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Berlan Lemon, 30/psychologist, has
succeeded Walden Simpson aswirect^
or of the educational advisory divi
sion of the Oregon Liquor Control
Commission, which is '^charged with
bringing to the attention of the gen
eral public, and especially the youth
of the state, the harmful effects of
overindulgence in alcoholics liquors.
Lemon is a graduate of Oregon State
College- (’41), and won his Masters
degree at the University of Oregon.
Later he was acting associate in psy
chology at the University of Wash-
ington.
Inspector John Shriver is back from
a leave of absence and is keeping an
feye on vulnerable Southwest!? Port-,
land licensees; John/ spent his time
o ff in C aliforn ia. I
Elmer H. Pauley,Cweter^m Ehgene
store manager, has succeeded John
Walker, alscyof E rm ie. /.to the^post
of assistant store supervisor for South
western Oregon, Walker resigned after
14 years with OLCf(2/ Store under Pou-
ley’s guidance are at Albany/Eugene^
Roseburg, Grants Pas^ X C ops/ Bay1/
North Bend and jBjbringfield. Pauley
is succeeded as Eugene store manager
by his formerassistant, William Duck-
worth.
FIELD AND SHOP CHAPTER
Field I and Shop reports that the
new, engine exhaust system 'in the
main repair shop building i s ?working;
out very welL. The shop buildings
are very large and a- great -amount of
carbon monoxide i^B^erated info the
air but the new/system is apparently
taking care of the /poisoned air in
good shape. Our headquarters staff, of
the OSEA cooperated with Chapter 38
in arranging with management to ad
just what was once H very bad;; situ
ation. We all feel that great progress'
has been made in /gproving work
ing conditions^îor oür employ ées :
THE DALLES CHAPTER 9
News from Chapter 9 has; been mis
sing for a loftg time, we are still plod
ding1 along trying to keep the wheel?;
turning. Each ,crew /,m>/thisI district
takes their turn 'in ’furnishing enter
tainment at our monthly meetings.
The /entert.ai nm entW i far „-has'- been
swell, members are still hanging back
liid^not turning out BBcl they should.
Andy Smith, Oak SpTOgs -and Har
vey McClain W ent; one, day in The
Dalles working on non-members, they
succeeded in recruiting /.four neW
m^^bers^/
At our Augftgt meetingythe chapter
pas|ed a resolution sponsoring I three
4-H scholarships fpr= next year,/.
Oregon Gravel Co.
Sand - Gravel - Crushed oRck
Concrete Pipe & Concrete Tile
1405 N. Front St., Salem
Phone 3-3417
Capital City Transfer
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Storage - Crating - Oil - Briquets
226 State St.
Day Phone 2-2436
Salem, Ore.
Night Phone 3-3342
SALEM CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS CO.
Culvert - Sewer - Irrigation - Drain - Blocks
PIPE
150 Beech Ave.
Portland Road
Salem, Oregon
Phone 3-3500