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Estes Park, Colorado 80517
MINUTES OF THE ESTES PARK CENTENNIAL -BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION, 19 April 1976
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The thirteenth meeting of the Commission was called to order
by the Chairman, Al Mencher, at 7:38 p.m. ub Room 100, Munici-
pal Building.
Members present: Esther Arnold, Brenda Blanchar, Charles Chaffin,
Ruth Deffenbaugh, Jim Dunham, Gene Dykes,Dwight Hamilton, Margaret
Houston, Al Mencher, Rusty Mikel, Ruth Stauffer, Moses Swindler,
Marge Wolpert.
The resignation of Ward Crowley by letter was accepted with regret.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as circulated.
I. Al Mencher reported on conversation with Gray Distributing Co.,
selling Centennial belt buckles; they promise a percentage of
profits in Estes Park to the Commission.
II. Dwight Hamilton reported on project to erect a sign near the
Dunraven Cottage. It will be large, attractive, and permanent
at a cost of $157.24. Jim Dunham will draw a sketch of Lord
Dunraven and the Cottage in early days.- Ruth Stauffer will write
the legend. Motion was made and carried that the sign be purchased
and erected on a post, post cost not to exceed $25.
III. Al Mencher reported a request from the State CBC for events in
Estes Park on July 4. Query was angered on March 17. 11'
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IV. Moses Swindler reported on possible plans to stimulate interewt
in the moustache and beard growing contest. Charles Chaffin
suggested that local women be asked to make themselves in some
other way conspicuous, perhaps wearing old-fashioned dresses.
In discussion, it was agreed that once a week would suffice,
every Friday from Memorial Day until September 25. Motion was
made and carried that the Jaycees and Jay-cee-ettes be asked
to spearhead the plan. Jim Dunham will write an article on how
to create period costumes economically.
V. Margaret Houston presented the Treasurer's report: there remains
$31.39 in the General Fund of '75, with the $250 for '76 so far
untouched. $12.36 in petty cash, with a $13 bill for stamps.
VI. Gene Dykes reported on Living Trails for the Handicapped. The
Steering-Commi-ttt-e--o-f -1-5--meets-monthly— -Thera_is -a passibil i tv
of 10 acres to be developed as a trail for handicapped.
VII. ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS to serve six months: d 1 I
Chairman: Gene Dykes r-
let Vice-chairman: Dick Hillyer V ° �1L
2nd Vice-chairman: Rusty Mikel <<''- '
Secretary: Marcia Bruns
Treasurer: Margaret Houston
All ran uncontested and were elected by unanimous vote.
- \The meeting stood adjourned at 9:00
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Respectfully submitted,
Ruth Stauffer'ASecretary