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Show Sun Chronicle Thursday, April 5. 1973 Wk0Yfl(i 0 0 Tfs LZ3 C( rvnm i ; jinifirf i t r 4 ; I 1 S $ V i 2sss f 2112 & is L(? sCt. , 1 If. t I i! i til I I t?fl1 0 -f r-- tj I ,1 c h Yhx IS' t ' ATI - -- v- ' t. t i a. - E?. I " -i fc 'r 4 flH5E i i STUDENTS LINED the sidewalk of Roy Junior High last weekend and cheered as Maj. Lunas motorcade arrived. The large welcome home sign proclaimed every ones individual welcomes. COMMANDER Keith Gwilliam of the Ro American Legion Post 139 presented Maj. Luna with a 1973 membership card, recognized all ove the world. T ffnFfTf i -r ft. the bottom of my heart, commented Maj. Luuna. Its great to be back. The Major was cheered and stood while attendees gave him three standing ov ations. u j jI nif j VcmW mW: '' & 7W hPr k M j'9 ?b-- j w $Vv-N- ? - j- ,s-- f; j , t'' - v ;nf I m, v.v iit , CiSTl J ,i IteZiswemBeiA f . J i' i) IF WE DIDNT HAVE PAUL BACHTOLD, DON THOMAS, AND JIM ERICKSON, WED BE JUST ANOTHER RAILROAD. But Union Pacific isnt merely big hardware We're mainly people . people like Paul Bachtold, Don Thomas and Jim Erickson (N k J T"'-- !, ' MEMBERS of the Roy Junior High Choir were featured on the program honoring the arrival of Major Luna in Roy last weekend. The group is directed by Roger Campbell. TELEVISION and newspaper reporters were on hand to greet Major Luna back and discuss with him the many problems he faced during nearly six years of imprisonment. Sfli Cars and tracks and wheels and engines That s some of the big hardware it takes to be a railroad If- - u-f-- j, A - Uh t "V rtOTO , f I : ,1 f! a(pr a! ,r CHAMBER PRESIDENT Roger Stover welcomed Maj. Luna back and extended thanks to all returned Vietnam veterans. S;lV vf Vyf y fftHSijj', , VlfTl firm CROWD PLEASING marches and other musical numbers with patriotic themes were presented by the Roy Junior High band, directed by Loyal West during the program last Friday morning. Wf 1 , i 4 ; THANK YOU from i Paul, Don and Jim are "itchmen in our Seattle yard Their job is important to you and your area, wherever you live They work in the terminal switching cars carrying raw ma'erials parts and finished products to and from the port, warehouses and manufacturing facilities U P switchmen all along the line work day and night in all kinds of weather just so the goods and on time get delivc-e- d Paul Bachtold Don Thomas Jim Erickson Three of the thousand railroaders twenty-seve- n at Union Pacific Because of them and the job they do, we re not lust another railroad Were the railroad that can handle it Mw STUDENTS proudly filed past Maj. Luna shaking hands and extending their individual greetings to the man. Ji Viiavil IT p- wtyrga |