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It was moved' by M rs.-Brown, seconded by Mr. Grootegoed, that the•rules of law requiring a resolut'ion to'be read on three segarate=occasions be suspended". Roll Call:•Ayes -Messrs Zorn,Wedler,Bennett,Broian,Grootegoed & Belzer.- Nays - Nonea . ,. . . . - - .- Motion carried - Rules suspended ,. , It was moved by Mr. Wedler, seconded by Mrs. Bsown, that Rasolution No. 512 be approved and passed as read. Roll Call: Ayes - Messrs Zorn,Wedler,Bennett,Brown,Grootegoed & Belzer. Nays - None. - . :. . .... .. , . . _ - Motion carried Resolution Passed • Mayor Endress said that he would get a date with the Planning Commission and ca11 Council. Mayor Endress then read a letter ;from the Worton Park Assoeiation, thanking the Village for the road improvements made in Worton Park, with special mention to our Service and Police-Dapartments: - ' ' -- ' Mayor Endress then read a letter'f rom?Anne Spisak; resigning as a school guard. Mayor Endress remarked that not until,September 13th was he able to get a decision from rirs. Spisak about .this job, which accounfied for Mr. Wieland's' presence on the corner. Mayor Endress then read an application f rom Mr. Paul P. Gibbons;-a retired,f ireman-f rom Cleveland, asking f or this position. Mayor Endress then recommended that this'application be approved.- It was then - moved by Mr. Grootegoed, seconded by Mrs. Brown, that the appointment of Mr. ' Paul P. Gibbons as Sehool Guard be approved. Roll Callt Ayes - Messrs Zorn,[dedler,Bennett.,Brown,Grootegoed & Belzer. Nays - None. Motion carried Appointment Approved Mayor Endress then read a letter f rom James E. Plastine,=Secretaryof the Police Relief and Pension Fund, saying that they had no reply to a letter of • September 1960 and• asked-- for-.a- disposition- and- status of the= original inquiry. There was a great deal of discussion in Council on this matter and Mr. Plastine was,told that at the time of his f irst letter, Council had planned to make a contribution to this fund but had been unable to find any funds as of the present moment. The Clerk was then asked to write a letter to the Pension Fund asking that they cotttact Council at their December meeting and perhaps something cotald be done. Mr. Rogers then gave a short discourse. on the status of this f und and the clerk pointed out that the law £orced us to contribute heavily to the Public Employees Retirement System, but not to the Police RelieE and Pension Fund. It was felt that the State would come up with something in the near f uture that would take care of snch small pension funds as this. 3.