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Page 6 November 12, 1964 BEST WISHES » McRobert Ford AND Fanning Chevrolet . . . and much success. We are proud to have installed the SHOWROOM AGGREGATE FLOORS “Exposed Aggregate Floors” Associated Terrazzo Contractors 831 NE 92nd 253-7211 Portland ELECTRICAL WORK in FANNING’S Was done by Reese Electric. P.S. Did you notice the fine exterior lighting? It is the new Quartz. home, FREE advice on your new remodeling, or business wiring problems. Modest rates. Guaranteed work. REESE ELECTRIC 5720 S.E. Jenny Road, Portland MO 5-4258 ANY TIME Reynolds Pupils Earn Citations In Merit Exams Twelve Days of Christmas' November Extension Project “The Twelve Days of Christ mas” isn’t just a song to project leaders of some 50 Home Exten sion Units in Multnomah County, it’s their theme song for early holiday preparation. “In order to arrive at your designated goal by Christmas day, do a little something every day toward that goal,” County Agent Emma Lou Webster told her lead ers at a recent training meeting. Carefully charting the important 12 days at the first of December and the 12 days immediately be fore Christmas can insure a care free Christmas for the entire fam ily, according to Miss Webster. “The Twelve Days of Christ mas” will be taught as the No vember Home Extension Unit project throughout Multnomah County. ♦ * * Bulletin for study was prepared by Bernice Strawn, Home Man agement and Equipment Specialist of Oregon State University Ex tension Service. She uses the Twelve Day theme to help busy homemakers divide their shopping, housecleaning, gift buying and wrapping, cooking and enter taining into the proper part of the month. “The twelve days before Christ mas are always busy,” cautions Miss Strawn. “But there are ways to relive the pressure. Remem ber: Very few events need to be left to chance, rather, they can be made to happen. And you ’re the HOW TO DRIVE A NEW CAR. one who can make them happen— through management.” “Don’t forget to consider the alternatives,” she warned, re minding them that no plan can be followed to the letter. Leave room for changes in schedules when a change becomes necessary. Each Home Extension Unit mem ber will receive a calendar with her bulletin to list several tasks for each day before Christmas. If you are not a member of a County Home Extension Unit, you can easily join one already es tablished in your neighborhood. And what better time of the year than before the festive, friendly holiday season? Learn how to make this Christmas season a happier and more relaxed one for your en tire household. For information about an Ex tension Unit in your area call Miss Webster at MO 5-3181. Civil Service Exam Announced For Local Job An examination has been an nounced for employment as afire- man-laborer at the U.S. post of fice in Gresham. Applicants are to filed with the Board of U.S. Service Examiners, 2023 Post Office Building, Port land. Closing date for applica tions is Nov. 18. Application forms may be obtained at the Gresham post office. Salary for the job is $4,615, with increases to $6,320 a year. Hourly pay scale is $2.29 an hour, with increases to $3.13. There is no maximum age limit for applicants. Only service vet erans may apply and they must live within the Gresham postal del ivery area or be already employed at the Gresham post office. Duties include operating a low- pressure heating plant, making minor repairs to building and equipment and doing maintenance and cleaning work of building and grounds. Eight seniors at Reynolds have received letters of commendation for high performance in the Na tional Merit Scholarship Qualify ing test last spring. Principal Dean Tate said the eight are Rod Dale, Lyn Densem, Pat Elsasser, Elaine Hallgarth^ Barbara Miller, Otis Nance, Cindy Thompson and Gay Walker. John N. Stalnaker, president of the scholarship corporation, noted: “Although they did not reach the status of semifinalists in the current Merit program, they are very capable students. The semi finalist and commended students together constitute about 2 per cent of all high school seniors. This certainly signifies noteworthy accomplishment by all these bright young people.” A Reynolds senior who did reach semifinalist status is Philip Kur- jan, who took the Merit exam last year while attending Sheldon high school in Eugene. Corbett PT A Fall Dinner Set Nov. 18 The Corbett PTA will have its annual fall dinner in con junction with open house at Cor bett grade school from 5:30 to 8 p.m. The dinner, on Wednesday, Nov. 18, will be during National Ed ucation Week. The menu consists of: either chili, beef stew, or clam chowder, and salad, rolls, dessert, a beverage. The purpose of this dinner is to raise funds for PTA projects: a teacher scholarship, 4-H scholar ship, parent education program, local youth sponsorship, and a cultural enrichment fund for the schools. « * * The governor of a state is the only person empowered to call out its national guard. ENJOY LIFE! • Just stop in and see Carl or any Gresham Branch officer . . . and learn how EASY BANK TERMS make driving a new 1965 car simpler and . . . costs less, too! Gresham Branch Man ager Carl F. Graf and his staff have a total of 168 years experience in banking. They know people and conditions in the Gresham area. Consult these home town people for every banking need Congratulations ★ Congratulations Plus! to Ross Fanning and Chet McRobert on their beautiful additions to the Greater Gresham Community! We doff our hat to the proud accomplish ments of our Gresham neighbors, Fanning (hevrolet and McRobert Motor Com pany. Their beautiful new buildings are evidence of their faith in the development of this area, and this is a feeling we are pleased to share with them. Best wishes, neighbors, for your con tinued success! 4 (’resham Office—Jim Cartier, Manager 110 N. 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