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WHEREASt it is a long established and well recognized truth that a city is to a large degree
what its people make it; and,
WHEREAS, it is a first principle that a city grows and prospers with the finest precision when
its citizens exercise not only their ballots but their prlvi~ege of expressing their
ideas through voluntarily selected organizations based on 'mutual and collective
interests; and,
WHEREAS, it is especially advantageous to the duly elected officers and representatives of
a city to be able conveniently to receive the opinions and reactions of the various
segments of its citizenship when problems arise and solutions are necessary; and,
WHEREAS, specifically, over a period of fifty-four years, the Bremerton Chamber of
Commerce has been particularly dedicated to the general welfare of the city; and,
WHEREAS, the Chamber has been keenly articulate in expressing the considered judgment of
the business community in problems faced by the city and its administrators:
NOWI'HEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Bremerton City Council, on this occasion of the
Chamber's fifty-fourth anniversary expresses its appreciation for cooperation and
support down through the years, and wishes for it a future that will equal or excell
the records of its glorious past.
GIVEN this .Second day of Ma)~ 1961, at Bremerton, Washington.