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CiYr of PLYr�auTH
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meetingg of the City
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Council of the4 City of Plymouth, Minnesota, was eld on tie 3rd day
of ° dune 1974 The following members were present, mayor
Hilda. Councilmen Hutiit, g_i s. Sefibotd�pd. SueltL
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Mayor Ht1de introduced the following Resolution and
moved adoption*..:
RESOLUTIONNO.'74-263
"HUNGER DAY" JUNE 16, 1974
WHEREAS, many citizens of Hennepin County are in immediate need of emergency food
services; and
WHEREAS,,.ten major distribution centers are established to meeting emergency food
and
0needs;
WHEREAS, the ever-increasing costs of medical services, -food and clothing, when
coupled with rising inflation, inadequate Social Security, add tremendous burdens to
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our less:. fortunate citizens; and
WHEREAS, these ;food shelves are in `desperate need of replenishment.
*4 THEREFORE, BE IT-HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF, THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH
Mat the C�ty,'of.Plymouth endorse and support the June 16, 1974 designation of
"%Origer Y; He►nepin .County",
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we strongly encourage all segments cf our citizenry
t0 assist the Minneapolis Urban Coalition and other agencies in the collection of
food and financial commitments to replenish this vitally important resource many
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citizens so de'tperately need.
The motion for -the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was .duly seconded by
Councilmen Seibold and upon vote being taken thereon, the
fall awing Vo .1n: ereof: Mayor Hiide, Councilmen Hunt,
i is Seibol in d- 8 ae
T I to'�oivi`ng"vate at Inst or abstained: none
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-}hereapp►r tfie,Resolution was declared duly passed a►r. adopte