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A. S. Knowles, Senior Boy's Work Secretary, Y. M. C. A. corresponding with J. L. Goodwin about sizes and material needed for the construction of rustic seats for Camp Rainbow Chapel; Electric light situation; Improvements; Controversies over Negro Boys and White Boys being admitted to the camp during the White Boy's Stay; Report, "Colored Boys at Camp Rainbow"; Possible withdrawal of Camp Jewell, Incorporated from the Corporate Rights in New Hampshire; Flowage Rights; Proposed Water Supply Tank; Purchasing additional property for Camp Rainbow from Mr. Simon Waicunas; Snapshots of boat given to Camp Jewell; Camp Rainbow and Camp Jewell Rehabilitation; Minutes of Meetings; Staff reports for 1947; Camp Property Agenda, February 3, 1947; Report to the Executive Director, June-August, 1947.

Receipts and acknowledgment to James L. Goodwin for money contributed; Charles F. T. Seaverns, Chairman, Camp's Property Committee asking for contributions to the Camp Rainbow Improvement Fund; Membership cards of J. L. Goodwin; Elections of J. L. Goodwin as Trustee for Camps Property Committee; Brochure of 1944 Camp Projects; Minutes of Meetings of the Camp's Property Committee; New Camp Site; Report to the members of Camp's Property Committee; H. F. Fisher, Play Time, Incorporated, Purchasing Camp Rainbow.

Y. M. C. A. of Hartford - North Colebrook Camp Project Proposed Budget; Agenda for Outdoor Center Committee.

Routine Association business and File cards of members.

Directives to Zlotnick's Garage, authorizing automotive repairs.

Mr. Goodwin's search for Zoning information for Hampton from towns of Windsor and Simsbury.