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.~ .-~ ~, ti f~ Ordinance No. 19 adopted (cont'd) following vote taken and recorded: Ayes: Henry, Shavor, Lindig, Rekstad, Stewart Nays: None Ordinance No. 20 adopted - Mayor Henry then declared Ordinan oe No. 19 duly adopted by a unanimous vote and directed publication of same. Following a discussion, Lindig introduced and moved adoption of Ordinance No. 20, AN ORDINANCE DEFINING NIII6ANCES, PROHIBITING THEIR CREATION OR ~dAINTENANCE AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOf.ATION THEREOF. Seconded by Stewart and the following vote taken and recorded: Ayes: Henry, Shavor, Lindig, Stewart Not voting: Rekstad The Mayor than declared Ordinance No. 20 duly adopted by a 4~5 voto and directed publication of acme. °$ Flood skating After discussion, Stewart moved that the Fire Department be rinks- requested to furnish one engine and one fireman to help flood the Village skating rinks for the initial flooding of same at such time as Trustee Rekstad deems necessary. Seconded by Henry and-ao ordered. i Fund transfer Treasurer Van Hoven reported that before a special asseasmemta fumd was set up last summer, six miscellaneous diabursemente wars paid out of the general fund, four of vk:ich pertained to the Larpenteur avenue curbing pro~eot, and two relating to the seven-alley improvement pro~eot. Mr. Mar3amaa, of the Minnesota Public Examia8e!~a office, Vas Howen avid, recommends that the general Hind now be repaid Prom the spacial assessments fund ao that the said sped sl assessments Fund will reflect the true total of expenses relating to these two pro~eots. Motion Henry then moved that the sum of X117.56 be transferred from the genea~el fund to the special assessments fund in order that there gill be money available in the apecsial assessments fund to cover these expenditures. Lindig seconded and motion carried unanimously. Fund transfer Relative to checks No. 1449, X11.40; No. 1471, X4.80; No. 1510, X3.40 and No. 1528, X50.00, all for the Larpenteur avenue curb- . ing pro~eot, end relative to checks No. 1509, X22.96 and No. 1528, X25.00, for the seven-alley improvement project, Henry moved, seconded by Lindig, that a total of X117.56 be repaid to the Motion general flxnd with the di sburaement being charged to the special assessments fund. Carried unanimously. State TV program Following a discussion oP the proposed "TV" program for Minnesota, the Mayor was authorized to write s letter to the President of the IIniversity of Minnesota, offering the support of the Village Council in the promotion of such a plan. Firemen Locke Letter- of December 9, 1952, from Firemen Robert D. Locke and and Barthel Henneth J. Barthel, referring t o their previous request on wage request the Council for an ad3ustment in wages, was read. The Clerk