The Oregon state employee. (Salem, Oregon.) 1944-195?, April 01, 1944, Page 14, Image 14

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Earle H. Woodley says that the win­
ters are sure getting long in the High
Sierras. He is still looking for settlers
to colonize Santiam Junction. He pre­
fers the steady type.
We had a "feed” at our last meeting
— coffee and poison doughnuts.
Jonas Hammack is now working at
the Jack Vaughn Machine and Weld­
ing Works at Redmond. Road repairs
as a sideline.
Koon McKenzie is re-oiling The
Dalles - Calif., Highway (Jefferson
County) by hand.
Taylor McClay just finished a new
Highway over the Ochoco Mountain so
that Buck Waggoner can go to Prine­
ville.
Bill Meeks has a housing project go­
ing on at Brothers.
CHAPTER NO. 4— LaGRANDE
LaGrande Chapter meets the first
Friday of each month. All State Em­
ployees are cordially invited to attend.
The Oregon State Employees Associ­
ation Benefit Club has been organised
in District No. 5. This Benefit Asso­
ciation will provide a very low-priced
Life insurance for the members. Joe
Campbell, State Highway Department,
LaGrande, was elected president. Fur­
ther information concerning the Bene­
fit Club can be obtained fi om Mr.
Campbell.
CHAPTER NO. 5— Rose City
The March 17th meeting was a
grand session, 67 of our 89 members
attending.
Punch, brewed by Mr. Ford, with
the assistance of Mary Cullens Cottage,
and several members who furnished the
To All Slate Employees Working
in Salem and Marion County . . .
You can borrow money, without embarrassment or
delay, and repay in small monthly installments at
low rates of interest from your fellow employees
through the STATE EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION,
owned and operated by its members.
A ll Dealings With Your Credit Union
A re Strictly Confidential
Should y ou desire further information, contact or call 4171, Ex­
tension 303, W. J. P. FARRELL, TREASURER, 518 State Office
Building, Salem .