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TEN-The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 4, 1978
o Kinzua news
Barbara Pike 768-2861
Six tables pf pinochle play
ers enjoyed an evening of good
company, fun cards and
delicious refreshments at the
Pinochle Party sponsored by
the Kinzua TOPS Club Satur
day evening. The party was
the Kinzua clubs last money
raising event in a long series
of fund raisers that club
members have sponsored to
earn money for the TOPS
State Convention to be held in
Bend May 5-6.
Winners for the evening's
play included Bob Taylor,
Men's High; Sandy William
son, Women's High; Bonnie
Campbell, Women's Low; and
Johnnie Jackson, Men's Low.
Hazel Tripp and Mike were
the winners of the pinochle
prizes. Door prize winners
were Vi Slinkard and Henry
Spivey.
The days are going by, April's
over and May brings an
ever-growing trickle of
families leaving Kinzua for
the last time. Most are still
living here while they make
plans, or having made their
plans, are house or apartment
hunting. A fortunate few are
busy painting, cleaning or
remodeling before moving
into their new residences.
Betty and Hershel Murdock
spent most of last week
working on their new home in
Tygh Valley. Betty won't be
leaving us for a while she is
one the busiest, most involved
people I know and she will be
winding up her various re
sponsibilities before making
her final move.
The Raymond Reid family
went to Heppner Saturday to
finish the work on the house
they purchased in Heppner.
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Irrigon news
Francis Rose
Wilson
922-3352
Pastor Allen Gordanier,
Irrigon, announces that the
King Family of Riverbank,
Cal. will present a gospel
program of music on Sunday
morning, May 7, at the 11 a.m.
service at the Irrigon Assem
bly of God.
The King family will be the
musical guests in Boardman,
at Riverside High School
Sunday evening, May 7, at 7
p.m. Pastor Roy Plant ex
tends an invitation to the
public.
The Rev. Larry King has
been involed in a musical
ministry since 1966. He tra
veled with a singing group in
1969 to Vietnam. Other mem
bers of the family include his
wife Susan, daughter Debbie,
16, who plays the piano, son
Keith, 15, who plays drums,
daughter Rondi, 14, who plays
bass and daughter Leslie, 12.
The family has traveled
through Cal., Arizona, and
New Mexico and have done
mission work among the
American Indians. Mr. King
helped to organize a weekly
television show which has
become known as "The
Grande Ole Gospel".
Cora Burnside of Spray
celebrated her 90th birthday
Easter Sunday with more than
100 relatives coming from
Pennsylvania, California and
Oregon. Among the descen
dants were her daughter Lola
Breeding and granddaughter
Joan Smith of Irrigon and
great-granddaughter Lola
Humphrey and her two sons,
great greats of Lexington.
There were four families
present representing five gen
erations, with three of the
families being descendants of
Lola Breeding.
Six sons and four daughters
of Cora Burnside gathered for
the celebration and family
reunion. Lola Breeding spent
a week with her mother in
Spray.
Ray, Dana and Lana returned
to Kinzua with Mark Peterson
to take part in the archery
shoot on Saturday afternoon.
Mark's mother, Shirley Peter
son, stayed in Heppner to help
Deena and DeRina at the
house. The ladies spent the
night at the Peterson home in
Hermiston, returning to Hepp
ner Sunday to do some more
work on the house. They Were
joined by Carol Griffin and her
sons Matt and Mike, Hermis
ton. The group enjoined a
picnic and a surprize birthday
party for Carol before return
ing to their homes.
Robert and Hazel Reid,
lone, were joined by his
daughter Roberta Conlee and
family for a day of fishing on
Sunday. They reported the
fishing at Camp Five to be
slow for some and excellent
for others.
Rita Bowman went to Ar
lington Wednesday to meet
Dr. John Radermachert, Pen
dleton. John, who is recover
ing from an attack of mono
spent the rest of the week
resting at the Bowman home.
He was joined by his wife
Merriloe and their sons Fri
day evening. Other friends
and family members arriving
at the Bowman home Friday
evening included daughter
and son-in-law, Sara and Dave
Riney, and Brian Say, all of
Prineville. The Bowmans' son
and daughter-in-law, Ron and
Ginger Bowman, Fossil,
joined the family group for
dinner both days.
Don and Barbara Pike went
to Orofina, Idaho for the
weekend to attend a reunion of
members of the Taggert
family. Among those present
was Don's mother Evelyn
Taggert Austin and her hus
band George. The Austins are
former residents of Wasco and
now are living in Stevensville,
Montana. The Pikes went on to
Pierce, Idaho Sunday after
noon to visit her uncle, Albert
Engle and family before
making the trip home.
Senior Menu
Tuesday, May 9
Turkey and dressing casserole
Mashed potatoes, green beans
Cole Slaw, bread slices and
butter
Banana pudding and cookies
Wednesday, May 10
Mother's Day Dinner
Swiss steak and gravy
Baked potatoes & butter
Buttered beets, tossed green
salad
Biscuits, rhubarb cake with
topping
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