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o w n er of sev eral original H um m el fig
u rin es sen t h er by h e r siste r-in -la w
in G erm any. S he also has received a
v ery b e a u tifu l G erm an clock. H ilda
is m em b ersh ip chairm an for the
ch ap ter.
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Retirement News
On A p ril 1, th e state, highw ayB de-
p a rtm e n t^ ^ ^ g n i z ^ th e close of . ac
tiv e service, by retire m en t, of Roy V.
H ollenberg, requisitions supervisor in
the accounting division. Mr. H ollen
b e rg ’s service covered a period , of 33
years except fo r a short period, 1918
to 1919, w hen he engaged in sh ip y ard
accounting. His successor, M r:. Lowell
S hinn, has served in th e equipm ent
and accounting divisions for an e x
ten d ed p erio d and comes to the posi
tion w ell qualified.
M r. H ollenberg, from D ecem ber of
1917 to M arch of 1925, was connected
w ith the original voucher and a u d it
ing d ep artm en ts; from 1 9 2 5 to 1940,
h an d led th e accounts receivable, in -
com ing cash and bank balances and
from 1940 to d ate has beem lSiquB ®
tions su p erv iso r in the accounting di-
vision w hich includes the original
au d itin g d ep artm en t.
He has served u n d er three state
h ig h ^ jS I engineers, 29 state highw ay
com m issioners and has seen the o r-
igwaBKmucher d&parw ^ r o of six grow
to an au d itin g .^B iartm ent of 15 and
ex p an d to an accounting division of
o y er 5M sw ith th e in terestin g ^changes
in m ethods, m aterials, personnel and
hig h w ay usage th at occasioned the
grow th.
His service to the state has been
long, conscientious and efficient and
his fellow w orkers see him leave state
service w ith rggret.
It is n o t^ e n ''e r^ ^ a » k h S z m b » t h e
averag e state em ployee w h at happens
to his R etire m e n t contributions upon
term in atio n and s u b a B ^ M ^ e h ^ l If
you are a m em ber of th e l l l l l h m ent
| | | stem , t e r m i m ^ j a n d w ith d raw your
contributions, and th e n come back,
you can lose a lot of benefits if you
are n o t careful. On your re tu rn (even
th o u g h it is w ith in five y ears) unless
you re p a y y o u r w ith d ra w n j co n trib u
tions w ithin six months, you lose all
p rio r rig h ts including credit for prior
service.
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