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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1973)
"Our Special" Children Fellow C-Z Employees Installation to Honor Harold Sadileks (Sixth in a series of eight) Démonta Eagle Be H eld Sunday own mental age group room where they will have the op Special education is called for portunity to grow up in the world of M r. and Mrs. Harold Sadilek were when the child has difficulties with the nonhandicapped in which they honored with a no-host dinner at the Miss Rhonda Persyn, daughter of learning which make it necessary will spend the majority of their Vernonia Golf Club Sunday January M r and Mrs Sherman Fisher, will for a teacher to provide methods lives 28, as fellow employees of Crown be installed Sunday afternoon. Feb and materials not used in regular In attempting to reach this goal it Zellerbach entertained them in ruary 4, as Worthy Advisor for classes; the needs of the child are is important to remember that it is Nehalem Assembly No 18, Order of recognition of M r Sadilek s trans such that he requires a dispropor not the physical facilities or equip fer to Clatsop Managed Forest in Rainbow for Girls, in public cere tionate amount of the teacher’s ment which make a good program Seaside from the E .P . Stamm monies at the Masonic Temple at time and attention; the child’s there is a real danger that too 2:30 p.m. Managed Forest in Vernonia physical impairment causes emo much specialization can make Other elective officers to be Mrs Sadilek was presented with tional problems so severe that things so easy that they never learn seated at the same time will be a corsage and they were both given placement in a special class is to cope with the outside world hut an album of photographs of their Kathv Osgood. Worthy Associate desirable. rather the teacher’s ability to help Advisor. Patti Cone Charity; Evan stay in Vernonia. Often placement for this reason him become an integrated member Persyn, Hope; Jill Beamish, Faith; can be temporary and the child ol the society in which he will grow Sharon Smejkal, Recorder; Debbie gradually helped to adjust to a more up McLean, Treasurer normal situation. Furthermore, The determining factor of a good Miss Sue Garner, who is just other children should be helped to educational system for the handi- completing her term as Worthy understand the handicapped child. ( apped chdd IS not where the child! Advisor, will act as installing offi Children who talk “funny" due to is, but how he and others think and cer and will be assisted by Debbie a physical handicap or who suffer feel about him, personally He can Banta as Marshall; Carol Nelson, seizures from epilepsy are more I m ‘< ome dependent and insecure or Chaplin; Ronda Smith, Recorder. likely to be shunned, even by he rejected and isolated in any type FRANK DECHEBACH, «laMliag, present* photo album to M r The DeMolay Chapter from Eu teachers, than the child who has of program. ,Mr’ Ha™ld « • ‘hertog of fellow Crown Zellerbacb gene will perform the crowning trouble walking or who must have a The school’s responsibility to this s SwWek* wIU be moving to Seaside, where The boom in natural and organic ceremony. he will be employed at C-Z’« Clatsop Managed F orest daily injection of insulin for dia- child is to help him accept himself foods is showing up in Columbia Refreshments will be served after betis. as he is, to view his assets and County, says Carol A. Ashley, the installation. With this in mind, the teacher of limitations realistically, to strive ; Columbia County Extension Agent. All friends are welcome to attend. exceptional children takes care to for goals that are attainable, to People with a wide range of life show the individual child that, while develop independence in thought styles are spending a great deal of he may suffer from a defect, he is and action, and to find a place for money on these foods, hoping to eat not all that different from any other himself among his peers. their way to better health. child She implants the seed of his Nor can the school accomplish its But how much organic food sold is ing own worth then helps it to grow so purpose unless it is assisted by (This is a new weekly feature and really organically grown? And how that he learns to overlook the slights those with whom the child asso Shred hd. of cabbage -keep in does organic food differ from it is hoped to acquire many delect of those who do not understand that ciates—his classmates, parents regular food in nutritive value? Are ible and nourishing recipes from refrigerator in ice water being handicapped does not mean neighbors, teachers—to accept him natural foods as safe as we think Vernonia homemakers for publica 1 cup sour cream 1 cup salad dressing "different ’’ when it comes to having as a worthy individual and to see they are? tion.) This past week the Vernonia feelings just like anyone else. 1 tbsp. lemon or pineapple juice beyond his defect to the person that Such subjects as these are dis Senior Citizens lost two members— It seems appropriate to start with '/« tsp. ground ginger Every effort is made to place is there, waiting to be noticed cussed in a new food correspon Mrs. Grace Currie and Tom Mag- the 1972 Citizen of the Year, Mrs these children in the regular class 1 4-1 4 cup granulated sugar dence course now available to Co off. Robert Curl. Betty is a very active Mix the above ingredients, drain lumbia. Clatsop, and Tillamook The Seniors again repeat an ex homemaker and enthusiastically cabbage, salt to taste; mix cabbage County residents. pression of their appreciation to all gave one of her fam ily’s favorite and dressing, and serve. In addition to a lesson on natural who bring papers to the center; also meals: Beef and vegetable stew, Apple Pizza Pie and organic foods, the course puts items for the Flea Market. cole slaw with sour cream dressing, 1*4 cup flour into perspective some of the con Transportation has been good and apple pizza pie. 1 tsp. salt cerns tic t consumers have about since the highways are free of ice ‘2 cup shortening food today. Information is included and snow. Installation ceremonies were held 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese on how food additives are tested for Betty’s Beef & Vegetable Stew Caroline Nash visited the center by the Pythian Sisters Wednesday, *4 cup ice water safety, nitrates and nitrites in to bid the Seniors “goodbye.” She is January 24 with Martha Brady ser *£ cup powdered non-dairy cream meats, low calorie sweeteners, 1‘2-2*2 lbs. cubed beef or venison moving to Idaho Falls to be near her ving as installing officer, assisted *2 cup brown sugar pesticide residues in food, food- 2 bay leaves family, since losing her husband by Cora Lange, Grand Manager, ‘2 cup granulated sugar borne illnesses, and tips on safe last September. She will be missed, 1*2 tsp. Spice Island Fine’ Herbs 1 3 cup sifted flour and Lesta Garner, Grand Senior home canning. 1 tbsp. salt as she took an active part in the New officers for the year are. *4 tsp. salt The course on food safety in 1 tsp. parsley local Senior Citizens’ group and the 1 tsp. cinnamon Most Excellent Chief, Leona Haver- cludes four lessons. It is designed 1*2-2 lbs. carrots, quartered Columbia County Council of Sen *2 tsp. nutmeg land; Past Chief, Fay Davis; There’s never been a better time to join Weight Watchers*- for persons who want information iors. 2 med. onions, cut in wedges *4 cup butter Musician, Murel Folken; Secretary but do not find it convenient to it’s our tenth anniversary year. Over the years, we’ve spent 10 med potatoes, cut in 1” slices The next business meeting and 6 cups sliced apples >4” thick Cora Lange; Manager, Patricia attend meetings or formal classes. millions of hours helping people lose weight and keep it off. 3-4 celery stalks, *2” slices potluck will be held at the center 2 tbsp lemon juice - Goodman; Excellent Jr,, Lucille All work and study is done at home. And all this experience is ready to help you now. Ready to help 2 tbsp corn starch Friday, February 2 at 12:30 p.m. Mix flour, salt and shortening till Hickman; Excellent Sr., Isabel A fee of one dollar for the course you make 1973 your slimmest year ever. Kitchen Bouquet crumbly, add cheese, sprinkle wa will cover the cost of special Culbertson; Protector, Isabel Barr; Brown meat in hot fat, add water NEW CLASS OPENING! ter and form into ball. Roll dough memeographed materials and sec Guard, Velma Haverland; Trus to cover, add bay leaves, spice, into 15” circle with edges turned up. retarial assistance. However regis tees. Dorothy Sandon. Maude Wells VERNONIA parsley, cover and simmer 2 hrs.; Combine dairy cream, sugars, trations will be accepted even and Katherine Lentz; and Reporter, Monday« 7:80 p jn . add carrots and onions; cover, flour, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg and though the fee is not paid if the Patricia Goodman. Evangelical Church Following the installation, the continue cooking 30 min.; then add sprinkle half of mixture on the enrollee is unable to pay the fee. A March 24 date has been set for >57 State Avenue charter was draped in memory of potatoes, cook another 15 m in .; add pizza. To register, write to Dorris Roy, the marriage of Lawayne M. Leffler sliced celery and cook till tender M arie Atkins. Overlap the apples in a circular Extension Agent, Post Office Build OTHER CLASSES IN ALL AREAS OF OREGON A and George L. George Jr., both of Remove vegetables and meat, iesign. Sprinkle lemon juice over ing, Astoria 97103. The fee or state WHICH TO USI? -ROUEliERN WASHINGTON Join any Class Anytime! thicken liquid with corn starch and apples. Cut the butter into remain ment of inability to pay should be Scappoose. She is the daughter o. CHKX TW FÍM RAI TAX IWS1WUCTI0NS water for gravy, add Kitchen ing mixture and sprinkle on the included. Registrations will be ac Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Leffler "c nnaU oe «ail collect Portland Scappoose, who formerly resided! Bouquet for fast and color, pour apples. cepted until February 12. Weekday« or write over stew and serve. Vernonia. The ceremonl be >ny will w Bake at 450degress F. for 30. min. KM N. £ Sandy Blvd., Portland. Oregon STMS Serves 10-12. performed at Sunset Park Cfiurcti or until apples are soft. Serve warm in St. Helens. Cole Slaw with Sour Cream Dress with ice cream. Miss Leffler, following gradua tion from Scappoose High School, ..........• „ completed training at University — READ AND USE EAGLE CLASSIFIED A DS — ^ l v e H e a r t ( j Beauty College and is now employ ed as a beautician in St. Helens. The Physically Handicapped ('hildren with crippling and chro nic health conditions have been grouped together as those having non-sensory physical impairments since they are not usually separated in terms of school placement These children can be classified in three categories on the basis of tin- type of defect that will deter mine the adjustments to be made in their school program : I Muscular or neuromuscular impairments such as muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy or after effects of polio; 2. Skeletal deformities as club foot, or congenital dislocation of the hip; 3. Reduced strength, vitality or alertness found in such conditions as severe asthma, heart condition, or infectious hepatitis One of the major factors for placing these children in a special (‘ducation classroom is time: time lost from school, from an everyday environment, and from contact with their own age group While there are many educational aids for chil dren who must spend a great deal of time in hospitals or at home in bed, there is little done to provide for the social adjustment of the child. Even if school work has been kept up to grade level, being thrusted into a social environment may lead ' to emotional disturbances whereby the child loses his hold on the academic world, slipping behind his Correspondence Course Covers Natural Foods Menus from Vernonia Cooks Sisters Install Slate Feb. 24 your slimmest? March 24 Date Set for George-Leffler Rites I B Beat the Big One _ ======================== = = = = = = = Heart Attack Fund © W E I G H T ® WATCHERS WE GIVE What do you know about “Second Car” Insurance? Should both cars carry the same insurance? Is the cost the same for both cars? Will teen age d r iv e r s m a k e a difference in the rate you pay? These are only a few of the questions that you’ll want answered if you’re a 2-car fam ily . C a ll u s to d a y . We’ll be happy to give you the answers and h e lp p la n th e r ig h t ’ protection for you. BILL J. HORN VERNONIA INSURANCE EXCHANGE Phone 429-6203 953 Bridge Street tit • „ Vernonia, Oregon R eprtunrtnf Harttort Accrtantand l«d«nmty Company Mamkar Tho Harttord H«fttordl5.C«M. WE GIVE SHOP AT SAM'S REGULARLY ’ RHONDA PERSYN Senior Citizen News — HMMMMNMMMOomet Will 1973 be one of your biggest years... 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