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COUNCIL CHAMBER
December 7, 1938
In conformity with Section 137 of the City Charter,
the Council met in oalled session at 7:30 P.M. for the
purpose of canvassing the returns of the Primary election
held December 5th, Counoilmen Gwynn, Hall, Hill and
WOdisohek were present. Counoilman Miller arrived for
the latter part of the meeting.
The eleotion box was opened and the returns, as
made to the Mayor and Clerk, dUly submitted for the
Counoil's approval,whereupon it was moved by Mr. Wod-
isohek, seconded by Mr. Gwynn, and unanimously oarried
that the fOllowing resolution be adopted:
WHEREAS, certified COpies of the election returns
as delivered to the MaYor and City Clerk by election
officials in oharge of the Primary Election, held in
the City of DelrayBeaoh on Deoember 5th, show votes
to have been oast as follows for candidates running
for nomination in Class "D".
J .K. Gwynn
C.C. Turner
Frank Crego
E.H. Scott
Spoiled ballots
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NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City. Council
of the City of Delray Beaoh, Florida, that Frank
Crego andE.H. Soott be deolared the dulyeleoted
nominees for the office of Councilman, running in
Class "D".
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk
be and is hereby authorized to place the above .
nominee's names on the official ballot as oandidate$.
for CounCilman in Class "D". '..,.
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The following resignation tendered by Counoilman
Gwynn was read by the members.
TO MEMBERs OF THE CITY COUNCIL:
December 8, 1938
Please accept my resignation as member of the
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COUNCIL CHAMBER - Deoember 74 1938
Council to become effective immediately. My
reasons for doing so are strictly business.
I am a painter by trade ~nd as this is the
rush season of the year, and I have so much
work ahead of me I feel that I cannot go on
with my council work in a manner which would
justify the holder of such office.
Yours sinoerely,
J .K. Gwynn
Mr. Gwynn asked the members' immediate acoeptance
of same for the reasons stated therein, whereupon it was
moved by Mr. Wodischek that the Council accept same, ex-
pressing regret, and the thanks of the members for the
cooperation and splendid service rendered by Mr. Gwynn
during his inoumbency of office as City Councilman.
The business of the meeting hav&ng been oompleted.
it was regularly moved, seconded and carried that Council
adjourn.
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