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September 20, 1962
Greenbelt News Review
Greenbelt, Prince George's County, Maryland
What is this article about?
At a Greenbelt Consumer Services Congress meeting, representatives set an attendance record and approved a plan for the new store's opening on November 10.
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At Monday night's meeting representatives for Greenbelt's 2600 members to the governing Congress of Greenbelt Consumer Services continued for a third month to make a record about twice as good as last year's in attendance. Nine of the delegation of thirteen met with six visitors and two of staff.
Most consideration went to the ceremonies of the new store's opening, now estimated for November 10. The committee for this purpose submitted a plan, written by Al Herling and already accepted in outline by the Board. The delegation approved it for further development.
At Monday night's meeting representatives for Greenbelt's 2600 members to the governing Congress of Greenbelt Consumer Services continued for a third month to make a record about twice as good as last year's in attendance. Nine of the delegation of thirteen met with six visitors and two of staff.
Most consideration went to the ceremonies of the new store's opening, now estimated for November 10. The committee for this purpose submitted a plan, written by Al Herling and already accepted in outline by the Board. The delegation approved it for further development.
What sub-type of article is it?
Meeting Report
What keywords are associated?
Greenbelt Congress
Attendance Record
Store Opening
Ceremonies Plan
What entities or persons were involved?
Al Herling
Where did it happen?
Greenbelt
Story Details
Key Persons
Al Herling
Location
Greenbelt
Event Date
Monday Night; November 10
Story Details
Representatives for Greenbelt's 2600 members met in the Congress of Greenbelt Consumer Services, achieving record attendance. They discussed and approved a plan for the new store's opening ceremonies on November 10.