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max of a prehistoric drama, tumbling
or limpid waters bathing their feet,
wastelands jeweled with green or gold
en fields, all swathed in endless sun
shine.”
J. E. Morelock
Press Correspondent
LA GRANDE CHAPTER No. 4
Joe Sellers, La Grande shops, cele
brated his 65th birthday, May 22.
Hope you have many, many, more Joe.
Leland Dixon, Burns officeman, re
cently visited the La Grande shops.
Yours truly didn’t find out who he
was until he left the shop—so didn’t
find out if Leo thanked Leland for that
big, black cigar.
Vacation time is going full swing
around the La Grande shops. Joe Camp
bell, shop superintendent, took off for
the coast. Understand Joe ran into
quote a ilot of rain— too bad, Joe, bet
ter luck next time.
Pete Thomas, Leslie Bellus, Herschel
Talbott, Paul Nice, Clarence Gruis and
Glenn Tetrick. Have a wonderful time,
boys.
Don Gruis, La Grande shop, had 4
wedding anniversary. Don brought hi?
wife a very beautiful gold wrist watch,
and low and behold if his wife didn’t
surprise him with a gold wrist watch
to match hers. Now they are both
sporting new watches. Many more
happy anniversaries, Don.
We recently had a visit from Mr.
Stewart, who gave a talk on the pro
gress of the Civil Service commission
and the Retirement Plan.
Lorna D. Baker
Press Correspondent
ROSE CITY CHAPTER No. 5
The directors meeting held in Salem
June 18 was attended by H. C. Broad
well, director; Claude Moore, chapteiA ,
president; Ivan Dakin, delegate; and L^P
J. McReynolds, secretary-treasurer.
Regular meeting of Rose City chap-