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Home My WebLink AboutR-00-0884J-00-1143 10/12/00 RESOLUTION NO. 00- 884 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, GRANTING ALLIED VETERAN ASSOCIATION'S REQUEST FOR ..IN-KIND SERVICES BY THE DEPARTMENTS OF POLICE, 'FIRE -RESCUE, SOLID WASTE AND PARKS AND RECREATION IN CONNECTION WITH ITS FIRST ARMISTICE DAY PARADE EVENT HONORING WORLD -WAR I VETERANS, TO BE HELD ON REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2000, AT TRINITY CATHEDRAL, MIAMI, FLORIDA; AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO WAIVE FEES IN THE AMOUNT OF $6,424; THE AUTHORIZATIONS ARE CONDITIONED UPON THE ORGANIZER (1) OBTAINING ALL PERMITS REQUIRED BY LAW AND, (2) PAYING ALL COSTS OF OTHER SERVICES AND APPLICABLE FEES THAT ARE NOT WAIVED (3) OBTAINING INSURANCE TO PROTECT THE CITY IN THE AMOUNT PRESCRIBED BY THE CITY MANAGER OR DESIGNEE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The provision of in-kind services by the Departments of Police, Fire -Rescue, Solid Waste and Recreation and Parks for the first Armistice Day event, to be conducted by Crn coreasslom METING Op OCT 1 2 2000 ResWuutkm %tom 00— 884 0 L] the Allied Veteran Association at Trinity Cathedral on November 12, 2000, is authorized. Section 2. The City Manager is authorizedll to waive fees in the amount of $6,424, for the event. Section 3. The authorizations are conditioned upon the organizer (1) obtaining all permits required by law, (2) paying all necessary costs of all other services and applicable fees not waived and, (3) obtaining insurance to protect the City in the amount prescribed by the City Manager or Designee. Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective -' The herein authorization is further subject to compliance with all requirements that may be imposed by the City Attorney, including but not limited to those prescribed by applicable City Charter and Code provisions. Page 2 of 3 00 884 0 immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor.2/ PASSED AND ADOPTED this 12th day of October JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR 2000. In accordance with Miami Code Sec. 2-36, since the Mayor did not Indicate approval of this legislation by signing it in the designated ;pla provided, said legisl now ATTEST: becomes effective with the elapse o en (10 m the e f Co n action regarding same, without the Mayor exercis� •a/� WALTER J. FOEMAN WaIj@r jr0'o G"lerk CITY CLERK APPROVED AS AO FORM W01#`� 164.5•: LN. CORRECTNESS: -' If the Mayor does not sign this Resolution, it shall become effective at the end of ten calendar days from the date it was passed and adopted. If the Mayor vetoes this Resolution, it shall become effective immediately upon override of the veto by the City Commission. Page 3 of 3 0" 884 Allied Veterans Association Veterans Helping Veterans Comm&w Members'',} I }� (� 16 Reginald Colley September 17, 2000 SF-PPresident, Founder Member of: City Commissioners 157' FL Sr. Royal British Legion City of Miami Y British Korean War Veterans Assoc American Korean War Veterans Assoc 444 S.W. 2"d Avenue j p Lt. Alan M. Starr, USNSCC Miami, FL 33130 1st Vice President Member of: Dear Mr. Gimenez, C J-7 y NO R Q A Gc2 Navy League of the United States / I Commanding Officer, Conolly Div. On behalf of The Allied Veterans Association, I would like to request the opportunity to make a U.S. Naval Sea Cadets Corps personal appearance before the next upcoming City Commission meeting (late September or Freddie Ambrose 2nd Vice President early October) to request your kind assistance for our first annual Armistice Day Parade on Member of: November 12th 2000. Color Guard Capitan, Vietnam Veterans of America The Allied Veterans Association is a pending non-profit organization made up of mostly Howard Staple Veterans who help other Veterans. Judge Advocate Fmr Pres., Fed Jewish War Veterans Roberta Colley Our first Armistice Day Parade will be honoring our war Veterans from the past century, with Treasurer special emphasis on our WWI Veterans. We are expecting upwards to 1500 Veterans and family members to attend. This is the first large event put on by the Allied Veterans eaardof°uecmis' Association and we expect the celebration to grow larger every year. Honorable Robin G. Baylis HM Cousel Our current itinerary is as follows: Lt Col. Connie Dyer Veteran's Affairs Chair Parade stats at Biscayne Blvd & Biscayne Blvd Way (4 blocks south of Flagler), and will end at Florida State Council the Trinity Cathedral. Vietnam Veteran's of America Honorable Bill Lyda°" 12:45 - All are to line up in parade form to be ready to march at 1:00 Former Mayor, Pembroke Park 1:00 -Parade to commence North on Biscayne Blvd. Bill Kling 1:15 - Arrive at the JFK Memorial for service, as follows: Chairman Broward County Veteran's Council 1:16 Parade of Flags Fred shear 1:27 - National Anthem President, Treasure Coast Post 1:30 - Fly over by F-16s los 1:31 - Air Force to present a Missing In Action ceremony Korean War Veteran's Assoc. 1:40 -Invocation Col. Stan Bodner, U.S.A.F (Ret) 1:45 Speech b highest-ranking Officer President, Executive Council - peeC y g g U.S.A.F. 2:00 - Laying of wreaths Pat Dunne 2:30 - 21 -gun salute Vietnam Security Police Pres. 2:31 - Taps Post 232:35 - 2 -minute silence Vietriam Veterans Assoc. , Dr. Lawrence H. Klosky 2:37 - Flags rejoin parade Chiropractic Physician 2:45 - Parade to Continue North on Biscayne Blvd. past saluting base at Bicentennial Park. Founder, N. Miami Business 4:00 - Service at Trinity Cathedral Council Former Presidermt, Lions ClubFov Matthew Rao I have met with Lina Blanco to discuss this celebratory event with her and look forward to Dept of FL Marine Corp League meeting with you at your request. Thank you for your kind consideration. Korean War Veteran's Assoc. Sincerely, 1st Sr. Vice Chairman Broward Co. Veteran's Council George Searle /�O �S / iV Former President, American Reginald Colley / OC Merchant Marine Veterans For the First Annual Armistice Day Parade National Legislative Chairman /' J. J n HR44 o f' GD L� / S LES i ®� 8 84 7 5-3 6-4-4S-13-1 33 RESTAURANTS & BARS = = BUBBA GUMP SHRIMP Co. O L Y 2�- Complimentary Bubba's Far Out Dip the 2 Fat Tuesdav with purchase of entrees. Buy 1 large daiquiri, get the second for $4. Buy two beers, — — get the 3rd one free. obi gUBBA Gt>lltp Sharkev's 0 1 Beer Buck! Save $1.00 off any beer from around the ISLAND QUEEN world! Get 50% off regular admission prices. 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Parking: Covered parking is available for 1,200 cars; valet park- ing is available behind the Hard Rock Cafe. 0 0 0 WYNDHAM MIAMI BISCAYNE BAY LOCATION Located above the Omni International Mall in downtown Miami, the Wyndham Miami - Biscayne Bay is just minutes from Coral Gables/University of Miami, Coconut Grove, the Downtown Business District, Miami Beach Convention Center, and the J.L. Knight Center. Also convenient to the Seaquarium, Bayside Market- place, and the Orange Bowl. FEATURES • Guest rooms carefully detailed for the business traveler • Outdoor pool, sauna and exercise facilities • Valet dry cleaning service available • Self and valet parking GUEST ROOM INFORMATION Number of Rooms.................528 Number of Floors ................... 20 One -bedroom suites.................10 Junior double suites ................ 22 Junior king suites ..................... 21 Specialty suites ......................... 8 GUEST ROOM FEATURES • Alarm clock/radio • Coffee maker with coffee • Color TV with cable • Complimentary weekday newspaper • Hair dryer • Handicap accessible rooms available • Iron/full-size ironing board • Non-smoking rooms available • Telephone with voice mail and dataport DINING & ENTERTAINMENT • Cafe Del Sol serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, including signature Breakfast Buffet • Key West Fishing Club and Bar features multiple TVs and full menu • The Fish Market open for dinner • Lobby lounge • Room service available Submitted into the public record in connection with item on L0_- --2- od Walter Foeman City Clerk MEETING ROOM FEATURES • 43,000 square feet of flexible meeting space • 16,684 square -foot and 8,883 square -foot ballrooms • 23 meeting rooms can accommodate meetings and banquets from 10 to 1,800 • Kosher kitchen MEETING SERVICES • Business center with fax and photocopy machines • Mail and package service • Multi-lingual staff • On-site Meetings Manager • Secretarial service available • State-of-the-art audiovisual equipment TRANSPORTATION • Only 15 minutes away from the Miami International Airport • Metro Mover Rail System station connected to hotel providing access to various attractions including the Miami Arena, Bayside shopping/ dining/entertainment, Dadeland Mall, and Jackson Memorial Hospital • Water taxi with downtown Miami and Biscayne Bay routes • Super shuttle airport transportation 1601 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33132 305-374-0000 Fax: 305-37 - 20 SSI MEETING SPACE CAPACITY CHART** • NAME OF ROOM DIMENSIONS SQ. 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CEILING HEIGHT RECEPTION BANQUET THEATER CLASSROOM CONFERENCE INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM 97'x 172' 16,684 18' 2,500 1,300 2,000 1,100 N/A DOUGLAS HALL 97' x 46' 4,462 18' 500 320 450 280 N/A HALISSE HALL 97'x 40' 3,880 18' 400 280 400 250 N/A WAGNER HALL 97' x 41' 3,977 18' 400 280 400 250 N/A WHITEHALL 97' x 45' 4,365 18, 500 320 450 290 N/A ROUMLEY 42'x 21' 882 10' N/A N/A N/A N/A 25 INTERNATIONAL PROMENADE 47' x 152' 7,144 13' 1,200 N/A N/A N/A N/A FLORIDA BALLROOM 47.5'x 187' 8,883 12' 1,300 750 1,000 550 N/A LA BRISA 44' x 44' 1,936 12' 150 100 200 110 N/A SERENA 44' x 44' 1,936 12' 150 100 200 110 N/A MIRA FLORES 51'x 48' 2,448 12' 375 230 250 200 N/A BAHAMA 51' x 50' 2,550 12' 400 250 325 200 N/A STIRRUP 39'x 25' 975 10' 60 70 90 55 35 BOLTON 40'x 26' 1,040 10' 75 70 80 50 N/A ORANGE BOWL/LONGVIEW 59' x 29' 1,711 10' 150 120 200 110 50 MERRICK 23' X 29' 667 10' 40 50 60 40 25 STAFFORD 23' x 36' 828 10' 50 60 80 50 30 HILLCREST 23'x 45' 1,035 10' 75 80 110 70 45 * *BOARDROOM 224, 324, 424, 524 or 624 15' x 42' 630 8' N/A N/A N/A N/A 12 *Our meeting room capacities have been calculated using the Meeting Planners International Comfort Calculator. * *Not shown. T —f —4pr I I I I I I I I I I DOUGLAS I HALISSE I WAGNER 1 WHITE- HALL HALL HALL HALL LL I I I o f 1 I 1 z I I 1 INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM I I 1 ■ ,■ ■1 ■ ■ m INTERNATIONAL PROMENADE a—L LA BRISA SERENA I MIRA BAHAMA I FLORES ,--11 FLORIDA BALLROOM I vrL n_ JBOLTON m �: z z0 _t STIRRUP � ELEVATORS f� F Q in ■ v O rt F a C z ■ ■ ■ _r r ELEVATORS Submitted into the public 0 record in connection with item �_ on_ Walter Foeman %WNDHAM MIAW'01-.4, J g_.. City Clerk BISCAYNE BAY The Right Way. The Wyndham Way. 1601 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33132 305-374-0000 Fax: 305-374-0020 For individual reservations, call your travel planner or 800-WYNDHAM, or access additional information on the Internet at www.wyndham.com For group sales, call 800-327-8321 National Sales Offices: Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Washington D.C. Europe/U.K.: 011-44-181-350-1001 Fax: 011-44-181-350-1012 Represented worldwide by Utell International 00— 884 WYN®HAM MIAN* BISCAYNE BAY Submitted into the public record in connection with item LI on iu ----- 1- Walter Foeman City Clerk ,Armistice Day Parade Remembrance Sunday In Honor of "Veterans _ Sunday,__Xovember 12, zo_oo_ HOTEL RESERVATION FORM With every reservation request we require that you either: 1. Enclose a check or money order in the amount of your first night's room and tax (12.5%) ... or 2. Provide the entire number from your credit card.' Don't forget the expiration date and your signature, please. The Wyndham Miami -Biscayne Bay will be pleased to provide you with a confirmation number upon receipt of one of the above listed methods to guarantee your reservation. Guestrooms will be held until 6:00 p.m. on the day of arrival unless guaranteed. All advanced deposits are non-refundable. To receive conference room rates, reservations must be made by November 1, 2000. Reservations made after this date will be accepted on a space available basis. Name (print): Company: Address: City: Daytime Telephone: ( ) Arrival Date Departure Date State Zip Code Country Evening Telephone: ( ) Arrival Time Number in Party Cbeck in time is at 3:00pm. Check out time is at 12:00pm. — $89.00 Single _ $89.00 Double _$99.00 Triple - $109.00 Quad ,t.. . Smoking Non Smoking American Express Visa _ Master Card _ Diners Club _ Discover _ Carte Blanche JCB _ Enroute Credit Card Number Signature for guarantee Check or money order enclosed in the amount of $ Expiration Date: Reservations can also be made by calling our reservations line at 1-305-374-0000 ext. 3465 or by faxing this form to 305-374-0146. 00-- 884 Allied Veterans Association Veterans Helping Veterans Commft +e Members: Reginald Colley Press Release President, Founder Member of: 1sr FL Sr. Royal British Legion British Korean War Veterans Assoc The Allied Veterans Association will be honoring all of our Veterans who have fought American Korean War Veterans Assoc for our freedom; including a special recognition to our WWI Veterans, with our first U. Alan M. Starr, USNSCC Annual Armistice Day Parade. 1st Vice President Member of: Navy League of the United States Our celebration will be held in Miami, Florida on Sunday, November 12, 2000. The Commanding officer, Conolly Div. parade will start at Biscayne Blvd & Biscayne Blvd. Way (4 blocks south of Flagler) and U.S. Naval Sea Cadets Corps will end at the Trinity Cathedral. Freddie Ambrose 2nd Vice President Member of: The day's festivities will commence sharply at fpm and will include a parade, a Color Guard Capitan, memorable service at the JFK Memorial where the following will be included: a parade Vietnam Veterans of America of flags, National Anthem, a F-16 fly over, a MIA ceremony, Invocation, speech by Howard Staple Judge Advocate highest-ranking Officer, laying of wreaths, 21 -gun salute, Taps and a 2 -minute silence. Fmr Pres., Fed Jewish War Veterans Roberta Colley On display at the JFK Memorial will be the several portable memorials that honor Treasurer WWII, Korean and Vietnam Veterans. Anyone wishing to lay wreaths or flowers at Board Ofo;,ecWts, these memorials can do so on the day of the parade between 8am and 1 pm. Honorable Robin G. Baylis After the ceremony, the parade will continue north on Biscayne Blvd. towards the HM Co Trinity Cathedral (located rear of the Omni Shopping Center): A one-hour Lt. Col.. CCoonnie Dyer Veteran's Affairs Chair remembrance service at the Trinity Cathedral will start at 4pm. All are invited to join Florida State Council us at this unforgettable service. Seating at the Trinity Cathedral is limited, so please Vietnam Veteran's of America arrive early. Honorable Bill Lyddon Former Mayor, Pembroke Park We are looking for donations for this grand event. All proceeds will go towards this Bill Kling monumental day and various Veterans' assistance organizations. Chairman Broward County Veterans Council Fred Shear *Transportation will be available for those unable to march during the parade. Also, it President, Treasure Coast Post is of utmost importance to us to lute any and all WW1 Veterans so that they can be toe honored on this, y recognition. their da of nition. Please contact us regarding this matter as Korean War Veteran's Assoc. soon as possible if you know of anyone. Col. Stan Bodner, U.S.A.F (Ret.) President, Executive Council U.S.A.F. Thank you for your support! Pat Dunne Vietnam Security Police Pres. Post 23 Please contact the Allied Veterans Association for further details. Vietnam Veterans Assoc. Dr. Lawrence H. Klosky Reginald Colley, President Chiropractic Physician Allied Veterans Association, Inc. Founder, N. Miami Business Council P.O. Box 991 Former President, Lions Club Hallandale Beach, FL 33008 Dr. V Matthew Rao Dept. of FL Marine Corp League www.alliedveterans.orQ Korean War Veteran's Assoc. 1st Sr. Vice Chairman Broward Co. Veteran's Council Tel:(954) 456-5396, Fax:(954) 455-8648, Email: RColley@AlliedVeterans.org George Searle Former President, American Submitted into theublic Merchant Marine Veterans p National Legislative Chairman record in Connection with HR44 item` -1 on !a - 12--ua Water Foeman o o_ 884 Cid Clerk The Allied Veterans Association Presents., AnnualThe First Armistice Day • , Florida USA Sunday, November 12'h, 2000 Itinerary is as follows, but is subject to change. R Parade stats at Biscayne Blvd & Biscayne Blvd Way (4 blocks south of Flagler), and will end at the Trinity Cathedral. 12:45 - All are to line up in parade form to be ready to march at 1:00 1:00 - Parade to commence North on Biscayne Blvd. 1:15 - Arrive at the JFK Memorial for service, as follows: 1:16 - Parade of Flags 1:27 - National Anthem 1:30 - Fly over by F-16s 1:31 - Air Force to present a Missing In Action ceremony 1:40 - Invocation 1:45 - Speech by highest-ranking Officer 2:00 - Laying of wreaths 2:30 - 21 -gun salute 2:31 - Taps 2:35 - 2 -minute silence 2:37 - Flags rejoin parade 2:45 - Parade to continue North on Biscayne Blvd. past saluting base at Bicentennial Park. 4:00 - Service at Trinity Cathedral *Proper attire is required for service at Trinity Cathedral. . .. _ We are still in need of Color Guards; please contact us if you can assist us in this matter. Also, all participating organizations are asked to bring a wreath to place at the JFK Memorial during the service. The public is also invited to lay wreaths or flowers at the Memorial between Sam and 1pm the day of the parade. We are also looking for donations for this grand event. All proceeds will go towards this monumental day and various Veterans' assistance organizations: Thank you for your support!—— _ — -- -- — --- -- To send donations please write to:- _..__... _Reginald Colley, President- ----Allied resident ----Allied Veterans Association, Inc.- P.O. Box 991 Hallandale Beach, FL 33008 Tele: (954) 456-5396, Fax: (954) 4*58 1 331 Submitted into the public -record in connection with item '--I_ on LQ_: I �rav Walter Foeman City CIO* We are still in need of Color Guards; please contact us if you can assist us in this matter. Also, all participating organizations are asked to bring a wreath to place at the JFK Memorial during the service. The public is also invited to lay wreaths or flowers at the Memorial between Sam and 1pm the day of the parade. We are also looking for donations for this grand event. All proceeds will go towards this monumental day and various Veterans' assistance organizations: Thank you for your support!—— _ — -- -- — --- -- To send donations please write to:- _..__... _Reginald Colley, President- ----Allied resident ----Allied Veterans Association, Inc.- P.O. Box 991 Hallandale Beach, FL 33008 Tele: (954) 456-5396, Fax: (954) 4*58 1 331 Submitted into the public -record in connection with item '--I_ on LQ_: I �rav Walter Foeman City CIO* Allied Veterans Association Veterans Helping Veterans Committee Members.- Reginald embers. Reginald Colley individuals lost, planes downed and other lives that were taken while defending our President, Founder freedom. These memorials will first be located throughout the Southern Florida area Member of: Our Mission Statement: 1� FL Br. Royal British Legion those lost but to educate as well, as we plan to display them in various schools and British Korean War Veterans Assoc libraries as well shopping malls, and at stadiums during sporting events. American Korean War Veterans Assoc We are a non-profit organization that specializes in assisting Veterans. Lt. Alan M. Starr, USNSCC Sincerely Yours, 1st Vice President The Allied Veterans Association is collecting monies to fund our parade and to Member of: manufacture the memorials. After expenses, remaining money will be donated to Navy League of the United States various Veterans' assistance groups i.e. cadets and volunteer organizations. Commanding Officer, Conolly Div. P.O. Box 991 U.S. Naval Sea Cadets Corps Hallandale Beach FL 33008 Freddie Ambrose , 2nd Vice President Tel: (954) 456-5396, Fax: (954) 455-8648 Member of: Color Guard Capitan, Current Business: Vietnam Veterans of America Howard Staple Judge Advocate Our latest project in process includes our first annual parade (November 12, 2000) Fmr Pres., Fed Jewish War Veterans where we will be honoring our war Veterans from the past century; this year we will Roberta Colley put a special emphasis on our WWI Veterans. We are expecting upwards to 2000 Treasurer Veterans and family members to attend. Board OfDirecinrs. Honorable Robin G. Baylis Currently, our fundraiser consists of portable memorials to represent all those who HM Cousel have given the ultimate sacrifice. The memorials offer the names of ships sunk, Lt. Col. Connie Dyer individuals lost, planes downed and other lives that were taken while defending our Veteran's Affairs Chair Florida State Council freedom. These memorials will first be located throughout the Southern Florida area Vietnam Veteran's of America and eventually all over the country. We expect these memorials to not only remember Honorable Bill Lyddon those lost but to educate as well, as we plan to display them in various schools and Former Mayor, Pembroke Park libraries as well shopping malls, and at stadiums during sporting events. Bill Kling Chairman Broward County Sincerely Yours, Veteran's Council The Allied Veterans Association is collecting monies to fund our parade and to Fred shear manufacture the memorials. After expenses, remaining money will be donated to President, Treasure Coast Post 106 various Veterans' assistance groups i.e. cadets and volunteer organizations. Korean War Veteran's Assoc. P.O. Box 991 Col. Stan Bodner, U.S.A.F (Ret.) President, Executive Council U.S.A.F. Thank you in advance for all of your assistance in this matter, Pat Dunne Vietnam Security Police Pres. Post 23 Vietnam Veterans Assoc. Dr. Lawrence H. Klosky Sincerely Yours, Chiropractic Physician Founder, N. Miami Business Council Reginald Colley, President Former President, Lions Club Allied Veterans Association, Inc. Dr. V Matthew Rao P.O. Box 991 Dept. of FL Marine Corp League Hallandale Beach FL 33008 Korean War Veteran's Assoc. , 1st Sr. Vice Chairman Broward Tel: (954) 456-5396, Fax: (954) 455-8648 Co. Veteran's Council George Searle Former President, American Merchant Marine Veterans National Legislative Chairman Submitted into the public HR44 record in connection with item !:I on 10 " /-9 <1 00- 884 Walter Foemaia City Clem &ifdfDfreciws: e Honorable Robin G. Baylis all remaining money will be donated to various Veterans' assistance groups i.e. cadets and HM Corset Allied Veterans Association UL Col. Connie Dyer Veteran's Affairs Chair Veterans Helping Veterans Convrittre Mey»beis • with your donation (check or money order). We will promptly send you a receipt and a Reginald Colley President, tender Memorial Plaque Donation Application Member of: 15' FL Br. Royal British Legion British We are a pending non-profit organization and are in need of your assistance for our upcoming Korean War Veterans Assoc American Korean War Veterans Assoc - - remembrance parade. _ We will be honoring our war -Veterans from the -pa -with---- - - UL Alan M. Start, USHSCC special emphasis on our WWI Veterans. We are expecting upwards to 1500 Veterans and 1st Vice President family members to attend. Member of: Nary League of the united Stites Currently, our fundraiser consists of portable memorials to represent all those who have given Commanding Cade Corpsonofty °"• U.S. Naval Sea Cadets Corps the ultimate sacrifice. The memorials offer the names of ships sunk, individuals lost, downed Freddie Ambrose planes and other lives that were taken while defending our freedom. These memorials will first 2nd vice President be located throughout the Southern Florida area and eventually all over the country. We expel Member of: these memorials to not only remember those lost but to educate as well, as we plan to display Color Guard Capitan; vietr,am veterans of America them in various schools and libraries as well shopping malls, and at stadiums during sporting PP� 9 g p0 g Herd Staple events. Judge Advocate Fmr Pres., Fed lewisr, war veterans The cost t0 purchase a I The plaque for these memorials is $50.00 each per year. The break down is Roberta Colley as follows: $20.00 will go to the Veteran's post displaying and representing the memorial and Treasurer $30.00 will go to the Allied Veterans Association. &ifdfDfreciws: The AVA monies collected will go towards funding our Armistice Day Parade. After expenses, Honorable Robin G. Baylis all remaining money will be donated to various Veterans' assistance groups i.e. cadets and HM Corset volunteer organizations. UL Col. Connie Dyer Veteran's Affairs Chair Please type or print clearly and fax or mail this application to the address at the bottom along Florida staee Council with your donation (check or money order). We will promptly send you a receipt and a Vletr,am Veteran's of America Certificate. Thank you! Honorable Bill Lyddon Former Mayor, Pembroke Park Company Name: Bill Kling or Chairman Broward County Individual or Family Name: Veteran's Council Fred Shear President, Treasure Coast Post 106 .Korean War Veteran's Assoc. Col. Stan Bodner, U.S.A.F (Ret) President, Executive Council U.SAF. Pat Dunne Vietnam Security Police Pres. Post 23 Vietnam Veterans Assoc. Dr. Lawrence H. Klosky Chiropractic physician Founder, N. Miami Business Council Former President, Lion Club Dr. V Matthew Rao Dept. of FL Marine Corp League Korean War Veteran's Assoc. 1st Sr. Vice Chairman Broward Co. Veteran's Council George Searle Former President, American Merchant Marine Veterans National Legislative Chairman MR44 Tele:( Email: Fax:( How many plaques do you want to sponsor? Again, thank you for your support! Sincerely yours, Reginald Colley, President Allied Veterans Association, Inc. P.O. Box 991 Hallandale Beach, FL 33008 Fax: (954) 458 1337 Submitted into the public record in connection with + item r1 on / G - l 2 —cl" ® 4 Walter Foeman City Clea 7 qlVe a olVi/ "Please wear a poppy," the lady said, and held one forth, but I shook my head. Then I stopped to see how she'd fare, her face was old and lined with care. But beneath the scars d* years had made, Uwe was a smile that refused to fade. A boy came whistling down the street, boundrng along on carefree feet, his smile was full of joy and fun, "lady," he said, "may I have one?" As she pinned it on, I heard him say, "Why do we wear a poppy today?' The lady smiled in her wistful way, and answered "This i* Anzac day, the poppy we wear is a symbol for the gallant men who died in war. Because they did, you and I are free fat is why we wear a poppy today. I had a boy about your size with golden hair and big blue eyes. He loved to play and jump and shout, free as a bird he would race about. As the years went on he learned and grew and became a man, as you will too. . He was fine and strong with a boyish smile, but he was with us such a short while. When war broke out, he went away. III never forget his face that day, as he smiled at me and said goodbye, III be back soon so please dont cry. But the war went on and he had to stay, all 1 could do was wait and pray. Ks letters told of the awful fight. I still see it in my dreams at night. With tanks and guns and cruel barbed wire, the mines and bullets and bombs and fire. 'Till at last the war was won, and that is why we wear a poppy son.' The small boy turned as if to go, then said, "Thanks lady, I'm glad I know. That sure did sound like an awful fight, but your son, did he come home all right?" A tear rolled each faded cheek; she shook her head but did not speak. I slunk away, head bowed in shame, if you where there you'd have done the same. For our thanks in giving is oft delayed; for the freedom was bought but thousands paid. And so you see, when a poppy is worn, let us reflect on the burden borne. By those whose lives were lost, to one and all, in answer to the nations' call. So we at home in peace may live, please wear a poppy, remember and give. Author Unknown Submitted into the public record in connection wi-th item 'I onL� - i Walter Foeman 00— 884 city clerk The history of the Two Minute Silence The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month marks the signing of the Armistice to signal the end, on 11th November 1918, of World War One, "the War to end all Wars." On 4th November 1919, the Cabinet received a letter from Sir Percy Fitzpatrick, whose son had been killed in France in 1917. Sir Percy suggested that a silence be observed on the anniversary of the end of the 1914-18 War in memory of those who had made the supreme sacrifice and King George V agreed, issuing a personal request through the media for a two minute silence on 11' November, during which there would be "a complete suspension of all our normal activities". Thereafter, a ceremony was held every year at the Cenotaph at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month up to 1938. In 1939, the practice was suspended on the outbreak of the Second Worid War. Since 1995, the United Kingdom has seen the revival of widespread public observance each 11 November of Two Minutes' Silence in remembrance of those who lost their lives in the service of their country. At 11 a.m. on November 11, 1998, 72% of the UK population voluntarily and informally observed Two Minutes' Silence, pausing from whatever they were doing, wherever they happened to be that morning. With this clear indication of the acceptance of the value and meaning of the Silence, it is proposed that a wider, international revival of the Two Minute Silence `tradition' takes place in 2000. All Commonwealth'countries are invited to observe a Two Minute Silence at 11 am local time on November 11, 2000. This would produce a global 'wave' of Silences in memory of and as a tribute to soldiers, sailors and airmen and women and other casualties of war, country by country, time zone by time zone. Many countries already observe some form of annual Remembrance but in 2000 they are invited, for the first time to share the moment with their fellow Commonwealth countries in a major international moment of reflection at the end of the current millennium. The hope is that at 11 a.m. on November 11, 2000, the rest of the world will join the Commonwealth countries and observe a Two Minute Silence, honoring the fallen -of whatever country in whatever cause, After the War and consultation between interested parties, it was decided that it would be appropriate to move the ceremony to the nearest Sunday to 11th November and to name that Sunday "Remembrance Sunday". Subsequently, Remembrance Sunday was fixed on the second Sunday in November. But the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month has remained in the hearts and minds of many and has continued to be honored by them in addition to their honoring and observing the Two Minute Silence on Remembrance Sunday itself. The Royal British Legion, custodian of Remembrance in the UK, is calling.for those who wish to do so to be given the opportunity to pause and remember in their own way for two minutes wherever they may be at 11.00 a.m. on November 11"', 2000. "If We are to maintain our peace and freedom, we must always remember." Submitted into the publih record in connection with Rem "1 on �U''�-u 00— 884 Walter Foeman City Clea