SALI ROOTER newsletter, Chapter 37, Portland, Oregon

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FRANKLIN PLAYERS TO ENTERTAIN

PORTLAND — The Franklin Players will be back in action again on January 14 as the entertainment portion of the Big Spaghetti Feed to be held for all Savings and Loan Personnel at the Eagle's Lodge, 8835 S.W. 30th, in Portland. All husbands, wives, or guests of employees are invited. Donn Sparks, chairman of the gala event said the Eagles Lodge is what used to be Peluso's Dinner Theatre just off of Barbur Blvd. It is nicely decorated in a three- quarter round setting with a stage and dance floor.

The "Social Hour" will begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner, and entertain- ment by the Franklin Players.

For those new to the Savings and Loan business, the Franklin Players are a group of employees from the Benj. Franklin who in past years have entertained with com- edy situtations as they might occur or as they have occured in the Savings and Loan field.

This year, tentative plans are being laid to use a Laugh-in format with short scenes and quick black-outs. The script is pre- sently being written by Doug Johnston and Marty Schwan with help from all with a sense of humor.

Cost for admission to this evening of fun is one dollar per person. Reservations can be made by contacting your local American Savings and Loan Institute Gov- ernor.

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SPECIAL NOTICE

PORTLAND — On November 24, 1971, a Northwest Orient Airlines plane was hijacked between Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington.

The hijacker extorted $200,000 from Northwest Orient Airlines at the time he hijacked the aircraft and all the money was paid in $20 Federal Reserve Notes. Serial numbers of the currency have been recorded.

There is a good possibility the hijacker deposited part of the money to a savings account, exchanged $20 bills for other denominations, or paid off a debt in $20 denominations.

Cooperation of all savings and loan associations is urgently needed and it is requested the FBI be immediately notified in the event large deposits of $20 bills are received or large payoffs are made in $20 bills.

Lists of the serial numbers have been distributed to many savings and loan assoc- iations in the State of Oregon, but if your association does not have a copy please contact the FBI, telephone number 224-4181, Portland, Oregon Office, and check out any questionable bills.

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INSTALLATION AT JADE WEST

PORTLAND — Installation Banquet for the installation of new officers for the Oregon Chapter of the American Savings and Loan Institute will be held January 17 at the Jade West.

Social Hour for the Banquet will begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 7:00 p.m. Governors and officers only.

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OREGON COMPETITION — FIRST PART OF JANUARY 1972

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Vol. 13 No. 3 AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN INSTITUTE OREGON CHAPTER 37

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FIVE MINUTE SPEECH CONTEST

WIN TRIP TO ATLANTA

PORTLAND — The Annual Five-Minute Speech Contest sponsored by Chapter 37 of the American Savings and Loan Insti- tute will be held January 27 at the Imper- ial Hotel, 400 S.W. Broadway.

If you are interested in swapping five minutes of speaking time for the oppor- tunity to win an all expense paid trip to Atlanta, Georgia, then this is your chance!

According to Russ Allemang, Chairman of the Contest, "Seven persons have signed up already, but the deadline is nearing and contestants should contact us right away if they have not signed up."

The contest is open to all men and wo- men under the age of 36 who are either personally or through their own Savings and Loan Association a member of the American Savings and Loan Institute.

The winner of Oregon competition in January will have all expenses paid in March to the American Savings and Loan Institute's National Convention in Atlanta where he or she will compete against all other state winners. The winner of this national competition, and only the winner,

will then speak for a second time before the entire convention.

Following the convention, other speak- ing engagements may be planned depend- ing on time and availability. One thing is certain. By winning the national contest, the speaker assures himself or herself of a return trip to the National Convention in 1973 to give his or her speech again before the complete convention.

Past winners of the state competition include Ron Spence (Portland Federal), Bob Helber (Portland Federal), Stan Baumhofer (Benj. Franklin), Wayne Miller (Equitable Savings), Walter Koop (Port- land Federal), Bill Terry (Pacific First Federal), Dave Hodge (Equitable).

This is "the" opportunity of all oppor- tunities for the "stout of heart" who wish to let others know what they think. Re- member, speakers will have five minutes, and according to the rules . . . those min- utes are to be "uninterrupted."

Why don't you become a winner by just competing? The experience is worth it. Be a winner!

To sign up call Russ Allemang now at 224-4444!

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American Savings & Loan Institute Portland, Oregon Chapter 37 Official Publication Editor . . . . . . . Doug Johnston Women's Editor . . . . Bev Bankston Publishing Office: Benj. Franklin Federal Savings & Loan P.O. Box 13247 Portland, Oregon 97213 224-3333

CHAPTER 37 OFFICERS

President . . . . . . . Dan Reynolds 1st Vice President . . . Bob Helber 2nd Vice President . . . Donn Sparks 3rd Vice President . . . George Bocci Treasurer . . . . . . . Marty Schwan Corresponding Secretary . Russ Allemang Recording Secretary . Charles Dibert Deputy District Governor for Oregon . . George Maleta National Trustee . . . Don McIntyre

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WINTER CLASSES

SALEM — Bob Helber of Portland Federal is now located in Salem. Thus, the Educational Report of the American Savings and Loan Institute comes to us from Salem! According to Helber, "Finals are over for the Fall Term, and sights are being set for Winter Classes. Possibilities for the Winter Term include: Savings and Loan Management; Speech; and Savings and Loan Lending. Other courses are being considered." Pre-sign ups for Winter Classes will be taken at the Spaghetti Feed to be held at the Eagle's Lodge on January 14 for all Savings and Loan personnel. If you have any suggestions, as to classes you would like to take in the Spring, contact Bob Helber or your local Institute Governor.

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TELEPHONE FORUM WELL WORTH TIME

PORTLAND — Evelyn Kelsaw, Instructor for Pacific Northwest Bell, gave a delightful Forum at Equitable on Telephone Etiquette on December 16 for members of five Savings and Loan Associations in attendance. The evening festivities co-ordinated through the talented efforts of George Bocci of Willamette Savings and Loan, began with a delicious chicken dinner from Ireland's Restaurant. The Forum, sponsored by the Oregon Chapter of the American Savings and Loan Institute, highlighted ways in which people misuse the telephone and the calling party without even realizing it. This point was evidenced by a film titled "How to Lose a Customer, Without Even Trying." The film showed how a firm lost an important customer through improper handling of the telephone and messages, and gave tips on how these bad circumstances could have been avoided if handled properly. It was felt by those in attendance that the contents of this particular Forum should be made available to all Savings and Loan personnel. As a point of interest to Training Supervisors and Personnel Directors, Pacific Northwest Bell holds classes free of charge on each first and third Wednesday of the month from 10 - 11:30 a.m. These classes are on different phases of telephone use and telephone ettiquette and are held at 421 S.W. Oak, Portland, in Room 401. If interested call one week in advance to make reservations for your personnel. The room holds 40 persons. For more information call 226-5725.

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SPORTS

BASKETBALL — This is just some of the action that took place when Equitable met Benj. Franklin for a friendly game of basketball on November 17. After a hard fought contest, Benj. Franklin came out the victor. Bill Schleich (above) with the ball was high man for the evening with 23 points. Stan Kerachee of B.F. guards him. (below) Roger Evey of Equitable shoots over defender as John Wagner of Equitable looks on.

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COSTS GOING UP

SALEM — All Loan Departments of Savings and Loan Associations in the State of Oregon will be affected by new legislation increasing recording and filing fees. The new law goes into effect on January 1, 1972, and includes increases in other areas, such as circuit court and district court fees. The original bill was sponsored by the Association of Oregon Counties, and was submitted to offset the annual cost of living increase. According to Jim Callas of the Multnomah County Department of Records and Elections, "This is the first increase in recording and filing fees in almost twenty years." The new rates for Multnomah County recording and filing fees are as follows:

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MULTNOMAH COUNTY OREGON

Department of Records and Elections

JOHN D. WELDON, Director 1021 S.W. 4th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97204

RECORDING FEES (Per Side)

Deeds . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 Mortgages . . . . . . . . 2.00 Contracts . . . . . . . . 2.00 Power of Attorney . . . . 2.00 Affidavits . . . . . . . . 2.00 Death Certificates . . . . 2.00 Inheritance Tax . . . . . 2.00 Certificates of Redemption . . 2.00 Military Discharge . . . . None Water Rights . . . . . . . 1.50 Riders less than 8 inch . . . 1.00

FILING FEES

Financing Statements . . . . 3.00 Hospital Liens . . . . . . . 1.50 Tax Liens . . . . . . . . . 1.50 Lien Upon Chattel . . . . . 1.50 Photostat Copies — per page . . 1.00 Effective January 1, 1972

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