Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 20

Turner youth gets Eagle happenings 6B, Statesman-Journal, Salem, Wednesday, November 18, 1981 community 1 Li I 1 -'mm Parents of Special Kids, a support group for parents of handicapped or seriously ill children, will gather at 7 p.m. Thursday at St. Mark Lutheran Church. Details are available from Connie Earnest-Ritchey, 581-7344 FIR CREST GARDEN CLUB Members of Fir Crest Garden Club will bring materials to make Christmas arrangements at 1 p.m. Thursday at 993 Rafael N.

Co-hostess is Evelyn Monnor. CREATIVE LIFETIME Potluck and fellowship for Creative Lifetime (for the widowed and divorced) is at 7 p.m. Thursday at First Nazarene Church, 1150 Market NE. GARDEN CLUB A representative of McKenzie Farms discusses nutrition on Westmorland Garden Club's program at 1 p.m. Thursday at 612 Sunset Ave.

N. Co-hostesses are Nancy Carver and Elsie Junker. GREENS WORKSHOP Helen Strausbaugh of Salem Garden Club demonsrates how to decorate with greens in a free public workshop co-sponsored by Far West Federal Savings and Chemeketa Community College from a.m. Thursday in Far West's community room, 630 Center NE. EIGHT FORTY Salem area members of Salon 183, Eight and Forty, a subsidiary of the American Legion Auxiliary, will be in Portland Thursday to honor charter members and observe the Salon's 50th anniversary at 7:30 p.m.

at Hollywood East, 4400 Broadway NE. Salem hostesses are Ruth Fry, Edith Ingels, Pearl Simkins-Franklin and LoisPade. WOMEN'S COUNCIL OF REALTORS Luncheon for Women's Council of Realtors is at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at Truffle's Restaurant. Reservations may be made with Phyllis Cunningham, 585-1881.

Personal property exchange at 1 pjn. is open to all realtors; fee is $2. KEIZER GRANGE Wayne Gilbert, chairman of Mar Latter-Day Saints, 4550 Lone Oak Road SE. As his project to earn the Eagle rank, Garrett organized a "Clean Up Turner Day" and several park projects. Garrett is a sophomore at Cascade Union High School and plays tennis and basketball for the Cougars.

He is member of Boy Scout Troop 57 and has earned 32 merit badges. His scoutmaster is Ron Koch. gets Eagle landscaped the cottage area at Shangri-La School. Mather, a junior at South Salem High School, is a member of troop 150 sponsored by the church. He has been in Scouting for eight years and has earned 33 merit badges.

In 1979, he went to Sweden for the International Boy Scout Jamboree. He attended Camp Pioneer for four years and served on its staff last summer. Scout rites due in Salem More than 2,000 Boy Scouts, their leaders and families from the five Western Oregon councils (Portland, Eugene, Medford, Klamath Falls and Salem) are expected in Salem Saturday. A special ceremony at 10 a.m. on the Capitol steps will include a welcome and challenge from Gov.

Vic Atiyeh. All new Cub Scouts and Scouts who joined the program this fall will be recognized and receive a special induction certificate. Master of ceremonies will be Dave Backman, Cascade Area Council commissioner. "The challenge by the governor," said Scout executive Blaine Kuhn, "is to live up to the ideals of Scouting, to climb up the Scouting advancement ladder and to be a good citizen." Following the ceremony, the visitors will tour the capitol and several historic sites in Salem. Statesman-Joumal photo by Ron Cooper liary's benefit "Bake Sale" to begin at 9:30 a.m.

Saturday in Nordstrom Mall. sale to aid juvenile home ies, cakes, pies, cinnamon and dinner rolls, breads and a variety of specialty items. These include hand-decorated homemade lollipops on a tree, Oregon wine jellies, herb wine vinegars, cookie monsters, homemade candies, candied nuts, holiday gift baskets and a special "Salad Cookbook" of recipes contributed and compiled by the auxiliary. Much of the food was made individually by the members, but the auxiliary had a cinnamon roll "bake-off" in the home economics department at South Salem High School, and several joint sessions at members' homes to prepare the candied nuts, lollipops and wine jellies. Marr Radio and Television Inc.

ACCOUNTANTS Dinner for Salem Chapter, National Association of Accountants, is at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at The Other Place Restaurant, 2410 Mission SE. Social hour is at 5:30 p.m. Certified Public Accountants Ron Peters of Windedahl, Caldwell Peters, and Glen Nichol of Bigij Nichol lead the first of three professional development sessions on personal financial management. Sessions continue at noon Nov.

25 at Truffle's Restaurant and Dec. 3 at Nopp's Golden Pheasant. Details are available from Bob Norton, 585-7751. WHEELLOOM SOCIETY Theresa Ruch, Portland, will demonstrate and show slides on Gobelin tapestry weaving at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Mill Museum Rag House, 260 12th St.

S. Guests are welcome. TOASTMISTRESS CLUB Dinner for Chemeketa Toast-mistress Club is at 6 p.m. Thursday at Elmer's Pancake Steak House. Theme is "Recreation Possibilities." Lena Blume is toast mistress; Nita Baker, table topics mistress; Thel-ma Fry and JoAnne Thearle, speakers, and Tracy Myers, hostess.

INSURANCE WOMEN New members will be initiated by Insurance Women of Salem at a 6:30 pm. dinner Thursday at Chelsea's, 2425 Lancaster Drive NE. Program is by the education committee with Alice Dahlen, chairman. OLDER WOMENS' LEAGUE Women's legislative issues will be discussed by Rep. Donna Zajonc, R-Salem, speaker for Older Women's League at 7 pjn.

Thursday at Coco's Restuarant, 4120 Commercial SE. The public is welcome. CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION H.E.L.P., a free postpartum support group, discusses "Teething and Dental Care" at 7 p.m. Thursday at St. Mark Lutheran Church.

Children are welcome. A class, "Entering Pregnancy -How to make the Most of the Next Nine Months," is at 7 p.m. Thursday at Marion County Health Services, 3180 Center St. NE. Admission is $2.50 per person.

Sign-up may be made at the Salem Childbirth Education Association office, 364-9381, between 9 a.m.- noon. Reg. 10.00 Matching Pull-On Pant Reg. 12.00 Pullover Hooded Sweatshirt Reg. 15.00 (Not Shown) Zip Hooded Sweatshirt Mi "Sr TURNER -Chris Garrett, 15, son ot Kent and Rose Ann Garrett, will be awarded the Eagle Scout rank in a court of honor planned at 7:30 p.m.

Friday at the Church of Jesus Christ of CHRIS GARRETT South student Steve Mather, 16, son of Rich ard and Pauline Mather, will re ceive his Eagle Scout rank in a court of honor at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Peace Lutheran Church, 1525 Glen Creek Road NW. STEVE MATHER Coming from Wisconsin for the ceremony are his grandmother, Elizabeth Huenink of Cedar Grove, and his aunt and cousins, Ruth Meylink, Steven and Andrew, all of Horicon. For his Eagle project, Mather donated space in two freezers for the auxiliary to store baked foods prior to the sale date. Jeannie Vick and Sharon Seide-man are sale co-chairmen, assisted by Anna Alexander, Jo Alexander, Toby Burke, Virginia Felton, Marilyn Fender, Jolene Johnson, Shelley Lewelling, Denice Spooner and Mrs.

Williams. Club offers movie Keeko's Fun Club, a free program of a movie and live entertainment, will be 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at Parrish Middle School. Featured will be the film "Rascal," and a visit from Happy Hound, who will hold a coloring contest. sale at or below the advertised price in a Salem attorney Asa Lewelling presents one of his homemade apple pies to Jeannie Vick, chairman of Marion County Bar Auxi- Bar Auxiliary By KAY APLEY Of the Statesman-Journal Culinary talents of a number of males were enlisted by the women of the Marion County Bar Auxiliary during the weeks of preparation for their annual "Bake Sale" scheduled Saturday in the Nordstrom Mall.

The day-long benefit starts at 9:30 a.m.; sale proceeds will be given to the Felton Juvenile Home "to support areas which Marion County cannot now fund," said publicity chairman Carol Williams. Food for the sale was "contributed, baked, made and created by members and husbands, attorneys and members of the Bar," she said. Featured are gift-wrapped cook Each of these advertised 1 i Q) CD UV- ion County's Pomona Grange, is speaker for Keizer Grange's "Booster Nite" at 7:30 pjn. Thursday at 441 Chemawa Road. Ladies of the grange will perform a tableaux, accompanied by Hazel Strahan, Silver-ton.

Refreshments will be served. The public is welcome. BPWCLUB WOODBURN- Annual finance dinner for Woodbum Business and Professional Women's Club is at 7 p.m. Thursday at Barclay Square, 2349 West Hayes St. Sandra Henry of Pacific Northwest Bell will discuss "The Year of the Handicapped." Reservations may be made with Susan King, 981-3051 or Elsie Nolan, 982-0791.

U.S. -Soviet relations topic of meeting "A Strategy for the '80s U.S.-So-viet Relations" will be the topic for Edward P. Bassett, speaker at a meeting of the International Relations Coalition at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 1070 15th St. NE.

The public is welcome. Bassett, editor of the Statesman Journal Newspaper, is a member of the Governor's Commission on International Studies and Foreign Languages. "The relationship with the Soviet Union has been a major U.S. foreign policy concern since the end of World War II," said coalition member Dorothy Patch. "The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan brought U.S.-Soviet relations to a crisis stage which, under a new VS.

administration, called for the re-examination of relations. A policy study of these relations will be the basis of Mr. Bas-sett's presentation," she said. Hostesses for Thursday's session will be members of the American Association of University Women's international relations committee with Margaret Morris as chairman. G.

Fox-Newberg dinner set Monday NEWBERG The 22nd annual George Fox CollegeNewberg Dinner is at 7 p.m. Monday in Heacock Dinning Commons on the campus. Portland Trail Blazer basketball coach Jack Ramsey will be the guest speaker at the $50-a plate dinner. More than 200 people are expected to attend. In cooperation with the city of Newberg, the -program features Newberg's Distinguished Service Award winners for 1981, as presented by Newberg Mayor Elvern Hall and GFC president David Le Shana.

A 6: 15 p.m. reception will precede the dinner. Reservations may be made by" calling 538-ai83, ext. 218. 111 Save 25 on our Misses' active coordinates.

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