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1 0 • 1 0 C 1 0 431 , carried, that at such time as Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schlitt submit a plat of subdivision of property owned by them on U. S. 41, and said plat approved by the Board of County commissioners, that the Board will recommend to the State Road Department that consideration be given for a turn -out into said subdivision. Colonel A. V. Lill was appointed the delegate and Robert Skinner the alternate, to attend a personnel of Civil Defense meeting to be held in Miami, November 15 to 19, 1954. Said Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and carried. Expenses not to exceed $10.00 a day were authorized by the Board. A petition signed by D. J. Revelle's and others was received relating to the road situation in the Roseland area. The petition was given to E. E. Carter, Road G Bridge Superintendent to investigate and report on same at the ngxt meeting of the Board. A petition signed by Albert Bagley and approximately 54 other signatures was received requesting at least one traffic light in Gifford so that pedestrians can cross U. S. nl without being in so much danger of being struck by the fast moving traffic. Said petition was considered and transmitted to Mr. Harry Offutt, Chairman of the Indian River County Safety Council for consideration and action in the matter if possible. The following was appointed deputy sheriff by L. B. O'Steen Sheriff, and Douglas Baker, Clerk announced that said appointment had been filed with him. Name Lucille McGill Precinct No. lA Address Fellsmere, Florida Deputy Sheriff's Bond for Lucille McGill in the sum of $1,000.00 with St. Paul Mercury Indemnity Company as surety was approved. Four separate petitions signed by residents of Indian River County were pre - sented to the.Board, and the said petitions related to at least six cemeteries within the county, and requested the Board of County Commissioners to take the matter under considera- tion for the care and maintaince of said cemeteries. After discussion and consideration of the matter, the Board instructed Douglas Baker, Clerk to write a letter to a representa- tive of the several petitions, advising that this board stood ready to cooperation at all times with the several cemetery associations and/or committees, and would be glad to assist and cooperate at sudha:tmes as the associations or committees would instigate or take the httiative in any clean-up project relating to the said cemeteries. Mrs. Anne.Christensen appeared before the Board and made a report of her acti- vities for the month of September, and said report was ordered filed with the Clerk. Notary Public Bond for George A. Kuster in the sum of $500.00 with the American Surety Company of New York as surety was approved by Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit Court as provided by law. - - -n- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - VETERAN'S DAY Upon Motion.by Commissioner Warren, seconded by Commissioner Waddell.and carried, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted. WHEREAS, the Congress of the United States of America -las seen fit by Legislative Enactment to designate and proclaim November 11th as VETERANS' DAY in commemora- tion and memory of all the veterans of the different wars; and, WHEREAS, the Zimerican Legion Felix Poppell Post No. 39 of Vero Beach, in conjunction with the Veterans of Foreign tars John M. Mixon Post No. 3918, and the Disabled American Veterans Gene Evans Chapter, in commemoration of this day have seen fit to commemo-