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News From the Chapters
Chinook Chapter No. 58
A cordial w elcom e is ex ten d e d to,
th e new est c h a p te r of OSEA. C o n g ra
tu latio n s to th e officers and m em bers
of the F ish C om m ission. The C hinook
bliap,tcK rej^^j c h a rte i||jl in Ju n e and
Irv in e F ren ch
co n ju n ctio n
fo lf|W « ^ ^ f f i -
cers': H . C. W a rre n , v ic e p re s id e n t; H.
S- Sm ith, sec retary and tre a s u re r1. I
Columbia Chapter No. 34
C h a p te r 34 e n jo y e d an evening p u t
on c ^ W ffl^ a S rp lu s funds a t th e C a n
ton G rill A p ril 17, and th e a tte n d
a n c e w as a p p ro x im a te ly
th e
m e m b e r s h i p ; several in tO e stin g
speeches w ere m ade and everyone e n
joyed th e dinKS§r.
F red G ink, P o rtla n d a u d ito r ,.re-
tu rhW j fro m a. v ery successful au d it
so jo u rn in lœ o |? le j^ ith D ave B ryant,
CharlpS K een an and A ^ ^ S ® ^ ^ jf c y h 'o ,
b ro u g h t up th e caboose in I Tacom a.
Forestry Chapter No. 25
O ur last business m eeting w as held
th e 2nd M onday in M ay at the d istrict
w a rd e n ’s h e a d q u a rte rs, D allas, O re
gon. W illiam C u rtis w as host, re fre s h
m en ts w e re serv ed and a rran g e m e n ts
m ad e for our I picnic in Ju n e.
On J u n e 11, 1951, 114 m em bers,
wives, h u sb an d s and th e ir ch ild ren
enj oyed a p o t-lu ck dinner, and picnic
a t O regon S t a te F o r es t ry■ N u rse r y ,
C orvallis, Oregon. W endell E w ing w as
ch a irm an , of re fresh m e n ts and S u p e r-
(in te rw s S of the' N u rsery, F e rn E. M c
D aniels, escorted th e group aro u n d
the n u rs e ry •
No fu rth e r m eetings w ill be held
u n til th e 2nd M onday in O ctober.
Library Chapter No. 23
O u r c h a p te r i s r r a th e r fo rtu n ^ tp in
'l l g b ^ ab ie to ho ld m eef ^ ^ S d u rin g th e
ndpn h o u r in th e pqnf erendgKrdbm of
the s ta te lib ra ry . A t th e se m eetings
all Im em berlW yina ^ a c k lunches, th e n
coffee’ an d d essert i^Kserved.
F or ou r A pril m ppting S en ato r R ob
e rt D. H olm esjspoke to us ab o u t p ro b
lem s of th e legislature. F o r th e M ay
m eeting L. O. A rens of in d u s tria l ac
cident
guest, speaker.
J u n e M eeting G len L. W eaver con-
d d B ^ M ^ X o g u m w ith th e vocational
m e m b e rs in w hich t h ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ m ed th e ir
activities.
Cli^f R obinson, EB esjidentM reported
th a t th ey w ere successful in being
ab le to p u rch ase $50 w o rth of dishes
an d silve^wu?rey fo r th e ir ch ap ter. A
m em bership d riv e I isM-jbeing m ad e by
elim in atin g Bglxe firs t y ears ch ap -
te r dues and a le tte r hdsS b een sen t
to all no n -m em b ers describing th e
b e n e fit's /a n d dues. F u rth e r m eetings,
h a y e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ e w i^ d . u n til S eptem ber.
Oregon Chapter No. 22
OSEA ^ i a p t e r 'l® ;';,is on vacation.
F ollow ing our an n u a ltc u sto m no m e e t-
d u rin g th p O u m -
m er m onths, I b u t we go bapk to w ork
again in S eptem ber.
Q ur fin al m eeting in M ay w ound
up a canasta t® m aam en t th a t re a lly
was. Jo e W ilson, our presid en t, took
second m oney (w e hope all p r o t ^ S
h a v e now b e e n filed).; N o ra R e e ^ h i
,pur secretary , h ad the high score-
I t ^ ^ IB M e c io u in o u r . fin a l m eetin g
not to hold a sep a rate picnic b u t to
len d o u r su p p o rt to the an n u a l d istric t
w cniC kO ^gaam poeg,
TlO m em bership';;Jw as in ^ Ip d O p P e
and w ith in strik in g distan ce of our
100% goal w hich w e h olB^tojfrhit e a rly
in th e fall.
Willamette Chapter No. 21
T he J u n e 4 m eetin g ,of W illam ette
ch a p te r 21 w as w ell atten d ed . A p o t
lu ck I su p p er w as served before th e
business m eeting. Ice c r e ^ ^ m B ^ t a n d