Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-17
JUNIOR CHAMBER
URGES Z0NINC
PLAN FOR CITY

&i{biE 4 UiA vi L .
EI Centre is to have q zon'na and
planning commission il action
taken at this mornings Junio.
! chamber Of commerce meeting is.
consummatcd. y committee Of
Junior members to work out a plan
and to work with other civic bodies
/ Of the city was named as follows:
/ Z. G. Erickson, chairman, l.. q.
/ Wilson, F. V iIarrigau and G. W.
! Cross. The Junior committee viii
/ make recommendation to the city
! council for prospective members Of
/ the proposed commission and viii
/ also submit to thc.couuril % detail
ed plan which is to hc drawn up
after a thorough study Of the pro
I iect. The matter will jhnu ho mp to
the council for action and if the,
] plan is approved by the .3uncil-
men, it is hoped that a zouiuL and
/ planning commission win D.. im-
mediatcly appointed as it is 4ener-
ally known that this city is in dire
need Of such body.
The foregoing action was taken
as a result Of a talk given by II. \.
Harris of The Tavcructtcs English
motor court On Imperial avenue.
In his talk, Iiarris stressed thr need
Of such commission and pointed
out Inc tact that city Of This
size with its wonderful possibilities.
should immediately uamo such -
commission. Harris predicted th#s
Ell Centre VIII have population o1
some $4,000 in iss than IN years
and he said that the city should be
prepared to handle the increasing
population. liaru= complmented
the Junior organization ON its trse
planting campaign and urged thar
all get behind thy project aad see
that it is carried through to beau
tify the streets.
Members Of the Junior oegaHjza-
tion were urged by Attorney r. T..
WhitelaW to support the NiAaul,
Club musical revue to bc given ut
the Fox Imperial Theatre ou Non
, day, May 6. Herb Norris, manager.
has secured a first run talking pie
ture which will be shown in aaaI-
ten to the musical numbers Of the
kiWanis Club. Attorney Whitelaw
promises AL thosa attending an
evening Of enjoyable entertain
ment.
HoltvilIa Guess
NJ c., Smith, II. N. ~u,er, Robert
Hays and G. W. Cross gay. short
TALKS ON the recent SAN Diego good
VIII tour into Arizona. ",Fc sv
some "o4d,l5u, ,oa.,..,' said
Smith, "uut mono of IL compared
with our fertile Imperial Valley.
Without q doubt the good Will toar
made many friends In our sister
state which should help to iron out
the differences on ALLEGATION ef
Colorado river water and power.'
a delegation of Uoltvic Junior
chamber members drove over from
that city to attend the breakfast
meet. They included G. F.. lIipGcrka.
president Frank Taylor Jack
Payne, Carl Bccktcl and George
Bcnnitt. Your interests are our
interests, president llnderks
said in short talk, "and we shoul /
work for the botterment Of both
our cities and Imperial Valley as a
whole. should like to SOC our or
ganizatjon form such q body in
Brawlcy, which would help bind the
thren communities closer together
and would help The Developments a'
/. the valley.
/ Musical numbers uecr g.,u hy
Julia Fouraunon at the piano with
Alfred Garcia singing two W.ll re-
/ ccircd numbers. \ surprise number
Was given by Franh Howlos over
radio station KAO. j. p, Sehmitt
dorafod the receiving SIT which was
used during the receptions and
How'ct gava his time and draaaI
the Entertainment numbvg wmch
wcrc enjoyed by those attending
he breakfast,
Visitors present included Ms r.
/ g. Erickson, Captain Harold
Sweet of fine Continental AIR "a
press, II, a. IIarrjs, aud N. T.
SiFciy Howard Estes was welcomed
as new member.