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<br />Election On motion by Shavor, seconded by Cartwright, it was voted
<br />Judges unanimously to appoint the following to serve as election
<br />judges at the annual Village election, December 6, 1955:
<br />Precinct No. 1 - Janet B. Otis, Ann Hustrulid and Ruth Martin.
<br />Precinct No. 2 - E.B. Rowley, Rhodie Arndt and Ethel White.
<br />Bills: On motion by Hustrulid, seconded by Cartwright, the following
<br />bills Were ordered paid:
<br />Don Arndt, expenses, Oct., PS Supvr., X10.00
<br />Henry J. Dachtera, policing & mileage, Oct., $127.47
<br />Earl Smith, 1 policing & mileage,Oct., $117.11
<br />Kenneth Schmidt, policing & mileage, Oct., X205.38
<br />State Treas., PERA deductions, Oct., $61.05
<br />American Linen Supply Co., linen service, $6.55
<br />Baden's Pure Oil, gasoline to Oct. 24, $7.09
<br />Falcon Heights Hardware, supplies, Oct. 21, X18.45
<br />Minn. Fire Extinguisher Co., CO 2 recharge, 11-3, $3.50
<br />Geo. Swanson, inspecting mileage, Oct., X3.15
<br />B.J. Slama, inspection mileage, Oct., $1.05
<br />Vol. firmmen payroll, Oct., $84.00
<br />Advance Stamp Works, rubber stamp for Clk., $1.25
<br />Rrlrac f;~"~-- - , -, '' ~~n fl. r~ Fay+uk, ~ legal services, Oct., X177.00
<br />David P. Cartwright, reimbursement for padlock, 90¢
<br />Northwestern Bell Tel. Co., Mi 4-5050, 11-1, X18.50
<br />Farmers Un. Grain Terminal, water consumed to 11-1, ~4.5~
<br />McClain & Hedman, supplies, CLsrk, 11-3, ffi4.10
<br />Sperry Office Supply Co., storage cabinet, X50.00
<br />Wager Office Equipment, repair Clerk's typewriter, X8.50
<br />Nor. States Power Co., street lighting, 11-12, $90.00
<br />" " " " water heater elec., 11-12, X4.30
<br />" " " " electric service, 11-12, X21.95
<br />Fire Chief The following resolution was introduced and its adoption moved
<br />dismissed - by Stewart, seconded by Cartwright:
<br />resolution
<br />WHF~tEAS, during the past few years it has come to the attention
<br />of the Council that there has been increasing disharmony within
<br />the Falcon Heights Volunteer Fire Department, resulting in a
<br />break-down of morale, the resignation and discharge of members,
<br />lack of attendance at drills and misunderstandings aid lack of
<br />cooperation between the Council and the Department; and
<br />WHEREAS, the various steps taken by the council to improve
<br />these conditions and relations have not improved the situation
<br />and they have been getting steadily worse; and
<br />WHEREAS, the council believes that these situations are largely
<br />the result of the conduct and actions of Fire Chief George E.
<br />Swanson in his relations with the paid men, the volunteers, the
<br />council and in the performance of his duties; and
<br />WHEREAS, in the judgment of the council the public welfare rill
<br />be promoted by the removal of George E. Swanson as Fire Chief.
<br />NOYP, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
<br />1. That the employment of George E. Swanson as Fire
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