HomeMy WebLinkAbout1943-11-03 I:'~ETING OF N0~F2:~ER 3rd, ,. 192i$-....~
A REGULAR i:~ETINO O~ TIIE BOARD 'JAS IIELD' 0I'T T!iE .&,~OxFE DN£E ',TITH
ALL DJ,i.':~ERS PRESENT, C!{A iEJJg'~.. S 0:FER Ii,t0 PRES ID lNG.
THE T0M~ ACCOU]fTAh'T SJB~.,i_~ED TREASURY WLR!<AiTT
.EXPENDITURE OF $903.42 VOTED Tt~T T!tE :.TARRANT ~E ;~P.AS READ AND BILLS
SHELLFISII INSPECTOR BLOUNT WAS PRESENT TO DISCUSS SHELLFISlt iL~.TTER;
LiISS.H]~RY.~ TO':,~! COLrNCIL '."fAS PRESENT TO CONFER ','7ITi! TIlE BOARD
LEGALITY 0F ~A~%~IIT OF~ACK BILLS T~L%T LUCRE PRES~PTTED T]~ TO'/fi,T FOR PA
~VII'I C~SE WAS GkkNTED k ~ .... m~ulT T0 ]~EP k PIG.
ADDITIONAL NAPLES ",WZRE GIVEN T~ BOAPa3 ,OF ,,~,, i~'! TILE L~RCHANT ]~5%RIN
T0 BE P~,CED 0N T~ t!ONOR ROLL AS FOLL0~: ARTIER k. EORCROSS,PHILiP ~.
I~TERY , EDW~D.' B · ' COFF IN i '~ ...............
GUS BENTLEY L;AS GIL~-NTED A PEE.{!T TO COkrDUCT k SERIES OF P~B'5~IG
DANCES ON i~ESDAY EIGHTS FROM 9.to ] 2 I,;i. Ii'~ CHASE HALL.
A~_~B~-T£ L. SILVA ';,'AS GRAUTED A lsi,CLASS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS LIC~TSE
A LETYER :~AS RECEIVED ~ ~"'
"~ _ RO.~ J. H. ROB IN S0if %iG' R. 7;ATER CO. THAT THEY
WERE A",'TA!T!NG PRIORITY AND APPROVkL OF THE WAR Pi,ODLC'~IOJ BOARD AND WItEI'I
SLT'..~ WAS _RECEIVED THE t~,!STALLATION OF Tk~ HYDIh~JfT OI~ "MILL !IILL" WOULD
BE l'dkDE I~,~,~DIATELY.
A PEEflT WAS CRkNTED TO Jki~,~S }!.:fALSE TO CO~DUCT A DANCE 0]~ ]~OV.
IN KI~!GHT,!S OF COLL~,~US HALL ON CHERRY STREET.
k LETTER WAS RECEIVED !YROM GILBF~RT BUi~CI{ELL RELATIVE TO HiS I-iA¥I]~G
ARRANGED FOR THE CMRE OF GARBAGE DURING HIS ABSENCE,
k LETTER FROIi THE OFFICE OF CIVILI~I DEF~ISE INFOIC.~D THE ~0ARD
TI~NkT ALLOCATION OF O.C.D.EQUIPi~T~.NT }L~-D BEEN C~J~CELLED 0~ ACCOLU'JT OF
TOV;N HAVING TWO PUMPS SIi';iILkR TO THE ONE ALLOCATED. AS THERE SEF2,'~S TO BE
· DISCUSS ~_'0[~
TO?~7[ COUNCIl
C ON FERKN C E
HO~,f OR ROLL
DANCE PEP&[I~
AUTO. DE. L i C,
INSTALLATION
HYD~NT 0N
"MILL HILL"
A MISSUEDERSTAND!NG,THE BOARD VOTED T!tAT A LETTER BE ~.':RIT~EAi TO TKE~Z T.qk~
WE REGRET _GS!.E MISSUNDERSTANDING M~rD ?rE REALIZE TI~T T WHERE IS 1~0 ALLOCLTI'
BUT ','~ WOULD LIKE TO BE CONSIDERED FAVORABLY IF POSSIBLE.
A COi~:LU~TICATION FROM MR.EDWARD B. %RIGHT WAS RECEIVED THAT AS THE
DI3~-0UT IS TO BE DISCONT!I~UJED A3JD FJLL LIGHTI}~G RESTOR~ IF IT WOULD BE
POSSIBLE TO LEAVE THE SHIELD ON THE LIGHT OPPOSITE HIS P~ESIDENCE ON
HULBURT A~FE. AS THE FOLL LIGHT I~YD AMfAYS BEEN ANOYIHG. IT WAS VOTED TO
INFOPJ.i }.IR. Y~RIGHT THAT AT THE PRESE?~T TI}.~ SHIELDS .LRE NOT TO BE R~,¢0VED
AND THAT PROBABLE ACTION WOULD BE TAKEN LAT~ TO RE~.IEDY THE CONDITION.
TIlE MI}~TEs OF TI~ LAST L~ETiNG WERE 5EAD A~,~D APPROVED.ADJ. 10.P.M.
HEF~BERT P. S~,~ITH, SECRETARY.
SHIELDOON ,, :!)
LIGHT AT RES
~dLBERT AVE.:'