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<br />Bills: On motion by Cartwright, seconded by Utecht, the following bills
<br />were ordered paid: {
<br />Briggs, GilbertMorton, Kyle & Macartney, legal serv., Jan., $150.75
<br />Miller-Davis Co., 2 pressboard covers, $1.92
<br />W.A.Mortenson Co., 2-yr prem., Treas. bond, $9.25
<br />Northwestern Bell Tel. Co., Mi ~.-5050, Feb. 1, $11..52
<br />Kenneth P. Shellum, skating rink supervn. 1-26 thru 2-8, $58.50
<br />Marion E. Stewart, typing letters & official cards, $6.00
<br />Tieso Elec. Co., install fluorescent fixtures, labor & matls., $0.00
<br />Fa~.con Heights Hardware, supplies to Jan 23, $17.50
<br />Vol. firemen, rink flooding other than drill time, $28.00
<br />Baden's Pure Oil Service, gasoline to Jan 30, ~6.~5
<br />American Linen Supply Co., linen serv. to Jan. ?_1.~, $6.55
<br />Vol. firemen, payroll, Jan., $208.00
<br />Thorne Coal & Oil Co., fuel oil bal., Jan. 2l~, $121x.08
<br />Nor. States Power Co., water heater elec., 2-12, $3.20
<br />" elec. service, Feb. 12, $52.02
<br />" " " " street lighting, Feb. 12, X93.33
<br />Minn. Fire Equipment Co., 6 hose belts & 1 adapter, $26.25
<br />Ramsey Co. Treas., street work, Jan., $150.09
<br />First Natl Bank of St Paul, Bond service & int. chgs. due 3-1-56, $161.00
<br />Civil Defense Veronica S. Kjelland, Civil Defense director, Women's division,
<br />reported to the council on attendance at two meetings of the Women's
<br />(Veronica S. Organizations for Civil Defense held in St Paul. It was announced at
<br />Kjelland) these meetings Mrs. Kjelland said, that a revision of Civil Defense
<br />air raid instruction is under way. rdeanwhile, officers were urged
<br />to inform their areas "to be watchful of the Alert Signal and to
<br />observe present plans until revisions are completed. The council
<br />expressed thanks to Mrs. Kjelland for her very good report and
<br />requested that she prepare a series of articles on Civil Defense
<br />for publication in The Rose Tribune with other Village Hi-Lites.
<br />Advisory The Mayor announced that Chairmen of the various committees, including
<br />Committees Public Relations, Parks & Playgrounds, Police Survey and Legislative
<br />to meet committee, will hold meetings prior to the next council meeting and will
<br />report to the council in turn.
<br />Skating Cart~rright reported on attendance at the skating rink and use of
<br />rink the warming hous®. Operations will continue as Aong as conditions
<br />remain suitable, he said.
<br />Stan The ,Clerk reported that the Mayor had discussed with him a proposed
<br />Seaborn resolution of thanks for our former street commissioner, Stan Seaborn.
<br />Resolu+iort The following resolution was then introduced and adopted by a unanimous
<br />vote, on motion by Stewart, seconded by Utecht:
<br />WHEREAS, G.S. (Stan) Seaborn served as Street Commissioner, Village
<br />of Falcon Heights, Minnesota, from April 1919 to January 1956.
<br />THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Village Council hereby expressed
<br />on behalf of the Village of Falcon Heights and its citizens, thanks
<br />and appreciation to Stan Seaborn for services rendered during his
<br />long period of public service.
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