April 14th, 1975

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That as recommended in a report from the Leisure Activities Committee,
April llth, 1975, the PoCo Saints and Senior "B" Lacrosse Teams be given
permission, on a trial basis, to sell beer in the Young Room from one
half hour before game time to one half hour after completion of the
game; further, that there be a rental charge of $5.00 for the room to
compensate for the cleaning;

AND THAT after a trial period of approximately one month, the
request will come back to Councii on Monday, June 9th, 1975, for evaluation

and further recommendation. Defeated.
Aldermen Keryluk, Laking and Mabbett voted in favour of the resolution.

Prior co defeat of the foregoing resolution, Mayor Campbell and
Aldermen Ranger and Traboulay stated their objections to having liquor
available where young people are involved in sports. Alderman Laking
advised that one of the teams is just starting up and is trying to raise
funds for travelling, and Alderman Keryluk stated he was in favour of
permitting the sale of beer on the one-month trial basis suggested,

From the Leisure Activities Committee, April llth, 1975, advising
for information that last year the Committee met with the Sea and Army
Cadets to discuss the possibility of using the Dalkey Building as a
result of the Agricuitural Hall closure, and that arrangements have been
made for these organizations to have evening use this facility from
Sunday through Thursday, plus the use of existing offices for their
equipment after the Recreation Department has re-located some programs
to the new Recreation Centre on Laurier Avenue upon its completion. The
Committee, in its report, further advised that the PoCoMo Boys & Girls
Club also indicated it would like use of the building, and therefore
they have been allocated Friday night and Saturday; however, the Recreation
Department reserves the right to cancel any bookings if necessary for
any special functions, such as the Goodwill Committee who use the building
for a week prior to Christmas to prepare Christmas hampers for the
needy.

Mayor Campbell then accepted a Notice of Motion Alderman Traboulay
stated he wished to make at the meeting next week asking that consideration
be given to declaring the Agricultural Hall, Circa 1912, as an historical
building in order to qualify for assistance from Heritage Canada in

restoring it. In speaking to the proposed Notice of Motion, Alderman

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Leisure Act.
Comm.re use
of Dalkey
building

Notice of
Motion-Ald.
Traboulay re
Agricultural §
Hall as His-
torical bldg.