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-3- I~Ir. Byrnes stated that funds given to the associations ~•aere not public and accountable to the Finance Director. There being no further comments, that portion of the meeting closed. I~Ir. Busa, seconded by P-Ir. Schulte, made a motion to approve the minutes of the May 16, 1977 meeting. Roll Call: aYES: Messrs., Bennett, Bordonaro, Busa, Flynn, Grogan and Schulte NAYS: None P•gAYORS COAiT•lENTS IYlotion Carried Minutes ~=approved P~ayor Beebe expressed appreciation to I~Ir. amendola and Les Foltz and the others involved in the beautification of the Village and mentioned the nes,~ signs did justice to the Village irnage. He clid ~~rant to mention the celebration of the Fourth of July holi- day would be held on July 3rd and was described in detail in the Voice of the Village, which would be delivered soon and hoped to get assistance from the residence on July 2nd. A•Iayor Beebe said the Village Hall had been given a major cleaning last week, its first in the last five years. He said letters had been sent to Senator Calabrese and Represent- ative aveni on our opposition of Senate Bill 222. He said there Ttras going to be additional letters signed by all area Mayors and given to the News Nledia. Mayor Beebe stated that there is t~a~o new police cars available for service. The t~ti*o 1976 cars are in the process of getting painted and serviced and will be used by the Building and Fire Departments. Mayor Beebe said a copy of the Ohio T~Zuni!cipal League Bulletin would soon be sent to Council to keep them informed on Senate Bill 222. The Mayor said the oldest employee of the Fire Dept., assistant to the Chief, Ernest b~7hiteman, moved to Florida and planned a visit to the Village. He suggested the Fire Dept. plan something to honor NIr. V~hiteman. Mayor Beebe announced that monies inrere available to the local mu- nicipalities through Local Public 4~Torks Program Round II. I~2r. Hovancsek stated that our chances were perhaps nil but felt we vaould qualify to resubmit two projects if our unemployment rate wasp' t too loza. COUNCIL PRESIDENT' S COIv1IdENTS '~y __ Mr. Grogan stated that all concerned ~A~ere opposed to Senate Bill 7_22 and asked that anyone coming in contact with Rep. ~'~veni to please express their opposition.