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33 The meeting adjourned at 5 p.m. sicians’ Service it is necessary for them February 23, 1946 to obtain approval from each County The meeting was called to order by Medical Society in order that we may have statewide coverage. They do not President I. A. DeFrance. Mr. White anticipate difficulty in securing this called the roll and a quorum was approval, but before definite negotia present. Mr. DeFrance read two letters re tions are entered into, the Association desires that this matter be disposed of ceived. One was from Mr. James Bur gess, a member of the Retirement Board, completely. The Committee recommended that thanking the Association for the in the Council determine the desirability vitation to the banquet and expressing regret that he would be unable to at of the various plans outlined above. tend. The other letter was from Effie The Committee further recommend Turneaure, a member of the Civil Serv ed that, inasmuch as medical coverage is desired from the first call, and the ice Commission thanking us for the in vitation to the banquet and stating that medical and hospital coverages are de she would attend if possible for her to sired for both employees and members so. of their families, the Association await do Mr. Smith, chairman of the Ways the final determination of the Oregon and Means Committee, gave the report Physicians’ Service county by county of that committee: approval of their plan. He stated that since they did not have The Insurance Committee report was a record of previous expenditures and adopted. no budget for last year to go by, it was Mr. Stewart, Executive Secretary, difficult to appraise the budget for stated that he hoped the Council would 1946 but presented it as follows: give serious consideration to Insurance Estimated receipts from advertising, both for the good of the members and $1,650.00; anticipated revenue from as an added inducement to prospective chapter dues, $6,630; making a total of members. He mentioned that the maga $8,280.00 plus accounts received, $2,- zine was on a paying basis and hoped we 968.00 making a total revenue includ could keep it that way by continuing ing chapter dues and magazine of $11,- the present favorable advertiser’s co 248.00; Expenditures to date, $1,569.00. operation. He also stated the need for Leaving a net balance of $9,679.00. additional office space and requested Anticipated expenditures follow: Sal- that we have more working committees. contin ued on Page 34) Frost Welding On Highway 99 South of Eugene Route 4 OSBURN HOTEL and Apartments Home Owned and Operated Eugene, Oregon Inter City Sand & Gravel Co. Sand, Gravel, Crushed Rock Excavating and Road Building Eugene, Oregon Phone 958
