Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, March 01, 1973, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Text6 - GRESHAM (Ore ) OUTLOOK Thur» . March 1, 1973 (Sec 4) Skilled men, fine machines promise best A good idea deserves to be made permanent That's why we have printers This is where The Outlook printing department can be of help We've got some experts who put special emphasis on what you have to say by making it attractive and easy to read Printing has an old and historic tradition And with it comes an uree for perfection Whatever your printing need The Outlook is prepared to get the job done Start with Tom Henderson, shop manager He can help if you need suggestions on how the job can be more attractive The kind of paper used, advisability of color and other important decisions can be determined before the job is started Tom is thoroughly qualified in this field He is a printer himself. On top of that he is an educated person with a degree from the University of Oregon There's an expert on layout in The Outlook She is Velma Lown who can help design your print job, lay it out and paste it up ready for the cameras Virtually all print jobs in The Outlook shop are offset, that means done with camera However, there is one old platen press for special work It is a reminder of how far the printing trade has come in recent years Offset printing has many advantages over the old hot metal process Designs can be more flexible, color separation easier and more accurate And perhaps most convenient, changes can be made and corrections inserted w ith greater ease The Outlook shop can answer the challenge for any printing assignment Take it to Tom He can help in choosing paper stock appropriate for the job This is an important factor in the attractiveness of the finished product Also the stock is especially important when more than one color of ink is used When it comes to color- printing The Outlook takes a special pnde because it has the right kind of equipment to do the job right Then there is pressman Vince Uhlig who can make the color register come out to perfection which is toward the rear of the building The Outlook prints everything from business cards Io magazines, brochures and books A number of businesses use the Outlook to pnnt their m onthly house organ publication You'll like the way the job is done and the way you are , real ed BEST W IS H E S ! T h e F e lk e rs , B ill a n d M a ry J a n e , a re p ro u d o f t h e i r a s s o c ia tio n w it h t h e OUTLOOK PUBLISHING CO. A n d w is h th e m m a n y y e a r s o f c o n tin u e d success in t h e i r n e w a b o d e . If the job requires folding, stitching or binding, the shop has the proper tools Florence Happold is the person who knows how to do this part of the work Customers will find the new shop more convenient because there is a place to park right outside the printshop door Progress Is Our Aim, loo! Best W ishes TO THE T H IS C 'O M H L 'G R A P H H machine receives perforated tape for reproduction intotvped m aterial. Vrt Redinger is at controls. I Outlook photoi O u tlo o k P u b lish in g Co. iííí 1 1 Congratulations On your beautiful new building, an asset to Gresham and area. Our steps are not only dreams of future development but also of thoughtful service for the present. From We will be breaking ground for our additional new mauso leum within the next few weeks. 1 We at Forest Lawn Memorial Park now that we have a sacred trust and obligation to every plot and crypt owner and the en tire community as well. I John A. Briece, CLU and Associates Prudential Insurance Suite 578 Portland, Ore. 1500 VE. Irving 233-5711 I 1 . . . L e o n a B. E x le y a n d S t a f f Company of America I Forest Lawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum Gresham