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A regular meeting of the Board of A1de~is~ o.i''~Eit~. of Rive,raii~~';
Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, on June 18:,1963:' at'~~8:00
pare present, H.Brennerlanda0wenseabsent,eMayor Filger calling saidYo~xng
meeting to order.
riinutes of meeting of June !}, 1963 were read and accepted
as read.
P'.r. Shaver of Northmoore stated his boy took some mop®y which
belonged to his other two sons and went to the carnival, h~ tk.ought
it had about ~p100.00 or X110.00. Mr. Shavernwent onsaying the boy
g~ yed some of the games throwing the balls and at first he paid 25~
then the man charged him X1.00, but the boy did not know just how
much he spent or how much he paid on some of the games. The boy
didn~t want to talk about it. Mr. Shaver said he thought the men
running the games should have seen the boy was q minbr and he was
spsndinQ quite a bit of woney. Young advised that certain merchant
in Riverside were given tickets for the carnival and they would be
worth so much on the rides; when the people presented these tickets,
the persons elling the tickets for the rides would reach underneath
the counter and get a different ticket which would make the rides
cost the same with or with out the tickets from the merchants which
were suppose to reduce the cost.of the rides. Also the fact that when
the a~uncil approved the application for a carnival in Eiverside,
it was done with the understanding that none of the games would be
over 25~, this was in view of the fact that the ones at Liberty were
charging over 25¢ and letting the money build up which the council
was much against. Young thought it was a poor way for the Shr~.ners
to make mono to send crippled children to St. Louis and that the
Head of the ~ht~ners should be written a ldcter advising of this
situation.
W. Brenner moved that the City oil iialley Road and the
special road district correct the road on west City Limits, or
Northwood Roed and bill the city for o~e half of the Rock, Swetnam
seconded the motion, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
H.Brenner-absent; W. Brenner-aye; Clark-aye; Swetnam.-aye; Owens,ab8ent;
and Young-eye.
Young reported on the Mayor and his trip to Wa~ington with
regard to the levy.
The Policemen went to the carnival and closed three of the
games.
Swetnam moved that Bill No. D-63 a2 being bill providing for
the appropriation ofm-%ney out of the general fund of the City of Riverside,
fort he payment of certain indebtedness as listed therein be placed on
its first reading, seconded by Clark, the roll was called and votes were
as follows: H. Brenn®r-absent; 1,1. Brenner-aye; Clark-eke; Owens-absent;
Swetnam-afire; Young-ante; Bill No. D-63-12 was accordingly read.
Clark moved that r ulss be suspended and Bill No. D-63-12 be
placed on its second reading, seconded by W. Brenner, the roll was called and
botes were as follows: H.Brenner-absent; 41.Brenner-aye; Swetnam-aye;
Clark-aye; Owens-abs_:nt; Young-aye; and Biil No. D-63-12 was accordingly
read.
W. Brenner moved that riles be suspended and Bill No. D-63-12
be placed on i is third reading and upon passage of same become Ord. No.
D-63-12, seconded by Clark, the ro]1 was called and notes were as follows:
H.Brenner-absent; W.Brenner-sye; Clark-after Swetnam-aye; Owens-absent;
Young-aye; and Bill No. D-63-12 was accordingly read, approved by Mayor
Filber and became Ord. No. D-63-12;
Carlo Vitali~s aspplication for three fireworks stands was approved.
Young moved meeting__adjourn, seconded by W.B renner, meeting adjouned.
Minutes read and approved as read this ~'d2ay of July, 1963.
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