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Sixty-Fourth Year No. 33 Moro, Oregon Friday, Jnue 20, T h e se \ T h in g s We N ote Grass Valiev Grain Growers Pay Final Elevator Debt By Giles L* French Senator Morse says he will re main silent in the campaign if Taft is nominated. Hm-m-m, som ething to think about. J 1 W N T he bill for social security benefits is now about to pass ^ U^ n t £ sit m ^ w r a e r a n d The annual meeting of the Gras;? Valley Grain Growers was held last Saturday and the re- n o r t nr tha .1 the member« JK a T 1 ti tO ¿r s a i d A" ita Ho<y - er sain that the n r o f i t f n r » h a I ta , to patrons. o Since the date of the audit, May 31, the Organization h as paid the last of its indebtedness s0"16 *®8,750, thua completing y X * Donald Ellis School Directors Killed In Action Chosen W ith Few 1952 Kent Start of 500 Voters Approve Mile Pigeon Race Ciiy Levy; Insure Contests For Places In Korea County Official Paper Continued Drilling 3nd M/ S' Li" E ,l‘8 received froin the w ar depart- [n e n t W ednesday afternoon tell- Jug them that their son, Donald n a v i a cniu XaH l ih . j “ 2 “ ? 5 . T a: J “.n e l 3 Young Ellis was here before ^tdAfhtg th®,service. He had been overseas 16 months as a member Co A- 178th Regimental Com- bat Team, 45th (Thunderbirtl) «‘vision, which was originally He t a ^ ^ ^ t X T w a S Election of school directors in the eeven districts of Sherman u county caused little excitement The election to determ ine whe- in the Moro district C harles-TO r o f not the city of Moro Burnet was chosen for the three could levy above the six per- year term w ith 73 votes to 31 cent'liVnit was decided T u e ftta 3 «__~ ______ . «*>»»« were 25 ballots uncounted because of lack of an X before the name or other irregularities. Some failed to w rite any name At Wasco Steve O’Meara was elected to the school - board to X t h X to r u ^ a g a i n " 110 "* Moro Agrees To Build High School Some 600 pigeons were liber ateci at Kent last Sunday morn ing by m embers of the California branch of the American Racing Pigeon union. The birds had been . The Moro district is going to brought from the bay area and released in two bunches for the I^hnni 2 ^ "T' 1 ¿ a * for ___ v.____ school students. The proposed race back to their honres. b u ild iig wiM house up to 120 en- ± ± ± . . Â v “ 'Î . «><-»<■' pigeons would make the 500 mile In Mpnifey’s election on the airline trip in about ten hours _ ¿¿¡T average “w eathw * rondl’ 8peclfic P°‘nl approving a bond «vetdge u e a th ti condl- issue * $310 000 thosp Jn favQr , Tu , , , . , . marked 151 ballots and those o d - O fCounty Size .he le v ,. The levy win be $9055.19 ,and the valuation of the city in 1951 was $239.829. The actual levy will therefore be 38 mills. T he possible levy within the sijf percent is about $600. the younger A t n ^ o e t h m e r j ¿ n w “ i l 1 l birds I- r a, e l 6:00. J _ l to p a y i n ^ V “t h e ^ S l w a and ^ . n o V ** ? 3 V ' " e ’ 1 " > '» »< " P O ta lb li total of 373, being almost a 70% vote, enough to make the deci- slon decisive. It will be necessary for the school lx»ard to hold an election or elections to determ ine the lo- i’ati° L ? f the n5 w 8ch0° 1 bui,d* n8‘ Tb,B tnav ** (lone by hold- '? g an eiectk)n al which several 8 108 are P^P™«*1 or enough e ,e tt‘?n8 to ,et tbo vo“ ™ ‘ hoose - - - - - - n e ^ X 5 X ^ 5 Rural" *° - - - - - soliloquize about the disadvan “ tages of popular governm ent, go Election of officers resulted in Idaho in 1950. He was wounded School board and Kenneth Frid- * both were voted on ahead. We won’t stop you. John Decker and Norris Gilkison jn F ebruary and had but recent- ley was re-elected as a member tain s^lM J» 81™ of fw hich<" a H °?s T T T W N front lines, of the non-high School board ow ed on th e w ell T h o rp to t~7 ,lO " V8 <’H W 'K School directors w ere chosen being reelected and ie s te r Bar- »Y-returned ' to th e T*he first bonus payments to Monday for some arduous publi num being chosen to replace W. » e was a boxer and had fought At Kent John Decker was re- 04 in the w ater account partly S. Holmes. Other directors are 10 h n bouts between 1 reg,m ents oeoted - and —• _* »_— Valley Ross- because of new m eters and ’ oth- Y Oregon World W ar II veterans 1 lre v to rs a r e c ta tin n iw t 1 at /■ ®rass service and to them may we tic service is like tln WTlso and Bernard Mar- S u r v il __ ?, apan' V^HI 1)08,11 a new ternl as er w ater system costs. The city, will go to the Salem postofficc say th a t public a h ^i P?r? ? U anJ 80,1001 directore a® will Curtis has $4967.35 In the street account for mailing at 3 p m Wednes virtue—Its own reward. f rother. Evan, all of Moro. Neal of Rufus.______________ whlch from the sta te a n d ™ d ir m o r William F. G ^ T T W N " Oregon’s governor says th at can be used for n o th in , but the stroom of the state Dennrtment “ui<11 them Alre4,lV Pro- governm ents must live within Affairs announced .». « "* '"» » « Itately improvement of streets herein of Veterans northw est of the county machine their Income. Well, he’s got $20,- e designated and approved by the Tuesday. tbe Pre' .000,000 a biennium In expend! R n O W in g ^ highway departm ent. The state veterans’ departm ent shed and one we8t « fotr i. ** ^aaa> v . .. At lhe meeting follow which adm inisters the bonus, hXn tn^,?^>?L.8rOUndS' (Hbers R V tures over income to work on. Mr. and Mts. E. D iu n d a v p in days and attended the lce Mtanvllle three years previous to ing the canvassing of votes cast estimated that about 40,000 bon- n wJl.M 5T i’ #g > 'T T W N x River “Well’, says U nde Em m ett, as Went wnere to tney Hood met tne rest Sunday of the * ° m 7 ’ n w iir u , ° th<r ^ h 0011^ « e is tak- in the election it was decided to us checks am ounting to $16,600,- th . T . where they the of rest Mr of a^d the to t h . at t h met ^ home x * R<?V R° bert L Brooks pIace enforce the resolution regarding <>0° will have been mailed by £ .J® detorminpd he looked over the election re family Q h ito ' i u ,i J Wednesday bridge club, The Brooks fa r^ ly have moved payment of water bills made in Saturday. 15® plan8 T ade .and turns, “I reckon if some one Mr. McKeê Juhe 11. A fter a 1:30 dessert back to Bakerrfleld. California May. construction commenced and it built a new house and asked me Mrs. Hal Shelton. W arrant payment No. 1 will will certainly Ite September ? I . b I t h n3y z t Î luncheon ^ id g e was played by w here he will go back to school. -- ---- ,________ z -to live*! v It, I’d do It.” go to Dallanl L. Whitmore, 4W0 1(i, q . .... . of Fathers day w ith his family. O th‘ Mrs. Malcolm McDermld, Mrs. Mrs. Shields to expected to ar- T j T T W N SW Douglas avenue. Beaverton. ® “ ”* * That delightful contribution to quests were the Shelton’s dau- H arry Adams, Mrs. George Mbc rive early In July to ' join her DRIVE RNDN W hitm ore’s was the first bonus official foolishness, the OPS, has -‘s,ancy, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. nah, and MFs. H enry Richelder- husband. The valuation of the Mbro dls- _____ ________ application to be drawn last Oc- perm itted raises on 1000 items ' McKee and son, Gordon, who is ,fer as club members. Guests were Misses Vlvette Sptorling and W IT H M OKE MOXKY tober 12 by Gov. MYKay when .l [ iCt a1m<Wt W-000 0°0 a" d Merchants have seldom been able h0«16 on •eave from the navy. Mrs. Peter Welk, Mrs. P a t Yvonne K irkelie returned th#» firct m .iihon I----- - the millage will be about 11 for Sat- The annual drive for cancer the first mailbag of bonus ap- (h_ bonds themselves, not In- to get th e old prices, but w h a t is o n th e I S S Kearsarge sta- Macnab and Mrs. Stephen O’Mea- urdfcy from Salem where they research and education has been plications was opened. T he t a n u V p a y ™ ^ . t a i n , ^clu<llng l'lle rt, t • ,! _ . do facts have to do w ith the OPS, Honed at Bremerton, \\ n., MYs. ra. High prize went to Mrs. Elton had attended girl’s state. Miss «early completed in Sherman which t^as sU rted, kf memory Veya Marshal! and Mr and Mrs Medler, low to Mrs. John Hllder- Kirkelie was elected as a repre- county, according to MYs. Frank in ' pplica F A T H H R A -S ()\s B A N Q U E T serves correctly, to protect the k J * a rt tirown of I or Hand and brand. Mrs. Welk entertained sentatlve and tooth girls enjoyed von Borstel, county chairman. 510“ recelved hY the departm ent Fathers and sons who attend- poor downtrodden—end voting— Mr. ano Mrs. Hammond of it- informally in the evening, (MYs. the trip and letrned a lot about I-ast year the sum of $960.15 In Shern%an county, Sheriff Nor ed the banquet In their honor held consumer from the financial lust <artl- . Ira Fridley, Mrs.. Peter Welk, government, was contributed. This year the man Fields was the first veter- at the Moro Community church of the com er m e r c h a n t . 1 " t h J*10* _Ma,col_ ni 2 Uy entiertaIned Mrs. Pat Patrick, Mrs. W’ayne e H o m « X o n n m k i r .n h ¿ th e n w c ’ J S ^ r ? 7"® G,or‘® <>ouma ,e* last $100° goal ba* Paased witb an lo fl,é and baV€ bl" «pplica- last Friday night heerd Dr Raloh ' - T T W N ; t. 1 «X X mx Bartron, Mrs, Stephen O Meara, week for Portland where she $1095.80, having been collected tlon processed, so he will be W alker of P o rtla n d ta lk »x " " J r * E S “ d — - » CerK .0 - .U . ' among ,h e H r., ™ e,p„„,s ,2 ” To f Now>>Rus8ia talks about re relationship between the two. turning some of the ships lent daY afternoon. Mrs. (>e<*r^ ^ rs- Pat Macnab w ith bridge in the drapery departm ent of The American Cancer societv bonus check In this aree. Other num bers on the program ^wishes to express Its apprecia ------------------- - her during the w«r. It to easy D rinkard was co-hostess. A 1:30 and refreshm ents. Floral decor- Meier and Frank. presided over by H arry Pinker ac- ? efieert luncheon of angel cake, ations were furnished from Mrs. Swimming “students” going Uon and to thank everyone who v .,w , to be scornful about It, but __ ___ ton as togstmaster, were a wel- u i _ great ___. VFW IN IT IA T E S tually Russia is about the only lce crean* and «>ffee was • erved- B E. Hailey and Mrs. Jennie from this county are making gave so generously to . this come bV Orlow M artin and res Mrs. E arl; W eatherford of Ar H earing's lovely gardens. ally th a t returned anything. HrwW, „ was a guest of ,x i - ---- Portland some it to by cause and workers especially to thank the No The an county Monday VFW ^ pouse lington the c i..x ub. - -« Stanley Anderson of W. W. progress Gearhart. Ten reported have pass- volunteer 5028 Sherm held Initiation ^ s e v l>v e r a l T ^ s Miller bvThe T T W N As Mrs. Roland... Johnson the, and Iceland Anderson of Corval- ed the beginners test, one the These volunteer w orkers were evening at the Indies club room quartet Allan Pinkerton Frank W orry about the law theor g ^ e « . of swimming and two have go,. I*r» B. E Halley, area In Moro. New nw m be« wTr? m £ iu il and R ^ t a l etically regulating campaign con c ta lrn w n , wag awgy a .W ,d i ^ t a w ere week end guests LaGrande. Into __ the interm ediate class, chairm .... an assisted by Mrs. T. Velma tributions is __ ____ . the ... their parents Mr. and Mrs. Gor- ten __ ___ . ............ _____ Ilelahee. Irene Blagg an.l shee, an s c io n song, ihe Hokey- law 1« useless. It neither pro- v ‘ce'^ ia.Iri? an.’ Curtis ^,eaI’ don H arper. Also visiting them Boy Scouts will go to th e pool Lester Johnson?M rs. W alter’Bru- Klla R a s i i i j ^ n / \7 w "* V F W P o k e /b y V h e ^ u h ^ m u ^ a m lT th e tecta candidates nor the public. P r i d e d at the »usiness m e e tin g is my . H arper’s aunt Mrs. Nellie next week to complete their work ckert, Mrs. Dewey Thomas, Mrs. wishes to remind all members Ir den mother Mrs Paul Cvoher« Cyphers It is unenforceable and It would- <*H was on each telling Tabor of Decatur, Illinois. The for merit badges in swimming Hugh White. Mrs. I,eonard of our forthcoming d to tr le tX s - T^e X r c h I m » seme nt was de- n ’t be arty good if it was. It ,h £*r ‘deas on making, corsages. Harpers and Mrs. Tabor drove and life saving. Fields, Mrs. Norman Gochnauer PB«1 visit on June 29 at 100 corated like a pirate’s den and The . u rummage sale panned T hursday to attend BORN: : To and Mrs. Ro- anu and Mr Mrs. Ardlth Jordan; Jordan; Mrs. Mrs. E. E. ocw o’clock (daylight time) time) to gc dinner was served should be rew ritten or forgotten. » oe, J by oo to . Portland . w «.vvci.u outvie io MY Mr and Mrs. Ro- a. Aruitn cx «daylight gc dinner was served hv by n a comrnit- l f e « r a d i 27 i9nd»rx8 th® ICC FoIUe8 and 8ee the Rose b e rt Glllmor In St. Vincent’s hos- Eslinger, county vice-chairman, through the Sam Jackson Veter- tee led by Mrs Don T h o m n so n T T W N ,» aero»? Paride ' PlUh Wednesday. Ju n e a Mon, nsalated by Mrs Mo.lle Me’ a n . hospital In Portland Beghe and .M». Ted A Yakima man has sued the ¿ l , e “ X ’ wire“ S. III C VS L n<)U. ( IS a c r o s s A n n rl/iea stt* » 1 «, H flllC fH to r * I .ar* h l «an tod I ln lw U tm tlz x n I I Arvld --------- A der so n — and O Stanley daughter city of Hood River for » a consid L ld J U A i , .ni ir d>- ------- ---- ------- Lachlan, W MM. Ralph Busse ano tratlon begins at one and the erable sum because of rough Ln° . Kerr Anderson are leaving to go east Jim Johnson and his b ro th e r Mra- Clair Balzer; ’ MYs. Donald tour of the wards begins at 1:45. H<’» MEN MEET Feed store. On the committee for ag far ag gloan l0wa> Qn g tWQ Bob "of Helix, were in South Da Clofelter, Grass Valley chairm an. ------------- - A suiiervlsors meeting of the treatm ent at the time of his ar of- •d 7 r “ 8lng. *re i? ‘ r Fox,' week vacation w ith relatives. rest. "Nothing Is told of the v..c w. . .. ... _ . „ . ------ ----------- - ........ .— .«a. kota last week w here they attend- assisted by Mrs. Harold Eakin, , . 8011 Conservation service was sorting eal and Mr‘ Mr and and M W W eber eber ot _________ _________ __ ______ ______ _ fense for which he was arrested and ‘¿ 7nir^ Mrs S a Allen te * M Ton,; « °m ’curtto^N £ ch ha8’ tb® iuneral of the,r fatber Mr8, _______ Lester Barnum, Mrs. Or- <KRAN SERVICE J IN K 2» held at the court hottoe Monday but asn’t ' . r rs Trace aa . u . died •. or he °a ’ Halsey arrived Thursday j for a - — who there after 111- Ruggles, MYs. A rt oiuuy. Bibby, One week from this Sunday. _____ nlifht with Bill Anderson, range vrwv it .w w wV„ . w serious .Vw. v.. Geori,p e Drinkaril M T ---- ' ------— ----- — ----- - a brief —»« ............. »•»- ville •—00-». w ouldn’t be out within Q month. „ , e 8 ‘ a s' r 0 short stay w ith her sister and neea. MYs. Bob Johnson remained Mrs. Bernard Martin, Jim June J u n e 29th, ---- . . artln, Mrs. MYs. Jim the Rev. Elmer F ----- man ------------------------ from the SCS from Pendle- M* It does seem that some police F,eld\ " rS J ,;? ther S,e, '7 rd and and Mrs. George while the men were away. Brown and Mrs. John Rust; Mrs. Muhly will occupy the pulpit at ton talk‘n< ab° u t surveys and Mrs. Atlee Wilson; pricing are Dr in|{arc| officers take a sadistic pleasure . . ' 77 t sr- Miss Evelyn Kirkelie w a s Robert Tatum, chairm an Kent, the Grass Valley Lutheran ser- new development done by his In roughing roughing up up those those who who for for W alt M orris Mrs. Andy lMttss <Wenna W aRa<* « The among those who won a 3.5 av assl8U‘d by ftfrs Harley McKay, vice while the Rev. A. J Mb as off,ce any reason fall to th eir hands ' * * ’ Halles visited friends here Thur- erage and made the honor roll s t and Mrs- A> Bekkedahl. from Hood River is on vacation Hugh Thayer of Prineville, who and perhaps «a legal p rotest by M alcolm G u v M rs Joe Mor afternoon- - 7 Eastern Oregon College of Educa- Sln<* funds are Always needed The June 29th service begins at ,a ln charF<? of Taylor grazing a citizen will soften the tyeavy r r , .. gJ ? 7 ’ Thp W asco Girl Scouts were guest's tlon last term. for thi« important work in can- 330 p. m., stantterd time and ,ands in thl® county, told of pos- hand of the law. There are so ’ ’ d at a tea given by tbe Mbro Girl .Jw Hllderbrand spent Cer ro8earcb- anY°ne desiring to will be conducted ln the Commun 8ibl,IH<* of coopefttlon between many laws nowdays th a t anyone taRe theJr lhe kRd f^s Scouts A fter a short program ^ veral days in Portland last 00,1 pibute d u r‘n« Ye*«*. P'ease Ity church. Special music will be ° x n e r* of private land and th e , is liable to be a victim anytime ~ an _e ^aii the - W ednesday he- re ^resIirn,ents served. Going ^reek attending the grand ch ap con,ait T,ne H10 above chair supplied. Visitors are always wel- Pub*Ic bodies controlling land. 5nrl w o tX tn k th a t t h e tv illr o M ° * ln " w e v in c su a y f rnrn h e r o w a r * lo o d o r o U V o T ^ . n _____ . “ ' m en. — Tnm e la n tk __ _______ Tom U Helseth of Pendleton come. was also a visitor. rough over an arrest. Mrs. O 1 M FAMILY REUNION T T W N s » -» È o ts im i ed T O ' ¡ = . i - B- a s The Olds’ family reunion was We can’t help but wonder how i .n . Sklly «¡Mow. ith her. They held Sunday, June 15, at the much need for relief Is « u s e d The hDo" e.8 7 UMdjav evening 7 enln,! i IJ‘" Fields, Phyllis and Ke,th , , McDonaW ”ended “he w OB8 se s.Io ta S tltllln v A t M n r n CL L by the availability of relief I t s she wi" ** “ ndw ob!erv»- Shirley W atkins and a guest from M r i h S l T M ^ h l X n d U n £ ,ilV lUOTO C o m m u n i t y ChUTCh Grass Vglley school house. A pot luck, dinner was served in the there. You might as well tise it. Mr. and M rs.. Ora W orkman S' « ' i nd d»u« h,*r of P * » Robles. In a formal wedding at the Alice W aters and E Ma- school cafeteria and the after- Beats taking a job. An opposite and daughter. Janet, who is Rh.h .',rd n - J J . JL "d C*llfornl* » t »? spending a two Moro Community church Miss cheel as Evelyn Kirkelie and noon spew visiting Bela Gowen theory been formers. has They say adopted do aw ay by W re ith - I t e d »n m arriage Sunday June X l v e s T X ^2SS? ^ey “ o f 'X " ' « k T " C° ° n* lhe gr00m'» S d ^ ' f i “ ™ " t ^ X ^ About the County a m x-jT r r s c “ a »= ï w w v æ . ________________ w m liquor, ftunfcllng and Ix>, evil disappears. T T W N Keith and Noel Hockman kill- i a T / t * he v -, ed a badger Monday _ night. lr parents had killed one a few days before It was qu it an ex-’ perience for the boys and that will give old tim ers a of nostalgia for badgers used t d be very c are rare. BPBCIAI. SCHOOI. MEETING NOTICE IS H E R E B Y ‘GIVEN to the legal voters of School Dis- trlct No. 17 of Sherm an County, State of Oregon, that a SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING of said Dis- trict will be held at Moro School House, on the 8th day of July, 1952, at^8 o’clock ln the after- noon, for the following objects: Elect one director to serve until next annual school meeting. Au- thorize purchase of land North- west of Edith B y n ^ t house in Moro as site for new high school, Dated this 20th day of June, 1952. E rnest Woods Chairman Board of Directors ATTEST: Clara E. Houston District Clerk m o ¡«¡ ‘ N orthern j R ‘ t spend 1 a t^ r?°. nr at tbe W est,ninto- are house guests of Mr. and MYs. Christianson of Moro, was mar- „ Were M e and im *-« ..............ter Presbyterian church in Port- John McNeal of The Dalles Mrs. ried to JohR W illiam Stew art of J * ™ ! ? 8 w erF Mlrs L E *n(| c h i l d r e n 1 Sunday recently. ' Bob MYs. ®nd ? d, ,?nd land. The bride in a white lace McNeal to a sister of Mrs Math- Modesto. Calif.,' at four o’clock ?erg’ Van Reitmann of Condon was -------- ------.-------------. . - -- - vvw fk Mrg Robert MTS. G. L. Brown, Tygh Valley, ln WaS(.o business Tuesday u®Wriz ^ 3S gj V5n £ m arria«e bY leson- The Mathiesons have an Sunday afternoon, June k nPl* fathep fiat nor J ° Innn KA ^¿^111 «» a a <1 auto court at Paso Robles and Mrs Jack Rotherv and” daügh * • ?®r hh R L' McCIure, T h e 'b rid _ e jxi gowned””’ln w hite Xln ’ ,Mpfl AIIan Pinkerton, Mrs. Rh L ( Vaughna are a t' home rrom [ornier and lon8 tlme resident of Hugh w orks at Camp Roberts for W»s Accompanied to the altar by f oyd Root’ Miss p a trIc,a Ease- ¿” d « J ' t t v Z i 7 Z Wasc® .Mi88 Mary Ann McClure- the arm y engineers. « her father where bridesmaids- I* 1? : 'Mf8; . Harlow P ar*1"«. Mrs. Rust a n 1 Judy Ann Fin- Portland w here thev had been z Z T vin? army engineers. * ner iainer wnere bridesnwlds, . 7; *«1». . w-«™ vwtomv n u . Visiting relatives. Mr. Rotherv s tbo brld\ wa? ? r i d ei- Wila<>n, daughter Donna Kay Sparling. Carrie Bel Ru ^ Ci i ean_ iVCr8 ., C,a™ <* ton MY »nrt m X u L ™ ’ ha^d^bnrt^re^nU y a n ^ t f J® \ “ ®’ a" d she" j V k t o ^ ^ ^ ao<‘ A rthur J u T ^ on th f. l u th e r D]arp has TO bndes brother was an_usher. spent last week i\ at G irls’ State ner. matron of honor Mrs. Bon X , T h , __ m n CUt the T ^ h VaYel M S s «wd on th e I> uthcr I Mavis olacp >> ■ «« w * iasv <iv nt?rr m a iro n oc n o n o r M rs. n o n w ’PvirH Vnliov Mr ansi healed nicelv M arv,n """" P 101™* at W illamette university, Salem. Christianson, best man, BYers, ley- Mr’ ™ man. Richard ®ak®’,and a*®’, and M? M" BYe™. the TO ¿ } j J j n h ^ VaJ lley’ Bon Phriatian Christian- brlde b r‘de 8 s grandm other and Mrs 1,® £ bI F ^tlanir^M and and v?d D°n- le a e o ic e iy . anrf John f ^ m a o n attended the — ------------------------------------------ P Peterson, e te rso n u ushers, sh e rs to»n ’ r^ WHlard son, Andy Paulson, Calvin H<? ry N orton• «h aunt, Mrs Car- ™d’ la" d’ £ - a" d Mr£ Be' The Poplar Grove zoo has reop- wedding from here. Mrs. Thomas see and H om er T o w n sen rl a w ait- ro1’ S aYrB a n d Mr». Roy Powell La 2 ? ^ n ’ E,la M ^ n ’ ened w ith twice as many animals poured at the wedding reception M O R E R A IN F A L IJ4 lhls year year as u last. la« . Admission Admission to Is held held in in the t h e ' basem b a se m ent ta t " of o T the '^ An additional .M Inch of m in M «‘¡ 2 t t a T o o m * " “ ” * • * * “ ' «*•»<* was served ____ bv Port,and. F. M. Crews, Wasco, this m .. Paul t ï .TT i i Mr. and Mrs. l l i i s s t t e e r r Brittain 50 < « “ « for adults and children church immediately following fell this week to increase the J|m ie McKean had preceded Mr8’ C* renc« Scheer, Mrs. T \ a‘ ?.d ,,Mrs are free- AnlnXals incl«|de the the ceremony. June rainfall at the station to them as flower girl and m ndte ^ a y and <MYs. B. H. Roberson. . „ a eY’ Mr. and Mrs. Mar- snakc pH. badgers, honeybears, The quartette from the Bap- 1.07, nearly 50 percent above lighters Vivette Sparling and Receivlng gifts were Edwih Bal- l/ ’n ...“ ‘w.s’ Stevenson, Wn., Mrs. monkeys, pheasant, skunks, guin- tist sem inary in Portland will the June normal. Virginia Adams had p e rfo rm e d Blger a n d Larry Kaseberg. . ard anil son Donald Miller ea Pigs and others. , conduct the morglng services a t The last rain was not so gen- their function. - ’ arroIlzW knK o,”’ - ^ ° ’ £ yl® ®f Goeats 9 f Mr. and Mrs. W R. th e church Sunday Ju n e 22. oral as the form er ones. Although Rev. W. W. G earhart read the The church was decorated ¡„i, m a ^ ’.i 3n<2 Heid J unday even,r« were Mr .and MYs. Eugene Knott and all parts of the county had rain impressive ceremony th at united w kh w ^Be peonies a?,d mock- ¡and Mr T n d ? Pf f i ' ?"d ? e™on ™ d children left Sunday for La some sections received much the young couple in matrimony. oran*« blossoms, also the recep- h o u s e ‘ o f M ^ o i ^ fa™ ,y f J? C„ , Junction, Mr Grande w here he will attend sum- more than others. At Kent Tom Fraser, accompanied by ll°n tabl$ centerpiece was of the A rthur n *!i8' a" d ^ a fVW orma" ’ Mr - and mer school at EOCE. the fall was measured at .32 inch Mrs. Carroll Sayrs, who also « m e Bowers. ^ Ba n ? Mr; M™ W atkins and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dutton and and at Grass Valley and Bour- played the wedding rparh, sang The bride and groom left Sun- fam ily of \toro D r P°™d Mr. and Mrs. E. H. W atkins Mr. and Mrs. D. H. W right w ent bon more Is reported. , “I Love You”, “Because ”, ’ and day night for a honeymoon at R u sse ll of T he D ill«« i L M i are spending two .weeks at the to D icker lake fishing Monday. The effect on w heat has < e n after the ceremony “The Lord’s I.ake Thhoe after which ‘ thev Mrs J F N ^ n n n i r ’mM i coast. Rtev. Myrlin Shields, a recent good and the effect on farm ers Prayer.’’ ./ will live in Coos Bay were he to fro m C r i m m M? i° ’^ d Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wolfe, an graduate and Just ordsfned from has been excellent F rost dam A reception followed Inunedi- employed as a Smith Hughes Mr an d Mr« nfT' Id 8 ° ,da’ aunt of Mr. W atkins from La the N orthw est C hristian college aged or seriously drouth stricken ately ln the parlor of the church teacher. Mrs. Stewart to a gradu- Robin m V and M r . Grand? spent the week end w ith Balslger, ate of Moro High school and a n d was ble Charles ’ th has been cho«en for the coming fields will benefit little from the with MesdAmes Wendell Balslger. Olds M r a n d 1 m T lm M r. and Nfrs. E. H. W atkins. ---------- — at -* the — Wasco rains but . over a vafet t . m ajority of ---------- - - year as — m inister Collls Moore and - George Mitchell for many - yew s one of the con Dell Olds Mr a n d M r ! ni a n « ± , ° i raIn8 WiU a,d ?® prl- »" < - ^ b P e r r y an’ daughters ^ n d Mrs. Lila Hailey to home again from Portland w here she spent atten ded Linfield college at Me- crop greatly guest book were obtained by work. Fred Peters and dauhter.
