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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 ”
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The Rev W illiam HUm of
Fairview recently attended the
Oregon Senate and gave the
invocation at the beginning of a
daily session.
He was invited to do this in
his capacity as an A ir National
Guard chaplain. He presently
serves as chaplain of the 142nd
flig h t group. 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.
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barton Rodom, 2915 SE 1st,
G resham , rep o rted an a p
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The boat was stored on a lot
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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.
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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
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