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. 24 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Millington. The ¡dnutes of the previous meeting were read and appr'oved. Copu of a letter addressed to City Manage~ Dimmitt and signed by R. T. Gallagher, secretary of the Probation Comm¡ttee of San Mateo County, commending the City Council upon the playground and recreational development. in Redwood City, was read and ordered field. Also a letter from Mr. V. G. Ryan thank_ing the ~ Recreation Department and especially Messrs. De M. Armond and Morton for. co_urt- - - esies extended him and his group-on October 12, was read and order- ed fie1ed. - . Chairman Millington announce~ that he had named the foll- owing committee to make a study of avai1aba1e, sites and cost of sites in connection with the recreation center proposed by the Lions Club: Andrèw Spinas, Chairman K. W. Van Gundy Mrs. L. A. MCAtee Chairman Millington appointed the following committee to investigate further the possibilities of acquiring a suitable site for the Five Points Playground: Donald Bogie, Chairman Roger Walsh Alfred Morton. The matter of the ordinance mentioned at the-previous-- meeting by Mr. Millington was postponed until the following meeting. Chairman Millington announced the attendance of Mr. Morton and himself at the City Council meeting. on. November 2 to propose that the Park and Recreation Advisory Committee sponsor the dedica- tion of the new city hall and library buildings, which are scheduled to be completed on or about May 14, 1939. This proposal met with the favor of the Council and the Advisory Board will hold the ded- ication services. Recreation Director Morton announced that the pistol and rifle range would be dedicated by Mayor Christensen on Sunday, Nov- ember 13, 1938. - . Mr. Morton stated that the Sequoia night adult orchestra - . - ~ '\ haa adopted the name IIWest Bay Orchestrall which is quite similar to the name chosen by ,the W. P. A. symphony orchestra which held - '- concerts during ~he. summer montþs using the name .IIWest Bay Ensemble". The W.R.A.- gr9uP. is to be disco~tinued ~or the winter, but will re- sume its activitie~ next spring and wishes to continue under the same name. ~. Morton s~gg~sted that a letter be wr i tten to Max Gelber I who organized the night- school group, informing him that the W.P.A. symphony orchestra is planning to resume its activities next year under the name of IIWest Bay Ensemble. II ',-- --. --~---- ---~'"'-._~-_.- ----.."---- ----..~~---- ---~~---"--- --'______n","- ---_____n--- --.._--- -,-----_.. -------------- -..,,--------