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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1965)
ntttntM CAXETTC -TIMES, Thursday. t)Mmbf U. IKS Mr, Ckam Gertaoa left today IThurtday) to spend the Christ mat holiday with relative ta the valley. Khe traveled to On tal Point to vlilt her son In law and daughter. Mr. and Mr. W. C. I Irene) Anhorn. and tarn lly. Joining thera for Christina lav ta another aon In-law and daughter. Mr. and Mr. Clair I Mary) Cohern of 111 land. TcU Via tvcrtucr you uw it In the Gazette-Time. Chuck CUUkmd. of the Rev. and Mr. Walter GUtiland of Carry, Prnn, I a holiday guest thU week at the home of Rev. and Mr. Melvln DUon. A aenlor at Anbury College In Wilmore, Ky., he accompanied MUses Sharon and Martha DU- on, aUo student at the college, to their home here. They will lease Sunday fur their return trip ext. following hi first vU- Hoskins Hits for 25 As Team Tips DeSales wit mmms Wo want lo ay a sincere "thank you" to all our groat friend and wiih them all the laughter, fun and good - cheer of this happy holiday season. Our (pedal thanks to all those who bare helped us. especially the follow tag who aided u prior to. and at the time of our opening: Mr. and Mrs. Cu Leathers. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ed ward. Mrs. Bill Van Winkle. Lyle Cox and Doris Collyhom. JOHNNIE'S CAFE Lexington JOHNNIE AND HAZEL JACKSON tux ill wr ur wns xt& xwr ixfx. tut mxxtviKixiX)Pixjrxxri;x!Pixt0tvpixj0xxti Center Mae ilotddn scored points 13 of them on free throws to lead ll-iiner Men" Muxl.in,' lo a !W to 5J tlttorv over IVSale of Walla Walla here Satordar hieht. This ewn ed the home and home aerie between the teams for this ea son at one each. Tall Mac virtually camned on the free throw line In the first half, grtuntf It chance, and he cave a Cihhi exnibltion as tie made 12 of them eood. With four neiii goals in the first half, he had 20 point by hatftlme. This was a big faitor tn Heppner piling up a 37 to 21 lead by In lermWslon- It appeared that the Mustangs wiHiia acminister a humiliating dereat to the Saint, but It was n't to be so. .Mter the midpoint. tne visitors changed tnelr de fcnv and lleonnrr fell int. lh uoiurum. mey lound the bas- kci at ine otner end or me court a touch tarcet and managed only ihrv iotnts In the third Quarter while Dt-Salea turpA wim a steady flow of field coats. By the end of the stanza, llepp "it's lead was onlv six. 4rt to 31. Mustangs Defeat Cardinals, 58-43, In Tuesday Game The Saints came even chuwr in me lounn perliHi. narrow I the gjp to thrve while lleppnerl stock faded. But Gene Heliker, After lun Who tallied 19 points during the 1 15 H lead In the flrt iH-rlod, the -rnin irnpjvu mo juusunss i ucppnrr nun !Mk-UiU tarn out of then drouth with some! contained the lone Cardinals In " iv iicivinir lavinn ana t limp helpful free ilmiwa. Whil.. li.w. I5M-4.1 kins writ cold on the free throw I The Mustang and Cardinals, line. Heliker kximl U iMiim in I Plat ing In the flmt akirmUh ,.r the second half and this sus-1 their annual civil war. were win cold in the flrt iierlod of plav. The same was tied three Moecr Schitttitnvrr an llllt graduate who was drafted Into the army this fall, will return IK and ft five day leave. He will sDend Christmas with his famllv and rrlurn lit Kurl I Carson, Colorado, Decern Iter 27. Two graduate of IIIIS who lalned the victory. neimer an.i llosklna scored all i Him iioKina scureq an l i nm i nnt1 but U of lleppners lHtnts for I different times before the llepp. the evening, and the two cot all I m'r Pulletl ahead at the but four Of lh tfam'a tviint In . . . uir serona nair. Without lh, frw. Ihriui. Hi. Mustangs would have taken a boatlna from the visitor. Tnv got 45 chamvs and made 2H for a oj axeiace. DtSaIes had onlv 10 cham-r from t h. ..irt linn a . - ana mnae e lor .H). In field coal, th Walla Walla five netted 2J while lleppner hit only 15. Leading scorer for DeSales was Mike Leven wiih IV fol flrt ston bv seven iMilnta. The MH-ond quarter saw Gene ririiKcr j;ei a hot hand for the Aiuitanifs and send the Card I nais into the locker room at nainime down 29-In, Ine lVfustane einrhixl ih game durtnit the third quarter as mey scored JO iwlnts to on iv io counters for the hard flehtimt Cardinal. Tte Cards. pacet bv Wes llol stein, out.tcored the Muxtans 17 9 In the last nerlo.1 but th Mustangs already had the itame are In the service are Aaron B. Stmth and VtV. Merrill II. Cray. Aaron Smith, who Is In the navy, Is sludylnK sonar electron ic at Kev Wet. Florida. He wilt vIhII at a rrlomta Iwima In Ohio fur I'hrUtinas and well re turn to Key Went, I'lorlda, to I assigned to ship. AT IXIaT EJT 1ST t JT laT t MIM Jf lar B. JT tar S lar i m a t ar v I m tar nu Jonfa ilnot ! mi vwy but whhtt for IW filled Holiday to oil. V S r,v . . n lowed bv John M'nrrnir-k i h US'"K already had the Rarne mwed o John Mdormtck iHiMfrV ,ucK,H, twav and Craml ine wncn. CHRI S.we: DeSALES 52 n I I IMliMHHi..ll m mi jawwfp HI . j r . - - - Reid lntz Kennedy I-evcns McCormlck Klllott Oudcrklrk Cowan Harvey Totals Drlscoll Jacobs Hoskins Dohertv Heliker Clark Waeenblast ODonnell Warren Gray Flaiz Totals Fc H Pf TP 0 0 3 0 10 2 2 3 0 3 6 7 1 5 15 5 2 4 12 2 0 3 4 10 3 2 3 3 2 9 10 5 2 23 6 30 52 'NER 58 I Fr Ft Tf Tp 0 4 2 4 0 0 4 0 ft 13 1 Z5 2 3 0 7 6 7 1 19 1113 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 28 13 58 Gene Ileliker. high scoring Kuaru ror the Mustangs, dump ed In 20 rounft fur lha vUlt ors to take Kama honors. Dave Clark played his best game of the season, pulling down 12 re bounds and making nine points. ftiarR lUlvorscn looked good as a ball handler and point maker for lone, scoring 15 of their points. Dennis O'Donnell of lleppner aiso clumped In two points for the Cardinals as he took Dris coil's pass under the opponent's basket. Dennis said. 'Thai wa the first left-handed lay-in I've made." Leading rrboundcrs for llepp ner were Hoskins with 13 and Dave Clark with his 12. Tim Drlscoll. Mustang forward, also pulled eight rebounds. HEPPNER 58 Fg Ft lone Freshmen Top Heppner Five Jacobs Hoskins Drlscoll Wagenblast Clark ODonnell Hopkins Flaiz Warren Heliker Gray Doherty Kilkenny CHRISTMAS 9 Tis the season for joy, thoughtfulness and thank yoos. So we're taking time to say fust that, and wish you a very Happy Holiday. . LEXINGTON OIL CO-OP for May the peace and happiness of this holy season bring contentment to the hearts of our many friends. AYER'S PEST CONTROL Be MAC HOSKINS A weak first half and poor ShOOtin? kpnt thn llonnnn. freshmen basketball team from registering Its second victory of the season in a manv start as they bowed to the lone frosh, i,' "? TSiocri.u 'ILlnnell mv ' uvuu J lll,lll. The game, a preliminary to the Heppner-Ione varsity con test, started slow with lnn carting off a 9 5 lead at the ilrst stop. lone roared on to take a 2213 half-time lead. Jim Swanson, a promising youngs ter Whose brothers eainprf ta in lone annals, gunned In 14 points during the first half, while lleppner as a team man aged only two field goals. Heppner frosh came to life In the third quarter behind the shooting of Gary Kemp and Mike Smith, but lone was stronger and had widened the edge at the third rest to 38-26. The fourth quarter was a dif ferent story, with a determined HHS freshman team slipping closer and closer only to hear the gun go off and thwart their hopes by the final tally of 46- jy. swanson, who also saw some action In the varsity game, uiu noi piay in tne last quar ter for the lone frosh. 1 4 1 1 4 0 4 0 0 8 1 2 0 1 3 4 0 1 0 3 0 0 4 1 0 0 If 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 1 11 6 2 9 0 11 0 0 20 3 4 0 THOMSON'S GROCERY MADCE JIM BRUCE Totals 22 14 ZONE 43 Fg Ft 4 11 58 0 0 1 6 0 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 Pf 1 1 2 0 3 0 5 0 2 Tp 8 0 0 2 15 0 8 6 2 19 5 14 43' W. Holsteln Macill Morgan llalvorsen I Swanson S. HoLsteln Lovgren Ball Totals (Includes one field goal made py uuonnell of Heppner) Roclchound Comet By BUBT MILLER T,. ..... I I . saw 1 rin.yoiA iiui'v peopie ime Kainprea at the Wagon Wheel on baturaay evening, December lo, ior tne rocKhounds' Christ mas banquet. During the business meeting, joyous time to wish our fine customeri all the best of the holiday and to express thanh for your patronage, PADBERG MACHINERY CO. Lexington I w -f - ne finished a rood niirht with ,,ltt3 iiquei. BO3ML0BEeeaaL tallies t&Miuffi? saa S5 iTi : , . with 12 points in the second !y: th.e members voted to re X. aV j . ui.uiui.iii vuicu ikj it- half, waa tnn tnr ur.nnA. ...i.i. tain the officers who have been 17. He and Calvin Ashhrk hth serving the past year, Includ- did fine reboundinc inha . STil l.rTYJ 1 a5fc a r I iufer -si .- I did the home team's Coach Don McTIiita attrlhntaH the loss mostlv tn llinnnttr,Q OUIS 01 UnemiC 25 Khnntlno- avraoa D.V a lone Palmatepr & . Thnmaa Halvorsen 6. Swanson 20 Rail 5, Sherman 11, Pettyjohn. Heppner O'Donnell 3, Kindle Ine President Oontv. Vie Prowl. dent Avery Taylor and Secretary-Treasurer Elwood Boyd. outs or rocks were exchang- PFC. Merritt 11. Gray, who Is I in tne Marine corps, is stationed in UKinawa. tie is in the 1st Mttv all thtk traditional iova HS 'It ' Chsim3a be youts . . , good friends and good times, gilts and greetings. And know that our greetings are warmly sincere, with grateful thanks ior your loyal patronage. . Healv 4. Calvin Ashhwtr 3 Tanlr niulolnn trie KemD 17. Melvin Ashbpek. V.v. I tralnlno fnr m.ri.iai in tu ans 1, Pettyjohn, Smith 9. I Jungles. GHRISTRlflS Fulletcn Chevrolet Company t a. m K Heal ' -rf ft t a "X?w-C1 earf 2,000 yeart oj(0, th VVtiti Heppner Oregon To one and all, we extend our greeUnag for a holiday filled with Joy and merriment HEPPNER LUMBER CO. Men bore gift lo 'lifiii InfanrSavfoVr. Tntf, Chnilniai becamt a leaion of gMng , , , o time fo share Weufnot. May you andyourt filv and rce?v oenerooify of mfctolnsful Chrlitraai Iyt, We deeply appreciate the warm response customer bare given us in the six months we ho7e been lnbuslnes. We take thl opportu nlty to say -Thank You I" and incerelyrtsh you all the happiest holiday season I Van's Variety WILBUR, MART. AND DALE Vm nimrrxin SNODA BLAKE VIVIAN ELDER GENEVIEVE CORBIN
