227022ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK
CITY OF ST. PAUL
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
COUNC RESOLUTION—GENERAL FC
PRESENTED BY
COMMISSION E DA
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RESOLVED, That the Council of the City of Saint Paul
hereby records its sincere appreciation to the Saint Paul-
Ramsey Hospital Study Committee, and each of its members,
for their diligent'efforts and excellent work in studying
the problems of the Hospital and.preparation of their report
to the Council; their efforts and excellent results are to
be commended; and
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RESOLVED FURTHER, That the City Clerk be and he hereby
is directed to cause copies of this Resolution to be prepared
T and sent. to the members of said Committee: Seymour Verhey,
Chairman; Julian Baird, Rodney Danielson, Cecil March,
Joseph Maun, Frederick M. Owens, Jr., M. D., Paul A. Schilling,
Rev. Harry R. Sweitzer, Committee Members; and Charles J. Birt,
Secretary to the Committee.
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Corporation Counsel
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COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays
Dalglish
Holland
Loss
Meredith
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JAN 2B1966
Adopted by the Council 19—
JAW 28,x966
Approved 19 —_
Tn Favor
J
Mayor
Against Aetdfig
PUBLISHED FEB 5 1966
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CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL 'A � ��11
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK FILE NO
COUNCIL RESOLUTION — GENERAL FORM
PRESENTED BY
COMMISSIONED DATE
RESOLVED, That the Council of the City of Saint Paul
hereby records its sincere appreciation to the Saint Paul -
Ramsey Hospital Study Committee, and each of its members,
for their diligent efforts and excellent work in studying
the problems of the Hospital and preparation of their report
to the Council; their efforts and excellent results are to
be commended; and
RESOLVED FURTHER, That the City Clerk be and he hereby
is directed to cause copies of this Resolution to be prepared
and sent to the members of said Committees Seymour Verhey,
Chairman; Julian Baird, Rodney Danielson, Cecil March,
Joseph Mauna Frederick M. Owens, Jr., M. D., Paul A. Schilling,
Rev. Harry P. Sweitzer Committee Members; and Charles J. Birt,
Secretary to the Committee.
COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays
Dalglish
Holland
Loss
Meredith
Peterson
-Rosen
M ,Pzesident;�- aYouli
iox s.es
In Favor
Against
JAN 2 81966
Adopted by the Council 19—
Approved JAtvl 2 8 1966
19—
Mayor
-Jan.., 1966. _
Mr. Stour Yathey, -
3686 Eleanore Ave.,
St: Paul Minn.
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Ewilo ed is a resolution a City _ i$- expressing
its'appreciation -to the'$aiat Paul R Ho a1 Study CoMittee
and each of its fibers for their 'exce rk -in stuudying.the
probletb of the hospital and t epara -of their teport to-. -
the Council.
j ery truly yow"
City Clark
This letter alsc`sen o Julian Baird, Rodney Danielson, Cecil March,
Joseph'Maun., Frederick M. Owens,-jr. .'M. D., -Paul A. Schilling, Rev. Harry
P: Sweitzer, and Charles J.YBirt.
Robert B ,#Gerber, Jr. •� °'�` '',�
City Clerk and A
Commissioner of Registration •
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
CITY OF SAINT PAUL
BUREAU OF RECORDS
886 City Hall
St. Paul, Minnesota 5510$
Jan. 7, 1966.
Mr. Stephen L. Maxwell,
Corporation Counsel.
Dear Sir:
Albert B. Olson
Council Recorder
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The City Council today requested that you prepare a
resolution commending the Saint Paul- Ramsey Hospital Study Committee
for its fine work in connection with the preparation of the report
of the Saint Paul- Ramsey Hospital Study Committee, and that copies
of the resolution be sent to each member of the Committee as follows:
Seymour Verhey, Chairman; Julian Baird, Rodney Danielson, Cecil March,
Joseph Maun, Frederick M. Owens, Jr., M. D., Paul A. Schilling, Rev.
Harry P. Sweitzer, Committee Members; and Charles J. Birt, Secretary
to the Committee.
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Very truly yours,
City Clerks
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JCO pCRA�ON
CC�NSE,�
l 79,Dies
Of Heart Attack in'South
John Gilman Ordway; St.
Paul businessman and finan-
cier, died at 4 a, m. today
of a heart attack in Palm
Beach, Fla., where he had
gone three weeks ago.
`Mr. Ordway, whose St. Paul
home is at 485 Summit ave.,
would have been 80 Thursday.
He was a ii:ember of the
board • of 3M company and
chairman of the board of
Crane Ordway Co.
Mr. Ordway had served on
the 3M board of directors
many years, only William L.
McKnight, chairman of the
board, having exceeded him
in length of service pn the
board. Mr. Ordway was one
of the trustees of the Ordway
Trust, owner of 4,682,504
shares of 3M stock worth
$327,775,000 at today's market
price.
HIS DEATH is the second
this week in the top echelon
of 3M executives. Archibald
G. Bush, 78, chairman of the
company's executive commit-
tee, died Sunday at Winter
Park, Fla., and his funeral
was held today in St., Paul.
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Mr. Ordway was born in St.
Paul, the son of Lucius Pond
Ordway, who founded the
Crane Ordway Co. He was
graduated from the St. Paul
academy in 1904 and Yale
university in 1907.
He returned . to- St. Paul
after his graduation and
joined his father's company,
in which he worked 50 years.
He became president and dis-
trict manager of the com-
pany in 1947-.
IN ADDITION to being ac-
tive in business he took part
many years in the cultural
life of the Twin Cities com-
munity and was a supporter
of the St. Paul Civic Opera
company and the Minneapo-
lis Symphony orchestra. He
was a director and past pres-
ident of the Civic Opera com-
pany and had been a director
of the Minneapolis Symphony.
association.
He -was a golfer, hunter,
fisherman, sailor and curler
most of his life.
Surviving are his wife,
Charlotte; a son, John Gil-1
man Ordway Jr., St. Paul;
JOHN G. ORDWAY
four daughters, Mrs. Thomas
Irvine, Pine Tree lake, Dell-
wood; Mrs. 'Craig Wallace
and Mrs. Jack Wright, San
Francisco, and Mrs. Tassos
Fonduras, Paris; a brother,
Richard Ordway, St. Paul,
and a sister, Miss Katherine
Ordway, New York City; and
17 grandchildren.