AAA Processing
Housing Requests
Farm construction applications
under the veteran's emergency
housing program are now being
processed at the county AAA office.
Under the program farm dwell
ings or garage costing more than
$400 or other arm construction, re
pair or alteration of buildings
HH priority ratings for certain
costing $1,000 or more, must have
materials before construction can
be started, the county chairman
pointed out. However, it is not ne
cessary to have priority rating to
complete the job, nor does it Dro-
bibit the job's completion if started
prior to March 21, 1946.
Priority applications for farm
construction only are being pro
cessed through the AAA office and
any application for off-farm con
struction priority, must be placed
with the nearest CPA office.
Heppner Gazette Times, April 25, 1946 7
RUNNIONS RETURN FROM
TRIP TO EAST COAST
Elated with what thev had seen
but glad to get back to Oregon, Mr.
and Mrs. V. R. Runnion returned
to Heppner Saturday evening after
spending two months in the east.
They visited New York, Philadel
phia, Washington D. C. and other
leading cities of the Atlantic sea
board states, visiting relatives and
friends . and seeing the points of
greatest interest to the tourist. (obtaining reservatios, both rail and
hotel, saw a big slice of the coun-
the visit was over and they were
"Bob" reports that he visited
Congressman Lowell Stockman,
who, although a busy man, took
time out to discuss the proposed
Heppner flood control dam. It is
the congressman's opinion that
proponents of the dam will have to
do some real plugging if the pro
ject is to receive favorable at
tention. The Runnions had good luck in
PIANO PUPILS APPEAR
IN ANNUAL RECITAL
Saturday evening the J. O. Tur
ner home was packed to overflow
ing when parents and friends gath
ered to enjoy an evening of piano
numbers. Mrs. Turner presented
her- class in solos and duets. The
little folks instituted the pleasure
of the occasion and they in turn
were followed by intermediates and
they by high school students. Some
have studied with Mrs. Turner only
a matter of months while her older
students have progressed under
her able coaching until they have
become well rounded musicians.
Miss Marylou Ferguson added bril
liance to the recital by her group
of two numbers.
o :
Raymond Parrish left Wednesday
for Alaska where he will be em
ployed. He will go to Valdez where
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Huddleston - reside. He
will leave a Canadian airport Sat
urday. BALLOTS DELIVERED
TO COUNTY CLERK
Another primary election time is
at hand and the., balots are ready
for that day, -May 17. They were
delivered to the court house the
irst of the week. Clerk Barlow re
ports a few requests for ballots
to be sent to citizens who will be
unable to be in the city that day.
An extra sheet was necessary to
accommodate the measures per
taining to the hospital so the vo
ters will have to wet their pencils
twice on voting day.
Sample ballots were printed as
usual and may be had upon request.
very home may have a mechani
cal Hi-Hung-Wath to wash and
iron clothes.
mm
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l)ut In 1946, we still have to
tave used cooking fat to make enough
soap to wash clothes the old fashioned
way. Use and re-use food fats and then
turn them in to your meat dealer for
four cents a pound to make soap and
Other household essentials. Fats and oils
are short the world over. By conserving
fats you help to feed the starving millions.
Merchants Credit Bureau
Commerc'l Mimeographing
Avail yourself of these services
Francis B. Nicker son
headed for home it seemed like
that old choo-choo never would
land them in Oregon again at
try, million? people, but when' least the time dragged to Bob.
New vacuum tube
equipment will speed
long distance calls
Long distance expansion program in full swing
At dozens of
places up and
down the Pacific
Coast we're going
ahead with new
vacuum tube
equipment which
boosts the num
ber of telephone
calls wires can
carry.
This is just part of our unprecedented long distance ex
pansion program now under way.
For the phenomenal development in this part of the
' country has resulted in a tremendously increased num
ber of toll and long distance calls. (In 1945, for ex
ample, we handled nearly a million a day.) But we're
- . working full speed ahead to install the additional fa
cilities we need to provide a better and faster long dis-
tance service than ever before.
Lftfen to tfce Telephone Hour ...9 p.m. Monday . . . NIC
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
West Willow Street-Telephone Heppner 5
Adnrtifmtnt
'rom where I sit ... ly Joe. Marsh.
Best
There's on old war memorial in
our town that I like to stop and
look at now and. then.
Back in 1865, folks gathered up
all the bitter relics of battle and
put them in a pile: cannon, lat
tered rifles, broken swords, and
rusted bayonets. Some of them
from our side, some captured from
the enemy.
They melted them down, and
from this litter of war sprung a
monument to friendship, tolerance
and understanding a promise that
the bitterness and hatred were forgotten.
War Memorial
I Know
Since then, there've been all
kinds of disagreements in this
country, big and little. Prohibition
was one and there was plenty of
bloodshed, misery and grief until
the problem was resolved.
But from where I sit, it's part of
the greatness of America that we
remain a united country. We may
disagree as individuals but, ac
cepting that difference of opinion,
we can live in tolerance and mu
tual respect.
Copyright, 1946, United State Brewer Foundation
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