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Ii II Councilman Barette, reporting for the Park Department, stated that the I..: building in the recreation center of Hendricks Park had been about demolished. i that even the doors had been taken off and burned and that the cement fire bo~es :: th~t had been placed there had been pried up and overturned. He stated he did not i: think this condition could be cured until arrangements were made for an employee t to live up there. Mr. Barette also stated that some tables had been destroyed, U and they would need some new planks to make repairs. He also stated arrangements 13:: had been made for fixing the roof on the Communi ty House back of ~kinner' s i: Butte for $10.00. Councilman Stewart stated it seemed as though ,the City would i have to expect some damages to materials in the parks as the same conditions \~ prevailea in the state parks fixed up by the CCC and he thought repairs should I: be made in Hendricks Park to put things in good condition. Councilman Hawn i.1 stated that owing to the shortage of gasoline .tha t the facilities in Hendricks ii Park would be needed more than ,ever, this summer and repairs should be made at an !,~ ,early date. Councilman Koppe suggested it might be well to put up some posters I: that pointed out that better care should be taken of park facilities. 'I il Councilman Davis~: reporting for the Sewer Committee, sta ted he had had requests ': to buy what is known as the Heckathorn house on the sewage disposal property on I Ii north Polk Street. He said it had been his understanding, the City did not care 14f to dispose of this property as they had eipected to use ~t for a caretaker later ;1 on. It was suggested that the house was worth in the ne~ghborhood of $1,000.00 to Iii $1,200.00, and that it might be well to dispose of the hous'e at that kind of a :i figure. The matter was referred to the Sewer Committee to report back to the I:! Council. j; Councilman Hawn, reporting for the Police Committee, stated there was a I il request fr,om. Ralph Edwin Matson for a transfer of a Package Store Class "A" Beer 1511 License from Elsie Erlandson at 395 West 11th, known as the Lawrence Street ;' Grocery. He stat.ed Mr.' Matson was a brother of the present Mayor of Marshfield and :' was a reliable party and he was making a motion that this tranfer be recommended. ~; This moti on was seconded by Koppe and on vote carried. !I I: Mr. Hawn also stated there was a request from Fred E. Welch for a tran~fer of I' a- Class "E" Retail Beer License from Earl Simmons at 42 West 8th Avenue. He ;: stated he was not prepared to make a recommendation regarding this application and l6l! unless the Council wished to settle the matter at this time he would like to see II it referred to the Police Committee. It was pointed out that this Mr. Welch was 11 one of the Welch's the. t had been refused a license at 47 East 7th Avenue earlier .; 'I' in the year. A motion was made ,by Stewart and seconded by Barette that this request 1 of Mr. Welch's be not recommended. On'vote the motion was carried. I! Ii Councilman Hawn stated he had had further requests from the nursery, school !l at 11th and Pearl regarding parking facilities. He stated it was just across 17 j: the street from the 1imi ted parking zone and he felt some arrangements should be I;; made for limited parking in front of this school. After some discussion the matter ii was referred to the Police Committee, to investigate and report back at the next ~ meeting. - .'- Ii Councilman Hawn said he had a request from the Oregonian Agency at 684 Olive Ii that a bicycle rack be placed in front of the ir place. He said this rack would 18,'i accomodate the delivery boys and keep their bicycles off the street. A motion I' i.I, was made by Hawn and seconded by Davis that a bicycle rack be pIa ced a t this ~ address. On vote the motion was carried. I' I" , I: Mayor Large stated he noticed a good many bicycles on the streets and not in .~ the racks tha t had been provided, and that often the racks were practically vacant. 19: After some discussion regarding the bicycles on the street, Councilman Hawn asked :; Chief Bergman to bring in more b icycl~s found on the streets. n \\ !:: 1,1 :1 Ii I: , ~