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Wednesday EDDM U.S. POSTAGE PAID PENDLETON, OR PERMIT NO. 50 May 13, 2020 A Classified Publication of VOTE FOR CHANGE, VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE INTEGRITY TRANSPARENCY HARD WORK EXPERIENCED VETERAN PRO 2ND AMENDMENT Grande Ronde Hospital and Clinics proudly welcomes: Ellen Barlow, FNP-C To the GRH Regional Medical Clinic team as a Primary Care Provider (PCP) BILL MILLER FOR SHERIFF “In my mind there is only one candidate with the experience, certifica- tion and, more important, the life experience to be in command of the most important department in Union County government. Join me in supporting and voting for Bill Miller for Union County sheriff.” ~ John Coote “As I drive around our county, I see lots of signs that say “elect” someone. This is not an election about who has the most or the biggest signs, but it is about who has the qualifications, experience, integrity, honesty and leadership to do the job. Bill has all of these things, and he will always do the right thing.” ~ Bob Nelson A few of my priorities: Expansion of the drug task force, bring back a comprehensive Reserve Program, full support of Union County Search & Rescue, and better policing/visibiliy in all communitties Look me up on Facebook: Bill Miller For Union County Sheriff Email me: billmillerforucsheriff@gmail.com Paid for by Committee to elect Bill Miller, Sheriff. Jared Rogers - Treasurer, 73001 Palmer Junction Rd., Elgin, OR 97827 Ellen Barlow, FNP-C, joins the GRH Regional Medical Clinic from Boise, Idaho, where she worked as a registered nurse in a busy emergency department for the past several years. She completed her Master's Degree at Gonzaga University, and her undergraduate degree at Boise State University. Ellen has background as a Union Hotshots wildland firefighter and EMT, and looks forward to utilizing her diverse set of skills to transition into her new role as a primary care family nurse practitioner. She has a particular interest in developing a long-term relationship with each of her patients, while empowering them to attain their health goals. Ellen was born and raised here in La Grande, and is eager to return to her roots with her husband and two dogs. She looks forward to enjoying all the outdoor activities that Eastern Oregon has to offer. GRH Regional Medical Clinic 506 4th Street, La Grande • 541.663.3138 • grh.org/RMC/ Now accepting new patients! Ellen Barlow, FNP-C Learn more about Ellen in our online Provider Directory at www.grh.org today! State issues emergency order for health insurance companies! The order requires ALL health insurance companies to: • Provide at least a 60-day grace period to pay any past due premiums • Pay claims for any covered services during the first 30 days of the grace period • Extend all deadlines for reporting claims and other communication *For more information please contact our office or go to the state website at; https://dfr.oregon.gov/insure/health/understand/Pages/coronavirus.aspx Sponsored by Teresa Schwab 541-523-5467 InsureMeTeresa@gmail.com https://ezcard.com/insure Multi-Line Insurance Broker COVID-19 COVID-19 Novel Coronavirus Prevention Tips Novel Coronavirus STAY HOME, SAVE LIVES DO DON’T • Stay home as much as possible (kids, too). • Wear a cloth face covering. • Stay at least 6 feet away from others if you have to leave home. • Go out only for essentials (groceries, medical care). • • • • Gather in groups. Get together with friends. Have play dates for kids. Make unnecessary trips. For general information on COVID-19 call 211 or visit www.chdinc. org/covid19 . If you are having a medical emergency, call 911. Wash hands often with soap and water Stay at least 6 feet away from others Don’t touch eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands Wear a cloth face covering when you have to leave your home Avoid crowded places and social gatherings If you become sick call your health care provider Grocery Shopping COVID-19 tips to stay healthy Novel Coronavirus Stay home if you’re sick. Avoid shopping if you are sick or have symptoms of COVID-19, which include a fever, cough, or shortness of breath. Order online or use curbside pickup. If you must go to the store, limit your visits by preparing a list. 6 feet Stay at least 6 feet away from others while shopping and in lines. Cover your mouth and nose with a cloth face covering when you have to go out in public. Avoid unnecessary handling of all items in store. When you do have to visit in person, go during hours when fewer people will be there like early morning or late at night. If possible, go alone. Use hand sanitizer when you leave the store. Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with regular soap and water when you get home. We are closed during the Covid-19 crisis This ad is sponsored as a public service by The Observer and: 1520 ADAMS AVENUE La GRANDE, OREGON 97850 (541) 963-4144 • 888-449-2704 globef@eoni.com
