Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 21, 1995 - THREE
Blood drawing June 22
As warmer weather and sun
shine begin to dry out the Nor
thwest, Red Cross officials are
concerned the region's blood
supply may also dry up. Blood
donors are needed throughout
the summer to ensure blood is
available for people needing
transfusions.
Morrow County residents
can d o n a te blood at St.
Patrick's Senior Center, on
Thursday, June 22, from 2-6
p.m. Donors should be 17 or
older, weigh at least 105
pounds, and be in good general
health. To schedule a donation
appointment, or for more infor
m ation, call Pam Sagely,
676-5504, or Red Cross 1 800
868r9057. The goal of the blood
drive, sponsored by Pioneer
Memorial Hospital, is 55 pints.
Red Cross often struggles
during the summer months to
collect enough blood to meet
regional patients' needs for a
variety of reasons: high school
donors, who contribute about
10 percent of the blood Red
Cross collects during the year,
are not as available during the
summer. Summer activities
and vacations tend to interrupt
donors' regular giving patterns.
Donors can give every 56 days.
The need for blood is cons
tant. Every day, Red Cross
must collect more than 600
pints of blood to meet patients'
needs in Oregon, Washington,
and southeast Alaska. Volun
teer blood donors are the sole
source of this lifesaving gift.
Because w hole blood is
separated and transfused as
components, just one blood
donation can help up to four ill
or injured people.
Wrangler's Riding Club winners
Stickhorse Race: l-r, second Donald Mathews, first Mary Riet
mann, fourth Taylor Parks, third Justin Pranger.
11 yr olds: l-r Shelley Rietmann, second Katie Walton, first
Sarah Eckman, not picutred Ryan Matteson third, Jeanette
Brantley fourth.
Worker protection sessions slated
The Oregon State University
Extension Service will offer two
more training sessions to help
grow ers comply w ith the
worker training provisions of
the EPA's Worker Protection
Standards.
The sessions will be held
June 22 and July 27 at the Her-
miston Agricultural Research
and Extension Center. Sessions
in English and Spanish are of-
fered starting at 3 p.m. and 4
p.m., respectively. These ses
sions consist of an EPA
prepared video followed by a
discussion and answer period.
There is no charge for these
training sessions, but advanc
ed notification is required by
calling 567-8321. This program
will be for agricultural workers
only, not pesticide handlers.
Leadline: l-r, fourth Ethan Parks, third Emily Rietmann, second
Joseph Pranter, first Brent Eckman.
Come Worship With Us
12 yr olds: l-r, Morgan Smith, fourth Lindsay Ward, third Amy
Papineau, second Casey Ingraham, first Krista Adams.
at
Willow Creek Baptist Church
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Meeting in the
7th Day Adventist Church
560 North M inor
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Regi Seitz, second Whitney Mathews, first Lane Bailey.
13 yr olds: l-r, Brooke Boyer, Kathleen Greenup, fourth Heather
Davis, second Jared Eckman, first Jill Barber, not pictured Bob
bie Rankin third.
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6-8 yrolds: front l-r, Shannon Rietmann, Brandon Davis, Bran
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second Jamie Kay Westburg, first Madison Bailey.
14-17 yr olds: l-r Jake Sliger, fourth Brian Knowles, second Stor
my Howard, first Jaylene Papineau, not pictured Shannon
Walton third.
9 & 10 yr olds: front l-r, Cody Walton, Madison oaim ,,
Wilson, Ashley Ward; back, fourth Lacey Davis, third Kelsey
Greenup, second Donald Adams, first Brett Barber.
Hair I Am
18 & over: l-r Kelly Boyer, Dick Temple, third Anita Pranger,
Russell Sliger, second Shelley Ashbeck, first Sara Greenup
Newly opened Hair Salon by:
Leah M cC arl
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