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a, package of cigarettes that he had
actually purchased with * his . own
money! Someone yelled "pack’s out”
and that was the end of that package.
Your correspondent threatened to buy
another package before the day was
out and not tell anyone about it. (P.S.
I did on the way home after work.)
Jack’ Norton, genial .president of
Chapter No. 30, is the proud recipient
of a beautiful croquet set won as a
prize in a s|°gan contest conducted by
a Portland community known as the
Upper Sandy district. While Jack was
on his vacation, we e ailed him at 8
o’clock one morning and asked him if
we could come out f o r a game of.crp-,
quet on his front lawn. Censor rules
forbid us to tell you what he said!
Sincere condolences are extended
Wilbur Breedlove, G.I. self -employed
Section, at the recent passing of his
father.
Another newlywed in our midst is
Bob Butler, G.I. adjustment unit, who,
with his bride, Frances, are honey
mooning at Depoe Bay and other coast
points. Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs.
Butler!
Marge Sandberg, good-looking switch
board operator, is now a receptionist
for radio station KALE. Best of luck
to you, Marge! *
Following have returned from very
enjoyable vacations: Paul Y,“ Kerrick,
office chief, unemployment compensa
tion, benefits i section; Walter E.
Grayes,. chief deputy; Mildred Reed,
switchboard operator; Willis Cady,
claims deputy, and Floyd ("Mac” )
McKean, G.I. adjuster. "Mac1’ went
fishing around the Puget Sound area
and later at Nehalem. He reports good
luck at both places. "Mac” told this
correspondent that he would like to
register a complaint against the fellow
who always wants to bring along fish
ing equipment when he goes on a
fishing trip. "Who wants to fish on a
fishing trip!” queried McKean with
great-gpstb.
Chuck Fullerton, formerly deputy in
charge of veterans’ claims,, is now in
charge of the Coos Bay unemployment
office; Gordon DeCoss, G.I.R.A. sec
tion, . is. taking Chuck’s place tempor
arily; Willard Lawless, former deputy
in G.I. vet’s allowance, is now in the
central office in charge of self-em
ployed vet claims.
Robert Hecker, clerk in the unem
ployment compensation office, recently
took over new duties in the welfare
division. Good luck, Bob!
Jane Herman, G.I. clerk, took a
"vacation” recently. It seems that Jane
is active in Grant high school sorority
and club affairs. Reason? One of her
daughters, Bonnie, is a student there.
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