3 - SANDY (Ora.) POST Thur»., January 21, 1971 (Sac. 1)
A m e ric a n Legion
m e e tin g J a n . 26
Jo Ann Rodlum
November bride
Hie American I egion and
A uxiliary, Gresham Post
number 30, will meet for a
potluck dinner at the Veterans
Memorial City Hall Jan 26
Guest speaker will be Rod
Brester, chief of police with
“Drugs” as his subject.
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
* a m.
10:190.m
10: IS a m
Morning Service»
Sunday School
Adult Bible C lo »
In Clackamas County last
year, loans were granted to 830
veterans i.: the amount of
$14,465,500 compared with 1,010
loans in 1969 for $16,193,650.
Since the loan program
started in 1945, loans have goe
to 7,594 veterans in this county
in the amount of $89,884,775.
Statewide, 79,391 loans have
been granted for $851,301,174
Veterans have repaid $423
million in principal and $150
m illion in in terest, with
monthly repayments averaging
over $6 million. Of the 79,391
loans, 45, 794 were outstanding
December 31 in the amount of
$558,542, 884
PASTOR FR A N K KOEPKE
MS-4331 — Church
SANDY CHURCH
OF CHRIST
East Main at Hwy. 36
a ia ie Claaaaa
Morning Worship
,0 AM
Morning Worehlp
,1 A M
Ivon,ng Worship
11: AM
Midweek aitolo Study
4:30 PM
(Wed.) 7:30PM
Lodles Bible Clats(Thur ) ,0 AM
Fores, D. Moyer
Minister
660-6,16 Church
236 4624 Home
T a b e r tra in s
The Chapel of the
Hills
Between Sondy and Brightwood
A Community Church without
a membership.
You Will Be Welcome I
t:4S a m
11:00 a.m.
M :1 5 p .m .
7:30 p.m.
Thyra E . Strand, Minister
622 3260
ST. JUDES
C O LLE G IA TE
CHURCH
(An Episcopal Organiied
M illio n )
Sunday Fam ily Sorvicoi
10:30 A.M.
P.O. Box 57
321 Scenic Ave.
Sandy, Oregon
668-4108
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
*:4S a.m .
Morning Services
11a.m.
Westminister Fellowship
High School Group
7:00 p.m.
N ursory Caro During Worship
Parsonage 666 4544
R E V . E .L . N E U E N F E L O T
St. Michael's
Catholic
Church
Sunday Me»» 9:30 a m - 4 p.m.
St. John» Catholic Church
Welche», Oregon
Ma»» 6 p.m. Sat.) • a.m. Sun.
Corner Strau»» A Ploatant
Sandy, Oregon
Father Carl Oim pl
660-4446
Sandy Seventh -
Day
Adventist Church
Procter ond Unlvortlly
Sabbath School
0:30 o.m.
Morning Service
,1:00 o.m.
You Are Welcome
P atter
LARRY KURTZ
666 7096 — Homo
668-6144 — Church
MR. AND MRS. RICHARD L. KYSER
(JoAnn Rodlum,
Jo Ann Rodlum wore her
great aunt’s wedding veil when
sh e becam e the bride of
Richard L. Kyser Nov. 28 at
Lynchwood Church of God,
Portland.
The Rev. Robert Stewart
perform ed the double ring
ceremony. Melinda Chilton and
Clyde Rusaw were vocalists.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson A. Rodlum,
13931 SE Center, Portland, and
Mrs. George Welby, Rt. 2 Box
851, Boring.
The bride wore an oyster
colored silk gown trimmed with
wide lace.
Honor attendant was Mrs.
Jeffery Conbay. She wore a
floor-length satin skirt and
velvet blouse.
Doug
K yser,
the
bridegroom’s brother, was best
man.
John Kyser, Bruce Kyser and
Richard Rodlum were ushers.
The couple greeted a p ­
proximately 150 guests at a
church reception. Tara Stinson,
the bride’s cousin, was in
charge of the guest book.
Following the ceremony the
couple left for a wedding trip to
Timberline Lodge.
When you pay $48 per case for
Rothschild vodka, the Hood
River Ditilleries receive only
$5.29.
The balance goes for taxes
and the operation of the State
Liquor Stores.
I But before the state gets the
vodka the federal government
collects $20.16 per case for the
federal tax.
This is the way Joe Nance of
Hood River Distilleries ex­
plained how important liquor is
to the sta te econom y to
Gresham Chamber of Com­
merce members Monday noon.
The distillery was founded in
1934 after prohibition was
repealed At the start pears and
apples, which were in surplus
and cheap, were used for
making liquor. However, these
fruits soon became too ex­
pensive for the purpose Now
Hood River Distilleries buy all
their neutral spirits from a firm
in St Louis. This firm and one
in Chicago supply all the
neutral spirits in the nation,
Nance said.
The company sells Broker’s
whiskey which is made in
Kentucky and shipped to Hood
River in barrels.
Nance said it was Kentucky
water that made whiskey from
that state superior He said
nearly one half the counties in
Kentucky were dry, but the
state still produces about 70 per
cent of the whiskey sold in the
nation
Down
South
Kentucky
Whiskey must compete with
homeowned stills Nance said
that in 1967 there were 4,250
hom e stills con fiscated in
Alabama alone.
Nance had a few words to say
about the quality of whiskey.
First, age on the bottle relates
only to the time it has been in
the barrel.
Whiskey reaches maturity in
the barrel in eight years. After
that period it takes on the
ch a ra cteristics of the oak
added. Bonded whiskey means
it was distilled to 160 proof then
cut with water to 100 proof. The
keys to a bonded whiskey
warehouse are in the hands of
the government, Nance said.
Bonded must be four years old.
these classes sponsored by the
East County Area Young
W om en’s
C h r is tia n
Association.
For more information and
registration, call 254-3190 or
223-6281, Ex». 25.
Chinn picked
Thomas A. Chinn, Boring,
has been appointed a rifle,
pistol and shotgun instructor'
by
the
National
Rifle
Association of America.
Chinn was appointed on the
basis of experience and suc­
cessful completion of an ex­
tensive examination. He is now
qualified to conduct classes in
basic marksmanship and safe
gun handling.
METRO GOLDWYN MAYER Presents
A BURT KENNEDY PRODUCTION Starring
FRANK SINATRA
_
GEORGE KENNEDY $
DIRTY DINGUS MAGEE' ,
NO DATE HAS BEEN SET for the wedding of Sally Jo
Riedel and Carl Mallery Kubitz. The couple announced
their engagement Christmas eve at the home of the bride
elect parent’s. Sally is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seely
E. (Bud, Riedel of Rt. 2 Box 597, Estacada while the
groom is the son of Carl Mallery Kubitz of Rt. 1 Box 1552,
Sandy. She graduated from Estacada High School in 1969
and now is employed as a secretary while he is a graduate
of Sandy High School and is attending Mt. Hood Com­
munity College.
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PARENTS ARE IMPOSSIBLE !
Army Private Robert M.
MGMi
DAVID NIVEN
Taber, son of Mrs. Vivian L.
THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS”
Taber, Route 1, Sandy, recently
was graduated from a seven-
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week recovery and evacuation ,
specialist course at the U.S.
Special Matinee Prices fo r Saturday Only
Army Ordnance Center and
Children 11 & Under— ,50c
Adults 12 & Over----- 1.00
School, Aberdeen Proving
Interest rate changes on two interest earnings in the NSLI
Doors Open 6:45 P.M. 1 P.M. Saturday & Sunday.
Ground, MD.
GI insurance programs were trust fund.
He learned to perform
announced today by the
No Evening Show Sunday
About 105,000 policy loans
recovery and evacuation
Veterans Administration.
am ounting
to
nearly
operations for abandoned,
Effective January 11, the $136,000,000 were m ade to
damaged, disabled and mired interest rate paid by veterans
veterans in 1970.
vehicles. He also was taught to on money borrowed on their
operate light and medium track governm ent life insurance
recovery v eh icles. W recker policies will be five per cent.
trucks and tank transporters. The old rate of four per cent—in
Pvt. Taber entered the Army effect more than 24 years—will
in August 1970 and completed continue to apply to all loans
basic training at Ft. Lewis, made before Jan. 11.
Wash.
The interest VA pays on
insurance dividends left to
accum ulate
by
veterans
holding World War II type
National S ervice Life In
Straight whiskey has been surance policies (with a “V”
distilled to 160 proof then prefix) was increased from
four to 4.25 per cent effective
diluted to 80 or 86 proof.
2
Proof represents one-half of Jan. 1, 1971.
d u n e t a / W /ia fiv /
Dividends left with VA for
alcohol percentage.
l
these
NSLI
policies
totaled
Vodka is made from neutral
520 W. POWELL BOULEVARD
spirits, but all brands have about $283,000,000 at the end of
PHONE 665-2128
1970, exceeding by $10,000,000
some taste, Nance said.
All Scotch whiskey must the amount left with VA at the
So many families tell us that our facilities provide a com forting and
come from Scotland, he said. end of 1969
homelike atmosphere. It is our privilege to offer this warmth and the
The higher interest rate paid
His company imports it in
understanding o f our professional staff to all Gresham families at time
by
VA
results
from
greater
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barrels and then bottles it at the
o f need.
Hood River plant.
Hood River Distilleries no
longer uses its distillery, but it
DOROTHY’S SHOW & TELL YARDAGE
is maintained so the company
can keep its distillery license
which is the only one in Oregon.
Vet insurance rate changes
SUNSET THEATER
Members of "Our House,
Inc.” were moving back to
their home near Estacada this
week.
Their home was burned Dec.
12 and one small child lost its
life. Since that time the group
has been living in the basement
of Dr David Quall s home in
Gresham.
There were 14 in the group
when they arrived but the
number has now increased to
16.
Alan Estep, director of Our
House, said the group would be
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'Our House'
group moves
back to home
Bring Your
INCOME TAX
to us:
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Classes in tole painting, the
art of painting designs on wood
and metal, will begin at 10 a m.
Thursday, Jan 21, for nine
weeks, at St. Aidan’s Episcopal
Church, 17504 NE Glisan.
A general craft class taught
by Mrs. Gerry Lockwood will
begin at 10 a m. Tuesday, Jan.
26, for eight w eeks, at
Gethsemane Lutheran Church,
11560 SE Market.
The class will include paper,
fabric, and burlap flowers, tie-
dye,
paper m ache
and
restoring craft objects. Bring
floral tape, stem wire and fine
wrapping wire to the first class.
Classes in oil painting, silk
screen
printing
and
reupholstering
are
also
available.
A minimal fee is charged for
Liquor tax big help
DON’T FIG H T
$5:
Due to fund shortages during
1970, the volume of Oregon
veterans' farm and home loans
was down from the record high
of 1969, moving into second
place.
H.C.
Saalfeld,
Oregon
Department of Veterans’ Af­
fairs director, said loans went
to 6,283 veterans last year in the
amount of $104,625,750. This
was a 12 percent drop in dollar
volum e and a 20 percent
decrease in loan closures from
1969
A Cordial Walcome i*
Extended to All
Bible School
Morning Worship
Evonlng Service
Bible Study (Thurs.)
YWCA schedules
craft classes
« Tei Consultation
living in a house trailer and
some sheds on its property until
the home could be rebuilt
They have been getting
volunteer help on weekends
from a group of Job Corps boys
stationed nearbv.
Function of the home is to
help drug addicts, alcoholics
and the emotionally disturbed.
Addicts must truly want to
kick the habit when they come
to Our House because there are
absolutly no drugs permitted on
the premises.
Part of the therapy is what
they call ‘games" held three
times a week They all gather
and each is allowed to talk
freely of his problem and
permit it to be analyzed by
others in the group
Methods used have gained
some legal standing. A court in
the State of Washington has
paroled at least one convicted
addict to Our House.
Despite the hardships the
group has had, Dave Neal, one
of the original founders of the
group last August said, "We
' are more together than ever."
He has absolute faith in the
success of the project.
Estep, the director, said he
had heard that persons were
soliciting funds in Gresham in
the name of Our House. He said
his group had not been
soliciting for several weeks and
suggested that any solicitor be
asked for cred en tials or
telephone Dr. David Qualls,
665-3813.
Estep said, however, that this
did not mean the group was not
still in need of help, par­
ticularly food
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