WESTON II
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1 4 13
6 3 14
5 3 19
1 1 5
0 3 0
Sloan
Town
Henyell
llavrlng
Wamaley
Total
6
4
7
2
0
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Cardinals Drop
Two League Games
Over Weekend
Hot fchixitlfii; .r Mike Smith
ml a vtxi nlKlil at th f"
throw Jli.e gv KWrtfuid High
a M lo 55 tmiikrihall victory
ran
and
over lone on the lardlnau
court Friday night.
Al Wenton .Saturday nlttht the
lorio five lt another when Its
khoollng itruM' to Wi. as
a ;il imt 4 t Weaton. Final
w-ure wii 51 to 3H.
In Ih rl'rlriav came. Itiverklde
pulled to an early lead with
Smith leading the way. lone
kurt't'd to rlfiM ih gap to tmt
Miini In ihm fourth nuarter af
ter they had trailed at half-
I lmi. 33 to 71.
Itul Ihe Card lost Mark Hal-
vorwn. Jav Mall and Wn llo.
tcln on iieraonal, and the PI
mtea pulled away again. The
Card a were charged with 21
M-rntU to 11 (or Riverside.
The vMtora hit 16 of 31 trlea
from the charity at ripe while
low got only five of 13.
...,....... ......a vii vtyrrii! Stan Holateln of the Cards lea
KLCUlZllVICUUIjWklJlJ-fJ'HJ'i .11 rlnir with 21 and llalvor-
At Weaton. I oarn .ene w '
t.ra team trailed 2316 at ths
half hut came to within four
points at the end of the third,
31 to 30. The wlnrwri pulled,
away In the final atanza with
llalvoraen again going out on
fouls.
On the foul line lone made
H of 13 while Weston hit 13 of
22.
R. Benzell of Weston led all
M-orer with V.t. lone had the
edge In rebound. 45 to 41. Wei
HoUteln pulled down 15 for the
loaer while Mel Towne had 18
for Weston.
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HEPPNER AUTO PARTS
W. Itolstrln
S. Holateln
llalvoraen
Ball
lon Maglll
Ul. Maglll
Luvgren
l.lnnell
Morgan
Swanaon
Tot a la
19 13 14 51
I0NC 34
VK rt If TP
12 3 4
3 12 7
2 5 5 9
A 0 4 12
0 0 3 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
2 0 14
10 0 2
15 8 18 38
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RIVERSIDE 64
Phillip
Sthmeder
Smith
Bttlrd
Part low
Tg Ft Pf TP
4 3 3 11
4 5 2 13
9 2 2 20
3 O 0 6
4 6 4 14
Totals 21 16 11
I0NE 55
W. Holateln
Lovgren
S. Ilolsteln
Morgan
HalvorM'n
Swanaon
Ball
Leon Magill
Ff rt if
3 2 5
10 0
10 1 3
0 0 0
4 2 5
0 0 1
10 5
6 0 3
CI
2
21
0
10
0
Clothing Club Meets
The Country (utt-ra Clothing
and Knitting club rnet iM-ci-m-her
11 at the Ixula Carlaon
home. Sandra CarlMon. vice orra-
ident. cunUuctel the bualneaa
meeting In the aoM-we of ixn-
by Warren, president.
The glrla were divided Into
two groups for the afternoon.
Ono group worked on M-tting in
ulrevea and the other one on
knitting.
The next meeting will be on
January 8 at the Don Peterson
home.
Molly Becket, newa reporter
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As we celebrate this joyous occasion of the birth
... .v'' of the Christ Child, let us remember especially the
hope that was born anew and the love that filled the world
. , ' on that first Christmas. May their light shine today,
so that peace and understanding will prevail among men.
BANK OF ,
Eastern Oregon
HEPPNER ARLINGTON 10NE
MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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9t's Christmastime. The land is cloaked in white
serenity . . . hearths are aglow with golden embers of warmth
and homeliness . . . peace and happiness fill the air. With our deepest
appreciation' for all the blessing bestowed upon us, ve reach
out to our friends and neighbors to share with us the joys of this Holy Season.
WESTERN AUTO
BETTY and JOHN