Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, December 14, 2011, Page THREE, Image 3

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    H e p p n e r G a ze tte -T im e s, H eppner, O rego n W ednesday, Decem ber 14, 2011
Healthy weight:
It’s not a diet, it’s a lifestyle
Heppner High
happenings
Biggest Winner program offered by the Community Health
Improvement Partnership (CHIP) o f Morrow County
of your risk for developing
diseases that tend to occur
with more body fat. The
higher your BMI score, the
higher your risk for certain
diseases such as heart dis­
ease, high blood pressure,
type 2 diabetes, gallstones,
breathing problem s and
certain cancers. Although
BMI can be used for most
men and women, it does
have some limits. It may
overestimate body fat in
athletes and others who
have a muscular build and it
may underestimate body fat
in older persons and others
who have lost muscle.
The Nat i onal
Heart, Lung, and Blood
Institute guidelines recom­
mend looking at two other
predictors: waist circumfer­
ence and health risk factors.
Waist circumference helps
screen for possible health
risks that come with being
overweight or obese. If most
of your fat is around your
waist rather than at your
hips, you’re at a higher risk
for heart disease and type
2 diabetes. This risk goes
up with a waist size that is
greater than 35 inches for
women or greater than 40
inches for men. To correctly
The Com m unity
Health Improvement Part­
nership (CHIP) of Morrow
County is offering a fun
way for county residents
to lose w eight and win
prizes.
The Biggest Win­
ner weight-loss competition
and healthy lifestyle pro­
gram has been developed as
a community service by the
CHIP of Morrow County,
a partnership between the
health care providers and
community to provide a
fun and supportive environ­
ment for people to learn
about and adopt healthy
behaviors.
Not everyone needs
to lose weight, but there are
ways to tell if you should
begin lifestyle changes.
Assessment of weight and
health risk for the develop­
ment o f disease involves
using three common key
measures: body mass index,
waist circumference and
health risk factors.
The first measure,
body mass index (BMI),
is an estimated measure of
body fat based on height
and w eight that applies
to adult men and women.
BMI is a reasonable gauge
measure your waist, stand
and place a tape measure
around your middle, just
above your hipbones. Mea­
sure your waist just after
you breathe out.
The third measure
is the assessment of health
risk factors in addition to
being overweight or obese.
The following conditions
put you at greater risk for
developing heart disease
and other conditions: high
blood pressure (hyperten­
sion), high LDL (“bad”)
c h o le s te ro l, low HDL
(“good”) cholesterol, high
triglycerides, high blood
glucose (sugar), fam ily
history of premature heart
disease, physical inactivity
and cigarette smoking.
If you are consid­
ered obese (BMI of 30 or
greater) or are overweight
(BMI o f 25 to 29.9) and
have two or more risk fac­
tors, it is recommended that
you lose weight. Even a
small weight loss—between
five and 10 percent of your
current weight—will help
lower your risk of devel­
oping diseases associated
with obesity. People who
are overw eight but who
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2 b e d ro o m h o m e on large lo t in Lex Lots
o f room fo r a g a rde n and o th e r activities
w ith th is 2 b e dro om 1 bath sin g le w id e m o­
bile ho m e in Lexington.
Lots o f up gra de
includ in g new floo rin g, new roof, insulation,
new vinyl w indo w s, w a te r h e a te r and m uch
m ore. $ 6 0 , 0 0 0
Good buy on th is new Heppner listing. New
listing. 2 bedroom 1 bath starter home or will
make a good rental unit. New chain link fence,
new electric wall heater, nice fixed up shop, good
roof and foundation. 355 W. Linden Way Heppner.
Priced right at
$55,000
Have your own cabin in the mountains to live in or
use for weekend get aways. Surrounded by Pine
and Tamarack trees. Sit on the deck and look out
at the forest. $ 7 0 ,0 0 0
- THREE
do not have a high waist
m easurem ent, and have
fewer than two risk factors,
may need to prevent further
weight gain rather than lose
weight.
Talk to your doctor
to see whether you are at an
increased risk and whether
you should lose weight.
Your doctor will evaluate
your BMI, waist measure­
ment and other risk factors
for disease.
Weigh-ins for those
competing for prize money
in the Biggest Loser pro­
gram, and the free educa­
tion and physical activ­
ity sessions for com mu­
nity members, will be held
at H eppner Elem entary
School, lone Community
Church and Sam Boardman
Elementary School from
January 9 - April 2, 2012,
typically Mondays from 6
to 7 p.m. The program will
also be offered at Irrigon Jr./
Sr. High School Tuesdays
from 6 to 7 p.m. Program
details and helpful resourc­
es will be available soon
on the Community Health
Improvement Partnership
website: http://www.ohsu.
edu/MCCHIP.
By Andrew Bara
This October was
one of the best years for
Red Ribbon Week at Hep­
pner High School, espe­
cially since a pow erful
guest speaker by the name
of Brooks Gibbs came over
to talk to HHS and Heppner
Elementary School students
about what drugs have done
to him in his past, with in-
depth details that hit the
hearts of many students at
school. He was by far one
of the best guest speakers
ever to come to Heppner
High School to speak.
In N ovem ber, a
new event was introduced
to Heppner High School,
which was Bully Awareness
Week. This event was in­
tended to open the students’
eyes to what bullying really
is and what they can do to
put a stop to it. We are now
more aware o f it, and the
bullying has reduced.
Students will also
be participating in the up­
coming light parade. Each
class will enter a float that
they have designed and dec­
orated. This winter break
is also full of activities for
HHS students, including
basketball and wrestling
tournaments.
DA’s Report
The Morrow Coun­
ty District Attorney’s office
has released the following
report:
- Vince M onroe
Strong, 26, was convicted
o f one count o f Criminal
Mistreatment in the First
Degree, a Class C felony.
He was sentenced to 23
months in the custody of the
Oregon Department of Cor­
rections with three years
post-prison supervision.
Strong was also convicted
of one count of Tampering
with a Witness, a Class C
felony. The defendant was
sentenced to 22 months
custody, to run consecu-
tive to previous sentences,
with two years post-prison
supervision. He received
credit for time served. Total
fines, fees and assessments
were $875.
-Additionally,
Strong was convicted o f
one count of Recklessly En­
dangering another Person, a
Class A misdemeanor. The
defendant was sentenced
to 365 days custody of the
local supervisory authority,
with credit for time served.
The sentence shall run con­
current with the previous
counts. Fines, fees and as­
sessments totaled $668.
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A u to R e p a ir B u s in e s s in H e pp ner, OR This
Classic home near downtown Heppner. Enjoy the
unique look of this classic home, including a covered
upstairs porch and ornate wood designs. This 4
bedroom 2 bath is close to shopping, the city park
and school. Nice neighborhood, well kept yard.
New [listing!
2 B e d ro o m 1 b a th h o m e o n 2 4 .2 6
a c re s in L e x in g to n . C lose to tow n
w ith yo u r ow n piece o f land. Rare
sm all pa rcel w ith ho m e and shop.
H ave so m e an im a ls o r ju s t e lb o w
room from you r neighbors. S everal
p a rcels could be resold. H om e is
in g o o d con dition w ith foundation,
n e w e r se p tic sys te m , m etal ro o f
a n d la rg e u p s ta irs th a t co u ld be
used as a n o th e r bedroom .
$175,000
is a going concern which shows a profit each
year. Includes real property, business, inven­
tory and equipm ent. Loyal custom er base and
good reputation.
$339,000
Motivated Seller make an offer!
4 bedroom 1 bath fixe r upper Owner will carry
contract on this fixer upper in Heppner. Needs
work but would make good first home or turn into
a rental. Make an appointment to see today.
2 Building lots m Heppner
'Rë'dücécf Price!***': $ 125
NiceWiewsTofttown!
2 bedroom 2 bath in Heppner This nice 2007 Marlatt
home is in excellent condition. Everything was done
right when this home was put in. It has a deck, cyclone
fenced yard and a 18 X 31 garage. Ceiling fans, along
with the energy package will keep you warm in the
winter and cool in the summer. There is a den/office,
living room and lots of extras Must see inside this one.
Call and schedule an appointment today
$ 98 , OOO
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3 Bedroom 2 bath home in Lexington
T h is h o m e h a s m e ta l ro o f, c e m e n t fo u n ­
d a tio n & p ro p a n e F / A . 1 2 8 X 1 2 1 .6 6 lot.
2 4 6 5 sq ft h o m e h a s fu ll b a s e m e n t a n d
la rg e fe n c e d y a rd w ith a p p le , n e c ta rin e
a n d c h e rry tre e s . G a ra g e
____________ $ 116.000
4 bedroom 2 bath home in Heppner. You won’t feel
cramped in this 4 bedroom 2 bath 2146 sq ft home.
It has a full basement with mini kitchen downstairs,
and fully carpeted rooms upstairs Enjoy barbecu­
ing on the covered patio. And there’s lots of room
for a garden In the large backyard. Call now for an
appointment to visit this home.
2 Bedroom near schools and downtown Heppner
Just blocks from school and downtown shopping,
this 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath charmer has a fenced
yard for children and a separate small yard in the
back Enjoy your reading room, living room and
kitchen with window looking out on the street
3 B edroom 2 bath near dow ntow n This two
story home is close to grade school and has
fenced back yard. Central A/C and Electric F/A.
Carpet, laundry room and large fam ily room
downstairs. Dishwasher refrigerator and stove
included_______________ $
120,000
A creage for Sale
Cute 3 bedroom in Heppner. A nice fenced yard
for the kids located on a quiet street Storage shed
outback and new lawn just planted makes this three
bedroom one bath home ready to move into Vinyl
siding and windows, side deck, stove-refngerator-
washer-dryer included Great starter home or pick
it up as a rental Has a carport too
V ie w lo t at La keview H e igh ts. Own one of
the last view lots at Lakeview Heights. 84 X
120 approx. Water, sewer, phone and power
a>ailatl<l
$25,000
38.67 A c r«s Inside Heppner
city limits H a s a g o o d b u ild in g
s p o t a n d r o o m f o r a n im a ls . W a ­
t e r a n d e le c t r ic it y lo c a te d n e a r ­
b y $65,000
2 apartm ent* and ahop building for Sal# In
Laxlngton On the bottom floor is a former auto
body shop and a 1 bedroom apartment newly re­
modeled renting for $350 Upstairs is a 2 bedroom
apartment that has been completely redone renting
for $375 Building has a good roof and owner says
the shop has been completely rewired
HEPPNER
Phone:
PENDLETON
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Owner/Broker
David Sykes
MAS,
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Broker
Chris Sykes
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