Long Trips Out
On Grid Slate
For Heppner Team
Long trips will be out for
Heppner High school football
team in the 19G2 season, Ath
letic Director Bob Cantonwine
said in releasing the schedule
for the season.
Madras is now A-l and will
not compete with Heppner. This
will be Burns' year to come to
the Mustangs' field, and so the
Heppner eleven will not make
that trip. In place of Madras, the
Mustangs will meet Pilot Rock,
a newcomer to the league, just
turned A-2.
The Mustangs wlil have four
league games and four non
leaeue contests with nil h
games opening at 8 p. m. Four
of the games will be on the
local gridiron and four will be
away.
Opening the year, Enterprise
will come here on September
14, and Condon will meet the
Mustangs on the local field on
September 21. On September 28,
the Mustangs will travel to Uma
tilla and on October 5 will meet
Stanfield there.
League season will open at
Grant Union, John Day, on Oc
tober 12, after which the Mus
tangs return home to play new
comer Pilot Rock on October 19.
Burns will meet the Mustangs
here on October 26, and the
season will be completed against
Sherman county at Moro on No
vember 2.
Mr.; pad Mrs. Roy Erickson vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bottemiller in Hillsboro
on May 12 and 13. They
were accompanied to Portland by
Pat Van Winkle who spent the
week-end with her sister, Shirley
Van Winkle.
Riverside Tops
lone Cardinals
Riverside High broke a close
game wide open in the top of
the seventh at lone May 11 and
prevented the Cardinals from
denting into the win column In
baseball this season. The visitors
won, 11-9. Trailing 6-4 as the
inning opened, the Riverside
nine racked up seven runs in the
stanza for the victory. lone came
back with two but the rally was
cut short at that point.
The visitors counted seven hits
in the big inning. Wayne Hams
went the distance on the mound
for lone but tired in the seventh.
J. Partlow and Keith shared
chucking chores for Riverside
and together held the Cardinals
to seven hits.
It was a see-saw game through
the fifth, with the lead changing
from one team to the other, but
the Riverside team stopped the
trend in their part of the seventh,
Ken Klinger led lone with two
on four trips, and one of his
hits was a double. Skoubo clout
ed a double for Riverside and
Steve and John Partlow each got
two hits in three times at bat,
Although the squad lost all
five games played this year, lone
Coach Glenn Biehl is already
looking forward to next year.
"We will have the whole infield
back," he said.
Ken Nelson, senior captain of
the team, was leading hitter for
the Cardinals with .375.
Score:
R H E
Riverside 210 100 7 11 12 5
lone 121 120 2 9 7 5
Batteries: Riverside J. Part-
low, Keith (5) and S. Partlow;
lone, Hams and Akers.
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A large and enthusiastic crowd
was on hand Sunday, May id, tor
the fourth Playday ride of the
Wrangler club with good timings
recorded in racing events for the
different age groups.
The next Playday is planned
for June 3 at the Jerry Dougherty
ranch, and will take the form of
a "tlilly-dus'.er."
Results of the last races are
as follows:
Barrel race, (11 and under)
Patti Healy, 19.; Ruby Fulleton,
20.; Shelia Luciano 22.8: Beckv
Fulleton, 23.; Judy Nyman, 23.4.
Mustang Nine
Bows to Vikings
In Season Finale
Umatilla's Vikings defeated
the Heppner Mustangs, 7 to 5
at Heppner on a rain-drenched
diamond in the final game of
the season for the home nine
Tuesday, May 8. The Mustang's
seasons record was three wins,
six losses.
The Vikings were helped by a
"leaky" Heppner infield which
committed eight errors. Umatilla
scored first with three runs in
its half of the first inning, aided
by two errors, a base on balls
and two hits.
In the second inning, two er
rors by the Mustangs gave the
Viks another boost and thev
scored two runs on only one hit
and a walk. In the third, the
visitors scored one on a walk, an
error and a hit. Kenny Smith,
Mustang pitcher, didn't allow an
other run until the seventh,
when an error and a hit scored
the Vikings' final tally.
Shutout for the first three inn
ings, Heppner came to life in
the fourth and scored two on
three walks and one hit. Ladd
Dick and Dick Springer tallied.
In the fifth, LeRoy Gardner got
hit, stole second and then stole
third. The throw was high, and
he scored as the ball bounded
into left field.
Heppner picked up two more
runs in the sixth as Dick opened
the inning with a walk and
Springer singled. Carl Bauman
then singled home a run. The
Mustangs failed to score in the
last of the seventh inning, and
the game ended with the score
5 in favor ot Umatilla.
Kenny Smith gave up six hits,
five walks and struck out four
men in his losing cause. Del
Green on the hill for Umatilla
shutout the Mustangs for three
innings. He .was later relieved by
Hiatt, and they gave up four
hits, seven walks and struck out
seven.
R HE
Heppner 000 212 0 5 4 8
Umatilla 321 000 1 7 6 2
Barrel race (12 thru 15) Jim
Barclay, 17.5; Barbara Gribble,
20.2; Mitch Ashbeck, 21.4; Patti
Collins, 21.6, and Scott Barratt,
21.8.
Barrel race (16 and over) Bob
Steagall, 18.1; Max Barclay, 18.2;
Pat Dougherty, 18.3; Katherine
Healy, 18.8, and Bill Healy, 19.4.
Kev hole race (11 and under)
Judy Nyman, 10.9; Sherri O'
Brien, 11.1; Becky Fulleton, 11.5;
Robin Nvman, 12., and Patty
Healy, 12.5.
Key hole race (12 thru 151
Barbara Gribble, Erna Winches
ter, tie, 8.9; Scott Barratt, 9.6;
Meridee Webb, 9.9; and Karla
Luciani, 10.
Key hole race (16 and over)
Roice Fulleton, 8; Katherine
Healy, 8.3; Bonnie Barratt, Pat
Dougherty, tie, 8.9, and Sherman
Murray, 9.1.
Pole race (11 and under)
Patti Healy, 13.2; Ruby Fulleton,
14.4; Becky Fulleton, 16; Marcia
Jones, 17, and Robin Nyman, 17.6.
Pole race (12 thru 15) Barb
ara Gribble, 12,3; Karla Luciano,
13.8; Dick Struekmeier, 13.9;
Merilee Murray, 14,2, and Jim
Barclay, 14.5.
Pole race (16 and over) Max
Barclay, 11.4; Bob Steagall, 11.8;
Jim Farley, 12.2; Katherine
Healy, 13.1; and Bill Healy, 13.1.
Ring race (11 and under)
Patti Healy, 19.7; Robin Nyman,
21.8; Judy Nyman, 22.1; Shelia
Luciano, 23.6, and Marcia Jones,
24.9.
Ring race (12 thru 15) Dick
Struekmeier, 13.6; Erna Winches
ter, Scott Barratt, tie, 15.9; Meri
dee Webb, 16.1, and Marilee Mur
ray, 17.
Ring race (16 and over) Roice
Fulleton, 12.9; Rod Murray, 13.4;
Cornett Green, 14.1; Max Barc
lay, 14.6, and Bob Steagall, 14.7.
Flag race (11 and under)
Ruby Fulleton, 25.9; Judy Ny
man, 28.9; Marcia Jones, 29;
Sherri O'Brien, 29.2, and Robin
Nyman, 34.6.
Flag race (12 thru 15) Mark
Murray, 2U.b; Barbara Gribble,
2U.8; Scott Barratt, 21; Jim Bare
lay, 25.6; Patti Collins, 26.
Hag race (16 and over) Kath
erine Healy, 19.5; Bill Healy, 20.4;
Max Barclay, 21.9; Bob Steagall
22, and Roice tulleton, 25.4.
Baton race relay first team,
Marlene Fetsch; second team,
Bill Healy, third team, Mark
Murray, fourth team, Jim Barc
lay, and fifth team, Patti Collins.
Class Promotions
Set For Sunday
The Methodist church school
will have a Promotion Day pro
gram Sunday, May 27 at the
10 a. m. church school hour. Each
class will contribute to the pro
gram. Certificates will be awaid-
ed on a departmental basis with
young people receiving them
who will be promoted to first
grade, fourth grade, junior high
and high school departments.
rarents are especially invited
io uie cnurcn scnooi program,
and following the regular 11
o'clock service, the teaching staff
win oe nosiesses ior a social
nour in tne parlors honoring
cnurcn scnooi members and par
ents. Mrs. Ray Williamson. Mrs
Gene Pierce, Mrs. Kenneth Batty,
lurs. n. c Anuerson, Mrs. Her
man Green, Mrs. Alvin Wagon
blast, Mrs. Austin McGhee, and
Mrs. Hugh Bran are on the
teaching staff: Mrs. Carl Me.
Daniel is church school secre
tary; Miss Shlrlev Nash, church
school pianist, and Mrs. Douglas
via, cnurcn scnooi superin
tendent.
Summer church school sessions
win continue during June and
July at the regular 9:45 hour.
Daily vacation Bible school will
ve nem June 18 to 24, between
ana a. m.
HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday, May 24, 1962
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH
Rev Raymond Beard
Heppner
Sunday Masses, 6:30 and 10.
a.m.
We join your teachers and friends in
extending congratulations for a job well
done. We join them also to wish you the
good luck in all of your future endeavors.
Wil
f kit
men s
W
son s
'The Store of Personal Service'
ear
Over The
Tee Cup
By DEE GRIBBLE
The "tee brew" is weak this
week. The reason? The weather!
Who was it who said "you
can't please everybody," etc?
Well, he surely was right. With
overcast sky May 15, eight golf
ing gals turned out to play.
Donna won for most putts on
number 2, and Hester took hon
ors for long drive on number 8.
Lessons are almost over. John
asks all golfers that haven't com
pleted all the lessons to see him
Saturday or Sunday to finish. If
you missed a lesson now is the
time to make it up.
Heard the other day that Ed
Schaffilz is a very fanatical golf
er. Seems he was seen on the
course the other day with a
fellow pulling a chaise lounge
behind him. "What's the idea?"
asked C. C. Carmichael. "Why
is your caddie dragging that
couch all over the course?" Ed
snapped, "Caddie, my foot.
That's my psychiatrist."
Attention Men! More men are
urged to take advantage of play
on Sunday morning (with no
kids or wives cluttering up the
course.) Then in the afternoon,
THE FUTURE IS
IN YOUR
Hands
CLASS AJj
OF '62 Jt'
sir
We salute each
of you for your
big achievement.
Case Furniture Co.
Naxarene Minister
To Take June Trip
Rev. M. Carlton Sober, pastor
in uie locai unurcn ot the Naz
arene, will leave' May 27 on a
month's vacation trip east. His
wife and son, Robbie, are now
visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wilson
in Arlington, Va., and will re
turn with him the first week in
July.
Rev. Sober will perform the
wedding ceremonies for his sis
ter June 1 and spend considerable
time at the homo of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Sober In
Hopewell, Va., as well as with
oilier nearby relatives.
During his absence the pulpit
here will be filled by the Rev.
Fred Weatherford of Olex, and
the Rev. Roger Atkinson of
Adams,
it's everybody play!
One of the first rules of golf
is (I quote from National Golf
Foundation) "In all your play,
remember if you do not play
according to the rules of golf,
it isn't golf you're playing."
Learn the rules of our club. You
will have more fun on the course
and so will the other golfers.
Golf is like taxes you drive
hard to make the green and
then wind up in the "hole." Bye
now.
Weekday Masses, 7:30 ajn.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
David Bauer. Pastor
Saturday services
Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m.
Church services. 11:00 am
"Quiet Hour" radio broadcast
over iuiu every Sunday, 8 p.ra
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS'
American Legion Hall
Ralph J Richards. Br. President
Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a. m.
aunaay scnooi at 10:30 a.m.
Sacrament Service at 11:30.
LEXINGTON CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Walter Smith, pastor
Sunday school, 10:00 a.m.
Worship 11:00 a.m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
lone
Mid-week cottasa Draver mop.
Ings and Bible studv. 7:30 D.m.
in homes of members.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Austin McGhee, Pastor
Church school, 9:45 a.m.
Morning worship, 11:00 a.m.
ST WILLIAMS CHURCH
lone
Rev Raymond Beard
Sunday Masses, 8:15 a.m.
IONE COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Rod MacKenzle, pastor
Church school service. 9:45
a.m. a class for everyone.
Morning WorshiD regular
schedule, 11:00 a.m.
Choir meets each Mondav
evening, a:uu p. m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Charles V Knox, minister
Morning worship at 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Homer Wolflngton, pastor
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.
Morning worship, 11:00 a.m.
Evening service 7:00 PJB.
Thursday evening, familv ser.
vices, 7:30.
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. Kenneth Robinson, pastor
Alfalfa Street
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.
Worship services, 11:00 a.m.
VALBY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. Kenneth Robinson, pastor
Worship and Sunday school
every Sunday at 9:00 a. m.
IIIHIII M I il W SXEHgaww
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. M.Carlton Sober, Pastor
Sunday school 10:00 a.m.
Worship 11:00 a.m.
Nazarene young people's soc
iety 6:45 p.m.
Evening service, 7:30 p.m.
Meeting in Seventh Dav Ad.
ventist church.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Heppner
Old City Library, City Hall
Charles Murphy, Missionary
Pastor
10:00 a.m. Sunday school.
11:00 a.m. Morning worship,
vice P'm' Sunday eveninS ser"
ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
The Rev. C. Bruce Spencer, Rector
Holy Communion dally (except
Mondavs) 7:30 A m SimHoD
:30 and 10:00 A.M.
JbtWIshk
CLASS OF '62
We hope you
will always
find success.
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