Min 02/25/1957 99
Wichita Falls., Texas
Menorlal Auditorium Bldg.
February 25., 1957
The Board of Aldermen of the City of 111ichita Falls,, Texas., met in regular session
-1 Ro o, I _Udg., on the above date., at 8 o'clock P.11..,
in the Counci n of the I-lemorial Auditorijm
with the followinE-; raembers present:
K., C..Spell Ila yo r
Hoy C. I Iyatt,
V.E.(Bill) Reicliauth
Jack G. Banner Aldenmen
Tom C. Foley
Aver-j '.,Iit�3hell
J. B. U'arratt
Geo. T. Henderson City Clerk
H. A. Thomason City 11anager
J. 11alter Fr 4 erg
ib City Attorney
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The Invocation was ,iven by Rev. J. A. Moody,, Pastor Highland Heights Church of
God.
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Moved by Alderman Jarratt that the Kinutes of the regular meetin�- held Feb. 11,
1957 be and the same are hereby approved.
Illotion seconded by Alderman Reichmuth and carried.
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-uth that the I'linutes of the Park Board meeting held
Moved bv Alderm=- Reichm
Feb. 19p 1957p be and the same are hereby approveds copy of which is attached hereto and
made a part of the records hereof.
Motion seconded by Alderman I'Litchell and carried.
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As advertised, bids for purchase of 5000 tons of Type I'D" hot mix asphaltic con-
crete were opened by the City Clerk and read aloud by the City �Iana-er. The bids were as
ollows:
Wichita Asphalt Co., Q`5.50 per ton fob their plant in WicUta Falls,
Te-.ms Ndt.
Moved by Alderman Foley that the above and foregoing bid be referred to the
Director of Public ',Iorks for tabulation and recommendation.
Motion seconded by Alderman Jarratt and carried.
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As advertised, bids for purchase o"L' 40POOO gal. of OA-175 Asphalt, for street
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purposesp were opened by the City Clerk and read aloud by the City Ilana,�,7er. The bids were
as follows:
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. 0.1062 per fob Wichita Falls., Terms Net
Southern Asphalt & Petroleum
(I * 0,1138
jo 1% 15 days
Cosden Petroleum Corp, 0,1205 Net
Moved by Aldenian 11-litchell that the above and foregoin- bids be referred to the
Director of Public Works for comparison and recommendation.
Motion seconded by Alderman Banner and carried.
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As advertised.. bids for purchase of 2000 tons precoated cover stone were opened
by the City Clerk and read aloud by the City. 14anager. The bids were as follows:
100
Uvalde Rock Asphalt Co. 5.20 per ton fob Wichita Falls, Terms 100 per ton 30 days.
Southwest Stone Co. 2.45 " cars Lone Star Spur, Chico, Tex. Terms 200per
ton 15 days.
White's Uvalde 1:1ines 5.17 " Wichita Falls, Terms 10,�, per ton 5 days.
Moved by Alderman Foley that the above and foregoing bils be referred to the
Director of Pu1blic '.%.7orks for comparison and recommendation.
Motion seconded by Alderman Reic1muth and carried.
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As advertised, bids for ponstrue-of one 20 MGD High Head Pump Station for the
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Water Department were opened by the City Clerk and read aloud by the City Manager. The bids
were as follows:
A. Vordenbaum & Bou $"P333.00
Arthur Stipe, Builder 59,684-01
J. C. Oliver 42,885.00
Broushton & Ericson 49P154-00
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The above and fore�7,o4nq bids were immediately referred to Joe E. Ward, Consulting
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Engineer, and John P. Ruhmann, Director of Utilities, for comparison, whereupon after due
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considerationp Joe E. �%"-rd reconv-�iended the'low bid of J. Cu. Oliver, thereupon the following
motion was made:
Moved by Alderman Reichmuth that the Board of Aldermen accept the recommendation of
Joe E. Ward and award the above and fore-oing
bid to the lowest bidder, J. Oliver, for
�,421885.00.
Motion seconded by AldermanBanner and carried.
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Moved by Alderman Reich:auth that the Board of Aldermen does hereby ap rove and
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authorize tax adjustments, aggregating a net sum of $1069.q8, as set forth in Re-cap Adjust-
ments 761-870., 2-22-57, copy of which is attached hereto and made a part of the records
hereof.
Motion seconded by Alderman '�Titchell -and carried.
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Moved by Alderman Reichmuth that the Board of Aldem- en does hereby approve and
authorize tax adjustment as set forth in Re-cap Adjustments 582-760., copy of which is attached,
hereto and made a part of the records hereof.
Motion seconded by Alderman 1,11itchell and carried.
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Moved by Alderman Foley., in accordance with bids opened February 1-1, ,957., for
purchase of batteries, the Board of Aldermen does hereby accept the recownendation of the
Purchasing Agento and award the bid to the lowest bidder,, Tanners, Inc., as per schedule
att-ached hereto.
Motion seconded by Alderman Reichrauth and carried.
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"oved by Alderman Foley, in accordance with bids opened February
ri llp 1957, for
nurchase of oils and greases, the Board of Aldermen does hereby accept the recommendation of
the Purchasing ASent, and Director of Public Works, -and award the bid to the lowest bidder.,
Sinclair Refining Co., at their bid price, per schedule attached hereto.
Motion seconded by Alderman Reichmuth and carried.
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Moved by Alderman �litchell that the Board of Aldermen does hereby approve and
authorize payment to Joe E. Ward Consulting Engineer, the sum of $711.94, for engineering
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services in connection with the I*_.'atenTorks telephone lines., and likewise the sum of �144.32
for em-ineering services in connection with the Concrete Clear i,"ell construction, all in
connection with Waterworks Bond Improvement -)rojects; and direct the City Clerk to draw
checks,for each of the above stated, payable out of I'later Bond Improv. Ser. 1955, fund.
Motion seconded by Alderman Foley and carried,
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Ordinance No. 1776 having been, in all respects, duly introduced and published
the following motion was made:
01-0INANCE NO. 1776
All ORDIINIA��'CE EXT&I'DING THE CITY LI1.1IT3 OF THE CITY OF "..'ICIII-A FALLS TE
xAS"
B NTEXL,,
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Y A J Z C.`�'RTAIN LANDS ADJACENT TO THE PRESENT TERRI7,ORIAL LLlITS OF TIE 'CITY OF 1�`IC'�IITA
FALLS 1�'I`,IITA COUI,,TTY T!,XAS- ALL OF ".THICH ARE FULLY DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDI'11ANCE; AND
D',:�'ICLARING AN MlERIG �CY. (Sin-leton Addition, Section III, and Blocks 8,, 9, 10 Weeks
Place Addition.) C�
M'oved by Alderman Jarratt that Ordinance No. 1776 be and the same is hereby
approved and passed as read,
Motion seconded by Alderman Reichmuth and carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Aldermen 11-17-att Reich-nuth Banner
Foley., 1,litchell and Jarratt.
Nays: None.
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RESOLUTION NO. 204
BE IT =, OLTED by the Board of Aldem.-en of the City of lvlichita Falls:
TH11.T -an election be held in the City of !��'_Jchita Falls,, Texas on Anril 2
for electin- the followin- officials of said City: P 1957p
Alderman - Place One
Alderman - Place Two
Alderman - Place Three
and that the said Election shall be held at the following named places with, the
following persons as presiding judges within the following Districts., to-wit:
(The Voters residing in the County Precinct Nizribers --iven herein vote in the City Box
Numbered in the last column.)
Voters Residing CITY VOTIHG PLACES JUDGES-1957
in Corporate Limits r1ITY
within the Following BOX
No.
County Prec. Mo. VOTING PLACE JUDGE
1 Central Fire Station 9th & Ohio F7�1.1,�Tier
2 Travis School 300 - 3rd St. L.E.Satterwhite 2
3 Highway Deot.District Shop 400 E. Scott NIrs J.H.Raines 3
4 & 5 'ilichita Co.Court Hoi-ise - L. L. Kuntz 4
6 & 48 Weeks Park E nicinal Club Hse Lake Park, Drive llrs S. H. Rider 5
v4ashington 5chool 700 Flood A. L. Wilson 6
8 Austin School 1309-13th -_rs W.K.Niles 7
9 Priniitive Baptist Church 1701 Bunnett 1,irs E.D.Trevathan 8
16 O'echsner Electric Co. 809 Brook J. 11. Baber Q
11 Reagan School -1101,, Broad Roscoe Staton 16
'7th St. Fire Station 17th &- Holliday 7�lrs J. Thoma3 1-1
12 1
'3 L 4 2 Jefferson St.Fire Station 507 Jefferson 1-1,r s �lczelle L_-seman 12
14 7th St. Fire Station 701 '��Tarford ..rs C.K.,''Eish 1�
15 Alamo School 10121-11th St. 1,.Lrs R. E. Benson 1-4
16 Dr. Leo Karl's Office 16�06 Brook Ers John Dobbs lt�
18 904 Van Buren - L. hwell 17
1? Z:� '
en Lor Ni c-h School 2140 Ave 11H11
-Joe Garland 18
'�Ioore
20 Zundelo�Aritz School 17c6 Polk A. I i9
21 EnCligh Pharmacy 2414-A 10th R. J. Claypool 20
22 Kourits Variety Store 1801 Hayes J. L--slie ,1Hk,'el 21
2� Buchanan 3t.Fire Station
1800 BuchLnan Geo. A. 3:,,ioot 22
24 Sam Houston 3chool 2500 Gra:nt i,lrc- J.S.Coi.-,nt-, 23
25 Creek Church 3�'D`O 4 Seymour Rd 3. L. Bnyans 24
1�0 301"rie School 1200 Tr-Dnt rs C. I. Pierce 25
41 -step Pha=,,,acy 5`0-1 Broadway i1rs A. H. 1-Hulsey
43 Bon Fra�aklin Sc.hool 2112- Speedway Homer Karrenbrock 20
44 aiddin�,s St. Fire Station Giddings _1z Ave tIH11
C) A. F. Edwards 28
45 Crockett School 3015 Ave H .,rs To,-.i F�,rtune 29
V CarrigL,-n School 1609 Blonde Clyde I'lurph 3
30
50 .cGaha School 1537 Haanpstead Lane Thomas A. Gose
KenD St,Fire Station Kernq-) ':, t'i.ve X 'Irs Joe Tyson
i� 32
52 Curriin7haza Schoo*1 4400 TcNi el Lrs B.J.Tillerson 3 3
5 3� Southern Kitchen 2400-51th St. eirs C.R.Col-,,ls 34
54 Libb-,i F. Holland Library 700 Redwood Rm[f.C.E.Jac'�'son 35
Absentee OP-P
ffice of City Clerk 202 1.emorial Aud..3ldg. 30
102
The Chief of Police shall post a
properly executed copy of this Resolution., Order
and 1111otice at the places where the e�ection is'to be held, such Notice to be posted at least
thirty (30) days before the date of S111id election.
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I-loved by Aldenn-ozi Hyatt th�_,t Resolution INTo. 504 be and the same is hereby adopted,
and nassed as read.
Klotion seconded by Alderman Reichzauth and carried by the fol'.1-ol."in- vo-11-e:
Yeas: 2ildermen Hyatt, Reicirauth Banner Foley., lilitchell and Jarratt.
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,,aysl Jone.
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Moved by Alderman Foley that the Board of Aldermen does hereby approve payment to
the Wichita General Hosnital the net sun of ;,!?4lO,,866.O0 for charity patients for ti�e month oO
January, after having deleted the sum of %�466-34 for the city one-half of jail patients, and
which amount was deletedk by `,lichita County for their oae-half; further it directs the City
Clerk to draw a check for tile net amount of �10 866.00.
ILDtion seconded by Alder:xqz Ililtchell and carried.
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1layor K. C. SIDell submit-ted the name of Gus 1I. Jolif-f- to serve on the Civil Service
Board, to succeed Geo. Edwards, whose term e,-,oires Feb. 10-5. 1957, thereupon the following
motion was made:
Moved by Alderman I'liltchell that the Board of Aldermen does hereby appoint Gus W.
Joliff to serve on the Civil Service Board
to succeed Geo. Edwards, whose termi expired Feb.
. Tol i ff
25P 1-95-57, it being distinctly understood that is hereby appointed to serve in
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this capacity until Feb. 25, 196o.
Motion seconded by Alderman Hyatt and carried.
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The application of Watson-Camp Co. to erect a free standlin, sign at 12th & Ohio
again came up for discussion. The City �lanager ;7ave a verbal report of his Inquiries as to
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how certain other cities regulate similar sign construction, t1lereupon the followin�-, motion
W,-�s MaOe:
Moved by Aldennan Reichmuth -11.hat the City Attorney �,e -,nd he is hereb7 directed
to prepare and submit to -,�-.he Council for further cons ideration,, an Amendment to Ordinance No.
1685, which,, in substance shall read that all free standinZ, si,-ns with hei�,ht greater than
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30 ft.,, be constructed -to irithstand a wind nressure of 30 lbs. per sq. ft., with -. safety
factor of 4; said specificntions and/or -olans shall be drawn by a registered structural.
en-ineer or architect and his si-nature att-ached thereto.
Hoticn seconded by Aider-,aan Foley and carried.
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11oved by Alderman Reich-mith that the Board of Aldermen -ioes hereby authorize the
issuance of a -ei-Lit to 1'.1atson Camp Co. to erect a sign at 12th & Ohio,, in accordance AN-ith
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plans and specifications outlined in the fore-oln'c', paragraph pertaining to the proposed
Lmended Ordinl,nce governin, the erection of sigriss
1:10tion seconded bir Allderiran H -att end carried.
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'loved by Aldem,an Banner that the Board of Ald ermen does hereby authorize the 1*tY
Attorney to bring su-it against Hicks Construction Co., i the event it bee es neces a 7 to
Irctect the City's interest against claims 'Lor int-erest and court costs.
1-lotion seconded by Alderman Foley and carried.
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I'loved by Alderrtan Banner that -the meeting be adjourned.
-rL,.n Hyatt and -arr`� ed.
liouion seconded by Alden I -
The Board of Alderrien h n adjourne
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APPROVED this t',-Le a,.,r ol 57.
ATT:,=:
Layor
C)uy C lerl:
P. 0. Box 4548
CITY OF WICHITA FALLS
114TER-PFFICE MEMORANDUM
D AT E: February 1957
TO: H. A. Thomasot
Ben C. krmstrong,.
FROM:
SUBJECT: Adjustments
OMMENT:
This is a re-cap .of Adjustments #582-760 which
consist of automobile cancellations only,
resulting in a loss of city taxes of $580.48
for 1956p 9-.04 for 19552 $23.68 for 1954,
$6.08 for 1953, $6.40 for 1952 and $2.10 for
1940", totaling $7T�,3 _
These cancellations consist of automobiles
assessed and not owned on January 1, 1956,
non-residents of Wichita Falls, owners located
outside the city tax district, double assessments
and assessments made on automobiles owned by
servicemen.
recommend that these cancellations be approved.
Ben C. Armstrong
Tax Assessor and Collector
CITY OF WICHITA FALLS
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
DATE:
TO: 1hociason
FROM: 1,rrz;%.;tronE!,
SUBJECT: Adjwstra.,_�ntz T`1-870
COMMENT:
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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
WICHITA FALLS PARK BOARD
FEBRUARY 19, 1957
THE WICHITA FALLS PARK BOARD MET IN REGUL;R SESSION , 12:00 NOON , FEBRUARY
19; 1057, AT THE PARK DEPARTMENT OFFICE , 1809 FIFTH STSEET,
MEMBERS PRESENT WERE: MRS. JOHN ESTESp VICE-CHnIRMAN
MR. MAX KRUGER) MEM80?
MR. FRANK HARVEY, MEMBER
MRS. REAGAN DUBLIN, MEMBER
MRS. J, N, STAFFORD
MRS, W. B. WHITING2 MEMBER
OTHERS ATTENDING WERE: MR. W. E. REICHMUTH , COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE
MR, SPENCER P. ELLIS, DIRECTOR OF PARKS & RECREATION
MR. Boa AssUEHL, SUPERINTENDENT OF RECREATION
MR. WILLIAM B. HURSH , JR. ; SUPERINTENDENT OF CEMETERY
MR. JACK JOHNSON, GOLF PROFESSIONAL
MRS, PEGGI MALONE, SECRETARY TO MR. ELLIS
ITEM It THE READING OF 7H! M: NUTZS OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING WAS DISPENSED
WITH SINCE EACH MEMBER HAD RECEIVED A COPY BY MAIL AND THE MINUTES WERE APPROVED
AS PUBLISHED,
ITEM 2: MR. ELLIS INTRODUCED THE NEW MEMBERS OF THE BOARD AS WELL AS E-CH
MEMBER OF HIS STAFF. FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE NEW BOARD MEMOERS, MR. ELLIS
PRESENTED AND EXPLAINED ORDINANCE NO, 15123 THE ORDINANCE TH-T CREATES AND DEFINES
THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE PARK 3OARD. HE ALSO EXPLAINED OkOINANCE No. 1645,
THE ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT AND PROTECTION
OF PUBLIC PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS; THE ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTION OF THE CITY
GOVERNMENT AND THE ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTION OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT.
MR, REICHMUTH EXPLAINED THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE PARK AND RECREATION BOARD TO THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
ITEM 3: AN ELECTION OF OFFICERS WAS HELD AND THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE WERE
ELECTED FOR THE 1957 CALENDAR YEAR:
CHAIRMAN---------MR, MAX KRUGER
VICE-CHAIRMAN----MRS. JOHN ESTES
SECRETARY--------MRS. REAGAN DUBLIN
ITEM 4: MR, ELLIS EXPLAINED THAT THERE IS A POLICY CURRENTLY IN EFFECT
REGULATING THE LENGTH OF SOFTEALL GAMES PLAYED ON CITY PAkKs. THE PRESENT POLICY
IS TO TERMINATE PLAY PRIOR TO 10:00 P.M. AND TO TURN OFF THE FLOOD LIGHTS AT THIS
TIME. THIS POLICY IS IN EFFECT AT -LL PARKS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF SCOTLAND
WHERE MOST OF THE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE GAMES ARE PLAYED. MR. ELLIS PRESENTED A LETTER
FROM MR. CALVIN ASHLEY (COPY ATTACHED) REqUESTInG THAT THE CHURCH A7HLETIC
ASSOCIATION BE ALLOWED TO COMPLETE TAF INNINS BEING PLAYED IN THE SOFTBALL GAMES
AT HAMILTON PARK WHEN THE CUT OFF T&P ��w 'VES. MR, ELLIS POINTED OUT THAT PROPER
SCHEDULING WOULD ELIMINATE THE NECESS!Tv Or EXTENDING GAMES PASSED THE PRESENT
LIMIT, AFTER THE DISCUSSION THAT FOLLOWED, THE FOLLOWING ACTION WAS TAKEN*
MOTION 572: MR. KRUGER MOVED THAT THE PARK BOARD RECOMMEND TO THE BO"RD
or ALDERMEN THAT THE TIME LIMIT ON SOFTBALL GAMES nT HAMILTON
PARK REMAIN AT 1000 P.M. BUT THAT THE TEAMS SHALL BE
PERMITTED TO FINISH AN INNING THAT W�S COMMENCED BEFORE 10:00
P*M. AND THAT ALL PLAY SHALL CEASE AT 10: 15 P.M,
SECONDED BY: MR. STAFFORD. MOTION CARRIED.
ITEM 5: MR. ELLIS PRESCNrED TO THE BOARD A SPOPOSEO PLAN TO IMPROVE OUR
CITY PARKS. IT WAS DECIDED THAT SINCE THE NEW MEMBERS WERE NOT AQUAINTED WITH THE
CITY PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES, THAT A THOROUGH STUDY OF THESE FACILITIES
SHOULD BE MADE BEFORE ANY OFFICIAL ACTION IS TAKEN ON THE PLnN. IN THE DISCUSSION
ABOUT THE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT A TOUR OF THE PARKS AND
RECREATION FACILITIES WOULD BE IN ORDER AND MR. ELLIS WAS INSTRUCTED TO -RRAUGE
FOR SUCH A TOUR, THE PROPOSED PLAN TO IMPROVE OUR PARKS WOULD BE BROUGHT UP AGAIN
AT OUR NEXT MEETING,
ITEM 6: MR, ELLIS PRESENTED A BRIEF RESUME OF THE RECENT DEPARTMENTAL
ACTIVITIES WITH MR, ABBUEHL AND MR. HURSH REPORTING ON THEIR DIVISIONS*
THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED,
MAX KRJGER
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OFFICIAL:
MRS. REAGAN DUBLIN
SECRETARY
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FEBRUARY 91 1957
WICH! TA FALLS PARKS & RECREkT ;ON DEPT,,
MUNtC ; PAL AUDITORIUM
WICHITA FALLS; TEXAS
ATTENTION: MR. ELLIS
DEAR SIR:
AM THE CHAIRM,N OF A COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE CHURCH
ATHLZTIC ASSOCIATION TO CONTACT CITY OFFICIALS CONCERNING THE
CITY POLICY ON OPERAT;ON OF HAMILTON PARK. Fop A NUMBER OF YEARS,
THE ASSOCIATION'S SOFTBALL LEAGUC HAS PLAYED THEIR GAMES AT HAMILTON
PARK , AND HAS OPERATED UNDER VaE STaICT RUI-E THAT THE LIGHTS MUST
BE TURNED OFF PROMPTLY AT :0:00� THIS HAS C.USED CONSIDERABLE
CONFUSION AND A GREAT AMOUNT OF HARD FEELINCS : PRINICPALLY BECAUSE
THE OTHER CITY PARKS ARE NOT COFPATED ON A COMPARABLE BASIS, IT IS
NOT OUR DESNE THAT HAMILTON PAPK SHOULD BE LEFT OPEN TO ANY LATE
HOUR; BECAU3E WE REALIZE THAT THIS WOULD BE UNREASON"L-7; h3WEVER ; WE
00 REqUEST THAT THE RULE BE CHANGED TO ALKOW US TO COMPLETE nNY ONE
INNING THAT WAS CCMMENCED S,-jPg 1000a
1 W"q ORDERED TO DIRECT F" kEq,EST TO THE CiTY COUNCIL , allT PURSUANT
TO MY CONVERSATION WITH YOU YESTERDAY, 1 AM DIREGTINC THE REqUEST TO
YOU, SO THAT YOU MIGHT PRESENT IT TO THE NEXT MEET; NG OF YOUR
PARKS & RECREATION BOARD. WE WOULD APPRECIATE A PROMPT DECISION FOR
OR -GAINST OUR REqUEST3 SO THAT WE MIGHT HAVE TIME TO PLAN OUR LEAGUE*
THANK YOU FOR YOUR 00ORMY AND CONSWRAT00,
VERY TRULY YOURS,
CALVIN ASHLEY, (SIGNED)
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