December, 1970
The OSEA News
Page 2
3 5 Awarded 'Employee of the Year' Certificates
Chapter Employe of the Year
certificates w ill be awarded to
35 state employes throughout
Oregon in the first phase of
OSEA's program to select a
State Employe of the Year for
1970.
The certificates, signed by
Gov. Tom M cC all, OSEA
President Chalmers Jones and
local chapter presidents, will
be sent to chapters for
presentation to recipients later
this month.
The program was begun
three years ago by OSEA's
Public Relations Committee.
Awards are made on three
levels: chapter, district and
state.
A fte r selection by . local
chapters, employes compete
for District Employe of the
Year awards. One recipient
w ill be chosen in each of the
association's nine districts.
The State Employe of the
Year w ill be selected from
among the nine d is tric t
awardees. He w ill be named at
OSEA's awards banquet in
Salem on Jan. 16.
Both d is tric t and state
recipients w ill be chosen by
panels of non-state employe
judges. Membership in OSEA is
not required to be nominated or
selected for an award at any
level.
The 1967 State Employe of the
Year was Mrs. Martha Collins,
an accounting clerk at the
University of Oregon. She was
sponsored by Emerald Chapter
88 in Eugene.
w as
presented to M rs . Isabel H a ll,
In
1 96 8
th e
a w a rd
principal of Robert S. Farrell
High School at Hillcrest School
for Girls. She was sponsored by
Hillcrest Chapter 70 in Salem.
Last year George Katagiri, a
science education specialist for
the Board of Education, was
named recipient of the state
award. He was sponsored by
Putnam-Stephens Chapter 23 in
Salem.
The names, sponsoring
chapters, job title s and
agencies of this year's chapter
awardees appear below:
DISTRICT ONE
Hugh F. Havercamp, Success
Chapter 30, assistant super
visor of the Apprenticeship
Inform ation
Center, Em
ployment Division.
May
Kasahara,
Public
Welfare Chapter 31, supervisor
of budget cle rks, Public
Welfare Division.
Raymond R uff, M ercury
Chapter 39, director of fu r
niture and bedding section,
Board of Health.
Ronald E. Shay, Or-Ga-Co
Chapter 51, assistant chief of
inform a tion and education
division, Game Commission.
Virgil J. Marshall, Chinook
Chapter 58, fish hatcheryman,
Fish Commission.
M arguerite R. Penegor,
Consolidated Chapter 61, ad
m inistrative assistant to legal
division, Bureau of Labor.
Sue Gordon, Viking Chapter
81, coordinator of women's
programs, Division of Con
tinuing Education.
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sonnel clerk. University
Oregon Dental School.
DISTRICT TWO
C lint
Lam m ers,
Saleni
Chapter 1, assistant cost
analyst, Highway Division.
Jason F. Ashford, Marion
Chapter 18, manager of in
dividual audit unit. Revenue
Division.
Ruth L. Branch, Com
pensation Chapter 20, recep
tio n is t, State Accident In
surance Fund.
Marion E. Baker, Willamette
Chapter 21, bond manager.
Public Utilities Commission.
R. Floyd Baxter, Oregon
Chapter 22, supervisor of
b e n e fits .
E m p lo y m e n t
Division.
Warren
H.
Cyrus,
A g ric u ltu re
Chapter
26,
shipping point inspection
supervisor, Departm ant of
Agriculture.
Neil A. Am erm an, OCE
Chapter 43, director of housing
and food services, Oregon
College of Education.
M argaret
R.
Maddox,
Chemeketa
Chapter
64,
caseworker, Public Welfare
Division.
Frank Reynolds, VAFA
Chapter 69, assistant ad
m in is tra to r, D epartm ent of
Veterans' Affairs.
DISTRICT EIGHT
Frank Brown, Tongue Point
Chapter 96, cook, Tongue Point
Job Corps Center.
James D. Williams, Lower
Cblumbia Chapter 99, resident
supervisor, Tongue Point Job
Corps Center.
DISTRICT SIX
Ralph H. Wheeler, Corvaills
Chapter 29, physical plant
estim a tor,
Oregon
State
University.
Florence Ramsey, Webfoot
Chapter 49, domestic worker,
University of Oregon.
A lfre d N. Roberts, OSU
Faculty Chapter 72, professor
of horticulture, Oregon State
University.
W alter N. M cLaughlin,
Emerald Chapter 88, business
m anager,
U nive risty
of
Oregon.
DISTRICT NINE
G loria
M.
Sanders,
Evergreen Chapter 28> social
service departm ent c le rk ,
Oregon State Hospital.
Kay L. Luna, Woodburn
Chapter 45, supervisor of
records section, M acLaren
School for Boys.
Clarice M. Warren, Fairview
Chapter 57, coordinator of
volunteer services, Fairview
Hospital and Training Center.
Lewis
M ayers,
Cherry
Chapter 67, substitute teacher,
School for the Deaf.
Ruby
E, - M cCartney,
Hillcrest Chapter 70, registered
nurse, H illc re s t School fo r
Girls.
DISTRICT SEVEN -
Lee Roy Ryan, The Dalles
Chapter 9, highway main-
te n a n c e m a n ,
H ig h w a y
Division.
Earl G. Warzynski, Oregon
Trail Chapter 35, electrician,
Employe Retirement
Accounts Valued
Editor's Note: To keep OSEA members informed of the value
of their retirement accounts in the Public Employes'
Retirement System, the OSEA News w ill publish the following
tables each month. Both the variable annuity portion of the
account (which is invested in common stocks and short t e r m ;
DISTRICT FOUR
Robert
L.
Hugelman,
Klamath Falls Chapter 12,
v e te ra n s
e m p lo y m e n t
représentative,
Employment
Division.
Jenes E. Moty, OTI Chapters
36 and 75, secretary to Dean of
F acu lty, Oregon Technical
Institue.
in long term bonds and mortgages) are listed. The tables show
th e c u rre n tv a lu é of each $100 invested in either the variable
inuity account or the "fix e d " account.
DISTRICT FIVE
S in cla ir, Pendleton
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Columbia Park Hospital and
Training Center.
Chapter 52, dental assistant,
Eastern Oregon Hospital and
Training Center.
B ill G. Cogswell, Blue
Mountain Chapter 94, district
s u p e rv is o r,
C o rre c tio n s
Division.
DISTRICT THREE
Maxine M. Colwell, Siskiyou
Chapter 84, a d m in is tra tiv e
assistant, Southern Oregon
College.
Eva
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notes) and the “ fixed " portion of the account (which is invested
March 31, 1970
April 30, 1970
May 30, 1970
June 30, 1970
July 31, 1970
August 31, 1970
September 30, 1970
October 31, 1970
November 30, 1970
VARIABLE
ACCOUNT
$102.55
$ 92.55
$ 87.51
$ 85.45
$ 90.36
$ 93.51
$ 98.45
$ 96.92
$101.01
FIXED
ACCOUNT
$101.16
$101.55
$101.94
$102.33
$102.71
$103.10
$103.49
$103.88
$104.26
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