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SAUNT OF -MAYOR BENDER
ON MODEL CITIES PROGRAM
August 1, 1969
The Model Cities Program is a cooperative effort among the
Federal Government, Shave <coveshient, the ‘City Government and the
residents who live in the Model Neighborhood Area. As such, vie
soccteic program designed to correct the problems in the Model
Neighborhood Area will be a product of the cooperative ecenae of
all those involved.
On August 2nd, the 25 members of the CDA Board who will
eoreuant the citizens of the Model Netehbor hood Area will be’
elected. Every resident of the Area should plan to vote in his
district at one of the polling suaeed listed below. Never has
an election been held in this Area which affected the lives of
its residents more directly and significantly than will this one.
In order to vote in the election, residents must be registered
with the Model Cities Program.
Registration has been conducted (1) house-to-house in
the Model Neighborhood, (2) at the centers listed below during
July and, . F _ (3) at the Model cities Office, 1418 McCallie
Avenue between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. for the past
month. As of July 30, 1969, the following numbers of people had
registered.
DISTRICT I
DISTRICT II
DISTRICT
ELE
DISTRICT IV
DISTRICT V
DISTRICT VI
DISTRICT. VIL
PAGE TWO
655
592
1302
380
564
537
1066
TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS 5096
It is estimated that 70% of the MNA population over 18
‘is registered to vote;
In other Model Cities around the country
the level of resident participation has averaged 10% to 15%.
Voting will be on August 2, 1969 from 9:00 a.m. until
9:00 p.m. at the following places which are shown on the attached
MAP «
District
District
District
District
District
DLSELLCE
District
oat
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East Area Neighborhood Service Center
Boone-Hysinger Community Center
Avondale Community Center
Carver Community Center
Carver Community Center
Orchard Knob Elementary School
Orchard Knob Jr. High School
One key to the success of the Model Cities Program is the
direct participation of the citizens of the Model Neighborhood
Area. The fact is that the Model Cities Program cannot succeed without
the participation of a significant number of the residents of the MNA.
I want to urge each and every voter registered to participate in
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the ModelCities Program to vote on August 2, 1969 at the appro-
priate voting place.
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ON MODEL CITIES PROGRAM
August 1, 1969
The Model Cities Program is a cooperative effort among the
Federal Government, Shave <coveshient, the ‘City Government and the
residents who live in the Model Neighborhood Area. As such, vie
soccteic program designed to correct the problems in the Model
Neighborhood Area will be a product of the cooperative ecenae of
all those involved.
On August 2nd, the 25 members of the CDA Board who will
eoreuant the citizens of the Model Netehbor hood Area will be’
elected. Every resident of the Area should plan to vote in his
district at one of the polling suaeed listed below. Never has
an election been held in this Area which affected the lives of
its residents more directly and significantly than will this one.
In order to vote in the election, residents must be registered
with the Model Cities Program.
Registration has been conducted (1) house-to-house in
the Model Neighborhood, (2) at the centers listed below during
July and, . F _ (3) at the Model cities Office, 1418 McCallie
Avenue between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. for the past
month. As of July 30, 1969, the following numbers of people had
registered.
DISTRICT I
DISTRICT II
DISTRICT
ELE
DISTRICT IV
DISTRICT V
DISTRICT VI
DISTRICT. VIL
PAGE TWO
655
592
1302
380
564
537
1066
TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS 5096
It is estimated that 70% of the MNA population over 18
‘is registered to vote;
In other Model Cities around the country
the level of resident participation has averaged 10% to 15%.
Voting will be on August 2, 1969 from 9:00 a.m. until
9:00 p.m. at the following places which are shown on the attached
MAP «
District
District
District
District
District
DLSELLCE
District
oat
aL
lV
V1
vll
East Area Neighborhood Service Center
Boone-Hysinger Community Center
Avondale Community Center
Carver Community Center
Carver Community Center
Orchard Knob Elementary School
Orchard Knob Jr. High School
One key to the success of the Model Cities Program is the
direct participation of the citizens of the Model Neighborhood
Area. The fact is that the Model Cities Program cannot succeed without
the participation of a significant number of the residents of the MNA.
I want to urge each and every voter registered to participate in
PAGE THREE
the ModelCities Program to vote on August 2, 1969 at the appro-
priate voting place.
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