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H ow ard
L a v in ,
using
equipment
provided
by
Gresham G en eral Hospital,
will conduct an all day hearing
clinic at the Senior Adult
Center in Gresham on Tuesday,
Nov. 11. Hours will be from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m.
Purpose for the clinic will be
to determine whether or not a
hearing problem is involved,
and if so, to what extent. The
testing will be free to all
Seniors.
Lavin will speak at the
Center on Wednesday, Nov. 5,
to explain the reasons for loss
of hearing, and what can be
done to correct or alter the
situation. His presentation will
be followed by the weekly
potluck. All Seniors are invited
to attend.
AW ARD W INNER
p.G.e
Dwight Fujimoto o f Boring
was recipient o f a John G. and
Martha M. Kelly National Merit
Scholarship at Whitman college
recently. Awards were made
during Fall Convocation.
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CONSIDERABLE CONSOLATION was given to Bill
Johnson, Brightwood, who barely missed winning first
prize in Posts recent subscription contest, when he
claimed the second prize, a Toshiba, portable color TV
set from Estacada Appliance and TV Co. (Post photo)
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COBRA BICYCLE from Sandy Coast to Coast Hardware
is now the special pride of Don Vedder, third prize
winner in Post subscription contest.
(Post photo)
Halloween parties were
much in evidence at Sandy
Elementary School last Friday.
Excitement ran high moat of
the day. Now the decor of
rooms, halls, bulletin boards
and display cases has un
dergone a change as witches,
jack-O-lanterns,
skeletons,
black cats, and ghosts have
been put away for another
year.
Upper grade students are
getting their hot rods in shape
for the school’s 23rd annual Hot
Rod Races, the only one of its
kind in America. These will
take place the week of Nov. 17-
21.
Duane Comfort, former 7th
grade science teacher, has
moved with his family to
Clinton, Mich., and is in a
M is s io n a r y
In t e r n s h ip
program. He is serving as an
assistant in the Friends Church
in Tecumseh, Mich. Sherill
plans to help him with calling
and visiting. Donnie is in
kindergarten. They write that
they would be happy to hear
from friends at 12255 N. Adrian
Hwy., Clinton, Mich. 49236.
Firwood teachers honored
newlyweds M r. and Mrs. Tom
Dyal with an after-school party
in the library Tuesday, Oct. 28.
Jana Mitchell, second grade
teacher, and Tom Dyal, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dyal, were
married in Reno Oct. 25. The
young couple live at Alder
Creek.
Toni Hergert has been doing
her cadet teaching with Mrs.
Wallen as she is interested in
working with handicapped
children. Cadet teaching is the
program in which the high
school and grade school
cooperate to give the students
an opportunity to experience
teaching situations so that they
will be more apt to know if they
want to enter the education
field when they go to college.
Next week, Nov. 9-15, is
American Education Week. It
is hoped that many parents will
be able to visit our school at
that time. If you are not able to
come during the school day,
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The 8c Axiom
For Eggsperts
To be a good shopper, know
the 8 cent rule for egg buying,
reminds Mrs. Helen McDowall,
Clackamas County Extension
Agent.
If there is LESS than 8 cents
difference in price between
medium and large eggs, then
the large size offers more egg
for the money.
If there is MORE than 8 cents
difference in price between
medium and large eggs, then
medium eggs cost less per
pound.
For example, Mrs. McDowall
explains, if medium eggs cost
50 cents a dozen and large eggs
cost 60 cents a dozen, then
medium eggs are the better
talue. Know the “eggsact”
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Sandy
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The Country Flower Shop
W ednesday
N ovem ber 12, 1969
10 A.M . Till 8 P.M.
668-6611
202 Proctor A venue
(Across From Bank)
Sandy, O regon
LITTLE HOUSE OF
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For Your Fresh Norbest
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Prices effective Thursday thru Saturday
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O pening Day at
Nov. 4, 11:30 a.m. Salvage
and rescue unit to two car
accident at Hwy. 26 and Kelso
Road. Freed man pinned in
car. Other three victims taken
to
h o s p ita l
by
B uck
Ambulance.
BUD SAYS
FRESH
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co rd ia lly in vite you
.Fire Calls.
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be obtained by calling the
college, 665 1131.
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The
fo u rth
c h ild re n ’s
theatre season will open with
the Mt. Hood College Players
presenting “The Sea Princess,”
a c h ild r e n ’s d ra m a , on
Saturday, Nov. 8, at 1:30 and
3 :00 p.m., in the South
Campus OE-1 Theatre.
The play will deal with the
romantic adventures of two
kingdoms, one on land and the
other beneath the sea.
The play, written by
Eileen Jette, features a large
cast of M t. Hood Theatre Arts
students, including Jan Barber
as the Starfish, Gary Pettijohn
as K ing Shahzame, Gary
DeMars as Grand Vizer, Marius
Drapela as the Sea Queen,
Rene Sims as the Sea Princess,
and Wendie Pendergraft as the
Sea Enchantress.
C hrys
A tk in s , William
Brown, Bev Carter, Jon Curtis,
Brian Davis, Diane Howard,
D a v id
J in n in g s , G lo ria
Rumpakis, and Shelley Stewart
make up the supporting cast.
Student technical staff for
the production include Douglas
Deiter, set designer; Leann
Bennett, costumer; Phil Koglin
and Ed Osborn, sound; Kelley
Suchy, lighting designer; and
Bruce
F a c k le r, technical
director.
facts that get your money’s
worth from the eggs you buy.
Welcome Your Comparison
CHEERIOS
10-oz.
Pkg.
perhaps you can attend Open
House,
which
is
being
scheduled Nov. 18 in place of
the November PTA meeting.
Remember, next week will
have only four school days with
Tuesday, Nov. 11, Veterans’
Day, a holiday.
Ken
Fox
attended
a
C la c k a m a s
C o u n try
P ro fe s s io n a l
E conom ics
Committee meeting at Lake
Oswego Junior High School
Nov. 4.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kotzian, sixth
grade math teacher, and Chuck
Hanson, seventh grade science
teacher, will represent the local
organization at the Oregon
Association of Classroom
Teachers fall conference at
Gearhart Nov. 7 and 8.
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Order $7.00 or Ovar (Not Including Spaciali)
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To Tour Area Grade Schools
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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