The Oregon state employee. (Salem, Oregon.) 1944-195?, July 01, 1947, Page 28, Image 28

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its work on the Lower Columbia, and
in the Astoria section. They are now
working out of Jewell, where consider­
able work is necessary due to logging
operations.
LeRoy Boldt’s maintenance "crew
from Astoria and John A. Howery’s
maintenance crew from Mist, have
combined with John Thomas’ crew at
Jewell, in the last month, to mainte­
nance patch ahead of Skinner’s paving
crew.
It may be of interest to know that
logging operations in the Walluski area
necessitated the opening of the Walluski
bridge, which is manually operated, an
average of once daily.
EIvin English, operator on Youngs
Bay bridge, spent a few days in the
Saint Mary’s hospital, with the flu.
However, Elvin is back on the job
again.
Clarence Asher left on his 1947 va­
cation on May 29. Clarence headed for
Spray, eastern Oregon, w h e r e his
mother lives. Prior to starting his vaca­
tion, we do know some facts about
Clarence! ,
We do know that Clarence pur­
chased a new 30 calibre carbine.
We do know Clarence needed prac­
tice with his new rifle.
W e do know Clarence loves hunting.
We do know Clarence likes meat.
We do know the hunting season isn’t
open here, but there is considerable
wild game in eastern Oregon. .
And in conclusion, we do hope that
Walling Sand &
Gravel Company
SAND - GRAVEL
CRUSHED ROCK
Ready Mixed Concrete
Garden Sand
Driveway and Fill Materials
E. Hoyt, Salem
Phone 8561
Clarence and his family had a wonder­
ful vacation.
Jess Hathaway, after purchasing a
new Fleetline Chevrolet car, left for
an extended vacation on the east coast,
taking his mother with him. Later
reports received are that Jess has re­
turned and that he enjoyed his trip
immensely;
—-Floyd H. Simon
Press Correspondent
THE DALLES CHAPTER No. 9
The wee gee board is all polished up
and raring to go, but first a bit about
the big meeting we just finished.
Election of new officers was on the
ticket. In order to get the speaker
of thé evening, Forrest Stewart, on
his feet as soon-as possible, some fancy
nominating and-voting took place, and
I mean fancy. H ere they are:_______
Telephone 12
121 Lyon Street
NISSEN MOTOR CO.
Ford
Authorized Dealer
ALBANY. OREGON
As you enfer this ethical
pharmacy, you’re impressed
w ith the p rofessional at­
mosphere. Skilled, precise
service; fresh, potent drugs
have made this Prescrip­
tion Headquarters. Bring
us your next prescription.
WILLETT’S CAPITAL
DRUG STORE
405 State St., at Liberty