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Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce (view source)
Revision as of 10:24, 15 February 2021
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====1962====
====1962====
* Installing parking meters on the new lots downtown was suggested since the lots were being misused by employees.
* Installing parking meters on the new lots downtown was suggested since the lots were being misused by employees.
* Executive Vice President McCarley resigned effective April 30. A breakfast for the membership welcomed Fred Neuenschwander to this position in June.
* Executive Vice President {{Surname|McCarley}} resigned effective April 30. A breakfast for the membership welcomed Fred {{Surname|Neuenschwander}} to this position in June.
* Harold Freedlander chaired a committee to revise the Chamber's dues structure. His committee rectified former inequities and established $50.00 as the dues minimum.
* Harold {{Surname|Freedlander}} chaired a committee to revise the Chamber's dues structure. His committee rectified former inequities and established $50.00 as the dues minimum.
* The Chamber went on record as opposing "certain business interests who were attempting to weaken the Sunday closing law by amending the state constitution in such a manner as to allow more stores to open on Sunday."
* The Chamber went on record as opposing "certain business interests who were attempting to weaken the Sunday closing law by amending the state constitution in such a manner as to allow more stores to open on Sunday."
* Downtown redevelopment, parking, traffic flow, and beautification were discussed by the Chamber, City Administration, and City Council so that an area plan would be in place when US 30 and US 250 were re-routed onto the by-pass. A letter from Mayor Lestor got the ball rolling as a Chamber committee met with city officials to plan strategy for the development opportunities offered by Urban Renewal.
* Downtown redevelopment, parking, traffic flow, and beautification were discussed by the Chamber, City Administration, and City Council so that an area plan would be in place when US 30 and US 250 were re-routed onto the by-pass. A letter from Mayor {{Surname|Lestor}} got the ball rolling as a Chamber committee met with city officials to plan strategy for the development opportunities offered by Urban Renewal.
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====1963====
* Fred Neuenschwander's letter of resignation dated May 1, 1963, led to the search for a new Executive Vice President. Patrick J. Fauciglia was selected in June.
* Fred Neuenschwander's letter of resignation dated May 1, 1963, led to the search for a new Executive Vice President. Patrick J. Fauciglia was selected in June.