The Oregon state employee. (Salem, Oregon.) 1944-195?, January 01, 1947, Page 34, Image 34

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AGRICULTURAL CH A PTER No. 26
Wedding bells take the spotlight in
A gricultural chapter’s first appearance
in "Chapter News.” Miss Edna Youn-
gren, bacteriologist in department head­
quarters at Salem, and Donald Duffield,
in charge of weights and' measures,
traveled altarward November 23. Fol­
lowing the honeymoon, both reported
back to duty.
The chapter has added a fine group
of new members during the year, and
now fys nip and tuck between the plant
division and the division of foods and
dairies for head-of-the-roll h o n o r s .
Newest employees to come into the fold
are Ben Davidson, shipping point su­
pervisor at Redmond, and H. H . Cal­
kins, Powell Butte, also w ith the cen­
tral Oregon shipping point service.
Eighty per cent of the new members
are servicemen, either returned to their
civilian posts w ith the department or
added to the payroll as new employees.
Frank McKennon, the chapter presi­
dent and chief of the department’s di­
vision of plant industry,"' "received an
outstanding honor at the hands of the
National Association of Marketing O f­
ficials. A t the annual meeting in Cali­
fornia in late' October he was named
second vice-president. I
Sympathies of department members
throughout the state are extended to
Ben Durland. Mrs. Durland passed away
in November in La Grande, where she
had gone from ' their Salem home to
visit her daughter, Mrs. H enry (R uth)
Culp. Condolences went; earlier to three
o th e r, chapter members who lost loved
ones—-Miss Hilda Bartels, upon the
passing of her "mother; Ella S. Wilson,
whose sister died in September; and
C. N. Andreassen of Pendleton (branch
office -of the, division of grain inspec­
tion), who also lost a sister.'
Virgil H iatt, one of the World W ar
II veterans home from foreign lands
earlier this year, discarded his chemist’s
apron long enough November 26 to
give a talk before the Aesculapian club
of Salem high school. About chemistry,'
of course.
A. B. "A rt” Caples spent his No-;
vember vacation in San Francisco visit?
ing a son. Caples, working out of For­
est Grove, | covers several counties for
the divisionI ¡of foods and dairies?
I (Continued on page 34);.
WILSON & SHOFF TIRE CO.
Recapping - Vulcanizing
McKenzie Highway
Springfield, Oregon