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Now its Mister Mayor
ANDREW KOZDC was given a vote of confidence in Tuesday’s election, when he ran unopposed for Mayor of the Town of Washington and garnered 66 of the 73 votes cast that day. He was the first male on a town ballot for more than 20 years. A like vote was given Kermit Weakley, the only male to seek a seat on the Town Council. He, too, gleaned 66 of the 73 votes tallied.
Kozik will assume the position of Mayor on July 1, along with the new council member and five reelected ones.
Other taUies were: Mrs. Christine Johnston 61; Mrs. Dorothy Hawkins 59; Mrs. Edna Wayland 53; Mrs. Virginia Miller 46, and Mrs. Bertha Armel37.
PAUL WALKER received 29 write-in votes for a council seat. Miss Ruby Jenkins was given 3 and one „ each went to William Curtis, Mrs. Matilda Walker, Charlie Jenkins, Ronald Hawkins and Mrs. Jean Moffett.
There were three write-in votes for Mrs. Dorothy Davis for Mayor. She had served in that capacity since 1950 except for two, 2-year terms, and had emphatically stated she would not be drafted. □
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