The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
l11uaI Report Of the Board Of Supervsors-1o4o =

III. Clark part Of
the 1880 Public A. &oeardins
the election by the 0oaPd d SUI
pervisors of County CAnvaSsers.
Not more than two Of ~ same
political party be elscted.
The following noohinations
were received from thu door, In
addition to Mr.. Arthur Wendt's
application which plhced his
name on the Board.
Motion by Lindsey. supported
by Nunneley. that the name Of
Harold Donaldson be placed on
the Board. Motion carried.
Motion by Wangelin, support
ed by Brewer, that the name OF
Louis Luchtman be placed on
the Board. Motion carried
Motion by Lingemlnn, sup
ported by Biehl, that the name
Of Howard Dildine. b placed on
the Board.
Motion by Messmors, support
ed by Malow, that the name of
John Short be placed on the
Board. Motion carried.
Motion by Degroot, supported>
by HU.linger, that nominations
be closed. Motion carried.
After considerable discussion
regarding the procedure In
electing the Canvassers, Num-
uneley moved and Foss support
ed that they vote for one h, q
time. The persons receiving six
teen (16) votes out Of possible
twenty-nine (29), would be de-
clared elected. On the first bal
lot, Dildine received ~, Wendt
received nine (9) and Luchtman
received nineteen (19).
The Chairman declared Louis
Luchtman elected as one men,
Der of the Board.
On the second ballot, Wendt
received fourteen (14), Dildine
received fifteen. (15), no choice
being made.
On the third ballot, Wendt re-
ceived nine (9) and Dildine re-
ceived twenty (20).
The Chairman announced that
Howard Dildine be elected as
second member of the Board.
One Democratic member was
to be elected from the names of
Short and Donaldson.
On the first ballot. Mr.. Short
received eleven (11) and Mr..
Donaldson received eighteen
(18).
The Chairman declared Har-
old Donaldson elected a. q third
member of the County Canvass
ers Board.
Motion by Toss, supported by
Sherlock, that the Clerk be in
structed to destroy the ballots.
At this time, the Chairman
introduced Mr.. Floyd Finch, the
newly elected Road Commits
sioner. Mr.. Finch spoke to the
Board and pledged his fullest
cooperation in all matters per-
tanning to the County.
At this time, the Chairman
calls on the Chairman of the
local Social Welfare Commission,
Mr.. McNaughton, who was
pleased to present his report.
The Clerk read the report of
the Welfare Commission regard
ing the caretaker and matron to
fill the vacancy at the Infirmary
and Farm. The report contained
the names Of the following ap-
licants for this position:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Rosso-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rowland-Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. N. Streit--Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Tucker-Mr. and Mrs.
John Bauman-Mr. John Dun
slayer and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Frank.
After careful investigation and
consideration, the Board recon-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Rosso
for the position Of caretaker and
matron and suggests Z salary OF
$4,000 per month, living quar-
tiers and keep provided.
Motion by Foss, supported by
H. Miller, that the report be re-
ceived, filed and recommends
tions adopted. On roll call, there
were:
Ayes: (25) Frost, Brewer,
Veryser, Sherlock, Biehl, Linge-
mann, Foss, Stade, Waneelin,
Henderson, Malow, Strich,
Powell, Degroot, Hollinger,
Lindsey, Nunneley, Longstaff,
Breitmeyer, Mcintyre, Moore, H.
Shoenherr, Havel and
Westendorf.
Nays: ~ z. Miller.
Absent: (3) Henderson, Van
Hoeck and Gage.
One not voting-Rosso.
The Chairman declared the
motion carried.
Motion by e. Miller. supported