Adopt a shed program at Mont Harmon Junior High

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Mont Harmon Junior High shop students display one of three sheds that they constructed in their construction class under the direction of their instructor Levan Hall. Wayne Clausing, manager of Sutherlands, and Bob Sutherland, owner of the chain and manager of the western region, proudly stand with the students. For the second year, Sutherlands has donated all materials to build the sheds to the MHJH construction class. In return, the students learn valuable skills of framing, roofing, how to put in windows, make door frames, and much more. Sutherlands then sells the sheds at its store in Price.

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