HomeMy Public PortalAbout03/02/1966 * Special MeetingSpecial Commission Meeting
Held March 2, 1966 to canvass Election Returns
Present: Mayor
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Also attending:
Curtis H. Dodson
ssioner John G. Hart
J. Phil Hoyle
William S. LaPorte
Henry Pope, Henry Lilienthal, William Gwynn
and Roy Cowart.
Mayor Dodson called the meeting to order and announced that
the purpose of the meeting was to canvass the March 1, 1966
election returns.
It was moved that the seal on the ballot box be broken,
the ballot box be opened, and the certified results of the
election be read and accepted. Motion was seconded and passed
unanimously.
William E. Gwynn announced that there were 104 registered
voters on the rolls, that 150 ballots were printed and that
97 ballots were cast.
The certified results were read with the following results:
Barns
9 votes
LaPorte
50 votes
Hart
55 "
Pope
20 "
Hoyle
71 "
Walker
48 "
Iglehart
56 "
Webster
37 "
Koch
59 "
It was thereupon determined by the Canvassing Board that the
following men were duly elected to serve as Commissioners for
three years beginning March 12, 1966:
John G. Hart
J. Phil Hoyle
Stewart B. Iglehart
William F. Koch, Jr.
William S. LaPorte
It was unanimously agreed that the next Commission Meeting would
be held on Saturday March 12, 1966 at 9:30 A.M. at the Town Hall.
This meeting to constitute the Regular Monthly Commission Meeting
and the Organizational Meeting to install the new Commissioners.
There being no further bu
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MAYOR?S PROCLAMATION
CALLING TOWN ELECTION TO BE HELD
MARCH 1, 1966
WHEREAS, the Town Charter, Chapter 27579, Laws of Florida,
acts of 1951, requires a town election to be held on the first
Tuesday in March, 1966, which is March 1, 1966; and
WHEREAS, it is the duty of the Town Commission to designate
a polling place and to appoint a clerk and inspectors of election
for the purpose of carrying on and conducting such elections;
1..An election is hereby called to be held on Tuesday,
March 1, 1966, for the purpose of electing five town commissioners
who will hold office for a term of three years beginning the third
Tuesday in March, 1966.
2. The Town Commission designated the Town Hall of the Town
of Gulf Stream, Florida, as the polling place for the holding of
said election, and thereby appointed the following clerk and ins-
pectors:
Clerk: Dorotha Davis Bauer
Inspectors Charles Turner
Florence Cramp
3. The election shall be held and the polling place shall
ba open between the hours of 7:00 o'clock A.M. and 7 :00 o'clock
P.M. Eastern Standard Time.
4. Only qualified, registered voters of the Town of Gulf
Stream will be allowed to vote in this election.
5. Any person who desires to have his name placed upon the
official ballot Shall file with the Town Clerk, at least 20 days
before such election is to be held, a petition signed by at least
four qualified electors of the Town requesting such person to
become a candidate for such office.
6. A copy of this proclamation shall be posted on the
Town Bulletin Board at least 10 days before the election.
Each person who has been selected for clerk or inspector
is expected to be on hand promply at the polling pl aaaee —�
named, on the day of the election and to serve.
CUR SC , MAYOR
ATTEST:
WILLDM E. GWYNN , D. T5WW7C_ EM
Posted at Town Hall
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