MINUTES OF the regular MEETING OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
monday – March 14, 1960
The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session in the County Commissioners room in the Courthouse at Tavares on Monday, March 14, 1960 at ten o’clock a.m., with the following present: Chairman Cross; Commissioners Theus, Cowart, Bishop and Simpson; Attorney Duncan and Clerk Owens.
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Cross.
PAUPER LIST:
Motion by Commr. Theus, seconded by Commr. Bishop, and carried,
DISTRICT #1 - That Mrs. Maude Geerkin, c/o Gibson’s Nursing Home, Lady Lake, be reduced
from $40.00 per month to $28.00 per month.
DISTRICT #1 - That Mrs. Maude Geerkin, c/o Gibson’s Nursing Home, Lady Lake, be reduced from $40.00 per month to $28.00 per month.
DISTRICT #2 - That no changes be made
DISTRICT #3 - That Eddie Edwards, Route No. 2 Lincoln Park, Clermont, be granted $20.00 a mo.
DISTRICT #4 - That Mrs. Dorothy Truelson, 725 9th Ave, Mt. Dora, be dropped for $40.00 a mo.
DISTRICT #5 - That Mrs. Pearl Hooker, R-1, Box 69, Umatilla be granted $20.00 per month.
The Board approved the Notary Public Bond of Ernest C. Aulls, Jr. with C. E. Duncan and W. B. Hunter as Sureties.
Don Porter of Eustis appeared before the Board and called attention to the NOTICE from the Army Engineers, Jacksonville requesting change of the present operation ours on the Seaboard Airline railroad bridge over Dead River near Tavares - 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM - to open the drawspan between the hours of 8:00 PM and 8:00 AM the following day.
Mr. Porter presented copy of letter from Eustis Boating Club to Corps of Engineers protesting shortening the hours of operation to the proposed hours of 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. He also advised that the City of Eustis will draw up a resolution protesting the action. Mr. Porter was advised to contact Mr. E. J. Burrell about this as they are having a meeting in Orlando tomorrow.
Motion by Commr. Theus, seconded by Commr. Simpson, and carried, the resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, it appears from Notice of a Revised Request to Amend Special Regulations to Govern the Operation of the Drawspan of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Bridge Over Dead River near Tavares, Florida, that the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company proposes to request that the said Railroad be not required to open the drawspan of said bridge between the hours of 8 PM and 8 AM the following day, and
WHEREAS, because of the rapid increase in the number of boats being operated on the chain of lakes in Lake County, the use of the waterways, and particularly Dead River, by boats of varying sizes is increasing, making it necessary that free passage through the River be made available at the maximum number of hours per day, and
WHEREAS, Boat Clubs of both Eustis and Leesburg have requested that the operation of the Railroad Bridges be changed to permit more free passage of boats through Dead River,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida, that the Special Regulations governing the operation of the drawspan of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Bridge over Dead River near Tavares, Florida, be amended to require the Railroad Company to keep the Railroad Bridge open at all times, except for the passage of trains, in order to permit the passage of boats through Dead River either day or night; that because of the increasing number of boats requesting passage through Dead River, the bridge tender will be required to open and close the bridge less frequently by following the above plan than the present regulations require. That in the event the above request is not granted, the hours of operation be established in accordance with the following:
That passage be permitted through the Bridge between the hours of 6 A.M. and 10 P.M. of each day.
D. C. Land of the State Board of Conservation again appeared before the Board about illegal fishing in Lake George, and said most of the people want rings attached to the lead lines, a minimum of six feet apart. WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Simpson, seconded by Commr. Theus, and carried, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
OF
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA
With reference to taking saltwater products from LAKE GEORGE:
WHEREAS, it appeared that at present there are no restrictions on nets of any kind to be used for taking saltwater products from the waters of Lake George, and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County feel that it is for the best interest of the people of the State of Florida and the sporting interests attracted to the various counties adjoin Lake George, that the following restrictions be placed on nets for taking Saltwater products from the waters of Lake George;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida:
SECTION I: That the State Board of Conservation in Tallahassee, Florida, be and it is hereby requested to impose the following restrictions on nets used for taking salt water products from the waters of Lake George, to-wit:
LEGAL NETS SHALL BE:
Straight gill net with no pocket attached.
Rings attached to lead line, a minimum of six feet apart.
Not less than three and one-half inches stretched mesh.
Not more than thirty-five meshes deep.
Webbing to be not larger than No. 139 nylon or No. 25 linen.
Webbing to be hung on nylon rope of not more than one-quarter inch in size.
Nets shall not be more than 200 yards in length and nets are not to be fished closer than 100 feet of each other.
Nets are not to be left in the water unattended.
SECTION II: That the Clerk of this Board send a certified copy of this Resolution to the State Board of Conservation at Tallahassee, Florida, and a copy to D. C. Land, at 2520 Silver Springs Boulevard, Ocala, Florida.
The Resolution, as presented, upon Motion duly made and carried was unanimously adopted.
Dr. Hall and Mr. Lehmann were present and the letter from Dr. D. Dieter of the Eustis Clinic Re: Lake County paying for care of the indigent cancer patients. Dr. Dieter thinks the County should arrange for indigent Lake County cases with cancer to be treated through the American Cancer Society facilities. Dr. Hall stated cancer patients cannot be treated in Lake County unless they have gone through the Tumor Clinic in Orlando first, and unless the lake County hospitals become recognized and authorized cancer clinics. Dr. Hall also stated he will talk to Dr. Dieter again about this matter.
Mr. Lehmann expressed thanks to the Board for its fine cooperation on the Fair. He stated that the accident that occurred at the Fair was not one of which we have any legal responsibility. The Company carries full insurance and responsibility. Their representative was on the ground the next day and will be back to work with the parents of the child who was killed.
Mr. Lehmann stated the Fair Association spent about $4,500.00 this year in additions and improvements including new parking area. State Department of Agriculture gave us $450.00 for premiums, which we will have to match.
Katherine L. Baker, Supervisor of Registration, appeared before the Board re: School of Instruction for the Clerk and Inspectors on the Election Boards. She stated the cost of the School would be about $300.00, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Bishop, seconded by Commr. Theus, and carried, Katherine L. Baker, Supv. Of Reg., was authorized to hold a School of Instruction for the Clerks and Inspectors, and that those attending be paid by the hour at one dollar per hour plus mileage.
Mrs. Baker furnished the Commissioners a list of proposed clerks and inspectors.
Mrs. Baker asked if the Board would approve Dan Heald, Voting Machine Deputy, going to Tampa Thursday of this week to the School of Instruction on the Ballots, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Theus, seconded by Commr. Bishop, and carried, the Board approved the request for Dan Heald to attend the School of Instruction on the ballots in Tampa Thursday, March 17, with an expense up to $25.00 for the trip.
Mr. Marsh presented Plat of Harbor Shores. Mr. Goodson suggested that the Board approve the Plat subject to the people holding the mortgage signing the Plat and satisfying any liens against the property by depositing in the Registry of the Circuit Court Fund sufficient funds to satisfy the amount of the liens. Mr. Duncan stated the Plat should not be approved until can get report that the streets are released from the mortgage or the mortgagee signs the Plat. Therefore this Plat was held up until later.
PLAT OF STOER ISLAND THIRD ADDITION in the CITY OF LEESBURG was presented by Orange State Engineer Tom Sawyer. He stated the City Commission meets tonight and would like to bring this plat before the County Commissioners this morning, although it has not yet been approved by the City of Leesburg, but has been accepted by the Planning Commission, and the Health Department has ok’d it. Title Opinion of H. L. Pringle was presented to the Board, stating the fee simple unencumbered title to the property is in C. H. Stoer, same filed. Letter from Lake County Health Department and letter from Orange State Engineers, Inc. filed.
Motion by Commr. Theus, seconded by Commr. Bishop, and carried that the Clerk and Chairman be authorized to sign the Plat of Stoer Island Third Addition upon it being approved and signed by the City of Leesburg.
PLAT OF DORA PARK ESTATES SUBDIVISION on the Lake Shore Drive - Tavares to Mt. Dora - was presented by Mr. Sawyer, with Title Insurance Policy #FE-26477 of Title & Trust Company of Florida showing title in the owners James L. Mabery and Elenor M. Mabery, his wife. Letter from Lake County Health Department and copy of letter from Orange State to Dr. Hall were fled. Mr. Goodson stated that half of these lots are on high ground, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Simpson, seconded by Commr. Bishop, and carried, the PLAT OF DORA PARK ESTATES was accepted and approved.
Mr. Owens presented bill of Hunnicutt & Associates, Inc., in the amount of $6,473.03 for services rendered on Lake County Reappraisal job for work completed - Month of January 1960 as per contract; and bill in amount of $8,849.93 for services rendered for work completed - month of February 1960 as per contract, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Bishop, seconded by Commr. Cowart, and carried, the two bills of Hunnicutt & Associates for the months of January and February were approved for payment.
HUNNICUTT’S PROGRESS REPORT of work completed to Feb 1-60, and thro week ending 2-27-+0 filed with the Board.
BOARD ADJOURNED FOR LUNCH
MEETING RECONVENED AT 1:45 PM.
R. E. Norris, County Agent, Dave Lunsford, Florida Citrus Credit Association, Robert Ford, Engineer with Orange State Engineers Inc., and Gil Sims of Tavares, appeared before the Board and presented floor plans for the proposed County Agricultural Center. After discussion of the building, Commr. Theus made a motion that the Board approved the floor plans of the Agricultural Center as presented, seconded by Commr. Bishop, and unanimously carried. Said plans were designed by Glenn G. Frazier and Howell C. Hopson, architects of Leesburg. Mr. Ford stated he will have copies of the plans ready by Monday for release to the newspapers.
Mr. Marsh again presented Plat of Harbor Shores Unit No. One. Mr. Duncan stated this property has been removed from the suit. Mortgage made by Pine Island Land Company is on the property. They have assured me that they will come in and sign the Plat, but have not done it yet. Opinion of W. B. Hunter, Attorney was filed, which stated in part as follows: Although the certificate for lien transfer to deposit has not yet been filed with the Clerk, sufficient money, to-wit:$3,226.56 has been deposited with the Clerk to transfer to deposit lien of Willard Jennison, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Theus, seconded by Commr. Bishop, and carried, the Plat of Harbor Shores Unit No. One was approved subject to Mr. Shirley signing the Plat.
FOLLOWING CHECKS WERE FILED WITH THE BOARD:
Superior Asphalt Company - for culvert D-4 - $84.46
H. L. Cadwell & Sons, Inc. for culvert D-5 - $171.00
B. E. Dillard Grove Service, Inc. “ D-5 - $25.00
Lucile C. Tally, Insurance - $10.80 return premium policy #79 55 21
DISCUSSION ON PAVING STREET IN EUSTIS:
Motion by Commr. Simpson, seconded by Commr. Bishop, and carried, that Clerk Owens be authorized to advertise for bids for the leveling and surfacing of Grove Street between the end of the NE leg of SR 500 and SR 19 intersection and South Avenue, Eustis.
Clerk Owens read copy of a letter from Mrs. Edith Y. Barrus, District Home Demonstration Agent RE: Replacement of Assistant Home Demonstration Agent June 13, 1960, requesting the Board to confirm the selection of Miss Mary Jane Hodges of Plant City to fill the vacancy in Lake County as Assistant Home Demonstration Agent, subject to approval of the State Board of Control. Motion by Commr. Simpson, seconded by Commr. Theus, and carried, that the selection of Miss Mary Jane Hodges for replacement as Assistant Home Demonstration Agent in Lake County, effective on June 13,1960, be confirmed by the Board, subject to the approval of the State Board of Control.
Mr. Goodson stated he has not checked on the sign to be put up by Mr. Burrell, but will do this.
Mr. Duncan stated he thinks the money received for the houses on SR 500 rights-of-way should go to secondary road funds and he will check on this.
Mr. Duncan was instructed to write the contract with Fred Duncan on Voting Machines, and Mr. Owens was instructed to write the contract on the Voting Machines.
Mr. Owens read a letter from Welborn Daniel re: Telephone bill in amount of $34.41 which was not included in the last statement, WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Bishop, seconded by Commr. Cowart, and carried, the bill in amount of $34.41 incurred while Mr. Daniel was in the legislature was authorized paid.
Motion by Commr. Bishop, seconded by Commr. Cowart, and carried, that the bill of L. C. Gram for hauling and spreading clay (Town of Montverde and Lake County joint venture each to pay half of the amount of $924) - Lake County’s share of $462.00 be paid.
Clerk Owens read Statements from Fred G. Owles, Jr, AIA Architect as follows:
Following is a statement of your account for Architectural services which were beyond the scope of the original contract dated May 58 and which pertain to the revisions made to the plans for both the Astatula and the Leesburg site. Authority to proceed with this work was obtained from Mr. Charles Goodson and confirmed in detail by my letter dated Sept 23, 1959.
STATEMENT March 10, 1960
Revisions to reduce cost at the Astatula Site
Architectural work no charge
Reproduction costs $ 4.85
Redesign to adapt the structure to the Leesburg Site
Architectural work $1,247.20
Engineer Check $ 43.75
Reproduction Costs $ 86.24
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Total Amount Due at this time $1,381.77
Following is a final statement of your account for Architectural services as pertains to the original contract dated 5 May 1958. March 10, 1960
Total Cost of the Building $71,570.00
Cost of facilities abandoned
in change to Leesburg site
Sewage System $ 3,000.00
Pump & Well $ 1,500.00
Total cost for purpose of computing
Architects percentage fee $76,070.00
Total Amount of Fee (5½% of above) $ 4,183.85
Amount previously paid $ 3,657.00
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Total Amount due at this time $ 526.85
*NOTE: 1% Credit has been rendered on the fee
due to the omission of the Supervision
portion of the Architectural service.
Motion by Commr. Theus, seconded by Commr. Cowart, and carried that the bills of Fred G. Owles, Jr., AIA Architect, as above be authorized paid, subject to checking the contract dated May 5, 1958. (Attorney and Clerk to check the Contract)
Motion by Commr. Simpson, seconded by Commr. Cowart, and carried, that the following VOUCHERS be approved for payment:
GENERAL REVENUE FUND #646 through 816
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND #508 “ 619
FINE & FORFEITURE FUND # 84 “ 106
CAPITAL OUT-LAY RESERVE FUND
(AGRICULTURAL BUILDING # 3
CAPITAL OUT-LAY RESERVE FUND
(COUNTY HOME --------------- # 1 “ 5
SOUTH LAKE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FUND # 5
THE FOLLOWING WERE FILED WITH THE BOARD:
TABULATION OF BIDS RECEIVED ON JOB NO. 11660-3250, SR S-561-A, from SR 561 at Lake Shepherd to SR 455 at Ferndale
LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS, LAKE COUNTY, OCTOBER 3, 1959
Chairman of County Government Committee State Assn of Co. Commrs - re: analysis of services provided and functions performed by local units of government. NO ACTION.
Treasurer’s Office - NOTICE OF AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY RATE FILING.
REPORT OF LAKE COUNTY WELFARE WORKER - Myrtle Sudderth.
Mr. Goodson reported that the following applications were presented to the
ZONING COMMISSION at the hearing held on March 10, 1960:
HENRY L. BAYLESS - Application for re-zoning. Application approved. Recommend
that it be granted.
MELVIN W. MOORE - Application for a variance from zoning regulations.
Application approved. Recommend that variance be granted.
JOHNSON & SMITH, INC - Application was for re-zoning. Application was approved.
Recommend that the request be granted.
JAMES E. CONNER - Application was for re-zoning. Application was approved.
Recommend that the request be granted.
ZONING DIRECTOR - Application for variance for Blocks B, D, F, & H of Plymouth Terrace
to permit Mobile Homes. Application was approved. Recommend that the request be granted.
ZONING DIRECTOR - That portion of the SE¼ of Section 30-22-26, which was recently
re-zoned from R-1-A to C-1, action by the Zoning Commissioner was
to rescind previous action so that said property would be zoned as
R-1-A.
WHEREUPON, on motion of Commr. Theus, seconded by Commr. Bishop, and carried,
the following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, the Lake County Zoning Commission did, on the 10th day of March, 1960, after due notice of the hearing, review applications for changes of the zoning of certain areas in Lake County, and did approve the changes as requested of the particular applications hereinafter set forth; and the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, having reviewed said applications and recommendations of the Lake County Zoning Commission:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Florida, that the Zoning Rules and Regulations of Lake County be altered and amended as they pertain to the following tracts of land to the classification following each description:
A. The West Three-Quarters of the South Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (W ¾ of S ½ of SE ¼ of NE ¼) of Section 32, Township 18 South, Range 26 East, now zoned, classified as R-1 (Residential) be, and the same is, amended, changed amd re-zoned as Class C-1 (Commercial).
B. The Southwest Quarter of Norwest Quarter (SE ¼ of NW ¼) of Section 22, Township 21 South, Range 25 East, be, and is hereby granted a variance from the Zoning Regulations now imposed to require a minimum of 75 feet width of the lot or tract of land, and that any building thereon shall have a minimum of 1,000 square feet.
C. Begin at the Southeast corner of Section 19, Township 19 South, Range 25 East, run North 0o 10’ 0” East along the East line of Government Lot 5 a distance of 830.60 feet, thence North 89o 54’ 40” West 825 feet to the point of beginning, thence run 0o 10’ 0” East to the Southerly right of way of United States Highway 441; return to the point of beginning and run thence North 89o 54’ 40” West to the Southerly right of way of said highway; thence Northeasterly along saod highway to the terminal point of the first call, now zoned and classed as R-1-A (Residential) be, and the same is, amended, changed and re-zoned to Class C-1 (Commercial).
D. Begin at the North Quarter corner of Section 26 Township 19 South, Range 26 East, run thence South 89o 37’ West along the North Line of said Section 747.09 feet to the centerline of the Geneva Road; thence South 0o 21’ East along the centerline of said road 500 feet to the point of beginning. Thence run South 89o 37’ West parallel to the North line of said Section, 369.77 feet; thence South 0o 21’ East parallel to the centerline of said road 186.97 feet; thence South 88o 15’ East 370 feet to the centerline of said road; thence North 0o 21’ West along the centerline of said road 220.75 feet to the point of beginning, less and except the east 20 feet of the property above described for the right of wat of said Geneva Road, now classified and zoned as R-1 (Residential) be, and the same is amended, changed and re-zoned as Class C-1 (Commercial).
E. Blocks B, D, F, and H, according to the Plat pf Plymouth Terrace, as the same appears recorded in Plat Book 13, page 46, public records of Lake County, Florida, is granted a variance from its present classification to permit Mobile Homes.
F. The Resolution adopted by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County at its meeting of the 11th day of January, 1960, re-zoning a portion of the Southeast Quarter of Section 30, Township 22 South, Range 26 East, and classifying the same in Class C-1 is hereby rescinded; and the tract of land described in said Resolution is re-zoned and re-classified in its original classification, to-wit: R-1-A (Residential).
Motion by Commr. Bishop, seconded by Commr. Theus, and carried that the following named persons be designated Clerks and Inspectors, to serve in the First Primary Election to be held on May 3, 1960, and that the names be published one time in the CLERMONT PRESS at least eleven days before the Election - May 3, 1960.
ASTOR - PRECINCT #1 |
EUSTIS - PRECINCT #6 |
LADY LAKE - PRECINCT #11 |
VOTING PLACE - COMMUNITY CENTER |
VOTING PLACE - RECREATION CENTER |
VOTING PLACE - COMMUNITY HOUSE |
Russell Mattox - Clerk |
R. J. Schneider - Clerk |
Tessie Sayler - Clerk |
Inspectors: Otis Lee Bertha Lucas Mae Tavares (R) |
Inspectors: S. B. Johnson, Sr. Fred Johnson Claude Crane Ollie Mae Dillard Clayton Bishop (R) |
Inspectors: Louise Reaves Lillian Brush Carolyn L. Cooban (R) |
ALTOONA - PRECINCT #2 |
UMATILLA - PRECINCT #7 |
OKAHUMPKA - PRECINCT #12 |
VOTING PLACE - COMMUNITY CENTER |
VOTING PLACE - CARLETON’S OLD FURN. STORE |
VOTING PLACE - HALL’S GARAGE |
C. E. Matteson - Clerk |
Adelia K. Owens - Clerk |
R. D. Merritt - Clerk |
Inspectors: Ruth Allen L. M. Stewart Aden G. Everts (R) |
Inspectors: Marian Vaughn Grace Davis Tom Caldwell Lillian Kimball Arthur B. Brew (R) |
Inspectors: Augusta M. Branham Edna N. Hall Pauline Deal (R) |
PAISLEY - PRECINCT #3 |
GRAND ISLAND - PRECINCT #8 |
YALAHA - PRECINCT #13 |
VOTING PLACE - CHURCH ANNEX |
VOTING PLACE - COMMUNITY HOUSE |
VOTING PLACE - GRADY BOWEN GROCERY |
Reid Hollinger - Clerk |
Marie Persons - Clerk |
Stanley James - Clerk |
Inspectors: Maggie Jones Lorene Shockley Claude A. Lamprich (R) |
Inspectors: Florence K. Hannah Kathleen Stephens Roslyn Day (R) |
Inspectors: Elgie V. Fowler Lucy W. Crow Dorothy Morris (R) |
CASSIA - PRECINCT #4 |
LIBSON - PRECINCT #9 |
MASCOTTE - PRECINCT #14 |
VOTING PLACE - SCHOOLHOUSE |
VOTING PLACE - OLD SCHOOL HOUSE |
VOTING PLACE - COMMUNITY BLDG. |
Phyllis Freeman - Clerk |
Thelma D. Gastfield - Clerk |
R. E. Nash - Clerk |
Inspectors: Ernestine R. Gnann Alto Royal Carl T. Carlson (R) |
Inspectors: Lena G. Gastfield John S. Gwalthey James O. Grisby (R) |
Inspectors: V. J. Overmiller T. H. Knight J. R. Hooks (R) |
SORRENTO - PRECINCT #5 |
LEESBURG - PRECINCT #10 |
CLERMONT - PRECINCT #15 |
VOTING PLACE - COMMUNITY HOUSE |
VOTING PLACE - BUICK SHOW ROOM |
VOTING PLACE - CITY HALL |
J. H. Storey - Clerk |
Max D. Ammons - Clerk |
Glenn Y. Middleton - Clerk |
Inspectors: James Geddes Lois Sessions Mae Matthews (R) |
Inspectors: C. J. Willis T. N. Webb J. Sherman Moore Belle F. Chain W. H. Graves (R) |
Inspectors: Norris L. Hutchingson Lucy G. Johnson John R. McCowan D. G. Rambo Carl K. Prime (R) |
MONTVERDE - PRECINCT #16 |
FERNDALE - PRECINCT #24 |
EUSTIS - PRECINCT #32 |
VOTING PLACE - COMMUNITY BLDG. |
VOTING PLACE - COMMUNITY BLDG. |
VOTING PLACE - SOUTH BAY T.V. & RADIO STORE |
P. H. Nash - Clerk |
Mrs. Pearl Foster - Clerk |
John E. Musgrave - Clerk |
Inspectors: Mae S. McCarley Mrs. George Craw Annie Lou McQuaig Reece K. Turner (R) |
Inspectora: Mrs. Hessie Bell Price Mrs. Mamie Merritt Mrs. Edith Walker Mrs. Elizabeth V. Haurey (R) |
Inspectors: Roase S. Wingfield Mrs. Rudy Steinbrecher Martha K. Barker Phoebe E. Shackford Walter B. Fawcett (R) |
ASTATULA - PRECINCT #17 |
FRUITLAND PARK - PRECINCT #25 |
DONA VISTA - PRECINCT #33 |
VOTING PLACE - CHURCH |
VOTING PLACE - NEW CITY HALL |
VOTING PLACE - MAY’S BLDG. |
Olive Ingram - Clerk |
Nina Hall - Clerk |
Mrs. Josie Cadwell - Clerk |
Inspectors: Ina Ruth Swaffer Lillie Mae Lewis Esther E. Dwyer (R) |
Inspectors: Isabella Ruser George Webster Fraine Paul Chapman (R) |
Inspectors: William C. Broadway Florence L. Holt H. B. Michelson (R) |
LAKE JEM - PRECINCT #18 |
LEESBURG - PRECINCT #26 |
AIRPORT - PRECINCT #34 |
VOTING PLACE - HUTCHIN’S GARAGE |
VOTING PLACE - OLD FIRE STATION |
VOTING PLACE - AIRPORT BLDG. |
Mrs. J. B. Norris - Clerk |
R. Perry Butler - Clerk |
Mrs. Nancy Tobey -Clerk |
Inspectors: James Sanders W. A. Keen Harry J. Hutchins (No Registered Republicans in Precinct) |
Inspectors: Frank Plate Joseph E. Long William B. Clements Leon D. Colling (R) |
Inspectors: Mrs. Doris H. White Mrs. Dorothy Woodford S. B. Love (R) |
TAVARES - PRECINCT #19 |
LEESBURG - PRECINCT #27 |
GOLDEN TRIANGLE - PRECINCT #35 |
VOTING PLACE - LEGION HUT |
VOTING PLACE - DON’S SKATELAND |
VOTING PLACE - RILEY’S RECREATION PARK |
Dexter Ward - Clerk |
Merle E. Nelson - Clerk |
Grady Simpson - Clerk |
Inspectors: L. W. Conner Mrs. L. G. Coven Richard L. Hunter J. M. Hudson R. G. Mills (R) |
Inspectors: H. B. Harrell, Jr. Boyce Williams, Jr. C. B. Garland Lester W. Baxter (R) |
Inspectors: Obie Alexander Elizabeth Penn Carol S. Graves Hazel Crawford (R) |
MOUNT DORA - PRECINCT #20 |
LEESBURG - PRECINCT #28 |
EUSTIS - PRECINCT #36 |
VOTING PLACE - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
VOTING PLACE - PENN-DIXIE GROCERY |
VOTING PLACE - ARMORY |
Clarence Lee- Clerk |
J. R. Fussell -Clerk |
Ruth Wirth - Clerk |
Inspectors: Alice R. Lee Mrs. Harold D. Overhiser Mrs. John A. Murray R. E. Travers Howard Dettra (R) |
Inspectors: Mrs. Mary Lou Brooks Mrs. Elsie L. Commander Mrs. R. F. Gray (R) |
Inspectors: Lester Barrows C. A. Golding Mrs. Rubye Partridge Mrs. Verna Baker Mrs. Stella Kennedy Ella Mae Anderson (R) |
HOWEY - PRECINCT #21 |
LEESBURG - PRECINCT #29 |
EUSTIS - PRECINCT #37 |
VOTING PLACE - CITY HALL |
VOTING PLACE -CASTEEN’S GROCERY |
VOTING PLACE - PATTERSON’S RESIDENCE GARAGE |
Minnie S. Sarver - Clerk |
Mrs. Edgar Ward - Clerk |
Mrs. Nellie Patterson - Clerk |
Inspectors: Whildon G. Hill Ernestine A. Wolfe Henrietta K. Bahl Gertrude C. Fawley (R) |
Inspectors: Mrs. France Trumm Annie Lou Brunson Olivia E. Courtoy Onie Mae Hicks (R) |
Inspectors: Barbara S. Cash R. A. Getford Frank Mahoney Clyde Irwin (R) |
MINNEOLA - PRECINCT #22 |
LEESBURG - PRECINCT #30 |
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VOTING PLACE - COMMUNITY BLDG. |
VOTING PLACE - MILLIKAN’S APPL. STORE |
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C. H. Edwards - Clerk |
Glyn Faircloth - Clerk |
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Inspectors: Violet E. Meeker Mae R. Weaver Leone M. Mann Elmer A. Smith (R) |
Inspectors: Charles Peper Harry D. Thorniley Raymond R. Krueger (R) |
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GROVELAND - PRECINCT #23 |
MOUNT DORA - PRECINCT #31 |
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VOTING PLACE - CITY HALL |
VOTING PLACE - CITY HALL |
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A. S. Brooks, Sr. - Clerk |
Henry Beims - Clerk |
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Inspectors: C. A. Plowden Jack Hart George Mays John Arnold Anne D. Rademacher (R) |
Inspectors: Mrs. R. Christie Mrs. Mina Wagner Mrs. Paul Snowberger Mrs. Mildred Hardester Roy Ledford (R) |
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STATE OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF LAKE:
We, the Members of the Board of County Commissioners in and for said County and State, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing is a true and correct list of the Clerks and Inspectors selected from District Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, to serve on the Election Board in the First Primary Election to be held on May 3, 1960.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
/s/ Frank E. Owens___ /s/ Fred Cross __
CLERK CHAIRMAN