Here Are Your
OSEA Officers
E. F. Chidsey
Chidsey, president of the
OSEA, has been a member of the
board of directors of the association
and very active in all its affairs since
the Or egon char ter
A
member of the state highw ay depart
ment’s personnel for almost 31 years,
he is now m <livision engineer, sta
tioned at La Grande.
Mr. Chidsey was born in Oregon at
Prairie C ity and was educated at
H eppn er.. He early showed his en
thusiasm for engineering by
his last two high school summers as
a chainman for the department. From
a perm anenGhpiO ntm ent in 1922, Mr.
g lB ft e y has w orked up sdhe gladder
from
to transitman; from
transitman to resident O w n e O i l l W n
rp^B® t engineerA?to his present posi
tion of district engineer. He is a l i
censed professional engi^ ^ in the
state of Oregon.
Edwin A. Bamford, Jr., more popu-
B r l y ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B Ted Bamford, is the
association’s vice-president. He has
been an O SEA member for two years
of Marion chapter No. 18, of w hich
he was president last yea r.^ A fte r
Washington high in
Portland, he w orked in automotive
^tedunting and as business manager
for Dou lW s/
Portland.
He entefeh^^ R e g ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ » n 1944 as
an income tax auditor and now holds
the position of - supervisor of the \w-ith-
holding department of the I state tax
^m|m|?sion.
Mr. Bam ford is married and has
two children, Douglas and M arie Ann.
With his SoBe Frances, he follows his
hobbies of gardening and music. Wood
w orking and golf are other ^ìèisure
time activities. He is alsW a member
of the Salem Optimist club.
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