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MB THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR WU Nov. 6. jgjg ST. PAUL PARK OKs SALE Hit that FULLBACK SPECIAL Koch Wins Counci Seat in Minnetonka Apple Valley New Village Would-be Minnetonka Councilman Stan Koch commented Tuesday that a vote for him would be "a gesture against the planning commis- sion, and even more against the establishment." He received 7,134 such votes yesterday, nearly a 2-to-1 margin over Clayton S. Grady who totaled 4,220.

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OF LIQUOR ON SUNDAYS The sale of liquor by the drink on Sunday was approved in St. Paul Park' but oteis Tuesday rejected a change to the council-manager form of government. The Sunday liquor vote was 1,045 to 683. Establishments eligible for Sunday liquor licenses are Bill's Liquors, Parkway Bar, Park Grove Lanes and Pete's Wines Liquors. By a 235-vote margin a change to the council-manager form of government was defeated.

The final vote was 975 to 740. The plan would require the hiring of a village manager and abolish the current post of clerk. The clerk's position would change to that of a full-time council member. The village now has a "weak-mayor" council which provides for an elected clerk and no manager. There was no contest for village offices as incumbent councilman Marlin DeForth and Clerk LeRoy Hed-quist were running unopposed.

DeForth, seeking his seventh two-year term, had 1,521 votes and Hedquist, 1,478. Hedquist was appointed a year ago to fill an unexpired term and was seeking his first elected term. Suburb Approves Civic Center Apple Valley is Minnesota's newest village. Voters in Lebanon Township Tuesday voted 1,785 to 361 in favor of incorporation and favored the name Apple Valley over Lebanon Valley by 1,376 to 757. The form of government in which the mayor and four councilmen appoint the clerk or clerk-treasurer was preferred by voters 1,598 to 491.

The Minnesota Municipal Commission, which governs incorporation proceedings, cleared the way for the incorporation vote last August. Steve Delaney, Town Board chairman, said the incorporation will become effective following formal approval Koch, sponsored by the Greater Minnetonka Area Ac- tion Committee, based his i campaign on opposition to a thoroughfare plan proposed for the village. He charged that the plan would cut the largely residential village into a grid of 4-lane highways. He said he does not expect support on his anti-thorough-! fare position from other mem-! bers of the council, but that his election "might make them start to listen." Grady, who has lived in Sinqle Adults For Receded Message 24 Hrs. MPLS CALL 824-0773 ST.

PAUL-645 4521 For Free Test Info. Write 1 Brooklyn Center voters Tuesday approved construction of a new civic center 'complex which will include a city hall, community center and central city park. Voters said "yes" to three separate questions in approving the issuance of revenue COMPATIBILITY MATCHING 4207 NICOLLET. MPLS 55409 296 GRIGOS MIDWAY BLDG ST PAUL' mmm oi mpis chiwbir oi commirce from the municipal commis-! 4 fULUB FRIES before that, said today that he will run for mayor and that Cobby Caputo, 933 Whitney the newest Town Board member, will run for the Village Council. John Natwick, 263 Cimarron Road, the other board member, had said earlier he would not seek a village office if the incorporation vote were successful.

All three board members" had supported incorporation. The' Village of jApple Val-ly, 17 miles, is north of Lakeville and east of Burnsville in Dakota County. It includes the Apple Valley and Palomino Hills residential areas and- has a population about 5,500. Minnetonka only two years, also bid unsuccessfully for a council seat one year ago. 4 SOf lr A real man-sized meal.

The Fullback has two big slabs of the finest ground beef, plus crisp sion. He said the election for mayor and councilmen will be in about a month. Delaney, a Town Board member for 12 years and town assessor for 18 years Please pay your newspaper carrier salesman the first time he calls. leese and lettuce on a double deck bonds totaling $2.25 million to finance costs of the civic center. i i Question number one, pro-; aiding for the issuance of 4 4 4 Sound aood1 Now arid a han rvf rtnlHon WjThrouqh French fri eatino everv time.

Ask for a Fullhark Snorial oMer v. 2 Special Issues Nearly half of Minne-tonka's 34,000 residents are registered voters, and most of them went to the polls yesterday. In addition to the 4 hlnV 482,000 in bonds for the city hall and community passed bv a vote of 7,340 to 3.887. Question number two, pro-, viding for $472,000 in bonds; QUARTERBACK CLUB' RESTAUR A ano Cedar- -219 E.Oak bveet 1 Atsr Cf ON hinAY 13 NORTHFIELD, MINN. council race, they voted on two special questions.

A proposal for the council to issue liquor licenses was adopted bv a vote of 8,916 to 3,519. LOOK fOK THE FOOIBAU IN THE SKY to finance an east side fire station and municipal equipment building, passed by a vote of 7,771 to 3,344. Question number three, providing for $296,000 in bonds to finance purchase of But a $550,000 bond issue for construction of a new vil He makes things happen onThe Scene Tonight lage hall was defeated 6,553 to 5,720. Clerk-administrator Roy Swenson said the village probably will have to rent park land and park improve-1 ments. passed by a vote of1 7,787 to 3,402.

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