Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, November 24, 1993, Page THREE, Image 3

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    Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 24, 1993 - THREE
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Jodi Johnston
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Holly Eckman
Holly Eckman, Jodi Johnston
and Sara Greenup were named to
the Columbia Basin Conference
District 7 2-A volleyball all star
selection recently. Eckman was
named to the first team, Johnston
the second team and Greenup was
named honorable mention.
Others making all star selec­
tions were: first team-Holly
Eckman, Heppner, Saluna
Godinez and Lisa Monkus, Stan­
field, Marty Perkins and Terrie
Glover, Weston-McEwen, Sun­
ny Swanson, Wahtonka and Tiah
Sanderson, Sherman.
Second team: Jodi Johnston,
Heppner, Penny Goodman and
Shelly Nash, Pilot Rock, Marilee
Coelsch, Sherman, Sarah Swan-
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C H R IS T M A S
Where’s your car
insurance?
Does each person who drives
your family vehicle know where
in the vehicle to find the card
showing the effective date and the
expiration date of your motor
vehicle insurance? If not, your
vehicle may be towed and im­
pounded. warns Carol Michael -
Bennett, OSU extension agent in
Morrow County.
Already the law in some
Oregon cities and as of July 1,
1994, the law statewide, failure
of the driver of a motor vehicle
to show a valid card or other pro­
of of compliance with the finan­
cial responsibility requirements
when asked to do so by a police
officer is reasonable grounds for
the officer to believe the person
is operating the vehicle in viola­
tion of the financial responsibili­
ty requirements. The vehicle may
be impounded, explains Alice
Mills Morrow, OSU Extension
' family economics specialist.
Take time now to be sure that
the insurance card and vehicle
registration card are in the car in
a marked envelope where any
driver can find them. Also review
with all the family drivers what
to do in case of an accident. Ask
■ your insurance agent if she or he
has a brochure that you can leave
in the car that tells what to do if
there is an accident.
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Keeping blood ch olesterol
within a certain range is important
because o f the known relationship
between high cholesterol and
coronary heart disease. In the late
1980s the N ational C holesterol
Education Program released the
first guidelines for treatment of
hypercholesterolemia (high blood
cholesterol). Guidelines consisted
o f dietary changes and the use of
cholesterol-lowering medicines,
when diet alone fails. Recent ad­
vances in the understanding o f this
condition has prompted revisions
in the earlier guidelines.
According to the new guide­
lines, which are discussed in a
recent issue of American Phar­
macy. all adults should be screened
every 5 years for both high density
cholesterol and total cholesterol.
Individuals who are obese should
lose weight. Guidelines for treat­
ment with medicines are based on
a person’s low density cholesterol
reading and the risk factors that
are present such as a history of
coronary heart disease.
Several medicines are effec­
tive in lowering cholesterol. These
include cholestyramine, colestipol,
niacin, prohucol, gemfibrozil,
lovastatin, pravastatin, and
simvastatin According to the ar­
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lesterol-lowering therapy may be
required in some individuals be­
fore a reduction in the risk of heart
disease is achieved.
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