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Motion by Councilman Sauer and seconded by Councilman Sundland to grant a 3.2 (non -intoxicating) beer license for the Forthaate Restaurant. ?lotion carried unanimously. ?lotion by Councilman Stauffer and seconded by Councilman Hail: to approve a setup and 3.2 beer license for the Northaate Travelers Club subject to approval by the PTinnesota Li.auor Commissioner. Potion carried unanimously. At the suggestion of Pyr. Vickrey the Vanager was reauested to notify Mrs. Anderson who previously had held the licenses for the above that now have been issued to P^r. Chaimson, she might want to cancel hers. A. representation from the Golden Heirs had returned to again discuss their request for City support in their efforts to obtain more economical methods of transportation for their field trips. Mr. Dulgar said he was waiting_ for a formal response from Columbia. Heights who had indicated they might be willing to either sell. the City a surplus bus or rent one of their buses on a ner time basis when such a bus was not in use. Insurance and maintenance costs of ownina such a bus were then discussed as well as the possibility that it might prove to he more economical for the City to directly subsidize either the cost of renting a bus or a portion of the cost thereof rather than to para the prohibitivelu high insurance rates which would be charged for a City owned bus. Pavment of a m m minimuaount by each rider was also consit'ered in the discussion of the Community Services and the Superintendent of Schools is to be contacted regarding the feasibility of securing a bus which could be used by the senior citizens as well as other community and school groups. P?otion by Councilman Sauer and seconded by Councilman Stauffer to table action on securing transportation for. the Golden Heirs until December 7th when more information regarding the number of trips anticipated by the group is known, the feasibility of purchasing a bus for Community Services use has been ex_ploree and Columbia Heights has presented their offer. Motion carried unanimously. The meeting was recessed from. 8e15 to 8!30 P.P% P"r.. Dulgar said, the owner of the amusement devices at Apache, Sam Silva, had requested he be allowed to present further objections to the ordinance regulating such elevices at the Council's next meetinc*. However, since Deputy Chief of Police., Don Hickerson, was present he was allowed to give the reasons the Police Department recommended Passage of the ordinance. He said the department had received numberous complaints from the merchants of Anache about the rowdv behavior of some of the juveniles who use the electronic aames in the mall area of Apache. The use of vulgar and abusive language by the youths as well as intimidation of elderly customers and clerks in the stores were cited in their complaints by the merchants who said they had been unable to get any satisfactory action from the (2)