GRESHAM (Ora.)
Thur»., Feb. 11, 1965
NUCOA
Margarine
A Chick Sale suffered Halloween-type trick on Pipeline
rood. It's for field workers, now out of seoson.
(Outlook Photo)
Hl! Neighbors!
As I write my column on this
Friday, February 5th, the wind
Is roaring outside and huge
branches are blowing off of our
lovely fir tree. However, I will
try to calm my nerves and re
port what has been going on this
past week.
A very Informative program
was presented last Monday eve
ning at the February Glenfalr
PTA meeting. Speakers from
the East Side Committee for a
Community College In East
Multnomah County told of plans
to establish a community col
lege in this area. The speakers
Mrs. Betty Schedeen - co-
chairman of the group and Mrs.
Charles Becker - a member of
the Portland State College staff,
spoke of the lower cost for
college students, the technical
training opportunities and the
chance for more students to
attend college with the com
munity college program.
In celebration of Founder’s
Day, three past presidents of
Glenfalr PTA, Mrs. L.eonard
.Carpenter, Mrs. Anthony Heigl
and Mrs. Ted Wilkins, were
presented with beautiful red
tulip plants.
Mrs. Odella Blessing Intro
duced special guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Juan Vizcarra, at the
meeting. Mr. Vizcarra Is the
General Consul of Peru at the
Consul of Peru In Portland.
The Vizcarras have been in
Portland for about six months
and have a son attending school
here.
Boy Scout troop 283 present
ed the colors at the meeting
in conjunction with Boy Scout
week Feb. 7-14.
Congratulations to Mr.
Mrs. Ed Self on the birth
daughter, Ann Carolyn,
joins two brothers, David
Paul.
and
of a
Ann
and
K few months ago, 5th grade
students at Glenfalr school
painted a large scale model
map of the United States on
the floor of their classroom.
The project took three daysand
was under the direction of their
teacher, Mrs. Margaret Beck
with. The students have en
joyed using the map in games
2/65'
12-Mile Corner
AL 3-6408
By Donna Quay
SAVE STAMPS
which help them to locate the
various states and to learn the
names of all of the states.
COTTRELL
DOINGS
By
Mrs. H. A. Watkins
Mrs. J. A. Caldo Is recuper
ating at home after long hospi
tal treatment. She Is doing fine.
C. J. Wilkinson reports his
brother Ray, of Depoe Bay, who
Is in a Portland hospital, is
making Improvement. He suf
fered a heart attack.
Ralph Weaver and wife Alpha
of Portland, visited the Walter
Howard home on Thursday,
George Franklin of Milwaukie
was also a caller at the How
ards.
Albert Ault has put his mo-
ther’s house up for rent. Mr.
Franklin Is farming the acre-
age.
Rev. J. L. Buck of Fossil
visited the Caldo and Breen
homes last week.
Mrs. Bonita Williams of
Sandy spent Monday evening
at the W. W. Howard home.
Dr. William H. Howard and
wife and small son David also
spent Saturday with his parents
the W. W. Howards. Other call
ers were Mrs. Eleanor Howard
and three children. She is a
teacher In the Estacada schools.
Helen Wilkinson was visiting
her parents here Saturday and
Sunday, the C. J. Wilkinsons.
Cottrell Ladies Aid meets
witli Mrs. Pete Hauglum Feb.
10.
The death of Mrs. Edna Reed
of Booth road took one of the
old-timers. She had lived there
about 30 years. Mr. H. Faust
who recently died tiad also lived
on Booth road a number of
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wilk
inson with daughter Marlene,
and daughter Mrs. Tom Horn-
back and two small boys, drove
to San Francisco Friday where
they wll join Mr. Hornback at
a Naval base. The Wilkinsons
will return Sunday.
JACK GRAUER'S
GRESHAM LINOLEUM
9"x9" VINYL ASBESTOS
CARLOAD SALE
$■99
COFFEE s 3 S1
WHEATIES
SUGAR JETS
CHEERIOS
00
BIG STOCK-LOW PRICE
. $7.25 so. yd .
. $3.58 so. yd .
. $4.93 so. yd .
. $2.85 JQ yd .
TELL US YOUR ROOM SIZE—WE QUOTE GLADLY
$9.50 MONTINA CORION .
$4.95 TRACING CORION ..
$6.95 PATMOAN CORION .
$4 10 EMBOSSED LINOLEUM
Decorative Cork Board . ..
Plastic Wall Tile...................
Ceiling Tile...........................
9” X 9" Par Tile Floor (Wood)
1’/1‘ I.
12* H Ft-
. 10* c
ARDEN'S DELICIA
Vi Gal. Reg. 89c »
CHILI
Spaghetti & Meat Balls
Chow Mein
Preserves. fes;ivAl
Corn . . .
Sliced Peaches
Pwd. Choc. Drink
ABC
• Reg. 59c
Reg. $1.05
3/89c
4/89c
49c
2 ibs 89c
GLADE
cans
Beef-Mushroom
• Pork-Chicken
•
Raspberry
Strawberry-Apricot
Orange Marmalade
00
40-oz.
Reg. $1.09
89c
», 69c
6/’!°°
4/qoo
DUNDEE
2’6 con
FLICK'S
• Reg. 89c •
$100
I
4/SJ00
FRANCO-AMERICAN
1516-oz.
DUNDEE
303 Cons
Creom or W. K.
Hot or Reg.
™ 59c
Blade Cut
SOUP
ALL VARIETIES
ITS ZIM'S!
VAN
CAMP'S
Pork & Beans
Can
5/$r
IT S ZIM'S
’»ENING'S or
No. 1 tall tin
Req. 79*
* 38e
ITS ZIM'S
ZEE
Toilet Tissue
Paks
QT.
Pink Salmon
Pot Roast
4-Roll
Reg. 69c
BUMBLE BEE
BEEF
CERAMIC TILE 4-1/4'’x4-1/4"
CASH & CARRY SAVINGS OH ARMSTRORC
Addn. at Reg. Price
•
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59
59‘
Darigold Grade A
FRANCO-AMERICAN
2614-oz.
Trophy, by Davidson
Snoboy or Sunny Fresh
CAMPBELL'S
CAMPBELL'S
46-oz.
LARGE LOAVES
ORANGE JUICE
I IT'S ZIM
TOMATO JUICE
SPAGHETTI. .
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS
VELVEETA CHEESE
AIR FRESHENERS.
BREAD
ASPHALT TILE 9 "x9
LINOL. TILE 9"x9" ..
BRING YOUR SPECIFICATIONS TO GRESHAM
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Reg. 37c
1O'/j-oz.
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10-oz.
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12-oz.
Butter
Ice Cream
7*
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RUNTY OF TIU IN RACK MIKI GROUP
APARTMENT OWNERS,
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SAVE CASH
4/$|00
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CRESCENT SPICES
Rib Steak. b68l
Beef Roast 48‘
ARM
CUT lb
Chuck Steak . .
ib .
Prime Rib Roast
LB. 68*
Fresh Gr. Beef .
LB
38*
Red Snapper . .
LB.
39*
Franks
LB
48*
Sweetheart .
48*
SWEETHEART
49
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KRAFT
Macaroni &
Cheese
Dinners
SLICED BACON
.58'
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Oranges. .9^99*
Open 9 to 9
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RUTABAGAS - TURNIPS
CARROTS
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Paper Towels
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