Vets' Corner — Veterans need help finding work
This week is starting out on a very busy note. Food programs in our area are ramping up for a busy season, and we are no exception to the needs of our community. We need help for veterans who need work, so, if you have a job available, please give the Veteran Advocates of Ore-Ida a call, and we will spread the word. If you are a bank or mortgage broker that might help with veterans needing assistance with what to do with overdue payments or foreclosure, please give me a call. If you’re a veteran who does not know where to turn please walk into the office at 890 S.W. Fourth Ave. in the center where the Plaza Restaurant is located. If you know how to bake cookies and wish to be involved drop in. If you need a patriotic gift for the season, stop in and see what we might have that will satisfy your need and at the same time help support our office/USO- type atmosphere. Come in and see what all the talk is about, and learn for yourself how much good is located in one place. You do not have to be a veteran to see what we are doing. All you have to be is interested in veterans, the military and our country.

Veterans program needs oversight
Key words are conjured up when reviewing a General Accounting Office report regarding a federal program designed to help disabled military veterans who own small businesses.