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TOP HOUSES TO PERFORM Among the county's finest horses that will be seen at Friday's show,
are left, Baldy owned and ridden by Bruce Lindsay, last year's reserve champion; and Healy's
Jet. ridden by Mrs Kathryn Healy and owned by Mr and Mrs Bill Healy. It was the champion
performance horse for the last two years, and was to have been entered this year but was injured
recently. Presenting the ribbons is Fred Mankin, superintendent of the horse show.
Kenneth Jones
Wins 1st in Shoot
Word was received this week
that Kenneth Jones, lone, recelv.
ed first place In the Grand Amer
ican champion of champions In
the junior division at the Nat
ional Trap Shoot Monday at Van
dalia, Ohio. He broke 100 out
of 100.
Monday was the first day of
the shoot, the previous three
days were preliminaries.
Kenneth advised his mother,
Mrs Lawrence Jones, of his a
ward by phone Monday night.
His father accompanied him to
Ohio and they plan to return by
Sunday.
Polio Shots Urged
On All Residents
The local chapter of the Nat
ional Foundation is urging those
who haven't had polio shots to
have them now while there is
vaccine available. September Is
a peak polio month and every
one from babies to persons 40
and older should be protected,
the county health office said this
week.
Chapter officers state that
many mothers and fathers are
careful to have their children
protected, but forget about them
selves. For those who have had three
shots, a booster Is recommended
one year after the third shot for
further immunity.
Vaccine is available to all lo
cal physicians.
GUEST PASTOR
The Rev Charles Knox, pastor
of the Ileppner Christian church,
will be the guest minister at the
Methodist church. Sunday dur
ing the absence of Rev McGhee
who is on vacation.
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Thursday, August 27, 1958
Final Rites For
Louis C Bergevin
Held in Pendleton
Louis C Bergevin, Pendleton,
for many years a rancher in
Morrow and Umatilla counties,
died Saturday night at Baker of
a heart attack. He was 64 years
of age.
Mr Bergevin was born April
7, 1895, in Athena, the son of
a pioneer family, who settled in
Eastern Oregon and Washington
before the Whitman massacre
and he was well known through
out both states. He operated ran
ches In Umatilla and Morrow
counties until 1955 when he re
tired and moved to Pendleton to
make his 'home.
He was a member of St Mary's
Catholic church and a life mem
ber of the Elks lodge.
His first wife, Edith, died in
1953 and he was married to Ina
Lyons in Pendleton in 1956.
Requiem mass was at St
Mary's church in Pendleton at
10 a m today with interment at
Olney cemetery there.
Mr Bergevin is survived by his
wife, Ina, Pendleton; one son
Denward, lone; one daughter,
Mrs Betty J Garvey, San Jose,
Calif; five grandchildren; one
brother, Al Bergevin, Sacramen
to, Calif; three sisters, Mrs Ivan
Yeagel, Seattle; Mrs Ed Ather
ton, Pendleton; Mrs Mike Estes,
Walla Walla; step children, Jack
and Donald Mayer Portland,
Lawrence Mayer, Seattle; and
Mary Lou Sterkel, San Francisco.
Pvt Larry Fetsch, who is sta
tioned with the Army in Kansas,
arrived last Thursday to spend
a 15 day furlough with his par
ents, Mr and Mrs Al Fetsch.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Smith of
Coos Bay were visiting here last
week with Mr and Mrs Jack Van
Winkle and Mr and Mrs LeRoy
Gardner. Lenny and Lane Smith,
who had been visiting at the
Van Winkle home, returned
home with their parents.
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HOSPITAL NEWS
New Arrival To Mr and Mrs
Ray Paplneau. Lexington, an 8
lb 4 oz boy born Aug 21, named
Curtis Jay.
Patients Inez Meador, Hepp
ner; Floyd Rich, Arlington, dis
missed; C II Swarzbold; Donna
Ashley, Fossil, dismissed; Esley
Walker, Heppner; Carol Asher,
Fossil, dimissed; William Frea
uff, Kinzua, dismissed; Barbara
Mortimore, Kinzua, dismissed;
Rita Sumner, Arlington, dismiss
ed; Luella Montgomery, Hepp
ner, dismissed; Ora Evans, Hep
pner; Lynne Cook, Salem, dis
missed; Mike Monroe, Kinzua,
dismissed; Kenneth Blake, Hepp
ner; Robert Ferrell, Kinzua;
Mary Connor, Heppner; Ruby
Nichols, lone; Keith Rea, lone;
David Peterson, Condon; Lynn
Thomas. Heppner.
Nazarene Church to
Hold Services
In Heppner Sundays
The lone Church of the Naz
arene is in the process of moving
the church from lone to Heppner
and temporary pastor, Rev Har
old Gilliam announced this week
that services will be held tem
porarily in the Heppner Seventh
Day Adventist church.
Sunday school will start at
10 a m, morning worship at 11
o'clock and the evening service
at 7:45.
lone Names School
Advisory Group
A five-member school advisory
committee was elected Wednes-
rlav niirht at Innp from rpslHpnts
of lone, Lexington and Cecil
communities. The group will
oversee the operation of the lone
schools, where students from all
three communities will attend
classes.
Chosen by the group were
Bryce Keene, Don McElligott and
Mrs Earl McCabe of lone; Mrs
Jack Barak of Lexington, and
Jack Hynd of Cecil.
Thirty-two persons attended
the meeting.
Justice and
Municipal Courts
Jon Roger Blake, no hand
brake, $10 fine.
Patrick O'Brien, overwidth
load, $10 fine suspended.
Church Guild Group
Enjoys Wallowa Trip
The boys of St Albln's guild
of All Saints Episcopal church
spent two days last week camp
ing at Wallowa Lake. They were
accompanied by the Rev Bruce
Spencer and Winn Crist.
Those going were Gerald
Bunch, Stuart Gribble, Mike
Crist, Eric Anderson, Neal Pen
land, Arthur Burkenblne, Alvin
Ayers, Bruce Spencer, and Tim
Drtscoll.
PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr and Mrs Larry R Huffman
(Nancy Wright! of Tampa, Flor
ida are the parents of a 6 lb
9Vi oz boy born August 22 and
named Lawrence Robert Huff
man III.
Grandparents are Mr and Mrs
Oral Wright of Seattle, Wash and
Mr and Mrs Lawrence R Huff
man, Sr of Memphis, Tennessee.
The baby has one sister, Lisa
Loree.
Mr and Mrs Garnet Barratt
left for Pendleton Sunday for a
few days.
Wranglers To Again
Serve Sunday A M
Cowboy Breakfast
Members of the Wranglers are
again making plans to feed up
wards of 50o hungry cowboys
and townspeople at their annual
cowboy breakfast Sunday morn
ing. Serving for the general public
will start at 7 o'clock at the
club house on the fair grounds
and it is hoped that everyone
can be filled with real Eastern
Oregon food by 10 a m.
Mrs Lowell Gribble is general
chairman for the breakfast.
Special Swimming
Hours Slated
Special hours have been set
for this weekend at the Heppner
swimming pool so that there will
be no conflict with rodeo shows.
On both Saturday and Sundty
the pool will be open only from
5 to 7 o'clock.
The pool will remain open un
til Monday, Sept 7.
HEPPNER VISITS HEPPNER
Allen G Heppner, his wife and
two children of Moundridge,
Kansas stopped in Heppner last
week to look over the town which
carries his name. He possibly Is
a distant relative of Henry Hepp
ner, the town's founder.
Heppner was driving highway
30 when he noticed road signs
pointing to Heppner and took the
side trip to look the town over.
SONS VISIT
Dr and Mrs A D McMurdo were
surprised Saturday when their
son, Dr Bernard McMurdo of San
Mateo, Calif, flew in for a visit.
He had stopped in Corvallis to
pick up his brother Scott and
Miss Connie Relgle and landed
in Lexington one hour and nine
minutes out of Corvallis.
RAINBOW GIRLS TO MEET
Ruth Assembly, Rainbow for
Girls will hold their first fall
meeting Sept 7, 7:30 p m. Elec
tion of officers will be held.
OES TO MEET
Ruth Chapter No 32, Order of
the Eastern Star will hold their
first fall meeting Sept 11, 8:00
p m.
FIRE BURNS GRASS
A grass fire burned several
acres of grass Wednesday morn
ing at the Don Llnnell ranch
three miles west of Morgan. The'
lone fire department answered
the call and aided in keeping
the blaze away from a barn.
Mrs Walter Barger and three
children of Gresham are visiting
at the home of Mr and Mrs W
C Collins. Mr Barger will join
them here on Saturday.
Miss Karen Valentine, who has
been in Santa Rosa, California
during the summer, is recuper
ating from a car accident, at the
home of her parents, Mr and
Mrs Jlm Valentine,
Jim Thomson and son Bruce
returned Tuesday from Portland
where they visited the Centen
nial Exposition.
Today (Thursday) Mrs James
Thomson went to Wind Moun
tain Girl Scout camp near Stev
enson, Wash to get her daugh
ter, Meredith, who has -been a
counselor for the summer.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mayer
and Susan of Lebanon visited
Sunday at the home of Mr and
Mrs Robert Penland.
Mr and Mrs Glen Nyman and
daughters. Judy and Robin who
have been visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr and Mrs Har
old Evans left Wednesday for
their home at Seattle.
Mr and Mrs Don Markoff of
Portland were guests last week
at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry
Bongers, and Saturday guests at
the Bongers home were Mr and
Mrs Joe unningham and three
children of Walla Walla.
Mr and Mrs Ernie Winchester
and daughter Erna Lynn return
ed Saturday night by plane from
Boston, Mass where they were
visiting relatives.
Mrs Jack Loyd and son Tim
were in John Day for the week
end. Tim remained at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs Charle9
Trowbridge for about a week's
visit.
Dwight Clift of Pendleton Is
visiting at the home of his aunt
and uncle, Mr and Mrs Bill Turn
er for the past week.
Mike Slyter of Seattle has been
visiting for the past month at
the home of his grandparents,
Mr and Mrs Ambrose Chapin.
Mr and Mrs Harold Becket re
turned last week from Portland
where they visited relatives and
also attended the Centennial Ex
position. Mr and Mrs Clifford Powell of
Corona, California were guests
last week at the home of his sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr and
Mrs George Blakney.
CAPITAL PA.1ADE
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DAVID EPPS SCHOLARSHIP
A $500 physical education
scholarship in memory of David
C Epps of Sweet Home, late state
Democratic chairman, has been
established by Senator and Mrs
Richard L Neuberger.
The Neubergers said the
money for the scholarship was
from income he received for a
recent article, "When I Learned
I Had Cancer," he wrote for
Harper's magazine.
The senator specified that
there shall be no religious, pol
itical, color or sex limitations on
applicants for the scholarship.
Neuberger has provided similar
funds from his writing income
at 12 colleges.
KHRUSHCHEV SHOULD SEE
Here are the recommendations,
as voiced in the Senate by. Sen
ator Neuberger in answer to the
question what should Khrush
chev see in America?
1. The National Institute of
Health af Bethseda, Md., where
skilled researchers are seeking
the answers to diseases which
afflict Russians as well as all
members of the human rac.
2. A typical American gram
mar school anywhere in the land
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3. The Grand Canyon of the
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4. A religious service at some
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POLITICAL SQUEAKS
Rumor is prevalent that Gov
ernor Hatfield will ask for the
resignation of Julius R Jensen,
director of the Department of
Planning and Development.
Peter Gunnar, State GOP
Chief and Senator Neuberger ev
idently know all about gas and
mileage. They are having an
ante-over newspaper scrap, ac
cusing one another of various
small-time practices. Percentage
wise Gunnar is getting the most
publicity, which he can use,
while Senator Neuberger never
gets off page one.
On Sunday, Mr and Mrs Phil
Blakney were in Walla Walla
for a day of golfing.
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Mrs Dorothy Bailey spent the
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her son and family, Mr and Mrs
Glen Merritt
Mr and Mrs J A Lovgren of
Portland and Mrs Vic Lovgren
and son Dean were in Louis
Creek, B C visiting at the home
of Mrs Vic Lovgren's son, Mr and
Mrs Larry Lovgren for a week.
They returned Saturday.
Those enjoying an outing
hunting opals Sunday at Opal
Butte were Mr and Mrs James
Farley and Trisha and Shanny,
Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson and
Eric, Steve, and Charles- and Mr
and Mrs Alex Thompson and
Brian.
Maria Hughes of Portland is
visiting this week at the home
of her aunt and uncle, Mr and
Mrs Don Bellenbrock.
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