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314 Mr, Pete Hughes, Council the sale the celebration, aspects, He was be arranged. He sale, it was pro their own and th 285 Woodside Drive, Woodside, informed of beer would be of a vital part of being one of the few fund-raising sure that any kind of controls can indicated if none was available for bable participants would furnish at this might create more of a problem, Councilman Arnett moved to accept recommendations, and instruct Staff to submit a further report, seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #70-131) Architectural Committee appointments, The following had been nominated for the two vacancies, one term expiring in 1974, and one being an unexpired term ending in 1973: Joe Tanouye (reappointment), and Constant F. Davis. Councilman Arnett moved to cast a unanimous ballot reappointing Joe Tanouye to a term expiring in 1974, and appointing Constant F. Davis to complete unexpired term to 1973, seconded by Councilman Rhodes and unanimously carried. (MINUTE ORDER #70-132) Discussion of Veterans Memorial Commission membership. Mayor Bury reported his discussion with Don Peacock, Chairman, that day, and previously with Floyd Granger, who had submitted a verbal resignation, but not a formal one, and Mr. DePatta who had also resigned. He noted in the minutes of one of their recent meetings where it was indicated they would like to continue with five members, and in his conversation with Mr. Peacock, he reiterated his suggestion that perhaps the Commission would be more effective with three members. He also had spoken with recruiting representatives of the various branches of the military services and they are willing to have their displays at the Veterans Memorial Building, and the leadership of VFW and American Legion also indicated willingness to cooperate. Since there are two resignations at this time, he felt this would be an appropriate time to reduce the Commission to three members. Council briefly discussed the recommendation, and suggested some expansion of activities. City Attorney noted that the Commission is restricted as to scope of its activities, and changes would require Code amendment. Councilman Henderson felt the duties of this Commission could be incorporated into another group, and moved that activities controlled by the Veterans Memorial Commission be transferred to the Park and Recreation Commission, seconded by Councilman Weymouth.