271392 WHITE - C�T CIERK
PINK - F ANCE I TY SA I NT PAU L - Council
CANARV - PARTM NT File � NO. �������
BLUE AVOR
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Presented By �
Referre To ommittee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
RESOLVED, That the following appointments made by the Mayor
pursuant to Council File 269042 , to positions of inembership on
the Community Health Services Advisory Committee is hereby approved.
F. M. Tompkins, appointed to a two-year term to
expire May 12, 1980.
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Jean Donaldson, to fill the unexpired two-year term
of Ardyce K. Carlson, said term to expire on May 12 ,
1979.
Angela Valdez, to a two-year term to expire May 12 ,
1979.
Arlene Atchison, to a two-year term to expire May 12 ,
1980.
Bruce Markkula, to a two-year term to expire May 12,
1980.
Dr. Paul Dickenson, to a two-year term to expire
May 12, 1980.
Professor Vern Weckwerth, to a two-year term to
expire May 12, 1980.
Maria Girsch, to a two-year term to expire May 12,
1980.
Peggy Foster, to a two-year term to expire May 12,
1980.
COU[VCILMEN Requested by Department of:
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Certified assed ounc.i ,ec tary BY
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�UBUSHEO JUL 151978
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Council President, Davic� Hozza
and Honorable Members of the City Council
7th Floor, City Hall
St. Paul, NIN 55102
Dear Council Members :
Herewith I am transmitting my nominations for people
to fill current vacancies on the following committees and
commissions:
Board of Water Commission
Civil Service Commission
Community Health Services Advisory Committee
Planning Commission
Mayor' s Advisory Committee on Handicapped People
Parking Commission
Nearly 100 of our city' s citizens expressed an interest
in serving. I know you agree with me that such an overwhelming
response is quite encouraging. St. Paul residents are genuinely
concerned about the issues that face these committees, and
commissions. Their willingness to devote their time and talent
to participate in the governmental process �insures that the
process will remain open and productive.
I carefully studied the numerous resumes that came into
my office. During the selection process that lead to these
nominees, I kept two priorities in mind;
l. To maintain the stability of the various committees
by retaining seasoned members whose past experience will benefit
new members.
2. To bring new people into the process whose fresh
ideas and enthusiasm will guarantee the continued effectiveness
of the committees.
Of the 21 nominees, 17 would be new appointments. The four
reappointments are people who were recently appointed. The con-
tributions these people have made in their short tenure justifies
their reappointment. Deborah Bachrach was first appointed on
11/1/77, George Berry on 9/9/76 , Maria Girsch and Peggy Foster
on 5/10/77.
I believe the nominees I am today submitting for your
approval reflect my commitment to those priorities. Along
with the list of nominees, I have also attached resumes of
the nominees for your information.
Thank you for consideration of these nominations.
�incerely,
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MAYOR (612) `.3�8-43•'�;
MAYOR'S NOMINATIONS FOR BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
Board of Water Commissioners :
Ms. Deborah Y. Bachrach (reapgointment, 4-yr. term)
Civil Service Commissionc
Dr. George Berry (reappointment, 6-yr. term)
Community Health Services Advisory Committee:
F. M. Tompkins (appointment, 2-yr. term)
Jean Donaldson (appointment, to fill unexpired 2-yr. term)
Angela Valde� (appointment, 2-yr. term)
Arlene Atchison (appointment, 2-yr. term)
Bruce Markkula (appointment, 2-yr. term)
Dr. Paul Dickenson (appointment, 2-yr. term)
Professor Vern Weckwerth (appointment, 2-yr, term)
Maria Girsch (reappointment, 2-yr. term)
Peggy Foster treappointment, 2-yr. term)
Planning Commission:
George McMahon (appointment, to fill unexpired 3-yr. term)
Mayor's Advisory Committee on Handicapped People:
Gregory Bohrer (reinstated, to serve his 2-yr. term)
Edward Altier (appointment, to fill unexpired 2-yr. term)
Gerald Hanggi, Sr. (appointment, to fill unexpired 2-yr. term)
Kurt E. Strom (appointment, to fill unexpired 2-yr. term)
Nancy Wintermute (appointment, to fill unexpired 2-yr. term)
Russell M. Corcoran (appointment, to fill vacant 2-yr, term)
Bernice Fox (appointment, to fill vacant 2-yr. term)
Lou McKenna (appointment, to fill vacant 2-yr, term)
Parking Commission:
Frank Schneider (appointment, to fill unexpired 1-yr. term)
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May 23, 1978
George Latimer, Mayor #rf► � '� Z�. � � E �
The City of Saint Paul �A�, � � j���
City Hall and Courthouse
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 �1+�'��R'� ��
Dear Mayor Latimer:
I would like to make myself available to you for appointment to
one of the several committees or commissions in wnich vacancies
exist.
��ith my training and experience in local government, I feeYthat
I would be of greatist service to Saint Paul as a member of the
Civil Service Commission or the Planning Commission. However, I
feel that my experience as Executive Secretary of the Hospital
Facility Building Commission qualifies me for .membership on the
Cor.ununity Health Services Advisory . Committee.
2 am enclosing a resume for your information.
Yours very truly,
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774 W. Hoyt Ave.
Saint Paul, T�IN 55117
Phone: Home - 489-3396
Office - 291-6440
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INFORMATION RELATItTE TO FRANCIS M . TOMPKINS
- I was born in Detroit, Michigan, February 11 , 1912 . I am married and have
two daughters. At the present time I am residing in my o�vn home at 774 V1Test
Hoyt, Saint Paut, Minnesota.
I was in the U. S . Army from November 22 , 1940 to November 2 , t945 . Four
years of my Army time was spent in Army Administration.
I received my Bachetor of Arts Degree (major English, minor Political Science),
magna cum laude, from the University of Minnesota on March L6, t950. I was
elected to Phi Betta Kappa immediate ly after graduation.
I received my Master of Arts Degree from tha University of Minnesota on
March 20, 1952 . While working toward my Master of Arts Degree I majored in
Political 3cience with emphasis in the fields of local government and public
administration. My minor fietd was English. My Master of Arts thesis is en-
titled The City Manager And The School Superintendent: A Comparative Study.
I,,Graduate School I worked as a teaching assistant in the Humanities Department.
As a teaching assistant I was frequently c�lled upon to lecture to classes.
In Graduate School I studied under Prof. William Anderson (my adviser) , Proi.
Lloyd M . Short, Prof. C . C . Ludwig, and Prof. George Warp. Subjects studied
were Personnel Administration, Municipal Fir.ance, Municipal Accounting, Planning,
Police Administration, Fire Administratian, Sewage Disposat Methods , Water
Purification Methods, and other subjects related to 1oca1 government.
On November 1, 1951, having completed my class work leading to a Master of
Arts Degree, I accepted.a position with the Saint Paul Bureau of Municipat
Research.
As a staff inember of the Saint Pau1 Bureau of Municipat Research I was assigned
to cover the meetings of the Saint Paul City Cour.cil, the Board oi Ramsey
Commissioners, the Welfare Board, the Housing and Redeveiopment Autharity,
the Port Authority, the Detention and Conection Authority, and the Hospital
Facility Building Commission. I attended these meetings to obtain an understanding
of the activities and problems of the various governmentat boards and commissions
in our community, and to become acquainted with the inter-governmental relation-
ship of these units . Whi1e attencting these meetings I came to know the members
of the boards and commissions personally and enjoyed their friendship and trust.
I was also assigned the job of attending meetings of the Ramsey County Legis-
Iative DeLegation. Here I became personatly acquainted with our State Legislators .
Many times I was called upon to speak before state legislative com�nittees on
matters pertaining to 1oca1 government.
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•In addition to the above assignments I was called upon to speak to civic organizations
on various aspects of 1oca1 government. One report which I wrote on the forms of
tocal government became the basis for the section on local government in a booklet
distributed by the Saint Paul League of Women Voters.
During severai sessions of the legislature I was asked by the Legislative Committee
of the Saint Paul Chamber of Commerce to write synopses of all local bills intro-
duced in the legislature.
I assisted in the personnel report that was prepared by Louis Kreuger for the City
of Saint Paul, and also participated in many meetings with the representatives of
Booz, Allen, Hamilton during their study of the Ancker HosPital situation. With
the aid of Spencer Brader I prepared a very condensed analysis of the Booz, Allen,
Hamilton report for interested civic groups .
During the charter amendment campaign in 1956, I was asked to serve as the in-
formal secretary of the city government sub-committee of the large Citizen Committee.
I gath�r�d information from alt of the city departments and incorporated this infor-
mation into reports which were used by the sub-committee.
On February l, 1959, I became Executive Secretary for the Hospital Facility Buildin5
Commission. This commission planned, equipped, and constructed the new
$16,000,000 Saint Paul-Ramsey Hospital. My salary was $13,000 per year. In
this position I was responsible for the admini stration of the polici.es formulated
by the commission. I worked very closely with the architects, contractors, and
interested groups in matters relating to the construction of the hospital. I checked
contractors' payrolls as required by the Hill-Burton Federal Agency. I also checked
all claims for payments, prepared agendas, took notes at all commission meetings,
prepared the minutes of commission meetings, and coordinated the various activities
that were involved in a project of this magnitude.
While working as Executive Secretary of the Hospital Commission I became in-
timately acquainted with the programming, planning, and construction methods
used in large building projects. I made trips to Washington, D. C . , and Chicago
to assist in obtaining federat grants to aid in the construction of ±he hospital.
On july l, 1966, I accepted the appointment of Managerial Assistant to the Commis-
sion of Parks, Recreation, and Public Buildings of the City of Saint Paul. In this
position I was concerned mainly with the study and research relative to the source
and availability of federat and private grants .
On October 1, 1966, I became Chief, Community Services Section, Twin Cities
Metropolitan Planning Commission. In this position I was responsible for the
liaison between the ptanning commission, and the 1oca1 government officials,
the legislators, and civic groups of the metropolitan area . My salary was $13 ,G00
per year.
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On August 9, 1967, I was transferred {along with the rest of the
MPC staff)to the newly created Metropolitan Council. My work
with the Council was similar to the work I performed for the MPC
listed above. I devoted much of my time working for the Council
at the Legislature and developing a Federal Aid Information Center.
On August 1, 1971, I was transferred to the Administration Depart-
ment where I functioned as Offices Services Supervisor. At the
present time I serve as Purchasing Officer where I am responsible
for purchasing and inventory control. My present salary is $22, 300
per year.
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Donaldson, Jean A. (Mrs. W.D.) , R.�. .
].556 Branston Street .
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55108
Telephone: 296-5562 Office '
645-6148 Home
Married: Two CY�,ildren
Health: Excellent
EDUCATION
Bache�or cf Science 3egree, Iowa State LTniversity, 1946
Major fisld: Dietetics
- N!�rar field: Chemistry, Psychology _
Dietezic Internship (including graduate studies) , S�. Mary's Hospit3l,
Rochester, Minneso�a 1947-48
Continuing Education R�quirements, Un�versity of Minnzsota, lini:versity of
Wisconsin, Stout State, etc. '
Graduate study, Public Health A�s,inistration, Master's Progxam, Tulane
' University, L'niversity of Mi:.nesota
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
American Dietetic Association (national) Minnesnta GerontologicaZ Society
Minnesota Dietetic Association American CoI.Zege of Nursing
� Home Ad-+inistrators �
Twin City Dietetic Associacion • °
� Nutrition Today Society (national) (Founder)
!�.i*�zes�ta State NL'trit�on Council
Mi.nne�ota association of Health Care Faciliti�s
• EM�LOYtiIET3T E�PERI�':v'CE
Depart�nent �ead, Chief Die�itiazz, Rayn:ond Blaak Ai?morial E3ospital,
� Des I�Ioines, Iowa 1°4II-49 (1� years)
Traffic and Continuity tilanager, WREN, Topeka, iansas, 1y51 (1 year)
Departm�nt Head, Chief Dietitian, Mary Greeley Hospital, A�es, Iowa
1949 -52 (3� years) . Responsibilities includ�:�. �ne administration
of the Di2tary Departman*_, i.e. , consultations witn physicians,
patients ar_d relatives, budgeting, p�rchasing, interviewing,
employing and orienting.
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• Instructor, Iowa State University, 1952 - "Special Problems 504",
graduate le�el course for those students maintaining a
B average or above
Chairman of Volunteers, A�erican Red Cross, Minnesota - Wisconsin `
Division, 197C-1973, (3 years) , coordinating, administrating
and eValuating all programs, budgets and finances within
a 43-county area of Minnesota and Wisconsin for the American '
National Red Cross
Periodic Medical Review Team (Tit1e XIX, Medicare) , 1972, 1973 (2 years) .
One of a two member team reviewing the health care of
1000-1300 patients receiving medical assistance within
Ramse�• Countg
Dietary Consultant, Camellia House, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1974 (6 months)
� P7�sir.g Home �eview Tea.�►, P.�se;� County Welfar.e Board, 197I-74 (3 years) ,
reviewing health care provided by those licensed facilities
within Ramsey County, using the Minnesota Department of
Health regulations
Minnescta Department of Health, Health Facilities Surveyor, assigned
to the Complaint Team (a.n investigative/enforcement unit) ,
August 1974 - October �l, 1975 (13 months) '
Minnesota Departinent oi Health, Coordinator, Complaint Team, October 1,
1975 - Nove�nber 3, 1976. Responsibilities included the
activities of the professional staff employed to investi-
gate complaints on a statewide basis that had been lodged _
against healtY^. care facilities, participation in the direc-
tion of full licensing and certification surveys, preparation of
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documentation and research material for use in legal pro-
ceedings on behalf of the Minnesota Department of F?ealth
and provision of in-service and consultation to facilities
and staff as requested.
Camilia Rose Convalescent Cen�er, Coon Rapids, Minnesota, Administrator,
December I, 1976 - November 1, 1977. Deve?^oment and implementa- .
fiior� of newly constructed 94-bed Inter•r,ediate Care Facility.
Miruiesota Office of Health Facility Complaints, Mir.nesota Depar�aent of
Health, Executive Dirzctor, November 1, 1977 - •
Adtainistration of the Of�ice established by Chapter 144.A51, 1976
Minr.esota Law. Functions �f tne Director: promulga�e by
• rule the method by which complaints against health tacilities,
health care providers, o.r administrative agencies are to be
made, reviewed, investigate� and acted upon; recor.�nend legisla-
tion and changes in rules to legislature, Governor, administra- .
tive agencies, Federal goverr.ment or Com.-nissioner of health; .
req�iest and rzceive access to relevant information necessary to
discharge his responsibilities; recomr.iend certification or .
decertification of health facili�ies,. etc. . .
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PUBLICATIONS
"Study and Documentation, Dietary Protein and Calcium, in a Nursing Home"
"Study an@ Documentation, Purchases vs. Invoices, Dietary Protein and
Calcium, in a Nursing Home"
"A Stndy of Investigative Procedures used in Determining Compliance
with Dietary Requirements of the Snrvey Process"
Numerous articles and pamphlets for use by the Amer?can Red Cross, (i.e. ,
"Emergency Mass Feeding" , "�isaster Cliain of Command", etc.)
"Pediatric Diet Manual" used as a reference by Physicians, residents and
interns in the field of Pediatrics
UNZQUE EXPE_TtI�Pv'CES
One of six volu.nteers a*nong 200-plus employed ARC managers, selected
to a�tend the pro�essional �Ianager's Conference, St. Louis,
. Missouri, 1972; American Red Cross.
Selected to represent one of 45 larger American Red Cross chapters
at a specially called meeting, Washington, D.C. , 1970
to project the future plans and assess the goals of the
American National Red Cross.
Voting delegaze, Pr.lerican National Red Cross Convention, Chicago - 1970,
Washington, D.C. - 1971. �
Unsuccessful candidate, St. Paul Board of Education primary election -
1970. (Filed in closing hours, sought no organizations
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backing or endorsement, lost by less than 300 votes) .
Have been requested to run for Sta�e Representative on two occasions
and State Senator on one occasion by Party Officers and �
Officials. �
' VOLUNTEER 6JORK EXPERIENCE
Health and Welfare Board, Minnesota Methodist Conference - 1 of 3
members appointed to oversee the Health Facilities :naintained
by the United Methodist Church within the State of Minnesota.
Steerin3 Committee of the St. Paul Health and Welfare Coun�il.
Member, Medical Health Services Committee, Ramsey County - an umbrella '
coirocnittee supervising all health, medical and nursing � �
activities of Ramsey County.
Health Concerns Coordinating Council. (Comprised of representatives
of State facilities and agenci�s.) �
Instructor, Chairman of Services, Board Member, American National
Red Cross, *St. Paul, (coordinating 4000 volunteers within .
the Metropolit�n area) .
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. Income Maintenarice Advisory Committee, Ramsey County Welfare.
President, St. Paul Reciprocity Bureau, PEO - consisting of 19 chapters
within Ramsey County.
Legislative Council, Mass Media Chairman, St. Paul AAUW.
Two-term President, Gallenteers, Minnesota Museum of Art. .
Board of Directors, Seminars Chairman, Women's Opera Guild.
President, Ames Dietetic Association.
Community Nutrition Chairman, Iowa Dietetic Association.
Board of D�rectors, Women's City Club.
�ea Ci:airm.=n, St. Pa�:l Arts and Sciences Fund Drive.
District Captain, Tyrone Guthrie Theater "Stagehands".
Campfire Leader.
PTA Officer. '
President and Board Mem,ber, Consumer Advisory Council, Donaldson's
St. Faul.
Ad Hoc Com�ittee, Final Recommendations to Zegislatur? re Ramsey County
Home, 1977-1978
Anoka Vocational Technical Institute Human Service Assis�ant Advisory
Coa►mittee 1977-1978
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* Case Worker, Service to Military Families �
Training and Orientation of New Volunteers
� Registration and Information, Disaster Action Team
' Office of Volunteers, St. Paul Area (Approximately 400C Volunteers)
�. VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE - CURREP7T �
Education Co�aission, Chairman, Hamline Methodist Church.
Charter Commissior. of the City of St. Paul - appointed by District
Judges, 1973-1976, reappointed 1976 for additional 3 year
" term. Chairman of Standing Rules and Operating Committee.
�Trustee, Minnesota PEO Fund and Four.dation, North Star Grants - 1 of
5 member State-wide group.
St. Paul Civil Sei~vice Referer.ce Co:nmittee - appointed by the mayor.
Administrative Board, Hamline United biethodist Church.
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��` St. .F,nthony Park Associatior.
Foundation for Health Care Evaluation, Discharge Planning Task
Force, 1977-
Metropolitan Health Council, Long Term Care Task Force, 1977-1978 -
Chairperson, Ramsey Dtursing .Home Building Committee, 1978- •
Minnesota Board on Aging Task Force, I978- '
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