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Commemorating the 50th Anniversary
Norman Rockwell limited edition WWII calendar
available for 1995
What better way to celebrate the 50th anniversary
of WWII than with one of the most popular American
al1ists of the century, Norman Rockwell.
Featuring twelve different Rockwell paintings, this
limited edition calendar will walk you through the
events of each day from 1939 through 1945.
Do""' know-1
• On whlll . _ cld US.-... capu• Mount Suribachi on lwo Jima?
• On . . . . . . . cld..., COffllllit euicida?
• 0n whlll . . . . lie GanMft Nl1111hlp SiMwdraunk?
Answers to these questions, and hundreds of other
facts from WWII can be found in this special calendar.
.()pens to a full 11" x 22" on premium gloss stock.
-For gift-giving? Each calendar is shipped in a gift mailer.
$8 each for VOA rMmbera
$14 each for non-members
(Price inc/udea postage & handling)
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To order: Include order information with your membership
applk:ation or order directly from the Veterans of Oregon Association.
Send to:
VOA Rockwell Calendar
P.O. Bax 13939
Salem, OR 97309
Payment may be made wilh check, money order, VISA or Mastercard.
Credit card orders muat include expiration date & signature.
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*Proceeds benelil programs of the Veterans of Oregon Association*
VOA member's benefits and services
As we launch the drive for
PATRIARCH members of the
Veterans of Oregon Association,
we continue to work to identify
those services and programs that
we want to make available to our
members.
Requests for Proposals are
being prepared and distributed
on an ongoing basis for various
service and benefit programs for
our members.
If you or someone you
know would like to make a service
or benefit available to the mem-
bership of the Veterans of Oregon
Association, send details to:
Veterana of Oregon Auoclation
Attn: Membership Services
P.O. Box 13939 • Salem, 0A 97309
Current benefit and service programs we are pursuing on
behalf of the VOA members, in addition to those listed in the
"Purposes of the Association," include:
Auto/Truck and RV buying
Bank and/or credit union
Financial planning
Funeral services
Hotel/motel discounts
Insurance
• Dental
• Health
• life
a- Long distance telephone service
"' Member buying club/service
Patriotic/Pro-patria clothing & products
Product & service discounts
" Restaurant discounts
Retirement living & planning
o- Tourist attractions and tour group rates
• Travel agency
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If you have additional ideas for service and benefit programs
that you would like us to seek on behalf of the members, please send
your suggestions to the VOA at the address listed on the left.
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Funding the VOA
The majority of funding for
the Veterans of Oregon Associa-
tion is intended to come from
membership dues from veterans,
family members, friends, associ-
ates and businesses. Veterans
helping veterans is a noble means
to make the association a success.
In addition, contributions,
_ interest income, revenue from the
sale of magazine advertising, non-
member subscriptions and the
sale of pro-patria merchandise
will help fund the association's
efforts. Some of the companies
providing programs benefits
and/ or services to the Veterans
of Oregon Association members
provide royalties to the associa-
tion, based on the member's par-
ticipation, so that additional pro-
grams and services can be created
and funded by the VOA.
PROJECTED EXPENSES
SOURCES OF INCOME
Contributions
10o/o
Investment &
Interest 3"o
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(Note: All figures and percentages are estimates based on a first-year projected operating budget of 5843,750. Adjustments and realignments will br
recommended and enacted by the Board, with counsel from our accounting firm of Grove, Mueller, Hall &: Swank. Expenses dediated to PA nuor
Fund activities will not be less than 60% of income at any time. The distribution of income and expenses will be ~justed as necaaary in the beet
interest of the membership and the goals of the Veterans of Oregon Association.
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"In search of ... "
The Veterans of Oregon
Association would like to enlist
your assistance in helping de-
velop a comprehensive file, on
various topics, for use on behalf
of our members and for further-
ing our goals.
If you can help with any
of the information we are in
search of, you can mail or fax it
to the association headquarters.
Please send it to the attention of
the department listed in bold
face at the end of each subject.
VOA, Attention: _ _ _
P.O. Box 13939 • Salem, OR 97309
FAX(503)363-7862
1. Oregonians on Active duty.
Provide name, rank, branch of
service, length of time in service, and
mailing address. (Roll Call)
2. Veterans' organizations.
Provide organization's name,
list of officers, dates and location of
meetings and mailing address for the
organization. (Secretary)
5. Patriots in action.
Do you know someone who
exemplifies the true meaning of a Patriot
in action - through thought, word or
deed? They can be a family member,
friend, employer, business, next door
neighbor,orevenyourself. Letusknow.
Send their name and address, along with
your name and address, and a brief de-
scription of what they do. (Editor)
Not quite sure what defines a
3. Veteran Monuments, Museums and patriot? Perhaps this quote from Adlai
Parks.
Stevenson will help out:
Provide the name of current or
proposed monuments, museums or
"What do we mean by patriotism in
parks; the location, hours ofoperation(if
the context of our times?
applicable), what group or individual is
.
.. A patriotism that puts country
responsible for caretaking, background
ahead
of self; a patriotism which is
information, brochures, photographs,_
not
short,
frenzied outbursts of emo-
etc. (Directory)
4. Editors, writers, photographers.
Provide name, address, phone
number and samples of work. If you
would like your samples returned, please
enclosed a self-addressed stamped en-
velope and they will be returned after
review. Work will not be published with-
out your prior consent. Our magazine,
The PATRIOT, is intended to represent
and serve the entire state of Oregon and
you may be called upon to catch a story
or photograph of events taking place
throughout the year. (Editor)
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6. Parades, celebrations, events.
Provide dates, time , location,
sponsors, type of events and person to
contact. Indicate if this is a first or an
ongoing event. This information will be
needed on a regular basis so be sure to
include as many activities as you know
about so that we can publicize them to
others as they travel throughout the
state. (Calendar)
7. Veteran-owned buainetaea.
Do you, or someone you know
who is a veteran, own a business that
provides products and/or services in
Oregon? Provide the name, address,
phone number, person to contact, type
of business, how long in business, etc.
Perhaps a story is behind the business of
a veteran who made it work. How to
overcome obstacles, lessons learned,
successes, failures, job opportunities ...
perhaps information that can be shared
with others. (VetNet)
8. Youth programs.
Seeking programs for America's
youth that promote citizenship, patriot-
ism, recognition of leadership and edu-
cational achievements. We want to
promote and write about these kinds of
programs. Send information about the
program, sponsor, person to contact,
address, phone number, etc. (Youth
Programs)
9. Individuals and/or orgmiution
needing help?
If you know someone or some
organization that can benefit from the
support and services of the VOA, let us
know. Provide their name, address and
any other information that might help
us in our efforts. Sources of information
can remain anonymous. (Patriot Fund)