ANAHEIM, Calif. - (10/26/05) -- The California and Nevada CU Leaguesare holding their annual conventions at Disneyland this year. MattDavidson, the California leagues executive vice president,opened Tuesdays morning general session by pointing out whathe said were the commonalities between DaveChatfield, the retiring president and CEO of the tradeassociations, and the theme park, which is celebrating its 50thanniversary in 2005. Dave Chatfield has been around a longtime. Hes kind of a Frontierland kind of guy, saidDavidson. Though, some of his moves have left us wonderingif he is in Fantasyland. On a more serious note, Davidsonsaid the David L. Chatfield International Training Fund willreceive a large donation from the leagues.
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