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JOURNAL OF AUGUST 27,  1970
Whereas, the many hours spent by Mrs. Brass in assisting the delegates and the Convention has been an invaluable service to the Convention and the state of Illinois; now therefore be it
Resolved, that the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention express its deep appreciation to Ann Brass for the capable and untiring efforts that have greatly contributed to the smooth operation of the Convention and the successful completion of writing a new constitution for the state of Illinois. Be it further
Resolved, that this resolution be made a permanent part of the Convention records and that an appropriate copy of the resolution signed by the president and secretary of the Convention be presented to Mrs. Ann Brass.
Resolution No. 82
Whereas, Mrs. Donna Dukett has ably and efficiently served as minute clerk for the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention; and
Whereas, the accuracy of the official record of the Convention, the daily Journal, has been largely due to the dedicated and skillful performance of Mrs. Dukett; and
Whereas, Mrs. Dukett has given tirelessly of herself to provide the necessary assistance which has greatly benefited the smooth operation of the office of the clerk of the Convention; and
Whereas, the many hours spent by Mrs. Dukett in assisting the delegates and the Convention has been an invaluable service to the Convention and the state of Illinois; now therefore be it
Resolved, that the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention express its deep appreciation to Donna Dukett for the capable and untiring efforts that have greatly contributed to the smooth operation of the Convention and the successful completion of writing a new constitution for the state of Illinois. Be it further
Resolved, that this resolution be made a permanent part of the Convention records and that an appropriate copy of the resolution signed by the president and secretary of the Convention be presented to Mrs. Donna Dukett.
Whereas, Miss Kathleen Meehan has ably and efficiently served as minute clerk of the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention; and
Whereas, the accuracy of the official record of the Convention, the daily Journal, has been largely due to the dedicated and skillful performance of Miss Meehan; and
Whereas, Miss Meehan has given tirelessly of herself to provide the necessary assistance which has greatly benefited
the smooth operation of the office of the clerk of the Convention; and
Whereas, the many hours spent by Miss Meehan in assisting the delegates and the Convention has been an invaluable service to the Convention and the state of Illinois; now therefore be it
Resolved, that the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention express its deep appreciation to Kathleen Meehan for the capable and untiring efforts that have greatly contributed to the smooth operation of the Convention and the successful completion of writing a new constitution for the state of Illinois. Be it further
Resolved, that this resolution be made a permanent part of the Convention records and that an appropriate copy of the resolution signed by the president and secretary of the Convention be presented to Miss Kathleen Meehan.
Whereas, Miss Virginia Ubik has ably and efficiently served as minute clerk of the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention; and
Whereas, the accuracy of the official record of the Convention, the daily Journal, has been largely due to the dedicated and skillful performance of Miss Ubik; and
Whereas, Miss Ubik has given tirelessly of herself to provide the necessary assistance which has greatly benefited the smooth operation of the office of the clerk of the Convention; and
Whereas, the many hours spent by Miss Ubik in assisting the delegates and the Convention has been an invaluable service to the Convention and the state of Illinois; now therefore be it
Resolved, that the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention express its deep appreciation to Virginia Ubik for the capable and untiring efforts that have greatly contributed to the smooth operation of the Convention and the successful completion of writing a new constitution for the state of Illinois. Be it further
Resolved, that this resolution be made a permanent part of the Convention records and that an appropriate copy of the resolution signed by the President and secretary of the Convention be presented to Miss Virginia Ubik.
Miss Nicholson, seconded by Mr. Nudelman, moved the adoption of resolutions 79, 80, 81, 82, 83 and 84. And the resolutions were unanimously adopted.
At the hour of 5:15 p.m., Mr. Gertz, seconded by Mr. Coleman, moved that the Convention stand adjourned until 9:00 a.m., Friday, August 28, 1970. The motion prevailed, and the Convention stood adjourned.
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Transcript JOURNAL OF AUGUST 27, 1970 673 Whereas, the many hours spent by Mrs. Brass in assisting the delegates and the Convention has been an invaluable service to the Convention and the state of Illinois; now therefore be it Resolved, that the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention express its deep appreciation to Ann Brass for the capable and untiring efforts that have greatly contributed to the smooth operation of the Convention and the successful completion of writing a new constitution for the state of Illinois. Be it further Resolved, that this resolution be made a permanent part of the Convention records and that an appropriate copy of the resolution signed by the president and secretary of the Convention be presented to Mrs. Ann Brass. Resolution No. 82 Whereas, Mrs. Donna Dukett has ably and efficiently served as minute clerk for the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention; and Whereas, the accuracy of the official record of the Convention, the daily Journal, has been largely due to the dedicated and skillful performance of Mrs. Dukett; and Whereas, Mrs. Dukett has given tirelessly of herself to provide the necessary assistance which has greatly benefited the smooth operation of the office of the clerk of the Convention; and Whereas, the many hours spent by Mrs. Dukett in assisting the delegates and the Convention has been an invaluable service to the Convention and the state of Illinois; now therefore be it Resolved, that the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention express its deep appreciation to Donna Dukett for the capable and untiring efforts that have greatly contributed to the smooth operation of the Convention and the successful completion of writing a new constitution for the state of Illinois. Be it further Resolved, that this resolution be made a permanent part of the Convention records and that an appropriate copy of the resolution signed by the president and secretary of the Convention be presented to Mrs. Donna Dukett. Resolution No. 83 Whereas, Miss Kathleen Meehan has ably and efficiently served as minute clerk of the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention; and Whereas, the accuracy of the official record of the Convention, the daily Journal, has been largely due to the dedicated and skillful performance of Miss Meehan; and Whereas, Miss Meehan has given tirelessly of herself to provide the necessary assistance which has greatly benefited the smooth operation of the office of the clerk of the Convention; and Whereas, the many hours spent by Miss Meehan in assisting the delegates and the Convention has been an invaluable service to the Convention and the state of Illinois; now therefore be it Resolved, that the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention express its deep appreciation to Kathleen Meehan for the capable and untiring efforts that have greatly contributed to the smooth operation of the Convention and the successful completion of writing a new constitution for the state of Illinois. Be it further Resolved, that this resolution be made a permanent part of the Convention records and that an appropriate copy of the resolution signed by the president and secretary of the Convention be presented to Miss Kathleen Meehan. Resolution No. 84 Whereas, Miss Virginia Ubik has ably and efficiently served as minute clerk of the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention; and Whereas, the accuracy of the official record of the Convention, the daily Journal, has been largely due to the dedicated and skillful performance of Miss Ubik; and Whereas, Miss Ubik has given tirelessly of herself to provide the necessary assistance which has greatly benefited the smooth operation of the office of the clerk of the Convention; and Whereas, the many hours spent by Miss Ubik in assisting the delegates and the Convention has been an invaluable service to the Convention and the state of Illinois; now therefore be it Resolved, that the sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention express its deep appreciation to Virginia Ubik for the capable and untiring efforts that have greatly contributed to the smooth operation of the Convention and the successful completion of writing a new constitution for the state of Illinois. Be it further Resolved, that this resolution be made a permanent part of the Convention records and that an appropriate copy of the resolution signed by the President and secretary of the Convention be presented to Miss Virginia Ubik. Miss Nicholson, seconded by Mr. Nudelman, moved the adoption of resolutions 79, 80, 81, 82, 83 and 84. And the resolutions were unanimously adopted. At the hour of 5:15 p.m., Mr. Gertz, seconded by Mr. Coleman, moved that the Convention stand adjourned until 9:00 a.m., Friday, August 28, 1970. The motion prevailed, and the Convention stood adjourned.
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