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To: All Members of Senate

From: H.M. Evans,

Secretary of Senate

and Registrar.

October 4, 1968.

SENATE ELECTIONS

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Three elections for Senate have now been completed and the

results are as follows:

1.

For election as the nominee, to be appointed by Senae,

of the Faculty of Arts, repiacin for the completion of

of office of the incumbent, A. MacPherson, to May 31, 1971, one

hundred and twenty-nine votes were cast and J. Hutchinson

the highest number of votes.

2.

For election as the nominee, to be appointed by Sana:e,

of the Faculty of Education, replacing temporarily the incumbent,

S. Wassermann, to April 30, 1969, twenty-three votes were cast

and Leone M. Smith (Mrs. Proc) polled the highest number of vozes.

3.

For election as the nominee, to be ap7ointed by Senate,

of Joint Faculty, replacing temporarily

the inw.bent, M.

Leiowitz,

to April 30, 1969, two hundred and twenty-three votes were polled,

of which one ballot was spoiled. L.A. Boland polled the highest

number of votes.

ACTION

A motion by Senate to seat the candidates would be in

order.

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