Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, September 06, 1945, Page 5, Image 5

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By MURRAY WADE
STATE FUNCTIONS RESTORED
The untying of federal strings on
state activities the past,' week has
eased progress in manyj state de
partments. Momentum 'was given
this procedure by President Tru
man's agreement with the executive
committee of the national govern
ors' conference when they called at
the White House ten days ago with
a proposal that employment serviced
be returned to the states.
The unemployment services of the
48 states were consolidated into the
United States employment service
in Jan. 1942, as a wartime measure.
WORLD WAR II VETERANS' AID
On Oct. 1 the state department
of veterans' affairs will be ready to
accept applications for loans from
veterans of World War II who have
at least 90 days service and are
honorably discharged, Director
Hugh Rossarf has just announced.
The loans are for purchasing homes
or farms on a 20-year payment plan
at 4 percent interest. Loans will be
held at $3000 and will be made on
75 percent of the assessed valuation.
Applicants must have been resi
dents of Oregon at the time of
their enlistment and when they
apply for a loan. Servicemen as
signed to the Specialized Training
program are eligible. The sate de
partment of veterans' affairs has
called for bids on $1,000,000 in
bonds to finance this department.
Bids must represent 95 percent or
more of the face value of the
bonds.
TO AID CITIES
Several Orggon cities including
"Portland, Salem, Eugene and West
Salem have been assured by the
state highway commission that they
will be extended full cooperation
in planning arterial highways con
nected to the different cities. No
agreement has been made as to
when any of the work will start
but coordination of effort is as-
Heppner Gazette Times September 6, 1945 5
sured.
The highway commission has
auhorized the purchase of a series
of wayside strips on the Pacific
highway in Douglas county; on the
Oregon coast highway between
Waldport and Yachats; 635 acres
on The Dalles California highway
between Bend and Redmond, to
preserve juniper trees and 80 acres
at the entrance of Silver Creek
Falls park.
Traffic volume on Oregon high
ways have increased 26 percent
since gas rationing ended at the
close of the war, Secretary of State
Robert S. Farrell Jr. states. Traffic
recorders maintained by the high
way department counted 36,978 ve
hicles during the week ending Aug.
18 compared with only 29,331 the
previous week.
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The Blaine Elliott family spent
the double Labor day holiday in
Heppner with their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Howell, arriving here
Saturday evening from Freewater
where Mr. Elliott is manager of
the J. C. Penney Co store.
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Get Your Tickets Early!
Admission prices to the 21st Annual
An nual Heppner Rodeo:
Friday: One general admission $1.75
Plus Federal Tax 35c; Total $2.10
Saturday-Sunday: Reserved seat.. ..$2.00
lus Federal Tax 40c; Total $2.40
General admission Friday and Saturday
$1.50; plus Fed'l tax 30e; Total $1.80
Make your reservations at
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