JFas It Sudden?
Jerry Marcus
Veterans' Loan
Maximum Upped
Applications for new higher max­
imums under the Oregon veterans’
farm and home loan program will
be accepted starting July 1, even
though the increases granted by
the 1967 Legislature don’t take ef­
fect until September 13, the Depart­
ment of Veterans’ Affairs report­
ed recently.
The maximum home loan was
increased from $16,500 to $18,500
and the farm loan from $40,000 to
$50,000.
H. C. Saalfeld, veterans’ affairs
director, said applications will be
taken early and processed through
commitment so the loans may be
closed immediately after the Sep­
tember 13, effective date.
Besides voting increased loan
maximums, the recent Legislature
also placed a measure on the No­
vember, 1968 general election bal­
lot to extend the loan benefit to vet­
erans who enlisted from Oregon
& served 210 days or more since
the closing date of the Korean Con­
flict.
The same servicemen were clas­
sed as war veterans under Oregon
law, which entitled them to prop­
erty tax exemption if they are 40
MR. AND MRS. Harry Culbertson, front row, center,
Mrs. Culbertson, Mr. Culbertson, Mrs. Cliff Norwood
percent disabled, and gives their
were installed June 28 as worthy patron and matron
widows the exemption; gives the
and Mrs. Davis. Back row, from left: Mrs. T. F, Tom­
25 percent disabled entitlement to
of Nehalem Chapter, OES. The installation was done
lin, Mrs. Merle Cline, Floyd Bush, past patron, Mrs.
low-cost fishing and hunting licen­
by Mrs. Wilbur Davis, extreme right, front row, past
Albert Brunsman, Mrs. B. J. Horn, Mrs. George Bid­
ses; and entitles them to state and
grand matron. Others in the picture will fill other po­ dle, Ralph Bergerson, Mrs. Justin Folken, Mrs. Walter
county civil service preference, to
sitions for the chapter for the 1967-68 term. Front row,
state and local govenment reem­
Linn, Wilbur Davis and Mrs. Floyd Bush, junior past
Crossing between intersection* killed 3,630 persons in
from left: Mrs. Ralph Bergerson, Mrs. Frank Serafin,
ployment rights and to county fi­
matron.
1966.
nancial aid if they are indigent.
To qualify for state educational
orated by one of the past matrons,
aid, veterans of service since the
Isabelle Brunsman. The past ma­ Korean
Conflict must have earned
trons were in charge of the dining the Armed Forces Expeditionary
room and arrangements.
Medal or the Vietnam Service Me­
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THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1967
The worthy matron and worthy dal—which means they must have
been in overseas expeditions for
patron have as their theme this
either medal was granted.
The Masonic Temple was the tion as junior pasts. Mrs. Davis year, the Golden Rule. Their motto which
Application forms may be ob­
The second in a series of five scene of a very pretty installation presented Mr. and Mrs. Bush with
is “Love and Understanding” . Cho­ tained at the office of Donald L.
summer, outdoor, musicales, spon­
their past matron and patron jew­ sen as their flower is the pink rose Kalberer, 30 Plaza, St. Helens.
sored by Youth For Christ, will be Wednesday evening, June 28.
Past Grand Matron Lillian Davis els in a very impressive manner, and their colors are pink and white.
held Monday, July 10, in the Vol­
canic
Crater
Bowl
Theatre
in
Mt.
was
the installing matron. She was along with a gift from chapter
MIST — Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Tabor park In Portland at 8 p.m.
assisted by the following installing
Walter Mathews and Marian atten­ The “concert under the stars” is officers: patron, Walter Linn; mar­ members.
It is positively surprising what
a family affair with an award be­
A floral degree by the five star
ded church in Forest Grove and ing
presented in each concert to shall, Edna Linn, assisted by points was given to the incoming some people will do in the expec­
spent the remainder of the day the family with the largest repre­ Louise Hamnett; chaplain, Bessie matron and patron and a gift was tation of monetary gain.
Tapp; organist, Amy Kamholz and presented to them from the chap­
with the Kyle Clarks of Hillsboro. sentation present at the affair.
Industrial Forestry association
The program consists of 75 min­
Smokey Sayst
Linda, who is home for a few utes of non-interrupted music em­ secretary, Florence Brunsman.
ter members. The beautiful bou­
has mailed the 13th biennial edi­
The meeting was called to order quet of pink roses was made by
tion of its Oregon Pocket Manual
days from her studies at Seattle ceed by Jack C. Longley, presiding
on Forest Laws and Practice to
from the organ console. Dr. Win­ by Floyd Bush, outgoing worthy Mrs. Jerrold Bush.
Pacific accompanied the Mathews field C. Arn, executive director, is patron. The Lord’s Prayer was re­
688 logging operators and certified
Under the good of the order, the
west coast tree farmers throughout
home so she could visit with her host.
peated in unison, the Pledge of Al­ worthy matron and patron intro­
Western Oregon.
cousin Marian until Tuesday, July
The concert will feature many legiance given and the national
“After 26 years of successful
duced the star lights, Ann and
4, when the Clarks and Mathews special guests, including: The Wes­ anthem was sung.
Keep Oregon Green activity, log­
George Salmi, worthy matron and
attended the parade and celebra­ tmont College quartette from Santa
gers and tree farmers must con­
The address of welcome was giv­ patron of Wabanang Chapter 127,
Barbara, California who are visit­
tion in Hillsboro.
stantly be alert to the potential
ing Portland as part of their ten en by Emma Bush, outgoing wor­ Clatskanie; and Betty and Glenn
threat of forest fire,” declared
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chouinard, week summer tour of the Pacific thy matron.
Conrad, worthy matron and patron
IFA executive vice president W.
Amy and Vickie Serby were Sun­ Northwest, Montana, Idaho and
D. Hagenstein.
Under escort, Past Grand Ma­ of Tualatin Chapter No. 31, Hills­
day visitors at the John Crawford California; Judean Mandel, 19 year
“That’s why we continue to up­
old vocal soloist from Fresno, Cali­ tron Lillian Davis and Grand Rep­ boro.
home.
date our Pocket Manual every two
fornia, a student at Pacific College; resentative of Virginia, Lucille
Louise
Hamnett
was
introduced
years and distribute it to Western
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Mel Lamm, vocal soloist and Mary
Oregon loggers and tree farmers to
Nettie Cox were Mr. and Mrs. Freleigh Ross, concert marimbist Tomlin, were presented in the as Mother Advisor of Nehalem
help them prevent forest fires,” the
Assembly No. 18, Order of Rain­
from Vancouver, Washington; and East.
Bill Reed of Marshland.
forester said.
The 1967-68 officers installed bow for girls, and Ralph Berger­
The Lent’s Evangelical United
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathews Brethren
Single copies of the Pocket Man­
Teensters choir from were: Worthy matron, Isabel Cul­ son as high priest of Royal Arch
ual are available without charge
and Marian spent Saturday eve­ Portland.
bertson; worthy patron, Harry Cul­ Masons.
from Industrial Forestry Associa­
Forest fires destroy timber,
ning with the Harold Cases and en­
The audience sing-a-long will be bertson; associate matron, Edna
tion, 1410 S. W. Morrison Street,
The associate matron and patron,
fishing, and hunting!
joyed a delicious picnic supper on featured in the program, accom­
Portland, Oregon 97205, he said.
panied by Virginia Hinman at the Linn; associate patron, Walter Edna and Walter Linn, introduced
the banks of their lake.
Linn; secretary, Lillian Davis; Regina Lefabor and Harvey Mori-
piano.
An invitation has been extended
Everyone is invited to attend. treasurer, Isabelle Brunsman; con­ Ion who hold the same offices for
to the Mist-Birkenfeld church to Families are urged to come and
ductress, Helen Norwood; acting Tualatin chapter, Hillsboro, and
attend a songfest at the Westport sit together as a family group.
associate conductress, Lucille Tom­ Donna and Monte Tallman who are
Community church July 9. The There is no charge for admission.
lin; chaplain, Elizabeth Serafin; in the same capacity for Forest
meeting is to start at 7 p.m. in­
marshal, Emma Bush; organist, Chapter No. 42, Forest Grove.
stead of 7:30 p m. as previously
Floyd Bush; Adah, Jean Berger­
The conductress, Helen Norwood,
stated. This invitation is extended
son; Ruth, Murel Folken; Esther, introduced her husband, Cliff Nor­
to everyone and those wishing to
Mona Biddle; Martha, Ella Cline; wood; her son and wife, Mr. and
go are to meet at the Mist church
Electa, Reatha Horn; warder, Mrs. Jim Cliff Norwood, her moth­
at 6:15. There will be no services
Ralph
Bergerson and sentinel, Wil­ er Winifred Kurtz from Chadwick
at Mist that evening.
More than a quarter of a million bur Davis.
Chapter at Salem, and Dorothy
Muffler worn out? Don’t
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gray and chil­ new flowers may be blooming in
During the evening vocal solos Waddle, associate matron and Hal­
dren of Umatilla spent Saturday Washington and Oregon communi­
were presented by David Serafin lie McMichael, past matron, from
take any chances, but
through Monday with his folks, the ties this summer, thanks to The
accompanied
by
his
mother,
Mrs.
Ridgefield,
Washington.
Chas.
H.
Lilly
Co.
and
local
beau­
Lawton Waddells.
bring in your car today
Frank Serafin.
tification leaders.
Other visitors present were Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kulju of Port­
Distribution of thousands of pack­
In her address following her in­ and Mrs. Bert Hindman and Thel­
land are spending a few days with ets of flower seeds donated by the stallation, Mrs. Culbertson read a
and have it replaced. We
ma Worlfolk, Clatskanie; Edna
her folks, the Charles Hansens. Portland based firm is being car­
poem,
“My
Goals”.
She
also
read
will do the job quickly and
Mrs. Hansen had minor surgery ried out by CLEAN and Beautiful, a tribute to the visiting Worthy Ma­ Olanie, past matron, Tualatin No.
Inc., the business and industry-
31, Hillsboro; Marvin Kamholz,
on the hand she burned recently, autification
organization serving trons and Patrons entitled “One Justin Folken and Peg Sargent,
have your car back in no
which required stitches. The Han­ the two states.
Small Light” as they are known
sens and their guests were in As­
Several Lilly seed packets have as the star lights. Harry Culbert­ Vernonia; Marian Tallman of
time. At the sign of the
Portland, sister of Mrs. Culbertson.
been mailed to each of the hund­
toria and Seaside Saturday.
son, worthy patron, also said a few
The
Rainbow
girls
who
presided
reds
of
mayors
throughout
Wash­
Mrs. Wayne Kyser accompanied ington and Oregon and many more
UNION Service is always
words. They were then escorted to over the programs and guest books
her sister, Mrs. Bryce Ostrander have been distributed in CLEAN’S
the altar for the Bbile signing cere­ were Nancy Hamnett,
Jeanette
first.
and children of McMinnville to "Community Action Kits” recent­
mony and were presented with Bi­ Aultman and Cathy Tomlin.
ly
sent
to
many
community
clean­
Everett, Washington Saturday to
ble markers by Emma and Floyd
After the Mizpha benediction, a
attend the wedding of their sister, up groups in both states.
CLEAN’s executive director, Eu­ Bush, retiring officers.
reception
was held in the dining
Shirley Sparks and Charles lleger. gene B. Kasper, said Pacific North­
Past Matron Dorris West and room, which was beautifully dec­
The newlyweds will be at home in west mayors are being encouraged
Past Patron Wilbur Davis, present­ orated. Bouquets of flowers, can­
Sunnyvale, California after a to pass the seeds along to local
ed Mr. and Mrs. Bush with a Bible dles and streamers graced the ta­
beautification
chairmen
to
aid
in
week’s wedding trip. Shirley is the
Phone 429-3731
marker, welcomed them into the bles and a prettily decorated cake
Vernonia, Ore.
daughter of the Harold Sparks of their community efforts.
past matron and natrons’ club and honored the incoming and outgoing
Delena.
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