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EIGHT The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday March 15, 1979
Health-age, blood pressure
clinic offered at no charge
Tom Day hits 19 points to
keep VanMarter on top
A free blood pressure check
and computerized "Health
Age" appraisal will be avail
able March 20 in the Advent
ists' Community Services
Mobile Unit located in front of
Murray's Drug Store.
"Aging can be hastened or
delayed by as much as eleven
years depending upon your
health habits and lifestyle,"
say Dr. Don Hall, director of
Health Education for the
Adventist Church. "Recent
studies have shown that a
simple health habits such as
not smoking, eating a good
breakfast, getting regular ex
ercise, etc., can significantly
influence one's longevity."
The computerized Health
Age Appraisal Program is
based on a study by Drs.
Belloc and Breslow on Health
Practices and Longevity. A
simple questionnaire along
with a blood pressure check
and height and weight data
are fed into a computer for
analysis. Participants receive
a copy of their "Physiological
age" (how old you really are)
and an "Achievable age",
which is based upon compli
ance with the computer's
health recommendations.
While the computer can't
guarantee anyone a longer
life, the suggestions made
may help in achievement of a
healthier, happier life. This
program is conducted as a
community service of the
Seventh-day Adventist
church.
Leichieter
Tom Day racked up 19
points to spark Van Marter to
a 68-34 victory over Johnston
during Town Team Basketball
League action on Sunday.
The win allowed Van Marter
to maintain its status as the
only unbeaten team in the city
league. Frank Pearson chip
ped in 12 points to become Van
Marters number-two scorer in
the contest. Johnston's Dave
Mitchell was high point man in
the losing effort, with 12.
Second-place Eckman had
its hands full in limiting the
team's season record to just
one loss. On Sunday, they
squeaked past Lane by a scant
margin of 41-40. Dave Mc
Laughlin was high point man
for Eckman with 17, while
Lane's Pat Campbell connect
ed for 11 points.
Kevin Rountree pumped in
24 points to lead Forest Servie
to a 56-40 win over Smith. Lee
Padberg chipped in 17 points
for the Forest Service, and
Don Papineau was Smith's
high point winner with 12.
Gary Watkins and Mark
Huddleston each made 12
points to help bring Watkins to
a 60-37 trouncing of Greenup.
Greenup's high point man was
Clint Barber with 11.
Next Sunday, March 18,
Forest Service will meet
Eckman, Watkins will face
Lane, Greenup takes on Van
Marter and Smith will battle
Johnston.
Hospital
Board
to meet
The Pioneer Memorial Hos
pital Board will meet in
regular session Tuesday,
March 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the
hospital.
At their meeting the board
decided to request program
information from various hos
pital management groups and
it is hoped that some respon
ses will have been received for
review by the board.
Morrow riders fare at
in Force
Heppner BMCC evening ; GermanY WW College rodeo
classes are open yet
Pre-registration is well un
derway for Blue Mountain
Community College evening
division classes in Morrow
County.
Three classes in southern
Morrow County Field Bird
Identification, Tole Painting
and Tennis are filling rapid
ly, according to BMCC even
ing division coordinator
Nancy Brownfield.
Registration forms are
available in the BMCC flyers,
mailed early last week. Per
sons interested in taking any
of the spring term classes
being offered are urged to
contact Mrs. Brownfield at
676-5039.
Other classes being offered
locally include golf, batik, film
series, American government,
jogging, auto mechanics for
women, expectant parents,
drawing-painting, and italic
caligraphy. Although not all of
these classes are limited to
enrollment, pre-registration is
helpful for instructors.
A count of those interested
in batik is especially helpful,
as materials need to be
purchased so that everyone
taking the course will be able
to complete a batik project.
Information concerning any
of the courses being offered
may be obtained by contacting
Mrs. Brownfield.
Pvt. Jeffery A. Leichieter,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry D.
Leichleiter, Boardman, Ore.,
recently participated in the
first return of Forces to
Germany (REFORGER) ex
ercise to be held in winter.
REFORGER 79, a strategic
mobility exercise, demon
strates the U.S. capability to
move by air and sea to
reinforce NATO rapidly in a
crisis situation.
The REFORGER units join
U.S. units stationed in Ger
many and allied elements for
the exercise in an area
between Northern Baden
Wuerttenberg and Eastern
Bavaria.
Army National Guard and
Army Reserve units also are
included in REFORGER, one
of NATO's largest annual
exercises.
Several Morrow County
riders fared well during last
weekend's Walla Walla Com
munity College Rodeo, attend
ed by representatives from 11
college and junior college
teams.
Jerry Gentry, president of
the Oregon State University
rodeo club, placed second in
the steer wrestling finals.
Janice Healy of Blue Moun
tain Community College took
first place in the barrel race,
followed by BMCC teammate
Dawn Peterson in second.
Cindy Dougherty of Walla
Walla Community College
placed fourth in the first
go-around of barrel racing,
seventh in the first go-around
of breakaway roping, and
finished second in the roping
finals. Cindy tied for second
for all-around cowgirl honors.
Tim Daly of BMCC qualified
for the finals in calf roping.
Walla Walla Community
College's boys' team took first
place in the rodeo, the second
of the collegiate season.
Chamber asks clubs for
new information
Morrow County service
clubs and organizations are
being asked to send informa
tion about their group to the
Heppner-Morrow County
Chamber of Commerce for
inclusion in a new brochure to
be printed this summer.
Information needed in
cludes: name of group; mail
ing address; publicity chair
man or secretary and phone
number; meeting dates and
time.
The information is needed
as soon as possible and should
be addressed to: Club List,
Box 1232, Heppner, Oregon
97836.
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BMCC budgets to voters
on April 3
Blue Mountain Community
College's 1979-80 operating
budget was approved by the
BMCC Board of Directors
following a public hearing,
March 6.
The budget will go to the
voters on April 3 for approval
of a tax levy totaling
$2,150,845. The entire college
budget was approved by the
board in the amount of
$3,941,350.
In regular meeting session,
the board voted not to renew
teaching contracts for two
college instructors. The two
are: Lon Kongslie, mechani
cal technology instructor, and
Grey Elliot, English instruct
or. Kongslie requested and was
granted informal hearing time
in the meeting to explore
reasons for his termination.
Extensive information was
presented to the board con
cerning Kongslie's perform
ance as a teacher and as a
member of his department.
After the hearing, the board
considered the matter in
executive session. After re
convening in open session the
board voted unanimously to
not offer Kongslie a contract
for the 1979-80 school year.
Retrenchment in the
English Department was
given as the reason for the
board's decision to terminate
Elliot's contract.
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