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3 ; ! I Kinzua Socials SPRAY NEWS f.Iary VIIIIsnis Shirley and Pete Peterson and children Peri and Mark arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Mrs. Peterson's sister, Mrs. Deena Reid and family. Saturday the two families celebrated Mrs. Pet erson and Peri's birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Ray O'Neal and daughters Susan and Donna went to Pendleton on Saturday to do some shopping. The Gordon Orr family is enjoying a visit from Shirley's mother, Mrs. Mabel Erickson, Prineville. Mrs. Erickson ar rived Friday in time to attend the Bicentennial Parade in Fossil. She plans to stay in Kinzua until after grandson David Orr graduates frOm eighth grade next week. Earl and Carol Norris went to Bend on business Saturday. Jiggs and Rita Bowman were accompanied by their children Ron and Cindy when they went to Hermiston to visit Rita's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Clapper, Saturday. Sunday they went on to Echo for a family re union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curt Billings. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wil liams, Portland spent Friday night at the Gordon Orr home. The Orrs and Williams went fishing and mushrooming with good results. The Williams went camping before return ing home Sunday. C BUSY BBB is. EsstSptsa Lovely to Live in Easy to Own tzha Cczzzii Easts Homts-Apmments-Duptaxes-Offices KliSn Office - 4113 Mwy. 33 West 71-1277 Dave Moon 123 Olbnore St On Friday evening the Glen Potters and their house guests, the David Ogles, Cor vallis, were in Twickenham where they report a most interesting visit with the Homer Shells who live on what is known as the Kemp Berry Ranch, to long time residents in the area. Homer raises chukkers, wild turkeys, pheasants and Bob White quail and plans are for more. Shell's intentions made manifest by the four large incubators in operation and "expecting" at an early date. The Ogles will be remem bered by many Spray folk, having farmed at Service Creek, dating back a few years. They were dinner guests at the home of Judy and Bill Potter Sunday and left for Corvallis Monday morning. Betty Potter was in The Dalles early Sunday morning for emergency treatment fol lowing what was thought to be plant poisoning. Mrs. Potter tion at that city's Hilton Hotel May 21-22. WHEAT White Red Barlev 'S.'Xi June 3.57 June m.m June The Rod Pietila family and Allen Bradshaws. Portland, spent the weekend here at the Roy Britt home and enjoyed camping and fishing at Rowe Creek, and very successfully, state the Pietilas young son Tod and his friend Allen. The Omega Singers were here from John Day Sunday evening at the Assembly Church and included Mr. and Mrs. Ron Phillips, Rev. and Mrs. Don Frankie and Vic Fusselman. Rev. Frankie delivered the evening's message. Word was received here late Sunday that Tony Britt sus tained minor injuries when the pickup he was driving left the road three miles out of Vinson, taking the life of one passeng er. Fire destroyed the Harry . Phelps house Sunday after noon at their Corn Cob Ranch. The fire, originating in the attic of the ranch home was thought to have possibly been caused by faulty wiring. No details are yet available. Mr. and Mrs. Cap Gentry and daughter Dawna Waynet te visited briefly at the home of Dawna 's grandparents, Ray and Marie Britt, Sunday enroute from Portland to their home at Heppner. ards, the violin. . plans were completed for the Senior Citizen tour and Saturday morning at 8 a.m. Jack Jenkins drove the bus transporting the group to Mary Hill Museum for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Al Niley. Echo, Mimi Williams and the Odell Adams joined the Ron Brisbois family Wednesday evening at their ranch home for birthday cake with Ron. Tuck Jackson, Alice DeiU and the Bill Grovers were in John Day Monday, the men keeping medical appoint ments. Sgt. and Mrs. Douglas Troxell, with their daughter Michele, here from Heilbron, Germany, will be in Vale this week for the graduation of Mrs. Troxell's sister, Carol McNeil and her ensuing mar riage to Leland Bell, Ontario. Sgt. Troxell, who has been in the service of the U.S. Army the past seven years will be stationed in Germany through January I, 1977. Delores Munjar, Margaret Ashmead, June Troxell and Alice Deitz will join club members from Kinzua and Fossil May 19 and will go (o Portland for a TOPS conven- Kinzua and has been on a short vacation prior to work ing again. He enjoyed some time with his daughter, Nancy and family, Springfield, his son, Gary, and his family, Salem and a sister, Walla Walla, WA. Spending the week at the home of Alice Deitz have been her brother and sister-in-law, Bill and Alma Grover here from Myrtle Point. Mrs. Deitz and the Grovers joined Alice's daughter and her family, the Don Troxells, Sunday for a picnic and family reunion at Bull Prairie park on Heppner mountain. Present for the day were Don and June Troxell, their daughter and family, the Larry Brisbois with Marcie and Larry II, Boardman, Donny and Sue Troxell, San dy, Sgt. Douglas Troxell, here with his family from Ger many, Don Troxell's mother, Ethel; Tuck Jackson, Alice Deitz and her house guests, the Grovers. The Senior Citizens met Tuesday at the local Grange Hall. Following business pro ceedings the group enjoyed bingo. Cora Burnside was awarded the prize going to the oldest mother present, while Ixu Cress was the award winner for the largest family. There was a fine turnout for the social get-together Satur day evening sponsored by the school's S O S. Club. Entertainment was provid ed for all ages. Pinochle, bingo, movies and pop corn and it was reportedly a most enjoyable evening. The club states plans are underway for a community picnic at a later date. The third and fourth grades visited the Cooney farm this week and report enjoying and pleasant and informative tour. Mrs. Gertie Ludwig, Kla math Falls, is expected here soon where she will visit her neice and family, the Bob Petersens, and remain for Diane's graduation. Mrs. Joe Worlein left for Portland Friday, by way of Heppner, where she was joined by her daughter, Mrs. ,Wayland Hiatt. Mrs. Hiatt went on to Monmouth and will visit her daughter, Theresa, who attends college there. The ladies returned to their respective homes Sunday. Spray people in Heppner Friday included Josephine Howell, Joyce and Odell Adams, Martina Warren, the Wesley Renzemas and Gene Russell. Gene recently had the casts removed from his hands and arms after his accident at states the skin eruption 'and swelling are still quite severe and she anticipates the neces sity of returning to The Dalles for further observation. Jerry Cuthbert who farms in the Service Creek area has accepted employment with C.K. and S. Railway at Kinzua and after two days on the job reports having killed five size able rattle snakes along Thir ty Mile Creek. The Cuthberts only recently moved here from California. Jerry did not elaborate on his opinion of his change of location. Numerous people have re ported killing rattlers already and. with temperatures soar ing to 100 degree on Wednes day, summer has come to the village. Ironically and as of this moment, Dr. John comes on loud and clear announcing 32-70 degrees throughout the state, Dear Dr. John. He should take time out to visit our village here on the John Day and come up with some first hand weather reports, the likes of which might prove note-worthy indeed. Plus In deed the art of side-stepping side winders. What more may our diminitive portion of Oregon offer to make the news? O O O cA5 mm ...... .... ...-.. ...... ....-,..-, ..-... yTTTTTaTTVi,)1 ! 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