Heppner Gazette Times, October 7, 1943 3
Mac-Hi "B" Squad
Smacks Mustangs
The MacLaughlin high school "B"
squad invaded the Mxistang corrals
at Heppner Thursday afternoon and
emerged with a 7 to 0 victory.
A green eleven, made up of al
most all sophomores and juniors
was all that was left of the cham
pionship Heppner squad of last year,
which won the eastern and central
"Oregon "B" title and was runner
up to the state champs, Dayton.
Mac Hi held the offensive most
of the time and scored the only
touchdown of the game, when
Grimes, halfback., broke loose on
an off-tackle play and raced 38
yards down the sidelines to score.
Fullback Piper smashed over for
the conversion point. The Mustangs
played sluggish ball, offensively and
the punting of Ulridh. Mustang
back, was the main factor in keep
ing MacHi out of a scoring position.
The Pioneers running attack was
successful because of three galloping
backs in Grimes, "MacRea and Piper,
all of whom made 'nice gains
throughout the game- Outstanding
in this department for the Mus
tangs were Ulrich and Edmondson.
linemen showing up well for the
locals were Runnion and Padberg,
who broke up many a play by
their tackling.
Friday the Mustangs will play at
Arlington with the Honkers as fa
vorites over Coach George Corwin's
Heppner squad. Arlington will have
the weight advantage as well as ex
perienced men, which Heppner
lacks. The Mustangs won the an
nual classic last year by a 12 to 0
score on Arlington's field.
RECRUITING OFFICER COMING
J. H. Bedford, C Sp. U. S. navy
recruiting officer from Walla Walla
will be in Heppner Tuesday, Oct.
12 between the hour of l..a. m. to
noon to interview anybody inter
ested in joining the WAVES or the
navy. He will be in the office of
the Morrow county selective ser
vice board. First National bank
building, during that period.
RETURNS FROM SON'S
WEDDING IN ILLINOIS
Mrs. Grace O. Nickerson return
ed the past week-end from Chica
go, where on Sept. 23 at Des Plai
nes. a Chicago suburb, she attend
ed the wedding of her son, Sgt.
Francis Nickerson. and Miss Mar
garet Bauman. The wedding was
solemnizd at 6:30 p. m. in the Meth
odist church Rev. Potter officiating.
The double ring ceremony was
used.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. O. Bauman. 1446 Oak
wood Ave., Des Plaines. and is a
sophomore at Lawrence college. Ap"
pie ton. Wis. Sgt. Nickerson, grad
uate of the University of Oregon,
was on furlough from duties as a
training officer at Camp Living
stone, La-
RETURNS TO COLLEGE
Miss Peggy Tamblyn returned to
Corvallis last week-end where she
will resume her studies at Oregon
State college. She was accompanied
to Portland by her father, Harry
Tamblyn who returned home the
first of the week.
R. E. SCHOONOVER
Services for R. E. Schoonover who
passed away Oct. 1 at Lexington
were held from the Phelps Funeral
Home parlors Monday, O. Wendell
Herbison, pastor of the Church of
Christ, officiating. Mr. Schoonover
was the father of Mrs. Frank Pap
ineau, R. E. Schoonover Jr. and
Mrs. Clifford Dodge of Lexington.
Two other daughters from Boise,
Ida., one from California and one
from Gates, Ore., were here for
the funeral.
DRIVE TO PENDLETON
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Parker drove
to Pendleton Sunday, taking the
children of Mr. and Mrs. John Par
ker to their new home. The John
Parkers recently purchased resi
dence property in the vicinity of
Pendleton high school and moved
their household goods up from Port
land the past week. They sold their
home on the Willamette river.
GETS FIRST BUCK
Count among firsts of the season
one buck deer shot by Miss Colleen
Kilkenny. In company with her
mother, Mrs. Lottie Kilkenny., her
brother Bobby, Don Greener and a
friend from Portland Colleen shot
her first deer last Friday. The par
ty returned with three bucks.
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ON SICK LIST
Ilene Laughlin, head clerk at the
rationing office, has been detained
at home several days this week be
cause of illness.
GUILD MEETING
The women's auxiliary of All
Saints Episcopal church will meet
at 2:30 p. m. Friday at the parish
house.
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Heart Shields for
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BEFORE October 15!
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choose a present from our carefully selec
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and we'll wrap and mail it for you immed
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