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Pag* 12 A R G U S EYES for V i c t o r y July. 1945
SERVICE DEPARTMEN:
NEWS
Thelma Burke is a new member on ou
office staff. Welcome, Thelma!
Evelyn Belleau is leaving the departmen
to join her husband who is stationed a
Keesler Field, Mississippi. We sure hat
to lose you Evelyn, but are glad you ar
able to join your husband. The best o
luck to you both.
Dorothy Jacobus has been pretty happ
lately—the reason—her brother Dick, wh
is stationed at Ontario, California is horn
on a 21 day furlough. He stopped int
the department and we all enjoyed hi
visit.
Lester Michael received two Germa
armbands and a German flag from hi
Son, Bob, who has served in five cam
paigns in the European Theater. Hop
the next package you receive Mike, will b
your son, Bob, in person.
Betty Rossiter has left the departmen
as she and her husband have purchased ,
grocery store in Lakeland.
Mrs. LaVeta Shaw is going o spend he
week's vacation this month with her son
S 1/c Richard Shaw, who is stationed a
Lambert Field, St. Louis, Missouri.
Bernice Highfield is going to spend he
vacation on her farm at Holly, Michigan
How's those vegetables and fruit coming
Bernie?
Raymond Nemanich spent a week with
his folks at Joliet, Illinois. How did you
like "mom's home cooking" you were telling
us all about, Ray?
We wish to welcome Russell Rochte
and Harry Lansing to our camera repairman
staff.
The Combine (Con't.)
Wonder if that was where he developed
cannibalistic instincts? He bit Clara's finger
and she got blood-poison. It seems
these two gals are bribing the auditors
with cigars. However it turned out they
were for Clara's Dad. Doris brought him
a box from Chicago where she visited her
brother at Hines Veteran Hospital. Roy
made our mouths water the other day recounting
the pleasure of week-ending with
friends in Detroit. Bobbie, who by the
way made the last blood bank on her
third try, is having a weeks vacation.
She'll probably come back with a luscious
tan so we will all start counting the days
'.til our turn.
Bob Ward had quite a tussel with the
flu but got the best of it after several days
at home. His wife and young daughter,
who is getting to be quite a lady, visited
us the other night. We missed Alyce
Taylor the other morning and found she
had gone home to nurse a sick tummy
caused from too many helpings of whipped
cream and cake and ice-cream at the graduation
exercises in Milan. The new per-
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