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General Council
Meeting
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best possible merit system of Civil Ser
vice to cover all State Employees in
Oregon.
Resolution No. 6
Whereas: A sound pension or retire
ment plan for Public employees of Ore
gon would achieve a material increase
in efficiency in the Public service, and
Whereas: The League of Oregon Ci
ties is sponsoring a sound State-wide
retirement plan for all public employees
of Oregon
N ow Therefore Be it Resolved that
the Oregon State Employees Associa
tion endorse the movement for a state
wide retirement plan as proposed by the
League of Oregon Cities and commend
the enactment of legislation to cover
State, County and Municipal Employees
under such a plan in Oregon.
Resolution No. 7
Whereas: The League of Oregon Ci
ties has pioneered the movement for a
state-wide pension or retirement plan
for State, County and Municipal em
ployees in Oregon, and
Whereas: It is evident that the
League of Oregon Cities is actuated by
a desire to improve State Government
and the public service, and
Whereas: The League of Oregon Ci
ties has given unselfishly of their time
and energy to this movement which
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OREGON’S LEADING UPSTATE AGENCY
the Oregon State Employees has pledg
ed support, now
Therefore Be it Resolved: That the
Oregon State Employees Association
extend a vote of appreciation to the
League of Oregon Cities for their un
tiring efforts in the furtherance of the
cause.
Resolution No. 8
Whereas: The Oregon League of
Women Voters has pioneered the move
ment for a state-wide Merit System of
Civil Service in Oregon, and
Whereas: It is evident that the
League of Women Voters is actuated
by a desire to improve State Govern
ment and the public service, and
Whereas: The League of Women Vo
ters has given unselfishly of their time
and energy to this movement which is
being sponsored by the Oregon State
Employees Association, now
Therefore Be it Resolved that the
Oregon State Employees Association ex
tend a vote of appreciation to the
League of Women Voters for their un
tiring efforts in the furtherance of this
cause.
A fter a few remarks by Leo Smith
relative to plans for the coming legis
lative session, the meeting adjourned.
Sunday, December 3, 1944
The meeting was called to order at
10:30 a.m. The nominating committee
report was heard and election held, as
a result of which the following offi
cers were elected:
President, I. A. DeFrance.
Vice President, E. F. Chidsey.
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