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333 Floyd Granger , representing the American Legion , asked permission to hold an Armistice Ball on the evening of November 6 , and permission was granted , on motion of Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman Eva, Mr. Granger also asked if anything could be done to have the merchants of Redwood City observe Armistice Day by closing their places of business . The Council expressed its approval and asked the Clerk to write to the Chamber of Commerce , in an effort to have the members of the Chamber close their places of business on Armistice Day, this on motion of Councilman Fletcher , seconded by Councilman Ev9 . The departmental reports were ordered filed. The approved claims were ordered paid on motion of Councilman McNulty, seconded by Councilman Fletcher. Adjournment . r � I City C ler . MINUTES OF R 1iGU L A_R I:EET DIG RED: OOD CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 18 , 1937 8 : 00 P. M. Upon roll call the following Councilmen were present : Councilmen L. C . Christensen, J. M. Eva, E. A. Fletcher , Wm. Hokin , R . N . Jones , G. U . McNulty, L:ayor Paul A. McCarthy, and City Clerk B. E. Myers . The minutes of the meeting of October 4 , were approved as corrected on motion of Councilman Christensen , seconded by Councilman Fletcher. The City Manager submitted a letter advising the Council of having appointed a citizens committee to work with him in the consideration of plans for future development of recre -tional facilities and activities and assistance in arousing public interest and support for such activities . The canmittee consisted of the following : James P. Hagan , Mildred loenck, Mrs . L. T. McAtee , ':!ayen R . Millington , and K . Van Gundy. Upon motion of Council- man Fletcher , seconded by Councilman Eva , the Council approved the action of the City Manager . In a letter from Hugh E. McCleary, the Greater South P edw- od Improvement Club asked the Council to remove the ferce along Union Cemetery on the tioodside Road , as it was in bad condition and there was a fine hedge behind it . The letter was referred to the City Manager for his attention .