FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 4, 1995
lone youth group helps Portland homeless
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Twelve students and five
adults from lone Youth Group
traveled to Portland Dec. 28 for
a day and a half service trip to
help the homeless.
The group arrived on Bum-
side St. Wednesday morning to
help the crew at Blanchet
House set up for lunch.
Blanchet House workers and
volunteers served the first meal
of beans, bread, butter and cof
fee on February 25, 1952. Blan
chet has continued to serve two
meals a day each day of the
year during its 43 years of ex
istence. The lone group helped
serve a lunch of spaghetti,
salad, corn, toast, coffee,
lemonade, eggnog and cake to
approximately 350 people. Don
Liebendorfer, Blanchet House
assistant
director,
was
presented with an lone Car
dinal cap for hosting the lone
group for the past three years.
Portland Rescue Mission was
the next stop for the lone Youth
group. Portland Rescue Mis
sion is a drug and alcohol
rehabilitation facility that also
serves breakfast and dinner to
the poor of Burnside. The din
ner patrons must attend a
church service before eating.
The men in the drug program
memorize scripture to advance
through the program. The
more scripture they memorize,
the more money they are given
for an allowance. They can
work toward a private room at
the Mission. Street people are
also given a bed for the night.
There are 50 beds available,
which are all in one large room
and can be used for up to seven
days in a row. The Mission re
quires ovemighters to shower.
They are issued pajamas at
night, which they turn back in-
the next morning. Clean
clothes are provided daily if
they want. During the winter
months the chapel is opened
for ovemighters where up to
150 more men can sleep. The
cook at the Rescue Mission took
the lone group on a tour and
explained their program. Then
they helped sort canned food
and began the dinner
preparations.
A small group broke off from
the rest to help at Sisters of the
Road cafe for the afternoon.
The Cafe serves an average of
200 meals a day Monday
through Friday to homeless
men, women and children.
Sisters also has a job training
program and a weekly
women's self-help support
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Cal's Lounge
Miller's
Elks Club
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Gun Club
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Bud's Pub
Schedule Jan. 10
Miller's vs. Bucknum's at
Bucknum's; Cal's Lounge vs
Bud's Pub at Bud's Pub; Elk's
Club vs Gun d u b at Elk's club.
lone Youth Group at the Blanchet House
Motor vehicles
lists closure
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The Department of Motor
Vehicle office in Heppner will
be closed Jan. 19. Feb. 16 and
March 16.
The office in Condon will be
open those days.
Pharmacy &
Your Health
Boardman Pharmacy
& Hardware
202 1st. N. W.
P.O. Box 170
Boardman. Oregon 97818
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Megan Proudfoot (I) and Jenny Sullivan help bus tables
group. Meals are available for homelessness. The Everett
$1.25 in cash, a $1 food stamp Hotel is used as a drug and
or through work exchange. The alcohol rehabilitation housing
lone group helped in the kit center. The lone group scraped
chen, bused tables and visited paint off the walls and doors in
with Genny Nelson, executive a hallway so they could be
repainted.
director.
Adult leaders traveling to
lone Youth Group started out
Thursday morning at Mac Portland were Darcee Padberg,
donald Center. The center com Cathy Halvorsen, Jannie Allen,
mits itself to relieve human Sue Proudfoot and Jeri
misery, to nurture affection for McElligott. Students attending
the poor, and to humanize were Jessi Stefani, Jerad
downtown Portland. Assistant Ashbeck, Alison Sullivan,
director Jerome Webber, spoke Melissa McElligott, Becky
to the lone group about their Wagenblast, Jeremy Ashbeck,
one on one contact with the John Doherty, Steve Allen, Jake
poor of Burnside. The center M cElligott, Marc Orem,
staff and volunteers said they Jenny Sullivan and Megan
never pressure an individual to Proudfoot.
change, but try to foster a feel
ing of being loved and wanted.
They can take care of clients'
immediate needs. If more help
is wanted the center makes
The Gilliam-Morrow "Dog
referrals to appropriate and Pony" show will be held
agencies.
Jan. 25 at the Willows Grange
The last stop for lone youth in lone beginning at 9 a.m.
group was the Everett Hotel,
Similar programs will be held
leased by Transition Projects in Pendleton at the Elks Club
Inc. Transition Projects pro on Jan. 23 and at the Sherman
vides emergency and transi County Fairgrounds on Jan. 26.
tional services that work
The program will center on
toward the resolution of insect problems. Four or more
private applicator recertification
credits are anticipated.
There will be a $10-$12 charge
The clerk's office at the cour
for
materials and lunch.
thouse in Heppner reports is
Dog and Pony
show scheduled
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Justice Court
Report
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building in
Heppner reports handling the
following business during the
past week:
Sandra Hanna, Heppner-
Maintaining a Dog as a Public
Nusiance, $43 fine;
Mary Avious Van Bibber, 22,
Heppner-Exceeding the Max
imum Speed Limit, 80 mph in
a 55 mph zone, $183 fine;
Richard Dean Baker, Jr., 29,
Echo-Truck Speeding, 70 mph
in a 55 mph zone, $117 fine;
Brian David Holtz, 18, Ione-
Exceeding the Maximum Speed
Limit, 76 mph in a 55 mph
zone, $183 fine;
Allison Byron Willeford, 50,
Mollalla, Exceeding the Max
imum Speed Limit, 74 mph in
a 55 mph zone, $95 fine;
David R. Bighouse, 36,
Portland-Taking Game Animal
closed season (spike elk), $102
fine;
Albert James Wright, 21,
Hermiston-Exceeding the Max
imum Speed Limit, 82 mph in
a 50 mph zone, $183 fine;
John Hylton Dubois, Jr., 38,
Hermiston-Expired Vehicle
License, $8d fine.
suing the following marriage
licenses during the past week:
Dec. 19: Don E. Hicks, 49,
Hermiston; and
Marjorie Kathleen Hicks, 42,
Hermiston;
Paul Roger Lienig, 48, Ir-
rigon; and
Jeraldine Louise Meads, 42,
Boardman.
Dec. 21: John Lee Moyer, 48,
Hepner; and
Celia Anne Wasson, 38,
Heppner.
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of the symptoms of this disorder
for a period of 6 months or longer.
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Some children do not respond to
methylphenidate. In such cases
dextroamphetamine may be used
with succes;. Both medicines
may help decrease hyperactivity
and other symptoms.
Recently, a new stimulant
medicine containing two active
ingredients was introduced for
the treatment of ADHD. The new
medicine is Adderall® (a combi
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dextroamphetamine). Amphet
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condition in the past. However,
there are no studies comparing
the new amphetamine combina
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moted by the manufacturer as
being less expensive and more
convenient (once to twice-a-day
dosing eliminates need for tak
ing medicine at school).
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