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20 E ^ o n fi^ ^ B to w ith poison oak. Don has really got a bad S everal (f|| our boys have been 1 ^ 0 up w ith poison oak this winter. Mr..-' D. J. f S l s ee. has been laid on the shelf for the past tw o w eeks in the early part of M arch. We hope he 1 H ) € Ejack on the job 'sjqfon. Under good of the order, the enter tainm ent committee took over w ith quite ,a fu ll evening, starting w ith a potluck dinner and; boy, such food. Then .for a few laughs the boys staged a fashion show, m odeling from bathing suits of the G ay Nineties to the !|8|g|t in fashion for the ladies. Those taking part w ere Ed Rief, I p f f l j ohnson, Ed Flana'gan (the three Eds), F red Ryan, Jim Hudson, B ill Sample, the blushing bride, and last but not least Tom Ope- ^ ^ | ^ K ^ ) a t h i n g beauty of the early^ Nineties. Mr. Bob Ross dressed-.i^top hat, sideburns and cane, did a very if-ine nfcg|)f announcing the show. H erlf K in g did a very fin e job on this com m itte d This w as follow ed by several reels of m ovies b y Mr. Goodman through the courtesy of the Texaco Oil company. aEhe m^^^WenQe@wtWe social part of the evening. A p m jx i- m ately 200 attended. O ur secretary , H od R oadm an, is p re tty busy collecting dues and w rit ing ■ R eg io n s as all com - mittees are w orking in good shape. — Earl slffiream. pect to have them elected b y October 15, just lik e I tlie O SE A ¿/constitution 'should do. I CORVALLIS CHAPTER No. 29 Under the able leàdership of P. M ^ Brandt, president, the C orvallis ch ap-^ | ter has kept itself m uch a liveI and grow ing. W e S ave a habit of being first w ith thè .dew s' of w hat goes |Wn I in the Ó SE A, in no sm all m easure due To the w illingness of our president to ferret out the »dope. M uch effort is spent by our officers in getting daKp,’of interest into the’"I hands of the m em bers andji^^spectj^e \ m embers and it bears fruit. This chap ter feels that some of the im prove ments made in the retirem ent act by the recent legislature w ill im prove conditions among us To- a considerable extent and w ill serve to prove that O SE A efforts m b eh alf I of thè /state’s w elfare are not in vain. W ^ ynm v our local p a p e r s very ’ friend ly and cooperative in letting',the p t S E B l l^ ^ ^ R o u t our activities and I m fé jO B M PLACES TO GO (Continued from page 17) c ii i ^ 8 S h..1ilsa j ^ e p f r , J u ly f 29-31.- O ra B s P ass G lad io lu s S h o w ,.G ra n ts Pass, J u ly 30-31. I St. H elens «Open.) F o u n d e rs ' Rodeo; -Klamath-, Falls, (open?/ H ,7^' S IA C C H A P T E R No. 20 O rder o f A n tg r o l H art M ountain, July- If you read the Salem papers you 15-17. So u th ern O regon A r t E x h ib itio n , G ra n ts w ill know this chapter is on the beam. Pass, J u ly 22-24. I We have some fun w hen w e get tog August gether and it surprises even us to find Q r^ S w S h a k esn earea n F estiv a l, A sh lan d, en t er t a inm ent in o ur A u g u st 2-24. Jacksonvilirefcareneer wsnld R ush. Ju b ilee, midst. Our secretary reports 231 niem - f c f » M o h v ille . A u g u st 5-6; I bers at this w riting, wit b cfeO l about W estern H orse Show . S ilv eW@M!l A u g i S I 6. Mt. A n f f l K i M ^ S v a l , Mt. Arag&jl A u - 70 not yet in I ' I I I I the fold. We have w ritten a nice letter Sh rin erls M a ry ’s P e a k T re k , fro m C o r va llis, A u g u st 7. to the 70la^ m ting them in and show P ira te T reasu re D ays, Coos B a y , first ing w hy every state em ployee owes w e e k of A u g u st. ; In dian W arm Sp rin gs it to the O SE A to give their support. ^ ^ ^ a@tion. A u g u st 14. W e have recently appointed a com Pit;~Bar-B-Q , Bunyan! D e rb y and qfijfebra- ti.on, B a n k s, A u g u st 14. m ittee of nine to seek w ays and means Y a m h ill b o u n t y S h e r iff 'PossEgRodeo, M c o'f keeping up interest in [® 1|O S E A M innville,; A u g u st 20-21. H arvest F estiva l, A u g js v ille , th ird wisgjg and our chapte’r I meetings] anql hear in A u gu st. I they are cooking up some chapter Pendjojron..||m un d-U p. P en d leto n , A w j| s t 24-27, (Bi@i¿a^maB^eld in Sept.) participations in affairs of interest to J u n io r F air, M cM in n ville, A u g u st 25-27. the Salem citizenry. . /..Crook ®1f5mt v F air, Pri)$WillS,W A u g h S 12-14. We plan to I h aye three delegates to M ultn om ah C o u n ty F air, G resh am , A u the» general council m eeting and e x gu st 22^28.
