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Published: February 16, 1994
Nutrition
program offered
Fillies down Rockets
“ The Food Pyramid and New
Food Labels” will be the topic
for an educational program of
fered Wednesday, Feb. 23 at 10
a.m. at the Extension Office in
Pendleton, 721 SE Third St.
“ The Food Pyramid has
guidelines for selecting a healthy
diet, and the new nutritional in
formation required on food labels
makes selection easier than ever
b e fo re ,” com m ents Carol
Michael-Bennett, instructor.
This program will train par
ticipants to reteach the informa
tion to an organization in their
community. The primary au
dience is Morrow and Umatilla
County Family Community
Education study group leaders,
but all interested individuals are
welcome.
For more information about
this educational program contact
Carol Michael-Bennett, Morrow
County Extension Service,
676-9642 or 1-800-342-3664.
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were the key to Heppners victory.
Heppner was 75 percent from the
charity stripe connecting on 18 of
24.
Jenny Krein tossed in 10 points
for the Fillies while Jennifer
Humphreys put in 10 for the
Rockets.
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Heppner Bowl
‘Our Place Cafe ’
GRAND OPENING
Sunday, Feb. 20
11 a.m.- 9 p.m.
Drawings for prizes every hour 12 to 5
Specialty of the day w ill be stuffed pork chops
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Blue Mountain Community
College will offer group adult
beginning golf classes this spring
at Willow Creek Country Club.
The classes will be available on
Wednesday mornings from 10 to
11:30 a.m. or from 5 to 6:30
p.m. and will consist of six in
struction sessions. Classes will be
held March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and
April 6.
The classes are intended for
people with little or no prior golf
ing experience. They will cover
the basics of the rules, play and
etiquette of the game. The skills
of putting, chipping, pitching, ap
proaching, fairway shots and
teeing-off will be covered.
There is a $20 course fee and
a temporary golf course member
ship fee of $20 for non-members
of Willow Creek Country Club.
Registration may be completed
by contacting Anne Morter, south
Morrow County BMCC coor-
^CHEVROLET
Over the years some things never
change at a quality dealership
HONESTY-INTEGRITY-RESPONSIBILITY-SERVICE
Doing business for over 45 years
in the same old fashioned way
SHERRELL CHEVROLET
Hermiston, Oregon
By Anne Morter
The Cards had the visiting
Echo team firmly in hand by
halftime Saturday night, Feb. 12,
when they led 48-26 and finish
ed the night with a 94-60 win.
Almost all of the players had
circulated off the bench by
halftime, but the offense rarely hit
a hitch. Jim Logan did some
damage to the opponents, hitting
three consecutive shots from
three point range in the second
quarter, and was threatening
more before he was brought to
the bench for a rest. He finished
the game with five three pointers.
The Cardinals won comfortably,
94-60.
Logan finished the game with
21 points, high for the night.
Aaron Heideman had 17, Jared
Ashbeck added 16 and Jason
Halvorsen made 10 in a game
where everyone scored. The
Cards continued to rebound well,
outboarding the Cougars 48-23.
Heideman had 12, Halvorsen had
10 and Ashbeck had seven. The
Cardinals had 25 assists for the
second night in a row led by
Logan and Jake Bacon with five
each. Logan, Ashbeck and Steve
Allen all had two steals to lead
that category.
The field goal percentage look
ed good at 48 percent on 39 of 81
shooting. At the line, lone con
nected on 10 of 17 for 59 percent.
“ The percentage is starting to
pick up and that’s what we want
to do,” said coach Del LaRue.
Echo shot 21 of 55 for 38 percent
from the field and 18 of 29 for
62 percent from the line.
“ It was really a well executed
game,” said LaRue. “ We mov
ed the ball real well and most of
the time, we played pretty good
defense,” he added. He also
noted that the younger players
looked good that night. “ I was
really pleased with them,” he
said.
With the Cards off to district,
coach Del LaRue is feeling good
about their chances. “ We seem
to be peaking at the right time,
We are moving the ball well and
shooting the ball well. Hopeful
ly we are where we need to be,”
commented LaRue.
Photo by Wayne Ham s
Aaron Heideman and Jason Proudfoot go for the loose ball.
Inspirational Player of the Week
Ad sponsored by htfnzua Corporation
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Lr =y
Rick Koffler
Phone 567-6487
dinator at 422-7429. The classes
will be limited to 10 people.
For more information contact
Morter or instructor John Ed-
mundson 676-5177.
&
Jossie Evans
The Heppner Booster Club is proud to announce an Inspirational Player of the Week
Award. This award features a boy and girl athlete at Heppner High School who has '
demonstrated a positive attitude, desire, dedication and extra effort. Players are selected
by the coaches from the prior weeks game(s) and practices. The ad is sponsored by
different businesses each week.
Crushed Rock For Sale
%” minus
1” minus
3” base rock
BMCC to offer golf classes
Photo by Joyce Hughes
Jenny Krein looks to pass the ball.
Junior Kelsie Evans led the
Heppner Fillies with 20 points
making 8 of 9 freethrows as they
heat the Pilot Rock Rockets 49-25
on the Filly home court last Fri
day, Feb. 11.
Good defense and free throws
lone Cards take Echo 94-60
Clean Fill Material
Can be picked up at pit or we will deliver. Pit 6 V 2 miles up from mouth
of Lower Rhea Creek, Brenner Canyon. Contact Roger Britt 676-5096
P harm acy &
Your H ealth
Boardman Pharmacy
& Hardware
202 1st. N. W.
P.O. Box 170
Boardman, Oregon 97818
481-9474 481-7351
What to Do About
Dizziness
Feelings of dizziness and ver
tigo are common complaints, es
pecially among older persons. The
person affected by vertigo may feel
that the world is spinning around
him. There may be a sensation of
dropping, falling, or swaying. Diz
ziness is an altered orientation to
one’s surroundings - perhaps a
light-headed or giddy feeling. Some
experts consider dizziness to be a
mild form of vertigo.
Common causes of dizziness
include inadequate blood flow to
the brain, infections, ear problems,
anemia, heart valve problems, high
blood pressure, or low blood pres
sure. Certain medicines such as the
diuretics (water pills), calcium
channel blockers, digoxin, and
medicines used to treat irregular
heart rhythms can cause dizziness.
Finally, dizziness can result from
foods and beverages which con
tain caffeine or alcohol. A trial
elimination of caffeine-containing
foods and beverages may alleviate
dizziness. However, abrupt with
drawal from heavy caffeine use
can cause headaches.
If caffeine restriction does not
help dizziness, contact a physician
in order to rule out heart problems,
infection, medicine side effects,
anemia or other potential causes.
Antihistamines and medicines used
for nausea or motion sickness may
be prescribed to help relieve the
problem.
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