Portland O bserver
Thursday. June 26. 1975
Veteran’s loans easier
O regon v eteran s will find
it easier
to
get
sta te
veterans' loans to acquire
m obile hom es and condo
m inium s, and the am ount
they may borrow for hom es
and farm s will be much
greater as the result of bills
passed
by th e
recen tly
adjourned 1975 L egislatu re.
Elm o M. Mills, assistn t
director of the S ta te De
partnient of V eterans' Af
fairs, called atten tion today
to the follow ing bills enact
ed affecting th e sta te vet
erans' loan program:
HB3001, which perm its
loans for the first tim e on
T w o youn g ladies at the St. John's Day Care C enter enjoy a m om ent of conversation
recently. They are, left. Tracy W ilson, daughter of Charlene M. W ilson, 8612 N. Sw ift and
Sheena Roach, daughter of Linda A very. 9148 N. W oolsey Ct. The Board of D irectors of
the U n ited Way approved a $37,000 allocation for the St. John's Day Care C enter at a
m eeting W ednesday, Jun e 18th. The allocation covers 1975-76.
United Way sets funding goal
The U nited Way Board of
D irectors has approved a
cam paign goal of $8,315.05,
for 1975. A chievem ent of
the goal will require an
average increase of 8.1 per
cent o ver last year, accord
ing to Philip R. Bogue.
U n ited Wav president.
The Board also approved
allocations for 89 agencies,
including in North
and
N ortheast Portland. Albina
Fam ily S ervices. $55,000;
A Boys Clubs. $97,500; LIFE
Center, $21,000: St. Johns
Day Care. $37,000; Delaun
ay M ental Health C enter.
$39,686 and the Highland
Com m unity Center. $28,000.
A b ove average increases
w ere recom m ended for the
agen cies fighting the prob
lem s of recession. Those
include a gen cies providing
child day care, counseling
for em otional family prob
lem s and basic life support
agencies.
The allocations w ere ap
proved after volunteer pan
els. 96 men and wom en,
review ed the program and
budget request of each
agency.
M em bers asked tough
qu estion s and got answers,'*
said Bogue. "Allocation re
q u ests w ere com pared to
social service priorities de
veloped by the Tri-County
Com m unity Council and the
Health and W elfare Plan
ning Council. V ancouver.”
"We know that at least
95 percent of the people
who gave last year are still
em ployed," said K enneth
W. Self. 1975 Campaign
Chairman and P resident of
the F reigh tlin er Corpora
tion. "Many of th ese people
have received raises. It is
im perative th ey recognize
their opportunity and re
sp onsib ility to share their
good fortune w ith people,
who through no fault of
their ow n. need help now."
mobue nom es not connected
to real e sta te , and on
leasehold in te re sts such as
som e condom inium s. The
interest rate on th e se units
will be 7.9 percent, or 2
percent higher than on
hom es and (arm s. Ixtans
now may be m ade
on
mobile hom es on ren ted or
leased space, such as in a
mobile home park.
-- HB2126. increasing th«
home loan m axim um from
$28,000 to $35,000.
- HB3137, increasing the
farm loan m axim um from
$85,000 to $125,000.
Mills said all th ree bills
D R .JE F F R E Y B R A D Y S ays:
DO Not Put Olf Needed Dental (aie
had the em ergen cy clauae.
m aking them e ffe c tiv e im
m ediately.
A lso passed w as a v eter
ana* m easure, H JR23. which
will be sen t to th e voter's in
lex t M ay's prim ary election
and which, if passed, will
grant loans to V ietnam era
vetera n s w ho lived in Ore
gon for tw o y ea rs b etw een
discharge and May
1st.
1977. P resen tly th ey m ust
have en tered th e service
fiom O regon. T he m easure
also would e x ten d a World
War II veteran 's post war
resid en ce qualifying d ate
from 1952 to 1965.
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JC Penneys names m anager
Joseph E. Tedford has
been named m anager of the
new JC P en ney sto re sch e
duled for an A ugust 13th
o p e n in g in W a s h in g to n
Square here, according to J
R. Pollock. P enney d istrict
m anager.
Tedford. w ho m anaged
ih e Lloyd C enter location in
Portland for the five years
prior to his appointm ent
here, is a tw en ty nine year
veteran with the national
retail firm.
A n a tiv e
of C am as
W ashington, he joined the
Company in 1946 in the
dow ntow n Portland site and
worked his w ay up through
th e ranks to d epartm en t
manager.
He assum ed
increasing responsib ility as
departm ent m anager in the
Bend and Medford units
before his orom otior
to
a ssistan t m anager in Ken
ton, W ashington, in 1953.
Four y ea rs later, he w as
m ade m anager of the Mount
Vernon, W ashington. Pen
ney's. From 1961 to 1970.
he m anaged
increasingly
•arger sto r es in S e a ttle.
W a s h in g to n ; K e n to n ,
W ashington; and Visalia.
California, before accepting
m anagem ent of the Lloyd
C enter sto re in Portland.
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L eft to right: G eorge Fitz, Lonnie B ates and Ralph
Davis; seated: Rufus iPortland Thunder! F erguson, pause
to pose as th ey are being fitted at Forem an and Clarks
(Lloyd C enter! for the fashion show.
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Lions show fashions
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The Albina Lions Club
presen ts it's 2nd annual
“U nity in the Community"
Benefit; Friday. June 27th
a t th e J a n tz e n
B each
T h u n d e r b ir d iR iv e r v ie w
Room), 8:30 p.m. 1:00 a.m.
There will be an awards
presentation honoring many
Com m unity People.
A fantastic fashion show
featuring many of P ort
land's finest Models; Port
land A th ete s...ie .
Rufus
(R o a d r u n n e r ) F e r g u s o n ..
Portland
B usinessm en...ie.
G eorge
Ritz, of Gospel
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U n lim ited ...R oy J. of KQIV
...Lonnie B ates, a Lions
Club m em ber and many
more com m unity figures.
The finale will be a
dynam ite dance featuring
the Slickaphonics.!
P roceeds will go to the
O regon Sight Foundation.
T ick ets can be purchased at
G enevas, 4228 N. W illiams;
Ms. B .J.'s at P orts 0 Call or
from any Lions Club m em
ber.
For m ore inform ation ju st
call Ix>nnie Bates: 225-3832.
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