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u Outtook Oregon City Enterprise Courier June 12 Beaverton Valley Times. Tigard Times. Tualatin Times. Sandy Post America’s Newsmagazine for Kids INSIDE News The W o r ld ......................................page 3 You A the News ........................ page 4 Fiction 53S8SS Dolphin Lady page 12 88% Face-off with Grimsley ............... pageii Decide 83% Features Help I 61% tor lot Have fobs 0112-14 year-old» work > 39% » Z L --, Of total food dollars epaWTto are »pent by kid* > Recalve Special Columbia River Gorge S e c tio n ....... page 7 an slle—- ~ — Departments They also choose M% at the cereal. 68% of the toothpaste and 62% ol the soft drinks. 14% Have a checking S p o r t» peg* 5 Entertainment page 13 DoMarSen»« page • U p start* . . . page IS 'Rand Youth P om EVERY KID’S A WINNER! boring summer? No Way! A nother You have a chance to win a week at << A Living Laboratory” V I Ï ’ y\< •\ PGF's President lin d h la d and and Portland Schools ‘ Prophet he d irt flew and 15 Benson High School students cheered, clapped, and whistled. To begin a $600.000 jo in t venture between Portland General Electric and nine school districts in the tri-county area and Salem, dignitaries “ put their foot in it," using shovels at ground breaking ceremonies at S.E. 53rd and Lincoln Street. The Good Cents project is unique to Oregon and the first o f its type in the nation. Private industry and public education w ill train about 500 high school students to design, build, and market ten homes during the I985-86 school year. Margaret Strachan, Portland City T By Sharon Wood Council member, said, “ PGE should get an award for ‘Company o f the Year.’ Kids, school districts (Portland, Parkrose, Centennial, North Clacka mas, Beaverton. Lake Oswego, Gresham. Tigard, and Salem), private industry, the city, and the community everyone involved with these homes wins." But these are not ordinary homes. Each energy efficient Good Cents home, compared with a similar home meeting Oregon state code, is estimated to cut heating costs 30 to 50 percent. Continued on page 3 Camp Westwind Landmark Ford, the Young American, the Portland Beavers, YW CA and 11 area newspapers will send 22 lucky kids to camp at the beach. Picture yourself canoeing down the Stiletz River and sleeping under the stars in a tent at Adventure Camp. Or imagine yourself becoming a computer w hiz during the day and singing around a campfire at night at Computer Camp. Or maybe you like horses. You could be riding and caring for a horse for a week at Ranch Camp Enough imagining hack to reality! Look for an entry form in the Young American. Forest G row News-Times. Tigard Times, I alley Times, Tualatin Times, C ornelius Times. Gresham O utlook, Sandy Post, Oregon C ity Enterprise Courier. Metro Magazine. Clackamas County Focus and Westside Weekender This is loo good to miss. Enter as many times as you wish. Each entry receives a free pass to a Beavers game Every kid is a winner'
