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PRESIDENT
R. C. KISER
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN SIGRIS-.
SECOND VICE PRESIDENT
H. E. NISSEN 1-j-11
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CIVIC CENTER
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DIRECTORS
TED BARTLETT
JACK BLAKESLEY
DON BYRNES
JIM DEANE
MARK DOWNING
J. S. FARQUHAR
JACK FEEHAN
DR. MAX FORNEY
E. A. HARTSOOK
JACK HIGLEY
R. M. JURKOVICH
WILLIAM E. KETTLER
R. C. KISER
DICK LA RUE
KENNETH LAWSON
CLIFF LINDENBERGER
H. E. NISSEN
WILLIAM S. PETERSON
DON PRICE
PAUL PHILLIPS
W. L. SCHRYER
D. M. SEIFRSEN
JOHN SIGRIST
HOWARD STEPHENS
EARL WILSON
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March 31, 1964
Honorable Mayor and
Members of the City Council,
City of Huntington Beach
Huntington Beach: California
Gentlemen:
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536-6565
WILLIAM GALLIENNE
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Following a suggestion and recommendation
of the Beautification Committee of the Woment,s
Division,of the Huntington Beach Chamber of
Commerce (letter attached)p we are hereby request-
ing your official action'.to name the Bottle Brush
Tree as the official tree of Huntington Beache
This matter has been cleared by the Engineer-
ing Department of the City of Huntington Beach and
the board of directors2 in regular session, adopted
the recommendation -to give Huntington Beadh an
official.tree2 commonly known as the "Bottle Brush
Tree". i
HONORARY DIRECTORS
RICHARD T. HANNA We would appreciate City Council actio'n2
J. A. MURDY, JR. following -the official action of the Huntington
JAMES E. WHETMORE Beach Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors' March
DAVID BAKER 23, 1964,
M. M. MCCALLEN
Thanking you'for your consideration
ADVISORY DIRECTORS
MAYOR ROBERT M. LAMBERT
JAKE STEWART Card ly
LYNDON A. WELLS
ERNEST GISLER
THOMAS WELCH
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MAN OF THE YEAR President
LEWIS W. DOUGLAS, JR.
William Gallienne2
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March 20, 1964
Board of Directors
Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce
Huntington Beachq California
Deentlemen
As Chairman of the City Beautification Committee of the
Woments Division of the Huntington Beach Chamber of_Commer.ce9 I
respectfully request your cooperation in assisting my committee
in having the city formally designate an official tree.
The Beautification Committee, in one of itts initial
projects' has concluded that such a designation would-be a most
beneficial step in performance of our task. After considerable
consultation by the entire committee with city and chamber
officials, and with both expert horticulturists and nurserymen,
we have found that the Ianceclatus (Co Eitrinus) or Lemon Bottle
Brush would be best suited for this official designation.
our studies have shown that the Bottle Brush is well
suited for this area in that it will withstand both wind and
frost, is easily. grown and maintained, and that this beautiful
tree is most highly recommended for new tract parkway planting
by the City Engineering Department.
The Committeets selection of the Bottle Brush Tree and
the request for itas official designation has been approved by
the Board of Directors of the Woments Division. It would be
sincerely appreciated if you would give your kind consideration
to this request by your endorsement of our selection and recommenda-
tion for this official designation*
Very truly yours,
/s/
Ann Seiersen, Chairman
City Beautification
Woments Division
Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce
DEDICATION
By order of the Mayor of the City of Huntington Beach �
the redwood tree at Civic (.enter is hereby dedicated m the
OF'>' I IA L CHRISTMAS T1d E,
of the City of Huntington Beach. It was planted following donation
by the Womens Division of the Chamber of Cr►mmerce in conjunction
with the Brindel Tree Company,
The sequoia sempervireni is a Galifornia,coastal redwood
standing 37 feet tallwith an expected maturity in some 400 io '1500
years when it will stand more than $00 feet; tall.
The City of Ifuntinglon'Beach and the Womens Division
want to dedicate this tree as a focal point for the winter holiday ;.
season and as a year-round reminder of the need for a beautiful
community.
To that end, 1, Alvin M. Coen, Mayor of the City of
Huntington Beach, do hereby set my hand and seal this 17th day of h\x'
March, 1975.
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