COLO".*'"' DAY DLVIVTD (continued from ^age l)
At the tir.ie rhen Marshall Hop-pin headed
the CAA ho had recontended a Class III air
port in the Valley, An approximate cost.
of "such an'airport mas set at • A)228,000, i
Mr, Henlele, locating Tngincor, laid .out
the present field. The Airport Associa
tion he gain its rork by raising money from
donations from individuals and the 7HRC
vfliich gave >1250, .The Airport Ass'n ras
then organized as a non-profit Corporation
in order to bo elegible for grants and
federal aid, Homover, not much more than '■
promises has been forthcoming and the
Ass'n is in need of more money to meet i
notes on land purchased.
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Following"this report Jack Maze, president
of the C of C stated that the C of C did
not mith to tkae over the project, but
mould cooperate mith the Airport Ass’n in
raising needed funds. It mas decided to
carry on several money making projects
culminating in a big celebration on Col
ony Day, tnc last or Ilmyr. ,
Il’.-Mrzo, -'ho called the meeting, also
stated that ho did not feel that he had the
tine to spend on this project and called
for nominations for another chairman. Af
ter the office mas tossed from lap to lap ■
around the group present, J .ck M..zd final
ly agreed to continue in the chair, pro
viding he had the full cooperation of all
organizations present*.
The following activities mere outlined:
American Legion: Sc’ Johns and Dr. Sims
aro to arrange for the Dance on II y 29.
John ’'ritt—S-rbocuc, L.C.Stock to carvo
and servo.
Sportsman Club—to furnish all entertain
ment at the fair grounds except Dingo.
John 3ush, Bruce Graham and Shamrock Ath
letic Association officiating.
Art Stacey— arango for Ball Canos.
L s Green and Jr n '"oslosky to arrange for j
flights over the V.lley. j
D. Snodgrass—arrange for a-sneaker. !
finance Committee: Tone Lepak, L.C.Stock,
T. , Peters, "Trod *• Alaco; to arrange for
Prir.a money and to take care of advertis
ing.
Baffle *f t'.TO prizes; tmo separate tickets.
1. * Aluminum oat and Outboard hotor from
Koslosky’e and Graham's Service.
2. Frigidai're Refrigerator from Toil Tirighl
Publicity and Advertising: rVC. Hau, Jin
Korris, liv. Sc lover.
Concessions mill bo handled by the Penance
Committee. The homemakers arc to be asked
to operate the Food Stands. Toy Scouts and
Girl Scouts mill be asked to sell tickets.
It is also planned to make arrangements for
sight seeing tours around the valley by bus
so that visitors nay have (con’d .ago 7)
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