXxkler's lone
High basketball team Mututed
We ton on the Cardinal' fU
her NMurday night. Ni to M, there
I of py starting its league seaton on
the victory trail.
A late Hirt by the Card,
coming when the UHr hit a
vring alunm, brought the win
With four minutes to go, the
Weston hoopsters held a t
point lead, but Jny Halt, junior
guard, kt.irttst renung In on the
basket with long set shots, get-
ting three In a row to He the
sooie at 4.S . From that Mtnt
lone swung Into a 3 lnt lead
anj started a stall.
Tlie visitors rame back to
cloM- the gap. but their big gun.
Wall Clark, who scored 1 Hints
during the evening, went out on
nu nun personal with lone hold
ing a one point lead and JO sec
onds to play. Stan HoKteln sank
two free throws for the final
margin.
Weston's Tiger are one of the
nig favorites In the Umatilla.
Morrow B league thU year, and
the victory was a great one for
lone
The teams had fought a close
battle all the way, being knot
ted at 10-10 at the end of the
tlrst quarter. The
Clark
Ijiwreikv
1'eterson
Turney
Winn
Benzol
Cabel
Totals
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1
3
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2
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21 It 16 M
Ifalvorsen
M. Ilalvorsen
W. Ilolsteln
Rail
HoUteln
li.4 I-."inert
Virgil Morgan
Rod Unnell
Totals
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1
3
3
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3
5
2
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7
12
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13
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0
0
23 10 16 .V.
Death in Seattle
Takes James Storey
mm
21-22 halflme Ml,-e and lel
3t-34. at the end of the third
period.
With his 23 points. Clark was
high man for the game. The
Cardinals presented a balanced
attack with four men in double
ngures. Ball and Stan Ilolsteln
hitting 13. Wes Ilolsteln 12 and
Joe lialvorsen 11. Mark llalvor
sen wound up with only seven
but Coach Dorkter credited him
with an outstanding game, es
pecially in the rebounding de
partment. Joe lialvorsen also
sparklet! In this department andl
Wes Ilolsteln, a sophomore.
snowed as a real comer for the
t .rtf
Lmauiia, wim victories oVvT
McEwen and Helix, tops the B
circuit and lone, with two non
league victories to Its credit also
this season, has a 10 mark
by virtue of the victory over
Weston. Echo aLso stands at 10
In the league.
Weston won the Jayvee gam.?,
S3 to 34.
Relative here received Word
this week of the death of James j
Hager Storey, age M. of Seattle.
wasn., only son of Mrs. Harry
Morev or Cnllllwack. B. C, and
a former lieppner resident. Mr.
TWr i h-M Storey died Sunday, leeemher 20.
Jfar lit mlratU
ot tlia Qitlst DiiU U upon
roar lioint nJ in your hearts thla
Qrutnui Day, May the kmhI IxrJ Heal
uj keep you anj your LvcJ oura,
ECONOMY MARKET
TOM. MILLIE. BRETTE and FAT
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Mrs. Storey is a sister of Mrs.
A. I). McMurdo, Mrs, Hugh Bran, i
twin of lieppner. and Mrs. M
A. U-aih of lvndleton.
tunerai arrangements were
not yet known.
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"We Invested In a shopping i ..V?"31 w"' n Pia
. "f""i uum January 8 wnen iney
lay Riverside there.
pew on gartV
A "GOOD WILL to All Men." In the message
L ol Christmas, there is hope and
ptowm lot slL To you and yours, happy holidays.
FARLEY MOTOR CO.
bag and carried it everywhere.
Mrs. Lanham said. In the vil
lages, there are shoos for each
specialty shops where one buys
beef, another where pork is pur
chased and another for pa-strles.
There are very few commer
cials on the French television,
but the quality is so far below
that in the United States that
"we decided we weren't ever
going to complain about com
mercials again.''
Tours has no newspaper of its
own and a space about equiva
lent to a column in Paris papers
was devoted to Tours news. Acci
dents receive the big play in
me papers, sne said.
There are some factories in
Luynes giving some economic
stability to the town, including
a cooperage, located in a cave,
and a metal work factory, prob
ably engaged in making prod
ucts such as filing cabinets. Men
work in the lactones while wives
run the little shops.
ine year was extremely in
teresting, Mrs. Lanham said.
"we didn t learn as much
French as we expected, but we
have decided there is no better
place than Morrow county and
Heppner."
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Wo Will Bo
CLOSED
IN THE AFTERNOONS
of
Saturday,
December 26
and
Saturday
January 2
Open Until Noon Both Days
PETTYJOHN'S
FARM and BUILDERS SUPPLY
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and once again
we pause to wish good friends all the special
joys and blessings of the season. May
your Day bring an abundance of happiness and peace.
FOLLETT MEAT CO
DAN (BUD) rOLLETT
HERMISTON. OREGON
Farras Father
Dies in Ontario
John- Ray Farra. 77. of Pavette.
iaano, aiea in a nosD tal at On-
lano &unaay nignt loilowinz a
sudden- illness. He was father of
Bill Farra of Heppner.
funeral services will be Thurs
day in Payette.
Airs, Farra left Sunday nleht
ior rayene to assist with ar
rangements and Mr. Farra plan
ned to leave Tuesday. An aunt of
xvir. i-arra, Mrs. rrankie Cason, of
conaon was to Join him on the
trip to Payette.
farra said that he received
word Sunday of his father's ill
ness and planned to leave rleht
away to De witn mm but before
ne was able to leave word came
01 tne death.
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A MEHEY CHRISTMAS
The gonads and scenU of Cnristmaa fill the air with joy and
mcrjrimeafc May your Day bo filled with thew Imvaes.
DEL'S MARKET
LEXINGTON
viMtJi'y to extend our sincere wishes y lFr""" - p-f.f
I AQJ J to one and all for an old-fashioned f ' g V$--L
W)Olff ay filled with joy and g S 3 P-fe
If and cheer. May the 3 p tJ R Pn
I W" " special happiness of the holiday 4Ja fe--sG f
"" '" season be reflected PYn Qlhf'
throughout the days to come. m $ f lPijk
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Columbia Basin Electric Co-op
Serving Wheeler, Gilliam, and Morrow Counties