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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1958)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1958 , HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE UP Report Edilor'i Nolo: This is the last of a series of three articles by the 1957 U.F. president summar izing the activities oi the fund. By A. 1). (DEB) -ADDISON 1 recognize that there is con cern over United Fund's place in the realm of voluntary fund rais ing, and I think that concern is uod. There is concern over the many other programs to raise money, both by United Fund agencies not in United Fund and I hope that United Fund never is oversold as taking care; of just everything. It's not intended to and never will. United Fund agencies do have supplemental fund programs, main ly for capital investments. Most of these are through membership campaigns and sales of merchan dise, such as cookies, mints and soap. We presently have a com-. Union Readies Voting Report PORTLAND Labor's analysis of the voting record of state legis lators during the 1357 regular ses sion will be ready for distribu tion within the next 10 days. George Brown, chairman of the state AFL-CIO Committee on po litical education announced today. Advance copies of the record have been sent to all legislators prior to general distribution. This arrannement, which differs from the practice in former years be came necessary, Brown said, be cause paper selected for the full printing will not be available tor at least another week. When the record is again on the press the first copies will be sup plied to all labor and daily news papers in the state, Brown added. Six of the vote tallies involve workmen's compensation meas ures. Four concern the unemploy-j nient insurance law. 1 1 Other votes recorded include the ' attempted repeal of the balance of ; the anti-picketing statute and es-j tablishmcnt of a conciliation serv-i ice in the Bureau of Labor. I mittee in action to study policy ; and ethics in this regard. Some agencies, primarily in the national health field, do not sub scribe to our belief in federated! uregon neari Association uus iaav year followed a directive ou American Heart, and withdrew! from our United Fund. Oregon Heart received though L'F $1547 in 1956. $1999 in 1957. and demanded $4000 in 1958. The, I mature judgment of our budget! committee, after studying all agen cies needs, set $2475 as a fair share goal for Heart in relation ship with all our other agencies. Heart, as you know, withdrew it's a free country and now is, conducting its own drive. The final answer has to be with ; 4lin niiKli. tf nannla nrAfpr tA arate funds then that's the way it will be. If they prefer to do their major giving once, tor an, then United Fund will grow.' It is growing, of course. Started j in Detroit in 1949, tne lowtn unit ed Fund was established in Mara thon County, Wise, last fall. Unit-J ed Fund across the country raised $412 million for youth. health and welfare work in 1958. 1 Our doors are open to all worthy . agencies if they'll just work with; I us. - l'rl lilfA tl (IV ilict An WAfd 1 awards. The United Fund tairi share standard of giving is one, hour's pay per month. The em ployes of these award firms are. saluted as most completely meet-1 ne their fair share. The em- dIovcs of these firms, through their payroll sharing plans, do the most for their neignoors. These outstanding citizens are employes of East bide Electric, i .Medo-Land Creamery, Peyton and I Co., LaPointe's, J. W. Kerns, Riv erside School and Oregon Tech nical Institute. Our hats are off to them. 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