Thun., Oct. 16, 1969 (Sec.
GRESHAM (O n.) OUTLOOK
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East Multnomah Fire Stations
Open to the Public Saturday
All fire stations in East
Multnomah will be open to the
public Saturday in conjunction
with fire prevention week.
Captain G eorge Howland,
public information officer, said
the public is invited to come to
meet their firemen and learn
about the fire department.
Fire stations that will be open
are Dist. 2 at Parkrose, 106th;
Dist. 10 at East Multnomah
County
C entral
D ispatch
Center, 192 SE 174th; Station 1,
1500 SE 122nd; Station 2, 134th
SE Foster ; Station 3, 133rd NE
San Rafael; Station 4 , 186th NE
Halsey; Station 5, 1927 SE
Mt. Hood Community College
will be offering a class withing
te adult enrichment program
this fall for those who have had
experience in vocal or in
strumental groups.
The orchestra group will
meet each Monday evening 7-10
p.m. in OE-3 on the college
campus. There will be no
auditions required for ad
mission. The orchestra will be
conducted by John Ager.
Persons interested in the
choir will meet each Tuesday
evening 7-10 p.m. in OE-3 under
the direction of Hal Malcolm.
After fall quarter, the
groups may perform in the
com m unity
for
various
program s. For further in-
formation, call the Creative
Arts Division at the college,
665-1131.
Retired Persons
To Hold Meeting
The American Association of
Retired Persons will meet on
Tuesday, Oct. 21, at the Senior
Adult Center, 50 N.E. Elliott.
A potluck luncheon will be
served at 12:30 followed by a
business meeting at 1:30.
Those attending should bring
their own table service. Coffee
will be furnished.
Anyone over 55 is welcome to
attend the monthly meetings
held the third Tuesday of each
month.
r ~ S P E C IA L
St. Henry School hosted an
in-service workshop in science
given by Sister Barbara Gfeller,
head
o f th e
b io lo g y
d ep a rtm e n t at Marylhurst
College.
Faculty members from St.
Joseph, St. Therese, St. Ann
and St. Henry schools were
present.
Sister Barbara and other
fa c u lty
m e m b e r s w ere
welcomed by Father Meyer,
pastor at St. Henry Church and
by Sister St. Bernard, principal
at St. Henry School.
- SERVED -
5 P M to 10 P.M.
Thurs., Oct. 16th
CHILDREN
UNDER 12
$1.00
The Mallard Restaurant
AND LOUNGE
218 N. Main
Greaham
REFRIGERATORS
(Only Very Slight)
ON ALL
BOWLING BALLS
BAGS and
SHOES
ALL NEW APPLIANCES
NEW APPLIANCE GUARANTEE
OCTOBER 16TH ONLY
RANGES
DI 00
—Bowling—
WASHERS
Special Moonlight
Sale Prices Oct. 16th,
9 p.m. on.
Ö S ,
REGAIN
Restaurant Now Open
!
Eastmont
Lanes J •
- OPEN 24 HOURS -
_
Portland Unit of Oregon State
University Mothers Club will
begin its new season with a tour
of the Old Church, 1422 S.W. 11,
on Wednesday Oct. 22.
M eeting w ill begin with
registration at 10:30 a.m. All
are invited to bring a sack
lunch, with a special invitation
to all mothers of new students.
Frigidaire
M oonlight Sale
^ 2 0 0 0 E Powell
Moms Set Meet
Buffet Special
CHOICE OF
1 .9 5 '
3 ENTREES
St. Henry Hosts
In-Service Day
Initiated at M t. Hood CC
Oregon State
All You Can Eat Help Yourself
FACULTY MEMBERS at St. Henry School speak with Sister Barbara Gfeller, center,
after a science workshop held at the school last week. Sister Barbara is head of biology
department at Marylhurst College.
Choir, Orchestra Projects
174th; Station 6, 12 Mile Cor
ner; Station 7, Dodge Park and
Harris Rd.
J
WCDAN
N E IL
5 0 N E 2N D
GRESHAM
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PHONE
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