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FREEZING IN FLORIDA
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It was "pretty cold" In Florida, reports Ernie McCabe.
Well 50 degrees seemed chilly considering Ernie and his wife,
Mary Jean, had Just returned to Orlando following a grocery
convention in the Bahamas, where Ernie says the mercury
stayed around 80.
(P.S. ask them to show you their new sweatshirts from
Disney World.)
DUMP YOUR GARBAGE AND HAVE A DRAUGHT?
Is it now possible to dump your garbage at the county land
till, and then order up s beer?
Not really, but for those who haven't been out there lately,
the fellows have put up a nice lighted beer sign in the shed by
the dump.
No doubt salvaged from a load, the sign could be an
indication of things to come. Are pool tables, pretzels and a
jukebox next?
THEOTHEKSIDE OF THE ROCK
A brand is usually put on something that belongs to you to
help prove ownership, so Just to set the record straight,
before the "branded" rock was removed, this "nice old guy"
wasn't sure whether It was on his own property or his
neighbor's, so he went to the trouble of finding out exactly
who owned it by having a local surveyor run out the property
line. It was determined it was on his neighbor by about 30
feet, Then to be on the safe side because of the road
proximity, the Forest Service was also consulted about
removing the rock, and they, along with the land owner, said
this "nice old guy" could have the rock as the inscription was
put on without their permission In the first place.
Now, this one "nice old guy" thinks Orville is a "nice old
guy" too, but Orville's closest property is about a mile away
from the original rock site, so obviously his claim that "his"
rock was stolen cannot be true. You might brand your
neighbor's calf but that doesn't make It yours.
lone boys lose to Echo in best game of season
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pholo by Wovne Ham
(15) stretches hii in game with Echo.
net for 31 points. Darrin
Paflhera addPd 10 off the
hnfh for lone, hut Randv
McCabe who had been avera
cine IS points a eame was held
to seven
The Cardinals grabbed 32
rebounds McCabe pulled
riown nine. Craig Hams got
eieht and Donnie Dohertv six.
Hams and Howard Leavitf
passed for four assists.
Frho was led bv Seifer's 22
points and 20 rebounds.
Ramos added 19 points before
fonline out.
At the free throw line the
Cardinals made 13 of 24 shots
at M percent. The Cougars
shot 27 and made 12 for 44
perrentl. From the field. lone
was 2fl of S9 for 44 percent.
F.chn connected on 30 of 74
shots for 41 percent.
"We plaved verv well and if
we plav that well this weekend
we'll win two games." stated
Cardinal coach Del I -a Rue.
Fxho roach Jeff Swanson
agreed, "fone plaved us better
than anv other team this
vear "
lone ends the season at
home against Helix on Friday.
Feb 10 and Dufur on Satur
day. Feb. 11. Both contests
begin at 730 p.m.
STATISTICS
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lone Jr. High boys' team
improves record
Mark Meyers
lv ASIH FYCONKI.IN
lone's bovs' basketball team
nlaved i best eame nf the
vear tWnre falling 72-fiS to the
number two ranked team in
the state the Echo Cougars,
lone is now 1-7 in the Big Skv
Conference and 4-12 overall
What's Your
Opinion?
The Cardinals started the
pame hv taking a 15-12 lead
after one stanza Mark
Mevers popped in nine points
for lone
Krho took a 31 to 2R inter
mission lean hv takinff the
sernnd ouarter bv a 19-13
count. Bink Ramos and Pat
Seifer led the rally with nine
and seven points respectively.
The ( Yiuears increased their
load o 53-45 after three quar
ters Ramos and Oavid l.illv
srorprt siv earh for Echo.
Mevers kept the Cards close
with eieht points
lone oiit-srorpd Krho 20-19
in hp fnurth period, hut Kcho
hold on to win 72 to fi5
Mpvprs was the game's
loading srorpr. ripping the
Echo out-scores lone JV team by 20
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The lone luninr high bovs'
hnskethnll team improved Its
word to 4 3 with a 41 to 33 win
over the Arlington (Jnshngs on
Thurvtav Feh 2
lone lumped out to a fpiick
12 to 2 lead alter one quarter.
The Cardinals increased
iheir lead to 2VU at the break
by out-scoring the Goslings 13
to 11 in the second period.
Arlington came hack to lie
the game at 2 alter three
niiarters The Goslings out
scored lone 1R-4 In the quarter
The fourth stanza favored
the Cardinals. 12 to 4 lone won
41 33
Ken Snider of lone led all
scorers with 17 points. Kevin
Kail added 10 Arlington was
led hv John Borghese. who
had 10 points
At the free throw line the
Cards were 7 of 1 for 44
percent The Goslings were I
of 7 tor 14 percent
lone plnvs at home on
Thursday. Feh. 9. against
f Kcho and against Condon on
Saturday. Keh II
STATISTICS
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l''e 12 II 4 12 41
Arlington 2. 11. 16. 4. 33
..lone: Snider 17, K. Ball 10,
Mortcr 4, Padberg 4, Hereson
4, McElligott 2.
rliniMon: ftorchese Id.
Zaslrow R. C.rariv S. Chidrrs 5.
HeKi.lt 2. Mabe 2. Ohlrr 2.
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lne 17 7-1.1 41 13
rlltnlon IS 1 -7 33 IS
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Question: "Do you feel that
Morrow County schools have
too many, too few or just
enough computers for their
students?"
"I'm not aware Just exactly
how many they have because I
don't have a student in school
right now," said Meg Murray
or lone, "but I do know it's an
Important tool for learning."
Rv ASIII. FYCONKI.IN
lone's .1 V, basketball team
tell to fi-7 with a fi7 to 47 loss to
ho Kcho Cougars on Fridav.
hVh 3
The Cougars opened the
game hv taking a 13-11 first
period lead Chris Rea tossed
in six Cardinal points
Kcho exploded for 30 second
ouarter points to take a 43 to 25
halftime lead Jim Ramos
scored 13 points in the quarter
tor Krho
In the third stanza the Cou
gars outscored the Cardinals
10 to eight to increase their
lead to 53-33
Fitness
When it comes to speed,
women athletes can claim
some amazing records. The
highest speed ever claimed
by a woman skier, for in
stance, is 105.217 mph
by Catherine Breyton, of
France, at Silverton, Colo
rado in April 1981.
Knth teams scored 14 fourth
ouarter points as Kcho won
f.7-47
Mike Rietmann led lone
with 1? points followed bv Rea
with 10
Kcho's Devin Correa led all
scorers with 24 points Ramos
added 13
Krnm the foul line the Cards
wprp one of eight for 13
percent Kcho made five of 18
for 2R percent
lone finishes the season at
home against Helix on Fridav.
Fph In and at Dufur on
Saturday Feh 11 Both con
ipst start at 4 30 p m
STATISTICS
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lone II II H II 47
Kcho 13 :i 10 14 47
lonp- Kiel man 12. Rea 10.
Oonffliis H. ndcrson R. Poin
ter S, Taylor 2, Garzon 2.
Echo: Correa 24, J. Ramos
13 l.vnns 9. P. Ramos X.
Nordiiuisl 8. Wallace 5.
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lone 3 l-S 47 15
Krho 31 5 - IS 67 13
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SUNDAY. FEB. 12 1 - 3 p.m.
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