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Bomotti on faculty Gerard J Bomotti ha« been cotos stctus» tu s » oon I watch a poor picture becam e your picture tube is Letu» in tla ll a new C I U ltra color picture tube lor you All popular » n et t ile d Siqhl a Sound Electronic» A70 S I ??Jrd Gresham , Ore * * * J H I Thur» . June 21. 1973 (Sec 2) S A N D Y (Ore.» POST - 5 appointed a teaching assistant in pure and applied mathematics at Washington State University for the 1973 74 school year Bomotti is the son of M r and Mrs James bomotti, Rt 3, b oring He is a grad uate student in mathematics at WSU and is w orking tow ard a M a s te r's degree in Mathematics The Boring student is a 1973 g rad uate of Oregon State University with a bachelor degree in mathematics N a tio n a l c o lle g e b o a rd re e le c ts S e d le y S tu a rt Mt Hood Community College board member Sedley N Stuart has been elected to a three-year term on the board of directors of the American Association of C om m unity and Junior Colleges (AACJC). Stuart, co-owner of Stamm & S tu a rt In su ran ce, P o rtlan d , just com pleted a one year directorship on the AACJC board An original member of the Mt Hood board of education, Stuart served as its chairman in 1967 68 He's had an illustrious career in Oregon education c ircles including being named Oregon Education Citizen of the Year in 1966 Among other accomplishments are: past president of the Oregon School boards Association, past president of the Multnomah County School boards Association, past chairman of the David Douglas High School board, and m em ber of the N atio n al Committee of Public Schools Some 724 two-year colleges a re represented under the umbrella of the AACJC E d mund J G le a ze r, J r is president of the association Stuart is the lone director from Oregon and one of only six from the West Coast The AACJC was organized in 1920 to provide national professional leadership and direction for the then fledgling “junior college movement ” Known for many years as the American Association of Junior Colleges, the o rganization changed its nam e in 1972 r e c o g n .z in g c o m m u n it y colleges in its title Mt Hood president, D r Earl L Klapstein, is a past director of the AACJC. Today, com m unity and junior colleges enroll nearly three million students. “In many states where the com munity college movement has become highly developed, more than half of all students en tering higher education start in these local in s titu tio n s ,*’ AACJC president G leazer noted He goes on to add, “ These institutions are people's colleges, or dem ocracy's c o lle g e s , and . . th e y 'v e earned these labels by providing varied curriculums, both acad em ic and job oriented, and by keeping direct costs to students at a minimum ” ENDLY, COURTEOUS SERVICE ! 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P o rtla n d In ternational Airport While visiting the Statehouse, he had a chance to visit with Rep Glenn Otto and Senators Lynn Newbry and Wallace Carson The Rev H um was in Army basic training at Camp R oberts, C a lif., w ith Sen. Newbry in 1943, and serves in the National Guard at the present time with Sen Carson. Red Label Q uart Size Q uick Metti For Cennin Serve Just Chilled For a Light Dessert Heavy Duty Detergent 16oz cans ooo There were 2,354,900 new housing starts in the U S . in 1972 Large Size ALBERTSONS EVERYDAY LOW, LOW PRICES! BAYER ASPIRIN Headache Relief TOO Coutil Bottle ALLEREST TABLETS SURE ANTIPERSPIRANT£ £ CLAIROL HERBAL ESSENCE MAALOX ANTACID S c LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC GILLETTE FOAMY CREST TOOTHPASTE 8 MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY INTENSIVE CARE HANO LOTION Arson suspected barton Rodom, 2915 SE 1st, G resham , rep o rted an a p parent case of arson in a blaze on his boat the evening of June 17, according to s h e riff’s reports The boat was stored on a lot at 9932 SE Ash in Portland when the fir e broke out. D am age was estim ated at $1,700. A suspect was reported seen fleeing the scene shortly after the fire broke out, the report states Sardines Chicken and Liver M orrell T h ick , Gerite, Regaler. 1 lb. Package MT. HOOD board member Sedley Stuart has been elected to a three-year term on the board of directors of the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges. Vine Ripened C rem e R im e 8 oz Size Shampoo 5-oz Tube For Upset Stomachi 2 4 -count Bottle . . . 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A t These T hree A lb e rts o n 's S uper M a rk e ts : S.E. 1 7 4 th and D ivision * N.E. 181st and G lisan ★ G resh am M a ll, M a in & B urnside Every moment of the day He s giving them to you. Telling you the right thing to think and do the thing that will bless you. and everyone You can learn to trust His guidance Try coming to our church service this Sunday Listening to the Bible Lesson, you not only begin to get a better understanding of the Bible but your spiritual sense is alerted letting you hear and see God s signals more clearly And thine ears shall hear a word This is the way. walk ye in it . . . " Isaiah 30 21 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES 10 a.m. 1525 W. Powell Blvd Gresham
