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EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 14, 1995 Sixty-five kids attend fishing derby IN l '*4 _ ^m Sm % Jerry Shank Jeremy Pankratz Josh Winters X : ñ íé m m ^ m Nick Armstrong Cara Kennedy Josh Shank second Jeremy Pankartz, third, Joshua Shank. Local businesses and agen cies donating time and prizes were: Heppner Lions Club, USDA Forest Service, Mid- Columbia Bass Club, Pepsi Bot tling, Coca-Cola Bottling, Cen tral Red Apple Market, Court Street Market, Bucknum's Tavern, Miller's Mini-Mart, Corps of Engineers, Oregon Departm ent of Fish and Wildlife and Coast to Coast. Pharm acy & Your H ealth Boardman Pharmacy & Hardware Matthew Hams Heather Yocom Amellia Peck The sixth annual Kids' Fishing Derby, sponsored by the USD A Forest Service and the Heppner Lions Club, was held at the Willow Creek Reser voir Sunday, June 11, from 1 to 4p.m . Around 65 kids entered the contest. Jerry Shank was first in cat ching the most bass by weight. Jeremy Pankartz caught the most trout by weight, Cara Kennedy, the most sunfish and Amellia Peck, the most crappie. Whitney Mathews caught a bullhead for the other/unique fish category and she also David East earns gold medal Leah McCarl opens hair salon David East David East, Canadian ex change student at Heppner High School the past year, has w W h y ? r 5*®r , n 1 2 0 _JAoiis J i L • • • • We make Rosiers Gazette-Times 6 7 6 -9 2 2 8 ^ Mumij'j U juu ) 217 North Main By April Sykes Leah McCarl has opened a hair salon in Heppner, and just in time to fill a void in the com munity, with one salon closing and another restricting hours. McCarl's salon, Hair 1 Am, opened two weeks ago at 337 Linden Way in Heppner. McCarl and her father built a , shop adjoining her home. McCarl, the daughter of Glen and Susie Cooper, grew up in Heppner and graduated from Heppner High School in 1986. • Utility Trailers Featherlight Aluminum Sooner Aluminum Sundowner Aluminum Donahue 900 S. 9th Walla Walla, WA 1-800-831-0875 1-509-525-1111 Don Johnson • Circle J • American --------------- p - y - • Flatbeds • Utility Trailer Sales • wens cargo Don Johnson Sam Waldron • Morgan v She attended Earl's School of Hair Design in Pendleton and then was in Portland in an ap prentice program with Michael Hurley, owner of Inner Visions in Raleigh Hills. Hurley did classes and shows for Matrix, a line of products. McCarl returned to Heppner after she had her children, Benjamin, five and Zachary, three. McCarl's shop hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. McCarl offers men's, women's and children's hair cuts, perms, coloring, frosting, weaves, manicures, pedicures and fiberglass and silk nails. She also plans to continue a free lancing business in which she goes to the client's homes. In addition, she offers Matrix, Paul Mitchell, Redken and Nexxus products for sale. The phone number for Hair 1 Am is 676-9644. O ’Callahan's Restaurant & Catering im w imikt i K&nm mouth From Hors d'oeuvres to Gourmet Dinners CATERING AT OUR PLACE OR YOURS 50 Comstock Richland (located it Shilo Inn) (5 0 9 ) 9 4 6 -9 0 0 6 l According to a recent report in Pharmacist’s Letter, medical researchers are excited about potentially new treatments for multiple sclerosis (MS), a neu rological, autoimmune disease in which the myelin sheath sur rounding the nerves is damaged. This damage can lead to several problems including muscle weakness and paralysis, diffi culty with balance coordination, fatigue, and blindness. Currently the only medicine approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for MS is interferon (Betaseron). Potential new treatments for MS include: • Methotrexate: In low doses this cancer drug is being used in cer tain cases of MS. The drug also is useful in other autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid ar thritis and psoriasis. Heppner • Myloral: This is an oral myelin preparation that is being tested to see if it protects the immune response to brain proteins. photo by April Sykes Leah McCarl Horse • Stock ito e k l New Treatments for MS Investigated • Copolymer 1: This is an inves tigational drug that is thought to block the immune destruction of myelin. Scratch t Pads 50fb. 676-9228 M i l an a l liu m o r ! m in e w ith m e m o r ie s fo r I )ncl! e • I • e For more information on summer term at BMCC, call 276-1260, ext. 290. Gazette-Times 202 1st. N.W. P.O. Box 170 Boardman, Oregon 97818 481-9474 481-7351 • Cladribine: This is a medicine approved for leukemia. It may help the MS patient by blocking some of the white blood cells that attack the nerves. Fathers will appreciate a handsome frame or album, and we have plen ty to fill the bill. earned a first place gold medal in the 3A-2A-1A Boys' Golf Championship. HHS athletic director Dale Conklin received the medal and a letter of congratulations to East from Bud Lewis, associate executive director of the Oregon School Activities Association. David has spent the past year with Gary and Martha Munkers, Lexington. Summer term to begin at BM CC Summer term classes at Blue Mountain Community College begin Monday, June 19. Courses are scheduled on cam pus in Pendleton, at the West Campus in Hermiston, at the Milton-Freewater Center, and in North Morrow County. Students planning to take classes summer term should register prior to June 15. Those classes with enrollment restric tions will be canceled at noon on June 15 if enrollments are not met. caught the largest fish. Chris Dilley won first place for the casting contest. A complete list of winners is as follows: Most Bass by Weight-first, Jerry Shank, se cond, Josh Winters, third, Derek Shank; Most Trout by Weight-first, Jeremy Pankartz, second, Nick Armstrong, third, Joshua Shank; Most Sunfish by Weight-first, Cara Kennedy, se cond, Heather Yocom, third, Matthew Hamms; Most Crap pie by Weight-first, Amelia Peck, second, Sarah Peck, and third, Brad Adams; Largest Fish-first, Whitney Matthews, Derek Shank Jeremy Pankratz & Josh Shank Whitney Mathews Brad Adams Sara Peck LATE MODEL Pickups Trade-Ins - Sport Utilities 1991 Ford F150 4x4 XLT Lariat Pkg. 5 speed, 5.0 liter V/8, Air - - LOADED 1992 Ford F250 4x4 XLT Lariat Pkg. 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