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'2B - ' participate in the dedication of the new county courthouse. He said that the week of the Spring Festival- is also' Natìonal Mus'ic Week, and that the high school bands will be very busy Friday and Saturday'of the Festival weekend at various celebrations at the Golden~Gate In- . ternational Exposition. However, the bands will not be busy the following Sunday, May.-.14, and a special program probably could be worked out for a combination of bands, including at least 200 - musicians, Mr. Gelber said. MSC that a combination of bands, under Mr. Gelber's direction be included in the dedicatory program for the courthouse. ~It was understood that this baRd would in no way conflict with the Redwood " City Municipal Band, which will play for the city hall and library dedications. ~ , The secretary was directed to frame a letter to Mr. Gelber outlining the exact details'of the program, including. time, place, -etc. Mr. MOrton asked that the letter be delayed eight or ten days so that the~program could be arranged. & - Acting Chairman Hagan appointed Mr. Spinas, Mr. Bogie and Mr. Werder to a commdttee to devise plans 'for the dedicatory programs for all buildings. . The secretary was directed to draw up an agenda for each future meeting. Mr. Morton asked Acting Chairman Hagan to appear before the city couooil at the next~~eti~ to ask if s~ervised-fir~rks ' will be permitted on JUly 4 this year át the yacht harobr. Mr. Hagan also was asked to ask the council if the committee may have . . . the use of the present library building as a community center:when it is vacated, and that, if the building is sold, if the Committee may have the revenue for the start of a new recreation center-. Mr. -" - De Amend suggested that Mr. Hagan also ask the city.council that the , , present quarters of the police department be turned over to the WPA Recreation Department. Mr. Morton asked the Committee if some plan could be worked out to achieve better co~ordination between members of the WPA de- partment and the Advisory Committee. Mr. Morton asserted that many of the WPA employees are not doing their work properly, and that the playgrounds are littered with scraps, weeds, etc., and that fre- quently the equipment of the playgrounds isin bad repair. A complete list of the complaints by Mr. Morton was contained. in a letter to Chairman Millington. Mr. William Morrissey, represeñting the Junior Chamber-of Commerce, outlined the proposed ferry excursion and asked if the committee would like to sponsor part of the plan as a "stunt" in connection with the Spring Festival. 'Chairman Millington asked if ,.-..."--.---...- .. .. ~-- .--.. - ..- ------- _..._,-,...- . .. .'.._n--- . '. .~--.._-'._.. - -~-'-"~------' -"--~-""m .._.~-_.- - ~_.__. .---- ..---.-,---- '-'~--'-- -----'~--..---- --"'-----.- ....----....------- ,... - ...... --.~ --- '-----'" - ..-----' .'..__n_---"