Newsletter – October 2007

From the Editor:

Autumn is here and we are making a few changes. The daytime meeting will be at a different location this month, and we are starting up the “Popcorn Review” again. These DVD showings will occur on the third Friday of each month throughout the fall, taking the place of our evening potluck/meetings.

Our Membership Drive for the Weston A. Price Foundation continues. If you have been thinking about becoming a member of this wonderful organization, please send us your membership form before the deadline at the end of October.

~ Lisa


Membership Drive!

Membership is the lifeblood of the Weston A. Price Foundation (WAPF). The Foundation does not accept funding from any government agency, nor from any part of the foods industry. Instead we rely on the membership fees and donations of thousands of health conscious individuals.

By joining WAPF you will:

  • Receive the quarterly journal Wise Traditions. An information packed publication.
  • Support The Weston A. Price Foundation. A wonderful organization that is one of the few groups speaking the truth about our need to return to traditional nutrient-dense diets.
  • If you put my name (Lisa Bianco-Davis) as the person who referred you, you will help me win a free membership to the national conference in DC this November (a $350.00 value and I only need a few more!).

Deadline: end of October! You can become a member at any time, but in order to qualify for the contest, memberships must be received by the Weston A. Price Foundation by November 5th! Plan on handing them into us, or mailing them to the Foundation before the end of October.

If you have been considering becoming a member,
now is the time!

This membership form has my name already on it. Please download the form (note: you need the free Adobe Reader program on you computer), print it out, enclose your payment and give it to us at an event this month, or mail it to the Foundation directly.
The Weston A Price Foundation
PMB # 106-380
4200 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20016

Memberships are $40 (or $25 for students and seniors). For more information, see: http://www.westonaprice.org/membership/index.html

Note: There are no membership dues for the Eugene Chapter WAPF. Our meetings are free and open to all.

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October Events:

Meeting & Potluck Lunch

Please note change of address and earlier time.
Victoria will be out of town, so Carla has agreed to host this month’s meeting & potluck.

  • Monday, October 8, 2007
    Meeting & Potluck Lunch
    12:00 to 2:00 PM
    At the home of Carla Burkhart
    2087* Todd St., Eugene

Topic: The topic this month is Snacks and Lunches. Whether it is packing lunches for kids at school, taking lunch to work or traveling to see friends and relatives this holiday season, we all need quick healthy snacks and easy to carry meals on occasion. Please bring your recipes, ideas and questions.

Directions: Take 18th Ave West. Turn left onto Todd Street. Todd St. is west of Oakpatch, and east of Bailey Hill Drive. The house is on the left (* the address is either 2087 or 2078 – I may have reversed the numbers. I will hang a banner out front). This is the same location as where we held our Food Preparation Class in September.

Our daytime meetings are regularly held on the second Monday of each month. We have a different topic each month, and the potluck has wonderful foods. Please bring a Nourishing Traditions style dish and join us!

If you need driving instructions or have other questions contact Lisa by email before the meeting.

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“The Popcorn Review”
DVD of a presentation by Sally Fallon

  • Friday, October 19, 2007
    7:30 to 9:00 PMLocation:
    Market of Choice
    67 West 29th, Eugene
    Upstairs in the Community Room

Sally Fallon is the founder of The Weston A. Price Foundation and the author of Nourishing Traditions. Bring a friend to this wonderful introduction to the work of Dr. Weston A. Price. The presentation includes lots of Dr. Price’s original photographs of the people and cultures he studied.

We are requesting a $4-10 donation to the Eugene Chapter at the door. Space is limited, so please contact us to reserve your seat.
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Food Preparation Class

Healthy Holiday Foods

  • Tuesday, October 23, 2007
    Food Preparation Class
    7:30 – 9:00 PM
    Washington Park CenterHealthy Holiday Foods
    Sample and learn how to make:

    • Roasted Fowl (Chicken or Turkey)
    • Apple and Sausage Dressing
    • Fermented Relish
    • Hazelnut crush Pumpkin Pie
    • Real Ice Cream

    Location: Washington Park Center
    2025 Washington Street.
    (West 20th Ave & Washington Street – On-street parking only)

This class, just in time to prepare for the holidays, will cover healthy holiday food ideas.

Pre-register $10
Day of event $15

Pre-Register for Cooking Class Now

You may pre-register online using credit cards or PayPal, or by sending a check to our mailing address.

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Coming Up in November

Food Preparation Class

  • Food Preparation Class – Tuesday, November 27, 2007Learn how to make healthy food for the whole family (including the furry four-legged members of your family).
    • Homemade pet food for Dogs and Cats
      And for the humans…
    • Heart-healthy Meatballs
    • Healthy condiments including:
    • Mayonnaise
    • Catsup
    • Mustard
    • Salad Dressing

    Our local chapter member, Dr. Teri Sue Wright DVM, will demonstrate how to make healthy homemade food for dogs and cats. We will have samples of healthy condiments and meatballs for the humans to taste.

    “The Popcorn Review”

  • DVD Showing – Friday, November 16, 2007More fascinating DVD’s coming up. Stay tuned for details.

    Meeting & Potluck lunch

  • Meeting & Potluck lunch – Monday, November 12, 2007Our daytime meetings are regularly held on the second Monday of each month. We have a different topic each month, and the potluck has wonderful foods. Please bring a Nourishing Traditions style dish and join us!
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    Question & Answer

    Q: What are the class fees used for? Does the person instructing get paid, or is it a way to raise money for the Chapter?

    A: The classes have two purposes. The primary one is educational. People want to learn how to make these foods, and to see and taste what the results should be. The second purpose is to raise money for the Eugene Chapter. We use the profits to fund other events and expenses that do not bring in money.

    The Eugene Chapter does not receive any funding from the Weston A. Price Foundation. We are responsible for our own fund raising and pay our own expenses. Expenses we have had this year include paying for a booth at the Eugene Celebration, printing hand-outs and flyers, fabricating the Kraut Pounders, paying for the website hosting, renting space to hold our events, postage and other miscellaneous supplies. It has been a goal this year to send someone to the national Wise Traditions Conference this November, and to buy DVD’s of some of the speakers at the conference to show at future “Popcorn Review” showings.

    The chapter leaders, Victoria & Lisa have been volunteering their time, as well as loaned the Eugene Chapter hundreds of dollars to get this chapter off the ground. Tracy Evans, Katie Brown, Christine Deck, Paul Atkinson, Sharon Kester and Carla Burkhart have loaned us the use of their homes. Julie Tilt, Teri Sue Wright, Gigi Aaron, Sandi Thompson, Sue Gorham, Claudia Sepp and Kathleen Rutecki have helped out in other capacities. I apologize if I have forgotten anyone; volunteers are what have made this Chapter possible, and we want to thank everyone who has contributed his or her time, money and energy to this organization.

    Fund raising will continue to be an important aspect of the Eugene Chapter activities. We have always felt that it was better to offer you something of value and charge for it, than to continuously ask for donations. Our chapter meetings are now and will always remain free events.

    If you would like to come to our planning sessions and be involved in deciding how to spend the Eugene Chapter funds please let us know. We also gratefully accept donations.

    – Thank you for your questions. Please join us at one of our upcoming events!

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