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Colman Com m ends
OSEA; Civil Service
H ead to Be N am ed
William G, Colman, whose activities
as director of civil service have con
tributed greatly to the successful in
auguration of civil service in Oregon’s
State government, has left state service.
Oregon has been fortunate in haying
had the benefit of Mr. Colman’s ability
and understanding in the important
formvlative stages of our civil service^
.He has performed a creditable job yvith
patience, ¿tact .and unimpeachable; in
tegrity.
Upon leaving, Mr. Colman expressed
his appreciation of the O.S.E.A. in the
following letter addressed to our Ex
ecutive Secretary, Eorrest Stewart. It is
apparent that Mr. Stewart has per
formed his duties well to merit the
praise c o n t a i n e d therein, and the
O.S.E.A. can justly be proud of its
record to date. Mr. Colman’s letter
follows:
March 21, 1947
Dear Mr. Stewart:
As you know, my Services with the
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Courteous Service
Harry and Gladys Melton
Manzanita, Oregon
Oregon, State Civil Service Commission
are being terminated. In leaving, I
would like to present certain personal
observations regarding the role which
the State Employees Association is play
ing with respect to personnel admin
istration in the state service. Comments
in this letter are based on my observa
tions during the past year and they are
presented as representing my personal
views and not necessarily those of ¿the
CÎVil Service Commission.
It is indisputable and perfectly, ap-
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