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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MID MONTH MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
all to Order
RAYER
ADING AND APPROVAL
F MINUTES
ID OPENINGS FOR SMP
The mid -month meeting of July 19, 1976, was convened at 7:30
P. M., by the Chairman, Bobby R. Etheridge, in the Commission-
ers Room. Because of the size of the people attending the
meeting, the meeting was moved to the multi - purpose Loom in
the same building.
The Rev. John Steele, pastor of Leaflet Church, led the
evening prayer.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
INSURANCE
In accordance with legal advertisement for bids for furnish-
ing of Special Multiperil Insurance, the Chairman declared
the bid opening to begin and the following is a list of the
bidders:
1. Elliott Johnson Insurance Agency
Lillington, NC $8,108.00 subject to
inspection by the rep-
resentative of St. Pau
Fire & Marine Company.
2. C. J. Hanna and Associates
Dunn, NC
3. Byerly Enterprises, Inc.
4. Ellis Barbour Insurance
Dunn, NC
Thomson -Davis Agency
Lillington, NC
No bid submitted.
8205.
6820.
No dollar value bid
indicated
6. C & D Insurance, Inc.
Angier, NC 7164.
7. Cape Fear Insurance Agency
Lillington, NC 8332. less dividend of
1250 - 7082.
8. Wellons, Inc.
Dunn, NC 10,829.
The Chairman accepted the bids for the Board and indicated that
they would be turned over to a committee composed of the County
Attorney as ex officio, Commissioners Brock and Alphin. They
will review the bids and determine that bid that best serves
the needs of the County.
POINTMENTS - ERWIN PLANNING
D ZONING BOARD The commissioners had received recommendations from the Mayor
and Town Commissioners for the Town of Erwin regarding the foll-
owing persons to be appointed to the Erwin Planning and Zoning
Adjustments Boards:
PLANNING BOARD: J. W. Suggs, W. N. Porter, J. Edward Pope
BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT: Ed Rogers, Mrs. Luther Colville, Jr.
Commissioner Brock moved that the above named be appointed to
serve on the respective boards, Commissioner Alphin seconded and
the issue passed.
HENRY THOMPSON RE: HOME
HEALTH AGENCY Henry Thompson, Health Director, appeared before the Board in
regards to Home Health Services, and asked that authority be granted
to enter into the contract with the State to provide these
services. The commissioners tabled action pending further
reformation.
LANDFILL SITE PROGRESS
REPORT Commissioner Alphin reported on the progress of the landfill
site in the Dunn -Erwin -Coats area. He indicated that he would
like to see the program get off to a good start. He pre -
sented proposals for construction from the firm of Williams &
Works, a sanford based architectural firm. He reported that
the contract would call for $4,000. for the development of the
program. Commissioner Alphin moved, on behalf of the Landfill
Search Committee, that this firm of Williams & Works be employed
to dev.op the site for an estimated $4,000. Commissioner
Brock seconded the motion and indicated that this motion also
allow for the due execution of the contract by the Chairman
and Clerk. The vote was unanimous.
NORTHEAST METROPOLITAN WATER
DISTRICT Regarding the progress of the Northeast Metropolitan Water Dis-
trict, the report was that the county attorney had advised the
New York Bonding attorneys and the Local Government Commission
of the action taken by the citizens of the County in the refer-
endum, and that the water supply grant had been extended through
January, 1977.
"ORDINANCE RESTRICTING THE MASSAGE OF PERSONS OF
OPPOSITE SEX FOR
HIRE" Commissioner Brock introduced
"An Ordinance Restricting the
Sex for Hire ", and the County
the ordinance aloud.
THE
the following ordinance entitled,
Massage of Persons of the Opposite
Attorney, Edward H. McCormick, read
ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF HARNETT
TITLE: AN ORDINANCE RESTRICTING THE MASSAGE OF PERSONS OF THE OPPOSITE
X FOR HIRE
It is the intent of the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County,
by this Ordinance, to prohibit massage of persons of the opposite sex for
hire, for the purpose of protecting the public morals, public health,
safety and general welfare of the citizens of Harnett County.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
HARNETT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA:
SECTION 1. Definitions.
(a) "Massage" means the manipulation of body muscle or
tissue by rubbing, stroking, kneading, or tapping,
by hand or mechanical device.
(b) "Massagist" (either male or female) means one who
offers to massage another for a salary or fee.
(c) "Massage Parlor" means any place of business where
massagists are employed to offer a massage for a
salary or fee.
SECTION 2. Massage of a Person of the Opposite Sex for Hire Unlawful.
It shall be unlawful for any person licensed as a massagist
or holding a massage parlor license issued by Harnett County
to massage a person of the opposite sex for a salary or fee
except under the signed order of a licensed health profes-
sional.
SECTION 3. Violation, a Misdemeanor.
Violation of this Ordinance is punishable by a fine of not
more than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) or imprisonment for not
more than thirty (301 days.
NC
SECTION 4. Injunctive Relief Available.
This Ordinance may be enforced by any appropriate remedy authorized
by General Statute 153A -123.
SECTION 5. Conviction Ground for License Revocation.
A conviction for violation of this Ordinance is hereby made grounds
for zevoking a massagist's or massage parlor license after a due
process hearing as the County may otherwise provide by Ordinance.
SECTION 6. Severability.
If any provision of this Ordinance or its application to any person
or circumstances is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect
other provisions of spplications of the Ordinance which can be
given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this
end the provisions of this Ordinance are declared to be severable.
SECTION 7. Effective Date.
This Ordinance shall become effective upon its adoption.
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance
duly enacted by the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County on the day of
1976 and appears in Harnett County Ordinance Book , page
H. D. Carson, Jr.
Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners of Harnett
Following the reading of the ordinance, the Chairman called for
general discussion, asking that each person come to the podium,
state his or her name and address, and make their statement free
from interuption or debate. The following people addressed the
commissioners and group.
1. Charles R. Malley, 5507 Ray Road, Spring Lake, NC., owner of a
massage parlor.
2. Steve Hulsey, Box 462 A, Spring Lake, NC ... a citizen of Harnett
County, North Carolina and of heaven, bad influence for young
people and that the citizens had a responsibility as Americans
to uphold high moral codes ... the sites of operation were an
eyesore to the community, and that violators should receive more
severe fines.
3. John Steele, pastor Leaflet. He said these establishments made
sin attractive, agreed with the former speaker and said enough
evil abounded in this nation.
4. Mr. Gale Gneizak, employed in one of the massage parlors, Route 2,
Cameron, NC, stated she saw nothing wrong with her employment,
saw no reason to close the businesses, and that only adults were
allowed to visit the massage parlors.
5. Ernest Wester, Kipling, presented a document stating that the
Kipling Church wished to go on record as opposing any massage
parlors in Harnett County.
6. Vince DeAngelis, Route 2, Cameron, NC, owner of a Health Club,
said they were sold licenses, given a set of codes and rules, and
that now changes are being made. He indicated that homosexuals
had applied for employment.
7. Rev. Tom Jackson, Christian Light and Pleasant Union Christian
Churches, expressed appreciation to the Chairman and Board for
allowing him to express opinions and statements regarding these
businesses.
8. Shirley Lynch, Highway 87, owner of Shirley's Health Club, said
she will not close her club, but will hire employees that will
not conflict with the ordinance.
ACTION:
. Elsie Rapp, Gourd Springs Church, spoke against these
parlors.
10. Donna DeAngelis, wife of Vince DeAngelis, spoke.
11. Bynum Mauney, Anderson Creek, said we must preserve this
sulture for the young generations so they would not have
to live as if in garbage cans.
Commissioner Cotton moved to adopt the foregoing ordinance
entitled "An Ordinance restricting the Massage of Persons
of the Opposite Sex for Hire ", Commissioner Alphin seconded a
and the Chairman ordered that the vote be tabulated according
to name and nature of vote as follows:
Those voting for adoption of the ordinance: Commissioners
Brock, Alphin, Cotton, Stewart, and Chairman Etheridge.
Those voting against the adoption of the ordinance: None
Commissioner Cotton introduced the following ordinance entit-
led "An Ordinance Regulating the Business of Massage and
Massage Parlors ". The Coun.tyAAttorncyddlsdassed the ordi-
ORDINANCE REGULATING THE nance briefly saying that it was identical to the existing
BUSINESS OF MASSAGE AND ordinance except for section 14 relating to the effective
MASSAGE PARLORS date and other related matters.
The ordinance follows:
ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF HARNETT
TITLE: AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE BUSINESS OF MASSAGE AND MASSAGE
PARLORS
1. Definitions. (a) '"Massagist" (either male or female). One
who offers to massage another for a salary or fee.
(b) "Massage parlor." Any place of business where massagists are
employed to offer massage for a salary or fee.
4e) Licensed health professional excluded. Licensed health
professionals acting in the ordinary course of their profession are
neither "massagists" as defined in paragraph 1(a) nor owners of "massage
parlors" as defined in paragraph 1(b).
3. License required. A person may not (a) work as a massagist,
or (b) operate a massage parlor unless licensed.
4. Issuing of licenses, fee required. The Sheriff shall issue
a license to any eligible person who pays an annual fee of $50.00,
( FIFTY Dollars) for a massagist's license or of
$500.00 ( FIVE HUNDRED Dollars) for a massage parlor license.
Such licenses shall be valid for one year only and must be renewed
annually.
5. 5. Persons ineligible for licenses. The following persons may
not be licensed to work as a massagist or to hold a massage parlor lic-
ense:
I1
(a) A person who has been convicted of a crime involving sexual
misconduct including bur not limited to those covered by
G.S. 14, Article 26 (Offenses Against Public Morality and
Decency) and G.S. 14, Article 26 (Prostitution)/
(b) A person under 18.
(c) A person convicted of violating this ordinance.
6. Posting required. (a) The Sheriff shall provide a copy of
this ordinance for posting to each massage parlor licensee upon licensing
(b) Each massage parlor licensee shall display in a prominent place the
license issued pursuant to this-ordinance together with a copy of this
ordinance. (c) Each massagist shall post his license in his work area.
7. Fingerprinting required. An applicant for a license shall
submit to fingerprinting. The fingerprints may be sent to the S.B.I.,
F.B.I., or other appropriate law enforcement agencies.
8. Prohibitions and limitations. (a) Minimum Age.
(1) No person in the business of massage may massage a
person under 18 execpt under the direction of or by
order of a licensed health professional.
(2) No person may employ one under 18 to work as a massagist.
(b) Limitation on hours of operation. Massage parlors may operate only between
the hours of 8 o'clock a.m. and 10 o'clock p.m.
(c) Limitation on scope of massage. No massagist may in the course of business
massage the penis, scrotum, mons veneris, vulva, or vaginal area of another.
(d) Inducement to violate ordinances or provisions of General Statutes relating
to sexual misconduct. No person may induce a licensee or employee or agent
thereof to violate this ordinance or any provision of the General Statutes of
North Carolina pertaining to sexual misconduct including but not limited to that
covered by G.S. 14, Article 26 (Offenses Against Public Morality and Decency), and
G.S. 14, Article 27 (Prostitution).
(e) Licensee required to supervise. Massage parlor licensees shall supervise the
conduct of massagists in their employ. Failure to suppress illegal activity is
grounds for revocation of a license.
9. Massage parlors subject to inspection. The Sheriff or any member of
his department may inspect massage business premises during the hours that they
are open for business.
10. REVOCATION. DUE PROCESS HEARING.
(a) The Board of Commissioners of Harnett Couty shall revoke the license
of any licensee who has been convicted of: (1) a crime involving sexual miscon-
duct including but not limited to those covered by G.S. 14, Article 26 (Offenses
Against Public Morality and Decency) and G.S. 14, Article 27 (Prostitution), or
(2) this ordinance.
(b) Any revocation shall be made only after written notice of the grounds
for revocation has been given to the licensee and he has had an opportunity to
answer the charges in a hearing before the Board of Commissioners.
(c) At a license revocation hearing conducted pursuant to 10(a) the
Board shall consider only a licensee's final conviction of (1) a crime involving
sexual misconduct including but not limited to those covered by G.S. 14, Article
26 (Offenses Against Public Morality and Decency) and G.S. 14, Article 27 (Prosti-
tution), or (2) this ordinance.
(d) The Board of Commissioners may revoke the license of any licensee who
is found to have failed to supervise the conduct of massagists in his employ as
provided for in 8(e).
(e) At a license revocation hearing conducted pursuant to 10(d) the
Board shall consider any competent evidence.
11. Violation a Misdemeanor. Violation of this ordinance is punishable
by a fine of not more than $50.00 (Fifty Dollars) or imprisonment for not more than
30 (thirty) days.
12. Injunctive relief available. This ordinance may be enforced by any
appropriate equitable remedy as authorized by G.S. 153A -123.
13. SEVERABILITY.
If any provision of this ordinance or its application to any person
or circumstances is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions
or applications of the ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid pro-
vision or application, and to this end the provisions of this ordinance are declared
to be severable.
14. EFFECTIVE DATE.
This ordinance is effective from its adoption.
CERTIFICATE
This is to certigy that the foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance duly
enacted by the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County on the day of
1976 and appears in Harnett County Ordinance Book , page
This day of , 1976.
H. D. Carson, Jr.
Clerk to the Board of County
Commissioners of Harnett
Commissioner Brock moved to adopt the foregoing ordinance entitled
"An Ordinance Regulating the Business of Massage and Massage Parlors ",
Commissioner Cotton seconded and those voting for the adoption of the
ordinance were Commissioners Brock, Alphin, Cotton, Stewart, and
Chairman Etheridge. Those voting against the ordinance were none.
The following document entitled "Capital Project Ordinance
for Area I and for Area II School" was presented for the
CAPITAL PROJECT ORDINAANCE Pleasure of the Board:
FOR AREA I AND FOR AREA
II SCHOOL TITLE: CAPITAL PROJECT ORDINANCE FOR AREA I SCHOOL AND FOR AREA II SCH00
ACTION:
See resolution on page
9 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
ADJOURNMENT
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County:
1. The Harnett County Board of Education is authorized to
undertake construction of a high school for the area desig-
nated by the Board of Education as the Area I High Sehool and
for completion of an area designated by the Board cf Educatio
as the Area II High School.
2. The following revenues will be used to finance the project:
a. Proceeds of a state bond issue
b. Revenue Sharing Funds
c. County Appropriation:
$3,751,274.27
1,504,000.00
75 -76 Budget 1,000,000.00
76 -77 Budget 1,000,000.00
77 -78 Budget 1,000,000.00
TOTAL 8,255,274.27
3. The following sums are Appropriated for the following
purposes:
Buildings $7,755,869.27
Landscaping $ grounds 189,405.00
Contingency 50,000.00
Furnishings V Equipment 260,000.00
TOTAL $8,255,274.27
4. Copies of this ordinance shall be furnished to the Finance
Officer and Budget Officer for appropriate action.
Commissioner Brock moved for the adoption of the foregoing '.-
Capital Project Ordinance, Commissioner Cotton seconded the
motion and those voting for the issue are Commissioners
Brock, Alphin, Stewart, Cotton and Chairman Etheridge.
Commissioner Brock moved that due to the fiscal control of
the Board of Education's budget became the responsibility of
the Harnett County Board of Education, on July 1, 1976, the
County Additor be authorized to make the appropriate contri-
butions to the appropriate funds so that the budget can be
balanced and a zero balance be reached as of 7 -1 -76.
Commissioner Alphin seconded the motion, and those voting fo
the issue were Commissioners Brock, Alphin, Cotton, Stewart,
and Chairman Etheridge.
The Commissioners considered the date to call an election fo
the Har -Lee Fire District. Commissioner Stewart made a moti
which was seconded by Commissioner Cotton, that September 14
1976, be set aside to hold the election regarding the Har -Le
Fire District and Commissioner Cotton seconded the motion, a
the issue passed.
The meeting adjourned at 9:05 P.M. by motion of Commissioner
Lloyd Stewart.
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HARNETT COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
WHEREAS, the Harnett County Board of Commissioners had previously
been petitioned to approve the creation of the Har -Lee Fire District to
include sections of both Harnett County and Lee County, and
WHEREAS, those names listed on the petition have been turned over
to the Board of Elections for verification, and to the Harnett County Tax
Supervisor for verification as to resident freeholder status, and
WHEREAS, it has been deemed feasible by the Board to call for an
election to determine the wishes of these freeholders, now
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS THAT
an election will be held on the 14th day of September, 1976, in that
township(s) that will be included in this fire district on the issue
of whether or not to create such a fire district.
Signed this the 19th day of July, 1976.
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
/s/ B, R. Etheridge
ATTEST:
/s /HD Carson, Jr.
H. D. CARSON, Jr., Clerk
Chairman
Secret.%
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Chairman
Clerk
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD ON JULY 29, 1976.
The Chairman of the Board, Bobby R. Etheridge called the special session of the Board to order
on July 29, 1976, at 5:00 P.M. Commissioners Alphin, Stewart and Brock were present
and also the Clerk to the Board.
The Chairman informed the Board that the purpose of the meeting was to review bids
submitted for the furnishing of insurance coverage for the county, and to hear the
recommendations of the special committee.
Commissioner Brock told the Commissioners that Edward H. McCormick, County Attorney and ex
officio member of the insurance bid committee had analyzed the bids and furnished him with
a detailed analysis, that he and Commissioners Alphin and Stewart had met to discuss the
bids, and upon determining that the low bidder was Ellis Barbour & Sons, he and Commissioner
Alphin had discussed the bid issue with Mr. Ellis C. Barbour. He further stated that he and
Commissioner Alphin had satisfied themselves as to the extentof coverage, professional
ability of the agency and the capacity of the agency to service the police adequately.
Commissioner Alphin moved to award the bid contract to Ellis Barbour & Sons insurance company
with the effective date to be July 30, 1976, and with the furnishing of the insurance
coverage in keeping with the requirements as described in the instructions to bidders
portion of the Invitation for Bids for insurance coverage. Commissioner Stewart
seconded the motion and all commissioners voted affirmatively.
Commissioner Brock moved that authority be granted to transfer the appropriation for
"Other purchased services ", in the amount of $15,300. from the County Assistance for
code 52 -190 to the Social Services Administrative budget code 28 -190, as this
amount is funded at the rate of 75% by the federal government.
Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion andthe issue passed.
The meeting adjourned at 5:35 P.M.
Clerk
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GEjQFRAT FiiND fHFI'KS WRITTFN DHRING THE MONTH OF JULY 1976
9240 Harnett County Farm Bureau
9241 Harnett County School Fund
9242 Harnett County School Fund
9243 Harnett County School Fund
9244 Central Electric Membership Corp.
9245 Mrss Baxter Haymore
9246 Mrs. Ernest West
9247 Mrs. Am M. Ivey
9248 Methodist Home for Children
9249 Mrs. Herman Tew
9250 Falcon Orphanage
9251 Lettie Johnson
9252 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
9253 Mrs. Edwin Morris
9254 Mrs. J. A.':Walker
9255 Mrs. Baxter Haymore
9256 Mrs. Bobby Meares
9257 Mrs. Robert Wicks
9258 Mrs. Glenn C. Smith
9259 Kennedy Home
9260 Mrs. George T. Leach
9261 Mrs. Rachel Johnson
9262 Amanda McFarland
D263 Bessie Lee
9264 Central Orphanage of N.C.
9265 Mrs. John Leach
9266 Mrs. Arthur Chapman
9267 Church of God Childrens Home
9268 Bank of North Carolina, N.A.
9269 Harnett County School Fund
9270 Payroll ABC
9271 The Pinehurst Hotel & Country Club
9272 Secretary of State of North Carolina
9273 Edward H. McCormick, County Attorney
9274 Court of-Appeals of North Carolina
9275 Bank of North Carolina, N.A.
9276 Thad H. Pope
9277 Greensboro Parks F, Recreation Dept.
9278 American Travel Corporation
9279 Thad H. Pope
9280 Finance Officer, Harnett Co. Schools 50,000.00 Contribution to School Fund.
225.00 July rent for Dev. and Manpower offices.
39,067.76 To cover bank overdraft in CE Fund as of 6 -30-
32,018.12 Amount payable to C.O. Fund as of 6- 30 -76.
5,553.23 Amount due Harnett Co. Bd. of Ed. as of 6 -30 -',
36.15 Per Statement
55.65 B. Home Care
337.17 B. Home Care
166.95 B. Home Care
178.08 B. Home Care
116.25 B. Home Care
343.29 B. Home Care
68.18 B. Home Care
443.20 B. Home Care
111335 B. Home Care
336.69 B. Home Care
106.60 B. Home Care
426.40 "
321.55
461.255
215.00
232.50
94.22
12.92
417.653. "
215.00
172.60
56.50
113.60
3,500.00 Partial payment of July W.H. Tax.
2,687.52 Contri- from Gen. Fund.
38,784.44 Manpower Payroll 7 -5 thru 7- 16 -76.
60.00 Lodging expenses for Annual NCACC.
10.00 Notary Fee - Rachel W. Blanchard.
1,211.82 June professional services.
99.75 Court costs -No. 7610UC256.
5.000.00 Partial payment of July W.H. Tax.
360.00 Services rendered Election Bd.
75.00 Entry Fees.
179.00 Boston Nat'l Convention.
196.76 Asheville Seminar expenses.
9281 Edward H. McCormick
9282 Harnett County Medicaid Fund
9283 James E. Goff
9284 VOID"
9285 N. C. Natural Gas Corp.
9286 Carolina Power $ Light Co.
9287 Carolina Power €, Light Co.
9288 VOID
9289 N.C. Blue Cross $ Blue Shield, Inc.
9290 N.C. Blue Cross $ Blue Shield, Inc.
9291 Patsy B. Thomas
9292 Marion G. Lockamy
9293 Margaret Murchison
9294 Kay Upchurch
9295 Hugh A. Moody
9296 Susan Horne
9297 Payroll A/C
9298 Bank of North Carolina, N.A.
76.
6.
536.00 Legal Services -4D Prog.
12,739.45 Contribution to Medicaid Fund.
31.53 Refund for Social Sec. deducted in July payroll check.
24.40 Per statements.
2,476.68 Per statements.
246.31
1,914.86 043 0012 001.
2,161.96 043 0012 001.
96.00 July travel.
32.55 July travel.
72.15
24.00 "
100.05 "
36.30
91,220.44 July Payroll.
8,582.55 Bal. July W.H. Tax.
SALARY CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF JULY
9691 Levi Delano Dixon
9692 Leon Delton Dockery
9693 Steve Dubis
9694 Condary Ellis
9695 Donald Ray Ennis
9696 Craig Stanford Eury
697 Williard Holt McCaskill
698 Alda Lee McNeill
9699 Sharon Collins Stewart
700 Virginia D. Stinney
701 Beverley Elaine Weeks
702 Kenneth Wayne White
703 James D. Beasley
704 Anthony Cannady
705 David Wayne Duke
706 Dennis Duke
707 Victor D. Hayes
708_Michael_L. Jones
709 Willie D. King
p710 Tyron Knight
9711 Dwaine K. Lanier
712 Melanie G. Liles
713 Charlene M. Moore
714 Carlston C. McKoy
715 Gwendolyn C. McLean
716 Mayles L. McLean
717 Anthony Ragland
718 Teresa K. Ragland
719 Arlene Ridgell
720 Mark Ryals
721 Kathy Williams
722 Beverly S. Young
723 Tracy Allen
724 VOID
725 James Campbell
726 Herbert Chavis
727 Faye Robette Elliott
728 Roy Rogers Gainey
729 Theodore R. Hodges
730 Monique B. Moore
731 David Earl McAllister
732 Paul E. McAllister
733 Robert E. McAllister
734 Russell McCormick
735 Marva Lynn McKoy
736 Theresa B. McLean
737 Wayne McLean
738 Jimmy Elon McMillian
739 Linda Gail McNeill
740 Joseph C. Scott
741 Felicia Sims
742 Iris Gray Smith
743 Rosa Marie Smith
744 Patricia Ann Stone
745 Emily A. Terrell
746 Jennifer Terrell
747 Richard Lee Walker
748 James Ricky Wallace
749 Jerry Ashbell
750 Robin Denise Brenna
751 Leasa Cameron
752 Ricky Lee Chance__
753 Johnnie Mae Chatman
754 Jennifer Mae Dean
755 Cynthia Gardner
756 Alfred Darryl Houston
757 Bruce Allen James
758 Roy Lee McDougald
759 Richard McGoogan
760 Jerry McKoy
761 Larry Palmer
762 Ginny Lee Phillips
763 Andrew Ray
764 Letricia Ann Ray
765 Edie Lee Seawell
766 Arthur L. Smith
767 Stanley Thurman Walker
768 Wayne Walker
769 Peggy Sue Williams
770 Tony Joseph Zatko
771 Timothy Jerome Adams
772 Morris Wayne Allen
$ 354.34
261.55
247.15
186.93
251.51
237.96
216.92
199.81
267.79
197.80
249.25
249.25
143.38
95.19
64.77
145.05
145.05
23.82
86.23
145.05
92.30
145.05
132.44
150.85
150.85
34.65
132.44
93.73
138.24
138.24
101.13
110.70
138.24
146.24
146.10
138.24
19.49
150.85
106.10
68.47
150.85
150.85
110.70
143.38
138.24
102.68
150.85
48.50
49.53
150.85
106.10
117.77
95.05
82.96
138.24
150.85
82.96
100.68
16.73
146.24
104.56
124.13
63.62
134.29
104.56
99.11
131.17
131.17
131.17
146.24
137.65
89.23
104.56
127.38
117.22
118.30
98.57
134.29
143.38
104.56
130.90
9773 Patricia Ann Allen
9774 Dale Artis
9775 Debbie L. Artis
9776 Betty Jo Baker
9777 Eric Bethea
9778 Drusilla Blue
9779 Richard Blue
9780 Joe Edward Cagle
9781 Larry Keith Cameron
9782 Constance E. Casey
9783 Frederick Lee Chavis
9784 Sylvia Jean Chavis
9785 Gwendolyn N. Evans
9786 Alfonza Frink
9787 Andrew Graham
9788 Vickie Sue Hardee
9789 Michael Lee James
9790 Benjamin Johnson, Jr.
9791 Terry O'Neal Jones
9792 Shirley Elanie Leake
9793 Alice Faye Massey
9794 Martha Sue Maynard
9795 Alvester Leo McKoy
9796 Michael Deon Singleton
9797 Donald Lynn Smith
9798 Jimmy Lee Smith
9799 Tony Curtis Smith
9800 Vincient Spears
9801 Flora Jean Stinney
9802 Jackie Ann Tart
9803 Eugene White
9804 Callie Williams
9805 Ivary Russell Bailey
9806 Jacqueline Bailey
9807 Gloria Sue Brewington
9808 Carol Byrd
9809 Jeffrey Ralph Davis
9810 Velma Louise Dixon
9811 James Ricky Eason
9812 Walter Lee Eason
9813 Pamela Rose Gautier
9814 Edward Anderson Glover
9815 Terry Michael Graves
9816 Blondie Gale Hicks
9817 Deborah J. Holliday
9818 Janet Johnson
9819 Michael Glenn Johnson
9820 Ricky Lynn Johnson
9821 Tammy Johnson
9822 Doyce D. Jones
9823 Michael Douglas Lee
9824 Gary Leon McKinnie
9825 JoAnn McNeill
9826 Patricia Ann McNeill
9827 Pauline McNeill
9828 Ralph McNeill
9829 Ronnie McNeill
9830 Peggy D. Norris
9831 John Andrew Pipkins
9832 Sharon Rena Pipkins
9833 Anthony Smith
9834 Corbett Smith
9835 Larry Smith
9836 Ronnie Smith
9837 VOID
9838 Danny Stanley
9839 Reginald Lynn Walden
9840 Michael J. Weaver
9841 Michael Dewayne West
9842 John Thomas Westbrook
9843 Debbie Lynn Wester
9844 Charlene Annette Wilson
9845 Donald Word
9846 Lonnie Javonna Wright
9847 Ronald Timothy Wright
9848 Phyllis Ann Young
$ 106.72
130.93
118.30
68.60
110.70
130.90
104.56
49.68
72.94
51.64
150.85
112.66
64.25
143.38
34.65
82.96
17.32
150.85
105.73
57.92
44.82
97.00
104.56
17.32
132.44
118.30
64.25
124.00
30.32
48.50
118.30
95.19
150.85
17.32
124.94
110.70
147.38
150.85
143.38
143.38
34.65
143.38
150.85
130.90
138.24
150.85
119.30
143.38
150.85
143.38
124.94
45.24
150.85
124.94
150.85
150.85
150.85
150.85
143.38
97.00
143.38
150.85
150.85
34.65
82.96
150.85
104.21
77.14
143.38
150.85
119.84
143.38
124.94
150.85
150.85
SAT.ARY CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF JULY
001 through
005
006 Leland Delano Dixon
007 Leon Delton Dockery
008 Steve Dubis
009 Condary Ellis
010 Donald Ray Ennis
011 C raig S. Eury
012 Willard H. McCaskill
013 Alda Lee McNeill
014 Sharon C. Stewart
015 Virginia D. Stinney
016 Beverly E. Weeks
017 Kenneth W. White
018 Tracy Allen
019 James D. Beasley
020 Carol By rd
021 Anthony Cannady
022 David W. Duke
23 Deunths Duke
24 Kirby Haire
25 Victor Hayes
26 Michael L. Jones
27 Willie D. King
28 Tyrone Knight
29 Dwaine K. Lanier
30 Melanie G. Liles
31 Charlene M. Moore
32 Monique B. Moore
33 Russell McCormick
34 Carlston C. McKoy
35 Gwendolyn C. Mclean
36 Mayles L. McLean
37 Anthony Ragland
38 Teresa K. Ragland
39 Arlene Ridgell
40 Mark Ryals
41 Iris G. Smith
42 Kathy J. Tucker
43 Debbie Lynn Wester
44 Void
45 Void
46 Kathy Williams
47 Beverly S. Young
48 Cleveland Campbell
49 James Campbell
50 Herbert Chavis
51 Faye R. Elliott
52 Janice V. Gaines
53 Roy R. Gainey
54 Theodore R. Hodges
55 Larry B. Morgan
56 David E. McAllister
57 Paul E. McAllister
58 Robert E. McAllister
59 Marva L. McKoy
60 Willie McKoy, Jr.
61 Courtney G. McLean
62 Theresa B. McLean
63 Wayne McLean
64 Jimmy E. McMillian
65 Linda G. McNeill
66 VICTOR T. McNeill
67 Joseph C. Scott
68 Felecia Sims
69 Rossa M. Smith
70 Patricia A. Stone
71 Emily A. Terrell
72 Jennifer Terrell
73 Shirley G. Turlington
74 Richard L. Walker
75 James R. Wallace
76 Jerry Ashbell
77 Robyn D.Brenna
78 David L. Cameron
79 Leasa Cameron
80 Ricky Lee Chance
81 Johnnie M. Chatman
82 Jennifer M. Dean
83 Cynthia Gardner
84 Ernest R. Gilchrist
85 Alfred D. Houston
86 Bruce A. James
87
Void 88
237.00 89
240.00 90
240.00 91
175.50 92
240.00 93
240.00 94
228.00 95
234.00 96
240.00 97
120.00 98
166.50 99
240.00 100
184.00 101
184.00 102
101.20 103
184.00 104
184.00 105
184.00 106
128.80 107
184.00 108
184.00 109
184.00 110
184.00 111
184.00 112
184.00 113
184.00 114
184.00 115
165.60 116
184.00 117
110.40 118
110.40 119
184.00 120
126.50 121
110.40 122
184.00 123
184.00 124
147.20 125
184.00 126
Void 127
Void 128
110.40 129
169.05 130
172.50 131
174.80 132
169.05 133
184.00 134
92.00 135
172.50 136
110.40 137
184.00 138
36.80 139
165.60 140
184.00 141
184.00 142
52.90 143
161.00 144
184.00 145
206.31 146
184.00 147
184.00 148
161.00 149
147.20 150
184.00 151
174.80 152
151.80 153
184.00 154
165.60 155
184.00 156
184.00 157
184.00 158
165.60 159
184.00 160
18.40 161
125.35 162
184.00 163
165.60 164
184.00 165
110.40 166
18.40 167
184.00 168
179.40 169
Joe B. McCaden
Rou L. McDougald
Richard McGoogan
Jerry McKoy
Larry Palmer
Ginny D. Phillips
Andrew Ray
Letricia A. Ray
Edie Lee Seawell
Arthur L. Smith
Stanley T. Walker
Wayne Walker
Peggy Sue Williams
Tony J. Zatko
Timothy Jerome Adams
James P. Allen
Morris W. Allen
Patricia A. Allen
Dale Artis
Debbie L. Artis
Betty J. Baker
Eric Bethea
Drusilla Blue
Richard Blue
Joe E. Cagle
Larry K. Cameron
Constance E. Casey
Frederick L. Chavis
Sylvia J. Chavis
Patricia A. Cox
Gwendolyn N. Evans
Alfonza Frink
Andrew Graham
Vickie S. Hardee
Michael Lee James
Benjamin Johnson, Jr.
Terry Onel Jones
Shirley E. Leake
Alice F. Massey
Martha S Maynard
Tyrone McKeithan
Alvester L. McKoy
Felicia F. McLean
Michael D. Singleton
Donald L. Smith
Jimmy L. Smith
Rudy L. Smith
Tony C. Smith
Vincient Spears
Flora J. Stinney
Jackie A. Tart
Eugene White
Callie Williams
Ivary R. Bailey
Jacqueling Bailey
Gloria S. Brewington
Jeffrey R. Davis
Velma L. Dixon
James R. Eason
Walter Lee Eason
Edward Anderson Glover
Pamela R. Gautier
Terry M. Graves
Blondie G. Higks
Deborah J. Holliday
James T. Johnson
Janet Johnson
Michael G.,Johnson
Ricky Lynn Johnsn
Tammy Johnson
Doyce D. Jones
Michael D. Lee
Gary L. McKinnie
Joann McNeill
Patricia A. McNeill
Pauline McNeill
Ralph McNeill
Ronnie McNeill
Peggy D. Norris
John A. Pipkins
Sharon R. Pipkins
Anthony Smith
Corbett Smith
18.40
165.60
165.60
165.60
119.14
177.10
172.50
184.00
110.40
184.00
165.60
165.60
110.40
184.00
184.00
184.00
161.00
179.40
92.00
92.00
172.50
184.00
184.00
165.60
177.10
182.85
175.95
184.00
178.94
167.90
172.50
184.00
184.00
184.00
184.00
184.00
165.60
161.69
88.55
184.00
258.75
184.00
331.20
184.00
184.00
184.00
165.60
156.40
184.00
173.65
173.65
184.00
179.40
184.00
184.00
184.00
165.60
184.00
92.00
184.00
138.00
184.00
165.60
184.00
147.20
368.00
174.80
184.00
92.00
184.00
165.60
184.00
181.40
184.00
184.00
184.00
92.00
184.00
158.70
184.00
184.00
92.00
92.00
13 "'
170 Larry Smith
171 Ronnie Smith
172 Deborah Spencer
173 Danny Stanley
174 Delores D. Stewart
175 Reginald L. Walden
176 Michael J. Weaver
177 John T. Westbrook
178 Charlene A. Wilson
179 Donald Word
180 Lonnie J. Wright
181 Ronald Timothy Wright
182 Phyllis Ann Young
183 Void
184 Alvis L. Ockletree
185 Pamela D. Norris
186 Cad G. Collins
187 Vickie S. Clifton
188 Sarah A. Spences
189 Mary G. Ray
190 Donna C. Schoolcraft
191 Do -na S.B.Thomas
192 Gladys E. Sanders
193 Chipolla B. Street
194 Darline G. Tripp
195 Wiley M. Altman, Jr.
196 Deborah McL. Taylor
197 MatUda F. Johnson
198 Susal Lloyd
199 Gerard R. Ward
200 William A. Layton, Jr
201 Charles L. Mooney
202 Brenda S. Lucas
203 Rhonda S. Sinclair
204 Alice Barefoot
205 Vickie S. Johnson
206 Larry Hickman
207 James A. Jones
208 Gayle J. Flowers
209 Bonnie L. Earp
210 Betsy A. Groves
211 Tony D. Stevens
212 Ruth E. Baker
213 Casandra P. Carroll
214 Corbett L. Stewart
215 Da -ny R. Carr
216 Jerry Cameron
217 Vicky H. Doyle
218 Shelby W. Pollard
219 Billy Ray Lewis,Jr.
220 Matthew J. Gore
221 Mahlon R. Parker
222 William Carson
223 Mark Powell
224 Homer Bunn
225 Helen Y. Lee
226 Mickey Suggs
227 Dennis W. Pope
228 Lynne B. Fowler
229 Beverly J. Lamberth
230 Pamela S. Addison
231 Jimmy G. Avery
232 William D. Farmer
233 Lunda Ogburn
234 David W. Price
235 John D. Ferrell
236 Arthur Hurd
237 Thomas D. Malks
238 Theron L. Stewart
239 Charles Walden, Jr.
240 Junior H. Walden
241 Pauline Ennis
242 Marsha S. Bethune
243 Genevieve M. Bryant
244 Dorothy Dollar
245 Burnice B. Kelly
246 Jimmy W. Monroe
247 Flora M. Shaw
248 William A. Strickland
249 Patsy B. Thomas
250 Danny B. West
251 James T. Bunn
252 Harrison Evans, Jr.
92.00 253
184.00 254
120.75 255
184.00 256
265.19 257
184.00 258
119.60 259
184.00 260
184.00 261
165.60 262
184.00 263
165.60 264
163.30 265
Voia 266
150.00 267
190.00 268
184.80 269
189.36 270
187.50 350
200.00 351
200.00 352
220.00 353
131.25 354
150.00 355
207.36 356
220.00 357
120.00 358
204.80 359
200.00 360
162.50 361
192.50 362
240.00 363
100.00 364
200.00 365
200.00 366
240.00 367
200.00 368
43.75 369
92.50 370
160.00 371
157.50 372
100.00 373
137.50 374
97.50 375
175.00 376
60.00 377
87.50 378
181.25 379
172.50 380
87.50 381
162.50 382
360.00 383
280.00 384
312.00 385
256.00 386
140.25 387
122.88 388
240.00 389
110.00 390
117.50 391
214.40 392
320.00 393
320.00 394
200.00 395
300.00 396
240.00 397
240.00 398
200.00 399
200.00 400
100.00 401
200.00 402
200.00 403
200.00 404
225.00 405
115.20 406
220.00 407
240.00 408
220.00 409
280.00 410
213.00 411
432.00 412
240.00 413
111.36 414
Alton F. Guins, Jr.
David E. Jones
Albert D. Lavoie
Bettie S. Hollbrook
Wanda E. Jones
Edna L. Ray
Anita M. Williams
William Guy
Willie Currie
James A. Phillips
Barry L. Clemmons
James W. Garrett
Roger L. Kennedy
Grover C. McCormick
Abraham L. McKoy
Leron McN. Ockletree
Deborah C. Phillips
through
Void
Mamil L. McKoy
Doris M. Johnson
Doris Tyndall
Bobby J. Coupee
Mary B. Chance
Georgianna McNeill
Mildred R. Hall
Katherine C. Hayes
Dora M. House
Dorothy Roberts
Elise Sanders
Mary H. McLean
Rosie Campbell
Clinton E. Bass
John W. Tadlock
Annie R. Johnson
Kathleen Barefoot
Lillit T. Turlington
Margielene J. Partin
Wendy C. Talton
Annie Mae 0. Hayes
Eunice A. Tanksley
Jessie M. McLaughlin
Margie K. Hickman
Ileaner Morgan
Thelma P. Jernigan
Lura Stevens Flowers
Hazeline R. McLamb
Patricia J. Hardison
Void
Void
Void
Bobby R. Etheridge
M. H. Brock
W. J. Cotton, Jr.
Lloyd Stewart
Jesse Alphin
M. H. Brock
Patsy H. Nobles
Herbert ADCarson,
Rachel W. Blanchard
Vanessa W. Young
William T. Allen
Lottie Patterson
Rachel S. Korpulinski
Alice R. Shomper
W. E. Jones
Alice Schmincke
Edna W. Butts
Jackie J. Pate
Edna K. Newton
Madie Lee Morgan
Joyce J. Oliver
Henry J. Jacobs
Stanley Byrd
Roger W. Lyon
Henry D. Hood III
Donald R. McLamb
Donald E. Colville
Flora G. Milton
Clyde L. Ross
June S. Britt
Annie LC Griffis
Shirley McLean
220.00
194.40
248.00
192.96
131.52
219.20
219.20
300.00
200.00
200.00
240.00
240.00
240.00
200.00
240.00
200.00
288.80
Void
90.00
130.00
132.00
90.00
112.00
135.00
122.00
122.00
122.00
135.00
135.00
130.00
122.00
122.00
122.00
130.00
130.00
122.00
141.00
141.00
141.00
141.00
141.00
141.00
141.00
141.00
141.00
135.00
125.00
Void
Void
Void
225.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
742.49
428.14
901.86
524.39
432.97
776.72
462.07
364.37
397.03
792.07
474.57
398.35
392.64
408.35
392.66
400.13
544.64
521.38
556.06
526.73
441.11
397.38
592.72
427.06
371.08
382.50
383.58
1
415 Paul B. Drew
416 Lala R. Sturgill
417 Gladys Walker
418 Helen R. Crews
419 Naomi F. Hawley
420 Glyness Meeks
421 Patticia W. McDonald
422 Mary M. Hawley
423 Mary P. Avery
424 Annie Lee Gainey
425 Bobbie S. Mize
426 Sandra B. Dickens
427 Emma Lee West
428 Harvey V. Godfrey
429 Marjorie G. Wade
430 Joyce G. Pulliam
431 K. Egeta Williams
432 John D. Davis
433 Jane I.H. Smith
434 Bobbie B. Beasley
435 John C. Harvey
436 Cynthia T. Schumann
437 Edward D. Rice
438 Benita J. Messer
439 Emmett Allen
449 Mazelle Stephenson
441 Teresa S. Cummings
442 Ruby C. Jenkins
443 Mary Anita Parker
444 Joyce G. Brown
445 Richard C. Giles
446 Roxanne R. Ayers
447 Bonnie Byrd Temple
448 Edna J. Black
449 Margie Harrington
450 Kathleen Thorns
451 Pauline Sanford
452 Maydell A. Hatley
453 Donna S.R. Taylor
454 Anne P. Dean
455 Linda C. Sprinkle
456 Carra G. Avery
457 Robert Lee Coats
458 Shirley Anne Jones
459 Vickie N. Turlington
460 John Robert Warren
461 Void
461 Jane M. McLeod
462 Wilma McGregory
463 James E. Goff
464 H. W. Lloyd
465 Earl L. Childers, Jr.
466 Stephen B. Warrick
467 Lincoln Blanding
468 Juanita S. Hight
469 Bettie E. Giles
470 Wanda J. Hardison
471 Virginia L. Simmons
472 Jennifer Speas
473 Ophelia McLean
474 Lorena H. Jackson
475 Henry S. Thompson
476 Lida Renn O'Quinn
477 Revecca S. Coleman
478 Louise M. Lloyd
479 Patricia A. McKee
480 Hoyt B. Fowler
481 Donald Ray Womble
482 Margaret N. McDondld
483 Alta P. Pope
484 Evelyn B. Howard
485 Bertha M. Taylor
486 Muriel Ferris Cann
487 Alma Jean Bass
488 Francis H. McKay
489 Kathy S. McAllister
490 Neta T. Worth
491 William F. Roach
492 Lula B. Morrison
493 Annie Per]. McNeill
494 Janet T. Blackwell
495 Wanda T. Pendergraft
496 Void Void
310.19 497
443.95 498
285.57 499
862.81 500
515.37 501
538.50 502
491.38 503
483.37 504
491.38 505
404.58 506
464.11 507
418.97 508
795.21 509
757.88 510
710.93 511
693.56 512
681.76 513
697.60 514
816.94 515
504.13 516
622.33 517
794.70 518
649.96 519
446.61 520
467.37 521
484.74 522
563.73 523
522.52 524
395.09 525
491.83 526
457.01 527
394.52 528
397.21 529
570.94 530
430.32 531
514.89 532
583.94 533
447.11 534
531.72 535
763.27 536
486.61 537
519.97 538
754.80 539
423.48 540
595.08 541
582.93 542
Void 543
579.13 544
654.97 545
426.91 546
518.00 547
340.00 548
294.00 549
286.50 550
337.37 551
360.40 552
295.56 553
300.91 554
348.58 555
269.46 556
357.82 557
1,114.95 558
911.90 559
657.57 560
695.43 561
687.74 562
703.17
915.57
513.05
409.71
375.76
401.27
650.39
444.39
705.29
616.38
442.76
739.52
416.81
341.94
719.61
311.54
Herbert E. Hudson
Corbett A Coats
Robert J. Burnett
John H. Strickland
George G. Pope
John Jay West
Margaret Randall
Janet H. Johnson
Nina P. Bethune
Melanie H. Collins
Virginia S. Warren
Thomas T. Lanier
Lillian B. Smith
Jean M. Irvin
Edward McCormick
Roy S. Godwin
Thomas H. James
Lee V. Harris
Dories McKoy
Henry McDougald
Milton Harrington
Tony M. Tucker
Bessie W. Moss
Fred D. Freeman, Jr.
Robert Al. Gray.
Walter T. Weeks, Jr.
Robert A. Barefoot
Steve A. Hylton
Sterling A. McLean
Robert G. Edison
Sterling A McLean
BARbara Edison
Alvis H. Black
David P. Stewart
Joseph D. Lucas
Wayne Faircloth
Grace L. Stoen
Dana B. Myrick
Harold Lambeth
Wendy Pulliam
Carl 0. Jones
Lela B. Williams
Gwendolyn A. McDonald
Susan S. Worrell
Jualia Cameron
Deborah K. Moore
Sheree G. Arnold
Evangeline J. Matthews
William F. Hall
Andrew M. Anderson
Wade H. Stewart
L.C. Gregory, Jr.
Burnice F. Temple
Lewis C. Rosser, Jr.
Johnny Halcomb
Clyde F. Pate
Sammy R. McLean
Rufus H. Parrish
Billy G. Wallace
Ronald P. Green
James E. Turnage
John H. Atkins III
Connie C. Spence
Caviness R. Stewart
Owen H. Wllis, Jr.
Slane E. Sturgill
688.72
598.95
449.87
413.88
301.65
264.06
624.94
213.57
362.35
351.41
613.30
743.75
437.00
524.05
300.0-0
70.61
417.08
381.16
337.17
328.82
346.89
985.40
477.37
785.68
694.57
348.48
847.72
361.54
744.64
835.91
549.91
639.80
786.25
709.52
743.42
821.91
482.57
242.24
67.79
56.49
38.13
264.80
262.44
237.45
243.90
228.63
189.48
255.38
229.67
233.67
782.01
602.62
523.68
532.11
530.38
539.30
523.32
450.52
522.44
503.20
580.70
532.44
559.94
453.71
208.38
606.79