The Office
Manager's Mailbag
by Gar Salzbeber, CSPRA Office Manager
Retiring Soon?
Do you know someone who is retiring? CSPRA provides a plaque for
each member when they retire. Contact CSPRA at (800) 749-8749,
or make a request at www.cspra.com, or write to CSPRA, P.O. Box
247, Carpinteria, CA 93004-0247, or email: officemanager@cspra.com
HELP! Seeking Members
We are looking for the following members who have changed addresses
and have no forwarding address. They are: Gregory Probst, Barbara
Escobar, Brian Robertson, Katie Metraus, Cynthis Spencer, Eric
Hjelstrom, Eric Carter, JoAnn Traylor, Steven Fisher, Stephen
Michel, Emily Peterson, David Strawn, Pedro Gomez, Cameron Morrison,
Edward Navarro, Robert Birkland, Stephen Lester, Lisa Bradford,
Bedelia Sanford, and Roy Flatt. Please get address changes to
me at the address or e-mail above.
Communications
Getting personnel notes from our retired members about what they're
doing with their lives warms the cockles of my heart and sends
chills of joy up my spine. I hope everybody else enjoys them as
much.
Ross Henry writes: Kay and I are doing fine. We see a lot of the
Graeagle Park Retirees. Dick Troy and Joe Engbeck will be down
the first of January for a week of golf and frivolity. By "down,"
I mean to Indio where Kay and I winter.
Bill Marshall writes: I have been busy since April on projects
connected with the Paradise Art Center. In June of 2001 I was
elected to the Board of Directors for a 2 year term. Then, by
vote of the other 4 Directors, I was made Secretary, this along
with my other work of making repairs to our 80+ year old building.
Sylva has been a member of PAC for over 17 years. Through her
I began making small repairs then big repairs. She has developed
into an excellent artist her business card is enclosed.
Last March it was decided to place a mural on our south wall.
A group of the ladies designed a mural covering 14 4x8 panels.
You know who then put them up on the wall me! The mural
is 32' wide, 14' high on the left half and 10' high on the right
half. I have enclosed a photo of the finished project. (If we
ever upgrade to color printing, we'll be able to print the great
photos members send Gar).
Besides that, we took a trip by our new Avalanche through Oregon,
Idaho (twice), Montana, Yellowstone/Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Colorado to see Sylvia's sister in Colorado Springs, Utah and
Nevada on the way home. Close to 5,000 miles.
While in Yellowstone, we were rewarded by being able to see one
of the wolves cross the road in front of us. Also the usual Buffalo,
Elk, Moose and other wildlife. We saw our first Grizzly with 2
cubs twice while they were running themselves outside their den.
Scholarships
Want a CSPRA scholarship? Contact Fred Jee at (760) 767-3674.