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" 'yr -inif-'p 1 " '""p ""I"" "'"1 The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, November 17, 183 FIVE Veterans honored at mealsite program . . - . . to Children must meet immunization . i requirements or face exclusion v rXT,. If 1 bo. V a li l15 i( ' ' i 1 1 il L"lU11"11""' ; - -Jfv Orofion children must have up-lopdate immunization records or have filed on ap propriate exemption by No vember 30 In order to attend their certified day care cen ter, public, private or paro chial school, the Oregon State Health Division has announ ced, Children in Multnomah Countv have until February 10, 1)H4 to meet the immuniza tion requirements or face ex clusion. Notification to parents ex cluding children from attend ing their day care center, public, private or parochiaj school was to be mailed by November 16. a division spokesperson said. Children will cigain be allowed to attend Wells appointed 6th Judicial District judge Ixnral Legionnaires and other veterans attended a special program at the Heppner Senior Mealsite last Wednesday arternoon. Veterans in the audience stood and gave their name, their branch and dates of service. Deceased veterans' names from this area were read, and all were recognized. On Thursday. Nov. it). Chief Justice Edwin J. Peterson announced the appointment of circuit Judge William W. Wells of Pendleton as presi ding judge of the sixth Judicial District, which is comprised of Umatilla and Morrow coun ties. The appointment is for a two-year term, effective Jan uary 1. 1983. Under legislation enacted in 1981. the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Oregon is the administrative head of the Judicial Department and ap points the presiding judges in all multi-judicial districts and district courts. their school or day care center as soon as evidence of the required immunization or proper exemption has been submitted. Kristine Gebbie, Oregon State Health Division admini strator, emphasizes "that the spirit and intent of this health mandate is to protect child ren, not to exclude them from school attendance." However, if parents have not met the requirements of the law, their children will receive an Ex clusion Order. Approximately 10,000 Ore gon children may be affected by these "exclusion orders," the spokesperson said, adding that this is fewer than the 14.000 orders sent last year. Justice Court Report Morrow County Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner han dled the following cases dur ing the past week: Samuel Marcus Gibbs, Ba ker - Expired Vehicle License, $29 bail forfeited. John Frederick Mollahan, Heppner - Defective Equip ment. $13 fine. Eugene Grant Belshaw, lone No taillights on Trailer, $13 fine. Health Dept. Friday, Nov. 18 - free blood pressure clinic and Immuni zations, Morrow County Health Department office, Lexington, 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 22 - free blood pressure clinic, and immuni zations, North Morrow annex,. Irrigon, 1 to 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 25 - County Health Department office closed for Thanksgiving vacation. On These I USEMNARJTrT SPECIALS!! ySWJW) Now Available At Local 4-H'ers invited to travel & study overseas in I.F.Y.E. program Morrow County 411 members can travel and study overseas next summer under the Interna tional 4-If Youth Exchange Am bassador program if they act before January 1, according to Birdine Tullis of the Oregon State University Extension Ser vice in Heppner. Arranged by the National 4 II Council, the I.F.Y.E. Ambassa dor program offers two different kinds of experiences, she said. The first is a cross-cultural program during which 4 II members live and work with a host family in Mexico. Costa Rica, Denmark, Spain. Sweden or Canada for six weeks learning about the culture of another nation while sharing U.S. culture with others Cost of the program, which begins in late June, Participants in the I.F.Y.E. Ambassador program must be ranges from $1,445 to $1,945. between the ages of 15 and 19 and The second is a program built each participant pays his or her around specific 4 H projects own way. which Rive American 4 H'ers a Additional information about chance to live and work with host families while learning how 4 H projects are taught and conducted in another nation. Trips scheduled include Swit zerland, dairy; United Kingdom, horsemanship and animal sci ence: West Germany, natural resources: Netherlands and Belgium, commodity market ing: Italy, clothing: France, foods: Australia, sheep; and Kenya, wildlife conservation and photography. The cost for the 4 H project Ambassador trips will be $1,845. The groups will leave the United States in late June and be gone for six weeks. the I F.Y.E. Ambassador pro gram as well as application forms are available from the Morrow County office of the OSU Extension Servicein Heppner. 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Turn out on lightly floured board; knead until smooth and elastic, about 8 to 10 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning to grease top. Cover; let rise in warm place, free from draft, until dou bled in bulk, about 1 hour. Punch down dough; turn out on lightly floured board and knead in 3 tablespoons toasted sesame seed. Divide dough in half. Roll each half into a Hxtt-inch rectangle. Shape into loaves. Place in 2 greased 9x5x3inch loaf pans. Cover; let rise in warm place, free from draft, until dou bled in bulk, about 1 hour. Mix egg white and 1 tablespoon water and brush over tops of loaves. Sprinkle with remaining toasted sesame aeed. Bake at 375"F for 35 to 40 minutes, or until done. Remove from pans and place on wire racks to cool. mporara: ptarie All the . A irnmnings. " Trim Thanksgiving with Teleflora's new Bread Tray Bouquet. A beautiful floral center piece inside a real wood bread tray. One quick call or visit to our shop sends it anywhere in the country. Do it early. And give someone all the trimmings. Send the Bread Tray Bouquet for Thanksgiving. Thursday, Nov. 24. I On January 1, 1984, the court-ordered H breakup Cdivestifiirel of the RpII ,Wpm will w" .was. W J "W WMSI.JB. W ,m, W&A J VS AAA V J AAA occur. The breakup will directly affect how we will repair your telephone equipment; how we will bill you; and how we will handle your other telephone service needs. Changes Affectingbu On November 21. In order to make the breakup as prob-lem-jfree as possible, we will begin making some of these changes on November 21, 1983. Two changes will directly affect you: First, you'llhave new numbers to call for telephone service and repair. Second, your telephone bill will have a completely new format. "It's in the mail" We'll be using a variety of ways to inform you of all the details of these changes. So be sure to watch your mailbox during the next few weeks for our announcements (letters, bill inserts, booklets, etc.). This information will include the new numbers to call for service and repair; and a detailed explanation of the new telephone bill format. Meanwhile, if you have any ques tions, call us for the answers. Or send for your free "For Your Information" booklet describing all the chanees oc- curing at the phone company. Because I at racuic rsonnwest ten, we want to keep you in touch. r -z 1 xAh I MM 1800555-5000 To get a free "For Your Information" booklet, fill out the coupon and send it to: For Your Information Program, Pacific Northwest Bell, P.O. Box 3456, Portland, OR 97308. And if you have more questions, call our toll-free information number. Name , Address City State Zip Phone( ) Please send me the booklet for: residence service business service CALL 3 Pacific Northwest Bell 676-9426 UMloia 1983 Pacific Northwest Bell
