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- r r'tto-m -- TWELVE The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, Oct. 13, 1977 GED testing available Hospital Notes ) fjost families sought Pioneer Memorial Hospital Kummerland, Rose Buschke, High school drop-outs will have an added opportunity to earn a High School Equivalen cy Certificate. The GED test center located in the Counsel ing Center at Blue Mountain Community College will re main open until 9:00 p.m. Tuesday evenings. The center is always open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Tuesday evening time was added to give more people the opportunity to take the tests. Help in preparing for the GED tests is available at BMCC, Hermiston, Heppner, Milton-Freewater and the Umatilla Indian Adult Educa tion Center. Adult High School Diploma programs are avail able at the same locations. Information about the GED tests and programs is avail able from the Counseling School Menu Thurs.,Oct. 13 Fish Wich Sandwich Hot Vegetable Fruit Salad Milk Fri., Oct. 14 Peanut Butter Sans. Soup Salad Dessert Mon.,Oct. 17 Pizza Potato Bake Green leafy Veg. Salad Jello Cup Topping French Bread, Butter Milk Tues.,Oct. 18 Chicken ala King w Biscuit Handy Dandy Salad Fruit Cobblers Milk Wed., Oct. 19 Corn Dogs Tater Puffs Stuffed Celery Fruit Cookies Mild Thurs., Oct. 20 Beans Salad Fruit Dessert Bread Milk Methodists provide Sunday day care Each Sunday morning dur ing the 11 a.m. worship service, competent child care is available at the Heppner Methodist Church at Church and Gale Streets. After Pastor Tollefson's sermonette for the younger children, parents may choose to have their babies and young children cared for in the church nursery, or may keep them with them for the entire service. Deann Connor has been in charge of the Sunday morning child care at the church for several years. Her fee is paid for by the church's United Methodist Women. r DONNA JEAN AND THE BLUE DENIMS r Turin a m .nr. Ml I IT -niw If l u II l pp" v to r Dancing Fun At Your BPOi 358 HEPPNER ELKS Elks Calendar j TL .1 . . mill Mia J, yjKl. li Reg. Lodge, 8 p.m. Kitty Dinner Drawings Tuesday, Oct. 18 Senior Citizens, 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 19 Senior Citizens, 4:30 p.m. Pinochle, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct.14 Happy Hour, 5-7 Dinner, 6-9 p.m. I I o I Thursday, Oct. 20 Reg. Lodge, 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15 Kitty Dinner, 6-9 p.m. Dinner Drawings Elks and out-of-town guests only. B.P.O.E. 358 Heppner, Oregon j FRIDAY SATURDAY 6 to 9 p.m. Each Night Drains YOUR CHOICE OF MAIM DISH A NEW REGULAR FRIDAY SATURDAY FEATURE AT YOUR HEPPNER ELKS B.P.O.E. 358 FJks & out-of-town guests only. Center, Pioneer Hall on the BMCC campus or phone 276-1260, Ext. 226. In Morrow County phone Vicki ToUefson, the G.E.D. teacher, at 676-9224. Classes are held in Heppner on Thursday evenings in the Neighborhood Center on West Willow Street. was almost a full house during part of the period between Oct. 4 and Oct. 11, as many patients were admitted and dismissed. Heppner residents dismis sed in that time included Russell Tucker, Judy Wright, Rita Sumner, Colleen Greenup Brian Ertz, Edwin Wilson and Elmer Steers. Still in the hospital from Heppner were Delpha Nelson. Leonard Debby Koster, Nona Moore and Harlan McCurdy. Others dismissed from Pio neer Memorial were Bonnie Graves, Lexington; Keith Workman, Portland; Isadore Sanchez, lone; and Lois Hunt, Lexington. Patients still in the hospital included Judy Hampton, Kin zua, and Joseph Worlein, Spray. Host families are needed for young people from Mexico (11 - 16 years of age) who are participating in the exchange program, "Intercambio" or International Student Ex change Program. , The students live with an American family practicing English and learning our way of life and culture. The El Salvadorians arrive Novem ber 17 and return home January 20. From Nicaragua and Costa Rica the students arrive December 1 and return home February 10. Students are sponsored by their own families or civic groups in their own countries. Cost includes air fare, health insurance, supervision and administration. Host families meet students at the airport and contribute room,' board and lots of love. American and Canadian youth can join the program to Central America and Mexico for about eight weeks in summer. ; I ! t 1 fl 0D(? GOD 0S5i CI IE! 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