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: ,0 Ie - ~OUND~~~LE ~ D~scu~siq~ qn olß or n~w þusin~s~ ~~~ommi~sioners, DiJrecU~or Lof Re_crea"t;i~on~, lP~rk~ ~Super..inte~dent: COMMISSIONER STUART commended Asst. Director of Recreation Paulson for his newest golfing honor; and for his and Commissioner Knecht1s enthusiasm and participation in the recent Junior Golf Championships held at the Elk's Club. Commissioner Stuart moved to recommend that a letter of commendation be written to Mr. Paulson concerning his winning of an additional golfing championship and for the honor and recognition which has come to the Commission, the Recreation Department, and the City because of these honors, seconded by Commissioner Thompson, and passed. Commis- sioners Schenck and Morgan were not present. The Commission recommended that the junior golf championship be con- tinued next year; Mr. Paulson suggested letter be sent to the two committee ladies of the Elks Club who were so helpful; and to Commis- sioner Knecht for his dedicated help. Commissioner Stuart moved to recommend that a letter of thanks be sent to the people mentioned above -Elks Club ladies, and Mr. Knecht, seconded by Commissioner Guida and passed. Commissioners Schenck and Morgan were not present (Mr. Paulson will provide secretary with names.) i t r f ¡ r ¡ I ~ I COMMISSIONER KNECHT said he had been asked by a gentleman living adja- cent to the beach-restroom area of the neighborhood park in Shores if these restrooms could be opened on Saturdays and Sundays, saying that he would be responsible for seeing they were opened and closed on these days. Mr. Balzarini will check into thisJ noted a teen festival being planned at Fair Oaks School on this coming Saturday. Commissioners Knecht and Guida will try to attend. Mr. MORTON was asked to secure a meeting name plate, and attache case for Commissioner Guida. Mr. BALZARINI noted League of California Cities meeting being planned for October 25/28, in San Diego, and suggested Commission send delegate. COMMISSIONER GUIDA told of the most successful, new this year, Peppermint Patty Softball League - for girls 9 to 15 years of age and suggested possible Commission endorsement of the activity. Mr. Paulson noted that there were 10 teams, which were split in two divisions, 15 to a team, and seven games were p1ayedJ said had good segment from Washing- ton School area; and suggested possible doubling of teams next year. Mr. Guida said the stands were filled for the championship game and the Recreation Department should be commended for this teen-age activity. Commissioner Guida moved to recommend that the Recreation Department be commended for the most successful new program, the "Peppermint Patty League", seconded by Commissioner Stuart, and passed. Commissioners Schenck and Morgan were not present. 'r