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of fifty cent dues should also include is something to report, and he hoped
mention of the local chapter dues which it would be soon, a bulletin would be
are additional. N ote was made to change1' issued telling w hat had been done and
what the Association representatives
wording in the new pamphlet.
had been told. He wished to know
Mr. O ’Neil suggested authorizing
printing of new pamphlets of adequate when there would be something défin it^
President W hite stated he did ndB
number with some up-to-date*' litera
believe
it would be long, but didn’t
ture explaining w hat the Association
has done and w hat it is striving* to do, know whether it would be before the
first of the year. He felt there should
something accurate and appealing. This
was made as a motion I and was%arried. be something by January 1:0 and seated
that so far the publicity on the salary
Group Life Insurance for OSEA Employees
question had been discouraging r and
Mr. O ’Neil moved, that the group
th at the m ajority’ of the employees
life insurance be made "applicable to the thought everything had bëen dropped.
Association’s headquarter employees.
Unfinished Business
H e stated that it' was possible to ne
Kir. ,R. M. Smith asked whether the
gotiate an amendment to the contract
new
officers’ were bonded and insured
as the m atter had been discussed, with
Mr. Vanette,, the company representa and he’ was assured by Mr. Stewart thait
that business, had been taken care of
tive, who had said it could? be done.
satisfactorily.
I t was further recommended that Mr.
Leo Smith’s name be added to the list
of employees. Motion was rescinded and
new motion made that the benefits óf
the group life insurance be; extended tq
all the emplqye^ of the Órfgon State“
Employees Association. Motion carried.
Mr. O’Neil made a report ; on; the
policy^ of putting out the magazine
quarterly and bulletins in the interim.
The magazine w ill'b e out before the
new year and wilhsoontain the minutes
W the General,Council meeting and ¿the
November Board of Directors meeting
.as well as thè reports given my „the
officers. A bulletin will be in order
.soon ,as the salary question is further
along. Hé .stated that as soon as there
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