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0 <br />Shall a special tax on all taxable property in Colony <br />Woods Fire District, of not exceeding fifteen cents <br />(15?) of the one hundred dollar valuation of property, <br />for the purpose of providing fire protection in said <br />district, be levied therein? <br />The question hereinebove set forth contains a statement of the purpose for said <br />election and if a majority of the qualified voters voting at said election vote in <br />favor of levying and collecting a tax in said district for fire protection purposes, <br />then the Board of County Commissioners is authorized and directed to levy and collect <br />e tax in said district in such amount as may be deemed necessary, not exceeding <br />fifteen cents (159) of the one hundred dollar valuation of property in said district <br />from year to year. <br />For said election a new registratin is ordered within said district and a new <br />registration book will be used and such book will be open for the registration of <br />voters from 9 A.M. until sunset of each day beginning Tuesday, November 23, 1965, and <br />closing Tuesday, December 7, 1965. On each Tuesday during such registration period <br />the said book will be open at the polling place. Tuesday, December 14, 1965, will be <br />Challenge Day. <br />The polling place in the district and the registrar and judges are as follows: <br />POLLING PLACE REGISTRAR JUDGES <br />405 Tinkerbell Road Mrs. G. A. Coltrane Ben F. Loeb, Jr. <br />Lloyd W. Regier <br />/s/ Betty June Hayes <br />Clerk of Board of County Commissioners <br />Section 4. The location of the polling place and the name of the registrar and <br />judges set forth in the foregoing form of election notice is the polling place and <br />the registrar and judges appointed by the County Board of Commissioners, and such <br />polling place and such registrar and judges shall be the polling place and registrar <br />and judges of said election. <br />Section 5. The form of the ballot to be used at said election shall be <br />substantially as follows: <br />OFFICIAL BALLOT <br />SPECIAL ELECTION <br />in the <br />COLONY WOOD FIRE DISTRICT <br />of <br />ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA <br />December 21, 1965 <br />Instructions <br />1. To vote "FOR" the question make a cross(X) mark in the square <br />to the left of the word "FOR". <br />2. To vote "AGAINST" the question make a cross (X) mark in the square <br />to:the left of the word "AGAINST". <br />3. If you tear or deface or wrongly mark this ballot return it and <br />get another. <br />FOR in favor of tax for fire protection in <br />Colony Woods Fire Protection District. <br />11: : AGAINST tax for fire protection in Colony Woods <br />Fire Protection District. <br />/s/ Bett June Ha es <br />acsunile o azgne ure o Clark <br />of Board of Commissioners <br />Thereupon, upon motion of Commissioner Smith, seconded by Commissioner Walker, <br />the foregoing resolution was unanimously passed. <br />Burch Compton, Civil Defense Director for Orange County, requested that the <br />ko oard authorize him to employ a part time secretary for the purpose of attending <br />the office of The Civil Defense Director. Mr. Compton stated that this office <br />(received volumes of mail and instructions from the State Office and that he