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8HKKM.YN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
Moro Personals
Wasco News
A drivers license examiner will
be on duty in Moro Tuesday, Aug
ust 1, at the courthouse between
the hours of y a. m. and 4 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henkle are
here from California to see about
the harvest which will not be so
very pleasing to them.
by Pauline Broughton
Miss Karen Holmgren of Port
land, bride elect of Lee Kaseberg,
son of Mr and Mrs. Paulen Kase-
berg, was honored with a bridal
shower July 20 in the Wasco
Methodist church social rooms.
Hostesses for the affair were Mrs
Kenneth Fridley, Mrs. Franx
Reid, Mrs. Marvin Thomas, Mrs
Norman Gochnauer, Mis. Delmer
Smith, Mrs. Lloyd Royse, Mrs
Leroy Belshee and Mrs. I^eonard
Fields.
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FRIDAT, JULY ä». I!M I
Bob Olsen, Mrs. Paul Frase
Mrs. Howard Ross, Mrs. Bill
Kramer, Mrs. Larry Thompson,
Mrs Harvey Thompson, all of
Moro.
which time communion service
will be held.
Starting next Sunday, July 30,
and continuing for the summer
morning services will be held one
hour earlier at the Wasco Church
cf Christ. Bible school will begin
et 8:45, (Standard Time» and the
Worship hour will be at 10:00.
Evening services will still begin
at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs Paulen Kaseberg attended
a meeting in Eugene of U of O
Mothers last week. The group
met with Dr. Arthur J. Flem
ming. new president, to discuss
possible arrangements for a per
manent Girls' Co-op building on
the campus.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper
and their house guest, Jimmy
Walker, journeyed to Portland
The Wasco Metnouist churcn
social rooms was the scene of a
bridal shower July 18, given in
honor of Miss Judy Watkins.
A marriage license was issued
Hostesses were Mrs. Tom Mu re,
Monday by County Clerk Marie
Mrs. Gordon Hilderbrand, Mrs
Hoskmson to Robert O’Dell Jr.
Eldon Lane, Mrs. Vern Smith.
ol Hamel, Minnesota and Phyliss
Mrs. Floyd Haines Mrs. John
Lutje of Wasco.
Kellogg ami Mrs.
Roberts.
Sharon Coelsch went to Port
Decorations carried out the
land last week end to the High
bride to be's favorite colors of
land Hunt club show and won
lilac and white. Mrs. Matt Schwen-
first in the stock saddle class and
Decorations carried out a pjr.k del created a centerpiece for the
f.\(
with Jan Muller, 4th lor matched and white color scheme. The ser serving table of flowers in shades
pairs.
of
lilac
and
white,
arranged
in
ving table was covered with a
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tier fashion, and topped with can
A few farmers are getting pink organdy cloth, caught up terbury bells. The table covering
with
tiny
nosegays
of
pink
roses,
through with harvest and are
was in imported white linen, em
coming to town with their papers and centered with an arrange broidered with pink flowers, be
ment
of
white
stock
and
pink
to get their wheat on the way by
longing to Mrs. Hilderbrand
borrowing on it from the govern roses, which was flanked by gold About the room, tiny dolls dress A scale in every home might be very
candelabra
bearing
white
candles
ment. Price may be up before
ed asbridesmaids added to the bri beneficial to personal health, for weight
long as the entire nation has a The gift table bore an umbrella dal atmosphere, along with the is an excellent guide to future well-being
covered with a flowered print
very poor crop.
that matched the material given tiny pink umbrellas also used. —and should be watched carefully.
The gift table was cvoered with
T. Lester Johnson left Thurs to each guest to embroider with
day for Portland to attend the her name, to be used in a friend a lace cloth over lilac. Assisting There is no short-cut to weight control.
meetings of the national associa ship quilt for the bride to be with the gifts was Marlene Lar
tion of district attorneys which Each guest also contributed a fa kins of The Dalles and Barbara W ith each person, it is an individual
has a program of interest to law' vorite recipe for Miss Holmgren’s Moore.Also helping with the gifts problem, and subject to personal dis
was Mrs. Eldon Lane and Mrs.
collection.
enforcement officers.
cipline.
Floyd Haines.
Steelhead fishermen are plea Assisting at the gift table was
The guests, numbering aliout
sed that 3000 hard heads are com Mrs. Rob Hastings and Alice thirty five, were served refresh Normal livin g and eating are like ly the
ing over Bonneville each day now Kaseberg. The Misses Kathleen ments of punch, cake, tea and cof keys to health. If over-weight or under
that the run is starting but only Kildow, Carol See, Nina Rnine- fee. Mrs. Leo Watkins, mother of
one or two have been caught by hart and Barbara Kay Fridley the honoree, poured; Mrs. Martin weight, see your Doctor. He is the one
local fishermen so far this year. helped with the serving.
Pshigoda presided at the punch qualified to determine the necessity and
Mr. and Mrs. George Reed drove
Refreshments
consisting of bowl, and Mrs. John Buck of prescribe for such treatment.
to Portland Thursday morning small cakes decorated with pink Moro served the cake.
returning that afternoon.
rosebuds, punch, tea, coffee, nuts
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hilder- Only w ith his guidance should you
Mayor Van Gilder announces and mints carried out the color brand, Donald and Danny, at
that the state oiling crew will theme of the afternoon. Mrs. L. C. tended the Elk’s picnic at Dufur mgage in any weight control project..
lie in Moro Monday and Tuesday Holmgren, mother of the honored Sunday.
to seal all previously oiled street i. guest, and Mrs. A. C. Kaseberg,
Mr. Herb Ewing of The Dalles
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelso and poured and Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg was guest speaker at the Wasco
daughters of Corvallis were 'n presided at the punch bowl. Methodist church Sunday. The
Moro recently for a few days About fifty guests were present. Rev. Larry Eddings will return to
Out of town guests included Mrs.
visit with friends.
L. C. Holmgren of Portland, Mrs the pulpit Sunday July 30 at
A. C. Kaseberg of The Dalles,
Mrs. Harold Brown of Grass Val
Rufus News
ley, and Mrs. Blaine Miller, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Eaton
brought their baby home from
the hospital Monday night. The
baby was born July 20 and weigh
ed 7 lbs. 6 oz. The little fellow is
named John Alexander after a
grandfather. Paternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ea
ton who operate the Rufus Gro
cery, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilheim
Dreuver of Weisbaden, Germany.
Mrs. Eaton was a German bride
of Neal who was in Germany
during the time he served Uncle
Sam.
Lightning set a fire Saturday
night northeast of Kenneth Frid
ley’s house. A group of the neigh-
bore were out until 3 a. m. Sun
day morning to get the fire under
control. However, at 11 a. m. it fMiUrtOfncnDWKT
was reported the fire broke out
again on the north end of the fire
along the John Day river and
burned a number of acres before
it was brought under control.
Again the neighbors all came to
help put the fire out which burn
ed about five hundred acres of
grass land on the James Fox pas
ture. The fire burned from Emi
grant canyon along the John
Day river up to Draper canyon.
Usually the rain puts out a fir*
started by lightning, but in this
case it didn’t. George Fox killed
a rattlesnake on the way back
from the fire Sunday in Emigrant
canyon. The snake has fifteen
rattles and is about as large as
they get in this area.
SÇALK WATCHING,;
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P tM fip tlO H
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L I Pbartteatish
last Sunday, where they were «unt, Mrs. Neil Haga at Coquille.
guests of Mr. and Mrs Stanley
The Rev and Mrs Larry Eda-
Anderson for a patio dinner.
*ings and children returned Mon
Dave White i t Portland was a day from a vacation trip that in
weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs eluded a visit to Christian I^ake
Mark White and family. Sunday, in British (olumbia, and a weeks
Mis \Vhite and children return camping V. Cape Lookout on the
They reported a
eil to Portland with their guest Origon coast.
and will spend the week at his very enjoyable and invigorating
home. The group met Mrs. Lou- experience In Canada.
venia Randall of Grandview, Wn
in The Dalles, who will also < l I t l » O F l l l t X k S
We want to express our thanks
spend the week in Portland. She
to the friends and neighbors n I
is a sister cf the Portland man.
Mr. an d Mrs. H arold W inegar, ;hi Wasco firemen for their work
A nne and P a tti Sue, d ro v e to m controlling the grass fire that
P o rtlan d S atu rd ay to m eet th e ir endangered our wheat Saturday
d au g h ter, Cathie, w ho had sp en t night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fridley
th e past th te e w eeks v isitin g h er
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