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Moro Personals
FRIDAY, J l ’NK 30. ItMil
engaged
Barbara Hampton Has
Recital At Home
cream.
Wasco News
l^ast Tuesday Gene Gosson and
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hall and
by Pauline Hmughtun
daughter
Debbie of Portland,
boys came back from their tr'p
Last Sunday at 5 o'clock Mr 3.
drove
to
the
L*O Watkins home
to Buffalo, New York Friday
Leila Fancher of The Dalles pre About forty members of the
night after being gone about two
sented Barbara Hampton tn a Kaseberg family gathered for a to get Denise and Leslie, who had
months during which time they
piano recital to forty neighoors reunion and picnic dinner at the spent several days here with ihe-
had traveled over much of the
and friends in the HanipUn home ranch homo of Mr and Mrs. Paul ir grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Watkins,
east coast and home thro igh
in .Moro.
en Ease berg last Sunday.
their
daughter Shirley and niece
Canada finding interesting things
The program was In three Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs
Judy Watkins, spent Monday
to look at and show the boys.
groups.
The first consisted of Jack Rothery were their sons in shopping
an Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Oves-vn
“Sicillano” by Scarlatti and a ,aw and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
The \\ St'S of the > Wasco Metn-
came down from Pendleton Tues
lata by Haydn, composers of Gordon Boise of Camas, Wash., odlst^hiireh'bLi
"Sonata
day, he to take part in the field
the 17th and early 18th century a^ Mr and Mrs. Tom Walston meeting UJune^ 21 Nlr last regular
nth
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mem-
day jrogram and she to visit
The
Romantic
and Julle of
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Dalles.
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answeretj
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friends of their days in Moro.
sented next by Griegs “The But- gliests w?re Mr. and Mrs. Elso
.
Kenneth Hart is back from
terfly,” Schumanns “Warum” Moss’ their ®°ns
and Keith, .¿ i t e d f 'c o i • -1e"g.n 7 7 ‘
P“ ’i
Korea and after a few days at
Th- last oi
and Mom,
grand,laughter.
Denise C h£
Delao
, m 7 1 \ Wev Thomas’
n 6W
g ntw
ave I
and Chopin s • Waltz”. The
Mr
and
Mrs
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the
home will be stationed at Fort
group included music in the more
Ord in California until his dis
Thomas respond-
modern period from Sinding. Walston of The Dalles and Mr P7 sk,enL
charge in January.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Watkin3 “Hustle of Spring” and two of and Mrs. Larry Ward of Tul* * W th 3 tribule to Mrs Kase
At the All Junior Horse shovz ot Wasco, announce the engage- MacDowell’a compositions, “Win Lake, California.
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Mr and Mrs Mart
, past -vear Following the husincs-
in The Dalles last Sunday Shar- ment of their daughter, Judith ter” and “Hungarian”. The final
on Coelsch won first in intertne- Mae, to Terry Smith, son of Mr nu„lb; ; \ . ar = v s k ; 7 . . - : f.
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dlate horsemanship, first in mat- and Mrs. Paul Smith of Starbuck, U or the Flowers", a piano due, -
ched pairs (with Jan Muller) and Washington.
by Mrs. Fancher and Barbara.
Metolius anil her niece Miss Lin b’ hom®les" lwof |e ln ««»gee
firat In the costume class. Mrs.
M, „ Watklns was a 1960
Velma McKean assisted in the
S \ A , . S,°r,k sho* er f°r « “ •
Marjorie VanGllder was ring -ec- uate o( Sherman County High program by singing three light di. Heyburn oi LucH^ M ato
Mr and Mrs C \v Wniir
» l?de hiidley immediately follow-
" 'u r'V» i^ \the i ° W'VI .
k S®*10®1 Her flance *» » CT2 of the numbers between the groups of TheD
anes w?re .toner ' X ? s
1 * JVSC\ " ,e“’in'f Refresh-
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kiatenmaeh- u. s . Navy statloned a, Mare»la, piano selections. Mrs Fancher ac
last
Thursday
of
Mr.
and*
Mr?
i’w
’’
° f pUnch’ ^ake’ tea and «*•
er have taken over the Moro Ho- Washington
companied her and introduced the
Gordon Harper. Later in the evern \7
£ Mri Toni
tel Coffee Shop as lessees and are
An early August wedding has piano groups.
ing. the two families visited Mr
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Moody’ Mrs
serving meals there since Sunday,
planned
*
F or those who lingered for and Mrs. BUI Broughton, and Z
Walkin'
and Mis
He was formerly chef at the
more conversation and music.
Shamrock in The Dalles and at
joyed a freezer of homemade ire
’
•
Marilyn
Pearson,
younger
sister
The Dalles Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Broughton
tank and is becoming proficient of Doris Pearson, sang “An even
drove
to Baker Saturday, where
in
firing
the
.30
and
.50
caliber
ing
Prayer"
and
other
selections
n
a n auu
ane u
a izer are tal.-
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Clair
and m
Marie
Balzer
Dr. Frank D. Reid they were overnight guests of
ing over the management of the inacfîineKuns and the 90 mllli-
Misses Marilyn Pearson, Nancy
Mrs. Il’s brother an 1 sister in law,
Moro Hotel July 1 on a rental ,neter tank gun.
Dentist
Hendricks, Bonnie Tatum, anil
Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Lyons and
The
University’s
spring
term
basis and Mrs. Leta Eslinger is
Linda Helyer served coffee, O ffice Days: Tues, and Weil. family.
going to take it easy for awnile honor roll lists 345 students from punch and cookies to the guests.
Moro, Oregon
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
with perhaps s o m e traveling 14 states and from six foreign
Roy Shafer were Mrs. Shafer’s
countries. These students have all
around.
sister. Mrs. R. C. Bergeson. and
Alfred Kock had a birthday made 3.50 grade point averages
daughters Maxine and Janice.
or
above
on
a
study
load
of
not
party Saturday night and hi3
Mrs. Bergeson and t lig girls, for
wife asked some neighbors in to fewer than 12 term hours.
merly
of Portland, ai> visiting
General
Remodeling
Among
the
forty-eight
on
the
test him at bridge in which he
relatives and friends prior to the
was found to lie his same effi honor roll with perfect grade
ir departure for Iran, where they
scores of 4.00 or all A grades Is
cient self.
will join Mr. Bergeson. who is
Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and Ronda Rae Fraser, daughter of
employed there.
Floor Covering
daughter Debbie were w’eek end Mr. and Mis. Paul Fraser of Mowo.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root had
guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Weekend guests at the Lynn
as weeken 1 guests Mrs. Root's
^ er,72n filler, from their home Hamptons were Mr. and Mr?
sister and brother in law, Mr. and
Counter Too
v
Ernest Pearson and daughter
Mrs Earl Pickard and children
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller Marilyn and Mr. and Mrs Archm
of Athena. Paula Sue and Eric
drove to Eugene Sunday to visit Hendricks and daughter Nancy of
Pickard remained at the Root
Cabinets
their son Roger Mdler and family, Garden Home. Mrs. Pearson is a
home while their parents mad»' a
especially to see the new grand sister of Mrs. Hampton and mo-
trip to Portland the first of the
d
.. .
ther of Doris Pearson. The Hen
week.
ri
insta,latlon of officers of dricks and Hamptons first met
Alice Kaseberg is enjoying a
See Wess at Dr. Reid’s new office
Bethlehem chapter No. 78 OES fourteen years ago when Mr
session of the Junior Engineer's
will be held at Barnum hall Sat- Hampton began his eight vear
Summer Science Institute (JESS!)
ur ay evening July 1, at 8:00 work at Brookings as superinteo-
at Salem. Last Sunday thegroup
Phone
Wasco
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ilbert
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p m. Everyone j i l t e d t0 attend, dent of the Brookings-Harbor
made a trip to Silver Creek Falls
Mr and Mrs. Homer Beale, now school district. Both families
Margaret and Martin Rudow, of
residents of Portland, came thru came to Moro to attend Barbara s
Seattle, are visiting at the home
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Moro Wednesday afternoon on piano recital Sunday.
of their aunt. Mrs. Paulen Kase
their w’ay to Bend. He is now In
berg. Next Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
charge of operations for PP&I,
Doris Pearson and Jacque
Wess Hadley
Kaselx'rg will lie hosts to oth"r
in upstate Oregon.
Bucholtz are on a trip with a par-
members
>f Mrs. Kaseberg's fam
Tommy Jones is packing the ty of Youth For Christ members
ily. The anticipated visitors are
mall this wreek and is getting it
the midwest. Both sing at
her father, P. M Morse and sister
here about half an hour earlier meetings on way to a camp in
Mrs. Don Holloway, lx)th of Eu
than usual. '—
Indiana.
gene; a brother In law and sister -
Mr. and Mrs. Del Friedline and
Mrs. Wendell Balsiger came
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rudow of 1
children are taking their vacation home from the hospital Tuesday
Seattle; an 1 a cousin, Mrs. Irvin
from power company duties and afternoon feeling fine but still in
a substitute comes up from The need of several days recuperation
Dalles to help with the work.
before becoming active.
Eastern Oregon
Mrs Bill Coons is back at work
There have been several grass
ir T. Lesser Johnson’s office af- fires this week and firemen have
tei a vacation at Widby Island been called out with one truck
Electric Co.
off the Washington coast on or the other to put them out
Puget sound.
which has been done in every
Electric Contractors
Army Recurit Gary M. Miller case without important damag
son of Mr. and Mis. Milton V. The trucks have moved quickly
Miller, Moro, is receiving eight after the calls.
PATTY O’MEARA
weeks of advanced individual
training under the Reserve For
commericial — residential
ces Act program at Fort Knox,
Moro
Hotel
Coffee
Ky. The training ended June 29.
industrial
Miller is receiving experience
Shop
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We want to express our vet y
with no obligation
sincere thanks to the friends who
New Management
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HEAT
made our Golden Wedding such
a pleasant time In our lives. We
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Breakfast - Luncheon
really aporeciated the friend
liness of it.
Dinner
Wasco -:- Phone OI 2 5402
Tom and Agqie Woodcock
Keeney of Dearborn, Michigan
Debbie Weedman, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Leo Watkins drove to Fos Tcm Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
sil last Wednesday to attend a Watkin3 and Don, and Mr. and
meeting of the Rebekah lodg? Mrs. John Kellogg and Jack, and
there on the occasion of the offi Floyd Rathbun .Jr. Special guests
cial visit of the president of tnc were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ram
Rebekah Assembly. Thursday. sey and baby.
Mrs. Watkins attended the uis-
Travis Chevallier of The Dalles
trict convention held at Dayville will be the guest speaker at the
before returning heme.
Wasco Methodist church Sunday
Last Sunday the West Wind July 2. Services during July an 1
Riders met for a rioe, followed by August, beginning on this Sun
a picnic it the John Kellogg day will ne held at 9:30 A. M.
home. Enjoying the afternoon Standard Time.
were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith,
Sherman Theater
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CLOSE MONDAY, JULY 3
C & C Food Store
Kenny's Market
Miro Lumber & Fuel Co.
Muller Farm Equipment
She men Super Market
Eouma’.; Grocery & Market
Cushman Equipment Co.
Dalmar Equipment Co.
Moro Grain Growers
Ph. CY6 4184
CARD OF THANKS
We sincerely appreciate the
many kind thoughts and much
help from cur many friends dur
ing our recent sorrow.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank D. Reid
David and Doug
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Harbor Expansion Program
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Recent paaiage of a 9>i
million dollar bond iasue
in Portland aaaurea con
tinued development of the
Portland Public Docks.
Thia increaaea to 22
million do,lari the total in
vestment Portland ia mak
ing in ita terminal and
cargo handling facilities.
Some of these funds have
been used for construction
of a giant new bulk un
loader which will cut im
porting costa of ores, ore
concentrates and other dry
bulk cargoes.
Portland, rallied by ita
(A<J'«rri
leadership of all Pacific
Coast ports in the move
ment of dry cargo tonnage
for the past four years, is
moving to further increase
cargoes and reduce ship
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