Chuck Carpenter, Holden's operations manger, returned to the village today after a 3 week "out". When he left the plowing arm on the road grader was non-functioning. While he was gone our mechanics worked very hard to get the blade arm working. It took many days, a trip out and lots of hard work but today, as Chuck arrived it waved him in.
Last night, we heard singing and wend downstairs to discover the high school students caroling. Was a beautiful full moon evening and our songs carried up to the mountain tops.
Chuck Carpenter, Holden's operations manger, returned to the village today after a 3 week "out". When he left the plowing arm on the road grader was non-functioning. While he was gone our mechanics worked very hard to get the blade arm working. It took many days, a trip out and lots of hard work but today, as Chuck arrived it waved him in.
1 comment:
think they would stop by my house!
How delightful ...
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