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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council <br />Monday, April 16, 2012 <br />Page 3 I would like to say Mayor Rinker, this is the second time I came here and an officer from the police <br />department retired. I don't know if you want me to come back in here. But I enjoyed the cake and <br />the coffee. <br />To update you a little bit on our meetings. We have had some great meetings. I wish more people <br />would just join this organization. You don't have to be old. You don't have to be a historian. In <br />May, we have a speaker speaking on the Van Sweringen's railroads. To join our, organization, it's <br />$10. If you went to Shaker's Historical Society to hear these speakers, some of them we interchange <br />speakers, you pay $5 in order to hear the speaker. These are good speakers. Come and listen to them. <br />In September we have an ice cream social. In October, Patsy has a great display of the Quilt Show. <br />The bi-annual Quilt Show. We are going to have exhibitors and a speaker. <br />Anyhow, on behalf of the Historical Society, thank you very much again. <br />Council President Buckholtz thanked Mr. Muhle for his comments. <br />Council President Buckholtz asked, do we have anyone else who would like to address Council? <br />There were no comments. <br />COlYSiDERATION..OF 1VIINUTES : <br />Regular Council Meeting - March 19, 2012 <br />Dr. Parker, seconded by Mrs. Mills, made a motion to approve the minutes as written. <br />ROLL CALL: AYES: All Motion Carried <br />NAYS: None Minutes Approved <br />Special Council Meeting - Anri12, 2012 <br />Mrs. Mills, seconded by Dr. Parker, made a motion to approve the minutes as written. <br />ROLL CALL: AYES: All Motion Carried <br />NAYS: None Minutes Approved <br />COMIVVIENTS FROM MAYOR RINKER <br />Mayor Rinker stated, Al, before you leave, I just wanted to take the opportunity to thanlc you. As <br />a reminder for all of us, I think it was probably 1988-89 when the Historical Society <br />representatives first approached all 4 communities and asked for some kind of help. Mayfield <br />Village at that time tendered $2,000-2,500. Annually, and you consider the inflationary factor <br />there, I would say, you have taken that annual amount and stretched it beyond what anyone ever <br />would expect. There isn't another organization I think that can quite compare with the quality of <br />the work and the diversity of prograinming opportunities for people. It's really a gem. It's