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Demonia Eagle 4 THURSDAY, SEPT, 5. Study Group Meeting Set M74 K l D ELM ER MXCUENER caught this 35-potnul, 41-luch t— g Chi- ■ M k off Garibaldi with the fishing party netting 18 in all. The remainder were all silvers. Lute Jerstad To Head Up Scout Program Lute Jerstad. Portland-based mountaineer-adventurer who’s been to the top of the world and back, will head the Scout “Top of the World" Troop Open House program in which new members will be invited into Scouting this fall Jerstad. one of the five Am ericans to climb 29.028 foot Mt. Everest and who took the first motion pictures from the Sum mit. will speak and show films during a kick-off session Sept 11 at Beaumont School in Portland The meeting will launch 400 Troop Open Houses scheduled throughout the 15-county Colum bia Pacific Council. BSA. be tween September 16 and October 19 New Scouts who register dur ing the “Top of the World” membership enrollment and those currently registered will sign an official scroll which will be microfilmed and placed on Mt Everest’s summit by a fu ture expedition. Each Scout who recruits a new Scout will earn a minature ice axe to hang from his right pocket button, decals and ribbons related to the theme will also be awarded The kickoff meeting will be limited to Scoutmasters and senior patrol leaders from each troop in the Council. They’ll hear Jerstad discuss his Everest climb and show segments from movies dealing with that climb and with the basics of moun taineering The climber, actor, director, entertainer, teacher, author, who earned his keep as well as his doctorate in theater arts while working as a guide headed the Theatre Arts department at Lewis and Clark College. Port land, before starting Lute J e r stad Adventures, a unique or ganization which he heads as president. The company offers organized worldwide summit climbs, expeditions, seminar studies m survival, ice climbing and rock climbing, white water float trips, youth adventure camps and mountain guide ser- vices-true adventures ranging from expeditions to unclimbed peaks in the Himalayas to Rogue River float trips He has also worked extensively to unclimbed peaks in the Himalayas to Rogue River float trips He has also worked extensively with youth groups and led an expedition of mental patients in a pilot study which aroused widespread na tional interest among medical authorities AARP Enjoys Island Trip Forty-one members of Colum bia County Chapter 499. AARP, joined with 43 members of Long Beach Peninsula Chapter 1555 for a day-long bus and boat trip to Tillicum Village on Blake Island on Tuesday, August 27 Traveling different routes, the two groups met at noon at a Tacoma dock where they board ed the double decked charter boat "Harbor Queen” for the two hour cruise on Puget Sound to Blake Island There they were met at the dock with steamed clams and clam nectar as an appetizer for the authentic Indian Liked sal mon which featured the sump tuous dinner at Tillicum Village Indian dances were performed following the meal At 4 o'clock the two groups boarded the boat for the cruise back to Tacoma Coffee and doughnuts were served shortly before the boat docked Weather was perfect and everything went smoothly for a most enjoyable trip Arrival at St Helens was at 9:30 p.m Officers of Extension home makers study groups are invited to training sessions on Monday September 9 The meetings are scheduled for the Extension con ference room of the Columbia County Courthouse Study group chairman and vice chairman will meet at It' a.m. The session for secretaries and treasurers begins at 1 p.m Officers will meet and discuss mutual concerns with members of the Extension Homemakers Advisory Committee, the Exten sion home economist, and with other group leaders discussion items will include specific re sponsibilities of each office and changes in the Extension pro gram this year. Extension Home Economist Carol A Ashley indicates that facts and fallacies regarding requirements of Extension study groups is also on the agenda There are only a few criteria for the group to function as an Ex tension study group, she says. Leading the morning discus sions will be Extension Home makers Advisory Committee chairman Ellen Mae Fletcher of Goble and vice chairman Mild red Winters of Rainier, Betty Bowers. Advisory Committee secretary of Warren, and Etta Russell, treasurer from Ver nonia will conduct the afternoon event Advisory members Rose Humbert of 6eer Island and Jean Pontius of St Helens will assist with both sessions Individuals i n t e f e s t e d i n forming new Extension study groups are invited to attend Questions may be referred to the Extension Service office at 397 3462 Board of Commissioners (Memorandum Minute«I The Columbia County Board of Commissioners met in scheduled session August 28 with Chairman Fred Foshaug presiding. Com missioners Minkoff and Ahlborn, legal counsel John F Hunnicutt, and secretary Gloria Salvey (deputy clerk» present Commissioner Minkoff moved and Commissioner Ahlborn sec onded the minutes of the meeting of August 21 be approved Motion carried. Miscellaneous claims were approved Joe Schrieber met with the hoard to present a petition for blacktopping of the Wonderly Road between the Heath Road and Highway 30 This petition was referred to Sam Hollinger. Roadmaster Joyce Burghart met with the board to discuss the fact that necessary data from the Com puter Knowledge Corporation regarding delinquent taxes, which was due the end of June, has not yet been received, and she is withholding payments for the contract services because of the delays. She requested the Board contact Computer Know ledge to attempt to expedite the necessary information Sam Hollinger, Roadmaster. met with the board, to discuss road department matters Hunnicutt advised Hollinger he had received a complaint regarding culvert installation in Panorama Terrace subdivision from Mr Stocket. who indicated the installation would cause water to drum onto his pro ^rty Hollinger stated the work was not being done by the county crews, and that he would check on it to determine whether the project was being accomplished in the proper manner Hunnicutt was requested to prepare u release of liability form for signature by George Divine, as a result of Hazel Grove Road slide which dumped dirt and rock on his property. Commissioner Minkoff moved and Commissioner Ahlborn sec onded Resolution No 92-74 be signed, designating Agricultural Districts zoned A-1 Rural Areas as per the rules of the Depart ment of Environmental Quality, VI Disposal Areas. Section B, for the purpose of application of said rules in Columbia County. Mo tion carried Hunnicutt discussed with the board a bulletin received from LGPI regarding the Fair Labor Standards Act, and the provis ions for payment of overtime. Mr. Hunnicutt indicated he would investigate the matter further before offering an opin ion Hunnicutt also discussed with the board the pending vacation of a portion of the Swager Road Commissioner Foshaug advis ed lie had received a call from Tom Nelson, Wolf and Company, the county’s auditors, advising the liens for the Viewcrest Street Improvement project have been improperly recorded, stating they are listed as liens against the property owners rather than against the property itself, and that the payments are not being recorded properly Nelson for warded a letter making rec ommendations for accounting procedures to be adopted to fa cilitate control of the payments. Lucille Warren, writer for The Oregonian, met with the board, to interview them on their po remove tansy from the property of Manifold Business ana In vestment Inc. Personnel Action forms grant ing “cost of living” increases for the psychiatrist and psychologist for the Mental Health depart ment were denied, us being a contractual service. Coinmissionr Ahlborn moved and Commissioner Minkoff sec onded Mrs June Simmons, Geo rge Hafeman, Earl Seawright, and Don Berkey be appointed to the Columbia County Public Housing Authority, subject to acceptance by each Motion carried Based upon the rules and reg ulations of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) the following people were appointed to serve as a Manpower Planning Advisory Council, subject to acceptance by each: Vern Arne, Employ ment office; Wavne Foster. Ed ucation, Bessie Carpenter, Gen eral Business: Don Walrod. Ex tension Agriculture; M rs Yvonne Wallborn, Interested Citizen Client Community. Mrs Martina Carpenter. Interested Citizen Roy Nelson, Clerk, advised thut only one bid had been received for the printing of dog license reecipl books, that being of Don Bemis, Printer, for $225.70 for 6500 receipts The board authorized Mr Nelson to accept the bid P nehalem W valley MOTOR FREIGHT, INC. Phone 429-3462 U .S. C H O IC E , BEEF C H U C K BLADE C UT U.S CHOICE BLADE CUT THOSE WHO SERVE sitions ragarding the recall pe tit tons which were filed Rudy Wellbrock, State High way Division, met with the board. Mr Hollinger, Phil Dew ey. lxislie Tucker, Hank Lucker. and Willard Erickson, to discuss changes which need to be made in the road department road numbering system, so proper recording can be made on the state computers for required in formation After a lengthy dis cussion of the matter, it was concluded the present cost ac counting system could be used for state purposes, if the first two numbers were dropped, which do not affect the required in formation Karen Chapman and a photo grapher from KGW TV Channel 8 News, met with the board to interview them regarding the recall petitions filed, and to get their reaction to them. Commissioner Minkoff moved and Commissioner Ahlborn sec onded Surface Mining Permit Renewal be approved for Parks and Palm Logging Company (small borrow site). The board approved the sign ing of County Counsel employ ment agreement, as submitted by John Hunnicutt Based upon recommendation of Mrs Miller, Community Health Nurse, Order No 91-74 was signed transferring the sum of $525 from Contingency to Personal Health Services, cap ital outlay, for the purchase of an autoclave (sterilizer). Commissioner Minkoff moved and Commissioner Ahlborn sec onded Order No 93-74 be signed directing the weed inspector to remove tansy from the property of Charles and Deanna Elliott Motion carried Commissioner Minkoff moved and Conimissioner Ahlborn sec onded Order No. 94-74 be signed directing the weed inspector to BEEF CHUCK STEAKS U S CHOICE AB m cut f o b SWISS BEEF CHUCK U S CHOICE BONELESS BEEF CHUCK Marine F i r s t Lieutenant Gregory J Kammeyer, son of Mrs Robert Hall of Vernonia, is a member of Marine Obser vation Squadron Two. which re cently conducted training ex ercises at the Naval Air Station. Fallon, Nevada Kammeyer took part in the support of replacement pilot training, and in exercises re lated to the squadron's tactical mission of aerial reconnais sance. He is homebased with the squadron at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif A former student of the Univ ersity of Oregon. Eugene, he joined the Marine Corps in Sep tember 1971. CROSS RIB ROAST MEDALLION. 20-oz SIZE CORNISH GAME HEHS f « e S m F ilte rs RED SNAPPER ARMOUR S ASSORTEO LUNCH MEATS LIGHT, LEAN PORK SPARE LB GRADE AA LARGE WESTERN FAMILY FROZEN fresh eggs ORANGE JUICE Real Estate Course Set Recent growth in financial in stitutions and the tightening of laws concerning real estate li censing has made better training for both escrow and real estate personnel mandatory In re sponse. Portland Community College has scheduled courses in both fields that fill the need For escrow service personnel. PCC in cooperation with the Oregon Escrow Council offers a three term sequence which will begin October 3, at Sylvania: Introduction to Escrow, Escrow Procedures, and Escrow Prob lems Introduction to Escrow classes will meet from 7 to 10 p.m on Thursdays in room CT A8 Es crow Procedures will not be offered this quarter Escrow Problems, offered to those who have completed the other two courses of the series, is sched uled from 7 to 10 p.m on Thursdays in room SS A12d Each course carries three credit hours and a tuition fee of $30 Students may register at the first class session For real estate personnel who require nine clock hours of real estate related training for li cense renewal. PCC offers a series of three-hour seminars to be held at Aloha High School, Tigard High School. Cleveland High School, Forest Grove High School. Madison High School, Newberg High School, and Wil son High School Topics include Titles and Title Insurance. Legal Descriptions of Real Property, Land Platting and Zoning. Prop erty Management and Leasing, and Analyzing Property for In vestment Licensees may enroll for a minimum of three sessions, of for all five at no extra charge. Registration will be accepted at the first seminar attended Tu ition for the series is $9. Fix information concerning the escrow courses or for spec ific seminar dates, contact Port land Community College Com munity Education. 244-6111. ext 319 LB. SUNSHINE JELL-O FAMILY SIZE, ASSORTED GELATIN TRU-BLU COOKIES 6-0 j ' PKGS WESTERN FAMILY 1st 2 Doz b? CHOC LEMON VANILLA 116-0« TINS COCKTAIL 25 o> WESTERN FAMILY, WHOLE COT 3L0MC0AI 116-01 1 TINS TOMATOES ALL PURP. 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