The Oregon state employee., April 01, 1948, Page 10, Image 10

OSEA Honorary Membership Given
Fifteen State Officials
Fifteen officials of the State of Oregon have been granted honorary mem­
bership in the Oregon State Employees’ Association. The full list of these
members as authorized by the O.S.E.A. General Council is as follows:
Hon. John H. Hall, Governor
.State of Oregon
Earl T. Newhry................................ ...................................Secretary of State
Miss Loa Howard, Administrator
... Public Welfare Commission
Ralph A. Coan.................................... Public Employees Retirement Board
Paul E. Gurske, Chairman................
Industrial Accident Commission
T. Morris Dunne, Chairman..-Unemployment Compensation Committee
George Neuner, Attorney General.................................. T° f ,Ore,?on
Rex Putnam, Superintendent................................ H .... Public Instruction
Wallace S. Wharton, Commissioner.........................State Tax Commission
Ervin L. Peterson, Director..................- State Department of Agriculture
Harold M. Erickson, State Health Officer...............State Board of Health
Seth B. Thompson, Commissioner.................State Insurance Department
George Alexander, Warden.......................-. ..Oregon State Penitentiary
W. C Schuppel, Chairman...............Public Employees Retirement Board
George K. Aiken, Director.......................... —State Budget Division
P A T R O N IZ E O U R ADVERTISERS
Periodically, Ye Staff feels con-,
strained to call attehtion to the adver­
tisers whose bids for your business ap­
pear in this magazine, These business
men support in large measure the ma­
gazine costs. Most of them like the
OSEA and what i t stands for. All of
them pay good money to advertise their
services, and none ©f them are asked
to pay ¡on the basis of charity* They
deserve your patronage!
Effort has been made in this issue to
group* ■ these, our advertisers, by loca­
tions. We didn’t do this for the fun of
it. We want you, as a . reader, to see
those ads which can be of special in­
terest to you. We want you to remem­
ber them, trade w ith them, and let
them know you are with them because
they are with us. If you mention this
magazine when tradihg with them, you
will find them appreciative. Advertisers
like to know which of their ads bring
results. I
Now then, boost for this magazine
and the OSEA in this practical way. If
our advertisers like your business, the
State Employee w ill' likewise benefit.
This is a game in which every one can
win! Try it!
CIVIL SERVICE HELPS O.S.E.A.
For many months now the magazine
staff has been gathering Civil Service
Commission news for the Oregon State
Employee. We wish to let the members
of the OSEA know that we have re­
ceived splendid- cooperation from Mr.
Robert Johnson and the other employees
of the department'. They have been
helpful at all times ¡and have ..given
generously of the information we have
requested.
Such cooperation is appreciated by
the magazine staff and by the em­
ployees who are eager for the informa­
tion so, readily made available to us.
Definition: Vision is what people
think you. have when you guess cor­
rectly.
The sages do not consider that mak­
ing no mistakes is a blessing. They be­
lieve, rather, that the great -virtue4« of
man- lies, in his ability to correct his
mistakes and continually to make à
new map. of himself.—
Yang-
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