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Thunu. November 13. 1969 Farm Bureau Pays Dividends Here (Continued from page 1) programs such as workmen's compensation, however desir able thry may be, are a consid erable expense to Oregon agri culture, an Industry already plagued bv a serious cost-price Mjuccze. Realistic benefit sched ules, proper waiting periods for overage upon employment and picup action such as Farm Bur eau's can hold costs for farm ers at rearable levels." Mental Health Director Seeks Effective Ways to Help Rural Areas i if Great gift to trim a tree with. Say Merry Christmas with McCulloob Power Mao 0, the world's lightest chain saw. The only saw In the six-pound olassl Zips through an 8-lnoh log In Just e seconds. Cuts a winter's worth of firewood quick and easy. Plenty of power. Plenty of features. Best gift under any tree $179.95 FREE Get this lightweight carrying eu(rffular 914.96 yalu)fra when you buy Power Mae a or Fowit Mae Automatic Supply limited. 1K 1 PETTYJOHNS Form and Builders Supply Heppner Fh. 676-9157 Members of the County Court, Judge Paul Jones, Walter Hayes of Boardman and Jack Van Winkle of Heppner with others who make up the Welfare Com mission, Lloyd Berger of Irrigon Mrs. Vernon Munkers of Lexing ton. Earl L. Soward of Lexing ton and 3-county Welfare dir ector, Lowell Chally heard L LaVon Wilson, director of the Umatilla-Morrow County Health Clinic at their meeting Thurs day. Also present were Grace Drake, Morrow County Juvenile counsellor and Mrs. Charles Heard of the Heppner Gazette- Times. Mr. Wilson is visiting the rur al areas in an effort to find human resources that can be us ed to an advantage in treating those with mental problems. "Tensions build up, he says "and sometimes all the person needs is someone to have cof fee with, or stay with the child ren while they get out or some one to show them "just plain neighborliness'." He is searching for a solution of problems In the rural areas. He mentioned the use that could be made of the IED closed circuit TV if it were to be brought into Morrow County. CARD OF THANKS We extend sincere thanks for the flowers, cards, letters and other expressions of sympathy shown us at the time of the death of our loved one. Dr. and Mrs. L.D. Tibbies and Family p38 Members of the Mental Health Clinic working with others would discuss the symptoms and solutions of certain behavior problems as related groups watched in the outlying areas. Related groups would include preachers, teachers, parents , nd others who are all working to keep people mentally healthy. He said a number are being treated at the clinic from Mor row county. He stressed how helping disturbed parents can help the children. Treatment can take many paths into vocation al rehabilitation, child welfare, mental health, child guidance, marriage counselling and alco holism. The regular meeting of the Welfare Commission followed. Son Arrives Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gray are parents of a son, Terry bem, bom Nov. 1 at St. Anthony'? Hspital in Pendleton. He weigh ed 7 lb., UK oz. He Joins two sisters at home, Susan 7 and Arlene 4. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Merritt Grav and Mrs. Gene Gray is the great grandmother, all of Heppner. Mrs. Tibbies Home Mrs. L. D . Tibbies returned to Henoner Monday from Mis souri, called by the death of er mother, Mrs. verna Turnaee. Mrs. Tibbies spent seven weeks with her mother iaj summer. Mrs. Turnane has visited in Heppner in years past. TV ATTACHMENT FOR THE HARD OF HEARING This Personalized Amplifier is guaranteed to make you hear TV much better and clearer without increased volume, or your money back. We would prefer for pure ly good will and economic reasons that only the Hard-of-Hearing order this at tachment SPECIAL PURCHASE! Highest quality Lowest Cost You would have to pay much more without our special purchase. FULL PRICE WHILE THEY LAST Write, come in or phone Mail Coupon and $1.00 to LESTER RUUD. 21 S. W. Dorion, Pendleton. Ore. 97801 Name Address City State Zip NOW OPE N At c ourt Street Market New Facilities To Process Farm Killed Animals And Game Animals (No Sheriff's Tag Required on Farm-Killed Animals) The Latest In Proccsssing Facilities To Cut And Package To Your Order Sharp freeze at no extra cost. Special Order JERKY SALAMI POLISH SAUSAGE Hog Time Is Coming Bring Them In For That Real Apple Wood Smoke Cure Cows Si State meet OF MEMBERS OF is) hm It off IJLnj c HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM FOSSIL, OREGON Friday, November lig., Registration 1 1 :00 A.M. Regular Meeting 1:15 P.M. Guest Speaker: Dr. IQ69 ryce tuoine Agricultural Economist with Battelle-Northwest FREE - Four 100 Watts Bulbs For Each Member Attending NUMEROUS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WILL BE PRESENTED AS DOOR PR FREE LUNCH METHODIST W.S.GS a Movie Shown During Registration HEPPNER IH N. COURT
