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. It was moved by Mr. Taylor., seconle3. by Mr. Hopkins.9 that Resolution <br />Noo 439 be approved arad passed ss read. ? ? • <br />RoJ1 Call: Ayes - Messrs Taylor.,Wedler,Strater,Brawn,Zorn &,Hopkins. <br />Nays - None. , , . <br />Motion carried <br />Resolution Passed <br />There was then filed the certificate of the Clerk pursuant to Resolution <br />No. 439. It was moved by Nlrs. Broran, secorid.ed by Nlr. Hopkins, , that the said <br />cert3.ficate be received, f5:3.ed arxi approved. - - <br />Ro17. Ca13.s Ayes - Messrs Taylor,Wedler,Strat,er9Brown.,Zorn & Hoplanss. <br />Nays - None.. <br />- Mption carried . <br />• Mr. S trat.er, "s ecorxied liy Mr. Wedler, then introd.uced Ordinance No. 637 <br />ent3tled: "An Orciinance to Provi.de `for the Issue of Notes,in Anticipation <br />of the Levy of Special Assessments and in Anticipat,ion, of the _ Issuanee of <br />Bonds in Anticipation of the Co1lect3.on of Special Assessments For the <br />Improvement of SOM Cerrter Road" which Ordiraance was read fi,o Council. <br />2t,vras raoved.by Mrs. Brawn, seconded by -Mr. Zorn, that the rtil.es- of <br />law requi.ring an orclinance to be read on tlzree separat,e occasions be sv.spended. <br />Ro11 Ca]1: Ayes - Nlessrs Taglor.,Wedler.,StratersBrowm,Zorn & HopId.ns. <br />. Nays r Norie. <br />' Motion carrS.ed <br />Rules 5uspended' <br />It taas . maead _ by Mr. Taylor, - s econded by MY°: Hopkiis a- that Ordinance <br />No. 637 he approeel and passed as read. o - <br />Roll Ca11.: Ayes - Messrs Taylor'Wedler'Strater.,Brown.,Zorn & Hoplri.ns. <br />Nays - None. <br />. . Mot3on carried <br />. Ordinance Passed.- <br />Nlayor Endr2ss then reported.that a few meet3.ngs ago he had proposed. <br />Mr. Rarl Canfield as Civilian Defense Direct,or for our Village anri that, as <br />he was with us, wauld ask Nlr. Canfield for a report. Mr..Canfield said that <br />he was naw in the process of wading through quantities of ]iterature arid gett3ng <br />fatailiar with the scope of his duties. Mr. Canfield then said that the Civil <br />Defesise was p].anning an evaeuat3on practice. He saxd that he hael no details <br />as yet, but the sirens- wou3.d blow and an w4io wished fi,o participate 'wrnild be . <br />funnellecl into Eastgate. Mr. Canfield sa3d our participataon 3n the affair <br />wauld be ttie cooperat,3.on of our police-in this evaeuat,i.on, - <br />5.