James C Nygard, Age ~719075 Sunset Strip, Jenkins, MN 56472

4393804, Jul 19, 1983

Nov 12, 1981

6/320545

James C. Nygard - Maplewood MN
Melvin P. Weiss - Woodbury MN
Thomas E. Larsen - St. Paul MN

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company - St. Paul MN

B05C 1100

118 60

Apparatus to apply offset preventing liquid to a fixing roller. A web member is moved from a supply core to a take-up core via a pressure roller positioned to establish a contact nip for the web member with the fixing roller. The web member is supplied with the liquid from an offset preventing liquid applicator positioned to contact the web member between the supply core and the contact nip on the surface of the web member that is brought into contact with the fixing roller.

D364620, Mar 6, 1990

Feb 24, 1988

7/159645

Alden R. Miles - Burnsville MN
Bruce E. Nelson - St. Paul MN
James C. Nygard - Maplewood MN

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company - St. Paul MN

D19 86

5458938, Oct 17, 1995

Aug 3, 1993

8/101610

James C. Nygard - Maplewood MN
Dorman N. Thompson - Woodbury MN
Lynette M. Aadland - Lakeville MN

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company - St. Paul MN

B32B 310

428 40

A mounting laminate can be used as a mounting sheet on which undersize items can be mounted for processing in devices equipped with stacked sheet feed mechanisms. The mounting laminate has three primary layers: (a) a masking layer, preferably paper, formed with discrete openings, preferably circles, (b) a back layer, preferably a thin plastic film, and (c) a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer adhering the masking layer to the back layer and extending across each of the openings.

5385230, Jan 31, 1995

Jan 11, 1991

7/640030

James C. Nygard - Maplewood MN
Dorman N. Thompson - Woodbury MN
William H. Sheeler - Minneapolis MN
Alden R. Miles - Burnsville MN
David C. Windorski - Woodbury MN
Bruce W. Carlson - Minneapolis MN
Dennis L. Crawford - Roberts WI

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company - St. Paul MN

B43M 1700
B65D 85671
B65D 8528
A45C 1134

206214

An adjustable tray assembly adaptable for use in desk drawers having side walls spaced at various distances. The tray assembly includes a first portion having a plurality of open top receptacles and a support lip projecting away from one side, and a second portion also with a projecting support lip and mounted on the first portion to affording relative movement between the portions to change the spacing between the first and second support lips so that they can be supported on the upper edge surfaces of the side walls of the drawers of different widths with the first and second portions bridging therebetween. The tray assembly can also include dispensers for office supplies including note paper, tape flags and tape; the tape dispenser being of a novel low profile design.

4770320, Sep 13, 1988

Jun 3, 1987

7/057625

Alden R. Miles - Burnsville MN
Theodore F. Schwandt - St. Paul MN
James C. Nygard - Maplewood MN
Harry A. Loder - Dripping Spring TX
John J. Emmel - Blaine MN

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company - St. Paul MN

B65H 100
A47K 1024
A45C 1118

221 33

A sheet including a layer of flexible polymeric material having a coating of repositionable pressure sensitive adhesive on a second end portion that is generally transparent when adhered to a substrate, while being free of adhesive along a visually distinctive first end portion. A pad of the sheets in a stack with adjacent ends of the sheets aligned and with the first and second ends of successive sheets adjacent can be disposed in a chamber partially defined by a top wall having a slot through which the first end portion of the uppermost sheet projects. Relative movement is afforded between the top wall and the uppermost sheet to afford, as the uppermost sheet is pulled through the slot, alignment of the slot with successive portions of the uppermost sheet toward its second end as those successive portions are peeled from the stack. In a final relative position between the top wall and the uppermost sheet the slot is along the second end portion of that sheet and the first end portion of the underlying sheet to cause movement of the first end portion of the underlying sheet through the slot with the second end portion of the uppertmost sheet to leave the first end portion of the underlying sheet projecting through the slot after the uppermost sheet is removed.