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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Board of Directors Estes Park Golf and Country Club 1941-07-02THE ESTES PARK GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB ESTES PARK, COLORADO July 2, 1941. Whereas, E. C.'Gooch, President; Ethel Mills, Vice-prosid©nt; Julian Hayden, Secretary; and Fay Brainard, Treasurer, of the Estes Park Golf and Country Club have signed a statement that they vi sh to deny their rights under the provisions of the Workmen's Compensation Act as it applies to them as directors and employees of the Estes Park Golf and Country Club; TE REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this statement be accepted and duly filed in the records of the Club. I hereby certify the above resolution vas paused and adopted by the directors of the Estes Park Golf and Country Club on July 2, 1941. Julian Hayde,, Secretary. 6 _ zetgAA THE ESTES PARK GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB ESTES PARK, COLORADO July 2, 1941. fir. Chas. F. Hix,' Estes Park, Colorado. Dear Ir, Hix: This is to notify you that we the officers of the Estes PsrkGolf and Country Club, hereby go on record as refusing tho provisions of the ?Tori:r en's Compensation Act as it 'apPlie6 to us in regard to our positions es officers of tho • Estes `Park Golf and Country Club. Very truly yours, E. G. Gooch, President. • Ethel Mills, Vicepresident, JAAJI,A Juli:. •y•en, Secretarj. ay Brainard, Treasurer, June 30, 1941 Memorandum to Mr. Ernest C. Gooch, President The Estes Park Golf and Country Club Estes Park, Colorado Dear Ernestr The Colorado Industrial Commission has made a ruling under the Workmen's Compensation Act that for executive officers of oorporations, even though it be a non-profit organization, a maximum salary of $1,500 for each officer has to be inoluded in computing the pay roll under workmen's compensation polioies. According to this ruling the premium on the workmen's compensation policy of the club would be increased from $28.00 to $54.50. There is one way in which the club can be relieved of this charge and that is if the officers of the club go on record as refusing the provisions of the Workmen's Comp- ensation Act. In order to do that it is necessary for you to draw up a resolution that the President, Vice President and Secretary -Treasurer of the Estes Park Golf & Country Club have filed with the Directors of the club a statement that they are refusing the provisions of the Workmen's Compensation Act of the State of Colorado. If you will then give me a certified copy of the resolution I will transmit it to the Industrial Commission of Colorado. Of course, if you and Fay, and whoever is Vice President, refuse to accept the provisions of the Act and any one of you becomes injured while looking after any natters on behalf of the club you would not be granted compensation.