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M il H I h r H e p p n e r ( . « i e l l e Tim e s Heppner O re g o n W ed nesda y. I r h t u a r > * m í Fire extinguished ‘ Bii# Wan' visits Heppner The* Heppner Kire Department r«*spond«*d with 21 firemen and three 'ruck* lo a fire at 215 Baltimore Monday afternoon The house is o\»rit-d b\ Adele LaTrace and rented by Hill Tripp The fire started »h e n some paper c.iuitht fire during an attempt to thaw .1 water pipe said Heppner Kire Chief Korrie Hurkenbine la-ss than two gallons of water were required to put out the lire Boating rules adopted for lake The Oregon State Marine Board reports that at its regular meeting on January 1? rules lor the recently formed Willow Creek laike near Heppner were officially adopted by unanimous vote The follow mg rules were adopted as proposed 1 1 prohibit the use of all motor boats except electrically powered craft of yi pounds thrust or JiilS selects 2 scholarship program entrants less, upstream of a point app.oxi mately luoo (eet downstream of the Balm Pork bridge mi the Balm Pork Arm i2' restrict to 5 mph or levs the speed of motorboats a upstream of a point approximately lunu fret east of the south shore launching ramp, h within 200 feet of the launching ramp c within luu leet of the dam in the Willow » reek Arm and. i l l requires all motor boats operating in excess of 5 mph in the main body to travel in a counter clockwise direction County officials, local individuals and citizens groups the Army Corps id Pngmeers. as well as Oregon's Department of Pish and W ildlife and .state Marine Hoard have worked together over the past year in this joint effort to provide safe and enjoyable multiple use of this small, locally popular lake concludes a State Marine Board spokesperson The rules will be permanent unless a problem arises which necessitates their change Medical Topics Hy Or. Sam Pohanz JÈ The Bag Wan was seen parked on Heppner s Main Street reiently case you're wondering the ear is red turning Home Party held at Pioneei for ( iox<*s Nursing Home in Heppner on Member» from Dee and (iella Cox's family « ame from a* far away as Provo, t tan. to hase lunch with th e C o x e s at th e 1'ioneer Memorial „*.«» It*,, Valentines Special Mylar Bal lo o n Bouquet Now $6 boo Order Now' 676 5260 Joan Rec or ds t t t 1 t In Stephanie Sun day Mars and Jeanine Cox came hy Amtrak to Pendleton and hy car to Heppner lor the visit Marv and Jeanine s sons and daughters t ame along with their families lor the lunch The families includisi Sieve anil his wife Kathy and daughter Cases Peggy tier husband David daughters Brooke and Kicki and son Chad, Debby and her husband Mike son Mall and daughters Aline«- and Hay ley Morva and her li ; hand Huber and sons If van and t.r< g and Dave S(«eiaal guests who attended were tasmaniani) Kdith Munkers Archie and (iladvs Munkers Harry and Mary Ann Munkers Alice M« Calie and l.yle Peck The Port of Morrow in .1 sp«t lai meeting Tuesday Jan 22. agreed to 2 FO R 1 SA LE Still going on ! i i PI CK O U T T W O P A I R S O F S H O E S , ^ P A Y FOR M O S T EXPENSIVE & ^ G E T T HE S E C O N D P A I R FREE! h ! I ^ Friend! 1 .e--v|V*'»*— .e--v|V~— D o n ’t (ret Stuck in the Snow Come a -lo ng ‘ 1 Ton J D Tools CABLE HOIST ‘21 75 Payne Stephanie Payne and Jodi Math son Heppner High students have lieen selected as the school s en (rants in the National Honor Society Scholarship Program Kach high schi»>l honor society is allowed to send two applicants to Stay mg calm in the (are of tv pi« al child tiehavior will tie stressed in a parenting skills class to In- offered liv Blue Mountain Community Col lege Keb 14 and 21 The two session class will meet Thursday evenings Irnm 7 lo 10 p m in the Morrow lasture Hall room I m Coat will tie tlo per couple or 17 fin lor a single jiarent. which will cover both sessions Instructors for the class will tie Bruce Barnes and I »r Terrel Tern Reg lease about 1800 acres of farmland The leases include two circles. approximately 250 acres each, to Joe Snarr Boardman. Joe Cerrea Her nuston and John M.irtikn ol Idaho lor 117 i per acre two circles lotia ry Pilch »( Boardman (or 1325 j*-r acre, and the balance ol approx) mately Hon acres to Vernon Kred re kv'iiof Irngon far IK percent oi * percent of the gross revenues drf ponding on the crop the property was leased to Mir a« le Potato Co until January. wtien according to Acting Port Manager H«>t> Miller they walked out <ni their 10 year lease, one year early Th«-ir reason (or abandoning the farming effort, says Miller was lack of profits In other matters, the Port decided to contract wilh Inland Container Co (or a minor modification lo the nsonlly constructed crane at Ter ininal l The modification is expo« till to cost approximately 14 ixxi and would provide electricity to the hook on the spreader liar which picks up i onlainers The crane could then t>e ofM iated hy remote control from the ■ alt by one person instead of two who 38 58 4NAPA» (■oing into Business" is the topic of a six workshop series lo 1« presented by Blue Mountain Com munity College's Small Business Development < enter beginning Keb II The Workshops will he held from 7 to to p m on successive Monday nights through March III The class t«£r Say How Much You f Care This Valentine’s Dayc/ Send a m e ssa g e to you r ‘ik 't Sw eetheart in the G a ze tte -T im es. Tour special message of up to 50 words will he printed in the February 13th issue of the ¿A Gazette- limes fo r your * ^ ,« ^ S la t e s B M C C offers parenting skills class ■''dm V*»4 W i 's o r i pieman former head of Morrow I'ounty Menial Health Services Problems such as b«*dwrtting child hixxl fears and obstinacy will be explored The instructors empha size procedures for staying calm when relating to children Persons interested in registering lor the seminar should contact the continuing education secretary at the college Students may also register at the diair How \ r r \ irus Intrction s and t. e r n i I n lr c li o n s Different? We wonder atxiut this each winter when we might feel exactly the same with each one Bacteria are visible with an ordinary microscop«', even though they measure only atxiut I 25t»xi inch To see v iruses one has to use an electron microscooe much greater magnification Probably there is some difference in how they invade our tissues, and it is possible for any organ to be involved except hair, nails, and enamel Beside that, "toxic symptoms can add to our miseries e g achy muscles, when the actual infection is els«-where as in the throat The toxins are prtxluced as by prixiucts by both germs and viruses With this combination, then, we feel different from normal in various ways, "I feel like I have the flu describes many different infections Blood poisoning from pus in a toe can make the txxlv feed like it d«x*s during a viral sinusitis, for example (‘radical bating in everyday ' flu shows that the white blood cells decrease and culturing body fluids or mucus does not uncover any important bacteria The practical part of treatment is that antibiotics have no effect against viru»«-s that s why penicillin does not help a "r«-al (v ira l) flu, even though it improves a germ infection that feels like it s a flu We do have some antivirus methanes, and there'll be more in a few years It does distress us to giv«* an antibiotic 1 mistakenly 1 for a virus disease, find it doesn t help but <1<>«'s produce a had reaction of some sort This is a good example of when intelligent neglect would have been better Love to see. 2 . 7 5 per messaged* C a ll 676-9228 by I p . m . . \ f A , ' ' | ‘/ N »¿V T u e s d a y . F e b . 12 or ( , ♦,'* ^ L r; W come by th e o f f i c e . sy .-.-■ is . < ^ •ire re«|uire<l now because one per son is needl'd to manually hook up the containers Acting Port Manager Boh Miller said that other modifications for the crane were discussed which would tie considered only il it were decided that they would be cost effective The port dock was originally intend e«l for sat percent roll «m roll off loading use and 10 percent crane loading and unloading Inland Con tainerfo , however, expects that the crane loading will lx* used more (fur original estimate of business was for two barges per week, said Miller l.asl week we had three, this wis'k four, and we are turning away trade Kvidentally the facility was put at the right place at the right time and will be fully utilize«! If this trend continues Miller explains it may lie justification for modifications to speed up the sys tern At that point, for one man to operate the crane, it would mean taising the crane s cab 15 at a cost to the Port of about 16 500 which would bring the total cost of the crane to 1400.0X1 The cab of the crane is currently about six feet above the ground level THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS: 1975 Chev. 4x4 Ton Pickup *2 ,9 0 0 1972 Blazer 4x4 5 M ° c D i o n a l . d . V8, PS, AT ‘ 3 ,9 0 0 676-9108 My Heart Beats For You (»razing Board to plan 1986 range im provem ent Heppner Auto Parts Jzs.i Lf'Z Jodi this nationwide competition, the students are selected on the tiasis of scholarship leadership character and service Pour hundred fifty scholarships of 11.taxi each will tie given to students in the Pnited Port agrees to farmland lease v Shitrr with Kditor s note Dr Sum I’otianz ’ has t»-«'n i-ntertaining north Morrow County readers with his hi monthly Medical Topics' column in The Knterprise since November ! lwu The Gazette Tim«*s is pleased to share his entertaining sometimes informative hut alwavs interesting comments with its readers also 1‘otianz had a private practice in Ontario (or 30 years tiefore moving to Hood Kiver In September 196.1 he l.-gan keeping office hours at the North Morrow Medic al d im « in Boardman He has extended his practice to include an office at Irrigon City Hall and another in Hood River He and his w tie. Ail«-en who works for the Oregon State Children s Services Division live in Mix'd River - a .■ v V '. . '.-* i\ . m k/U if \ will n irrl at the Center s downtown office across from Pendleton City Hall The first session is titled "Th e Basic Steps and Paperwork " Topics to lie covered include legal struc lures and accounting systems. keep ing records and making decisions marketing advertising, promotion, financing your business, and the business plan "This is a practical how lo series featuring lots of inform ation, presentations by business profes sionals and plenty of discussion." according to Center Director Tom (lampoon The session can be taken as a series or individually Information presented when taken as a package, will provide participants with the basics of a total business plan New busin«*ss«*s are especially encouraged to take the entire series. Hampaon noted Persons wishing more information should «'«Milan the Center at 276-6233 < I M I i T t < e i » i i ’S * e i M i i y ! FACTS! ’■ 8 . FIGURES i I h« oimmon cold is preti v common indeed It outnum hem all other diw.isp* 25 to um \lro<**l even one catch«*4* colti** About half th«- (mpul.i lion gets tv*«» «i year, and a «piarter get.* three or more Survey* *ugge*t women are more *u*cefrtihh - to colds than arc men hv a ratio «>f 55 to 4 1 Children under five are more susceptible than any ol her age group A lin in g nlder i hildren colds aeirnint fur one out uf every four absences from sc h isil V a le n tin e B r i e f « Constructed ol a « oml«>r1eble blend ot 5 0 N Cotton and 5 0 N Polyester Pa< keyed in an attractive Valentine gift box. The perfect present tor the man rn your We Plus, esclushre Jockey tailoring to« p«oper Ik and support .W h I he f ashion Knit waistband A Great Companion Gift - Jockey* PowerKrul * T Shut. Valentine Gift from ÎIO C K E Y INTERNATIONAL s y GardnerV • W o m e n ' s u ie b r P 0 Box 705 Heppner, Oregon 9783^ i
