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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1965)
f nmxti CAxrnx TiMta. TwdY. Matt ts. ms ' ! 1 fBTSICAL THERAFT U broucht to araxs la Oregoa where tt U sot arerilahle through 3 noUlt thrapy clinic ppratl by the Eaater Sal oqtnrr. the Oregon Society for Crippled Children end Adults. Mtaa Nonll Montgomery. T. T U shows giving a troatmtat to a yoang patlnL wtwms (Lose 2 Push Rivals (Continued from M ite uhlle Dayton hit the umc number on M attempt fNr Aft. Aeatnkt rhoenlx. which had lit to iteeiUport In n vpaet Monday. ,Vi la M. the MuUni:i faced a team undefeated In reg ular iwason and one tth ix men topping six feet. Their Dan Bcrwn. who rrl 30 point irainM KctMxport. towers 6 6. while John Barker, a tint team all Mater, is 6 3. Both Kucene Hill and Tom Leetlv are 6 Z. This height advantage cave the boards to Phoenix, which was to lead tn rebound tn the Tuesday afternoon consolation came, 41 to 20. But after their hakv start, which found them off shooting form, the Mustangs diJn t give the Pirate anything else and staced one or their last alf rushes that probably earned lasting respect from their tout ed opponents, Heppner Trails. 13-10 As against Dayton. It appeared t the start of the Phoenix came that the Morrow county lads Little Things flTft- that Count! jt4 Like, ART POINT wedding Invitations! One of the most Im portant little details which are necessary to make your wedding success. Art Point invitations are always socially correct in every detail, you will be proud to send them to your friends as it marks you as a person of extreme good taste. A price and a style for every bride-to-be; from $14.93 for 100 and up! Reception or At Home footnotes on the wedding no extra charge. Let our Society Editor have all the details about your wed ding plans. would he severely spanked. Do hvity pitknl up five points in the flrt period, three on free throws. Bauman rut three points and t:ana tallied on one bucket, but the 10 was all the Mustangs could manage. Meanwhile, the Pirate were running wild. beeson. Barker. Paul Dlederlch. Jim Consbruck. Ken Hawkins and Leedy all got Into the act. led by Consbruck and Beeson. each with six. and their combined total of 23 points had lleppner 13 points In arrears. But abruptly the Mustangs got their bearings and came back to outscore the Jackson county tall firs. 23 to 22. In the second quarter and pull up three notches by halftlme. 43 to .15. Three lleppner lads gt two field goals In the period, Kvana, Bauman and Dohertv. Snyder, Bruce Spencer and llellker each counted one field goal, and IX an. llellker and Spencer each potted two free throws. Tim DM coll hit his first point of the tournament in the period on one of two free throws. Barktr Drops Bomb Hawkins. Ivor son and Barker kept the Phoenix five going but Barker, the all-stater, was yet to drop his bomb on the Mus tangs, that came in the third quarter. He tallied 13 points In the third on six field goals and a free throw. This was the bulge that was to save the day for Phoenix, lleppner kept pepper Ing away with Dohertv and Lvans especially finding the range, but Phoenix, with Bark er'a boost, tallied 23 In the per iod w hile lleppner made 20. This put the courageous Mustangs right back where thev were at the end of the first quarter, 13 points behind. At one time In the third, the Blue and Gold trailed by 20. 61-41 but it was 68-55 at the quarters end. with three minutes to play and 15 points behind, 80 65, the never-quit kids turned on the pressure even greater with their full court press and speeded up their razzle dazzle floor play. Heliker Tolliss Ten Sparking the late effort was Helikcr with a fine scoring dis play, making five field goals in the final stanza. Doherty hit a layin and Drlscoll and Snvder each calmly sank two free throws which brought them to the three-point deficit. St to 78, Social Groups Meet in Kinzua Homes Recently y VIRGINIA ICLSO KINZUA Mrs. llairl llulett entertained the mem fers of the K. 1. Club at her home last Monday evening. Pinochle was ptaved and high and one of the floating prizes was won by lxls Walker, second high by Pa Ml Bell, low by Marthn (larvla and the second floating by Marge Akher. Others present were Helen Wright. Lola Ferret. Barb ara Morttmore, Carl Nortls, Marie Khoton. Pat H)att and Ann Asher. Mr Pat McMlnn entertained the Friendship flub last Wed nesday at her home. High and one of the floating was won by Carol Norrls. low bv Barbara Mortlmore. and the second float ing bv VI Stinkard. At a late hour a touted salad with assort ed crackers was -rved to the prize winners and Mavis Ovler, Naomi Rice. IJ.wIe Craham. lilta Con lee. Blllle Jean Sitton. Doris Stubhlefleld. Irene Samples, and Marilyn Bailey. Mrs. Arlene Schrorder was hostess Friday evening to the Auxiliary Card Club. High for bridge was won bv Marie Wall and hlch for pinochle and one of the floating was won by Naur Ine Benson, low bv Virginia Sit ton, and the second floating by Virginia Kelso, tnhers enylng this evelng were Mertdel Wham, Dru Huck. VI Stinkard. Pat Hy att, Margaret MeConnell. uiv May NWtarf. and Rita Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jelllck and children were In lleppner Sun day for medical care for Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Allen and son spent the week end at Moses Lake, Wn., visiting with Mr and Mrs C. V. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Stubble- Enrollment Growl In Extension Classes Instrvrlor M tbe two evert ing extension rounw-s fnm Blue Mountain Community college were rteeted by additional need ed enrollment In the rUM, ll.il- Art and (Vslgn and itailc tUhoti Sewing, last Wednesday evening. Although tliwri were not held this wrrk because ef spring va cation, they will continue Mrh 31 at the hltfh school at 7 00 ii m. and rcKUtratton in el trier U still open. A minimal amminl of Sl.'M 1 charged for either of the 10 week courea, however no college cretin will tie given. OUR GIFT TO THE NEWLYWEDS One Year Subscription to Gazette-Times With1 loch Order of Wedding Invitations. The' cozeuie-lDDuies with 10 seconds to play. Heppner still had one more chance. They had the ball as the final count down ticked away. Dick made a gallant try for a last ditch bucket but It missed and the game was over. Barker's 27 was high for the night but Doherty and Evans each had 17 for lleppner, while Heliker had 16 and Bauman was also In double figures with 10. Consbruck was second high for the winners with 17. Beeson. who had potted the 30 against Reeds- port, was held to 12 by the Mus tangs. Teams Hot In Shooting Both teams blazed the net In this one, Heppner hitting 28 of 66 lor .424 and Phoenix making: 33 or 74 for .433. On the free throw line Heppner had 22 of 30 while Phoenix tallied 15 of 24. Hellker's total of 32 in two games led Heppners tournament scoring. Second was Evans with 26, and third was Doherty with 25. Others were Bauman 19, Snyder 11, Dick 8, Spencer 7, Hoskins 4, Drlscoll 4, and Jacobs failed to score although playing good ball in both games. Athletic Director Pete Glennie who called Wednesday to tell about the games said that all boys performed remarkably well in the tournament. After downing Heppner, Phoe nix smacked Myrtle Point in con solation action, 86 to 53. If com parative scores mean anything, this would tend to indicate that the Mustangs hit the tough bracket in the tourney, but even so gave their opponents full measure of basketball. Dayton went on to shellack Reedsport, 71 to 58, to gain the champion ship game against Pleasant Hill. Pleasant Hill emerged as state A-2 champions with their win : I field and family spent the week end at La Grande where they visited with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sitton spent Sunday at Lexington where they Steagall. They also vlttcd In lleppner with Mrs. Vera Iher at the llciiner hoonltal. Mr. and Mrs. Roger llollomon went to epner Monday on bulnea. Stanley Cox who Is In the Navv and stationed at San Diego. Calif.. Sent last week lulling hi parents. Mr. and Mrs Archie Cox He hit Tuesday for hi bae. William !rengel of Netart arrived lat Wednesday to lend some time visiting with Mr. and Mr. Louis Lorenrcl and family. Mrs. Clarence vcr was taken to lleppner Tuesday where ahe underwent gall Madder surgery at the lloneer Memorial hos pital She expels to come home sometime this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sherrlff of Kahlotu. Wn , were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelv. Mr. and Mr. John Hawk and family went to Prtneville Wed nesday for medical care for Horence. Mrs. Richard Mortlmore. Mrs, RuMv Medlock. and Mr. Karl Norrl went to Portland Satur day where Mrs Mortlmore had medical care. Richard Mortlmore and sons spent Sunday In Redmond on business. Mr. and Mrs, Slim Rhototi went to iiermiMton ?aturday where thev visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shannon. They also went fishing at Cold Springs. Karl Norrls spent Saturday at rrinevtiie for business, shopping Arbuckle Corp. Annual Meet Set Annual meeting of Arbuckle Mountain Corporation will Ih held Monday, April 5, In the old city library at 7 :. Herman Winter of the board of directors announce. All stockholder and directors are aked to be at the meeting. Financial status of the corpor ation, which oprralc the Ar buckle Mountain ski run, will t dlwusfted; a rejnirt of the avt year will he made: and plana for the future will he considered. Methodist Vocation School Set for June The week of June II through IX mm M'l for I he annual Va cation Church S hool for Meth odtt children at the rhunh schiwd staff meeting Wednesday afternoon. March 17. according to Mrs. Douglas Drake, church school suM-rlntc ndcrit. The staff met for planning and study, with Mrs. Herman tlreen. education commission chairman. presiding. Mr. Kenneth Hatty and Mrs. One llerce reviewed Ihe Itook, "God. Our Contemp orary." by J. B. Phillips. The book Is one from the lUt recom mended for background reading bv parent and teachers In the church and church school. visited with Mr. and Mrs. George 'and to keep a medical appoint-' mem. over Dayton In the finals Wed-1 nesday night. 79 67. North Cath-1 ollc won third bv defeating Reedsport. 68 to 66. Phoenix took fifth bv trouncing Myrtle Point, 86 to 53. Scores: HEPPNER 5S K Ft Due To Illness Parrish Garage Will Be Closed Until Further Notice. 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