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M e e tin g
(Continued from page 29)
greetings on behalf of the Salem Cham
ber of Commerce.
The minutes of the February 12-13
council meeting published in the Ore
gon Sfo/e Employee were approved.
The report of the Rules Committee
was read by C. M. Rynerson and adopt
ed as read. The Council committee ap
pointments were announced by the
president. The resolutions committee
report was read by Floyd Query and
resolutions referred to the council com
mittees.
The Secretary-Treasurer read the fi
nancial report as of December 1. Total
receipts $8,335.61; total disbursements
$4,959.03; cash balance $3,376.58.
Cost of the magazine to date $1,270;
advertising receipts $550; magazine de
ficit $720.
Mr. Homer V. Carpenter, chairman
of the audit committee, reported that
the books checked. The report was
adopted.
Requests from county and city em
ployees for membership or affiliation
were referred to the Constitution and
by-laws committee.
The President, Mr. A. J. Ford, re
ported on the activities of the year.
Growth in membership continued, an
executive secretary, a legal counsel and
an office secretary had been engaged
and a down town office established in
For Quality Foods
Slate Street Market
In the Heart of Salem
Fresh Fish and Frozen Foods
Our Specialty
A Few Steps from the Capitol
1230 State Street
Salem. He discussed the program of
the council and thanked all members
and officers for their cooperation
throughout the year.
The Secretary reported further on
membership and commended the Exec
utive Secretary, Mr. Forrest Stewart for
work and success. Mr. DeFrance re
ported on his cooperation with the
League of Oregon Cities Public Retire
ment Committee. Three meetings had
been held, all of which Mr. Stewart
and he had attended as representatives
of the Oregon State Employees Asso
ciation. Copies of an outline of the
League of Oregon Cities proposed state
wide retirement plan were handed to
all present.
Brief reports were made by Mr. Cly
mer, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Daken, Mr.
Boldt, Mr. Laws, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Chid-
sey, Mi*. Query and Mr. Stewart.
The nominating committee was
elected as follows: Mr. Dakin, Mr.
Query, Mr. Laws, Mr. Edwards, Mr.
Chidsey. Mr. Chidsey was appointed
chairman of the Committee.
Mr. Lyons presented a resoluiton
from Eugene Chapter relative to an
adjustment in wage rates for state em
ployees. The resolution was referred to
the general welfare committee.
It was suggested that earlier elections
of district delegates would be benefi
cial and that the date for annual coun
cil meetings be changed to December.
Both suggestions were referred to the
Constitution and By-Laws committee.
The meeting adjourned for lunch af
ter which committee meetings were
held.
(Continued on page 40)
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