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4 ~r majority of opinion in the Village based on results from ~.hecking into the matter. Shavor then moved that the petition be filed, Hustrulid seconded and motion carried unanimously. Five Dept. Requisition No. 29, covering. supplies needed for Fire Department, Regn. #29 was heard. On motion by Hustrulid, seconded by Cartwright, same was ordered approved. State Fire Fire Chief Swanson's letter of May 19 was read, requesting that Dept. Assn. the council authorize the Fire Chief and. one elected volunteer convention, fireman to attend said convention with expenses paid, also per Hibbing - diem for the volunteer member. After discussion with respect June llt-15-16 to how allowances and attendance at this convention fits in with the proposed educational program for the Fire Department, Shavor moved that the Fire Chief and one. volunteer be authorized to attend the A1linnesota State Fire Department Association convention to be held at Hibbing, Minnesota, June 1~, 15 and 16, 195l~, and that they each be allowed X10.00 per day to cover expenses and transportation and that an additional allowance will Eae granted to cover registration fee, also that the volunteer will be granted an allowance to offset loss of salary, if any, during his attendance at said convention, not to exceed X15.00 per day. Seconded by Stewart and motion carried unanimously. lie ed Inspector Copy of Attorney Graham's .letter of May 20 was read, regarding statutes on weed inspectors, Sec. 20.11 providing that the trill pay Mayor is the local weed inspector but may appoint an assistant share of weed inspector. Consideration was also given to the proposal weed. notice that the Village pay its proportinate share of weed notice cost publication cost within the County for 195Lt. Hustrulid moved that said payment be authorized. Shavor seconded and motion carried. unanimously. Egg The Clerk read a memo based on a phone call from Mrs. George Vending C. Harrison, 32 Mid Oaks Lane, St Paul, regarding her brother Machine who is in the wholesale egg business in southern Minnesota, wanting to establish a retail outlet by installing an egg vending machine at the Falcon Oil Co., 1350 Larpenteur Avenue bYest. After some discussion, the matter was referred to Attorney Graham for examination and report, with suggestion that he secure any avails ble printed matter the League of Minnesota Municipalities may have on vending machines. Farmers Union Attorney Graham's letter of May 21, 1954, was read, enclosing a Grain Terminal report dated ~~ay 3, 1954 of the ~hstract Clerk o~ Ramsey County, Assn. Rezoning showing the record ownership of all property within a radius of petition five hundred feet of the property sought to be rezoned by Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association, as well as a rezoning petition dated May 3, 1954 and a second petition dated May 12, 1954, .relat- ing to the petition of Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association to rezone from Farm Residence District to Business District (in the case of the May 12, 195~t petition "for automobile parking lot only') covering the following described property: