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"... 182 ;. . ~ Resolution recommending that the city of Eugene, in cooperation with the Eugene School Board and Eugene Playground Commission employ a full-time Youth Welfare Director, was presented. The City Recorder recommended that the present amount budgeted for Juvenile Officer, Park and Playground be combined and the Schoo Board add to those funds a reasonable amount. That a new Committee be appointed to take place of the Playground Commission. Acting Mayor Lamb appointed Councilmen Farrington and Bond to meet with two members of the ~chool Board to try to work out a cooperative recreative and playground plan for the future and it was so ordered. ' I ........ GC '~ '~'9 ~(~ :.G.' , 30 t An Ordinance amending Sub-paragraphs M. N. and 0 of Section 1; and the Sub-paragraph of Section 14 providing for a permit fee for producers, ,of Ordinance No. 8531 of the City of Eugene, passed by the Common Council January 24, 1938, and approved by the Mayor January 25, 1938, had its first reading and passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent of the council by title under sus- pension of the rule and was placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were calle, councilmen voting aye: Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farr~ngton, Page, Hanns, and ~oppe; nay none; absent, none. The ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8594. Twenty-six applications to sell tobacco were presented and approved by the council~ I 31 ) Ash and Son Bell's Basket Grocery Bettis' Grocery Broadway Cash Store Cosmo Cigar Store Claypool & Van Atta Elliott's Grocery Eugene Recreation Endicott Grocery Economy Grocery Frank's Place Gray, L.S. Grocery Grand Cafe Interstate Market Jiffy Lunch Kuykendall Drug Co. Larson's Grocery Leavitt's Grocery Lawrence st. Grocery Magazine Exchange Ralph & Stanley #1 Shoe Hepair Shop Snappy Service Ted's Right-Price Grocery Van Del Lunch 32 f The following four curb cut applications were presented 'and recommenda- tions of City Engineer Clubb sustained: G. P. Tillman. 2131 McMillan street tapprov d); A. L. Hawn, 2646 Fairmount (approved); Clyde McDougal, 1240 Eleventh Avenue (approv d.); E. K. Burtis., 156 Sixth Avenue West (Hold until plans of building are submitted). The Police Committee was granted power to maKe arrangements 'to employ a dog enforcement officer for the year 1939. I 33 f 34 I City Attorney Calkins reported that the League of Oregon Cities was preparing a'model traffic control ordinance. The Recorder was instructed to secure from the heads of all departments a schedule of proposed vacations of the employees. All employees employed a year or more are entitled to two weeks vacation with pay. it was recommended that the heads of the departments prepare their own schedule giving preference to employees longest in service except in the case when an employee is directed to take time off in accordance with state or Federal rulings. The Chiefs of the Depar~ments are al- lowed to take their vac'ations when they see fi t but must report the sarne to the Recorder. Further, that all employees must take their two weeks at one time and no vacations can be held over from year to year. The Recorder was requested to prepar a m~ster schedule of vacations. In addition, all absences of employees either on account of illness or otherwise must be reported at the office of the Recorder. 35 I The meeting was herewith adjourned. C. M. Bryan City Recorder I I ~