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Chapter News
(Continued from Paige 10)
goal to attain; Marion Chapter 18 in
tends to reach that goal. A competitive
challenge is always an incentive for
attainment of greater membership.
Past President Robey Ratcliffe has
been selected as Director of District
Number 2, OSEA, for 1951. Mr. Rat
cliffe will do an efficient job during
1951-and we feel complimented to have
a member of our Chapter selected to
serve in such a capacity as director of
a district of OSEA.
The goalfor 1951 is increased mem
bership, more active participation of
the members within the organization,
and whole-hearted support of civic
and community enterprises.
WILLAMETTE CHAPTER No. 21
Willamette Chapter No. 21 (Public
Utilities Commission) polished off the
old year with a lively Christmas party
at the Senator Hotel. The entertain
ment, which included vocal and in
strumental- selections as well as an
authentic Samoan dance, was’ espec
ially appreciated because it was furn
ished by “local” talent from within
the Chapter. The retiring President,
Jim “The Snozzle” Singleton — not
content with giving us a bang-up
party -Bgf.ppnpH out of his regal robes
and into a Gay Ninetie’s costume, to
render a snappy song and dance
routine.
With the passing of the old year, the
new year rocketed into action with a
slam-bang campaign to determine the
officers for 1951. No holds were bar
red — a record number of votes were
cast — and when the din of battle had
subsided, the following had been
selected to steer the ship through the
coming year: John Kelley, President;
Wayne Straw, Veep; Jane Trojan, Sec'4
retary; Mabie McGee, Treasurer.
Before the smoke had settled, Pres
ident Kelley appointed a membership
committee consisting of Marjorie Cas-
pell, Marie Lippold, and Clair Knowl
es. These gals jet-propélled^^fr
through the Department and, as I of
the time of writing of this story, thè
Chapter membership had reached 140
out of a total of 146 employees with
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