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Home My WebLink About09151975482 MINUTES OF THE MID -MONTH MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Mid -month meeting The mid -month meeting of the Board of Commissioners was held on Monday, September 15, 1975, in the Comm- issioners Room, New County Office Building, Lillington, N. C. The Chairman called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. with the following present; Commsg: sioners M. H. Brock, Jesse Alphin, and W. J. Cotton, Jr. H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk and Edward H. McCormick, County Attorney were present for the meeting. PRAYER Commissioner Alphin led the evening prayer. READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES The minutes were read by the Secretary and approved. REPORT ON BIDS FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Commissioner Cotton reported on the bids for the sale of the surplus automobiles, which were opened on the 2nd day of September, 1975. As spokesman for the Committee, his recommendation was that the bids be rejected. MASSAGE PARLORS POLICY PRESENTED County Attorney, Edward McCormick spoke on massage parlor matters, indicating that enforcement of the ordinance to regulate massage parlors would commence on September 20, 1975, and during this time, admin- istrative matters could be cleared up. The County Attorney presented a proposed policy for donsideratbn and action by the Board entitled -- POLICY ON COLLECTING AND REFUNDING FEES FOR MASSAGIST LICENSES AND MASSAGE PARLOR LICENSES. The proposed policy follows: POLICY ON COLLECTING AND REFUNDING FEES FOR MASSAGIST LICENSES AND MASSAGE PARLOR LICENSES THAT, WHEREAS, the Sheriff has requested that the County collect the license fee for Massagists and for Massage Par- lors required by "An Ordinance Regulating the Business of Massage and Massage Parlors';'; and WHEREAS, It is the desire that the County's policy on this beta matter of record that can be made available to the public upon request; NOW, THEREFORE, THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ESTABLISH THE FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE: 1. APPLICATION FORM. Applicants for either a massagist license or Massage Parlor license may obtain application forms from either the Office of the Harnett County Tax Collector or the office of the Harnett County Sheriff. 2. TENDER OF LICENSE FEE. An applicant for a massagist license or massage parlor license may tender the required fee to the Harnett County Tax Collector or his authorized repres- entative who shall issue a receipt for the amount of the fee and indicate thereon that the money was tendered in payment of allicense fee for either a massagist or massage parlor. 3. SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION FORM AND RECEIPT TO THE SHERI FF. The applicant may present to the Sheriff or his authorized representative the application for a license and the receipt provided to him at the Tax Collectors office. 4. ACCEPTANCE OF THE LICENSE FEE AND ISSUANCE OF LICENSE. If the applicant meets the eligibility requirements for a lic- ense set out in the County's ordinance regulating the business of massage and massage parlor and incorporated in the form "Apllication for Massagist's License /Massage Parlor License ", then the Sheriff shall issue the license and upon issuance of a license pursuant to the ordinance, the fee tendered by the applicant is deemed accepted as payment for the license. The license shall expire one (1) year after the date of issuance. 5. REFUND PROCEDURE UPON NON- ISSUANCE OF LICENSE. If the applicant does not meet the eligibility requirements for a license as provided for in the ordinance regulating the bus- iness of massage and massage parlors and incorporated in the form "Application for Massagist License /Massage Parlor License ", then the Sheriff shall make the following entry on the receipt: Action "No license issued" and sign the same. The applicant may return the receipt to the Tax Collector and the Tax Collector may void the receipt and return the payment if no deposit of the funds has been made; if a deposit of the funds has been made or if the Tax Collector is other- wise unable to make a refund, then the Tax Collector shall make the following entry on the receipt: "No refund Made" and sign the same. The applicant may take the receipt with the proper notations from the offices of the Sheriff and Tax Collector to the County Finance Officer and obtain a refund of the amount paid by the applicant. This the 15th day of September, 1975. HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BY: /s/ B. R. Etheridge Chairman Commissioner Alphin moved to adopt the policy herein - before introduced and entered, Commissioner Cotton seconded and the motion carried, unanimously. APPLICATION FOR MASSAGIST'S LICENSE /MASSAGE PARLOR LICENSE The following form was introduced by the County Attorney for approval by the Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Cotton moved that the form be approved for use, Comm- issioner Alphin seconded the motion and the issue carried unanimously. A reproduction of the form follows: APPLICATION FOR MASSAGIST'S LICENSE /MASSAGE PARLOR LICENSE I. Eligibility Requirements for a License. If the answer to one or more of the following questions is "Yes ", then you are not eligible for license either as a massagist or a massage parlor operator: 1. Are you under 18 years of age? 2. Have you ever been convicted of violating an ordinance of Harnett County entitled "An Ordinance Regulating the Business of Massage and Massage Parlors ?" 3. Have you ever been convicted of a crime involving sexual misconduct? II. Further Requirements. I consent to be fingerprinted and tender herewith a receipt from the Tax Collector for the following (check one): / / $50.00 for a massage license. / / $500.00 for a Massage Parlor License. This day of , 19 Applicant Business Address Business Telephone No. Hwy.or Road No.(for Massage Parlor License Only) Description of Premises to be included in License (for Massage Parlor License only) NOTE: Applicants are entitled to the following: 1. A copy of the County's Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Regulating the Business of Massage and Massage Parlors." 2. A copy of the County's Policy entitled a "Policy on Collecting and Refunding Fees for Massagist Licenses and Massage Parlor Licenses." COMMENTS ON THE APPEARANCE BEFORE UTILITIES COMMISSION The County Attorney commented on the appearance on September 9, 1975, before the Utilities Commission, stating that he, Chairman Etheridge and Commissioner Alphin, had appeared to protest the increased rate with no additional services for the County. JOHN INGRAHAM, CPA JURY COMMISSION CHAIRMAN John Ingraham, Certified Public Accountant, who audits the books and records of the County, appeared before the Board, presented copies of his "REPORT ON EXAM- INATION OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1975," and discussed with the Commissioners the important aspects of the report. The Board accepted the report with appreciation. Graham Henry, Chairman of the Jury Commission, presented statements for the Commission for their work in com- piling the jury list as follows: B. B. Hudson $ 975.00 Fulton Patterson 1,600.00 Graham Henry 2,400.00 REPORTS OF THE MANAGER Landfill Container Site Tax Offices moving Sheltered Workshop News REQUEST FROM RED CROSS County Manager Brock made a report on the County Garage, and presented estimates for fencing to enclose the garage area, from three vendors as follows: Allison Fence Company - $3,340.00 -- Acme Fence Company - $3,190.00 -- with alternate proposal $281.00 -- Sears Roebuck — $3,809.76. He suggested that a committee be named to determine the best offer so that an order could be placed for the fence. The Chairman appointed a committee with the authority to decide the best offer and to purchase the fence, this by motion of Commissioner Alphin and second of Commiss- ioner Cotton, and a unanimous vote. The persons appointed to compose the committee were Commissioners Cotton and Brock. The Manager reported on the landfill container site, in that construction would soon begin. He reported that moving day to the new Tax Supervisor and Tax Collector quarters to thebbasement area of the Courthouse was set for October 1st. He then talked with the Board about the activities of the Sheltered Workshop and their expansion plans and of the contracts for the construction of nut- crackers. The Chairman stated that he would plan a tour of the premises after the first Monday meeting in October so the Commissioners could visit the facility. A request was presented from the Harnett County Chap- ter of American Red Cross for the $1,000. that was included in the present budget. Commissioner Cotton moved that the request be honored, Commissioner Alphin seconded and the issue carried. RSVP request for Letter of Intent A request from RSVP was made in that a letter of intent to support the program was needed, for an amonnt of an appropriation of $3,800. plus space and utilities, be issed to the proper authorities by the Board of Comm- issioners. Commissioner Alphin moved that a letter of intent indicating continued support in the Amount of $3,800. plus space and utilities be issued, Commissioner Cotton seconded and the issue passed. ELEVATING SCRAPER PROPOSALS After presentation of two proposals to procure an elevating scraper for the landfill program, the Chairman appointed a committee, composed of Commissioners Brock and Cotton, to meet with the County Attorney to determine the most feas- ible and equitable method to secure such a piece of equipment. A tentative meeting was set for September 16, 1975. ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 9:20 P. M. ?V& hai an Clerk to the, Bo rd GENERAL FUND CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1975. 6264 N. R. Sessoms 100.00 6265 Thad H. Pope 395.59 6266 Virginia Warren 79.14 6267 Helen McFarland 101.30 6268 Harnett Co. AFDC Fund 17,332.22 6269 Harnett County AD Fund 6,350.00 6270 Payroll A/C 5,371.17 6271 Kenneth Earl Holland 177.10 6272 Bank of North Carolina, NA 2,804.10 6273 Bank of North Carolina, NA 2,078.86 6274 The Law Enforcement Officers Benefit and Retirement Fund 678.35 6275 William L. Meyers 50.00 6276 N.C. Blue Cross $ Blue Shield 1,138.00 6277 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster 4,000.00 6278 Bank of North Carolina, NA 13,768.00 6279 N.C. Blue Cross Y, Blue Shield 1,445.00 6280 Bank of North Carolina, NA 4,588.69 6281 The Law Enforcement Officers' Benefit and Retirement Fund 678.35 6282 Void Void 6283 Lafayette Drug Co. 3.75 6284 Lillington EXXON Station 34.70 6285 Lillington Exxon Inc. 36.00 6286 Lillington " 1,163.70 6287 Lillington " 1,061.39 6288 Barbara Edison 322.54 6289 Dunn Recreation Department 1,675.00 6290 Coats 1,625.00 6291 Angier Recreation Commission 1,625.00 6292 Lillington " 1,625.00 6293 Erwin Recreation Commission 1,675.00 6294 Dunn Recreation Department 435.00 6295 Mae Marshbanks 200.00 6296 Jolly Day Camp 1,500.00 6297 Harmony 1,000.00 6298 Boone Trail Recreation Dept. 347.00 6299 John Womble 8.00 6300 Edna Truelove 37.66 6301 Harnett County School CO 50,000.00 6302 McLeod, Watson, Coats, Inc. 650.00 6303 Bank of North Carolina 1,890.00 6304 Mrs. L. R. Arnold 238.50 6305 Mrs. Dougald McCauley 100.00 6306 Mrs. David Ferrell 220.45 6307 Mrs. A. M. Ivey 294.75 6308 Lettie Johnson 131.80 6309 Amanda McFarland 233.75 6310 Mrs. D. C. McKinney 345.10 6311 Mrs. Edwin Morris 111.35 6312 Mrs. Herman Tew 86.25 6313 Mrs. J. A. Walker 345.10 10 days as Court Officer Services rendered Bd. of Elections Seminar expenses Services rendered Bod. of Elections Contribution Contribution EJP Payroll EJP Angier Matching contri. for SS Health Lib CD Gen. Emp and Policemen Matching contri for deputies Cost of Living pay. 043 0012 001 Postage for Postage Meter Aug. WH Tax 043 0012 001. Emp. ret. contri. Emp. Ret. Contri. 4 gals distilled water Acct. to 8 -18 -75 Acct. for Co. Mgr. Acct through 8 -16 Aug. Acct. from 8 -18 -75 16 days Arts & Crafts for Aug. 1/2 of allocation for Recreation Softball tournaments Arts $ Crafts workshop 2 Jolly Day Camps. 1975 Recreation allocation Lights and Jr. League tourn. Transportation W.R. Byrd 2 days work in Bd. of Elections Bal of 1974 -75 Approp. Public official bond Bal. Aug. WH tax B. Home Care B. Home Care less overpayment July. B. Home Care 7486 6314 Mrs. Ernest West 6315 Kennedy Home 6316 Bessie Lee 6317 Falcon Orphanage 6318 Kennedy Home 6319 Church of God Orphanage 6320 Mrs. Cristal Evans 6321 Mrs. J. A. Walker 6322 Mrs. C. V. Evans 6323 Vanessa W. Young 6324 Harnett County News 6325 Institute of Government 6326 Institute of Government 6327 Joseph Ruzicka- South, Inc. 6328 E. Marshall Woodall 6329 Georgia Lee Brown, CSC 6330 Lillington Tire Sales and Service 6331 Supreme Gulf Service Station 6332 Randy E. Sturgill 6333 Dr. Grover C. Pate 6334 ABC Mfg. 6335 Lillington Medical Clinic 6336 Everette Arnold, CPCU 6337 Eastman Kodak Co. 6338 Owen G. Dunn Co. 6339 Div. of Health Services 6340 The Dunn Clinic 6341 Dr. F. X. Fallon 6342 N. C. Natural Gas Corp. 6343 Dutch Treat Markets, Inc. 6344 Johnson's 6345 Mack's Variety Fashions 6346 Carolina Tel. €, Tel. Co. 6347 Social Casework 6348 Double Evnelope Corp. 6349 Wendy Pulliam 6350 Wade Marks 6351 American Public Welfare Assoc. 6352 First Citizens Bank $ Tr. Co. 6353 First Citizens Bank $ Tr. Co. 6354 Bank of North Carolina 6355 First Citizens Bank €, Tr. Co. 6356 Central Carolina Bank $ Tr. Co. 6357 Southern National Bank 6358 Waccamaw Bank $ Trust Co. 6359 Mrs. Edwin Boyette 6360 J. Clyde Adams 6361 Walter Dafford, Jr. 6362 C. S. Fowler 6363 Jesse Alphin 6364 N.C. State University 6365 Gray €, Creech, Inc. 6366 Godwin Building Supply Co. 6367 Dr. Jo. Anne Burkhalter 6368 Mildred West 6369 Lillington Hardware €, Furn. 6370 Institute of Government 637 1 Harold Lambeth 6372 Calimaster Sound Instruments, Inc. 6373 Electric Sales €, Ser., Inc. 6374 Cape Fear Insurance Agency 6 375 Lida R. O'Quinn 6376 Muriel F. Cann 6377 Louise Lloyd 6378 Patricia McKee 6379 Donald R. Womble 6380 Patricia McKee 6381 Frances McKoy 6382 Kathy McAllister 6383 Dr. C. E. Roberts 6384 Dr. J. 0. Fridley 6385 M. H. Brock 6386 Billy Lanier 6387 Roy H. Byrd 6388 Betsy Johnson Mem. Hosp. 6389 Dr. C. L. Corbett 6390 dr. A. W. Peede 6391 Winchester Surgical Supply Co. 6392 Clyb Cleaners 6393 Wyeth Laboratories 6394 Syntex Laboratories, Inc. 6395 Schmid Laboratories, Inc. 6396 Dept. of Human Resources 6397 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster 6398 Parke, Davis $ Company 107.10 B. 116.15 B. 596.75 100.00 115.00 72.80 106.60 7.66 15.32 3.00 Travel Exp. 24.00 Adv. 5.15 Publications 10.30 20 copies Pretrial Crim. Procedure 990.00 Inv. nos. 68970, 69534. 160.00 Tax foreclosure suits 118.00 Court Costs 458.43 Aug. Acct. Sheriff 798.12 Aug. Acct. 95.89 48 1/2 days work 46.00 Re Jimmy Lawson 160.99 Inv. No. 13999 82.00 Professional services 300.30 Policy LC 2234 1,283.65 54271, 54635, 54679, 16993, 122- H24634. 423.11 2 fee books 150.00 Case 7500433 25.00 Casee 7505464 25.00 Case 7505465 12.71 per statement 81.58 Acct. Co. Jail 20.70 Aug Acct. Co. Jail 47.05 Aug Acct. 18.18 Per statement 18.00 1 yr sub. 141.74 Inv. 169293 28.24 Cleaning Dunn Soc. Serv. Office 20.00 Aug Comm Bldg Rent 275.00 Agency membership 100.00 200 Food Stamp Transactions• - July 75.00 150 " 158.00 316 " 110.00 220 " 88.50 177 " 118.00 236 " 131.50 263 " 25.10 Soc. Ser. Bd. Meet 22.70 Soc. " 25.10 Soc. " 20.00 Soc. " 25.10 Soc. " Home Care Home Care It 11 11 " 44.75 20.25 8.79 608.40 23.85 11.17 5.15 33.89 49.76 34.25 9.00 1.75 3.50 2.38 96.27 4.25 89.50 2.10 89.86 25.00 20.00 21.20 21.20 23.60 3.00 Re Toshene Renee Mims. 280.00 Aug. Clinics 352.75 Treating patients and clinics 142.24 Aug. Acct. 34.68 July, Aug acct. 208.16 8097 520.00 1927910 180.00 089987 53.70 July, Aug Acct. 50.00 postage 111.24 Inv. 62330 J 8487 - Dated July 31, 1975 Inv. No. 21284 Inv. No. 152566 Aug Clinics, Mileage mileage 1027 7679 Cutting grass at Dunn Health Center Inv. Inv. No. 8180 532 JC 8642 July Workshop Expenses San. Meeting Expenses Workshop Expenses Bd. of Health Meet -ng " 6398 Parke, Davis $ Company 6399 Void 6400 Lillington Roller Mills 6401 Margaret Randall, Lib. 6402 Dorothy A. Dollar 6403 N. C. State Library 6404 Supt. of Documents 6405 Home Library Service 6406 Western Publishing Co., Inc. 6407 N. C. Council of Women's Orfanizations 6408 The Register f, Tribune Syndicate 6409 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster 6410 Gaylord Bros. Inc. 6411 Town of Lillington 6 412 Norwood Oil Co. 6413 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 6414 Netro Blue 6415 Thomas T. Lanier 6416 KHB Professional Electronics 6417 Motorola, Inc. 6418 Sanford Business Machines, Inc. 6419 The Daily Record 6420 Sanford Business Machines, Inc. 6421 Carolina Power F, Light Co. 6422 Storr Sales Co. 6423 Cavin's Business Products, Inc. 6424 Brock Chevrolet Co., Inc. 6425 Lillington FCX 6 426 Bowen Office Equipment Co. 6427 Xerox Corp 6428 Modern Laundry $ Cleaners, Inc. 6429 Morris Wade Sales Co. 6430 Twyford Printing Co. 6431 N.C. State Comm for the Blind 6432 N.C. Dept. of NER 6433 B. E. Bobbitt f, Assoc. 6434 Harnett Co. Sheltered Workshop 6435 Ellis Barbour g Sons 6436 ICN pharmaceuticals 6437 Clyde L. Patterson 6438 Purdie Bros. Inc. 6439 Wilbourne Furn. Co. 6440 Lillington FCX 40.41 6441 City Service Station 6442 N.C. Natural Gas Corp. 6443 Town of Lillington 6444 James Allen 6445 Lanky's Bicycle Shop 6446 Sears, Roebuck and Company 6447 Chief Boiler Inspector 6448 Hogue Electric Co. 6449 Lee Vernon Harris 6450 Byerly Enterprises, Inc. 6451 Thomson -Davis Agency 6452 Cape Fear Criminal Justice P. reg. 6453 Carolina Arts f Pub. 6454 Hayes Hobby House 6455 Twyford Printing Company 6456 Carolina Power $ Light Co. 6457 Amway Products 6 458 Degree Day Systems, Inc. 6459 Lillington Auto Parts 6460 Oil Equipment MAINTENANCE Co. 6461 Warren Bros. Oil Co. 6462 Betsy Johnson Mem. Hosp. 6463 Harold W. Lloyd Agri- Ext. Ag. 6464 Harnett County Special School Dist. 6465 Black River Fire District 6466 Buies Creek Fire District 6467 Erwin Fire District 6468 Flatwoods Fire District 6469 Summerville Fire District 6470 Spout Springs Fire District 6471 Flat Branch Fire District 6472 Anderson Creek Fire District 6473 Grove Fire District 6474 Harnett County AD Fund 6475 Harnett County AFDC Fund 6476 Payroll A/C 6477 Church of God Children's Home 6478 Amanda McFarland 6479 The Dunn Dispatch 6480 Pope Printing Co. 6481 Georgia Lee Brown CSC 6482 National Police Supply 111.24 62330 Void 39.40 Aug Acct. Dog Pound 58.19 qJuly Aug. Travle 63.15 Aug. Travel 442.42 Inv. 10275 18.90 Pamphlets Co. Libraries 10.65 Invoice 6.30 8723 0046 5.00 Directory 35.45 Aug. Acct. Co. Lib. 25.00 Postage stamps 148.99 Inv. 353855 -0 5.60 Per statement 24.00 Aug Acct. 51.10 75 -5413 6.00 Cleaning CD Office 49.56 Expenses Regional Safety School. 12.48 2216 32.50 26700 288.58 1831, 1828. 42.50 Aug. ads for Bd. of Comm and Auditor 376.12 5086 5013 287.96 Per statements 271.81 117994, 10986, 118997, 119454. 294.89 3146, 2940 533.50 Aug. Acct. 8.32 Aug Acct. Jail -July Acct. SS 5.75 1941, 43438, 36745 439.72 031621117, 103552059, 031320136, 031494072. 49.21 Aug Acct. 38.33 17794, 15927, 16793, 1034 515.10 17274, 17275, 17276, 17277, 17273, 17194 558.73 Co's share for aid to the Blind 1,723.02 Co's part for Forest Fire Control 267 inv. for Sheltered Workshop 67.94 Co's share of utilities 1,411.00 #25SM805735 55.39 0807 -0114 6.00 Parts for gte 82.79 40699 6.24 2530 Vac. bags. July Aug. Acct. 9.10 July, Aug Acct. 197.64 Per statement 125.00 Per statement 10.82 Refund materials purchased 4.25 965 -keys 10.72 Gate for garbage program 4.00 Inv. No. 7524454 35.51 1766 5.55 Aug Travel 908.00 Pol. 22 SMP 513073 89.00 pol. 475 11 86 2,181.72 Inv. Nos. 152, 175. 9.36 Inv. No. 20071 71.93 14153, 14184 107.06 17301, 17302. 12.03 Per statement 8.79 984204 108.60 45491 117.73 16808, 17013 1,699.34 7728, 7731 3,594.33 5284 County Garage 81.75 Aug. Culture Plates 16.38 July travel 4,166.86 1% sales Tax ending 6 -30 -75 865.65 674.91 762.95 440.16 1,349.83 484.18 528.19 674.91 674.91 56.00 Contri. from Gen.Fd. 547.97 5,762.00 EJp 94.60 B. Home Care 51.94 32.00 Aug. 21 Ad. 47.84 10 Misc. Books 12.00 74- CVD1799 13.39 Inv. No. 27358 488 6483 Larry V. Turlington 6484 Lillington Medical Clinic 6485 Piggly Wiggly 6486 Eastman Kodak Company 6487 Lanier's Hardware 6488 Dr. S. Glenn Wilson 6489 Betsy Johnson memborial Hospital 6490 Ortho Pharmaceutical Copr. 6491 Roane - Barker, Inc. 6492 Planned PArenthood Fed. of America 6493 Municipal Forms $ Sustems 6494 Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 6495 Western Publishing Co., Inc. 6496 Harnett County News 6497 Cricket 6498 Survive 6499 KHB Professional Electronics 6500 Morris Wade Sales Co. 6501 Carolina Power F, Light Co. 6502 E. R. Thomas Drug Acct. 6503 Belvin L. Strickland 6504 Xerox Corp 6505 Twyford Printing Company 6506 Lafayette Drug Co. 6507 Sanford Business Machines, Inc. 6508 Sanford Business Machines, Inc. 6509 Edward H. McCormick 6510 N.C. Dept. of NER 6511 United Daughters of the Conf 6512 Unijax 6513 Shaw's Plumbing Service 6514 Lanier's Hardware 6515 Carolina Tel. $ Tel. Co. 6516 Exxon Company 6517 Gulf Oil Corp. 6518 American Express Company 6519 Bowen Office Equipment Co. 6520 The Wall Street Journal 6521 Casey S. Fowler 6522 Theron Miller 6523 Haywood Hall 6524 Eugene Smith 6525 Morris Wade Sales Co. 6526 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster 6527 Lillington Auto Parts 6528 C $ D Agency 6529 Lafayette Drug Company 6530 Payroll A/C 6531 Eunice Rozella 6532 James R. Allen 6533 Harnett County Medicaid Fund 6534 Harnett County AD Fund 6535 Harnett County AFDC Fund 6536 Sandra Leann Gilbert 6537 Neil A. Stewart, Jr. 6538 Margaret Murchison 6539 Deborah J. Gray 6540 Cara S. Hewitt 6541 Marion Lockamy 6542 Mark Helms 6543 Carolina Power €, Light Co. 6544 Town of Lillington 6545 N. C. Natural Gas Corp 6546 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. 6547 Carolina Tel. $ Tel. Co. 6548 Carolina Tel. $ Tel. Co. 6549 Carolina Power $ Light Co. 6550 Division of Health Services 6551 Payroll A/C 6552 Void 6553 Andrew M. Anderson 6554 William Fred Hall 6555 Bank of North Carolina, NA 6556 Bank of North Carolina, NA 6557 The Law Enforcement Officer's Ben. 6558 N.C. Blue Cross $ Blue Shield 6559 Bank of North Carolina, NA 6560 Bank of North Carolina, NA 6561 Bank of North Carolina, NA 6562 Law Enforcement Benefit and Ret. 6563 Bank cf North Carolina, NA 6564 The Bank of North Carolina, NA 6565 N. C. Dept. of Revenue 6566 N. C. Blue Cross 8, Blue SShield 65.00 145.00 824.39 768.48 6.50 156.00 20.50 247.05 195.03 10.67 75.62 27.50 8.30 4.68 20.00 5.00 18.72 27.44 57.59 125.00 80.00 296.48 412.68 118.01 132.58 154.96 666.00 2,975.58 500.00 132.11 8.50 38.55 112.16 90.90 7.15 20.00 38.02 42.00 18.00 18.90 17.70 20.10 27.83 30.00 11.78 6,415.00 61.74 3,616.95 20.00 200.53 10,827.20 56.00 316.99 409.22 592.10 37.80 25.65 17.55 17.25 58.05 488.78 1.30 6.70 34.52 1,793.23 188.20 1,862.35 750.00 72,694.29 Void 195.83 192.83 2,334.07 1,692.44 558.35 1,203.80 8,463.21 11,116.94 3,879.90 558.35 11,384.90 19,582.76 10,432.74 1,488.74 Repairs to Co. Care. Professional Services Aug Acct. 55123, 122- H26543. 25 Toxophene Dust Co. Jail Treatment for 15 patients Re: Tyrill Chance, Levon Surles,Lori Ann 395635 57289, 57293. 13601 14297 L14597. B8080077 Lib. sub. 2 yrs. sub. 1 yr renewal CD Agency 1477 Per statement Sept. Rent Sept. REnt PDH 31878976, 31792824, 31793317 17419, 17420, 17421, 17418 July Acct. 1832, 1830. 5182 Aug. Professional services Co's share forest Fire Control 1975 -76 appropriation 6240929 1799 July, Aug. Acct. Per statement 9 369 130 159 6 44813 42352 047 138 863 7 July,Agu Acct. 1 yr sub. Dev. Bd. Meeting If It Aug. Acct. Postage 17663, 17893 WC policy Soc. Service Title I Bus ticket Title 1 payroll Contri Gen. Fund f Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. it f Salary travel and salary travel Travel Per statements n Reimbursement for NC Medicaid Sept. payroll September Salary Sept. Salary Matching contri. Matching contri. 0430012001 69- 0560675 -001 ft Employees' Ret. Contri. Employees ret. contri. WH Tax Sept. Employees' contri SS 4300019927 0430012001 SALARY CHECKS WRITTEN FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1975. 5178 Bobby R. Etheridge 5179 M. H. Brock 5180 W. J. Cotton, Jr. 5181 Gilbert Brown 5182 Jesse Alphin 5183 M. H. Brock 5184 Patsy H. Nobles 5185 H. D. Carson, Jr. 5186 Rachel W. Blanchard 5187 Vanessa W. Young 5188 Thomas Allen 5189 Lottie Patterson 5190 Rachel S. Korpulinski 5191 Alice R. Shomper 5192 W. Earl Jones 5193 Alice Schmincke 5194 Edna W. Butts 5195 Jackie J. Pate 5196 Wade H. Stewart 5197 Edna K. Newton 5198 Madie Lee Morgan 5199 Joyce J. Oliver 5200 Lemuel C. Gregory,Jr. 5201 B. F. Temple 5202 Lewis C. Rosser, Jr. 5203 Johnny Halcomb 5204 Clyde F. Pate 5205 Sammy R. McLean 5206 Rufus H. Parrish 5207 Billy G. Wallace 5208 James S. West 5209 Ronald P. Green 5210 James E. Turnage 5211 T. A. Coats, Jr. 5212 John H. Atkins, III 5213 George E. Cameron 5214 Henry J. Jacobs 5215 Stanley Byrd 5216 Roger W. Lyon 5217 Henry D. Hood, 111 5218 Connie C. Spence 5219 Flora Green Milton 5220 Clyde L. Ross 5221 June S. Britt 5222 Void 5223 Annie L. Griffis 5224 Shirley McLean 5225 Paul B. Drew 5226 B. E. Sturgill 5227 Ruth Sturgill 5228 Gladys Walker 5229 Helen R. Crews 5230 Naomi F. Hawley 5231 Glyness Meeks 5232 Patricia W. McDonald 5233 Madeline W. Hawley 5234 Mary P. Avery 5235 Annie Lee Gainey 5236 Bobbie S. Mize 5237 Sandra B. Dickens 5238 Emma Lee West 5239 Harvey V. Godfrey 5240 Marjorie G. Wade 5241 Joyce G. Pulliam 5242 Egeta Williams 5243 John D. Davis 5244 Jane H. Smith 5245 Bobbie B. Beasley 5246 Daniel C. Welch 5247 John C. Harvey 5248 Edward D. Rice 5249 Judith G. Crawford 5250 Cynthia T. Schumann 5251 Benita J. Beasley 5252 Emmett J. Allen 5253 Carra G. Avery 5254 Mazelle M. Stephenson 5255 Ruby C. Jenkins 5256 Mary A. Parker 5257 Joyce G. Brown 5258 Richard C. Giles 5259 Connor W. Williams, Jr. 5260 Roxanne R. Ayers 5261 Bonnie B. Temple 5262 Nancy E. Johnson 225.00 200.00 114.00 200.00 200.00 580.42 238.15 814.67 444.35 356.62 696.04 410.66 348.50 371.75 646.73 442.66 371.98 367.37 725.50 381.98 375.11 356.62 560.29 486.65 501.53 491.65 499.40 485.40 467.40 490.53 433.49 467.65 540.65 485.53 501.53 486.40 506.31 509.19 518.06 497.19 428.63 541.95 396.66 348.17 345.88 347.13 311.44 570.88 410.97 266.19 871.19 496.78 507.10 438.22 469.31 438.35 377.86 435.76 406.63 758.33 740.95 670.96 678.80 612.66 621.81 717.10 461.06 607.61 585.18 585.23 113.18 656.72 463.28 489.53 441.53 432.98 461.83 410.86 475.63 555.68 612.79 357.00 379.51 333.88 5263 Vickie N. Turlington 5264 Edna J. Black 5265 Janice M. Williford 5266 Margie Harrington 5267 Kathleen Thomas 5268 Pauline Sanford 5269 Maydell A. Hatley 5270 Donna Sue Taylor 5271 Anne Dean 5272 Linca C. Sprinkle 5273 James E. Goff 5274 H. W. Lloyd 5275 Earl Lee Childers, Jr. 5276 Lincoln Blanding 5277 Juanita S. Hight 5278 Bettie E. Giles 5279 Mary W. Jones 5280 Virghia L. Simmons 5281 Ida P. Hinnant 5282 Ophelia McLean 5283 Lorena H. Jackson 5284 Henry S. Thompson 5285 Lida R. O'Quinn 5286 Rebecca S. Coleman 5287 Louise M. Lloyd 5288 Patricia A. McLee 5289 Hoyt B. Fowler 5290 Donald Ray Womble 5291 William F. Roach 5292 Margaret N. McDonald 5293 Alta Pearl Pope 5294 Evelyn B. Howard 5295 Bertha M. Taylor 5296 Kathy B. Wicker 5297 Muriel F. Cann 5298 Alma Jean Bass 5299 Frances H. McKay 5300 Meta T. Worth 5301 Kathy S. McAllister 5302 Lula B. Morrison 5303 Herbert E. Hudson 5304 Corbett A. Coats 5305 Robert Junior Burnette 5306 John H. Strickland 5307 John Jay West 5308 George G. Pope 5309 Margaret R. Randall 5310 Janet H. Johnson 5311 Nina P. Bethune 5312 Melanie H. Collins 5313 Virginia S. Warren 5314 Thomas T. Lanier 5315 Lillian B. Smith 5316 Jean M. Irvin 5317 Edward H. McCormick 5318 Roy S. Godwin 5319 Thomas H. James 5320 Lee Vernon Harris 5321 Dories McKoy 5322 Henry McDougald 5323 Alvis Lee Ockletree 5324 Tony M. Tucker 5325 Bessie W. Moss 5326 Fred D. Freeman, Jr. 5327 Own H. Willis, Jr. 5328 Robert A. Gray, Jr. 5329 Joseph D. Lucas 5330 Grace L. Stoen 5331 Wayne Faircloth EJP CHECKS FOR SEPTEMBER 5090 Jimmie G. Avery 5091 Lynda S. Ogburn 5092 Ronnie L. Hargis 5093 W. D. Farmer 5094 Mahlon R. Parker, Jr. 5095 Theron L. Stewart 5096 Charles Walden, Jr. 5097 Randy T. Cook 5098 Tommy 0. Bennett 5099 Thomas J. Turlington 5100 Genevieve Matthews 5101 Chalmas C. Stewart 5102 Dorothy A. Dollar 556.16 499.15 591.42 488.35 539.12 524.12 478.23 518.28 724.85 452.36 427.50 471.00 300.00 271.95 314.23 339.60 290.85 286.78 342.40 255.78 336.13 1,024.75 852.38 629.48 683.75 595.68 703.23 772.31 784.50 443.73 391.51 386.23 385.08 580.55 628.05 348.17 673.61 455.03 578.92 421.78 626.38 553.18 426.86 395.51 273.12 273.24 575.51 196.59 345.88 329.13 414.23 745.58 400.43 501.66 300.00 70.61 382.37 356.01 323.81 309.81 325.81 931.80 464.86 720.67 767.10 718.78 715.83 183.80 288.28 266.28 161.30 161.30 253.63 248.92 155.00 82.50 176.30 84.50 241.62 179.84 227.62 157.77 490 5103 5104 5105 5106 5107 5108 5109 5110 5111 5112 5113 5114 5115 5116 5117 5118 5119 5120 5121 5122 5123 5124 5125 5126 5127 5128 5129 5130 5131 5132 5133 5134 5135 5136 5137 5138 5139 5140 5141 5142 5143 5144 5145 5146 5147 5148 5149 5150 5151 5152 5153 5154 5155 William A. Strickland Johns S. Jones Ed. W. Frderick James T. Bunn David E. Jones William E. Guy Ronald E. Whitman Wanda E. Jones Walter L. Skinadore Danny R. Hall Syble D. Gautier Edna L. Ray Danny K. Cook Deborah C. Phillips Grover C. McCormick Leron M. Ockletree Eddie D. Wall Thomas W. Baldwin Monroe Atkins Kenneth E. Holland Jimmie G. Avery Lynda S. Ogburn Ronnie L. Hargis W. D. Ramer Mahlon R. Parker, Jr. Theron L. Stewart Charles Walden, Jr. Tommy 0. Bennett John S. Jones Ed W. Frederick James T. Bunn David E. Jones Norman L. McLean Kathy J. Godwin William E. Guy Ronald E. Whitman Wanda e. Jones Walter L. Skinadore Danny R. Hall Syble D. Gautier Edna L. Ray Danny K. Cook Henry C. Jackson Deborah C. Phillips Grover C. McCormick Leron M. Ockletree Eddie D. Wall Monroe Atkins Thomas J. Turlington Genevieve Matthews Chalmas C. Stewart William A. Strickland Dorothy A. Dollar 233.37 144.74 172.74 216.96 160.03 215.62 161.30 103.98 68.32 161.30 147.21 147.21 143.23 188.96 175.30 169.30 186.30 81.73 96.98 176.30 266.28 161.30 161.30 254.28 248.92 155.00 152.00 153.00 144.74 87.37 216.96 160.03 168.47 72.74 215.62 161.30 162.30 112.81 146.47 81.61 147.21 90.94 162.30 188.96 175.30 169.30 186.30 204.96 241.62 163.65 227.62 206.13 138.91 TITLE 1 FOR SEPTEMBER, 1975 5156 5157 5158 5159 5160 5161 5162 5163 5164 5165 5166 5167 5168 5169 5170 5171 5172 5173 5174 5175 5176 5177 Lowdermilk Quinten Randy L. Thomas Billy R. Brown James Quick, Jr. Aaron L. Pope Don W. Pleasant Danny E. Pope Odis L. McNeill Pamela H. West Sheila A. Smith Prescilla Surles David W. Patterson Dallas B. Graves Deborah McLamb Taylor Vickie F. Pope Rhonda G. Howard Marc E. Dykes Lois G. Stewart Sherry D. Hall Laura Lucas Karne M. Pope Betsy A. Groves 182.75 192.25 211.33 216.63 215.16 192.25 220.46 103.56 168.92 192.25 200.53 166.29 142.57 149.36 147.43 107.94 128.00 126.58 121.18 146.67 134.31 150.53