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About The Oregon state employee. (Salem, Oregon.) 1944-195? | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1945)
10 Membership Contest The Oregon State Employees Associ ley Morris, and Betty Dotson, chairman ation throtigh its membership Commit of membership committees to be final tee have been working on an inter- judges. Homer V.’Carpenter, Secretary- chapter contest, the objective being to Treasurer will award the prizes. , increase our membership. We have completed our plans and herewith sub mit the rules of thé contest and the Membership Committee prizes to be awarded. We hope you will The Salem branch of the Women’s enter into the spirit of this ^contest and put forth a mighty effort to attain Membership Committee has swung into 100% membership in all chapters. position and has begun to pass the ver Szx Prizes bal amfnunition which is aimed toward Group one—To the chapters secur bringing new members into the Oregon ing the greatest number of new mem State Employees Association. This com bers: mittee is composed of one representa First prize, $25.00 War Bond; Sec tive -from each of the Salem chapters ond prize, $ 10.00 in war stamps; Third of the Association. Active on the com prize, $5.00 in war stamps. mittee are Miss Doris Albin of the In Group two—To the chapters show dustrial Accident Commission, Mrs. ing the greatest percentage of increase Florence Ames of the Department of in membership: First prize, $25.00 War the Secretary of State, Miss Ora Ma- Bond; Second p r i z e , $10.00 in War hony of the Highway Department, Miss Stamps; Third prize, $5.00 in War Barbara Ortman of the State Library, Stamps. Mrs. Maxine Rasmussen of the Public Utilities Commission, Miss Ethel Red Rules of Contest den of the Unemployment Compensa 1. Contest to start June 1 and end tion Commission, and Miss Elizabeth October 31, >1945. Dotson, chairman, of the State Library 2. AH applications effective in staff. June, July, August, September and Oc Among other activities, the commit tober, 1945 will count. tee has planned a series of informal so 3. New chapters organized will be cial evenijngs at which non-members will be special guests. These gatherings classed in group one. 4. Chapter secretaries to send in each are intended to help members become month names and dues for all new better acquainted with other state em ployees and ton enable those unfamiliar members secured. 5. Executive secretary w i l l advise with the Association to become in the chapter president each month of the formed about its principles and plans. The first of these meetings was held standing of all chapters. Our magazine in each issue will also show the stand on May 3 in the Capitol Room of the Salem Chamber of Commerce. Refresh ing of all chapters. ments were served early in the evening, 6. All applications must be in the after which a discussion of the Associa Executive Secretary’s office by October tion was led by Mr. Forrest Stewart, 31, 1945. executive-secretaiy. Mr. Stewart ex 7. Forrest Stewart, Executive Secre plained the objectives and organization tary, I. A. DeFrance, President, Stan (Continued on Page 21)
