Grandview Tribune (Grandview, Tex.), Vol. 87, No. 49, Ed. 1 Friday, July 22, 1983 Page: 1 of 10
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members - were the most qualified to select a
logo design representative of these goals. .
“I wanted Memorial employees to know their
voices count - whether it is a matter of personal
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practices or the selection of Memorial’s logo."
Four key elements comprise the selected logo
design; each is a significant part of the whole.
The symbol of the Methodist church forms the
centermost design in the logo. The flame and
cross depict church guidance and represent the
Methodist mission to provide quality health care
to Johnson County residents.
The flame, and cross are' contained within a
larger Greek cross that has long been the recog-
nized symbol for healing and the brotherhood of
adult vaccinated those animals that are card test
of movement may move without restriction.
A change was also made relating to testing
requirements from a C state or area or within the
Texas C area. This change would allow movement
of non-vaccinated cattle as follows: cattle be
tested negative within 30 days prior to move-
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tine and an outstanding
rating on overall evalu-
ation. It is the'hopes
1. be from a herd in-which all test eligible
cattle have been together for at least 120 days and
have been subjected to one negative test as a herd
.within the previous 365 days;
2. be from a non-quarantined herd and have
been subjected to a negative test not less than 60
nor more than 365 days before the test for move-
ment.
In regard to certified free herds, Commission-
ers made this change for dairy herds: a minimum
of four consecutive milk ring tests conducted at
not less thn 90 day intervals will now be required
• previously, this provision provided for three neg-
ative tests.
Regulations were also changed to make it easier
to establish a certified free herd of cattle coming
from a certified herd as follows: “All or part of
a certified free herd purchased and moved direct-
ly to pemises without other cattle may qualify
without a test.”
many years. She was presented a plaque, red"
rose, and letter from the city congratulating her
for her service to the community. Elsie and her •
daughter, Melva Swain enjoyed the lunch with the—
residents.
Mrs. Norris remains in the hospital at this time.
We pray she will be able to return soon. Mr.
Kay is home and so happy to be with his nursing
home family.
Our newest residents are Mrs. Berta Phillips of
Grandview, Mrs. Moline Williams of Itasca, and
Mr. Elbert Roach of Granbury. We hope we can
make each one feel at home with us and enjoy
being a member of our family.
Mr. Roach is father of Mrs. Mary Hinson of
Grandview and Berta Phillip’s daughter is Mrs.
Nancy Bridge.
Visit soon.
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Vol. 87 No. 49 GRANDVIEW (JOHNSON COUNTY), TEXAS JULY 22, 1983 15 Per Copy -
Changes in the Texas brucellosis program
_ which will allow for more freedom of movement
of cattle were approved by Commissioners of the
Texas Animal Health Commission. Commission-
ers also approved a change in procedure for
establishing a certified free herd. —
Three new Commissioners were present at a re-
cent meeting of the Commission. They are Mrs.
Mary Nan West, Batesville; Laurence Bostick,
Brookshire; and Robert Bartlett, Canton. •
As a result of the recently passed legislation
' relating to the Texas brucellosis program, Com
missioners instructed TAHC staff to draw up
proposals that could possibly apply to movement
of cattle to slaughter only from a quarantined
herd without testing of that herd. This regulation
must conform to federal rules; at present, federal
rules require that all cattle from a quarantined
herd be tested. -
One of the changes relating to movement of
cattle is in a consignment in which there is a
vaccinated animal that is suspect on the
brucellosis test. In such a situation, negative
cattle in a consign modtin Which there is a vac-
cinated card test poitive but rivanol or comple-
meht fixation negative suspect, may move.
In a non-infected herd of cattle which has been
Texas Soccer Associa-
tion. They will need to
field ten teams to be
able to join.
The league will start
in the fall "with 10
games to be played
rpan.
“The symbol itself immediately identifies that
Memorial is a medical facility. Our signature
shows any individual we are both church-
affiliated and a medical facility. The outer
elements show our heritage and community
bond,” Kupferle added.
The crosses are surrounded by two staffs of
wheat representing the importance of agriculture
to Johnsbn County residents. Kupferle explained
the staffs of wheat bend to encompass and
support the hospital and the church.
‘ Farming has been an economic balance for
this community. That is why the placement of
the wheat was.essential in the logo.”
A double ring symbolizing the bond between
the community and the hospital, the hospital and
the individual, completes the new logo.
“This logo has a special meaning since hospital
employees chose it. The signature does not
reflect some distant corporate preferance but is
alive with the spirit of Memorial Hospital.
Cleburne and the surrounding communities,”
Kupferle said.
Adult volunteers from
Grandview were Jan
and Dale Putrino and
Ginny Favor. All the
boys had a great time
and advanced in rank
with their new skills.
The Scouts also enjoy-
ed a swim day on July
8th. Future Pack sum-
mer activities. include
roller skating, a plane-
merce, Texas and fea-
tured some of the top
names and most dis-
tinguished instructors
in the field. Grand-
view Flags were out-
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that you the members
of our community will
take the opportunity
this year to watch and
take pride in the hard
work and hours of
practice that go into
the half-time perform-
ance by our groups,
band, flag corp, and
drill team.
tarium and museum
trip, and a bake sale
on August 23rd.
Cub Scouts are 8, 9,
and 10 years old. All
boys of this age who
are interested in joining
the Scouting program
are welcome. Please
call the Favors at
866-3963 for more in-
formation.
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Don Paul and Debi
Carson announce the
birth of Brandy Lynn
born July 15, 1983 at
Harris Hospital. She
weighed 6 lb. 14 oz.
The grand parents are
Joy and Powell Cooper
of Grandview and
Blanche and George
Carson of Fort Worth.
Grandview Nursing Nome
by Lorenc Crowell .
Our routine was changed somewhat Monday,
July 18th. The employees decided to have a
“cooks’ day out” by bringing a covered dish
from home, sharing with residents and other
employees. By noon we had a couple of tables
laden with casseroles, vegetables, pies, and cakes
of all kinds. What a feast!
Before the spread, the residents honored Elsie
Donoho with a special celebration. John Moore
gave a tribute to Elsie. With help of old friends
and family we found that all her life she has been
. able to give help and encouragement to many
people, her church, city fire department, nursing
home. She has played a very active part for
Alvarado will have
their first day of soccer
registration on July
23rd from 9 a.m. to
2 p.m. at the Alvarado
Middle School. There
will be tables set up in
the community room
of the administration
building.
The cost is $12.00
for /6 years old and
under and $17.00 for
all others.
Alvarado is independ-
ent of the Cleburne
league and is trying
to organize enough
teams to jion the North
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University in Com- of each of the students
dance choreography
camps in the south.
The summer camps
were held on the cam-
pus of East Texas State
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Memorial Hospital in Cleburne has a new logo,
“symbolic of community spirit,” according to
Hospital Administrator Nick Kupferle, III.
The logo was selected by -Memorial Hospital
employees, volunteersand medical staff following
a hospital-wide election.
Kupferle noted that the contest was organized
to enhance employee participation and strengthen
commitments between employees," volunteers,
the medical staff and the hospital.
Voting members were encouraged to select
one of three logo designs that most reflected the
spirit of the hospital nd the community.
“Memorial Hospital has played a significant
rle in Johnson County history. As our
hospital expands and strengthens, it is important
to remember our identity. Memorial’s signature,
or logo, should reflect that,” Kupferle said.
• “It was obvious to me that those who helped
build Memorial - employees, volunteers, board
mentals and received a
superior rating. The
Z - ettes Drill Team
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September, through ■
November.
Alvarado would like
to have enough sign up
from Grandview so the
teams could practice in
Grandview instead of
driving out of town.
July 30th will be the
last day, you can sign
up. If you have any
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rios,—
Jr. of 406 E. Walnut,
Grandview, announce
the birth of a son,
Daniel Concepcion
Rios, bom June 29th
at Memorial Hospital
Cleburne. He weighed
7 lbs. 15 oz. and was
20” long. Daniel has
two brothers, Rolando
Jose, 8 and Ben Rios
III, 3 years. Grand-
parents are Mrs. Elena
Ramirez of Brecken-
ridge and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Rios, Sr. of Grand-
view.
The past several weeks
have been very busy for
band director Mike
Trussell and for the
members of the Grand-
view H. S. Z - ettes
Drill Team and Flag
Corp. Participating
members have been
busy polishing their
skills and learning new
routines for the-upcom-
Cub Scout Pack 427
August 9th at 7:30 p.m. at the Alvarado Reunion cle-inspection and B
Pavilion. . ' m . u cycle skill tests, two
There are two age groups: Toddler to two and Scouts presented
one-half; and two and one-half to four and one- with advancement a-
half. Limit 100 babies in each group wards. Craig Thomas
The following information is needed: child s . received the Aquanaut,
full name, age, birthdate, parents names, address, Athlete, and Sportsman
and phone. - awards and earned his
Enter by phone or mail to: Webelo Badge. Galen
Claudia Brown 783-8248 Favor received a Silver
Cheryl White 783-8259 Arrowhead, his Aqua-
Betty Newby 783-8405 naut Artist, Athlete,
Joyce Brooks 783-2083 and Sportsman awards,
All of Alvarado, Texas. . . and earned his Webelo
Numbers will be assigned entrants beginning at Badge.
7:00 p.m. No entry fee. June 13-17 the Pack
attended Cub Scout
Day Camp at Camp
Leonard in Granbury.
Mosdie Gillum, Myrtle Hodges, Felix Martinez, going to Japan. They are employed at Yester-
Connie Bassinger, and Judy Owens are standing year's Leftovers.
in front of the first shipment of stuffed animals
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