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Gresham (Ore.) Outlook Thursday, July 23, 1964 (Sec. 2)
Salem High Grads Sought
Addresses of members of the
¡Anderson Station) Salem
high school class of 1940
Members livmg in this area are
asked to set in touch with Dan
are being sought for a class re- Morl®y> ^128 Ward Drive NE,Sal-
em, Ore., or Shirley McKay Had
union planned next year.
ley, 787 Cross SE, Salem, Ore.
MRS. M. B. LANDIS
Gresham, Sherrie Gerritz, placed the blanket on
the winning dog at Monday night’s Zooms! festivities at
the Multnomah Kennel Club. She is shown here with Otis
Jordan, chairman of the Zooms! Auction committee, and
Galt, the greyhound which won the feature race Monday.
Fairview Coed In Arab World
The complexities of life in the has taken in the tourist attractions
Middle East are being dramatized and a good deal more. Her experi
for Diane Smith of Fairview, who ences include a ride down the Nile
Is spending the summer at Amer
river in a Egyptian craft called
ican University in Cairo, Egypt.
a fuluka and attending a dramatic
Miss Smith is studying the Ara program at the pyramids.
Before Diane returns here to
bic language and culture at the
university’s Middle East Studies begin her junior year at Portland
State college, she will have visited
Center Group.
Rome, Beirut, Istanbul and Athens
Letters to her parents, Mr. and and the New York World’s Fair.
Mrs. Edwin Smith of Fairview,
The summer hearing Arabic
describe the beautiful view of the spoken at every turn Is particul
city, the desert and the pyramids arly useful because she Is major
from a tower only 15 minutes away ing In that language at college.
from the hostel where she is stay
Diane Is a 1962 graduate of
ing.
Reynolds high school and formerly
After class and on weekends she was employed by the Outlook.
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Mrs. Joe Wooley, with the help
of her daughter Marijo, took five
preschool age children to Portland
State college for a demonstration
lesson of the new reading methods
class.
The children going were Matt
Wooley, Mike Murphy, Peggy
Laws, Timmie Tumbaga and Dan
ny Tomsha.
Judy Stewart and Nancy St. Hil
aire participated with Mrs. Lyle
Thompson in a reading survey for
this same class.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Munn have
returned from a two week vaca
tion. They drove to Oklahoma to
see relatives and old friends.
While there they saw the new
dam just finished across the Ar
kansas river. When the water is
turned back to Its rightful course
and the dam is filled the lake be-
hind it will have a 225 mile shore
line. Mr. Munn’s old home town
will be inundated.
This correspondent went with
friends to Eugene Sunday to visit
the R. p. Landis family who have
moved recently from Las Vegas.
The “Pan Greasers” 4-H club
have several of their articles ready
for the Multnomah County Fair.
Mrs. R. Hasselman is their lead
er.
R. P. Weaver had the misfor
tune to get his hand caught in the
hay baler and crushed the flesh,
quite badly. Fortunately no bones
were broken.
Janis and Sharon Thompson at
tended the Junior Leadership
workshop In Canby. Mrs. Bob
Townsend one of the 4-H leaders
went with them.
The Ronald Stewart Jr. family
took a day off from work last
Thursday and drove to Silver Creek
Falls for the day and family pic
nic.
The “Gabby Sewers” 4-H club
are quite busy putting the finish -
Ing touches to their garments so
they will be ready for the County
Fair.
The Joe Wooley family drove to
Ridgefield, Wash., Sunday for the
day with his brother R. A. Wooley
and family.
Charles Hasselman of Tacoma
is here for a visit with his son R.
Hasselman and Mrs. Hasselman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hasselman and
son Ronny came out from Portland
and enjoyed barbecue supper with
them Sunday evening.
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