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lll l'I'M H i(lj:,i,i ZKTTK TIlh'S, Thurlit, Nirnil'fr I. I?; A 1 1 ha K home in M(l;ll(t ('lit T ( Ol KT I'ltlH H IMNt.S rlHS Oi t..(.-l . Itcwbed thai settlement oi nun nlislon beh.ilt oi County against itcoi'hemical Corp il til is. herein authorized, approved and r.ii it ifil Also approved rMgington settlement K.ilph Skoutxt. Hoard reappointed to Hoardman Vector Control District niirs issim ti i.iahui ni nm iMuher. Kilham Stationery -Co Ct KM i. Clerks loo 52, Tax Coll $...., Standard Off , Assess'r sup 70, Tax coll 5 i ... 1 To Murravs llrug -Wensor sup i 69. Planner sup 2.3.1 ... HIM. I'ettv johns-l'n 19 0.!. cthse sup 14 91 SIM. National Assoc oi Co AOC .... loo mi. Paul W Jones Co O travel Si. 51. (' J ) H.iunian A et travel S 90, Hentex Services vthse sup . .8 on, Central M.irket-cthse sup . 5iM. City of lleppner cthse water 8 ,vi. I nion Oil Co -shenfts car exp 2 00. K H Machine Works sheriflMil.se sup Ifi 8H. Ore St I diversity Ext Co Kxt Agent.., 4.1" 00. Olive Sweeney H nurse eonv til "2, travel ,V4 22 ..165 (4. Ernest Jorgensen -JP5 phone ;(! 22. sup ls i, Covn W 32 U3U. Case Furniture Co -ettise niamt 2 lleppner Garbage Ihsp -cthse niaint 3 oo. Herman Wmter DA phone tin 78. Sivy 148 11, rent 6,i no. sup 27 60. travel 10 Oo 311 4. Jean Ann Turner et al Jl'ti jury... .83.75. Carolyn J IavisJu travel 19 36. liene Pierce, Trustees Food rent ... 4.i0o. Packer Seott-cthse sup 51 13, M i H Co -cthse sup ... .53 2i. Shirley Ziolinski-eloctions .....:! i. Sadie I'arnsh-Hr of Eqwl 17.13. James Driseoll- iis:.ii;o . IMimH. (".aetto-Times- Elections 648 9u, Oft Pul) 45 6o ... 50. Pacific NW Bell-current exp 15.30, Dunham iTintms 'Elections 8 .00, clerks 24 80 32 80. Pendleton Heppner Kr -Co Ct sup . ..6 33. Lotts Electric-sherifts car pp.... 2.rt'. Singer Busmess-maeh nitse 80. 50; Wheelers Comm shenfts comm ... 79 30. Court St Mkt.-S.Food sup 3162, Pacific NW Hell Shenfts comm 9 62; City of Heppner -S Food water ... 5. on. Standard Oil Co. -sheriffs car exp ... 23 1 Coast to Coast -cthse sup 14.12; Dr. L.D Tibhles- Mental 111 10.00. Med. Inv Sl.oo.. ..91.00; Pacific NW Bell-sheriffs comm.... 5.3V; James Driscoll-postago 200 00. BankAmen- cardsherifts travel exp 13 on, Texaco-shenffs car exp 13.70, Addressograph-maeh mtse 230.16; Shell Oil-Co. shenfts car exp 18.33; Standard Oil Co -museum fuel 36 99. cthse fuel 86.74 143.73. Turner. Van.Marter & Bryant-bonds.... 17 50 Kichfteld-shenffs car exp 3,25. 3M Business Products- m.ieh nitse 120.00; Dept. of Revenue-Assessors St mdse ....166.12. Dunham Printing-Elections 29 95. Kilham Stationery -Co Ct sup 5 43, Sheriff of I matilla-shenffs jail exp.... 196.oi; Standard Ins Co -Ins 80 30. St Accident-S.il 11 46. Ins 116.83 128.28. Blue Cross-Sal 163.12. DA 47.10. Ins 3i4.98 515 20. Pacific Mutual Life-Sal 348 45. St Dept of Revenue-Sal.... 434.30; First National Bank Sal 1.295 40. Public Emp Ret Br-Sal.621.26. ss 621.26 1242.52 UVKRWTS ISSIKD ON GENERAL ROAD FIND FOR OCTOBER. 1972 Packer Scott-mise $51.13. M.& R. Co. -parks 55.20; Homer Hughes comm exp 19 45. Walter Hayes-comm. exp. ...39.05; Franks Sewer Service-parks 65.00; C.E W'estfall-parks 220.uo, James Scraborough-new equip 1.688.8?;Charhe Walker-repairs... 15. On. Springbok Chemical Co -wee. ...62. 00; John A Pieitter-sup 2 49. parks .50 2 99. Radnor Chemical Cor - repairs ... 15. Oo: City of Heppner-sup 7.65. Blue Mt Machine & Welding-repairs 159 .80. Rentex Service Corp. -sup 28.63. East Oregonian-misc 8 96; Centra! Oregon Welders-repairs... 4 5o. City of lone-materials 1.50; Heppner Nor Gas-parks 43 48. Heppner Auto Parts-repairs 137.97. Arrow Transpor tation on Asphalt 241.30. Howard Cooper Corp.-repairs... 18.74, Pettyjohns-repairs 26.08. parks 39.17 65.25; Becket Equipment Co -parks 240.00; Pacific NW Bell-misc 10.74: Schetky Equip Co -repairs 217.20; Kar Products. Inc - repairs 80.21; .Morrow CliU-repairs b.tH; cnevron Asphalt Co -materials 341.60; Coast to Coast-supplies 26.95. Howard Cooper Corp -repairs 4.39; Farley Motor Co -repairs 80,70; B & C Parts-repairs 537 62: Williamson Idaho Equip -repairs 30.41 ; Stone Machinery -repairs 81627: Fords Tire Service-sup 129.75. Tire 236.60 366.35: Standard Oil Co -gas & oil 1.046.75; Labor 7.496.13: St. Ind. Accident-Sal 6.0u. Ins 656.15 662.15: Standard Ins -Ins.... 47. 80; First National-Sal 968.30; St Dept of Revenue-Sal chairman for 299.20. Pacific Mutual Life-Sal 405.07; Blue Cross-Sal 274.55. treasured Ins 198.90 473 45; Public Empioyees-Sal 518.27. ss 518.27.. 1.036.54 Mrs. Kirk Displayed A Myriad of Interests David Mitchum Talks To Chamber On New Mental Health Services ELECTRONIC BRAND IDENTIFIC ATION SEEN IN Fl'Tl'RE Just run the animal under an electronic reader and you have a complete identifica tion. Sounds like science-fiction at this point, but it has possibilities for the future, says Roy Nelson, admini strator of the Livestock Divi sion of the Oregon Depart ment of Agriculture on re turning from the Western States Brand Conference the last of October at Sparks, Nevada Commenting further on the electronic route for livestock identification. Nelson noted that the Boeing Company, the developer of this method, told the conference it is planned to have it perfected enough by February, 1973. to demon strate its use. At present it has reached the stage of an electronic reader capable of scanning from a distance of from five to 10 feet and a small metal plate with COMPLETE JANITORIAL SERVICE Commercial & Domestic Carpet and upholstery cleaning Insurance Claims Floor Waxing Wall & Window Washing Free estimates GORDON KEOWN AND SONS In Heppner Call CASE FURNITURE 676-9432 For Information and Appointments identifying numbers that could include county, state and the owner's brand for implanting under the skin of an animal. It now remains for Boeing to coat this plate with a material that will not be rejected by the animal and that will prevent its slipping under the skin of the animal. In addition to being a means of positive identification of the animal, use of such a tag would eliminate any possi bility of attempts to alter a brand. Other items on the agenda for the conference, which was also attended by the assistant administrator of the Livestock Division. Gene Kunkle. in cluded the use of health certificates for cattle moving between states, brand in spection of horses and use of a common form for brand inspection certificates by states. Nelson reported mat more states are adopting the pro posed uniform brand in spection form, which was requested by the American National Cattlemen's Association. In a discussion of brand inspection for horses -- Oregon is the only Pacific Coast state presently enforcing brand inspection for horses Nevada representatives at the conference stressed the importance of such a program and pointed to the growing horse population in many states Other states in the conference besides Nevada and Oregon are Washington, Idaho. Montana. Utah. Wy oming. California. Arizona and New Mexico Kirk died at her Hermiston earlv Monday morning Services were held Nov 15 a I the Burns Mortuary Oi.itel in llermis ton with the Rev Mark Johnson of the Hope Lutheran Church of Heppner ofltci.iting Interment was at the Heppner Masonic Cemetery Hearers were Clarence Fredenckson. Ken Rogers, Clyde Nnhle, all of Hermiston and Pete McMurtry, Cornell (Ireen and Ralph Reamer of lleppner For those who wish, contribu tions may be made in memory of Mrs. Kirk to the American Cancer Society hmit Mrs. Kirk Alt ha E Kirk w as bom April 5. 1897. the daughter of Mr and Mrs M J.IVvm early settlers on a ranch near Heppner In the fall of 1916. she was married to Merle Kirk and they (armed wheat land in ("larks Canyon, building their home where the Paul Jones' now live In 1953. the Kirks retired and moved to Hermiston They kept the Devin place in Sand Hollow where their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Don Robinson con tinue to operate the Kirk and Robinson ranch raising pure bred cattle. Mrs Kirk was active m a number of organizations for many of years. One of these was the Morrow County Wranglers An accomplished horsewoman, she was a charter member of Morrow County Wranglers and served as director several times On moving to Hermiston she continued her interests in horses by joining the Umatilla Sage Riders She helped form the mounted drill team and won many ribbons in competi- i tive games She held various j offices and was the only woman to have been elected president of the club Interest in Youth Always interested in youth work, she helped form the first 4-H Saddle Club in Umatilla County and served as leader for eignt years She was interested in promoting the IOOF and Rebekah sponsored United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. She served as area 12 years She the manv momentos from students who had gone on the tour. Lodge W ork She was an active member of Sans Souci Rebekah Lodge No. 33 of Heppner. She held all of the offices in the order and was the recipient of the Decoration of Chivalry, the highest honor the lodge be stows She was also an associate member of the Sun Beam Rebekah Lodge No 180 of Hermiston. helping in all phases of lodge w ork for many vears She served many year as District IVputv president (or both Diiricl No 2namlNo 19 She Mottged lu the Pant Noble tirands Cluhoi Rebekah Clulw in Pendleton and Hermiston Mrs Kirk was also u member of the Indies Auxih ,iry Patriarchs Militant Can ton No 3 of Pendleton She served two times as president and received both the service .mil PP jewel of the order In the Rebekah State Assembly , Mrs Kirk served on committees and held several state offices at difler ent times She was a member of the Past Nohle brands ol Oregon drill team, participating in many pertormances of this group Shewasalsoa member of Columbia Grange As busy as she was. she found time to Ih active in F.mblem Club No 215 and quilted with the Rag Pickers Club of Hermiston Proceeds from their projects went foi the benefit of patients at the state hospital Her hustiand preceded her in death in May 1970 She is survived In two daughters, Mrs Ion i.Merlyti' Robinson of Heppner and Mrs James R i Evelyn Broun of Pendleton; two sisters, l.etha Archer of Heppner and Tena Scott of Hermiston. six grandchildren and one great cranHsun Future Citizens lWf Carolyn Wendy, 3 years old, and Jennifer Su san, 4, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Heppner. '47 Cindi Rae, 8 years old; and Kelli Jean, 5, dau ghters of Mrs. Donna Berg strom, Heppner. I wish to thank the voters of Morrow County, including the many new voters, who supported me in my election to the office of County Clerk. I will continue to provide the same efficient service to the people of Morrow County as i have in the past. SADIE PARRISH Join 4-H Ski Club j; FEE $20.00 j ; COVERS: l 10 weeks of bus fare to ! Arbuckle Ski Patch ji ; Qualified Instructor ;' !; Insurance 1 rir.it AIiiMIe Last i 1 NAME . 1 1 DATE OF HIP.TH J I I GRADE IN SCHfXJL J I PHONE NUMBER ; ! Mail to Joyce and Elwayne Bergstrom, 1 1 ; Route 1, Heppner, Ore. Ij j ! We need these returned as soon as j I ; possible in order to get the insurance ! ! taken care of. ; ! I THIS MESSAGE SPOHgOKED BT YOUB HOUX-OWWED J BASK AS A COIOnWITT BEBVICE ' i j DANK OF j; j1 UjEasfem Oregon ; 1 HEPPNEB IOBE ABI.IMQTOS ' i MEKBEX FEDERAL DEPOSIT fHSUEASCE COXP The punch line of the talk l'avid Mitchum gave at the lleppner Morrow County t'haiiiher of Commerce Mon day was "You don't have lo he mentalK ill to luMiefit from our services" lie reviewed the five services of the new Menial Health Service: outpatient, in patients mt r'.OSili, partial hospitalization, emergency 24 hour services and consultation and community education. Me w ill try lo cut down on the number sent lo KOSH He will take night calls if he can Ik- helptul to anyone or lo the sheriff or the doctors. Com munity education will include talking before any group and articles in the liaette-Times from tune to time. ! motional Problems "Kmotioiial problems bit stime of us all of the time". Statistics say that 1 out of 10 in the I nited States will have need of the services provided by the Mental Health Ser vices However Mr. Mitchum feels that the number should he higher when the complete mental health services are considered and not just send ing someone to a State Hospital Morrow County is second in the Kastern Oregon counties with -1 5 per l,w" population to enter the State hospital with their problem primarily con nected with alcohol While the divorce rate is not high he feels that the services available at the Mental Health Services will help reduce the number In checking with the sheriff, he found that m the three years of 17 -19, there were no suicides in Morrow County Hut in one month, there had been three suicides. Those using the services w ill be protected The records w ill be kept under lock and will be available only to professional workers Committee Members of the Mental Health Services committee will net in an advisory capacity lo Mr Mitchum Tiny Sweeney is chairman, Carolyn lUivis in vice chair man and Alma Green In WH-relary. Members of the committee are Judge Paul Jones, Hob Ahriims. Mrs HolH'rt iVSpain Sr., Hon Daniels, Mick Tolar. William Arthur, Dr. Tibbies, Dr. Wolff, I'at Hrindle and Helen Nelson, Charge The program is paid through a Federal Grant, local county taxes and state money. Persons using the services will pay a fee based on their ability to pay. This money goes to the county. The Federal Grant doesn't pay for any building or remodeling Ki-niiHli'liiig Hemodeling began this week in Dr. McMurdo's old office. Mr. Mitchum has hopes of being in the new office and set up for business by Jan, 1. A tentative schedule would have Mr. Mitchum in Heppner on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday and in Hoardman on Friday. He may set up a small office in Hoardman. On Tues days he will he in Pendleton working with the people from Morrow County who are in the F.OSH. He will also participate in training sessions in group therapy technique and attend staff meetings of the I'matilla Morrow County Mental Health Department. (ptting Acquainted During the time until the office is ready, Mr. Mitchum has already made good use of his time to get acquainted w ith the people and the area. He has met with the County court, the doctors, the school administration, Welfare Commission, the Juvenile Department and read back issues of the Gazette-Times. He has spoken before the Soroptimist Club and wel comes opportunities to speak before other groups. Opening his talk Monday, he gave a brief history of himself. He comes from a family of public minded ciliens His father issup't of ehools He In one of three sons One brother is in vocational rehabilitation, the other brother is still in school in medical research One grandfather was a Christum minister and an other was a missionary lo F.thiopia. Kd Gonty won the pot Hay Hoyce'g committee will continue to discuss with the Highway commission the need for re signing the exit from Rti-N lo come to Heppner. THCHSDAV MTF I.ADIFS TEAM STANDINGS Team Won tUwl Kinua Corp. 25 Tlll'HSDAY MTE I.ADIFS Tram Standings Tram Won Lost Kmzua 25 15 Ituggles 22 IB Murrays 22 IB Toyoto 22 18 Columbia Hasin 20 20 Klma's Flower Shop 8 31 High Ind. Game, June Hollenbrock--213; High Ind. Series, Phyllis Cole -5IK1; High Team Game, Kinzua--9:in, High Team Series, Kinzun-2fio9. Former Resident Lillian Wilkinson Passes A former Morrow County resilient, Mrs Lillian A Wilkinson, died Tuesday. Nov, 7, W2 in o Portland hospital Horn March 2, IHS in Heppner, she was the daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Paul Troedsnn of Morgan district, and lived in Morrow County until l'MH She moved with her family to Portland, and work ed as a secretary for Trinity Episcopal Church for 20 years and also did volunteer work al William Temple House She is survived by a daughter, Mrs, James Markle of Orange, Calif ; a sister, Mrs Frank Tews of Seattle: a niece, Mrs Sherman May of Salt Utke City ; and a nephew Paul W. Tews of lone, and four grandchildren. Funeral ser vices were held in Portland at Trmtv Episcopal Church on Friday with interment in Hose Citv Cemetery. ( Altll OF THANKS We want to thank everyone for all the help after the fire in Lexington and u special thanks to the ones promoting the shower and dance It was sure appreciated by all our family. Mr. and Mrs. Uiuie Eng 4Kc NEW BUSINESS Spectrum Janitorial Service "No job too large or too small, we take good care of them air Keith V. Vosberg and Son 989-8135 1 Automatic ON at Dusk OFF at Dawn J . Yard and Security Light 175 Watt 1 Here are the facts folks This is what ' yu pay! NO Purchase Cost NO Installation Cost I NO Electricity Cost I I NO Maintenance Cost I J I Absolute Total Cost to You If There 1 Is An Existing Pole is . I Only $3.00 Per Month In V i Why do outside chores in the dark? j j ) Call or Write: j Columbia Basin Electric Co-op, Inc. fC i Ph. 676-9146 and order a fXr A Security Light NOW I I COLUMBIA BA5IN ELECTRIC COOPtRATIl'E, INC. Columbia Basin Electric Co-op Serving Morrow, Gilliam and Wheeler Counties Heppner Phone 676-9146
