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98 usual distribution: 5~~ to Police Youth Club and 5~~ to recreation department activities. (8-10-66). Mr. Beals mentioned phone call from Commdssioner Whitmore' and his concern with priorities rating in the Winan's pre- liminary report. CINNABAR: Mr. Balzarini reported that Mr. Weishal had made a one day test - 641 long by 21 trench and had taken samples to assayers in San Francisco for testing; that a report is due within a week: and that tests look favorable. On motion by Commissioner Stuart, seconded by Commissioner Gooding, a letter was ordered written to City Manager Ullrich recommending that any revenue from the cinnabar mining oper- ation at Stulsaft Park be used to improve Stulsaft Park and that City require digging sites be returned t~ as good as original condition (or better) following mining operations.- Passed (8-10-66). PARK SUPERINTENDENT BALZARINI noted that John Yoshida is now rated I . as Park Foreman: that jobs of Ass1t. Park Supt. and 2nd Park Fore- man are still open, that sprinkler system project at Hoover School replacing manually operated valves with automatic timers had - started, that fields at Kennedy and McKinley should have started ahead of Hoover; that no plaque is presently under consideration for triangle near Claremont at. on El Camino Real; that County Park Department offer of Emerald Lake lot would be gift to City: that Park Dept. did not have entry in Fiesta this year principally because of lack of supervisorial help for the project: that he had explained after-the 1965 Fiesta to former City Manager Neal that he would not be able to participate this year. RECREATION DIRECTOR MORTION suggested that Land Acquisition Comm- ittee Chairman Whitmore contact Bill Shackleford concerning pieces of property under discussion for re-zoning to duplexes. Mr. Morton stated that Bill Wooten has been in charge of the day camp program this year. . MEETING ADJOURNED 9: 50 P. M. DORIS C. THOMPSON, SECRETARY