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28 visited air conditioned Coos Bay in late February. I thinks that he must have acted jis consulting engineer for Cecil Gall in the m a tte r of designing a fence around Mr. Gall’s property in Coos Bay. ' I -Chuck Thompson, who is building his own house in Coos Bay, says to all his friends, "Come and see me any time, and bring your,saw and hammer.’! H arry Yoder and his crew are work ing on I the new I building sité I for the highway maintenance shed in N orth ’’’end. Ed Wilson and crew will be very glad tó see it completed, and to get moved into the new quarters’. I None of our members have said any thing about gtting married or having any babie,s recently, so I guess that will he V Tip’ for this month. — R. R. Cameron PORTLA N D C H A PTER No. 17 , ; Our first meeting^ of the year^syart- ed off w ith a bang— well attended arid enthusiastie-^-iri our new meeting hall, th e/W .O .W . hall, 12th A v en u e,1 be tween Washington and Aider. O ur out going President, W. -Burns, after m ak ing a short informal; td&f of apprecja^ tion for the cooperation he had fre-> ceived through the, ' year, handed the gavel to our new President, W. (Mbdse)- Clark. The regular business o r the e,Ve-. n i n g was dispensed wifE^|in order . to igiye; all the time possible t o o u r State- T Resident, Bjarne Erickson. I Mr. Erickson’s tfly w a s full of differ r, iest^Cnot only dor the members of O.S.E.A. but for all the workers in, the various state departments. It ,-is‘ at the meetings of the O.-SJ^A. th a t'w ® fin d o u t' w hat B r e a lly being done for the employees through the' efforts .of com mittees-'of the organization; Mr. Erick Quisenberry's D R Ceiitral Pharmacy DRUGS g§ Guardian Bldg. Salem, Oregon g 410 State son spoke fully on the seven objectives of the legislative program,-¿which was most encouraging to all present. We were very happy to have as our guests, at our meeting on February 28, the officers arid delegates from the other local chapters iyFrom Rose City Chapter No. 5— J. Skelton, President; L. J. McReynolds, Secretary-Treasurer; and Tom Opedal; from Success Chap ter No. 30—J. A. N orton, President; and William Bartholomew; from Pub lic Welfare Chapter No. 31— Mary D.eSanfcik,; President; and Ethel A- Jones, Vice j President. We I trust they will all visit us again. A resolution was passed to form a Portland Area Coun cil,- .the members of which should be officers and delegates from' the four Iqcak chapter^. I Following adjourriment ,of the meet ing, the , Officers and delegates of the four chapters met and formed the, pro posed Area Council, naming J.; T. Skel ton from Rose City Chapter N o m ^ Chairman. This Council will meet once a month to discuss Association prob lems and act as a grievance committee for tfeie/Area. I The nejtJ-’feeWirig .of- Chapter No. 17 Top H at R estaurant & Service Station B ill Coon and Lloyd Keene 13th a n d S t a t e ^ t e e c t ' . Photjgs1 98.49 jarid^'766 Salem, Oregon F or T haty P rofession al T ouch , U se SWF Borrow), th e fam ous' S héf- .wih-W illiam s P ain t a n d afceMr /flhjyftr,i Book from, E s l Headqu'arteçs for fams-) ous S h e r w i n-W illiam s Paints- nationally know n for ^quality^ ^ W ifm anVe J Co- 340 Court S t, Salem
