Rebekahs Give
To Radio Fund
West Point Seen
By Counselors
Cadet William Mohr of Portland,
a fourth classman (freshman) at
the U.S. Military Academy, ex
plains the Tarbucket (cadet cere
monial lull dress hat) to a group
of visiting Oregon high school gui
dance counselors. They are, from
left to right. Andrew Knudsen of
St. Helens high school, Ronald J.
Puzey of Clatskanie high school,
and Elden Blanford of Vernonia
high school.
The guidance counselors visited
the academy at West Point. New
York at the invitation cf the aca
demy’s admissions office to view,
on a first-hand basis, the educa
tion and training of a cadet. The
program is designed to aid coun
selors in their guidance of students
who are interested in the military
academy and a service career.
Dates Arranged
By Art Society
Tlie Society of Arts and Crafts
will hold its October meeting Mon
day e.vening, October 9 at 8:00
p.m. in the art room of Washing
ton grade school. The meeting is
open to all interested persons.
The Society announces that the
art exhibit in the art center of the
clinic building will be opened to
the public Sunday, October 8 from
2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. T h i s
special showing is in response to
many requests from those unable
to see the exhibit during th? Jam
boree, and unaware that the
exhibit has been open every Sun
day during the hours the VSP and
SS excursion train has been in
town. After this special showing,
the exhibit will be closed for the
season.
When you are offered something
free, look for the strings.
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Laundromat & Dry Cleaners
Open Every Day 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. i
— Personal Assistance —
Mon.-Sat. — 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Timber Route Unit
Announces Project
Timber Route Extension Unit
will meet Tuesday, October 10 at
the West Oregon Electric building.
Project leaders Mrs. Don Berger-
sin and Mrs. Ralph Bergerson
"dll rive the lesson on linings and
interfacings.
Tie meeting will start at 10:30
a.m. with a potluck luncheon at
noon. All interested ladies are in
vited to attend.
Bulletin Tells
Of Meat Care
Hunters lucky enough to bring
back a deer this season will get
the most out of their foray into
the wild by boning out the meat.
Andy Landferce, Oregon State
University extension wildlife spec
ialist, maintains that nearly any
body can bone out a deer. All it
takes is a flat surface, a knife,
saw or hatchet and th”' courage
to try it.
The process is described, step
by step, in an illustrated bulletin
just published by tfie OSV cooper
ative extension sdrvicp. Entitled,
“Boning Out Your ne'er,” bulletin
819 uses 35 pictures to tell t h e
story and also features tips o n
using venison. It is free to Oregon
residents and may be obtained
from county extension offices or
by writing to Bulletin Clerk, Ore-
con State Universitv, Corvallis,
97331.
A second bulletin, “Treats With
Venison,” is also available a n d
contains numerous venison recipes
and tips for preparation.
Landforce says boning out a
deer has a number of advantages.
The good meat is separated from
tough connective tissue, tendon,
off grained meat, excess fat, bone
marrow and dust from the saw.
He recommends that meat select
ed for steak be wrapped a n d
frozen whole and sliced into steaks
when partially thawed. This pre
serves moisture and flavor.
Landforce presented a program
on the subject at St. Helens Sep
tember 26 to approximately 100
interested hunters and their wiv-
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Is Your Car Running Fine?
Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge which
began the fall season September
14 with an excellent turn-out o f
members, suffered an attendance
slump at the last meeting, Septem
ber 28, due to some members be
ing ill., others out of town and still
others working at the cannery.
The lodge was pleased to find
Mt. Heart Lodge listed in t h e
Pacific Odd Fellow as the highest
point earner in the lodges w ith
from 100 to 150 members in t h e
community service reports. Jean
Conners, cohununjty service chair
man, was comDlimented on h e r
very excellent wdi'k compiling the
reports and sehding them to the
state chairman. Community ser
vice work includes all things done
by members of the lodge for com
munity orojects or for other per
sons who are neither Odd Fellows
nor Rebekahs.
An invitation was received to at
tend the annual state meeting at
Corvallis October 28 at which the
Grand Assembly officers will ex
emplify the initiatory work and a
school of instruction will be held
The evening will be devoted t o
social activities.
The ways and means committee
reported a successful luncheon for
members of the Delta Kappa Gam
ma education honorary which met
here September 16. From the pro
ceeds of the event, $25 was voted
as a contribution to the ambulance
radio fund.
The next meeting of the M t.
Heart Social committee is to b e
held at the home of Mrs. Jean
Conners on Rock Creek October
10 at 1:30 p.m. Plans for future
events will be made. The Novem
ber meeting of the committee will
be at the home of Mrs. Paul Moore.
Following the meeting last Thur
sday, delicious apple cobbler was
served with choice of ice cream
or whipped cream toppings b y
Jean Conners and Noma Callis-
ter. Cora Lange, third member of
the committee, provided her part
of the refreshments but was un
able to attend due to conflicting
events.
The next lodge meeting will be
Thursday evening of next week,
October 12, and first nomination
of officers for the 1968 term will
be made. Second nomination will
be October 26 and election, No
vember 9.
Pythians Plan
November Sale
Vernonia Temple l’ythian Sis
ters had an interesting meeting
Wednesday evening of last week
and were happy to welcome sever
al members who had not been in
attendance for some time.
However, several others w e r e
unable to attend due to illness.
Botli Murel Folken and Verner
Blount had suffered attacks of flu.
Virginia Hogberg was reported
home from the hospital but not
feeling too well.
Plans were discussed for t h e
rummage sale to be held at th e
fire hall November 2, 3 and 4. The
group voted to donate part of the
receipts to the ambulance radio
fund. Other community projects
for which the fund is used during
the year include the Christmas
treat fund, the United Fund, Can
cer and Heart funds and the sen
ior banquet.
Persons with good rummage
items, especially good clothing or
dishes, who have no outlet for it
in organizations to which they be
long are invited to donate items
for this sale and thus share i n
supporting the various community
projects it serves. Mrs. Marie At
are a smoker, or if there
kins is chairman for the event. are If you
in your house, heed
The G r a n d Temple sessions this smokers
warning of the American In
which start in Portland this com surance
association.
ing Sunday were discussed a n d
Never smoke in bed.
instructions given the grand re
Too many persons loose t h e i r
presentative, Mrs. Cora Lange, on lives
when they doze off while
the temple views on several things smoking
the bedding catches
expected to require action at the fire, says and
the association.
session. Several members plan to
Elderly persons who are forget
attend the tea honoring the grand ful should be reminded periodical
chief and grand chancellor and the ly of the danger of smoking in bed.
joint onening and memorial ser A fire started in bed could take
vice for *he Pvthian Sisters and the lives of other members of the
Knights of Pythias Sunday after family,
as well as their own - as
noon. These will be followed b y well as damage or destroy t h e
banquets f o r several different home.
groups.
Following the meeting, a silent
auction was held which provided
SEAT BELTS SAVE
much merriment and was v e r y
LIVES — USE THEM
successful from a financial stand
point. This raised funds for t h e
expenses of the grand representa
tive.
At the next meeting, October 11,
Smokey Says:
the reports from Grand Temple
will be heard. Further plans for
IT
the November sale will also b e
made.
N an H ospitalized
For Appendectom y
R IV ER V IE W - Jerry Dinger un
derwent an appendectomy at the
Forest Grove Community hospital
Saturday. His appendix had rup
tured and he contracted a light
case of pneumonia, but is now on
the way to recovery. He hopes to
be able to come home this week
end.
Week end visitors at the Carson
Strong and Grace Peachey homes
were Elmer Anglesey of Bend and
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tillery and
family of St Helens.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Mant o f
Tacpma visited at the rrome o f
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baska over the
’ week end.
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Im provised Grills
Can Be Dangerous
Backyard barbecuers take note.
Don't use an old refrigerator shelf
for a barbecue grill. The shelves
are perfectly safe in the refrig
erator, but intense heat above hot
coals will melt cadmium coating,
which can stick to the meat. As a
result you could get cadmium
poisoning.
Many household metal products
are coated with cadmium. Grill
only on equipment intended for
this purpose, is the advise of the
Columbia county extension office.
Ucrnonia Eagle
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1967 3
Rodeo Court
Royally Feted
Columbia County Rodeo Queen
Shirley Dudley, and her princesses,
Vickie Buck and Sue Yarbor were
given royal treatment when they
took part in Pacific International
Livestock Exposition events Fri
day.
As guests of the Forflfgttotoi
company, they, alottg with. S i Other
rodeo courts from throughout the
Northwest, were treated to a din-
^ner at the Portland airport’s Zo
diac Room. They were transported
in the comnany’s new compacts
and met a Ford executive at the
airport.
The girls rode in the Friday pa
rade preceding opening of the PI,
and that exening had special box
seats for the rodeo performance.
The girls were accomoanied h y
their chaperone, Kathy Nelson.
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