The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-04

City Or WyanuOtte
| City Offices
WyandOtte
Gentlemt
Last year our Association asked for
your support in Offering an unusual
parade for the people OF this area as
an inaugural for the Christmas sea
| son.
The tremendous crowds that viewed
| II gave US an incentive to present al
other one this year. inasmuch as 1o
could present d bigger and better oaa
than before.
The date arranged for is Monday,
December Z, the hour. 1 80 pm. aud
We respectfully request that We may
have permission to hold the same and
again have your whole-hearted support
| i'm the same.
For your information the figures
will be at least 40 per cent changed
| from last year and will have greater
| interest for the public. with the pre-
sentation Of block long train balloon
included. Probably the most distinctive
attraction of this type ever built.
Trusting you will cooperate with
| the Association again for the coming
season and that we may receive favor
able action in our request, we are
Very sincerely,
Merchants Association Or WyandOtte
George Wilbur. Secretary Treasurer
Referred to Council.
To the Honorable
The Mayor and Council
Of the City of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
Alta meeting of Local No. ~, State,
County and Municipal Workers Or
America, CO, held on Friday, NOyem-
Der 20. 1872. the following members
were appointed rs the Grievance Com
mittee:
Stephen Martin, Chairman
Otto TurSki
Walter Benin
At this time we wish To ask that
YOU grant Us All opportunity TO meet
with your Honorable Body in the near
future. preferably on next Tuesday
evening. December !, 1912, at seven
o'clock pm.
Very truly yours,
Local No. =.I2, State, County ami
Municipal Workers of America,
Go
John ). Bloomfield, Secretary
Referred to Council.
Communications and Reports from
City and Other Officials.
Honorable Mayor and City Council
| City of WyandOtte
Michigan
Honorable Mayor and City Council
The IiecreatiOn Commission recGiL-
mendS the following sites to be used
| for ice skating Kinks this winter and
that they be put into condition as
SOON aS possible:
Alfred and Highland
Central and Sixth
Twelfth and Ford Avenue
Antoine and Second
ST. John and Sixth
Nineteenth and FinewOOd, and
the Hospital Bay
These Kinks are located in all Sec
tiOns of WyandOtte and should be
ample To take care Of the skaters this
| winter.
Trusting these Kinks will be taken
care of aS soon as possible, L remain
Respt ctfully yours.
r. Bryce Smith. Secretary
Recreation Commission
Referred to Streets and Parks Su-
| perinte ndents.
City Clerk
City of WyandOtte
Michigan
| Gentlemen:
Enclosed is a request from the War
Production Board which believe
should be called to the City Councils
| attention.
Yours very truly,
City of WyahdOtte
Department Of Municipal Service
III. +. Alien. Superintendent
To All Electric Utilities
Gentlemen:
For your information there is en-
| closed copy OF news release issued
on November { announcing that the
War Production Board has requested
| citv officials. civic clubs, chambers OF
commerce, merchants and citizens in
general to dispense with outdoor de-
| cOrative Christmas lighting this year.
Very truly yours,
Herbert ). Marks,
Acting Chief Power Branch,
War Production Board,
Washington, ID. &.
Office of War Information
War Production Board
For Immediate Release
Saturday, November Z, 1912
The War Production Board today
| asked city officials, civic clubs, cham
bers Of commerce, merchants and citi-
| zens generally to dispense with out
door decorative lighting this Christ
mas.
| WPB pointed out that Christmas
| lighting requires the use of critical
materials. electricity and manpOwer
and is not in line with general con-
servation programs already under
| way.
The attitude Of WPB toward Christ
mas lighting was announced because
OF numerous inquiries that have al
ready been received from city officials,
| chambers Of commerce and civic clubs
asking what they should do this
Christmas in regard to outdoor decor
alive lighting
WPB is not asking that indoor
Christmas lighting. whether in the
home or in stores, be eliminated, but
1t believes that outdoor lighting. such
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