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Preston and Hales 82.63 4.24 I GENERAL BOND INTEREST A. E. Hulegaard, Tre8surer A. E. Hulegaald, Treasurer A. E Hulegaard, Treasurer A. E. Hulegaard, Treasurer 150.00 A. E. Hulegaard, Treasurer 90.00 665.00 A. E. Hulegaard, rI'reasurer 495.00 112.50 A. E. Hulegaard, Treasurer 875.00 Il\of.PHOVEIVIENT BOND INTEREST 1,434.37 IMPROVE1V1ENT BOND SINKING 36.50 A. E. Hulegaard, Treasurer 144.54 10.00 Lane County Abstract IS. Iv!. Ca lkins STREET"A1TD BRIDOiE REVOLVING Central Heating Company 3.70 Jesse J. C'odlove 10.00 Councilman Farrington stcited that on October lOth Miss Ann Brenner, a former ! employee in the City Recorder's office had asked for pay for a vacation period in the year 1941 which had been due her but which she had not taken prior to her resignation in 1fuy, 1941. He stated that employees in the Recorder"s office always 8 had their two weeks vacation each ye~r, but that no extra money was paid out, the other employees absorbing the work at that time. He stated thst the Council had I already gone on record against paying cash for vacations and thst he wished to move that tfuis request be not granted. This motion was seconded by Barette and carried. Councilman Barette, reporting for the Street Committee, stated that Engineer Clubb had made an investigation of the City alley connecting with Mill Race Drive and found that it needed gravel, but that it was impossible at this time to secure 9 gravel and that this improvement would have to be put off for the present., He said it was likely that later they might be able to do something in regard to this situation. I The Fire and Water Committee and Health Committee had no reports. Councilman Hawn, reporting for the Park Committee, stated that a few trees had been washed down in the recent flood but no big damage had been done. The Folice and Sewer Committees had no report. Mayor Large stated he hed a request from the C. A. A. asking that the Council ! take official action to discontinue the old airport. He stated that the weather 10: bureau and the radio had been installed at the new airport and that the boundary lights had already beenidisconnected at the old airport. A motion was made by : Farrington and seconded by Brownson and carried that service at the old airport be I disconnected. . Mayor Large stated that Harvey Hancock and :Paul Morris had been in Eugene , Sunday and that they were planning on service by the United Airlines at an early ! date. Mayor Large explained that the radb beam was now located on the east side : of the river and that the United Airlines could not give regular service at the ll! airport until this beam had been changed over to the new airport and thEt an order i to change this beam had already been issued and that as soon as this work was. ; completed United Airlines would be able to furnish regular service for Eugene, but ; that at the present time the only stops that could be made would be when the weathe was favorable, and that IvIr. Hancock had stated that they would try'_to_$tart this : kind of service by 1!'ebruary 10th or 15th. - The semi-annual report of Dr. Helterline dated January 8th, was read at this ,time. Councilman Hawn stated that he had read the different articles in the paper ! regarding the dairymen's request for an increase in price for milk; that he had ,talked to some of the dairymen and that he thought a committee should be appointed 'to confer with Dr. Helterline and make an investigation regarding the milk sit- 12Juation. It was stated that the price of milk at this time was ndregulated by the [Milk Control Board, but that it was under the control of the O.P.A. Councilman IKoppe stated that he thought there probably had been investigation enough and that :he thought a resolution should be passed by the Council requesting an adjustment Iby the O~P~A. Councilman Farrington stated he thought the Council should go on !record regarding this matter and a motion was made, seconded, and carried that the ICity Attorney be authorized to wire the O.P.A. and follow this wire with a letter : requesting that every consideration be given the dairymen's request from this (community; also that a copy of the letter be sent to Oregon's senators and represent- iatives. I I ~,