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Home My WebLink About01051970Regular Meeting January 5, 1970 363 REGULAR MEETING January 5, 1970 CALL TO ORDER The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners convened on Monday, January 5, 1970 at 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners Room, Courthouse, Lillington, North Carolina. Those present were: Messrs. M. H. Brock, Chairman; D. P. Ray, Jr., Vice - Chairman; C. E. McLamb, member; W. J. Cotton, Jr., member; Gilbert Brown, membe Herbert D. Carson,Jr., Clerk and Gerald Arnold, County Attorney Chairman M. H. Brock called the meeting to order and Commissione Brown offered the morning prayer. READING AND The minutes of the December meeting were read and approved. APPROVAL OF INUTES Item 1, OHNSONVILLE RURITAN The following persons appeared before the Board and requested CLUB (Request for that certain property in the Johnsonville area be conveyed to the title to property) Johnsonville Ruritan Club: Col. G. J. Hooper, J. N. Mangum, Fred Taylor and H. M. Cagle. Col. Hooper was spokesman for the group. ACTION: After discussion, it was decided to hold a public hearing on Monday, January 26, 1970 at 7:30 p.m. in the Johnsonville Communit Center to determine if there is any opposition to the county conveyin said property to the Johnsonville Ruritan Club. AX COLLECTOR'S Item 2. SPORT Mr. Earl Jones, Tax Collector, presented his monthly report to the Board. AX AND WELFARE LIEN TTORNEY'S REPORT Item 3. Mr. Marshall Woodall, Tax and Welfare Lien Attorney, presented the following report to the Board: : Hamilton case: E: 1927 -1958 REPORT: TAX AND WELFARE LIEN ATTORNEY January 5, 1970 COLLECTION ON TAXES: NAME TOWNSHIP Waymon C. Bowden Abraham Cameron Betty McLean Heirs Anderson Creek Johnsonville Averasboro TOTAL AMT. CASE NO. COLLECTED ATTY.FEE 3434 3494 3733 $137.77 400.00 183.77 $30.00 30.00 20.00 TOTAL $721.54 $80.00 ACTION: Upon a motion by Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissioner Commissioner McLamb, it was resolved that Attorneys Woodall and Arnold dispose of the Hamilton case in an honorable manner. Motion carried unanimously. Taxes: ACTION: A discussion was held concerning the log of back taxes. Mr. Woodall was instructed to proceed with investigation of this matter and to report his findings and recommendations to the Board at the regular meeting in February. ORONER'S REPORT AX SUPERVISOR'S EPORT EED OF RELEASE ena Griffin roperty IAX LIST TAKER ,APPOINTMENT (Assistant) Item 4. Coroner Paul Drew presented his annual report to the Board. Item 5. Mr. Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor, submitted the following request for refund: Annie Jones Mullens, Heirs Amount: $7.78 ACTION: Upon a motion by Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissioner Ray, above refund was approved. Motion carried unanimously. Item 6 Attorney Edgar R. Bain appeared before the Board requesting a deed of release on 25' of property belonging to Lena Griffin. Chairman Brock informed Mr. Bain that a deed of release would be prepared. Item 7. Upon a motion by Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissioner Cotton, Mr. Lbyd Stewart, was appointed assistant tax lister in Upper Little River Township. Motion carried unanimously 36:4 ar • tar RESOLUTION: N.C. Local Item 8. Governmental Employees' Retirement System to Mr. Herbert Carson presented the following reso]Ltion for adoptio Provide Death Benefits EPORT: DIRECTOR OCIAL SERVICES . C. Hubbard AFDC Budget /C Commission or the Blind NORTH CAROLINA LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27602 RESOLUTION TO ENTER AGREEMENT FOR NORTH CAROLINA LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM TO PROVIDE EMPLOYEE DEATH BENEFITS WHEREAS, the 1969 GeneralAssembly amended the North Carolina Loc Governmental Employees' Retirement System laws so as to permit agreem for providing death benefits for employee members pursuant to G.S. 128- 27(1); and WHEREAS, the governing body of this Unit realizes the desirabili of providing its employees with the security and protection provided plan for death benefits; and 1 nts y y a WHEREAS, Article 3 of Chapter 128 of the General Statutes of Nor h Carolina provides that any employer governmental unit desiring to pro ide death benefits for its employee members must execute an agreement the efor with the Director of the North Carolina Local Governmental Employees' Retirement system: NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Harnett Bd. of Commissioners in regular session, 1. That the Board of County Commissioners hereby elects to secute death benefits for its employees in the North Carolina Local Governmental Employees' Retirement System. 2. That the Board of County Commissioners hereby agrees to comp y with all provisions of the North Carolina Local Governmental Employee ' Retirement System as defined in Article 3, Chapter 128 of the General Statutes of North Carolina, as amended, and to make such increased employer's contributions as the Local Governmental Employees' Retirem nt System may determine to be necessary in order to provide employee death benefits. 3. That the Chairman, M. H. Brock is hereby ordered and direct d to execute an agreement with the Director of the North Carolina Local Governmental Employees' Retirement System to implement the employee death benefits of G. S. 128- 27(1). Upon motion of C. E. McLamb and seconded by W. J. Cotton, Jr. the above resolution was introduced for passage. The following number voted in the affirmative: 5 The following number voted in the negative: none ACTION: Upon a motion by Commissioner McLamb, seconded by Commissio e r Cotton, it was resolved that the county enter into an agreement with 1 the North Carolina Local Governmental Employees' Retirement System to provide employee death benefits for all county employees. Motion carried unanimously Item 9. Mr. Fletcher C. Hubbard, Director of Social Services rendered a report from his department. Mr. Hubbard brought the following matter to the attention of the Board: a. Revision of the AFDC Budget for February through June of 1970. 1 ACTION: Upon a motion by Commissioner Ray, seconded by Commissioner H McLamb, it was resolved that Harnett County will provide the necessar AFDC funds in the amount of $1158 for this program. II Motion carried unanimously b. Request to close out the account with the Commission of the Blind ACTION: Commissioner McLamb moved, that the Board authorize payment of the $599.00 outstanding balance to the Commission For the Blind ar that this account be closed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Cotton and carried unanimously. Regular Meeting - January 5, 1970 APPOINTMENTS TO Item 10. Dunn Area Zoning & The following persons were named to the Dunn Area Zoning and Planning Board Planning Board: OAD PETITIONS OUNTY ATTORNEY'S EPORT Item 12. Mr. Gerald Arnold, County Attorney, reported on the following matters: Donald Langdon George Perry Lee Floyd Johnson George Mitchell ACTION: Upon a motion by Commissioner McLamb, seconded by Commission Ray, the above named persons were recommended for appointment to the Dunn Area Zoning and Planning Board. Motion carried unanimously Item 11. The following road petitions were presented for approval: #1122 Twin Lakes area - 1/2 mile for paving. #1138 Shawtown .5,with 21 occupied homes,for paving. ACTION: Upon a motion by Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissione Ray, above petitions were approved. Motion carried unanimously HAIRMAN'S REPORT a. status of suits pending in the courts. b. Livestock arena. Item 13. Mr. Brock reported the following matters to the Board. a. Mental Health: Completion date on building expected to be February 15. May 3 has been set as the tentative date for dedication. b. Office, Board of Elections: Contract for flooring of the office has been let and work will begin in the near future. c. Mr. Brock reported that the county has two police cars and a truck for sale. d. Report, Erwin Fire & Rescue Squad: Mr. Brock reported that the Erwin Fire and Rescue Squad had submitted a report to the Board. e. Mr. Brock reported that the hospital checks had been negotiated. f. Repair on Buildings: Negotiations have been made for repair on the roofs of the Harnett County Library and the Health Department buildings in Lillington and Dunn. RITTEN REPORTS Item 14. Written reports of the departments were submitted. DJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 12:00 o'clock noon. ATTEST: HERBERT D. Cl , JR. Clerk to the .card Bessie W. M Secretary r 366 FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF CHECKS ISSUED DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1970 1309 MOTOROLA INC. 32,50 1310 LILL. MEDICAL CLINIC 26.00 1311 BETSY JOHNSON MEM. HosP. 220.00 1312 DUKE UNIVER. MED. CENTER 10.00 1313 JONESBORO'S LEE DRUG 2.00 1314 DR. MARY M. MCLEOD 10.00 1315 OUTPATIENT DEPT.CHAPEL HILL 3.39 1316 LAFAYETTE DRUG Co. 15.72 1317 C. L. CORBETT 7.00 1318 CARLYLE BYRD 167.90 1319 ARCHIE WORRELL 49.50 1320 BILLY DICKENS 50.00 1321 THOMAS J. BYRD 10.00 1322 ELIZABETH F. MATTHEWS 30.00 1323 DUNN AMBULANCE SERVICE 203.00 1324 Vorn 1325 NC STATE COMMLFOR THE BLIND 599.85 1326 W. EARL JONES 21.00 1327 PAULINE B. CARTER 100.00 1328 ETTA MCNEILL 96.00 11329 MRS. EDWIN MORRIS 541.75 1330 MRS. D. C. MCKINNEY 91.25 11331 MRS. WADE JOHNSON 96.00 1332 RACHEL JOHNSON 90.00 11333- MARGIE JOHNSON 282.00 1334 MRS. DAVID FERRELL 270.50 1335 CRISTAL EVANS 96.00 1336 MRS. LYNN BYRD 90.00 1337 MRS. W. G. BUTLER 185.00 1338 MRS. GRADY ADCOCK 92.50 1339 BESSIE LEE 365.00 1340 WILLIAM A. CLARK 50.00 1341 WILLIAM P. ORE 92.50 1342 DAFFORD FUNERAL HOME 84.40 1343 LEE CO. SHELTERED WORKSHOP 25.00 1344 WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY 55.16 1345 GRAVELY SANATORIUM .60 11346 CONSERVATION & DEVELPPMENT1,216.80 1347 JERNIGAN PLUMBING & HEATING 12.00 '1348 T & J MOTORS 5.15 1349 LOUIS BAER DEPT. STORE 20.00 1350 ALEX M. CAMERON 14.40 ,11351 W. GUYTON SMITH 29.50 11352 H. DOUGLAS MOORE 27.90 1353 D. W. DENNING,JR. 49.35 1354 GROVER C. PATE, JR. 36.00 1355 IBM CORP. 10.92 ,1356 BOWEN OFFICE EQUIP. Co. 6.68 1357 THOMAS H. GLASSY 9.00 1358 A. W. PEEDE 120.00 X1359 J. RAY ISREAL 20.00 1360 C. L. CORBETT 170.00 1361 LANDUER JR. & Co. 10.20 1362 C. E. McLANB 51.60 11363 HARNETT Co. NEWS 22.10 1364 B. E. STURGILL 2.00 111365 MOBILE COMMUNICATION SER. 141.95 111366 SEXTON MOTOR SALES 95.68 1367 BURROUGHS CORP. 384.00 11368 LAYTON SUPPLY Co. 88.13 •.1369 AMER. STANDARD WHOLESALE 165.12 ,1370 TOWN OF LILLINGTON 97.90 11371 C. H. AVERY 50.00 1372 LEE CABINET & FIXTURE CO. 56.65 11373 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. CO. 2.00 1374 CITY SERVICE STATION 1,30 111375 PHELPS WELDING SERVICE 7.00 4376 SIRENA'S GIFT & FLOWER SHOP .2,58 11377 KING ROU'FING & MANUFACTURING149.75 111378 DOFFERMYRE & POPE 25.00 1379 PIGGLY WIGGLY 540.37 1380 JOHNSON'S GEN. MERCHANDISE 25.94 1381 ELCO INC. 24.18 1382 MORRIS WADE JAMES CO. 1.67 1383 STORR SALES Co. 92.16 43188 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES RE: HOSPITALIZATION RE: BESSIE D. WILKINS RE: ANNETTE WEST RE: ANNETTE WEST RE: JENNIE MCNEILL RE: NORA J. GAINEY, JAMES SAWYER RE: JAMES LEE TOWNSEND 28 HRS. WORK AT COURTHOUSE 22 HRS. LABOR AT COURTHOUSE 20 HRS. LABOR AT COURTHOUSE 1 DAY AS OFFICER OF GRAND JURY. COURT COST IN TAX SUITS AMBULANCE SERVICE BAL. DUE ON GLASSES FOR HARNETT CO. JURY TICKET GENERAL ASSISTANCE B.HOME CARE B. HOMECCARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME CARE B. HOME RARE RE. JOHN HICKERSON 379- ELBERT SESSONS 1 CASE SPONGES- HEALTH DEPT. RE: CLARENCE TEMPLE CO. PART FOR FOREST FIRE CONTROL 10348 DATED 12 -29 -69 PER STATEMENT OF GARBAGE PROGRAM JANUARY RENT BOARD MEETING BOARD MEETING BOARD MEETING BOARD MEETING BOARD NETTING 2 JK 2647 14831, 15750, 16879- AGRI.BUS. Comm. OCT,NOV,DEC,69, AGRI -BUS. COMM. M &I -DEC. 1969 P S:. CLINIC MI CLINICS 136098 DEC. EXPENSES ADV. TAX SUPERV. REFUND FOR LICENSE DEC. RADIO SERVICE? 17484, 16906, 16488- SHERIFF 2004 -783 DEC. A/C -COURT HOUSE W 41562 PER STATEMENT 5 DAYS AS COURT OFFICER 3878- COURTHOUSE ADV. FOR TEL. NO. 893u5759 GAS FOR LAWN MOWER DEC. A/C- SHERIFF Bow FOR COURTHOUSE PER DEC. '69 STATEMENT INQUEST -ROGER B. HORNER DEC. A/C -00 JAIL DEC. A/C -CO JAIL 2050 F 416- WELFARE 36629,38841,38910,LESS 2%, LESS C.M.I', #36521,38849 -DEPT OF S. S. 36 1384 1385 1386 1387 1388 1389 1390 1391 1392 1393 1394 1395 1396 1397 1398 1399 1400 1401 1402 1403 1404 1405 1406 1407 1408 1409 1410 1411 1412 1413 1414 1415 1416 1417 1418 1419 1420 1421 1422 1423 1424 1425 1426 1427 1428 1429 1430 1431 1432 1433 1434 1435 1436 1437 1438 1439 1440 1441 1442 A.B. SHERMAN OIL Co. 38.65 BERNICE LUCAS 35.00 IBM CORP. 286.42 WACCAMAW BANK & TRUST 28.70 FIRST CITIZENS BANK & TRUST8.75 CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK .'...18.20 FRRST CITIZEN BK& TR. 14.00 FIRST NAT'1 BANK & ENC 37.10 FIRST NAT'L BANK OF ENC 9.80 SOUTHERN NAT'L BANK OF NC 12.25 BOOWN OFFICE EQUIPMENT 12.36 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 3.50 SUPT. of DOCUMENTS 4.25 NC STATE UNIV. PRINT SHOP 23.00 N. C. STATE 11.55 WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY 3.14 CLUB CLEANERS 16.02 ORKIN EXERMINATION Co. 20.70 CIRCULATION DEPT., THE SEC.4.00 MORRIS WADE SALES co. 9.23 G. D. SEARLE * Co. 72.00 CAROBINA POWER & LIGHT 1.30 LILLINGTON ROLLER MILLS 7.62 TWYFORD PRINTING CO. 170.73 LILLINGTON ESSO STATION 303.56 A. W. PEEDE 15.00 LILLINGTON MED. CLINIC 61.00 STORR SALES CO. 56.65 N.C. NATURAL GAS Co. 457.84 LAFAYETTE DRUG Co. 6.64 MODERN LAUNDRY & CLEANERS 10.92 J. A. CARVER 50.00 HARNETT CO. FARM BUR. 75.00 HARNETT CO. LIBRARY BD.4,000.00 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. Co. 167.31 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. Co. 126.56 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. 119.80 BERTHA M. TAYLOR 160.70 BERTHA H. TAYLOR 99.68 ALMA JEAN BASS 203.17 DOUGALD MCRAE 225.00 FIRST NAT'L BANK OF EASTERN N.G. 37, 066.48 THOMAS T. LANIER 30.60 NC BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD, INC. 1,022.21 Vo ID MRS. JAMES PATES 22.72 GILBERT BROWN 23.52 WORTH BYRD 22.72 WADE H. STEWART 300.00 W. EARL JONES 36 00 N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES RET. SYSTEM 1,428.61 N. C. LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES RET. SYSTEM 1,545.97 N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES RET. SYSTEM 2,030.97 SOUTHERN NAT'L BANK 5,042.10 Lours E. BOTTIGLIER, 12.00 M. H. BROCK 140.50 MENTAL HEALTH BUILDING FUND 3,000.00 MENTAL HEALTH BUILD- ING FUND 6,000.00 L. E. B0TTIGL IER 30.00 4958- WELFARE JAN RENT 9JN9128 82 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 25 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 52 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 40 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 106 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 28 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 35 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 15969,16276- Co. AGENT 1 YEAR SUB. CLIMATIC ATLAS OF U. S. 3650 HARNETT AG. EXT. SERVICE 3882 8245 DEC. A/C- HEALTH 1- 701 -71 1 YR. SUB F349- HEALTH DEPT. 15812- HEALTH DEPT. PER STATEMENT 19754 -Dote POUND 1687 -TAX SUPERV. 1675,1676- DEPT.OF S.S. DEC. A/C SHERIFF & COURTHOUSE ADMISSION PAPERS OF THADUS STEWART- TREATMENT- JAMES E. MCLEAN RE: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 38564, 38892, AUDITOR PER STATEMENT DEC. A/C -JAIL & HEALTH DEPT. DEC. A/C- 00.JAIL & DUNN HEALTH DEPT. JAN. VETERAN SERVICES JAN. RENT BAL. bF 69 -70 APPROPRIATION PER STATEMENT PER STATEMENT PER STATEMENT JAN. SALARY - CLEANING HEALTH CENTERS JAN. SALARY & TRAVEL TB PROJECT JAN. SALARY & TRAVEL IM ED. AIDE SERVICE RENDERED BD. OF ELECTIONS JAN. PAYROLL REFUND FOR RETIREMENT- WITHHELD IN ERROR GROUP INS. FOR HARNETT CO. EMPLOYEES WELFARE BOARD MEETING WELFARE BOARD MEETING WELFARE BOARD MEETING JAN TRAVEL JURY TICKET MATCHING CONTRI. FOR WELFARE & HEALTH EMPLOYEES MATCHING CONTRI. FOR GEN. EMPLOYEES & LAW ENF. EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEE'S RET. CONTRI. JAN. WH TAX FOR CO. EMPLOYEES 200 60 STAMPS 6 DAYS AS ACTION CO. MANAGER4-2O5 MILES TR APPROPRIATION FOR HARNETT CO. MENTAL HEALTH BLDG. FUND APPROPRIATION FOR HARNETT CO. MENTAL HEALTH BLDG. FUND POSTAGE 36S FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF SALARY CHECKS ISSUED DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1970 M. H. BROCK 5893 W. J. COTTON, JR. 5894 D. P. RAY, JR. 5895 C. E. MCLAMB 5896 GIDBERT BROWN 5897 GERALD ARNOLD 5898 THOMAS ALLEN 5899 LOTTIE PATTERSON 5900 BESSIE S. JOHNSON r01 W. EARL JONES 02 ALICE SCHMINCKE 03 EDNA W. BUTTS 904 JACKIE J.DENNING r905 WADE H. STEWART 906 EDNA K. NEWTON 5907 MADIE LEE MORGAN 272.25 5908 LEMUEL C. GREGORY, JR. 539.76 5909 JANES V. GRIFFIN 532.28 5910 B. F. TEMPLE 5911 JANES S. WEST 5912 ROGER W. LYON 5913 JAMES E. TURNAGE 5914 LINCOLN NEAL 5915 STANLEY BYRD 5916 CHARLES A. CANN 5917 WILLIAM R. HARDY 5918 HILTON L POPE 5919 EUGENE JOHNSON 5920 H. D. CARSON, JR. 5921 RACHEL W. BLANCHARD 5922 HAROLD UPCHURCH 5923 THOMAS H. JAMES 5924 WILLIAM K. MCCORMICK 5925 INEZ S. HARRINGTON 5926 VELMA S. EDWARDS 5927 FLORA GREEN MILTON 5928 INEZ W. SESSOMS 5929 CLYDE L. Ross 5930 PAUL B. DREW 5931 B. E. STURGILL 5932 RUTH STURGILL 5933 LOUVENIA MCL. LEE 5934 FL'ETCHER C. HUBBARD 5935 NAOMI F. HAWLEY 5936 GLYNESS MEEKS 5937 MADEL INE W. HAWLEY 5938 PATRICIA W. MCDONALD 5939 MARY P. AVERY 5940 JEAN ADCOCK 5941 ANNIE LEE SAWYER 5942 SANDRA M. BYRD 5943 ENNA LEE WEST 5944 HARVEY V. GODFREST 5945 MARJORIE G. WADE 5946 HELEN R. CREWS 5947 GLENN C. O'KELLEY 5948 EGETA WILLIAMS 5949 FREDERICK B. FEMING 5950 JOYCE G. PULLIAM 5951 JANET E. STONE 5952 JOHN D. DAVIS 5953 JUDITH G. CRAWFORD 5954 JIMMY F. RAGLAND 5955 JANET D. BEABOUT 5956 JANE H. SMITH 5957 WILLIAM F. ROGERS 5958 GAYLE M. ADAMS 5959 JOY L. DAWSON 5960 ESTHER T. BUTTS 5961 MARGIE HARRINGTON 5962 KATHEEN THOMAS 5963 PAULINE SANFORD 5964 C. R. AMMONS 5965 JAMES E. Go FF 5966 CHARLES E. HAMMOND 68.00 5967 H. W. LLOYD 78.80 5968 JUANITA S. HIGHT 40.00 5969 BETTIE E. GILES 40.00 5970 VIRGINIA L. SIMMONS 60.00 5971 JANES P. WEST 300.00 5972 IDA P. HINNANT 574.74 5973 OPHEL IA MCLEAN 290.81 5974 M. IREN LASSITER 273.02 5975 HATTIE E. BARNES 489.54 5976 LIDA R. O `QUINN 310.16 5977 REBECCA S. COLEMAN 281.79 5978 SARAH E. FLOWERS 231.33 5979 M. H. CANADY 371.08 5980 KEN BLACK 278.42 5981 BRENDA G. LEE 5982 ALTA PEARL POPE 5983 HERBERT E. HUDSON 5984 JEAN M. IRVIN 335.49 5985 THOMAS T.LANIER 501.62 5986 LILLIAN B. SMITH 524.64 5987 Roy S. GODWIN 534.64 5988 ALVrs LEE MCKAY 507.12 5989 ANDREW M. ANDERSON 367.04 5990 BETTY J. MCRAE 496.15 5991 BESSIE W. Moss 502.93 5992 MURIEL F. CANN 511.14 5993 MARGARET N. MCDONALD 278.42 5994 MYRTLE D. REGISTER 663.49 321.54 337.12 262.65 232.93 355.92 326.85 298.56 239.03 253.20 237. 75 380.68 187.93 156.52 704.31 327.85 340.51 285.54 287.68 265. 76 239.76 267.23 246.93 613.83 530.89 487.67 295.82 541.34 475.37 490.83 495.75 491.62 490.77 474.95 496.44 499.16 477. 71 428.87 476.52 482.84 311.04 351.60 351.40 357.79 371.76 297.58 272.73 285.00 199.80 198.06 271.66 271.08 185.39 127.54 622.04 516.68 518.44 523.10 501.35 581.32 518.94 279. 73 274.06 403.42 360.89 533.94 280.23 71.40 124. 71 99.96 297. 75 344.70 502.63 295.98 500.99