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Ext. specialist gives advice on
protecting children
By BIRDINE TL'LLIS
Program Assistant
Morrow Co. Extension Service
It's hard for parents to
realize they are bringing up
their children in a world very
different from the one parents
knew ai children.
When parents were young,
in both rural and urban areas,
children could play unsuper
vised in their neighborhood or
run to the corner grocery with
little fear of harm coming to
them. Today, crimes of vio
lence against children have
reached unprecedented num
bers. An estima ted M.OOO children
are abducted by strangers
each year in the United States,
Without instilling unneces
sary alarm in them, parents
can teach children safety
practices that are useful in
many situations, says Mar
celle Straatman, Oregon State
University Extension Service
human development specia
list. As early as possible,
children should learn to pro
tect themselves from indivi
duals who would prey on
them.
Straatman advises to teach
your children:
their full name, address,
area code, and phone number.
how to make long dis
tance phone calls by direct
dialing and by dialing "0" for
the operator.
how and when to call the
emergency number, usually
911.
not to obey orders from
strangers or to help them look
for a lost kitty or other
objects.
never to go near a car
with someone In it or to get in
a car without your permission.
to tell you if someone
offers them gifts, money or
wants to take their picture.
not to tell anyone over the
phone they are home alone, or
answer the door; and to call a
neighbor or police if someone
tries to force their way into the
house.
not to go into anyone's
house without your permis
sion. that no one has the right
to touch them or make them
feel uncomfortable. They have
the right to say, "No."
Parents must be constantly
vigilant about the activities
and the associations of their
children, Straatman says.
Child molesters may live in
your neighborhood and an
abductor can quickly whisk a
child away on the trip between
home and school.
The specialist also states
that parents should:
never leave a child alone
in a car.
be involved In children's
activities s you are familiar
with their acquaintances.
develop a code word to
use when anyone other than
you is to pick them up.
listen when your child
tells you they do not want to be
with someone. Find out why
they want to avoid this person
even if it's a close relative or
friend.
have your child finger
printed. Keep these and
yearly photos in a safe place.
Photos of children under two
should be taken four times a
year.
know where dental
records can be obtained.
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develop a plan with your
children outlining what they
should do if they become
separated from you away
from shome.
help children understand
the seriousness of the missing
children problem.
Apply for National 4-H
Congress by April 15
By STEPHEN CAMPBELL
Extension Agent
Morrow County
Senior 4 H'ers who are inter
ested in being an Oregon 4-H
ambassador or an Oregon
delegate to the 1984 National
411 Congress in Chicago must
have their applications in by
April 15. ,
Being selected to the 4-H
ambassador post is one of the
highest honors a 4-H member
can achieve at the state level.
If senior 4 II members have
attained honors in project
work, community service,
leadership and citizenship,
Seminars, workshops
slated during Ag Days
By BOB C OSTA
OS I' Extension Agent
Morrow County
You'll find a great variety of
seminars and workshops at
the 1984 Agricultural Confer
ence Days at Oregon State
University in Corvallis. The
program is designed for any
one concerned about Oregon
agriculture. The conference
will be held at the LaSells
Stewart Center on the OSU
campus on February 28 and
29.
Some of the topics offered
include a hands-on computer
Sr. vice-president to speak
at bank's annual meeting
James Hepper, senior vice
president of the Federal Land
Bank of Spokane, Wash, will
be the featured speaker at the
annual stockholders meeting
of the Federal Land Bank
Association of Pendleton,
according to Robin A. Flet
cher, manager. The meeting
is set for February 23, at 12
p.m. in the Umatilla room of
the Red Lion Motor Inn, in
Pendleton.
Activities include a report
on association progress during
the past year, election of two
directors, and a report from
the board of directors in im
E.M.T.'s, first responders
being sought by BMCC
Persons with emergency
medical technician training or
first responder training are
currently being sought by
Blue Mountain Community
College.
The college is seeking to
locate such people as part of
its role as E.M.T. training
area coordinator for the state,
according to Bill Fenton, of
the continuing education of
fice at BMCC. Fenlon is hop
ing to develop a comprehen
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More information can be
obtained from the Adam
Walsh Child Resource Center,
P.O. Box 16900, Ft. Lauder
dale, Florida 33318. This cen
ter is named after a six-year
old boy who was abducted and
murdered in 1981.
and have kept complete
records of their work, the
ambassador program pro
vides deserved recognition. It
also provides these older
youth with goals and incent
ives to remain a part of the 4-H
effort throughout high school.
To be considered for the
program, the applicants must
assemble and submit a report,
records and photographs of
their projects and 4-H
activities.-
Anyone interested in this
opportunity should contact the
extension office in Heppner
for details and help in prepar
ing the required material.
workshop, hedging, livestock
predator control, stress on the
farm, mushrooms and truf
fles, aquaculture, Oregon ag
riculture and international
trade, soil conservation, new
ventures in Oregon agricul
ture and much, much more.
The Agricultural Honors
and Awards dinner, featuring
Charles Kuralt of CBS News
and the "On the Road" report
er, will be held on Tuesday,
Feb. 28.
Contact the OSU Extension
Service office in Heppner for
more information and pre-reg-istration
materials.
portant actions taken since
last year's stockholders
meeting.
Directors of the Federal
Land Bank Association of
Pendleton are Donald Haw
kins, president, Pendleton;
Edwin Miller, vice-president,
Heppner; Richard Wilkinson,
Heppner; Royal Raymond,
Helix; Frank Tubbs, Adams;
and Robert Lazinka, Pilot
Rock.
The association services the
counties of Morrow and Uma
tilla, and the association is
entirely owned by the mem
bers it serves.
sive mailling list of all
E.M.T.'s and first responders
in Umatilla, Morrow, Union
and Wallowa counties.
The list will allow the col
lege to contact individuals
about their certification and
continuing education needs.
E.M.T.'s and first respon
ders who have not been con
tacted by the college are
asked to write Bill Fenton in
care of the college, P.O. Box
100, Pendleton, Oregon 97801.
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4-H teen
begin foods
leader to
club soon
By BIRDINE TL'LLIS
Program Assistant
Morrow Co. Extension Service
Teens are taking leadership
roles in 4-H Clubs, with Paula
Plocharsky, Heppner, adding
her name to the growing list of
older 4-H'ers willing to serve
as leaders.
Plocharsky will start her
foods club in the very near
future and would prefer
beginning girls and boys. Call
her at 676-5594 for details on
joinng the club.
Other local teens involved in
4-H leadership roles this year
are Kim Wright and Noella
Rill. The two have a clothing
club well underway.
The teen leader program
has proven successful
throughout Oregon. The pro
gram is popular with both the
teens and the younger mem
bers in their chairs.
PUBLIC NOTICES
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PUBLIC NOTICE
There is a vacancy on the
City Council and the City
Planning Commission.
Anyone interested in serving
in either capacity may notify
the Mayor or any of the
Councilmembers, or call Hep
pner City Hall 676-9618.
Marshall Lovgren,
Administrator
City of Heppner, Oregon
Published: February 16, 1984.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Federal Aviation Admi
nistration, on January 10,
1984, approved the Morrow
County Airport plan and the
environmental approval for
the site with a finding of no
significant impact. Copies of
the findings and the airport
plan are on file for citizen
review at the Public Works
Building in Lexington, the
North County Annex Building
in Irrigon and the Heppner
Library.
Lori Bergstrom
Morrow County
Planning Department
Published: February 16,1984.
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$40,04)0 - Income property 6 one bedroom apts in Heppner
57,500 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, fireplace insert,
assumable VA in Heppner.
39.500 2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home, electric and wood
heat located on app. 2 acres, terms available.
34,000 fully weatherlzed, two bedroom, neat clean, terms
available.
Also available 3 miles from Heppner, Rare land $600 an
acre and 1.73 acre mobile home site in Heppner city limits
with water and sewer.
N.W. 20th and Emigrant Sharon Lewis. Broker
Pendleton, OR 276-7321 Keith Lewis 676-5233
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I would like to thank every
one for the flowers, gifts,
cards and many phone calls
after my surgery and during
my recuperation. Thank you
for your concern, your kind
ness and your prayers.
God bless you all.
Linda Dunaway
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Thanks to the lone volunteer
fire department and neighbors
Peter Longway Vince and
Ignacio Garzon for assistance
in putting out the small roof
fire at the Virgil Morgan
residence last Thursday even
ing. If anyone is inclined to
question the capabilities of
volunteer departments, please
note that a less than five
minute response with crew
and equipment is a credit to
any fire department
anywhere. To their credit, the
damage was very minimal.
Thanks,
Gene and Maxine Rietmann
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APARTMENTS for rent: 1
& 2 bdrm. in lone: $110 - $145
month plus utilities. 422-7579.
1-12-tfs
Two bedroom apartment.
Equal opportunity housing.
515 N. Elder. Heppner.
473-2859 2-2-4p-tfc
FOR RENT close to down
town Heppner: 1 bdrm. fur
nished and unfurnished apts.
Heat water, garhage. range
and refrigerator. Rent starts
at SI 40 422-7579.
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Services 8
Carpets and upholstery
cleaned professionally. John
Shaw. 676-5283. " 9-12-tfc
uuins: Bougnt. sold or
traded. Will order for 10 per
cent above cost.
SPECIAL: Lube, oil, and
filter change plus car wash.
$18. 4x4s $1 extra. Up to five
quarts. Union 10-40.
BRING BACK THE
SHINE to your vehitle and
protect the paint on newer
ones. Simonize Wax $19.95
and up.
Vern's 7fi Station 676-5184.
Business
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VENDING
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ishing best selling candy-
oonfection-toy items in sel-
cted restaurant, store &
business locations. Age or
experience not important.
Hands-on training, no selling
required. Only responsible
persons with car, $1980.00 til
invest and desire to own Si
operate their own business,
write giving phone: VEND
PRO, Box 413, Everett, WA
98206 2-16-lc
Livestock
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FOR SALE: Three 2-yr.-old
Simmental bulls and 15 cross
bred Simmental pairs. Phil
Murphy, Monument. 934-2421.
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80 Chevy 1 Ton, Dual wheel.
Auto power.
Stereo tape,
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We're goin' to move 'em out!
We Do Front End Alignments
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Heppner 676-9116
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FOR SALE: 500 gal. heavy
gauge steel fuel tank and
stand plus accessories. $150.
422-7587. 2-2-3p
BARGAINS, BARGAINS -Second
Anniversary Sale, all
through February. Patti's
Hand-Me-Down-Dolls and
Bears, Pendleton, OR 503-278-0277,
Check it out. Visa, Mas-
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come. 2-16-lc
Metal Shorts-Retail Sales of
Steel, aluminum stainless,
brass, copper. Round, flat,
hex bar, sheet & plate. UPS
anywhere 1248, 6th Ave. S.
Seattle, WA (206 ) 382-0305.
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FOR SALE: Oil fired with
trough heater, $50; Powder
River calf table $475. 989-8442.
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Musical 15
PIANO, Spinet Console in
this area. Bargain for quick
sale. Cash or terms. Phone
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Salem, OR 97309. 2-16-2c
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FOR SAI.K- three bedroom
house with fenced yard
$36,000 340 Green St., Hep
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COZY TWO BEDROOM
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$16,000. Ph. 676-5503. 12-8-tfc
Farm Land 24
Lone Rock Ranch - Ideal for
hunting or vacation retreat.
Immaculate mobile home on
70.22 scenic acres of pasture,
forest, springs, wheatland.
$75,000. Call Ronnie Belsma
636-7604. The Lutz Snyder Co.
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Pets 25
Cit v dog needs more room to
run. Will give away friendly
white Samoyed to someone
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Good with kids. Call 676-9939.
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