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190 Mayor Anderson stated that we were proud of our part time forces; he had not made up his mind as to which of the proposals he preferred. He 'lotted that Circle Pines had originally asked for a proposal several years prior, but Lino Lakes had written the County requesting the present one. Chief Rudd of the Circle Pines force stated that the reason the part time forces work so well is that each officer lives in the community and takes an interest in it. He felt that a full time force of local person would work as well, but not the County force. Mayor Anderson noted that local officers may not be as strict with enforcing laws and writing tickets on people they know' and live among. Mr. L'Allier corroborated this and commented that it is difficult to tag local people and expect to get votes. There was further discussion on use and disposal of present equipment in the light. of accepting the Sheriff's proposal and then cancelling out later. The question of a Sheriff's office in this area was answered by saying it was a decision among the 4 mayors. Al Ross stated that he felt that the only.alternative was the con- solidated plan. After more comments it was decided to hold another meeting on the subject by the Councils only. Minutes approved at the meeting of October 13, 19 Clerk- Treasurer A special meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council was held on September 16, 1970 for the purpose of canvassing the results of the September 15 primary election. The meeting was called to order at 9:27 p.m. by Acting Mayor Jaworski in the absence of Mayor L'Allier who was out of town; all other members were present. Mr. Cardinal moved to waive the requirement of prior written notice. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. The Clerk read the list of election judges who had served on both shifts as follows: First shift - Agnes LaMotte, Agnes LeTendre, Joyce Dufresne, Signe Miller, Phyllis Blaylock, Mary Madlyn Crandall, Jean Srube, and Dorothea Schmidt. Second shift - Ellen Hawkins, Ursuline Lichtscheidl, Lucy Tauer, Erma Grygelko, Lynn Hansen, William Houle, Anita Nadeau, and Norma Nadeau. Mr. Bohjanen moved to accept this list of judges. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. The Clerk stated that a total of 352 persons had voted. The results of the consolidated primary election vote were read as follows: FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR IN CONGRESS Earl D. Craig, Jr. Hubert H. Humphrey FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 3rd DISTRICT George Rice Jerry Sorensen Votes FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Recd IN CONGRESS 55 John D. Baucom, Jr. 218 Clark MacGregor Votes Fec'd 6 '49 FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 3rd DISTRICT 187 Bill Frenzel 49 79