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lltrrNES CA2ETTT: TIMES. Thursday. Mar I. HMjCVUr.! 'UK
1 111 " trai tlve.
dl-dt were at
IDEAS OF STATE HOSPITAL CHANGE
WITH VISIT TO INSTITUTION
"I have lived In Morrow county
;i3 year and never went ma
Ihe Ktern Orrcon hu
.Hal" announce Mr Hurl Wat
t-nlurj:-r. Tine t'y MtUm
u..,man "I udi afrai.1 ana un
u!H!nii t.. face the fart that
omcd.y a loved one of mine
would need their rare."
ifpaiilns that IhU li the gen
era! attitude felt by rnost ieople,
Mr Velma Gla-. .Morrow cunty
i.uhllr health DUV, urfced the
women of the cw.nty extension
committee and Marrow county
atrt-nt. Esther Klrnl. to visit
i ho Eastern OreEon state ho-
Iltal In Pendleton, to promote
iK-tliT understanding or me men
tnl health uroblem. Eleven wo
t.ien from th. county toured the
hovj.ital on March 16. under the
direction of Mrs vera c jonnson.
head of the educational depart
ment of the state Institution.
The three hour tour Included
Livestock Market
! Cattle Hogs Sheep
SALE EVERY TUESDAY
12 NOON
On U. S. Highway No. 30
NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7-6655 HermUton, Oregon
Don Wink. Mgr.
Res. HermUton JO 7-3111
frank Wink & Son Ownera
h vUitatlon of all the women'
ward; a "lUtenlnr In" en a
lecture presented hy Pr Me
Tcvler. to ItiMpltal aids on eb-e-trie
and Innulln treatment; and
a tour of the admission and
treatment bulldlrn guided by
Mnr Arthur PPt. li.V. ujervlr
of ;nat department.
lUdow are comment made by
the Monow county women after
the visit;
Mr Howard Pettyjohn. 1I
pner extension unit felt the trip
to Eastern Oregon Mate hospital
at Pendleton a very valuable
tool In promoting undertnlln
of the public in the mental
health development. Seeing- the
patients and learning how they
nr.. cared for help to ie.-i.von me
old fashioned fear of mental Ill
ness."
Mr Lincoln Nash, lleppner. "I
was Impressed by the cleanli
of the hospital and its pat
ient who wore colorful dresses
and not uniforms ns I had sup
posed."
Mrs Wlllard French. Pine City.
Althoueh the hospital Is hope
WkIv overcrowded they try for
a cheerful atmosphere throun
out by the use of flowers, potted
plants, and canaries and para
l.eets. (The flowers are crown
in their own jjreenhouses). The
dlnlm rooms are made more
home-like by the use of small
tables that sit four to six, rather
than long Institutional tables.
GflR AVIATION
SPRAYING-FERTILIZING
DUSTING-SEEDING
HOME OWNED AND OPERATED
We're As Near As Your Telephone
PHONE LEXINGTON fdOO
DAY OR NIGHT O'Oft&Z-
I 8i ttla fUJ to kn-w that
the liatii-nt c&n do o many
:::: u -M UmJ-i;. One thing, they
aliow them ihe u of the ward
kltrhen to mix up a cake mix
or other baking It nee m to me
a (hallent'e ''' a" u u think
ff i'h-v Jtople and remember
hem wfh little thing uh a
cake and rookie mli at var
.iu time during th year "
Mr Jhn Uergtrom. Ithea
Creek, "I marvelled nt the many
typos of entertainment for the
patient. Each ward ha It own
littl,. part lea either put on b
(.taff member or urgantza-li.-ns
frt m Pendleton or Mirroun
dint; communities. One ward
t ectllr.g ready fur a St Pat
rick's party with a decorated
shamrock tree. Urge parties and
(liiirch service are given once
a week In the auditorium.
Televlhion is surely a help.
There Is n set in each ward and
wc found the women deeply en
grossed In the afternoon serial
programs. There was a piano in
each ward recreation room. Jig
saw puzzles alvt seemed to be
popular."
Mrs Warren McCoy. Irrlgon,
"I felt a little uneasy when we
iu-n tnnrincf the warils, but
I soon found out that since the
ii e of tranquilizers, the most
disturbed patients seem almost
as calm and happy as the others
physical restraints arc used only
f..r the patients protection a
"ninst himself. We were told
that restraints and tranquilizers
r.r.. i!;i-d to calm the acute con-
diiions until the patient is able
to helD himself with the doc
tor's direction to gain an Insight
Into his own problems. Know
thyself is the key to good mental
health."
Mrs Richard Waymire, Board-
man extension unit and a reg
istered nurse "I felt Dr Mc-
Tcvler's lecture was more bene
ficial to myself, as a short re
fresher course. I know we an
learned more about the therapy
In spite of the technical terminology.
With one out of 10 of our pop
ulation receiving some type of
assistance with mental prob
lems and disturbances during
their lifetime, It is important to
publicize the attitude that the
majority can be cured or adjus
ted to society again without me
dieval methods.
I know that all of us will pass
Monument News
rno ed back to thrlr old home at
Hamilton, afti-r selling their
home en Deer Creek. They then
tent a we-k tUHint relative
and friend twfr wttling In
their Hamilton borne
llan.id Llniert drove A)
Brown to Prlnell!e Monday to
m,ft Mr Rruvin. who came
horn after stiendlnff month In
California, visited her lter and
family.
Verne McCarty and eon Don
nle went to John Day Wedne
dav on bukincts
Mr and Mr Bb Burton ami
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SPRING EARTHENWARE SALE
20
SAVINGS
for two weeks only!
Sale ends May 14th
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:iiniiWirnlfrtii-n -in ivtf
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Any piece. . .
every pattern!
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Humphreys Rexall Drugs
loni? Ihe feelinir that I.T)SH I a
BOfKi place to X hen neceary
and there I hope for an afflic
ted person, rather than antrer.
despair and shame."
Mr Georjje Currin. Lena. "The
lecture on mental Illness by Dr
McTcvler helped me to better
understand the tour w took
through the admissions and
treatment bulldinc. (Thl Is a
newer hulldlne and U very at
tractive with Its pastel color
schemes, polished wood, and
newer furnlshlnc). We should
all be made aware of how Im
portant It Is to start treating
mental Illness In It earliest
staces. and that even children
can become as mentally disturb
ed as adults (There was a 13
year old Rlrl In the treatment
building)."
Mrs Bryce Keene. lone, "I feel
very strongly that It Is up to
the mothers of Eastern Oregon
to work for more study on men
tal health. Our units have taken
the first step bv having Velma
Class, county health nurse, ap
pear at one of our meetings on
the "Four things necessary for
good mental health". We can
surely strive to give these things
to our children.
I believe we should do all
In our power to see that the out
patient clinic of the EOSH be
staffed so that children and
adults of eastern Oregon have
a tilace for psychiatric treat
ment. At present Portland Is our
closest place for such treatment.
Miss Esther Kirmis, Morrow
county extension agent "I felt
our visit to Eastern Oregon state
hospital was one of the most
Informational afternoons I have
spent. Our group was composed
of women from all parts of the
county. These women will surely
be good ambassadors back to
their countv In telling of the
workings of this state hospital.
I feel the sooner we can bring
the topic of mental health Into
our everyday conversation, the
sooner we will see progress
made In this field. I urge other
organizations to tour the Eastern
Oreeon state hospital to become
better Informed."
Meetings Started
For Cattlemen and
Auction Operators
Slat and federal veterinarian
are holding erie of mcctinj:
with eastern Oregun county
cattlemen Utlon. litter-
rted Morkyard operator and
other to explain new develop
ment In Ihe cull and dry cow
trace back program.
Particular rmphai at the
aerie, arranged in cooperation
with county exter.lun agent,
is ihe new program adopted up
on recommendation of the state
board of llvckiock auction mar
ket. Thl board, an official ad
lrv unit to the atate depart
ment of agriculture, has recom
mended tagging all cattle mov
Inir through ktockyard with
dual purpose Identification.
Tti !ncle tac. now on ord
and to be distributed later this
spring, will serve both a official
Identification in tne Bang a pro
gram and a saleyard Identifi
cation. Meetings were held at Med-
ford. Klamath Falls. Lakevlew.
Burns and Ontario the week or
Aoril 1822: at Canyon City.
Prlnevllle and Mitchell. April 25-
30.
Other meetings scheduled: La
pine, May 2; Baker, May 2; La
Grande, May 3; Enterprise, May
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- ..ii. -a- Pxniinfnn Riav a: mauras.
Cltv. Mrs t.eorge gave ' .
to ,he hich school girl, on Girl. May 9; Heppner. May 10: The
..,; iju r.n what the 'Dalles. May 11 : woro. May a.
un and Mi Glenn William
and daughter drvv Id Juhn Day
Thurdy vn buln.
Harold L2f-pit tl Waynard
Il.mllton went to lleppner
Thurtday.
The M M M Club held their
regular meeting Thursday at the
huine ol Mr Van KUttard. .N?xt
meeting will be heU t the
pearl Martin home.
Mr Verne McCarty and on
Donnie and Mr F-lmer Mtteun
drove to Spray where they .pent
the day vUltlng Mr Darrell De
laney and Mr Betty Joyne.
Mi I'smM Fergeron of John
Day ipent Thurwlay here Uit
in2 Mr Mamie Fergeraon, her
mother In law.
Tht-r wa a church parley
held here Monday evening at
Ihe church. There were npre-
nt-ntattve from Mt crnon ana
Dayville here to attend the meet-
Ini.'-
Jesse Allen and Lealie Holland
of John Day and Mt Vernon were
caller here Ut Friday on husl
ness.
June Hutchison went to Hep
t.ner Saturday, taking her father.
Joe Whitaker over for medical
aid.
The American Legion auxil
iary unit no 118 of Monument
had as dinner guests Tuesday.
Mrs Delphene George of Eugene,
nroslilent. Deoartment of Oregon
and Mrs Edith Bartly of Prairie
A. II.
Auxiliary works for. She went
on to Prlnevllle that evening for
a meeting.
Miss Is'icky Drees and Gary
Ingall are the girl and boy
named from Monument for Girls'
State and Boys State.
The Monument high school
will hold Its banquet and prom
Saturday night In the school
cym.
Mrs Stella McCarty took her
daughter, Alene to John Day
Tnursday for dental work.
Mrs Frances Noland and child
ren are here from Portland vis
iting her folks. Mr and Mrs Ernie
Johnson.
Bill Howell of Spray took his
mother Mabel Howell and two
nephews to Heppner Monday to
Sce Clifford Howell who is In
the hospital there.
Mr and Mrs Ned Sweek and
children of Heppner were here
Sunday to visit his mother, Mr.
Delsla Sweek and his sister and
husband, Mr and Mrs George
Capon.
Mr and Mrs Richard Martin
and daughter of Prlnevllle spent
the weekend here visiting his
folks, the Henry Martins.
Johnnie and Judy Healy axe
staying at the Ted Palmateer
home in lone.
Mrs Jack Kerr spent the week
end in Portland visiting her hus
band, who is employed there.
Aitlnff Dr L E Bodenwelser
state veterinarian, and Dr A G
Beagle, federal veterinarian in
charge in Oregon, with the series
are Dr O J Halverson and Dr
Kenneth Erlckson of the federal
staff and Dr M R Woulfe, assis
tant state veterinarian.
Mis. Leon Graham arrived
home Friday from Utah whr.-e
she had been visiting relatives.
ViMitlna with Mr and Mr
Terry Blevins and Mr and Mrs
Norbert Herschel is r n 1 1 1 1 p
Rinvlns from Montana, brother
of Mr Blevins and Mrs Herschel.
I0NE
School Notes
The fallowing officer were
rlnted in the fh001
nudeni body: Mark llalvor.
president; Jo llalvorsen. vice
pirsident; Cheryle Lundell,
retary: It-beit Kmert. treauter;
and cheer leader. Karn Ham.
Suan Limbtrom. Marjorl
Odnnor and France McLeod.
The 8th grade clas went to
.Mary hill museum Friday of lat
wek. They were accompanied
by Mr and Mr Donald Olm
Mheid and Mr Walter Corley.
Mr. Ciac Nickarton pnt th
weekend In Bcaverton with her
daughter and family, Mr and
Mr Richard Haye and .he U
now In Eugene with her Mn and
daughter ln Uw. Mr and Mrs
Francis Nickerson.
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Sunday, May 15
7 to 11 a. m.
McNary Yacht Club Picnic
grounds Hat Rock Park!
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$1.25
Public Invited
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Ph. JO 7-6651
On Hermiston-McNary
Highway
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The non-surgical, electronic
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and permanent in nature that
the following policy is offered
their patient : "After all symp
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obligation: The Dean Clinic,
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N. E. Sandy Blvd., Portland 12,
Oregon.
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