THE CrTIZEN
JULY 6 -12,1986
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Ho pital
announces
classes
ercy-Memorial edical Cen-
ter, ercy-Memorial edical
Center, St. Joseph and ercy
Hospital Divi ion, Benton Har­
bor announce Cia sjClinics
offered in July 1986.
-Pr Iring for Childbirth -
July 10, 7-9:30 p.m./Mercy-
Memorial Medical Center
Forum.' Pre-registration re-
quired. For information or to
pre-register, call 927-5297.
This class also serves as the
first class of the Expectant
Parent Class series.
-Expectant Parent Classes­
July 10, 17, 24,31 (four con­
secutive Thursdays) - 7-9 p.m./
Mercy-Memorial Medical Center
Forum. Pre-registration required.
call 927-5297.
- y N Baby Class - July
13, 1:30-3:00 p.m./Mercy-
Memorial Medical Center
Forum. Pre-registration re-
quired. For more information
or to pre-register, call 927-
5297. This class is designed
to prepare youngsters between
the ages of 2 and 12 for the
arrival of a new baby brother
or sister.
-Pre-Natal Nutrition - July'
14, 6-7 p.m./Mercy-Memorial
Medical C nter Forum. Pre­
registration required. For more
information or to pre-register,
call 927-5297. A special nutrit­
ion class for expectant mothers
nd their partners.
:-8reastf ding Class - July
14, 7-8:30 p.m./Mercy-Memorial
Medical Center Forum. Pre­
registration required. For more
information or to pre-register,
call 927-5297. Open to all
xpectant mothers and their
partners, this class provides
information on the advantages
of and preparation for breast­
f ding.
-Exercise, Relaxation and
8r athing - Session No. 1 -
July 21 & 23, Session No. 2 -
July 28 & 30, 7-9 p.m./Mercy-
M morial Medical Center
Forum. Pre-registration re-
quired. For more informatio
or to pre-register, call 927-
5297. Classes to help expectant
mothers and their birth partners
physicatly adjust to pregnancy
and prepare for birth.
Pre-natal classes are free of
• charge for couples delivering at
M rcy-Memorial Medical Center,
St. Joseph.
-SHARE Support Group -
July 1, 7 p.m./Mercy Memoria�
Medical C nter Board Room.
Pre-registration r quired. For
more information or to pre­
register, call 927-5297. A
support group for parents who
have experienced the death of
an infant through stillbirth,
miscarriage or tubal pregnancy.
-SColio5is Clinic - July 10,
9 a.m./Mercy-Memonal edical
Center Forum. No f /referral
required. For mor informat­
ion, call 983-8261. Or. Ed­
ward Westerbeke is the attend­
ing physician for the clinic.
The scoliosis clinic is open to
Ttl-county residents.
-Amputee Program - July
17, 11 a.m./Mercy Hospital
Division Physical Therapy De­
partment. Pre-registration re­
qu sted. For more information
or to pre-register, call 927-
5285. Monthly program for
recent amputee patients and per­
sons who wear artificial limbs
for the purpose of evaluating
both the correct fit and use of
prosthesis.
Continued fro Page e
Tillotson College Alumni
Citation in 1951.
She was awarded a trophy
by the Texas Chamber of Com­
merce for being Texas' most
outstanding religious and busi­
nes personality in 1961. In
April, 1965, the Beta Up ilon
Chapter of the Iota Phi Lamb­
da Sorority, Inc., awarded her a
Certificate of Recognition for
neteworthy contribution .
In JulY'1970, iss Hie s
joined the Alumni of her Alma
Mater, Howard University, for
the first Federation-sponsored
t ur to San Juan, Puerto Rico.
AJ , iss Hicks is president
and founder of the Hi s Beauty
School, San ntoni Tex .
atherine Bady, program
chairper n Flossie Davis
general chairper on.
Other gue t will be Sister
Je sie atson and the t. Zion
LMC board
Contlnu d from Pag 3
tors other than Dr. ulder,
adrninistr tive staff member
and cIa ifi d per onnel the
increa to be 3 percent in the
aggregate.
Under term of a merit pay
sy tern previously adopted by
the Board the actual increase
each employee will receive will
range from 3 to 6% depending
on a performance evaluation
by his uperior.
Dr. ulder predicted that
the legislature in the near
future may pass a new appro­
priation bill for community
colleges which will be from
7.7 to 8.7 percent higher than
last year.
Gov. Blanchard earlier
vet ed a 193 million spending
bill for community colleges
which gave them increases
ranging from 10.7 to 15 percent.
Dr. ulder revealed to the
Bard that LMC has received
43,512 federal Job Training
Partnership Act grant to tart
a new remedial math and
English program for eligible
per ons and a 25,573 state
grant to continue a training
program for ingle parents.
Dr. Jame Fent, vice-
president for in tructional ser­
vices, announced that LMC
has received a $64,961 state
grant, to be matched by an
equal amount from the college,
for equipment, program evalua­
tion, career guidance, curriculum
development, and facility re-
novation. Dr. Fent indicated
that mo of the money will
b spent for equipment for
the computer lab and machine
tool, drafting, and 'nursing pro­
grams.
Dr. Fent al told the Board
that LMC and Kellogg Com­
munity College together will
offer a joint associate degree
in food ience and food pro­
cessing technology. The fir t
year will be spent t ing cia
t LMC and the cond year
year at ellogg.
Baptist Church Choir; Ollie ae
Hull, Mt. Zion, Dowagiac;
Bertha King and Emma Jones,
ew Paradi ; Rosie Buchanan,
Second Baptist, Kalamazoo; and
Delores Gavin, Second Bapti t,
Benton Harbor.
The public is invited to
ttend. Rev. alter L. Brown,
pastor.
say, July 13 at 3: 30 p.m.
Special guest ill be the
Choir of Union Memorial
A. .E. Church who will present
a ini Concert.
The Rev. Perry Murray is
the ho t pa tor.
The public is invited ac ord-
ing to rs. Lillie Rodgers
Church Secretary.
EW PARADISE B PTiST
Church will celebrate their
Pastor's Anniver ry beginning
July 9 thru July 13.
Revival Services ill be held
at the ST. P UL B PTIST
hurch, 130 rbandale July 7-
II at 7: 30 p.m. ni htly.
The public i invited.
Many guests have been in­
vited.
The Rev. W.T. Burt n i the
host pastor. The public is in­
vited to attend.
The congregation of ST.
TTHEW ISSIO ARY Bap­
tist Church will end their Build­
ing Fund Pledge Drive on Sun-
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Add chicken broth. red wine vi • basil and black pepper. Sri to boil.
Reduce heat and immer, covered. for 5 minu . Add reserved chicken.
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