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1314 Alexander Ramsey High School present. ":?ayor Nilsen welcomed them, explained that the Council consisted of 1 Ilayor elected fcr two years, 3 Trustees elected for 3 years and 1 Clerk elected for tlvo years, each of whom had a vote; plus 1 Treasurer elected for t~rro years who was custodian of the Village monetary resources but had no vote. Nilsen advised that the Village office is open 8 to L~:30 five days a week, and suggested that they call the office if they felt we could help them in any way, and also urged them tE feel free to ask questions at the meeting. Pdinutes The I,,Zinutes of the Canvassing 3oard ~%ieeting of December 10th, 1959 were approved as submittedo The P:Zinutes of the Regular I:Zeeting of December 10th, 1959 were approved as submitted. Correspond- Letter from Erickson Petroleum Corporation eras read. It advised ence all Erickson Stations in the 'Bain Cities would serve free coffee to all motorists on New Years I've from 6 P. "4. till 5 A. is". y giving the motorists a chance to make their last-one for the road to en- courage automobile safety and reduce the rising tide of automobile accidents. Letter from B. B. Knopp, First National Bank of St. Pauly was read. It advised. they had mailed the Village a check for ~?22,OOG.00 to cover that amount of Treasury bills which matured December 22nd. They also enclosed two statements showing purchase from the Village of X13,000.00 Treasury Bills due December 31st, 1959 at f>12,9g5.83; and ~fi31,000.00 Treasury bills due January 15th, 1960 at ~~30,938.00, both amounts being credited to the account of the Falcon Heights State 'ank for the account of the Village of Falcon Heights Sanitary Sewer Sinking Fund, Total of the check plus the two credit items amounts to X65,933.83. Attorney Graham's letter of December 16th to B. ~s. Knopp, First National Hank of St. Paul, was read. In the letter Graham made arrangements for the sale and deposit of securities to enable the Village to pay the X65,639.83 due on the Sanitary Sewer fonds. Graham's letter of December 29th to ~.4ayor Nilsen eras read. It advised that, he had delivered to the American National Sank the Vi:~_l.a~re of Falcon Heights' check in the amount of :65,639.83, representing the payment due on the Sanitary Sewer Bonds January 1st, 1960. Let+.,er from ~!~aterous Company „.,as -read, It enclosed acknowled g.- ment of production order ccovering 2-1/2't bydran t nozzle cap for pressure testing of hydrants, as ordered by Carley Engineering Company, and will bill same directly to the Village. Letters from Alvin UI. Tschirley and ?ethel College, granting permission to flood the two empty lots at Pascal and Larpen teur for use as a skating rink, provided the Village assures them we have insurance so they will not be liable in case of accidents, were read. The Deputy Clerk vra.s instructed to contact Herness of the I.~Zutual Service Casualty Insurance Company and requE~st that Certificates of Insurance be sent to Tscherley and Bethel College.