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<br />Reso. No. 57-16
<br />Ordering proposition
<br />to be submitted to
<br />the electors at
<br />Election April 9, 1957
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<br />Reso. No. 57-17
<br />Accept Grsnt Deed
<br />Santa Ana School
<br />District
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<br />Izs~k Walton League
<br />of America, Inc.
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<br />Proposed Ordinance
<br />regulating public
<br />dances in the City
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<br /> The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of
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<br /> Councilman Heinly, seconded by Jerome and carried, the following Resolution entitled:
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<br /> R solution No. 57-16 orderi~ that a proposition be submitted to
<br /> the electors of the City at a General Municipal Election to be held
<br /> on April 9, 1957, to amend Section 402 of the Charter of the City
<br /> of Santa Aha to increase the salary of Councilmen from $75.00 to
<br /> $125.00 per month"
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<br />was considered and passed by the follo~rlng vote:
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<br />Ayes, Councilmen Dale H. Heinly, J. Ogden Markel, William Jerome,
<br /> Tilghman A. Taylor, Milford W.
<br />Noes, Councilmen None
<br />Absent, Councilmen None
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<br /> The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of
<br /> Counci]mau Heinly, seconded by Markel and carried, the following Resolution entitled:
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<br /> "Resolution No. 57-17 acceptfn6 Grant Deed"
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<br /> from Santa Aha School District for an easement for street purposes on the west side
<br /> of Raitt Street, north of Delhi Road, without cash consideration, was considered and
<br /> passed by the following vote:
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<br /> Ayes, Councilmen Dale H. Heinly, J. Ogden Markel, William Jerome,
<br /> Tilghman A. Taylor, Milford W. ~
<br />Noes, Councilmen None
<br />Absent, Councilmen None
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<br /> On motion of Councflm~ Heinly, seconded by Jercm~ and carried, proper officials
<br /> were authorized to execute lease dated January 21, 1957, with the Santa Aha C~apter,.
<br /> Izaak Walton League of America, Inc., for the leasing of certain property located
<br /> south and west of the westerly end of Santa Clara Avenue, north of 22nd Street, at
<br /> a rental of $5.00 per year and for a term of twenty-five years.
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<br />It was moved by Councilman Heinly and seconded by Jerome, that the 0rdin~ce regm-
<br />lating public dances in the City be passed to second reading with certain exceptions~
<br />i.e.: Section 6375 which reads "No public d-ncc b-11 or public dance permit shall be
<br />granted and no person shall ,.]low dancing in any building where intoxicating liquors
<br />~re sold" to be stricken; Section 6372 be amended un~er p~ragraph "a" to read
<br />years"; Section 6372 paragraph "d" sbe!l read from "2:00 A.M. to 9:00 A.~{."; Section
<br />6374 shall read, "shall not be longer than 21 days from the date of such filing";
<br />Section 6375 shall be modified to read "supplied by at least two musicians", and
<br />that Section 6375 be further amended "different room from the bar" to be eliminated.
<br />Motion lost. It was moved by Councilman Jerc~e, seconded by Heinly and carried,
<br />that each person be limited to five minutes speaking time. Reverend Wesley Roloff,
<br />representing the Council of Churches, said the proposed Ordinance has mauy loopholes
<br />and weaknesses and would increase juvenile delinquency. Reverem~d Bob Shuler, Pastor
<br />of The First Methodist Church handed copies of an "opposition" stand to the proposed
<br />Ordinance to the audience. Reverend Shuler read the five and one-half page docament
<br />and then stated the Ord~nan.ce would allow the bar-~ce combination which would
<br />mean a very undesirable honky-tonk type and the proposed Ordinance is very
<br />inadequate. R.C.Hoiles stated he did not tD~nw the Ordinance liberal enough and
<br />should go farther. Mrs. Florence Slabaugh said that Santa Aha is a fast growing
<br />metropolis and people should be entitled to dine and dance and the proposed Ordinance
<br />could be amended to take care of any problems which might arise. Hiram Weiner
<br />remarked he did not have any objection to dancing but did object to the honky-tonk
<br />type of establishment, and intoxicating liquors should be separate from the dancing
<br />area. Milton Foster, representing the Musician's Association said people who enjoy
<br />drinking and dancing are now going out of town and it was his opinion that the
<br />Council has careib~lly considered the proposed Ordinance. Frank Gelinas, of the
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