Oc monia 4 TH U R S D A Y New Program For Leaders DEC A new Cub Scout leader de velopment program will be launched in early 1974 by the Columbia Council Boy Scouts of America Selection of volunteer coach- counselors who will be available to w ork with Cub Scout leaders is now going on under tto direction of Robert Winder, chairman of tto council Cub Scout training committee Tto Boy Scouts of America has been a leader in adult education related to tto leadership of boys and young adults, and tto new Cub Scout leader development program will use the newest techniques and materials to vide a modem and effective ming opportunity for all Cub Scout leaders "The principal technique of tto program is to assum e tto primary responsibility of getting information to tto leaders who deal directly with tto Cub and Webelos Scouts - tto den and Webelos den leaders ” Winder said "We feel that these impor tant leaders must have this opportunity to gam knowledge, to improve their skills, and to build attitudes Development is a process - it's not just par ticipating in an event ” To prepare for tto new concept of tto leadership development program an orientation of tto coach-counselors is scheduled for Saturday. January 12. at 9 00 a m . at Scouters Mountain Training Center In addition to tto den leaders who work with the 8-. 9-, and 10-vear-old boys, the new lea dership development program will also serve Cubmasters and assistants, den leader coaches, and pack committee members Winder said C VERNOSTA Loggers wok oa Kaappa la Saw nlay a lg k t'i K— baH jamboree a« Warreuion » to re tto Loggers got tto lr f l r « taste of action for tto season Class Slated On Meatless Cookery With meat prices soaring, most homemakers are searching for protein substitutes which take imagination and a good working knowledge of tto nutri tional values of foods Portland Community College will offer a six week course in Meatless Cookery this winter to help homemakers find solutions to tto meat crisis Tto course, to to taught at Adams High School bv Mrs Dorothy Hixon, is a repeat by popular demand of one offered in October "Basic meatless cookery is a matter of awareness oif the proteins that are present in almost all foods,” explained Mrs Hixon The trick is in combining foods in such a way as to make amino acids add up to complete proteins That sounds hard but is not once you know what you are doing " Various flours, cereals, beans, eggs, cheese vegetables, meat extenders, and mock meat pro ducts will to used in producing delicious, well balanced, and economical m eals “All ingred ients can easily be found in local grocery stores.'* Mrs Hixon said Meatless Cookery will be of fered from 7 to 10 p.m on Thursday evenings at Adams High School. 5700 N.E 39th. Portland, beginning January 10 T to cost is $11 00 For more information, call Portland Community College. Community Services. 244-6111. Trojan Plans Special Show Food License Fee Deleted As a result of current legisla tive changes in tto Food Serv ice Laws of Oregon, those tempo rary restaurant facilities oper a ted by "benevolent orgamza tions" are now exempt from submitting a fee for their license to operate Previous to this change all temporary f o o d booths were required to pay a $17 50 restaurant license fee totore operating This charge will no longer be made to benev olent organizations To be designated as such under these headings, tto res taurant facility can only be operated for three!3> days or less duration at a time; for not more than thirteen (13 • times a year, and be a benevolent organization ' which is broadly defined to include all except those making personal or corp orate profit However, it remains neces sary that application be filed with t h e Columbia County Health Department. Division of E n v i r o n m e n t a l Sanita tion. Room 112, Courthouse. St Helens, for tto restaurant been se and that the facility be made available for a sanitation in spection This inspection will determine whether or not the operation and facility meet the minimum standards for safe food service and whether or not a certificate of sanitation can be issued In effect all temporary res taurant undertakings are sub ject to this licensing procedure and inspection However, those operations by benevolent organ izations for non-profit purposes are not required to submit a fee for their license A special program to highlight "Oregon Energy Week ", Dec ember 3-8. 1973 is scheduled for the Trojan Visitors Information Center Tto Understanding tto National Energy Dilemma program was developed through tto center for Strategic and International Studies. George town University, Washington D C It shows interaction of the many energy supply and de mand factors in a readily com prehensible manner Since Governor McCall has asked tto educational system to devote a week to tto study of energy problems, it is hoped that this program will be especially appropriate for all high school students in Oregon Tto one hour program will to presented four times daily during tto weeks of December 3 and December 10 1973. at the Trojan Visitors Information Center Groups should allow an additional hour for viewing the center's exhi bits Auditorium seating capacity at the Visitors Center is limited to 100. thus prior reservations for classes are imperative Res ervations may be made by phoning the Center at 556-4741 Keep Oregon Clean Support Your Police We deliver Christmas gifts across town or across America within hours. By messenger. Through GiftAmerica. No mail delays. No frantic crowds. No nicer way. COME INTO OUR STORE WHERE THE GIFT COLLECTION IS ON DISPLAY WE LL HANDLE EVERYTHING Call us or see the G iftA m erica collection at; VERNONIA DRUG CO. T H E G RADE school basketball jamboree was to ld last F rid a y night at tto SHS gym with six teams from Colombia County 7th and 8th grades competing. T to ‘ Visitors' made np of t e a ms from Clatskanie Vernonia and Ram ier beat tto 'Home teams of Scappoose and St- Helens. Above K irk Kelly. Scappoose and a Vernonia player go up together for a rebound. 4-H Training Meet Planned CALL ON US œ for a IN SU R A N C E Here*» w h at o u r check-up will do for you: (1) Show if you can have broader pro te c tio n th ro u g h th e la te s t package policies; ( 2 ) Point out areas of possible savings in your present program ; (3) Uncover any serious gaps in your protection; (4) Explain w hat your present insurance does a n d d oes n o t co v e r. T here's no obligation fo r this service. Call today. BILL J. HORN Vernonia Insurance Exchange Phone 429-6203 953 Bridge Street Vernonia, Oregon Hwtíort 15. Cow. A training meeting for officers of 4-H clubs throughout Colum bia County will be held Saturday. December 8 at Condon Grade School in St Helens from 10 a.m to 12 30 p.m Many new 4-H clubs have been organized throughout Columbia County since the beginning of the school year A large number of these clubs consist of boys and girls who have never belonged to 4-H clubs or any other organized youth club There are also those established 4-H clubs that have elected boys and girls to hold offices for the coming year who have never held an office in a club The training meeting is planned to give instruction, in formation and training of the club officers on the responsibil ities and duties Those attending will meet in individual groups relating to their particular office Each group will be m charge of an older 4-H club member who has attended training meetings in the past and has had the exper ience of being a 4-H club officer. If an officer from a 4-H club cannot attend they may send a substitute club member and those 4-H clubs who have not yet elected new officers for the year may send their last year officers or substitute members Group leaders for the meeting will be Mary Gift and Pam G isi 4-H ers from Scappoose for the Presi dent s a n d Vice-President’s Group Casey McConnell of Scappoose for the Reporter's Group. Melody Martin will be the leader of the Songs and Games Group and Jayne Purvis for Secretary and Treasurer Group BEEF POT ROAST 9 USDA CHOICE BLADE CUT OREGON G RO W N KLEENEX ASSTD & W HITE FACIAL R fa n a li TISSUE ^ 9 ^ 1 COTTAGE TOMATOES....... 5 ? S1 5^ CaA0{4. 1 ' fees ij «aï^^G 2 Messin I^AlaUTs ” 59 2ARX4 •»OwN ” 2,„ 49< I ‘ «/« car I M O R T O N FROZEN 'W/OUT FRESH, CRISP CALIFORNIA I COUI YEAR END CLEARENCE N A B IS C O . 3 VARIETIES ; NEW 74 IMP ALA 4-DR. • Beautiful Gold Color, V-8, P. Steering, Tilt Wheel, Factory Air, Radio, White Sidewalls Tinted Glass and Many More Options. 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