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1~.~~.~ Greater Letter of December lst from Dave Cartwright was read. It stated St. Paul he had. been asked to work with Rill Chenoweath to try and organize Safety a suburban section of the Greater St. Paul Safety Council. It Council was his su~*gestion that the Committee be composed of representa- tives from service organizations such as the Kiwanis, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Lions, PTA, etc. rather than municipal officials who are already overburdened with committee meetings and other time con- suming village services. After discussion, it was moved by Utecht, seconded by Coppini and unanimously voted to authorize Cartwright to organize such a committee. Parks and Letter from A. C. Kaechele, for Joe Garske, Chairman of the Playgrounds ~ Snelling-Iowa-Idaho Playground area, was read. It advised: They are meeting weekly. The skating rink and warming house are about finished, About 200 hours of citizens' time was expended. Out- right donations close to ~200.G0 have been received over and above the village's expenditures. They ask: Is there adequate insurance coverage for possible injury? They were advised Attorney Graham will investigate and get in touch with them. ~~`ho will pay for the oil required to heat the warming house? The Village will pay for the oil. V~hen lights are put up for the rinks, will we also include the v~rarming house? Vile will include the vrarming house and Psul Coppini will make the arrangements. ~Jho will control lights and will any paid supervision be available? the last two questions will have to be discussed but we are sure satisfactory arrangements can be made. Letter from Curtis Larson, Chairman of the bYest ^alcon Heights Playground Committee, was read. It advised they were enclosing a generalized map. Bernard Edmonds, Playground Consultant, had inspected the site and indicated that the layout is feasible in every way. The letter thanked the Council for its support and the funds to get the project started. They feel confident they can obtain the labor and funds necessary to complete the playground and that the people of the area can supply a major part of both. Removal of The matter of removing the stop ,signs on Garden at Arona was Stop Signs referred to Millis Y~tarkentien for his recommendation. Christmas George Shavor will take care of this matter and see that necessary Lights materials are supplied -- cost not to exceed ~2K.00. Building Nick Christensen, Building Inspector, suggested that on future Permit Com-nercial Work the fee be split 50~ to him, l~0~ to the Playground Fees Fund and 10~ to the Village. The Council accepted Mr. Christensen's offer and assured him of their appreciation of his generosity. Liquor There was a discussion regarding steps to be taken and necessary Store preparations to be made in connection with obtaining legislation permitting Falcon Heights to operate, or lease, on a license and percentage basis, a liquor store. A license fee of X1000.00 and 10~ was mentioned. Bills On motion by Shavor, seconded by Nilsen, the following bills were ordered raid: General Funds Falcon Heights Hardware, Pks. & Playgrounds & V. H. 11.x.0 G. PSI. Stewart Lbr. Co., " " " 29.01 Thorne Coal & Oil Co., fuel oil !~5.1~3 Brigs, Gilbert, Norton, Kyle R~"~4acartney, legal services 103.43