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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1962)
rhur-day Sept. 13,1967 The Outlook Shopper Educator Advises On College Needs AT DAMASCUS- Dr. Edwin Rumpf, Special ist in Program Planning, U. S. Office of Education, consulted with Oregon school officials and interested groups on the com munity junior college program for the Portland Metropolitan area, according to Dr. Leon P. Minear, State Supt. of Public Instruction. Dr. Rumpf is here at the re quest of the State Department of Education to look particu larly at the vocational and technical education needs in the Portland area and its re lationship to community ju nior college development. DAMASCUS — The Samuel Tani production, "Background Exotica." was presented in the LWF outdoor theatre Labor Day weekend. Earl Mossman, "Mr. Show Business,” was master of ceremonies and sang his "Lit tle World Fair” song. The barbecue dinner cooked and served Indian - style at the LWF Labor Day weekend was a success. Cooking and serving were Mrs. Sofe George, Harrah, Wash. ; Mrs. Victor Kamana, Pendleton; Lawrance Raboin, Lampoy, Ida.; and Don Burris. Mrs. Carl McLean cooked and served the Indian - fried bread. Mrs. George Treisch manned the ticket booth. ELECTRIC In June a meeting was called by Dr. Minear to discuss this type of post-high school educa tion in the Portland area. This was followed by a meeting on July 17 of a committee ap- pointed from the area by Dr. Minear from the Clackamas, Washington, and Multnomah county area. This committee indicated a desire to secure the advice and counsel of out-of-state consul tants to assist in determining program needs in the area and the feasibility of forming a separate community junior col lege district. Dr. Rumpf is in Oregon as one of the consultants expected to participate on the project. Dr. Minear indicated that Dr. Rumpf will visit the counties concerned and probably meet with the Metropolitan Commun ity Junior College committee later in the week. His recommendations will be considered in connection with long-range planning for this area of the state. 30 Years of Service , Residential , Commercial , Industrial , General Contracting , Electric Heat , Motor Repairs , Light Fixtures New Schwinn Bicycles MO 5-3156 Open Saturdays 'Til Noon 17 NW First Gresham Bikes A Trikes — Repairs Saws & Tools Sharpened KEEN EDGE CYCLE SHOP 507 E. Powell Gresham BARGAINS WHILE WE ARE REMODELING Prices Reduced So We Don't Have to Move It COME SEE! COME SAVE! Prescriptions Carefully Filled EMERGENCY: 24 HOUR SERVICE Tompkins Pharmacy 129 N. MAIN GRESHAM MO 5-3289 Special Show Given at LWF tìrrsbam (Oro.) Outlook Two sections of basic Bishop sewing will start Sept. 18 and 19 at Gresham high school* Class meetings are once a week from 7-10 p.m. for 11 weeks. This is the first course of the Bishop series and is a required course for all other Bishop classes. Classes are sponsored by Gresham School District and the State Department of Voca tional Education. Instructor is Mrs. Helen Long. For registration or informa tion phone PR 4-1717. Class size is limited. Requests have been receiv ed for a men's tailoring class. Requirements are basic Bish op sewing and basic and ad vanced tailoring. Anyone in terested may phone the above number. OUR SPECIALS ARE EVERYDAY! Six Gresham - area students have been awarded partial-tui tion scholarships for the com ing school year at Oregon State university. They are Suzanne A. Byrd, P.O. Box 56, Boring; Terry N. Monroe, Rt. 1, Box 180, Cor bett; David S. Kato, Rt. 1, Box 187, Gresham; Charles Owen Perkins, Box 436, Bonneville; Gareth A Eberle, Rt. 2, Box 581, Boring, and Carol L Hun dley, 206 SE 220 Ave., Trout dale. Miss Byrd, Monroe, Kato and Perkins will be freshmen at OSU this year. Miss Hendley will be a sophomore and Eb erle a junior. 4 CHAIRS $6995 Plus 2 Additional Chairs J p......TH It’s Just Plain HORSE SENSE To Shop Near Home, Where the Best Costs Less, Selections Are Tremendous and the Values Are Really Good . . . PLASTERBOARD Students Awarded OST’ Scholarships Dinette Table 3/B"’T7s H’*1* %”4¥8’ Pr ^a^0^any«—d) /4 4 AU Finished $0.20 Per Panel *5-£L 1/4” 4x8’ Pre-Finished •Knotty Pine Q Sen Knotty Cedar Birch** GUTTER - - - 14'. Aluminum Screen Doors - All Sizes, Hardware Included - »9.95 CEMENT - sack - - ■ $p45 Per Sheet 90 lb. Roll Roofing - 30 lb. Roll Roofing - Roll Per " Boll Combination Storm Doors $2-35 Alum. ’27.95 GET READY NOW - Before Cold Weather Sets In ! 1 ’/z” Fiberglass Insulation gq. ft. 21/z” Fiberglass Insulation jq. ft EACH With Purchase of Dinette • Comparative Value $99.50 7 pcs. F«r So Lill Io! You I be surprised at the comfort in this modern wire-back chair and the handsome Sunrise chair patterns offered in white or tan . . . Durable Nevamar table top m Arabian Walnut or Blond Ash extends from 36 x 48" to 60" • SUPER COLOSSAL SAVINGS AMITON FURNITURE 2nd & Main, Gresham 7 Bishop Sewing Classes Start AMITON'S SPECIAL X™ 1 The Sandy Port Open 9 A.M. to 6 P.M., Fridays 'til 9PM Lumber Company "Everything for the Builder" 21835 S.E. Stark St. Portland 12 Mile Corner MO 5-2128 Hours: 8-6 Weekdays, 9-4 Sundays
