Heppnor Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 30, 1993 - THREE
Webber-Gray
named Oregon
scholar
St. Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
Weddings
There were 119 peple present for the senior dinner June 23. Four
meals were taken out. Members of the Mormon church served. Clark
Gerkin won the free meal ticket, Irene Crump won the door prize
and Peggy Morgan the guest gift. There were 12 guests, many of
them were from Hermiston. Ten people stayed for the slide presen
tation on annuities that was presented by the Simmons Agency and
Marlene Barnett. Eleanor Gonty won the free dinner, given as a door
prize.
The menu for the senior dinner on July 7 will be oven fried chicken,
carrots, potato salad, dilly bread and fresh fruit. Members of the
Seventh Day Adventist and Nazarene churches will serve. The Meal
Site Committee will meet following the meal.
The small bus with 14 people aboard made the trip to Pendleton
Friday, June 25. The seniors enjoyed visiting the Indian and Pioneer
villages.
Ten seniors rode the bus to the dance at Hermiston Saturday evening
June 26.
The Garden Club will meet July 5 at 7:30 p.m.
The flower arranging class will continue each Tuesday 7-9 p.m.
for six weeks.
Other dates to remember: Tues. and Thurs. exercise, 10-10:30
a.m.; Wed., senior dinner, noon; cards and games Friday, 2:30 p.m.;
Saturday, dance at Hermiston; quilting will resume on Mondays in
the fall.
Fishburn — Dye
Kristine Fishburn of Pendleton and David Dye of Moses Lake,
WA., were married May 1, 1993 in a double-ring ceremony at the
Spotted Ass Ranch in Umatilla.
The Reverend Grace Drake performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Earl and Peggy Fishburn, Heppner.
Dye’s parents are Frank and Doylene Dye of Warden, WA.
, The bride, given in marriage by her parents and brother, Mark
Fishburn of Richland, WA., wore an off-the-shoulder ivory satin
gown. The floor length dress was accented with lace and seed pearls.
The gown was designed and made by Debbie Short of Enterprise.
The bride carried an arm bouquet of Candia Roses and wore a wreath
of wax flowers. The flowers were arranged by Lori Wood of Weston.
The groom wore a gray tuxedo with his lucky red baseball cleats.
Maid of honor was Erin Fishburn, Heppner, sister of the bride.
Joe Blankenship of Atlanta, Georgia, served as best man.
Chelsie Morter, Heppner, goddaughter of the bride served as flower
girl. Ushers were Rusty and Ryan LaBar of Moses Lake, WA.,
cousins of the groom.
A reception followed the ceremony. Following a wedding trip to
Victoria, B.C. the couple are residing in Woodland, CA.
Athena sponsors
Scottish festival
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Acne Affects Eighty
Percent of Teenagers
Laurel Webber-Gray
Caledonian Games, a Scottish
heritage festival, will be held in
Athena July !0 and II. The
festival will feature Highland
dancing, piping. Scottish athletic
events, entertainment, sheep dog
trials, a parade, horseshoe tour
nam ents, food, music and
souvenirs. Marching pipe bands
will be featured in Saturday’s
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Oregon State Grange Executive
Committee to co-sponsor and
write an initiative petition that
would change the limit on income
producing property. The tax rate
would be limited to no more than
2.5 percent and agricultural and
forestry land property tax exemp
tions would be maintained at their
current level to prevent the loss
of “ these vital lands from pro
duction,” said the release.
Legislation Resolution 11 calls
for a constitutional amendment
that will require any ad
ministrative rules developed to
carry out a statute enacted by the
Oregon Legislature be reviewed
and adopted by the Oregon State
Legislature. The constitutional
amendment will also require that
every bill approved by the
Legislature contain a statement of
“ Legislative Intent” .
The Oreon State Scholarship
Commission has selected 1,422
students as Oregon Scholars from
the 1993 graduating class of ap
proxim ately 28,400 seniors
throughout Oregon. Heppner
High School senior Laurel
Webber-Gray was selected as an
Oregon Scholar finalist.
Students chosen as scholars
were elected from the top 10 per
cent of each participating high
school in Oregon, and from that
five percent were selected as
finalists. Students earning this
honor are selected on the basis of
their outstanding academic
achievement. Selection is based
primarily on high school grade
point average, with consideration
given to aptitude test scores.
Each recipient will be
presented with an Oregon Scholar
certificate signed by Governor
Roberts, Superintendent of Public
Instruction Norma Paulus and
chairperson of the State Scholar
ship Commission, Kurt Wilcox.
She is the daughter of Cherry
W ebber and Tim G ray,
Lexington.
training officer in order to receive
their certification, which must be
earned within one year of their
employment.
Acne affects 80 percent o f the
U.S. population between the ages o f
12 and 25. This condition is a prob
lem that results when a “plug”
composed o f skin, oil, and various
secretions from the skin clogs the
channels or pores from which a hair
grows(calledhairfollicles). Blocked
follicles widen and often produce
cy sts. C ysts m ay fill to form
“whiteheads” or work to the surface
o f the skin and take on a black color
(“blackheads”).
Self-Care: Keep the skin as clean
as possible. Remember to wash off
sweat after exercising. Use oil or
grease-free soap, make-up, and
m oisturizers. W ater-based skin
products are preferable. A void
picking or squeezing the skin which
irritates the follicles and could cause
further plugging.
Drug Treatm ent: Benzyl peroxide
as a lotion, gel, cream, or wash is
one o f the safest and most effective
medicines formild to moderate acne.
This medicine releases free oxygen
in the skin and reduces the produc
tion o f irritating fatty acids. Benzyl
peroxide also helps loosen the outer
skin layer. Antibiotics such as tet
ra cyclin e, erythrom ycin, and
minocycline often are helpful in
decreasing free fatty acids and bac
teria in hair follicles. Other acne
medicines include tretinoin (Retin-
A), isotretinoin (Accutane), and
over-the-counter medicines that may
contain sulfur, salicyclic acid, or
resorcinol.
NO BURNING ALLOWED
O.R. S. 478.960 AND O.R.S. 476.380
STATES NO OUTSIDE BURNING
OF ANY KIND
Kerry
Ril,inS to .. graduate
from academy
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Steve Bennett, executive direc
Tattoo at 6:30 p.m.
tor of the Board on Public Safety
All activities are free and open
Standards and Training, announc
to the public except the Tattoo
ed recently that Basic Police
which is $2 or the purchase of a
Class No. 178 will graduate from
printed program. Registration
the Oregon Police Academy in
fees may apply to enter events.
Monmouth on June 25. Among
the graduates will be Kerry D.
Rilling of the Boardman Police
Dept.
Compliments of the Morrow County Grain Growers
These graduates have com
pleted
320 hours of training in
T u esday, June 22, 1993
law,
human
behavior, patrol
Soft
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techniques, investigations and
June
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career skills. Subjects taught in
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and liability, domestic conflict
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management, survival attitudes,
June
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traffic law enforcement, crime
July
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prevention, death and accident in
Aug.
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vestigation, health and fitness,
Sept.
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defensive tactics, firearms and
j first aid.
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These officers will also be ex
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pected to complete a field train
ing manual with their agency
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Oregon state grange holds meeting
The Oregon State Grange met
for their annual convention June
21 through 25 in Pilot Rock. On
June 23 the Oregon State Grange
delegate body passed three
resolutions
dealing
with
legislative matters.
Legislation Resolution 1 calls
for the Oregon Public Meeting
law to be amended to require all
public agencies in the state of
Oregon to have an open citizen
comment period during public
meetings and accept citizen com
ments or written statements on
each action item on the agenda of
any public meeting. According to
a Grange news release, the
Oregon State Grange will also
support HB 3214.
Legislation R esolution 5
recommits the Grange to the
‘H om estead
E xem ption’
philosophy by directing the
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Effective June 30, 1993
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