liOlJLDl^KSnleINDICATELOCATION3Ha Dei Mret.jcni bir(Continued from Page 1) jW'e, portion of the lake bed has been ,,, turned over to the state. The landw.xs puK based bv- the suh.scrio-,[j_ Lions m.ade in the community. The required amount has not yet b^enj^^^,oT s'ibscribed but the purchase wa.s, u, , * _ , we;oI aftunderwritten bv a group of men 11 • « * I #' who arc interested in the project j'I and thu.s it was pos.sible for workto start immediately and provide* ^ ' relief for the unemployed in the' | \ U'ounty. L Ne(“d More Funds ,t-1 T* -11 1- .r 'waI It will be neces.sary for manymore donations to the Swan Lake.'^* -jj, projects to be made. Just because work has started does not mean _I ^ JjQthat the recc;5sary funds have b'^en I .raised. In fact, the funds so far'subscribed are several hundred^t^|(ioll.ais short of the $3,000 goal ' which has been set by the Cham-!^^* ber of Commerce as the amount)-]that would be raised by popular I subscription. An appeal is made |* to those who have not yet sub-1 ^n- ! serd^ed to do so immediately so j»n ] that the project can be concluded a without further dela^, I' Those who have already pledged . surns are asked to make paymon* 3C1 immediately. The pledges are1ti- coming in nicely but Cf-operat!on :y ^ in getting the pledges is necessary, j m Payments can bo made at the i ^]as Chambc-r of Commerce office.' c; which is locatetl in the Ma.sonic at Temple building on North Adams st street.le' The following have made sub-i *^^’of scriptions to the Swan I^ke pro-is joct since yesterday. 'Waite and Vor.stcn. Tom Pap-nai izcr, F. W. v/oclworth Co..1 Joyce Lumber Co. ji i -1 ___ o r'----------- .nI foi