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On Memorial Day, should not be displayed on days when the weather is inclement.a flag should be half -staffed until noon The flag may be displayed at night upon special occasions when The flag should be displayed on or near the main building of it is desired to produce a patriotic effect. every public institution, during school days in or near every school - Always hoist the flag briskly. Lower it ceremoniously. house, and in or near every polling place on election days. Display the flag on all days that weather permits, but especially [:DON'TS Never in any way should any disrespect be shown the flag of the United States of America. The flag should never be dipped to any person or thing. Regi• mental colors, State flags, and organization or institutional flags are dipped as a murk of honor. The flag should never be displayed with the union down except as a signal of dire distress. The flag should never touch anything beneath it—ground, floor, water or merchandise. The flag should never be carried horizontally, but always aloft and free. Never use the flog as drapery, festooned, drawn back, nor up in folds, but always allowed to fall free. For draping platforms and decoration in general, use blue, white and red bunting. Always arrange it with blue above, the white in the middle, and the red below. The flag should never be fastened, displayed, used or stored in The flag, when carried in a procession with another or other flogs, should be either on the marching right (the flag's own right) or, if there is a line of other flags, in front of the center of that line. Never display the flag from a Hoot except from a staff, or so suspended that its folds fail free as though staffed. The Flag of the United States of America, when displayed with another flag against'a wall from cros*d staffs, should be on the flag's own right, and its staff should be in front of the staff of the other flag. a The Flag of the United States of America should be at the center and of the highest point of the group when a number of flags of States or localities or pennants of societies are grouped and displayed from staffs. When other flags are flown from the some halyard, the flag of the United States should always be at the peak. When other flags are flown from adjacent staffs, our national flag should be hoisted first and lowered last. No flag may fly above or to the right of the flag of the United States (except flags of other nations) such a manner as will permit it to be easily torn, soiled or damaged in any way. Never use a flag as a covering or drape for a ceiling. The flag should never have placed upon it, nor on any part of it, nor attached to it, any mark, insignia, letter, word, figure, design, picture or drawing of any nature. The flag should never be used for receiving, holding, carrying or delivering anything. It should not be embroidered on such articles as cushions, hand- kerchiefs, and the like, printed or otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary use and discard; or used as any portion of a costume or athletic uniform. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the flag is flown. When the flag is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, it should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning, privately. .` g When flags of two or more nations orb displayed,they are to -be flown from separate staffs of the some height. The flags should be of approximately equal size. International usage forbids the display of the flag of one nation above that of another nation in time of peace. In the chancel of a church or on a speaker': plathwm.-the flagis placed to the speaker's right. Other flogs to the speaker's left. When displayed elsewhere than on the platform, it should be placed at the right of the audi- ence as they face the platform. Other flags to the left of the audience. When the flag is displayed other than from a staff, it should be displayed flat, or so suspended that its folds fall free. When dis- played over a street, place the union so it faces north or east, depending upon the direction of the street. If displayed flat against the wall on a speaker's platform, the flag should be placed above and behind the speaker, the union of the flag in the upper left hand corner as the audience faces the Rog. ' « FLAGS18075 Ventura Boulevard • iNf F1NEfi rN ItZee�ea� }�ea� a�Zd 3annez ice. Encino, California 91316 On/y YOU Canhe vent `: Phones (213) 345-1526 (213) 343-8602 Premature flag failure Flags are built to the highest quality standards of materials and workmanship in the industry. However one important factor we cannot control is the way flags are treated by customers! Premature flag failure can, in a majority of cases, be prevented. NO EXCUSE FOR NEGLECTED FRAYS ,aq Give your flag the attention it deserves. Watch the corners of ss� _ the "Fly end" of your flag, this is normally the first area to show INDOOR AND PARADE FLAGS-� signs of wear. Trim off the worn hem and reham the end. It's _.~ perfectly proper and when done promptly can greatly extend the NEED CARE. TOOL ;��,, life of your flag. Remember, "A stitch in time saves Old Glory." Domoge to indoor flogs is mainly o resulf of gross neglect such as f failure to have soiled flags properly and frequently cleaned, exposure to \ \ \ gas fumes and soot from inefficient heating systems, heavy humid stale air due to lack of ventilation, pro- longed exposure to direct sunlight, abusive handling, etc. In addition, parade flags can be damaged by improper storage, rolling and storing when wet, damp, dirty. Unnecessary exposure to inclement weather and thoughtless handling also take their toll. AS>' DON'T FLY A DIRTY FLAG HIGH WINDS RUIN FLAGS When your flag has to take the lashing punishment of high winds, something has to "give." Use common sense, you can tell when the wind is "working" your flag too hard. Remember, wind velocity at the top of your flagpole is usually much greater than at ground level. RAIN IS TOUGH ON FLAGS The combination of wind and rain can literally bast some of the dye out of flag fabrics and cause color migration. This condition can occureven to the finest quality dyes and materials. (If your flag suffers color damage due to storm exposure, prompt washing in a mild detergent will usually remove the discoloration.) The added weight of moisture in the fabric causes the flag to snap harder and wear out sooner. Be practical . don't fly your flag in the rain. Keep your flags clean. A little investment in cleanliness pays big dividends in flag life. Dirt is sharp, it cuts fabrics, it dulls colors, r it causes wear. Most outdoor flags can be washed in a mild \J detergent and thoroughly rinsed. Indoor and parade flags should d be dry cleaned. y.' "NIX" ON STORING WET FLAGS The emergency of getting your flag out of the rain is no reason vim... to store it wet! Dry it as you would wearing apparel. Hang it neatly and evenly. Wet folds turn into nasty permanent creases. Dampness ruins fabrics and causes mildew. FLAGS SUFFER FROM AIR POLLUTION, TOO! Dirt, smoke, dust cause premature wear of flag materials and make the flags lose their brightness and lustre. Concentrations Of smog, exhaust fumes and many industrial gases actually destroy flag materials. The fibers of the cloth and sewing threads are rotted and flags can literally fall apart. Don't blame it on the flags .. . only we can do something about these conditions. CONTACT WITH GASOLINE. OIL 1 Petroleum products are injurious to flag fabrics. Flags for boats are particularly subject to this hazard, Keep your flag away from motors and gas tanks and out of water fouled with gas and oil. Don't handle your flag with greasy hands. POLE PAINT AND METALLIC OXIDES Pole care is related to flag care. Rusty, pock marked poles chafe and tear flag fabrics and stitching. Rust and scale cause perma- nent stains. Some metallic oxides (rust) actually eat holes in fabric. Keep your flag pole in good condition. BEWARE! CHEMICALS HURT FLAGS Storing flags in unventilated areas is courting trouble. Cleaning compounds, waxes, maintenance and janitorial chemicals are "death" to flag fabrics. Even super -strong nylon stitching is damaged by those super -strong chemicals. Why run the risk? Give your flags lots of fresh air. TPECIALTY ADVERTISING COUNSELORS Order number: 234 Invoice number: 0236x3; 208/344-8305 1C we 2915 CANAL • BOX 1577 Date received: 2/6/78 invoice date: 2/22p6 BOISE, IDAHO 83701 Customer order: Cox Terms: Sold to City of Meridian Meridian, Idaho 83642 Approx. ship. date: 2/10/78 Date shipped: 2/17/78 Ship via: UPS L Sold by: Paul Ship to same r _j u � r � -i¢d i � • 1 12' r. 18' Nylon United States Flag89i 169.50, 1 5' x 8' I laho Flag 76-50 'Z6.00 17 - Sales or use tax tom" K� Federal tax Shipping charges 3.26; , Since careful inspection at the factory often results in some imprinted pieces being discarded, it is understood that an underrun or overrun of not more than 10%. to be billed pro rata, is acceptable by the customer. Quoted prices do not include shipping charges or any applicable taxes. All claims must be made within 10 days after receipt of shipment. No returns can be made without our permission. 0 TOTAL ► 1 ao ,26. AD COPY AND INSTRUCTIONS CORRECT /BUYER'S INITIALS 1 STANLEY L. DRENNAN, M.D. S OJ 834 E. 2nd Street f� Meridian, Idaho 83642 Phone 888-3732 December 29,1978 Mayor Don Storey City Hall Meridian, Idaho 83642 Dear Don; You will recall Sharon and Paul Buskey's letter to the editor relating to the "tattered" flag. Marguerite and I responded on 12/8/78 by ordering a new flag for the city park. It is now apparent the city has made the replacement and has the funds to maintain our proud symbol. Today our order arrived and if it be the desire of you and the city fathers, we shall donate the flag as prom- ised otherwise we can make personal use of it. Happy New year!! Sincerely, i' f SLD/hr i May 2, 1977 Hon, Don Storey, Mayor City of Meridian Meridian, Idaho Your Honor: The veterans organizations of the City of Meridian, namely -s The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #40001 American Legion Post #113 and Veterans of World War I Barracks #1056, respectfully request permission to lower the flag located in the City Park to half-staff at sunrise on Memorial Day, May 30, 1977 in honor of our departed comrades. The flag will be re -raised to it's highest point at 12:00 o'clock noon. The veterans organizations are also asking permission to lower the said flag at sunset on November 10, 1977 so that we will be able to raise the flag for our Veterans Day Services at 11:00 o'clock on November 11, 1977 at the City Park. Respectfully yours,` Cmdr. Voy Davis, V.F.W. Post 4000 Cmdr. Wm. Vaughn, Am. egion Post 113 Cmdr ?fohn F. Black, W.W. I Barracks 1056 page 1. FLAG DONATION AND DEDICATION / NOVEMBER 11, 1976 MERIDIAN, IDAHO IN THIS BICENTENIAL YEAR OF 1976, IT GIVES GREAT PLEASURE TO MRS THOMAS AND MYSELF TO DONATE TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY FOR THEIR PLEASURE AND INSPIRATION, THIS FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE FLAG OF THE GREAT STATE OF IDAHO, ALONG WITH THE FLAG POLE AND OTHER NECESSARY ACCESSORIES FOR THEIR PROPER DISPLAY. NOT ONLY ARE THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE COLORS OF OUR FLAG FILLED WITH SIGNIFICANCE, BUT EVERY PART AND EVERY SYMBOL OF OUR NATIONAL AND STATE EMBLEMS HAS A MEANING. WHEN WE LEARN WHAT THEY SIGNIFY, THEY TELL US A THRILLING AND WONDERFUL STORY OUR FOREFATHERS INTENDED THE FLAG TO TELL THEIR SONS AND DAUGHTERS. THE RED COLOR IN THE FLAG STANDS FOR COURAGE. THE WHITE COLOR STANDS FOR LIBERTY. THE OPPRESSED PEOPLE OF MANY NATIONS MAY COME TO THIS COUNTRY AND ENJOY EQUALLITY AND LIBERTY. THE BLUE COLOR STANDS FOR LOYALTY. IT IS THE BLUE IN OUR FLAG THAT TELLS THE STORY OF THOUSANDS OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAVE BEEN LOYAL TO THEIR COUNTRY, THROUGH THICK AND THIN. THOUGH SUFFERING, MEN AND WOMEN HAVE NEVER HESITATED TO SACRIFICE, EVEN THEIR LIVES IF NECESS- ARY, SO THAT THEIR FELLOW COUNTRY MEN MAY BE FREE AND HAPPY. THE WHITE STARS ON THE BLUE BACK GROUND SIGNIFY THE INDIVIDUALITY IN EACH OF THE STATES IN OUR UNION. PAIGE 2. THE HISTORY OF THE FLAG OF THIS NATION, AS A WHLE IS FILLED WITH ACCOUNTS OF SACRIFICES MADE IN TIMES OF WAR, AND OF OBSTACLES OCCURRING IN TIMES OF PEACE. HISTORY TELLS US WITH TOUCHING ELOQUENCE OF THE LOVE AND LOYALTY OF AMERICAN WOMANHOOD THAT HAS BEEN WOVEN INTO THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE OF THE AMERICAN FLAG. NO MAN LIVES WHO CAN NOT TELL OF THE COMPELLING TRAGEDIES, ROMANCE AND THE STORY OF SUFFERING AND 'SACRIFICE OF THE WOMEN OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, AND OTHRS OF OUR WARS. WHILE IT IS TRUE THAT MEN HAVE, ENDURED SUFFERING AND PRIVATION DURING THE VARIOUS WARS, IT IS EQUALLY TRUE THAT WOMEN HAVE BORN SORROWS AND HARDSHIPS IN THE SILENCE AND QUIETUDE OF THEIR HOMES. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE UNSELFISH ACTS OF OUR LOCAL OFFICIALS AND FRIENDS ARE ALSO MADE MANIFEST BY THESE GREAT FLAGS. THE ACTS OF OUR LEGIONNAIRES, THE LEADERS OF OUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, THE VARIOUS LODGES, THE DAIRY SHOW BOARD, THE FARM GRANGES, THE EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTORS, THE MAYOR OF YOUR CITY AND HIS COUNCILMEN AND HELPERS, ALSO THE MANY CHURCH LEADERS ALL DEMONSTRATE IN THEIR WAY COURAGE, LIBERTY, LOYALTY AND FREEDOM. IN FACT, THE DEMONSTRATION OF COURAGE, LOYALTY AND SACRIFICE MAY BE NO MORE IN EVIDENCE THAN BY THE ACTIONS OF A TINY MOTHER WHO DURING TIE DEPTHS OF THE NIGHT AND AT THE POINT OF SELF EXHAUSTION, DISPLAYS THE ABOVE ATTRIBUTES, BY FIGHTING THE RAVAGES OF DISEASE AND PAGE 3 FEVER, IN ORDER TO SAVE THE LIFE OF HER BABY. PLEASE ALLOW THE SIGHT OF THESE FLA GS, WITH THEIR COLORS, TO STIMULATE AND AROUSE AN APPRECIATION IN YOUR HEARTS FOR THE ACTS OF COURAGE, LIBERTY, AND LOYALTY SHOWN BY THE CITIZENRY OF THIS COMMUNITY. WF; MUST REMEMBER: THERE ARE MANY FLAGS IN MANY LANDS THERE ARE FLAGS OF EVERY HUE BUT THERE IS NO FLAG IN ANY LAND LIKE OUR OWN RED, WHITE AND BLUE. THEN HURRAH FOR THE FLAG OUR COUNTRY"S FLAG IT'S STRIPES AND WHITE STARS TOO FOR THERE IS NO FLAG IN ALL THE WORLD LIKE OUR OWN RED, WHITE AND BLUE. BOISE INSURANCE CENTER B BOI�SE, IDAH%U€yfO ' 4 917 Denton Mayor Don Storey City Hall Meridian, Idaho 83642 Dear Mayor Storey: JERRY SMnITH2OI December 24, 1976 345-7330 I have enjoyed so many times this I Past month seeing many times either before dawn opals through Meridian iso new flags in the City Park. the er dark, and thrilled to see the flag standing there brilliant) am it I do not have Dr. Thomas's address but I would ask always convey my a Y illuminated. appreciation to him for his donation to the acity. JMB:gs REPRESENTING SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANIES Ver y�ruly yy,urs, rsarnes CITY OF MERIDIAN "HUB OF TREASURE VALLEY" r CITY CLERK'S OFFICE 728 MERIDIAN ST. MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 DATE //— _ /7(L- 19 RECEIVED FROM iL �IX— !! C K[/ P, $ C CASH M. 0. CHECK ❑ ❑ 9--J ACCOUNT NO. WATER W TAX OR SEWER S MISC. OR T ASH AUL T TOTAL Clerk's Office No. 14977 D UerCO Business Forms Cone tapered aluminum i le KD; T�IIV /IAN C�5 A/, type, complete with 26 stainless steel ball bearings and two, 2?e" diameter cast nylon sheaves Halyards. Two sets of #10, (516''), white water- proof polypropylene, each equipped with two cast bronze swivel snaps to secure the flag. (Other types of halyard material available, are listed on the back cover). Cleats. Two 9" cast aluminum cleats with deep luster finish to match the shaft. Tamperproof stainless steel socket head bolts included. Collar. The ornamental base or flash collar, shall be cast aluminum, Type FC -11, having a minimum wall thickness of '14-. The diameter of the collar shall be at least 1'' larger than the diameter of the foundation sleeve. The finish shall he sleep luster Foundation sleeve. Fabricated Irom #16 ga. steel, with a steel base plate whose square dimension is at least twice the butt diameter of the shaft. A setting plate, shall be provided half the size of the base plate. The setting plate shall be securely welded to the ground spike at least 6'' below the base plate. The ground spike shall be "1/4'' diameter, not less than 18" long 2 Tex Icigfx)les Inc. Specifications GENERAL. Texas Flagpoles are made from all new, seamless 6063-T6 aluminum tubing and designed to withstand winds of 100 MPH. All shafts are uniformly cone tapered approximately 1" in every 5'-6". Overall lengths up to 38'-6" can be fabricated in one piece and shipped via motor freight to almost any destination. Lengths requiring shipment in sections shall be factory fitted with a self -aligning internal sleeve which will facilitate field assembly wilhout welding. DEEP LUSTER FINISH. All Texas Flagpoles shall be highly polished with fine grain aluminum oxide cloths, resulting in a high quality deep luster finish which is then given a wax coating. This new deep luster finish represents the ultimate in ar- chitectural finishes for aluminum flagpoles. The �._ - ` j elegant soft sheen remains maintenance free. Each shaft shall be tire wrapped in protective paper, and shipped in a hard fibre tube to protect —'----� the finish. G The unexposed portion of the shaft which will be below grade, shall be given a heavy coat of asphaltum paint. -,;j7 STANDARD FITTINGS. Fittings listed below are standard with all ground mounted Texas Flagpoles. Ball. Constructed of #114 ga. aluminum, with a flush seam and gold anodized finish. . Truck. Cast aluminum The standard truck shall be a double halyard, revolving, non -fouling type, complete with 26 stainless steel ball bearings and two, 2?e" diameter cast nylon sheaves Halyards. Two sets of #10, (516''), white water- proof polypropylene, each equipped with two cast bronze swivel snaps to secure the flag. (Other types of halyard material available, are listed on the back cover). Cleats. Two 9" cast aluminum cleats with deep luster finish to match the shaft. Tamperproof stainless steel socket head bolts included. Collar. The ornamental base or flash collar, shall be cast aluminum, Type FC -11, having a minimum wall thickness of '14-. The diameter of the collar shall be at least 1'' larger than the diameter of the foundation sleeve. The finish shall he sleep luster Foundation sleeve. Fabricated Irom #16 ga. steel, with a steel base plate whose square dimension is at least twice the butt diameter of the shaft. A setting plate, shall be provided half the size of the base plate. The setting plate shall be securely welded to the ground spike at least 6'' below the base plate. The ground spike shall be "1/4'' diameter, not less than 18" long 2 Tex Icigfx)les Inc. Gold Anodized spun aluminum ball with flush saam Double sheave truck, cast alum. revolving,- non-fouling evolving;non-fouling type 4 swivel snaps; cast bronze Two sets of halyards 10.28/Te . r nlREVOLVING R10N FOUL\ NG SELF ALIGNING , w TRUCK BE AIL INTENIdAI,°fiLEEVE� Aluminum bo y = This pre-fidad, ghop ff Stainlass stee ball bearings machined sleeve t3 Cast nylon she yes det ignoj to 00W 116ithe j Cast aluminum spindle field assafn� fy %Wal6s� n„ welding, of lar tiiaft�Y, which must b9 si slppeci�; -- in srtctitins: f�rof8si rrssi�g of the match .inP — niirribi3red psR� W!!i 1i�lttt ; � . In a flea hxlr-Il0at,st r }i SHOE BASE DETAIL Sizes aro limited to 451-V., "overall halght" does not epp4* in : } cha,1 Wow. No flash teal r t� provided. 7 ase 9' cast alum. cleats ----7— Cast bfsstdn STANDARD FLASH COLLAR / A B C r ANCHOR BOLTS; Z L 31h"-7" 14" dia. 2'/a" 5HAFT . BOLT,SIZE 2 X 8"- 12" 18" die, 3° y .' 25 ;9" x 24' A 30 1" X a •'s5' 1" x 3J1 L a. 40 1' x 4W 1Va" X 46 Aluminum flash collar 3000 PSI concrete HIL n �I/ ✓ `w / Hardwood wedges _ s FOUNDATION DIMENSIONS,' (removeafter tnrnping sand) a 9. EXPOSED/ Dry sand tightly tamped HEIGHT A B C D E F aftor aligning poke o °� , Q 20'-0" 3' 0" 6" 18" 10" 14" ` T 3'� ' ` . "td .S' Blackasphatiumpaint, o. ` t 25'76" 3'-0" 6' 18". ,;10" • 14" T ;.3 on surtt ce of ps�la ' , ° .� 30'-0" 3'-0" 6" 16" 1Q" 1 1" iR '3 Wox grade s v "'35,-0„ 3,_6" . 6„ _18" : 10 14„ :: 7", ;;4,- 0.' Foundation sleeve ° :e 40'-0" 4'-0" 6" y8"' 12' 1a" ' : r3 4'0 6' hot dip galvanized 4'-6" 6" 24" i2" t6" E3', 5 st9a1 0 50'-01, 6'.0" 6" : 24" 15" 18 '. 4�" Steal centering wedges f r� 69'-0" 6'-0" 10" 24" 15" 'S 24'... IL Steel base plat® 70'-01' ..: 7'•0" 12' 24" ' 15" 24" 14 8'- 0" 80'-0" 8'-0' 12 24" 15' 24 12" .' 9 0 X , Steal support plate wc�ldo�d to ground spike K 'suggastad minimum dsmanslona I a t1 XX�POSED OVERAl�� DIAMETER LENGTH BALL SHdP SLEEVE FLid, `$..,,A r 3 H HT HEIGHT BUTT TOP WALL TAPERED -- -- STRAIGHT - DIA. SECTdi3hl Dl 20'4Y! ' 23'-0" 5" 3" 186" 11'-0" 12,,0„ 5" 11 -10" 23'-0" 26'-0° . 5i�. 3i/a"' 188 111.0" 17'-U 6" 1,, G 30' -EJ" 33'•0" 6 31/Y'188" 13' 9" 19 35'-0" 38'-G' 7" 31/r" .188" 19'.3„ 19'„3, U, 1 40'-0" 44'„0" 8" 3"r' .168" 24'-91 19' 3" ,' 8" 2 12" x 3' 451-0" 49'-fr 8" 31/a" .188" 2414' : 24'4', 8" 2 b0'-0" 55'-0' 10" 4" .188" 33'-0" 22'-0"': 1Q 2 59`- 85'-0" 12' 4" .250" 49'-0" 161.0`' 12" 3 77'-0" 12" 4" .250" 49'-0" 28'-U 12" 3 ; 15"�° ` Soo t38'-0„ 12" 4" .379' 49'-0" 39'-0`' 12" 3 1511,15' X 1 Texas Flagpoles Inc. 41 ConceaRed ka�YaTrd ��YPACM Aluminum ball Concealed halyard revolving truck 3'e" stainless steel ball bearings I/a" die. stainless steel aircraft cable Perlphally reinforced access door with six tumbler cylinder lock Steel, direct J drive winch P /z" diameter nylon rod ,ling attached to Vooprene coated Removable 'ounterw®fight crank handle This internal halyard system will essentially eliminate the possiblility of vandals stealing the flag, raising or lowering the flag without authorization, Or in any way tampering with the halyards. A small steel winch is mounted inside the flagpole shaft and operated with a removable crank handle The winr.h is provided with n spring actuated salety lalch which precludes the possibility of the flag and coun- terweight falling to the ground in the event of accidental disengagement of the crank. The stainless steel cable passes through the inside of the shaft, over the truck sheave to the outside of the shaft where a nylon sling provides a sliding anchor. A counterweight, heavily coated with neoprene, attached to a rigid nylon sling, allows the halyard to be lowered for fastening or removing the flag. The halyard is then raised and completely out of reach of vandals. This system can be applied to any flagpole which has an outside diame- ter of 512" or larger. Texas Flagpoles Inc 1 Ir Cleat covers and halyard boxes can be provided to protect the halyards from mischief or van- dalism. The cleat cover, provided with a key operated cylinder lock, eliminates the possibility of unau- thorized tampering. The halyard box assembly (which includes a cleat cover), provides for protection of the hal- yards and essentially eliminates the possibility of vandals cutting the halyards. Both cleat covers and halyard boxes can be adapted for mounting to wall surfaces. Cleat Cover- Made of cast MUMF num. Provided with a continuous hinge and six tumbler cy- linder lock. Fin- ish shall be the same as the shaft •:. -. 1ffi�fa:-W .}M:-�ItC.',:vJl�iY'a:/M � .Yn 8154 ""= ,.,uu:,.3Tse¢WQ��-a... r- .Nrrrh7s2U8S�x'1ecc my Ng28&'t;•�5`; d,. G.3B iii��T rn- rf .+ r. i`vR 3� R � — 14 GA. SPlJN AL,ULiINU AODIZED ci FINISH S1l$�3,L Tr SHEAVE, CAST 'ALUMINUM, tt �"'1 . R.EVOLr `;3G, NON -FOULING, INTERNAL �= TRUC- � OP. WALYAru-,S wt' >�,_0�1 t5F l E;aAG r?_ �, ,lld;.!..S,a- STEEL j r. T C c r' l pL` e- 0 f 1 Lmie' C�U{�T Ci l.. r .d +r , f C: GIA, f-j'VLON R .�. + ' 1 Dl�A LARGER THAN p ALL tl S aia OVE tI -'ETWO � ra J, izi I y a .�,,s i 011 P��;r0UTi} - F z F I LLD A v L , E3 M Y�— +—•-, 1�' ca t � A � 9 3 Ctl PCATION t '' JAW . r + � .►� j' v E V1U T Brit t' F! L . r�+ cr�— • � 1 1 1 ira.V1l;C I .,jH P GAS � I .. t �.'. rd i - r.'{., LD FOR F;7L,f� ..1t'; TEKNA '..p - i. i.. iii i1 t1 *� T ... . 1 < - r }'. 1 Ga ,.A 1'e. ��t - EAS, �... A XL COLLAR,jj j JGE40 S 4 I „ i NIUG P©LE — < 1 A LT U hi PAINT w;j't 5:D 14 GA. SPUN ALUM. BALI ALUM. TRUCK ASSEMB 1/8" S.S. AIRCRAFT CAB HAND HO CAULK ALUM FLASH COLLAR C AT POLE a BASE Al FILL TOP 2" $ O M t0 ' M o WITH CAULKING 0 1A 0 t0 O ti O , o 3000 PSI • 16 t0 t0 CONCRETE t0 :..N.. C , HARDWOOD WEDGES O — ' (REMOVE AFTER N M TAMPING SAND) o M O+ Os o o O o DRY SAND TIGHTLY _, M N TAMPED AFTER M d a d ALIGNING POLE N lV STEEL CENTERING WEDGES M M M M M BASE PLATE SUPPORT PLATE °0" GROUND SPIKE V h h w O .. G .. N N N in ®l J W I l o l l I I tp 1 1 I N I N I N 0 j, I j. I f► I w I w I m I N I N I N mommommome J� 0 I to O I O I � co lz O N N Y O M O M t0 ' M o t0 0 1A 0 t0 O ti O , o o t0 t0 O t0 b C 0 b O — _ I O O t0 N CD O GO O O U.= M M M q*a w t0 t0 o o 0o 0 _. — — — N N M o M O+ Os o o O o W _, M N N M d a d N lV cu M M M M M V h h w O O N N N in 0 N 0 M 40 OD M O V tD th q O in O o 40 o f` 0 QD' 0) Q D h N O O M 0 w) M O O d O In �f O O �t1 O O W O O f` b o co The CONCORD CONCEALED HALYARD SYSTEM The CONCORD Concealed Halyard system has been designed to give you the maximum protection and a minimum of maintenance. The Concealed Hal- yard system eliminates the temptations to steal the flag or to vandalize the flagpole. It is a beautiful tapered aluminum structure with little to interrupt its graceful lines. You will be amazed at hQw quiet the Concealed Halyard system is, compared to -the traditional roping system. The CONCORD Concealed Halyard flagpole is designed differently than ordinary flagpoles, and for that reason we suggest you and your flagpole operators read over the maintenance and operating procedures. Following these suggestions will extend the service of your flagpole and save you extensive maintenance costs. Installation This shaft is wrapped for shipping protection only. Remove all wrapping before storing. Dig foundation hole as detailed on drawing or for soil condition needs. Set sleeve so that top of tube is 2" above grade, (or as drawing indicates) . Plumb sleeve and brace so it will not move during pour. Pour concrete and trowel up even with top of sleeve. Keep sleeve dry inside. Cover if pole ha.s not been delivered. Lay pole on saw -horses and unwrap. If two-piece pole, slip sections together. Be sure jamb sleeve is fully greased. SEE DRAWING: Thread stainless steel cable through pole and attach to winch through hole in the spool. Secure bronze crimp to the end so it can't come out. Screw truck onto top of pole. Use wrench to assure it is tight. With the crank handle, wind up the extra cable length onto the winch. (To unwind, hold up on the red brake handle while turning the crank. Be sure spring is secure to the brake handle. ) Screw ball into truck and tighten lock nut against top of truck. Shape the nylon rod around the flagpole to form a ring. Attach each end into the counter weight, tighten the set screws to hold firmly. Attach the counter weight to the end of the exterior cable using the snaphook provided. Slide cast aluminum collar on from bottom of pole and tape it well above black paint, on the bottom of the pole. Set pole into sleeve and center into wedges at the bottom. Turn so the hand hole is in the direction desired. Place four wood wedges between pole and the top of the sleeve to hold in place and plumb pole for final set. Pack dary sand between pole and sleeve to hold in place. Leave 2" void at top and fill with waterproof sealant to keep water out of sand. Remove the wood wedges after tamping sand and before caulking. Slip aluminum collar down onto the concrete and caulk between collar and pole with sealant. ALUMINUM BALL LOCK NUT TRUCK ASSEMBLY 1/8" S.S. AIRCRAFT CABLE COPPER CRIMPS SAFETY CABLE STEEL SPRING COPPER CRIMPS 1/8" STEEL YOKE CONNECTOR RING HEAVY DUTY STEEL FLAGSNAP 2" x 14" COUNTERWEIGHT RETAINER RING CYLINDER LOCK 1/8" S.S. AIRCRAFT CABLE COPPER CRIMP BRAKE HANDLE Maintenance OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS: You'll need the access door lock key and the winch crank handle. Remove the door. Insert the crank handle snugly into the winch socket and hold by the grip as you release the brake lever. Release the brake by moving the red handle away from the spool. Hold in this "open" position while turning the winch handle. DO NOT operate with the ratchet engaged! This will only cause excessive wear. The flag may be stopped anywhere along the flagpole simply by releasing the brake handle. When the flag is in place, remove the crank handle and replace the door: Note: Remove the flag if high winds or inclement weather should occur. This will save excessive wear of your flagpole -parts and your flag. FLAGPOLE MAINTENANCE Periodic maintenance check of your flagpole will assure you of uninterrupted service and unnecessary repair expense. A simple inspection routine will assure good service. As the flag is raised or lowered, or at least once each week, check the following: SNAPHOOKS: Inspect the coupling ring and snaphooks for wear. To replace spread the ring with a screwdriver, replace with a new ring, and close with pliers. Check the cable loop and snaphook ring for wear at the same time. (On larger models, also check the shock spring for distortion.) CABLE HALYARDS: The stainless steel halyard is abrasive and will cause some wear. The pull of the flag adds to the wear, particularly at the point where it leaves the truck assembly. Inspect your cable just above the top loop. If the cable is frayed, it must be repaired. Remove the frayed cable and make another loop using a copper ferrel crimped around the cable (a cable splicer will do). Attach the flag halyard section to the new loop as before. WINCH: is visible through the handhole . Watch as you wind the cable. Be sure the cable lies smoothly and is not frayed. Only operate the winch with the brake handle in the "open" position. RETAINER DING, NYLON (UHMW): Holds the flag onto the flagpole and will wear on the inside surface as it rides against the flagpole. If worn 1/2 or so through, replace it. OVER SIZE FLAGS: If you are flying.a flag larger than the recommended size for your flagpole, you may expect additional wear and more frequent repairs. e4o Meridian Citv Hall `01 " t, f: � f/r �� if — --- avYGwuGl 1, 17fU The Mayor announced that Paul Z tika Cherry Plaza Sh ppin Mall a een presen e The Planning and Zoning -Is e Commission ma e o eve oping e had favored an access anc o tD their propos parking 0 o_r _i eve o light control to be en lace o e ace a as s an then . ai. yew e u ure Mr. Stuart requestedwhet er th y would maintain the sewe line that extends — _ also there is wn in thp area where shrubberyand rees e located. The ayor s a e development very soon.. i H � oge eve oper wan s o ge s felt that the Work's Sup' e se e p o e s. r e l., Building n is Inspector The Motion was made the, plan of Mr. n and approved to fit y Ke on he r�quire neth Rasmussen and seconde 2 1/2 Street be tabled until ents of the City policies. by, pl arvin s ar odine that presented o -tion passe o 1 e, yeaj iNavu_rl'o, yea, EasmEsse --- . The Mayor announced congress has not app matching amounts. He stated that there possibly be av that funds are being heldup I ec aus the oved opria ,e ,e runds jbea cowl t 5 million in Pub ilab ethe 1st of this ye - -- o co is W r.-- er�F rk's ,_ r dsthatcould -The Mayor stated tha y _ City might be able t ahead of Meridian inpriority - Mr. Dahlk of the State -off Id' par icipae in these funds. T b �t it has has a lower amount 00,0?0.00.The I o ere 's i -- -thou one required - t that the ity that is funds; possibly less than $ "' a + b e-OMPIeted-4n--order- t; Na= t -so pa ee these theme€ttFrds�------ The Mayor announced that ovemblr 11th on Veterans D th Cit ill ---who dedicate the Flag Po who has led ed $5z8 to attend this cerem month. Le an 0_.00 ny' Flag at the City,Park; d of th s $7,900.00 project. o be eld on the 11th hour nate Ewe lltl by D one "s day . Thomas ,- invited d the 11th Mayor Storey read th se w o nee ed Liquor applicatio ensuin year o -- — - — g y X77- Th s his is on file with the s ap e mi roved utes. for the The_GhiefoT--Po ice ecomT-ended that the Stinky Mart Lice se no be renewed. V The Motion was made y Jo Nav rro and seconded by that the Beer Licens' of he St nky Mart be revoked their Beer License not be renewed -for the ensuing ye enne mmed'atel h Ras ussen and that r of 1977. ---M-ot-ion passed: 1-3odi e--- 'ye z i N av d Imoo, yea; asm ssen, yea; 1 ians, yea. It was discussed th thi appl cation be held up fo to investigate n alle tion -- -_ ( In rife _e _e to Des M -- a p riod _ket f -- 30 days d Wil iams The Motion was made Jo n Nav ro and seconded bv Iich that Don's Market Beer ap licat on for 1977 be held'. p of improper beer dis64-sliv, Pro eedures namely Belli -_ pe ding to minor "nvestigation . Motion passed: Bodi e, ye ; Navarro, yea; Rasm ssen yea; Williams, yea.. I if 14 GA,. SPUN ALUM, BALI ALUM. TRUCK ASSEMB 1/8" S.S. 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On Memorial Day, should not be displayed on days when the weather is inclement. the flag should be half -staffed until noon. The flag may be displayed at night upon special occasions when The flag should be displayed on or near the main building of it is desired to produce a patriotic effect, every public institution, during school days in of near every school - Always hoist the flog briskly. Lower it ceremoniously. house, and in or near every polling place on election days. Display the flog on all days that weather permits, but especially DON'TS Never in any way should any disrespect be shown the flag of the United States of America. The flag should never be dipped to any person or thing. Regi- mental colors, State flags, and organization or institutional flags are dipped as a mark of honor. The flag should never be displayed with the union down except as a signal of dire distress. The flag should never touch anything beneath it—ground, floor, water or merchandise. The flag should never be carried horizontally, but always aloft and free. Never use the flag as drapery, festooned, drawn back, nor up in folds, but always allowed to fall free. For draping platforms and decoration in general, use blue, white and red bunting. Always arrange it with blue above, the white in the middle, and the red below. The flag should never be fastened, displayed, used or stored in � tee• � � , The flog, when carried in a procession with another or other flags, should be either on the marching right (the flag's own right) or, if there is a line of other flags, in front of the center of that line. Never display the flag from a float except from a staff, or so suspended that its folds fall free as though staffed. The Flog of the United States of America, when displayed with another flag against'o wall from croslbd staffs, should be on the flag's own right, and its staff should be in front of the staff of the other flag. The Flag of the United States of America should be at the center and at the highest point of the group when a number of flags of States or localities or pennants of societies are grouped and displayed from staffs. When other flags are flown from the some halyard, the flag of the United States should always be at the peak. When other flags are flown from adjacent staffs, our national flag should be hoisted first and lowered last. No flag may fly above or to the right of the flag of the United States (except flags of other nations) such o manner as will permit it to be easily torn, soiled or damaged in any way. Never use a flag as a covering or drape for a ceiling. The flag should never have placed upon it, nor on any part of it, nor attached to it, any mark, insignia, letter, word, figure, design, picture or drawing of any nature. The flag should never be used for receiving, holding, carrying or delivering anything. It should not be embroidered on such articles as cushions, hand- kerchiefs, and the like, printed or otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary use and discard; or used as any portion of a costume or athletic uniform. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the flag is flown. When the flag is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, it should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning, privately. When flags of two or more nations are 'displayed, -they are to be flown from separate staffs of the some height. The flags should be of approximately equal size. International usage forbids the display of the flag of one nation above that of another nation in time of peace. M In the chancel of a church or on a .weaker'. platform the flag is placed to the speaker's right. Other flags to the speaker's left. When displayed elsewhere than on the platform, it should be placed of the right of the audi- ence as they face the platform. Other flags to the left of the audience. When the flag is displayed other than from a staff, it should be displayed flat, or so suspended that its folds fall free. When dis- played over a street, place the union so It faces north or east, depending upon the direction of the street. If displayed flat against the wall on a speaker's platform, the flag should be placed above and behind the speaker, the union of the flag in the upper left hand corner as the audience faces the flag. •� • Est W rLA6S .. rneziean }'ea and Vez n 18075 Ventura Boulevard CU. Encino, California 91316 Only YOU Can Pre ven t Phones (213) 345-1526 (213) 343-8602 Premature flog failure Flags are built to the highest quality standards of materials and workmanship in the industry. However one important factor we cannot control is the way flags are treated by customers! Premature flag failure can, in a majority of cases, be prevented. INDOOR AND PARADE FLAGS NEED CARE, TOO! Damage to indoor flags is mainly a result of gross neglect such as failure to have soiled flags properly and frequently cleaned, exposure to gas fumes and soot from inefficient heating systems, heavy humid stale \ air due to lack of ventilation, pro- longed exposure to direct sunlight, p� abusive handling, etc. In addition, parade flags can be damaged by improper storage, rolling and storing when wet, damp, dirty. Unnecessary exposure to inclement weather and thoughtless handling also take their toll. NO EXCUSE FOR NEGLECTED FRAYS Give your flag the attention it deserves. Watch the corners of the "fly end" of your flag, this is normally the first area to show signs of wear. Trim off the worn hem and rehem the end. It's perfectly proper and when done promptly can greatly extend the life of your flag. Remember, "A stitch in time saves Old Glory." HIGH WINDS RUIN FLAGS When your flag has to take the lashing punishment of high winds, something has to "give." Use common sense, you can tell when the wind is "working" your flag too hard. Remember, wind velocity at the top of your flagpole is usually much greater than at ground level. RAIN IS TOUGH ON FLAGS The combination of wind and rain can literally beat some of the dye out of flag fabrics and cause color migration. This condition can occur even to the finest quality dyes and materials. (If your flag suffers color damage due to storm exposure, prompt washing in a mild detergent will usually remove the discoloration.) The added weight of moisture in the fabric causes the flag to snap harder and wear out sooner. Be practical ... don't fly your flag in the rain. DON'T FLY A DIRTY FLAG Keep your flags clean. A little investment in cleanliness pays big dividends in flag life. Dirt is sharp, it cuts fabrics, it dulls colors, it causes wear. Most outdoor flags can be washed in a mild detergent and thoroughly rinsed. Indoor and parade flags should be dry cleaned. "NIX" ON STORING WET FLAGS The emergency of getting your flag out of the rain is no reason to store it wet! Ury it as you would wearing apparel. Hang it neatly and evenly. Wet folds turn into nasty permanent creases. Dampness ruins fabrics and causes mildew. FLAGS SUFFER FROM AIR POLLUTION, TOO! Dirt, smoke, dust cause premature wear of flag materials and make the flags lose their brightness and lustre. Concentrations of smog, exhaust fumes and many industrial gases actually destroy flag materials. The fibers of the cloth and sewing threads are rotted and flags can literally fall apart. Don't blame it on the flags .. . only we can do something about these conditions. CONTACT WITH GASOLINE, OIL 1 Petroleum products are injurious to flag fabrics. Flags for boats are particularly subject to this hazard. Keep your flag away from motors and gas tanks and out of water fouled with gas and oil. Don't handle your flag with greasy hands. POLE PAINT AND METALLIC OXIDES Pole care is related to flag care. Rusty, pock marked poles chafe and tear flag fabrics and stitching. Rust and scale cause perma- nent stains. Some metallic oxides (rust) actually eat holes in fabric. Keep your flag pole in good condition. BEWARE( CHEMICALS HURT FLAGS Storing flags in unventilated areas is courting trouble. Cleaning compounds, waxes, maintenance and janitorial chemicals are "death" to flag fabrics. Even super -strong nylon stitching is damaged by those super strong chemicals. Why run the risk? Give your flags lots of fresh air. 2A Valley News, Meridian, Idaho, November 4, 1976 Election violations minor Neither the U.S. Attorney's office nor the Ada County Prosecutor's office have discovered any ballot irregularities in Tuesday's election following a review of alledged election law violations reported to their respective offices. Prosecuting Attorney David Leroy said his office received between 150-200 phone calls alledging viola- tions. "We responded to as many calls as we could," he said, "and I believe it's safe to say we visited two-thirds of the precincts, many of them twice." "Most violation reports were unfounded, or upon investigation, so minor that they were quickly corrected. It was mostly a matter of pulling down a yard sign or moving a table a few feet." Leroy said only one or two violations of a possible serious nature were reported. They involved the stickers passed out by Crawford supporters for her write-in bid. Leroy said in Precinct 21 "and possible one other precinct," the stickers were found placed on the voting machines and the flip book. "We don't have anything definite on this yet," he said. "we need to know more about the circumstances before we'd even consider filing. It may have been simply the result of a confused voter, or ,just some mischief. Or, it may involvesome criminal intent. We have no way of knowing at this point." Leroy added that early Wednes- day morning he reviewed the returns for the District I race with County Auditor Clarence Planting, and could find no irregularities. He said he expected the entire election would be certified soon. Veteran's Day activities set Bicentennial dedication ceremonies for a new flagpole, located at Meridian City Park, will highlight Veteran's Day activities at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 11. The flagpole, its base and surrounding lights were erected following a $6,000 gift for that purpose to the city by Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas and family, formerly of Meridian. Mayor Don Storey will accept the gift on behalf of the city. The Meridian American Legion Post No. 113 will be in charge of flag raising ceremonies, which will honor America's war dead. Mayor Storey has invited all civic organizations and the public to attend and participate in the ceremonies. OFFICIALS HERALD J. COX. CITY CLERK, F.O. HELEN RYKER. TREASURER GARY L. GREEN, CHIEF OF POLICE BRUCE D. STUART, WORK SUPT. JOHN O. FITZGERALD, ATTORNEY ROGER WELKER, FIRE CHIEF HUB OF TREASURE VALLA' A Good Place to Live CITY OF MERIDIAN COUNCILMEN 728 Meridian Street JOHN R. NAVARRO MERIDIAN, IDAHO RICHARD C. WILLIAMS 83642 MARVIN R. BODINE Phone 888-4433 KENNETH W. RASMUSSEN DON M. STOREY HERALD J. COX. TRAFFIC BUREAU, SEC. ZONING & PLANNING Mayor WAYNE D. SKIVER CHAIRMAN ZONING & PLANNING October 28, 1976 Occident Club 16 East Idaho Meridian, ID 83642 Attn: Mary Alice White An open invitation is extended to anyone interested in attending the Flag Pole Dedication Ceremony to be held at the Meridian City Park on November•11, 1976 at 10:00 a.m. This dedication is in honor of Dr. Joseph M. Thomas who has donated the 80 foot flag pole, lights and flag and it is intended that this flag will fly continously over these lights. Sincerely, Herald J. Cox City Clerk and Finance Officer HJC:ln cc: File Invitation to Flag Pole Dedication 11.11.76 Christian Churches of Meridien Assembly of God Church of the holy Nativity, 133 W. Broadway Episcopal 888--0063 1021 W. 8th Street Virgil Todd Bax 406 888-4342 , Rick bU.pson 1324 W. lot Street 688-5391 .. Ada County Baptist �� j�� ,•, Third and King Meridian F'rknda church 1U21 W. Pine 888-2721 Meridian First paptiet Earl Trckeeri 428 W. Pine 888-1109 i t•,eridiar, (i-:.F,cl C%ac,crr:nclt Holy Spirit Catholic 810 W. ChErry Lane x'88-2783 8&-1182 .vert RoLerta Father halpin Box 432 888-2310 Church of Christ 1203 E. 1st Street 'Christ Lutheran 888-7150 1106 W. Cherry Lane J.J.Fiitchell 888-1622 3600 L. Fairview Dave Schroeder 888-2900 2021 bW 10th 888-3448 ,t First Church of Christ 1001 Meridiani Street United i,.ei, odis h t 888-3172 East 3rd and Idaho Steve .,00re 88(,-2245 1684 Verbena Lrive Stan Day 888-1128 Box 266 gat -3318 Church of God 14 E. Carlton "'f.,Church of the Nazarene 888•-2430 4 831 E. 1st Street William Snider 888-2141 640 E. Ustick Ron hodes 39 W. Fine 888-2102 �- 6Urch of God Seventh Day Jing bentley, Associate t ® 1803 N. 'third Street 1419 h. midland 888-1921 Nampa Randy bikkema 467-4927 2131 NW 12th 888-1509 s f 10f76 Invitation to Flag Pole Dedication 11.11.76 LIEN' Ed Burtnez --a, of July Mayor TOAS'' M IST -R I j: Obed Dahl X OPTOMIST CLLR: Burt Myers Councilman ATIMETIC ASSOCIATION: Dole Gould (888-2985) E��X `1�?% a AMERICAN I:EGION; M_^. Hawkins at t.hr- Post Office /--?A� VFW: Wyeth Schweers l� v`,� %✓�-� , i%ei4 Tgr+-64eve < xIll�'� ✓�//ref - �� D{..: s.� -��� J.C.LTTIS: CHAMbLR OF President - Leon Raoor�a;leo j ' Vice-Erre,;ident - ilwet1 Frost ILI ✓��%/� Sc-/l�S October 22, 1976 Dr. Joseph M. Thomas M.D. 2010 N. Cole Road Boise, ID 83704 Dear Doctor Thomas: The City is happy to announce a dedication ceremony to be directed by Don Roberts of the Meridian Chamber of Commerce at 10:00 A.M. at the Flag Pole installation in the City Park on November 11, 1976. Following are itemized costs involved in the erection of the 80 foot Flag Pole at the City Park: Flag Pole Concealed Halyard United States Flag Idaho State Flag Freight S 3,900.00 750.00 175.00 82.00 136.66 4 5,043.9 Total Hepper Construction - Flag Pole Installation Digging Truck Rent Concrete Material Labor Crane Cost plus 10% 5 75.00 40.00 479.74 72.58 735.00 62.50 146.48 1,611.30 Total Bid price: Three (3) lights and installation Cost of Project Total S 5,043.66 S 1,611.30 S 1,245.06 $ 7,899.96 I take this opportunity to convey to you the appreciation and to inform you that the City appreciates your efforts and assistance in l /, providing this excellent and patriotic display for our community. i_i�j! Sincerely, Don M. Storey MAYOR DMS:hjc W Gam" Do, J(I 4 � STATEMENT HEPPER HOMES by Ted Hepper, General Contractor RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION ROUTE 2, MMERIDUN, H)AHO 83642 • PHONE 888-6635 Tp --Gi tZ--of N:e : dian - - - - - - - --- — — -grid ;�_TrI asrL_— - ---- Date Qat..- .1976- -------------------- - TERMS: DUE 10th OF MONTH June 16, 1976 The City of T,'eridian agrees to recieve a grant from Dr. Joseph M. Thorlas for the purchase of a flagpole and flags to be installed in the meridian City Park. The installation to be prior to Dacerber 1976. The City of Meridian agrees to r_aintain the flagpole and flags in the future. The eighty foot aluminum flagpole and flags are to be purchased by the City of Meridian followed by a grant of ID151800.0C by Dr. Joseph ?'. Thomas. The City of Meridian assures the responsibility for the installation of the flagpole and lights. The City of Meridian agrees to be responsible for the proper .flag etiqustte — The flagpole is to be placed in the City Pari: at a place deterr:;ined by the Mayor and the City Council. gp on Storey, "avor, City of Meridian Harold Cox, C' Clerk City of ''eri an Dr. Joserh 7'. Thomas Ila F _ CONSIGNEE DUNS HAROLD COX 00-692-7537 95-1 CITY OF „ MERIDIAN REFER TO COMPLETE PRO NUMBER —� TCSL MERIDIAN ID PRO NUMBER TRLR. NO. DATE 09106 300 X19015 6 925461 F- SHIPPER PRIOR CARRIER 0 PAUL BRITE CO NO ADDRESS SHOWN ST PAUL MN CUlDDFR'R NO. DEFICIT' 1000 z WEIGHT o LJN2542030 Z O M50636 t IL z w > a w J W w w Z F sureoar CLAIMS FOR OVERCHARGE, LOSS OR IF CHARGES TRANSPORT CLEARINGS, ASSIGNEE P. 0. BOX 417 Z DAMAGE WITH FREIGHT BILL AND INVOICE. ARE PAID FROM SALT LAKE CITY, UT UTAH 84110 THIS COPY • w xh R1ny�: ; Paul l/V. Ariv t Coy, —9nc. ADVERTISING SPECIALTY COUNSELORS network BOX 1577 BOISE, IDAHO 83701 Order number: 't fY1r'' Invoice number: MENanr DIAL 208 - 344-8305 f;- Date received:`,'" Ifriroice date: Sold to �,'�+f -•,'r r. Customer order: Terms: 77'_ r Approx. ship. date: J%' ,' ' Date shipped: iiia `tel ri �w 1 T Ship via: L � Ship to Sold by:�' 00 .t C3 r^ a^n i. ta� ik't� X) co 112i L�. ti >la xf3 1 t t!� �' ���y1 17CIO V Sales or use tax Federal tax Shipping charges �� �' • :)0 Since careful inspection at the factory often results in some imprinted TDTAI. ® �$0 3.6 p pieces being discarded, it is understood that an untlerrun or overrun of �.}J not more than 10%, to be billed pro rata, is acceptable by the customer. Quoted prices do not include shipping charges or any applicable taxes. _ All claims must be made within 10 days after receipt of shipment. No returns can be made without our permission. :„vain Paul C� G Co., ✓"o f2C. �W. V� NLbl IN-V �1 ADVERTISING SPECIALTY COUNSELORS 10 3 2 network BOX 1577 • BOISE, IDAHO 83701 Order number: Invoice number: Meraecq DIAL 208 - 344-8305 Date received: 6-24-76 Invoice date: F� Customer order: Terms: Sold to City of Meridian Don Storey, Mayor, City Hall Approx. ship, date: 8-1-76 or Date shipped: Meridian, Idaho 83642 before Ship via:UPS � J Sold by: Paul Ship to Same 7 .5n 3�`m �' Y a'�7 'tr t 9 k �. 1 5' x 8' Nylon Idaho State Flag 52.00 /6 Sales or use tax —0— Federal tax Shipping charges 1,20 TOTAL Since careful inspection at the factory often results in some imprinted pieces being discarded, it is understood that an underrun or overrun of 20 not more than 10%, to be billed pro rata, is acceptable by the customer. Quoted prices do not include shipping charges or any applicable taxes. All claims must be made within 10 days after receipt of shipment. No returns can be made without our permission. BRONZECRAFT MEMORIALS., 7015 N. E 22nd AVEINUE PORTLA,N'T, OREM-!, .17211 Invoice Customer's Order Date S S 0 Chapel Of the Chimes H L Box 255 P, Aup-16, 1976 D Meridian, Idaho T E 0 D T 0 DATE SHIPPED SHIPPED VIA TERMS F.O.B. SALESMAN Donation plaque, Dr, Joseph M. Thomas, 12" x 24'1=288 sq. inches Q$0-50 X144-00 Redilyrm INVOICE 7S728 DISTRIBUTOR network MEMBER SOLD TO PRINT FIRM NAME Paul W griqrk Co. JFuc. ADVERTISING SPECIALTY COUNSELORS BOX 1577 • BOISE, IDAHO 83701 • DIAL 208-344-8305 REPRESENTATIVE ADDRESS city of Meridian Don Storey, mayor CITY �;ep}an, id—ahe STATE ZIP CODE TYPE OF BUSIN SHIP VIA ADDITIONAL SHIPPING OR HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS Deliver to the City of Meridian Attn: Harold Cox Meridian, Idaho 836112 DATE OF ORDER .11-Ine 15, 1976 CUSTOMER'S ORDER NO. SHIP ON OR ABOUT ❑ FOR IMMEDIATE USE ❑ FOR USE ON OR ABOUT BASIS OF SALE: L� OPEN ACCOUNT) NEW ❑ OLD SUBMIT CREDIT INFORMATION ON REVERSE SIDE FOR NEW ACCOUNTS ❑ PAID IN FULL MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE ONLY TO COMPANY ❑ C. O, D. — LESS DEPOSIT OF $ Cable and counter balanced nylon sling 750.00 installed at factol-y i yti n .� v.0 a.v�+ vvcavi.v ,v y_�v.• +. s_uFj .�I l.v.. 1 5' x 8' nylon Idaho Flag 82.00 IF ANY EXTRA CHARGES ARE NECESSARY, MAKE SURE THEY ARE TOTAL AMOUNT OF ORDER — F. O. B. FACTORY CLEARLY STATED ON ORDER TO AVOID DELAY IN PROCESSING 10, THIS ORDER IS SUBJECT TO CON DN=U§T k flag - Parar.ount and J.C. Shultz��. flagpole - Continental PRINT BUYE S N ME 17e, Halyard System - Continental #/SIGNATUR14�_LTITLE 14 PLEASE PRINT ... A 1 f BELOW -keep SPECIAL CUSTOMER'S STATIONERY MUST ALWAYS ACCOMPANY ORDER TO AVOID ERRORS IN PRINTING, ARRANGEMENT OF COPY AND SIZE AND STYLE OF TYPE IS LEFT TO DISCRETION OF FACTORY UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED ON THIS ORDER, PROOFS ON SPECIAL REQUEST ONLY, SPECIFY COLOR ONLY IF CHOICE IS AVAILABLE. - (Flag pole) Including 12" 14 ga. alm-lnur, ball with anodized gold finish - ball bea non -fouling truck - foundation sleeve, butt plate, ground spike & flagh (concealed Halyard System) All specifications of our letter dated June 11, 1970 included. (Nylon Flag) 1 - 12' x 18' Nylon U.S, flag - and 1 5' x 8' Nylon Idaho Prices F.O.B. Factory St. Paul�1b-nnesota - estimated shipping cost - per hundred - prepaid by Paul tid. Bright Co., and billed at cost. NOTE: The foundation sleeve and attach °ents to be shipped from fact vey of the pole. AD COPY AND INSTRUCTIONS CORRECT BUYER'S INITIALS Flag .70 or to shipment PALTWISRIGHT ADVERTISINGINC Calendars • Gifts • Specialties P.O. Box 1577 • Boise, Idaho 83701 • (208) 344-8305 June 11, 1976 Dr. J.M. Thoras & City of Meridian, Don Storey, Mayor Boise, Idaho Good Morning, Gentle. -en: Following are the costs of the flagpole, flags and other iters pertaining to the purchase and installation of the role, lights, etc.: 1 - 80 foot Concord Flagpole, searless aluminum tubing uniforily cone tapered approxiriately 1 inch to each 5 foot 6 inches; a deep luster finish with a wax coating. The pole co -es complete with a gold anodized spun alurlinua ball; a double sheave truck, non -fouling type; alur.inuw� flash collar 1 inch larger than the diameter of the foundation sleeve; a foundation sleeve is fabricated from, 16 ga. steel with a steel base plate approximately 24 inches square with a 3/4 inch ground spike protruding through the base plate extending at least 1F inches into the ground. The foundation sleeve with butt plate, ground spike, etc., could be shipped in advance for installation prior to the arrival of the flag. This would mean that all of the preliminary work, such as setting it in the concrete, etc., could be completed well before and could speed up the assembly and installation of the pole. Also, installed with the pole will be the Concealed Halyard System. This is a system for raising and lowering the flag with a winch which is mounted on the inside of the flagpole shaft and operated with a removable crank. The winch is provided with a spring - actuated safety latch wlich precludes the possibility of the flag and counterweight falling to the ground in the event of accidental disengager^ent of the crank. A stainless steel cable passes through the inside of the shaft, over the truck sheave to the outside of the shaft where a nylon sling provides a sliding anchor. The access to the winch is covered by a puriphally reinforced access door with six tumbler cylinder lock which would prevent anyone frog,_ reroving the door and tampering with the winch. For complete diapra and explanation, see page 5 of the catalog. 1 - 80 Boot flat@pole $3,900.00 Concealed Halyard "Techanisi - installed $ 750.00 Mercury Lights - GL Catalog - not installed $ 600.00 1 - United States Nylon Flag - size 12 ' x 181 $ 175.00 1 - Idaho State Flag - Nylon - 51 x 81 $ 82.00 Transportation costs � 380,00 TOTAL $5,887.00 PAUL "5 WBRIGHT ADVERTISING SOC Calendars • Gifts • Specialties ��...,+ P.O. Box 1577 • Boise, Idaho 83701 • (208) 344-8305 Page 2 Dr. J.M. Thomas Continued Don Storey, Mayor, City of Yeridian The installation to complete required project would be the installation of the foundation aleeve in concrete base 5 feet accross at the top and 9 feet deep to hold the ground asse-bly. Also, to erect the light poles, approximately 8 feet tall to hold the Yercuty lights, install electrical wiring and hook-up. Doctor Thomas has agreed to donate to the City of Meridian $5,800.00 providing the City of r'eridian would conplete the project as indicated. The installation of this Flag pole & Lights crust be completed prior to Dec. 1 1976 Sincerely, Paul Bright PWB/sc to ?- Ground set e an shoe base Cone tapered aluminum 2 Specifications: GENERAL. Texas Flagpoles are made from all new, seamless 6063-T6 aluminum tubing and designed to withstand winds of 100 MPH. All shafts are uniformly cone tapered approximately 1" in every 5-6". Overall lengths up to 38'-6" can be fabricated in one piece and shipped via motor freight to almost any destination. Lengths requiring shipment in sections shall be factory fitted with a self -aligning internal sleeve which will facilitate field assembly without welding. DEEP LUSTER FINISH. All Texas Flagpoles shall be highly polished with fine grain aluminum oxide cloths, resulting in a high quality deep luster finish which is then given a wax coating. This new deep luster finish represents the ultimate in ar- chitectural finishes for aluminum flagpoles. The elegant soft sheen remains maintenance free. Each shaft shall be tire wrapped in protective paper, and shipped in a hard fibre tube to protect the finish. The unexposed portion of the shaft which will be below grade, shall be given a heavy coat of asphaltum paint. STANDARD FITTINGS. Fittings listed below are standard with all ground mounted Texas Flagpoles. Ball. Constructed of #14 ga. aluminum, with a flush seam and gold anodized finish. Truck. Cast aluminum. The standard truck shall be a double halyard, revolving, non -fouling type, complete with 26 stainless steel ball bearings and two, 23/8" diameter cast nylon sheaves. Halyards. Two sets of #10, (5/16"), white water- proof polypropylene, each equipped with two cast bronze swivel snaps to secure the flag. (Other types of halyard material available, are listed on the back cover). Cleats. Two 9" cast aluminum cleats with deep luster finish to match the shaft. Tamperproof stainless steel socket head bolts included. Collar. The ornamental base or flash collar, shall be cast aluminum, Type FC -1 1, having a minimum wall thickness of 1/4". The diameter of the collar shall be at least 1'' larger than the diameter of the foundation sleeve. The finish shall be deep luster. Foundation sleeve. Fabricated from #16 ga. steel, with a steel base plate whose square dimension is at least twice the butt diameter of the shaft. A setting plate, shall be provided half the size of the base plate. The setting plate shall be securely welded to the ground spike at least 6" below the base plate. The ground spike shall be 3/4" diameter, not less than 18" long. Texas Flagpoles Inc. S-_�)�-17G 10.28/Te 4l Mold Anodized . spun aluminum ball 1 '. with flush seam REVOLVING NON FOULING SELF ALIGNING Double sheave truck, cast alum. revolving, TRUCK DETAIL INTERNAL SLEEYI non -fouling type Aluminum body This pro -fitted, d swivel snaps; Stainless ste0,ball bearings machined sleeve is cast bronze Cast nylon sheaves designed to allow toi Cast aluminum spindle field assembly, without' Two sets of halyards welding, of large which must be s . in sections. P of the match .n, x numbered parts will r in a fine hair-IiniQ' F t j # t ' � t ;. SHOE BASE DETAIL,",; Sizes are limited to 451-tY ( overall height" does not a' chart below. No flash collar provided. I y i 9" cast alum. cleats -�- --�F- - ---- a-� �--; Gast base fitting • w3 i STANDARD FLASH COLLAR a ` l� A B C' . ' a` ANCHOR BOL 31/2"-x, 14" dia. 21/2" o SHAFT BOLTS � 8 12" 18" dia. 3 25' Zia" x. $ /� ++ 30' 1" x • • ` 5' 1 X 36" aI LI 45' 11/e X Aluminum flash collar M 3000 PSI concrete Hardwood wedges FOUNDATION DIMENSIONS (remove after EXPOSED ` tamping sand) v u a.� !' HEIGHT A B C D. E F G.1,1.1 Dry sand tightly tamped 1 � after aligning poles o . ( � 20'-0„ 3'-01'6", 18" 10„ 14" 7t" 3 Black -asphaltum paint 25'-t7' 3'-0" 6" 18" 10" 14" 7" 3` Eft on aceof - � ' a `� 301-0" 3'-0" 6" 18" 10 14" 7" X below grade 35'-0" 3'-6" 6" 18," 10"_' 14" 7"' 4 r Foundation sleeve = " ` e 40 -0 4'-0 6" 18 12" 16" 8' A B" steelhot galvanized o o 46'-0" 4'-6" 6" 24" 12" 16" 8" 5,: 0 p Steel centeringwedges i 50'4" 5'-0 8" 24" 15 18"' 9" 5 V` 9 59'-0" 6'-0" 10" 24" 15" 24" 12" W-1 Steel baseplate 70'-0" 7'-U' 12" 24' 15" 24" 12" e 80'-0" 8'-0" 12" 24" 15": 24" 12" 9 fY'� Steel support plate —K— =— welded to ground spike -Suggested minimum dimensions EXPOSED OVERALL DIAMETER LENGTHBALL SHIP SLEEVE HEIGHT HEIGHT' BUTT TOP WALL TAPERED STRAIGHT DIA. SECTIONS 20'-0 23'-0" 5" 3 .188„ 11'_0" 12,,0„ 5" 25'-0" 28'4' 512" 31 188" 11'-0" 1T-0" 6 1 10" 30'-0" 33,-0" 6" 3Y2" .188" 131-9" W -01"B" 1 10" 351-0" 381-6" 7" - 31/V .188" 19'-3" 19'-3" 40"-0" 441-0" 8", 31/2" .188" 241-9" 19'-3" it 2 ` 12" 45'-0" 49'-6 8" 31/2"188" 24'-9" 241-9" 81 2 12" 501-0" 55'-0' 10 4" 188" 33'-0" 22'-0" 10" 2 15" 59' 65'-0" 12" 4" .250" 49'-0" 16'-(Y' 12" 3 15" 77"-0" 12" 4i, .250" 49'-0" 28'-0" 12" 3 , 801-0"" 88'-0' 12" 4" .375„ 49'-0" 39'-0" 12" 3 15" 1b`' Texas Flagpoles Inc. 3 Concealed halyard system t� ---.Aluminum ball Concealed halyard revolving truck 3A" stainless steel ball bearings Periphatly reinforced access door with six dia, stainless tumbler; cylinder lock steel air raff bl Steel, direct drive winch " IZ ` 1/2" diameter nylon rod > a sling attached to Neoprene coated Removable Counterweight crank handle This internal halyard system will essentially eliminate the possiblility of vandals stealing the flag, raising or lowering the flag without authorization, or in any way tampering with the halyards. A small steel winch is mounted inside the flagpole shaft and operated with a removable crank handle The winch is provided with a spring actuated safety latch which precludes the possibility of the flag and coun- terweight falling to the ground in the event of accidental disengagement of the crank. The stainless steel cable passes through the inside of the shaft, over the truck sheave to the outside of the shaft where a nylon sling provides a sliding anchor. A counterweight, heavily coated with neoprene, attached to a rigid nylon sling, allows the halyard to be lowered for fastening or removing the flag. The halyard is then raised and completely out of reach of vandals. This system can be applied to any flagpole which has an outside diame- ter of 51/2" or larger. Texas f=lagpoles Inc. 10.28/TP Cleat anders halyard boxUAU11111,s Cleat covers and halyard boxes can be provided to protect the halyards from mischief or van- dalism. The cleat cover, provided with a key.operated cylinder lock, eliminates the possibility of unau- thorized tampering. The halyard box assembly (which includes a cleat cover), provides for protection of the hal- yards and essentially eliminates the possibility of vandals cutting the halyards. Both cleat covers and halyard boxes can be adapted for mounting to wall surfaces. Cleat Cover: Made of cast alumi- num. Provided with a continuous hinge and six tumbler cy- linder lock. Fin- ish shall be the same as the shaft. 12-, 14 GA. SPUN ALUMINUM BALL GOLD ; ANODIZED FINISH -------, SINGLE SHEAVE, CAST ALUMINUM, REVOLVING, NON -FOULING, INTERNAL HALYARD TYPE TRUCK I -SET OF HALYARDS -/GL)'-0" OF i/8" DIA. BRAIDED STAINLESS STEEL AIRCRAFT CABLE 2-S577E.E/_. SWIVEL SNAPS -- \ 2"DIA. x14"LONG, WHITE NEOPRENE COATED STEEL COUNTERWEIGHT, WITH 1/2" DIA. NYLON ROD SLING (SLING DIA. LARGER THAN BUTT OF POLE) ALL SHAFTS WITH AN OVER- ALL LENGTH OFMORE THAN 38'-6'ARE SHIPPED IN TWO SECTIONS EACH SECTION MATCH MARKED FOR FIELD ASSEMBLY. EXPOSED PORTION OF JAM SLEEVE MUST BE WELL LUBRICATED. PRIOR TO ASSEMBLY. 1.1/2!' MAX. SHOP GAP ALLOWED FOR FIELD FITTING ( RAM FOR TIGHT JOINT ) ALUMINUM FLASH COLLAR—_ . AL 3000 PSI CONCRETE_ - HARDWOOD WEDGES (REMOVE AFTER TAMPING SA DRY SAND TIGHTLY TAMPED AFTER ALIGNING POLE ------- BLACK ASPHALTUM PAINT INSIDE AND OUTSIDE SURFACES OF POLE BELOW GRADE ----- FOUNDATION SLEEVE -16 GA. H0T DIP GALVANIZED STEEL - ST�EL CENTERING WEDGES-__. i STEEL BASE PLATE i�� STEEL SUPPORT PLATE WELDED TO GROUND SPIKE z 0 O a 0 W cr W IL I V a z DATE `" crO EXP HT 30 ' OVERKLL HT6 S ' SHIP IN Z SEC OI REV. ARCNT W I U �i xI CONTR REVOLVING, NON -FOULING cr H, NI Oi- INTERNAL HALYARD TRUCK, � a WITH A CAST ALUMINUM BODY, ai STAINLESS STEEL BALL W BF�ARINGS , AND ONE SINGLE C� _ 4' DIA. WEAR PROOF NYLON I (I SHEAVE ON A STAINLESS STEEL 04 AXLE. 0`I I V a z DATE `" crO EXP HT 30 ' OVERKLL HT6 S ' SHIP IN Z SEC ai REV. ARCNT I U �i O aI CONTR 1, cr H, NI Oi- ( 10 � a c 2 -A - -fA , INTERNAL HALYARD WINCH ARRANGEMENT WITH REMOVABLE HANDCRANK AND ACCESS DOOR W/A SIX TUMBLER CYLINDER LOCK rrtw —T-- 1 GRD SET TAPERED ALUM FLAGPOLE ALLOY -6063-T6 DATE `" LOC EXP HT 30 ' OVERKLL HT6 S ' SHIP IN Z SEC concord REV. ARCNT BUTT_DIA TQP DIA THICKNESS ;� �__.._—_ 1I1C1List t'lE'S 111C'. CONTR _WALL FINISH' 150_ GRIT HIGH POLISH-�- v'i4x4'. �aean indust. a. -oed ..Qi �.,,r. nss:�+ ( 10 LUST jJf-vlL t i E JOB i V I FLAGPOL14WABION } concord industries inc. i+ 1243 Eagan Industrial Road — Saint Paul, Minnesota 55121 Phone (612) 454.5000 S PAUL W BRITE CO 0 T 2915 CANAL L 0 BOISE ID 83705 1614-00 6/03/76 L 1000M x�r y k t< SCHEDULED SHIPPING DATE ESTIMATED ; L DRAWINGS FOR' APPROVAL TERMS: NET 30 DAYS FROM DATE OF INVOICE 1, C-6810 1 PAUL W BRITE C 1-80 INT HAL 0/00 t 6w.� f�y ��j���liy_w��x�� !b : M! 1Rkli? I? 1 r` r I A' t a 3a tt � 1 v,, §i y dt.,P„i, .v s t, s��,� ��±., vi4 � �. to �+,9,�+,.\,`.,,��r.��4.t�:1�,°d-�, is r. 44 �'4i•;�':t �` ORDERED 305959 1 80' AL FLAGPOLE INT HAL TO MEET FOLLOWING SPECIFICATION 101236 1 SHAFT AL 88•X12.0"X250 3PC` EA 315121 -1 FINISH: 150GRITPOLISH 6 WAX 101546 1 BALL ANOD GOLD AL 1211 EA 112483 1 TRUCKASM AL INTERNAL HALYARD EA 114826 1 CABLE 160'X1/8" STAINLESS ST EA 105843. 1 H—DUTY.FLAG ARANGEMENT 20X30 EA NON 1 INT HAL HARDWARE 80' SHAFT 102275 `1 COLLAR FG -11 FIN AL 18"00 1211H EA 102585` t 1 FOUNDATION SLEEVE COMM ST 39- EA 104308 _4 WEDGE WOOD 3-1/21IX9" EA 114575 2 SHIPPING` TUBE 34'X74" EA x�r y k t< SCHEDULED SHIPPING DATE ESTIMATED ; L DRAWINGS FOR' APPROVAL TERMS: NET 30 DAYS FROM DATE OF INVOICE 1, C-6810 1 PAUL W BRITE C 1-80 INT HAL 0/00 t 6w.� f�y ��j���liy_w��x�� !b : M! 1Rkli? I? 1 r` r I A' t a 3a tt � 1 v,, §i y dt.,P„i, .v s t, s��,� ��±., vi4 � �. to �+,9,�+,.\,`.,,��r.��4.t�:1�,°d-�, is r. 44 �'4i•;�':t �` FLAGPD11- $ION t: concord industries inc. 1243 Eagan Industrial Road — Saint Paul, Minnesota 55121 Phone(612)454-5060 OT ,PAUL W BRITE CO ' LO 2915 CANAL BOISE ID 83705 CUSTOMER NIJMBER: ORDER DATE.1614-00 6/03/76 i 00Ax 1 C— b8I0 PACE JOB NO. R � S WILL ADVISE HT PO 9 4 �1 305959 1 800 AL FLAGPOLE INT HAL TO MEET FOLLOWING SPECIFICATION IOIZ36 1 SHAFT AL 88'X12.0"X250 3PC EA 315121 1 FINISH: '150 -GRIT` POLISH G WAX 101546 1 BALL ANOD GOLD AL 12" EA 112483 1 TRUCK ASM AL INTERNAL HALYARD EA 114826 1 CABLE 1601X1/8" STAINLESS ST EA 105843 1 H—DUTY FLAG ARANGEMENT 20X30 EA aNON 1 INT, HALHARDWARE 80" SHAFT 102275 1 COLLAR FC -11 FIN 'AL la1'OD 12!'H EA 102585 i I FOUNDATION SLEEVE COMM ST 80 EA 104308 4. WEDGE WOOD 3-1/2"X9" EA t .. 114575 2 SHIPPING 'TUBE 344X14" EA AD, KNORE Bull ENY ESTIMATED 'A DRAWINGS FOR APPROVAL TERMS: NET 30 DA -YS FROM DATE OF INVOICE E L ._..-- --- -- C-6810 . 1 PAUL _W BRITE C 1-80' INT HA 0/00 � _ _ _ `�_..__•__ � -, •.:. • \Y a ,°� ^tt` d``'. � ..'�.J ♦'y14 y�yR{-•..� 41 k ' '#•: ff`'SNN ill 1 t` � D , I , j x II+ , ' t4 I, , d i y : IQ �J a DONATED TO THE PEOPLE OF/ G� MERIDIAN AND VICINITY BY DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH M. THOMAS, M.D., forloII;u�—m cJ�J/J ', 1976 MAY OUR COUNTRY ALWAYS BE "ONE NATION UNDER GOD, --- WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" Flagpoles Inc* R970 10.28/Te a Ground set and shoe base Cone tapered aluminum KDFW r1Ltv $ION CIS 2 Specifications: GENERAL. Texas Flagpoles are made from all new, seamless 6063-T6 aluminum tubing and designed to withstand winds of 100 MPH. All shafts are uniformly cone tapered approximately V in every 5`-6". Overall lengths up to 38'-6" can be fabricated in one piece and shipped via motor freight to almost any destination. Lengths requiring shipment in sections shall be factory fitted with a self -aligning internal sleeve which will facilitate field assembly without welding. DEEP LUSTER FINISH. All Texas Flagpoles shall be highly polished with fine grain aluminum oxide cloths, resulting in a high quality deep luster finish which is then given a wax coating. This new deep luster finish represents the ultimate in ar- chitectural finishes for aluminum flagpoles. The elegant soft sheen remains maintenance free. Each shaft shall be tire wrapped in protective paper, and shipped in a hard fibre tube to protect the finish. The unexposed portion of the shaft which will be below grade, shall be given a heavy coat of asphaltum paint. STANDARD FITTINGS. Fittings listed bellow are standard with all ground mounted Texas Flagpoles. Ball. Constructed of #14 ga. aluminum, with a flush seam and gold anodized finish. Truck. Cast aluminum. The standard truck shall be a double halyard, revolving, non -fouling type, complete with 26 stainless steel ball bearings and two, 23/8" diameter cast nylon sheaves Halyards. Two sets of # 10, (5/16"), white water- proof polypropylene, each equipped with two cast bronze swivel snaps to secure the flag. (Other types of halyard material available, are listed on the back cover). Cleats. Two 9" cast aluminum cleats with deep luster finish to match the shaft. Tamperproof stainless steel socket head bolts included. Collar. The ornamental base or flash collar, shall be cast aluminum, Type FC -11, having a minimum wall thickness of 1/4". The diameter of the collar shall be at least 1" Larger than the diameter of the foundation sleeve. The finish shall be deep luster. Foundation sleeve. Fabricated from #16 ga. steel, with a steel base plate whose square dimension is at least twice the butt diameter of the shaft. A setting plate, shall be provided half the size of the base plate. The setting plate shall be securely welded to the ground spike at least 6" below the base plate. The ground spike shall be 3/4" diameter, not less than 18" long. Texas Flagpoles Inc. Gold Anodized spun aluminum with flush seam Double sheave 1 cast alum. revot non -fouling type 4 swivel snaps; cast bronze Two sets of hely 9" cast alum. cleats ------- — Steel base plate -'- Steel support plate welded to ground spike REVOLVING NON FOULING TRUCK DETAIL Aluminum body Stainless steel ball bearings Cast nylon sheaves Cast aluminum spindle A STANDARD FLASH COLLAR A B C " 3W -T' 14" dia. 2Y2" ,. 8"- 12" 18" dia. 3" 10.28,'T 4 a. SELF ALIGNING INTERNAL SL.EE4t ThisPre- fitted , machined sleeve is fi designed to allow for fFyR! : � " field assembly, without,' welding, of large shaft which must be shipped in sections. Proper maft of the match marked a numbered parts will teswi ,, : In a fine hair -line JoMt. , f' SHOE BASE DETAIL Sizes are Urt►Red to 45'•1x":' ; Y "overall height" does not appy`'k chart below. No flash collar kit provided. Cast base fitting ANCHOR BOLTS ` SHAFT BOLTS: 34' yY' IN x 3�0' y1Q " ` •, f i' 351. 1M x i 4l1' 40' 1" X 3!i" " s FOUNDATION 01MENSiONIS "r ••. EXPOSED s u • HEIGHT- A B C D E . 'FCi' 20'-0" 3'-0" 6" 18" 10" 14" 7" 3' < 25'-0" _3'4' 6" 18" 10" 14" 7" 3'- 8' 30'-0" 3'-0" 6" 18" 10" 14" 7" 3'- tr {� 1 ° 35'-0" 3'-6" 6" 18" 10" 14" 7' . 4'- 40'-0„ 4'-0" 6" 18". 12" 16" 8". ,4S'-0" 4'-6" 6" 24" 12" 18" r 5% 0" p Pa e 60'-0" 5'-0" 8" 24" 15" .18' W 5' 8" ►� " 59'-0" 6'-W 10" 24" 15"24" 112" 8'•1'0" 70'-0" 7'-0" 12" 24 15" 24" t2" 8'- 0" - E- 80'-0" 8'-0" 12" 24" 15" 24" 12" 9'- 0" O a rn€ ,K ,Suggested minimum dimensions EXPOSED HEIGHT Aluminum flash collar DIAMETER BUTT TOP 3000 PSI concrete LENGTH TAPERED STRAIGHT BALL DIA. Hardwood wedges ,' 20'-0" (remove after tamping sand) v 5" Dry sand tightly tamped , after aligning pole D 6 Black asphaltum paint a 1 on surface of pole 25'-0" below grade ' e 5W Foundation sleeve .188" hot dip galvanized , 9 17'-0" steel 1 Steel centering wedges I T Steel base plate -'- Steel support plate welded to ground spike REVOLVING NON FOULING TRUCK DETAIL Aluminum body Stainless steel ball bearings Cast nylon sheaves Cast aluminum spindle A STANDARD FLASH COLLAR A B C " 3W -T' 14" dia. 2Y2" ,. 8"- 12" 18" dia. 3" 10.28,'T 4 a. SELF ALIGNING INTERNAL SL.EE4t ThisPre- fitted , machined sleeve is fi designed to allow for fFyR! : � " field assembly, without,' welding, of large shaft which must be shipped in sections. Proper maft of the match marked a numbered parts will teswi ,, : In a fine hair -line JoMt. , f' SHOE BASE DETAIL Sizes are Urt►Red to 45'•1x":' ; Y "overall height" does not appy`'k chart below. No flash collar kit provided. Cast base fitting ANCHOR BOLTS ` SHAFT BOLTS: 34' yY' IN x 3�0' y1Q " ` •, f i' 351. 1M x i 4l1' 40' 1" X 3!i" " s FOUNDATION 01MENSiONIS "r ••. EXPOSED s u • HEIGHT- A B C D E . 'FCi' 20'-0" 3'-0" 6" 18" 10" 14" 7" 3' < 25'-0" _3'4' 6" 18" 10" 14" 7" 3'- 8' 30'-0" 3'-0" 6" 18" 10" 14" 7" 3'- tr {� 1 ° 35'-0" 3'-6" 6" 18" 10" 14" 7' . 4'- 40'-0„ 4'-0" 6" 18". 12" 16" 8". ,4S'-0" 4'-6" 6" 24" 12" 18" r 5% 0" p Pa e 60'-0" 5'-0" 8" 24" 15" .18' W 5' 8" ►� " 59'-0" 6'-W 10" 24" 15"24" 112" 8'•1'0" 70'-0" 7'-0" 12" 24 15" 24" t2" 8'- 0" - E- 80'-0" 8'-0" 12" 24" 15" 24" 12" 9'- 0" O a rn€ ,K ,Suggested minimum dimensions EXPOSED HEIGHT OVERALL HEIGHT DIAMETER BUTT TOP WALL LENGTH TAPERED STRAIGHT BALL DIA. SHIP ' SLEEVE' SECTIONS DiA� ,' 20'-0" 23',,,0" 5" 3" .188" 11'-0" 12'-0" 5" 1 10" 4'1s ` 25'-0" 28'-0" 5W 31/2" .188" 11'-0" 17'-0" 8" 1 t0" 30'-0" 33'40" 6" 31/21 .188" 13'-9" 19'-3" 6" t 10" 35'40" 38'48" 7" 3Yx" .188" 1914" 19'-3" 8" 1 10" l5 4t 40'-0 44' -IX 8" 3'/2" 188" 24'-9 19'-3" 8" 2 12" 45'-0" 49'-8" 8" 31/x" 188" 24'-9" 24'-9" 8" 2 501-0" 55'-0' 10" 4" 188" 33'-0" 22'-t7' 10" 2 15" W x,12° 59'-0" 65'-0" 12" 4" .250" 49'-0" 161-0" 12"3 . 15" io`, x 15° • 70'-0" 77-0" 12" 4" .250" 49'-0" 28'4" 12" 3 1s" 10,x 80'-0" 881-0" 12" 4" .375" 49'-0" 39'-0" 12" 3 15" J't x.fir Texas Flagpoles Inc 3 a Concealed halyard system Aluminum ball Concealed halyard revolving truck W stainless steel it/b" ball bearings PMphafly reinforced amassdoor withsixtumbler cylinder'lock dia: stainless steel aircraft cable Steel, direct o drive winch W diameter nylon rod o sling attached to - Neoprene coated Removable Counterweight crank handle This internal halyard system will essentially eliminate the possiblllity of vandals stealing the flag, raising or lowering the flag without authorization, or in any way tampering with the halyards - A small steel winch is mounted inside the flagpole shaft and operated with a removable crank handle. The winch is provided with a spring actuated safety latch which precludes the possibility of the flag and coun- terweight falling to the ground in the event of accidental disengagement of the crank. The stainless steel cable passes through the inside of the shaft. over the truck sheave to the outside of the shaft where a nylon sling provides a sliding anchor. A counterweight, heavily coated with neoprene, attached to a rigid nylon sling, allows the halyard to be lowered for fastening or removing the flag. The halyard is then raised and completely out of reach of vandals. This system can be applied to any flagpole which has an outside diame- ter of 51/2" or larger. Texas Flagpoles Inc. 10.28 Te Cleat anders halyard JX)Xes Cleat covers and halyard boxes can be provided to protect the halyards from mischief or van- dalism. The cleat cover, provided with a key operated cylinder lock, eliminates the possibility of unau- thorized tampering. The halyard box assembly (which includes a cleat cover), provides for protection of the hal- yards and essentially eliminates the possibility of vandals cutting the halyards. Both cleat covers and halyard boxes can be adapted for mounting to wall surfaces. �I 'I I Cleat Cover: • Made of cast alumi- num. Provided with 4 a continuous hinge and six tumbler cy- linder lock. Fin- i ish shall be the same as the shalt - z