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That lucky man, Jack McCallister,
did it again—yep, he walked off with
the jackpot. How does he do it?
Now for the reports of those spies
'of mine (a few at least are beginning
to function).
Orra Mahany went and "dood it.”
Last year while on a trip to Alaska she
met a very interesting gentleman by
the name of J. A. Edwards. As the
story goes, they were soon that-a-way
about each other, and after the trip
kept the mailman busy. Finally the
mail brought a huge diamond ring,
and yep, you guessed it—it is now Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Edwards of Anchorage,
Alaska and California. Best wishes,
Orra, we miss your cheerful disposi­
tion and ready wit.
Elaine Marquardt also went by the
board and shortened her name to the
wintery name of Snow. Elaine is secre­
tary to Jim McFarland, and expects to
resume her position upon her return to
Salem. The big event took place on
June 9 at the home of the bride’s par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Marquardt of
Salem. The happy couple left for a
wedding trip to the sunny (?) clime
of California immediately after the re­
ception. Mr. Charles Snow, the bride-
Route 4, Box 234
Phone 292
Rogue River Sand & Gravel Co.
P. P. Proctor, Owner
Sand, Gravel & Crushed Rock
East Park St.
Grants Pass, Ore.
OREGON AMERICAN
LUMBER CORP.
Vernonia, Oregon
Manufacturers of
Old Growth Yellow Fir Lumber
D.E.T. Uppers and Commons
groom and former Navy man, plans to
attend Willamette University this fall.
Our best wishes to them both.
Jack Rhodes
Press Correspondent
ROSEBURG CHAPTER No. 2
Roseburg chapter has added quite a
number of new members in recent
months from various departments re­
presented in the vicinity. We are mak­
ing a definite effort to contact all
state employees in the area and famil­
iarize them with our program and ob­
jectives.
There has been a great deal of inter­
est shown by the Douglas County em­
ployees, who have formed an associa­
tion of their own. This chapter has
worked with them ,but has been un­
able to offer them anything concrete
in the form of affiliation, due to its
own charter limitations.
Warren Mann, former employee in
the Roseburg district, recently returned
from the Army, where he had seen
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