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HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday. September 13, 1962 More 1962 Morrow County Fair Following are more winners of premiums at the Morrow county fair, listed in order of placing so that it is not nec essary to repeat "first, sceond, thirdi etc." More winners will be published in ensuing papers as space is available until all have been printed. Open class textile painting, group 1: Ida Farra, second place. Group 1 a: Martha King, Becky Tabor, Martha King, Ida Farra. Free hand: Ida Farra, second place. Group 3 A: Martha King, Becky Tabor, Ida Farra. Group 3 B: Ida Farra. Group 4: Ida Slaughter, Irrigon, Ida Farra. Group 4 A: Emma Drake, Becky Tabor, Ida Farra. Group 4 B: Ida Farra, Ella Adlard. Group 5: Minnie Skiles, Ida Slaughter, Ida Farra. Group 5 A: Martha King, Viola Gilman, Becky Tabor. Group 5 B: Lois Winchester, Ida Farra, Ella Adlard. Group G: Em ma Drake, Minnie Skiles, Ida Slaughter. Group 6 A: Ida Farra, Martha King. Group 6 B: Ida Far ra, Lois Winchester. Group 7: Minnie Skiles, Ida Slaughter. Group 7 A: Ella Adlard, third place. Group 7 B: Ella Adlard, Ida Farra. Group 8: Minnie Skiles, Ida Slaughter, Ida Farra. Group 8 A: Ida Farra, Martha King, Becky Tabor. Group 8 B: Ida Farra. Group 9 Minnie Skiles, Ida Slaughter, Ida Farra. Group 9 A: Martha King, Becky Tabor Ida Farra. Group 9 B: Lois Win chester, Ida Farra, third place. Group 10: Minnie Skiles, Ida Slaughter. Group 10 A: Becky Tabor, Ruth Bergstrom, Diana Warren. Group 10 B: Ida Farra, Ella Adlard, Lois Winchester. Group 11: Minnie Skiles, Ida Slaughter, Ida Farra. Group 11 A: Becky Tabor, Ida Farra, Martha King. Group 11 B: Ida Farra, sec ond place. Group 12: Ida Slaugh 1or Ella Adlard. Ida Farra. Group 12 A: Becky Tabor, Marlh:i King, Iila Farra. Group 12 B: Ella Adlard, Lois Winchester, Ida Farra. Group 13: Minnie Skiles, Ella Adlard, Ida Farra. Group 13 A: Martha King, second place: Ida Farra third place. Group 11: Minnie Skiles, Ida Slaughter, Ida Farra. Group 14 A: Martha King. Ida Farra. Group 11 B: Ella Ad lard, Ida Farra. Group 15: Minnie Skiles, Emma Drake, Lois Win Chester. Group l!i A: Becky Ta bor, Ida Farra, Lois Winchester. Group 15 B: Ida Farra, Lois Win chester. Group 1li: Minnie Skill's, Ida Farra, third place. Group Hi A: Ida Farra, Martha King, Viola Gilman. Group 10 B: Lois Win chester, second place; Ida Farra, third place. Child's entry on textile paint ing, group 17: Cheryl Edwards, second place; Erna Winchester third place. Group 19: Erna Win chester, second place; Cheryl Ed wards, third place. Group 20: Erna Winchester, second place. Group 21: Erna Winchester, third place. Group 22: Ivan Adlard, Erna Winchester, third place. Group 23: Erna Winchester, sec ond place. Group 21: Erna Win Chester, third place. Group 25: Etna Winchester second place' Group 20: Erna Winchester, sec ond place; Ivan Adlard, third place. Group 20 A: Ivan Adlard, third place. Group 27: Erna Win chester. Group 28: Erna Win chester, third place. Group 29: Erna Winchester third place. Group 30: Erna Winchester, third place. Group 31: Erna Winchest er. Group 32: Erna Winchester, third place. Picture tube paint ing, Janice Snider, second place Open class ceramics, group I: Judy Uranium, Dorothy Bauer, Mary Ann Peck. Group 3: Bea l.ueiana, Dee Grihhle, Minnie Skiles. Child's entry: Erna Win chester, Christy Walkins. Group 1: Bea l.ueiana, Mrs. G. A. Hut ( hens. Group 5: Mary Ann Peck. Group (i: Mrs. I!. G. Wat kins Child's entry: Terry Peck, Christy Watkins. Group 7': Ella Adlard Child's entry: Ivan Adlard, Linda Lee Bauer. Group S: Mrs. G. A. Ilutchens, Mrs. 1!. G. Watkins. Group It: Mrs. G. A. Ilutchens. Mrs. I!. G. Watkins. Group 12: Nora Neil, Ida Farra, Edith ISahb. Child's entry: Barbara Grihhle. Group l(i: Larry Anderson, sec ond place. Child's entry: Ivan Adlard, second place. Group 17: lionnie lieekel, Jim ISarclay, Lc' Daggett. Group IS: Kenneth l'eck,, Bill Farra. Group 19. Vir ginia Stillman, Minnie Skiles. Child's entry: Mary Alice Bauer. Larry Anderson, Helen Anderson. Emma Drake, Irene Potts. Group 22: Mary Alice Bauer, Minnie Skiles, Ella Adlard. Child's entr : Mary Alice Bauer, third place. Copper work, group 1: Emma Drake. Child's entry: Hobby Peck. Group !: Emma Drake, third place. Toys, group I: Belie Mini kcrs, second place. Child's entry: Frances Abrams. Open class knitting, group 1 A: Mildred Davidson, Lexington. Delele Chapel. Group 1 B: Owen eth Green, Faye Ferguson, Jean Siewert. Group 1 C: Martha Peck. Lexington, Mildred Davidson, Lexington, Dorothy Bauer. Group 2 B: Helen Stevens, Minnie Skiles Irrigon, Delsie Chapel. Group 3 B: Dorothy Bauer, Mrs. Lawrence Becket, Airs. Jack llealv. Group 5 B: Mrs. Jack llcnly, Jean Stock aid, Mrs. Lawrence Beckett. Group 5 C: Mildred Davidson. Helen Stevens, Dorothy Bauer. Group (i: Dee Grihhle. 'Group 7: Helen Stevens, Delia Corson, lone Group 7 A: Virginia Koscwall, Opal Cook, Dorothy Bauer, Group 9: Ruth Van Winkle. Group 9 A: Mildred Davidson. Open class needlework, crochet afghan: Mrs. John Rrosnan. Pin dy Casebeer. Virginia Roscwall. Buffet set: Minnie Skiles, Becky Tabor, Nina Stonefield. HuflVt set: Virginia Rosewall, second place. Scarf: Mrs. Marion Finch, Becky Tabor. Chair set: Minnie Skiles. Ida Farra. Scarf: Stella O'Mcara, Margaret Dubuq u e , Nina Stonetield. Group 1: uia Farra, second place. Group 8: Minnie Skiles, Dorothy Bauer, Laura Moyer. Group u: Lioroiny Bauer, Laura Moyer, Minnie Skiles. Group 10: Becky Tabor, Minnie Skiles, Alice sowaru. r'r,in 11 r Helrn Stevens. Minnie Skiles. Group 12A: Minnie Skiles, Ida Farra, Kutn Bergsirom. Group 12B: Marilyn Bergstrom, Minnie Skiles, Ida Farra. Group 12C: Minnie Skiles, Mrs. Arthur Keene, Mrs. Orille Weiss. Group 12D: Minnie Skiles, Ida harra. Group 13: Alice Soward, Helen Stevens, Doroiny uauer. i.ioup 14: Virginia Rosewall, Verle Fredrickson. Group 15: Mabel Cotter. Group 10: Dorothy Bauer. Group 17: Emma Drake, second place. Group 18: Ida Olson, Ellen Moore, Alice Lultrell. Group 19: Beulah Florence, Clara Gertson, Dorothy Bauer. Group 22: Millie Winters, Ida Olson. Group 16: Helen Stevens, Delsic uiapot, Flossie Marick, lone. Group iv. Verle Fredrickson. Group 25: Mrs. Arthur Keene. Group 27: Joan Smith, Lexington, Minnie Skiles, Laura Moyer. Group 29: N no Stonetield, Ida farra, Minnie Skiles. Group 29A: Nine Stonefield, Judy Gentry, Anna Bauer. Group 30: Minnie Skiles, Ida Farra. Group 31: Alice Sow ard. Nine Stonefield, Ellen Moore. Group 33: Prudy Case- beer, Group 34: Emma Brestiears, Lexington, Dorothy Bauer, third place. Group 35: Linda Bauer, Dorothy Bauer, Mrs. Jack Healy. Group 30: Minnie Skiles. Group 37: Dorothy Bauer, second place. Group 37A: Opal Cook. Group 38: Anita Bauer, Dorothy Bauer, Mary Alice Bauer. Group 38: Ida Farra, second place. Group 41: Ida Farra. Group 42: Minnie ci, :(,. Orii t.1- Prtirlv ('lp. ,miii ,-i, 'iuu, 11. "".7 beer, Ellen Moore. Group 45A: I Dorothy Bauer. Group 10: Minnie I Skiles, Ida Slaughter, Dorothy I Bauer. Group 47: Minnie Skiles, Mda Slauehler. Groun 48: Verle Fredrickson, Alice Soward, Opal Cook. Gruop 50: Marilyn Berg strom. Group 51: Helen Olson. Group 52: Minnie Skiles, Laura Mover, Emma Drake. Group :!A: Virginia Rosewall. Ginny Lou Turner. Joan Smith. Group m: Dorothy Bauer, Mrs. John Bros- nan. Mary Alice Bauer. Group 54: Ida Farra, Becky Tabor. Group 57: Ida Farra. Group 58: Pearl Steers. Group 59: Ida Farra. Group 02: Ruth Bergstrom. Ida Farra. Group 01: Mrs. B. J. Doherty, Mrs. Orvillc Weiss, Nan cy Doherty. Group 05: Laura Moyer. Group (50: Minnie Skiles, Evelyn Farrens, Alice Soward. Group 08: Edna Turner. Ida SlauL'hter. Minnie Skiles. Group 08A: Ruth McCabe, Carolyn Mc Cabe. Group 09: Mrs. P.. J. Do lierty, Margaret Duburiue, Ruth McCabe. Four-1 1 southdown ewe lambed before 1901, David Hall. Ch -viol ewe lamb; (Virol Rawlins, Tom Rawlins. Kamhouillct yearling ewe: Palti Ilealy. Market lambs, blackface sires: Steve McDaui", Palti Healv, Jimmie Ashbeek. Da vid Hall. " Market lambs. Iurhf- weight southdown: David Ander son, Tony Doherty, Maureen Dougherty, Kit Anderson. Mark et lambs, middleweight, south down: Terryl Greenup, Nancy Do herty, Steve Pettyjohn. Market lambs heavy southdown: Terryl Greenup, Karen Nelson, David Anderson, Sue Greenup. Market lambs whiti'face sires: Carol Rawlins, Tom Rawlins, Tom Rawlins. Grand champion market lamb, Terryl Greenup; reserve, David Anderson. Pen of three lambs, -1 11, Bill Greenup, Sue Greenup. Pen of three lambs. Terryl Greenup, also grand champion pen. Breeding flock, Terryl Greenup. Southdown ram, Torrvl Greenup. Junior sheep showmanship, I II group 1: I.arrv Pettyjohn, Steve McDaniet, Palii ilealy, Bill Greenup. Group 2: Nancy Do herty, Kit Anderson, David Hall, Steve Pettyjohn. Champion jun ior sheep showman, Kit Ander son; reserve, Nancy Doherty. In termediate sheep showmanship, group 1: Maureen Dohertv. Sher idan Wyman, Carol Rawlins. Karen Nelson. Group 2: David Anderson, Terryl Greenup, Tony Doherty. Tom Rawlins. Cham pion intermediate sheep show manship, David Anderson; re serve Maureen Doherty. Senior sheep showmanship, Martha Do herty. (Irani! champion sheep showmanship, David Anderson; reserve, Maureen Doherty. Style revue, phase 7; blue rib bon: Libhy Van Sehoiaek, Julie Pleiffer. Red ribbon: Beverly Davidson. Phase 0, Blue ribbo,: Penny Jones, Irrigon; Chloe Me yuaw, Board m a n ; S a u d r a Thorpe, Boardman. Phase 5. blue ribbon: l.eora Van Winkle, Lex ington; Arleta McCabe, lone: roil ribbon: Margaret Green, Tamara Smith. Phase 1. blue ribbon: Jean Siewert, Jeanette Ledbct ter, Lexington; Judy Smith. Anna Mae McQuaw, B o a r d m a n ; Dewena West, Boardman; red ribbon: Jean Stockard, Lynn Burkenbine. Sheridan Wyman, Karen Hams. Elaine Gaarsland, lone; Frauell Walker, Boardman. Phase 3, blue ribbon: Theresa Munkcrs, Lexington; Carol Raw lins, Doniece and Bemieeo Mai thews, lone- Karen Nelson, lone; Kay Daggett, Joan Stockard: red ribbon: Teresa Thorpe, Hoard man; Susan Drake. Pam Proud foot, lone; Nonda Clark. Rogenia Wilson. Phase 2. blue ribbon: Kathy Keene, lone; Jill Padborg. Lexington; Christine Munkcrs, Lexington; Mary Pierce, Teresa Harshnian. Bonnie Akers, loiu ; Linda Williams. lone; Teresa Stefaiu. lone; red ribbon: Maure en McEUigolt, lone: Betty llaus lor, lone; Bonnie Morgan, lone; Teresa Tucker, lone; Janice Sni der, lone; Linda Nichols, lone- Holstein producing cow, 4-II. Richard Willard, Echo. Holstein cow and calf, Richard Willard, Echo. Holstein, over one year under two: Tony Doherty, Maure en Doherty, Martha Doherty, Nancy Doherty. Holstein, under 6 months: Karen Edwards. Cham pion, ' Richard Willard; reserve, Tony Doherty. Guernsey producing cow, 4-11: Terryl Greenup, Barbara Bloods worth, Barbara Bloodsw o r t h . Guernsey calved in 1960: Barbara Bloodsworth. Guernsey, one year, under two: Alfred Drake, Terryl Greenup, Candace Papineau, Jim Bloodsworth. Guernsey under one year: David Wright, David Wright. Kristin Nelson. lone; Sue Greenup. Guernsey under six months: Constance Papine a u , Lexington; Judy Jones, Sheridan Wvman. Champion, lerryl Greenup; reserve, Alfred Drake. Brown Swiss, 4-II: Keith Nel son, lone. Groun 1 iuriior dairy showman ship: Candace Papineau, Lexing ton; Karen Edwards, Lexington; Nancy Campbell, Lexington; Constance Papineau, Lexington. Groun 2: Kristin Nelson, lone; Jim Bloodsworth, David Wright, Nancv Doherty. Champion junior showmansnop, Kristin iNeison; reserve, Candace Papineau. Inter mediate dairy showmanship: Judy Jones, Tony Doherty, Alfred Drake, Barbara Bloodsworth. Sen ior dairy showmanship: Richard BUCK LIEUALLEN, Pendleton, who always provides interesting entries in the Morrow County Rodeo parade, added an intriguing touch to his entry in the surrey division this year, equipping his team with the old-time fly nets. Lieuallen (at the reins) won first in the division. (G-T Photo) Willard, Martha Dohertv. Cham pion dairy showmanship, Richard wmara reserve, rony uoneny. Market hops. 4-H Iientweieht: J Cherilyn Smou se, Cherllyn Smouse, Larry Pettyjohn, Steve 'Pettyjohn. Heavy market hogs, Virgil Morgan, lone' A 1 1 y n Witherrite, Echo; John Rawlins, Everyone Enjoys Better Eating at Less Cost the Year 'Round with a HO Pacific Power & Light Premium Winners Listed MR Ml James McGinnis, Irrigon. Grand champion hog, Cherilyn Smouse; reserve, Cherilyn Smouse. Pen of three market hogs, 4-H: Mitchell Ashbeek, Echo, Richard Witherrite, Echo. Pen of three feeders: Charles Nelson, lone; Jimmy Ashbeek, Echo; John Raw lins. Gilt under one year; pa- An electric home freezer means convenience. Ifs Eke haying a grocery, meat market, bakery and delicatessen, all open 24 hours a day-right in your own home! A home freezer means economy, too. You can buy in season when fruits and vegetables are plentiful and in low cost -freeze and serve throughout the yearl And a home freezer will come in mighty handy if Dad likes to hunt. Extra ;jwl, fish and game can be stored - easily and safely for out-of-season treats later on. See your appliance dealer for your electric freezer, today. It's the ideal way to serve better meals faster at substantial savings - all year 'rouodl louse: Karen Edwards, Lexing ton; Yorkshire: Constance Papin eau, Lexington; Candace Papin eau, Lexington. Berkshire: Dale Van Blokland; Poland China: Charles Nelson, Lexington; Jimmy Bloodsworth. Junior hog showmanship group 1: Larry Pettyjohn, John Rawlins, You Live Buffer.., Electrkdhl Richard Witherrite, Charles Nel son. Group 2: Steve Pettyjohn, Candace Papineau, Lexington; Jimmy Bloodsworth, Karen Ed wards. Champion junior show manship: Steve Pettyjohn; re serve: Larry Pettyjohn. Interme diate hog showmanship: Jimmy Ashbeek, Echo: Mitchell Ash beck, Echo; Virgil Morgan, lone; Cherilyn Smouse, lone. Champion hog showmanship: Steve Petty john; reserve, Larry Pettyjohn. Death Takes Former Heppner Pastor W. O. Livingstone, a former pastor of the First Christian church of Heppner, died in Hood River Tuesday, September 4. He was the pastor here when the old church burned in 1922 and was very active in the erection of the present building, as well as organizing and leading the first boy scout troop here. Since his retirement from the active ministry, he had made his home in Hood River with his daughter, Mrs. Lois Talbot. He was 92 years of age at the time of his death. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Parker, close friends of the Livingstones, were present for the funeral ser vices, as they were visiting their son and family in Hood River at the time. Trifles make perfection and perfection is no trifle. Michelangelo
