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~4~ REGULAR MEETING, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1951 (Minutes recorded by Ralph Yan Hoven) Present: H. L. Henry, Mayor George J. Shavor, Trustee Arthur A. Lindig, " Clarence Rekstad, " Ralph Van Hoven, Treasurer Frank N. Graham, attorney Absent: Clyde J. Stewart, Cle rk Meeting called to order at 7:45 P.M. and minutes of the last regular meeting of December 12, 1951, read and approved without change. Bills: On motion by Henry, seconded by Rekstad, the following bills were ordered paid - Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., Ne 52AQ Dec. 10, 1951, $9JD5 Miller-Davis Company, treasurer's supplies, X1.75 Miller-Davis Company, " " X4.16 M. Peterson, 4 xaste receptacles, X89.60 Blood Bank The Mayor reported that Falcon Heights will be included as part Drive of an area having a Blood Bank drive centering around the Chelsea Heights school the latter part of January, 1952. A representative rill contact the council later with more definite information as to what help they may desire from the council. Dry Cleaning The council discussed at some length the matter of a proposed Ordinance ordinance, licensing and regulating laundry and dry cleaning establishments. Automatic Attorney Graham reported on the matter of automatic vending machines, Vending esp eeially with roference to those handling milk and~or edible foods. Machines It was stated that the chief purpose for licensing this type of operation was to insure the purity of the foods offered for sale xithin the Village as a health protection measure. Attorney Graham will check with the State Health Department regarding xhat authority and inspection the State exercises over these machines. Drainage, Rekstad reported on plans for a dry well in the drainage area owned Pillage lots by the Village near Snelling Drive. He will present drawings at the next council meeting. October tax The Treasurer reported receipt of the October tax settlement on settlement December 24, 1951, in the amount of X11,318.37. This total was substantially the same as was expected in the budget. Fund transfer The treasurer recommended that the Fire Maintenance fund now has to Street and a sufficient amount to return the $3,000.00 originally borrowed on Bridge fund February 14, 1950, as a temporary transfer from the Street and Bridge fund Lindig moved, Shavor seconded, that X3,000.00 be transferred from the Fire Maintenance fund to the Street and Bridge fund. Motion carried unanimously.