Report on Civil Defense

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Keoort   On   Civil   Defence   1959-1960
meetings   h^ve   been  held   the   third   fednesday   of   each
month.
Stress   haa   been   out   on   the   use   of   bomb   shelters   as   protection   in   case   of  an   alert.      Schools   would   use   the   safest
area   in   its   building   or   the    "duck  and   cover".      A   tour   of   the
homes   built   by   the   Jack   Horner   Construction   was   completed   in
November.       Ir«   Horner   is   the   first   Denver  home   builder   to   include   a   ..lis s i le-Age   Shelter   in  his   construction   project.
In January the Civil Defence Chairman and Safety Chairman
combined meetings to hear a lecture on what should be included
in   the   Home   Survivors   Kit.
In January University Park n.T..^. made identification
tags available to the students. Letters were sent home with
each student stressing the need for ID tags. Each child was
to send for his own tag. Our P.T.A, will receive 15^ on the
our chase of each tag. V/e still do not have a final count a 3
to  the   number   ourchased.
Future   noatInge   will   include   a   field   trio   to   the   Colorado
Sorings   Civil   Defence   Headquarters   on   March   16.      All   interested
oersons   are      welcome   to   join   in   this   excursion.
Respectively   Submitted,
1 CUM      •      Jh?-^^*^*-"C-
Civil Defence Chairman