05191975X424
MINUTES OF THE MID MONTH MEETING OF MAY 19, 1975.
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Bobby R. Etheridge convened the mid -month meeting at
7 :40 P. M., with the following members present: M. H. Brock,
W. J. Cotton, Jr. and Gilbert Brown. Also present was H. D.
Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board and Edward H. McCormick, County
Attorney.
EVENING PRAYER The Chairman asked the County Attorney to lead the evening
prayer.
MINUTES READ AND APPROVED
The minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved.
JAMES KIER, CD,
NER
James Kier, Community Development, State Department of Natural
and Economic Resources, came before the Board to report that
Harnett County's application for Community Development in the
approximate amount of 520 thousand dollars had been presented
to H U D, and that this application ranked.11th out of 94
submitted.
Commissioner Brock asked that Mr. Kier be commended on the
outstanding work he had done in preparing this application to
be presented to H U D.
Building Inspection
Plan Mr. Kier then presented a proposal to set up a building inspect-
ion plan for the county. He presented a draft copy of such a
plan for the consideration of the Board.
BID OPENING FOR THE
ARMORY A letter from Dunn City Manager regarding information as to
the opening of bids for the construction of a new Armory in
the City of Dunn was presented by the Chairman. The bid open -
ing date was set for June 18, 1975. This brought to mind an
obligation the Commissioners had made concerning participation
in the cost thereof.
PROCLAMATION
"BEEF FOR FATHERS DAY"
The following proclamation was presented for the pleasure of
the Board:
Nickel -a- bottle
Funds
State of North Carolina
County of Harnett
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, The beef industry is one of the most important segments
of the economy of Harnett County; and
WHEREAS: Beef is one of the most nutritious foods, rich in
protein and all health - building factors, scientifically proven
beneficial to people of all ages, from the very young to the
very old; and
WHEREAS, It is important that the people of Harnett County re-
cognize the importance of beef in the everyday life of our
citizens; and
WHEREAS: Father's Day, June 15, 1975, is an appropriate time
to honor the beef industry and its contribution to the
strength and welfare of our great state and nation:
I, Bobby R. Etheridge, Commissioner of Harnett County, Do
Therefore Hereby PROCLAIM the use of BEEF FOR FATHER'S DAY
On June 15, 1975. I respectfully urge all businesses and
organizations, producers and consumers to cooperate in the
observance of Father's Day by serving beef on this day to
insure beef will have its rightful place among foods served
on special days, and to recognize the importance of the beef
industry to our state's economy.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the
Seal of the County of Harnett to be affixed.
Done at Lillington, N. C.
This 19th day of May, in the Year of Our Lord, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Seventy -Five.
/s/ B. R. Etheridge
Chairman
ACTION: Commissioner Cotton moved to adopt the foregoing
proclamation, Commissioner Brown seconded and the issue
carried unanimously.
The agenda reflected an item of business regarding a request
from Lee - Harnett Mental Health Center for nickel a bottle
funds. The matter was tabled until first Monday in June.
AMENDMENT TO THE
RECREATION BUDGET
Commissioner Brock informed the Board that EEA Grant funds to
support the salary of the Recreation Director had come to a stop.
He then moved that the Recreation budget be amended to carry
the salary of the Director for the remainder of this fiscal
year. Commissioner Cotton seconded the move and it passed.
MANAGER'S REPORT County Manager Brock reported to the Board on several items:
Ambulance
He reported on the Angier -Black River Rescue Ambulance as to
the fact that purchase authorization had been issued to the
company that is to furnish the vehicle, with expected date of
delivery within 45 days.
Budget The budget is on schedule and will be finished on time.
Renovation:
Health Facility
Bond Referendum
Landfill Sites
The renovation of the former ASC office is proceeding rapidly
and is soon to be completed.
Bids will be opened again on June 2, 1975, at 11:00 A. M.
at the regular Board meeting.
The Water Bond is set for Tuesday, May 20th. Al /voting pre-
cincts are set and no obstacles are in sight.
He called upon Bill Meyer to report on the two sites - Bar-
becue- Anderson Creek site and the site below Erwin. Progress
is being made to construct these two sites as quickly as poss-
ible because of the closing of the Dunn - Erwin site in the near
future.
CONTRACT BETWEEN COUNTY
& BUIES CREEK FIRE DEPT.
A contract and agreement between Buies Creek Fire Department
and the County of Harnett was presented for execution. Comm-
issioner Brock moved that the contract be executed and that
authority be granted to the Chairman to affix his signature to
the document and that the Clerk be authorized to attest the
signature. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and it passed.
DUNN PLANNING BOARD &
ADJUSTMENTS BOARD The following names were presented to the Board for consideration
for appointment to the Dunn Planning Board:
Shelton Wickes
Bill Glover
BOARD OF EDUCATION
School Site for
Area I
COUNTY MANAGER
The following names were presented to the Board for consideration
for appointment to the Adjustments Board:
Eldridge Beasley
George Perry Lee
Charles Hardie
ACTION: Commissioner Cotton moved to approve the lists of
people to the Dunn Planning Board and to the Adjustments Board
for appointment thereto, Commissioner Brock seconded the motion
and it carried.
A request from the Board of Education for the approval of the
purchase price for the comprehensive high school site for Area I,
for an amount of $72,190. The matter was docketed and will be
presented for action at the June meeting
Salary The Chairman, for clarification and for budgeting purposes and
at the request of the Board informed the Board that the salary
for the manager was set at $800 per month.
ROCK AND ROLL SHOW Attorney McGeachy from Fayetteville, representing Mr. Charles
W. Billings and Mr. Charles H. Canipe, appeared before the
Board regarding the Rock and Roll Show planned for Western
Harnett on the weekend of May 24th. He informed the Commission-
ers that it was a one day affair, from Saturday 8:00 a.m. until
12 midnight and that all of the people would be cleared out by
2:00 a.m. He stated that music is the only form of entertainment
to be presented, that from 10:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. local
2 -3 -4- man bands will be performing and that a professional
band will then perform from 7:45 until midnight. This will be
a national Recording Artist.
He indicated that the event is scheduled to be presented in a
tract of land that includes 600 acres, four entrances and
completely enclosed with barbed wire, and lighted fields
specially marked for parking. He stated that 50 portable toilets
were installed, to serve approximately 100 people each and that
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Discussion
adequate water was being prepared for. He then stated that off-
duty police from Cumberland County were being engaged to offer
and provide adequate police protection on the property.
A general discussion followed with several of the people from
that area voicing opinions: Mr. Stephens, Mr. Tom Hayes, Mr.
Zollie Ray and others.
Executive Session The Board then went into Executive Session:
As a result of the Executive Session, the following action
transpired: Commissioner Brock informed those present that
the Board did not sanction this type of show in the county,
but that the promotors were doing their best to comply with
every ordinance in existence both state and county. Therefore,
Commissioner Brock made a motion that if the promoters,
Billings & Canipe,would comply with all health and safety
rules, laws and regulations, provide a list of activities,
secure privilege license from the County Tax Collector, put
up a bond in the amount of $5,000 with the County Auditor so
that if damage is done that injured party will be able to claim
compensation through legal channels; that if these promotors
will cooperate with the Sheriff's Department to insure safety
and protection to the citizens of the county and that if all
these rules be adjered to and all regulations be complied with
then the event be held as scheduled.
Commissioner Cotton seconded the motion and upon its being put
to vote those voting for were Chairman Etheridge, Commissioners
Cotton and Brock. Commissioner Brown voted no.
ADJOURNMENT Commissioner Cotton moved for adjournment, and the time was
10:15 P.M.
CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF MAY, 1975.
5132 Bank of N. C., N. A.
5133 Bank of N. C., N. A.
5134 Bank of N. C., N. A.
5135 Bank of N. C., N. A.
5136 M. H. Brock
5137 Public Assistance Accounting Branch
N. C. Dept. of Social Service
5138 Lespie O'Quinn
5139 Thad H. Pope
5140 Center on Social Welfare Policy
5141 First- Citizens Bank $ Trust co.
5142 Group Travel Unlimited
5143 Julia McKoy
5144 Grizella Singleton
5145 Nicholas Brant
5146 Williams Grove School Restoration, Inc.
5147 Alvin Nipper
5148 Mrs. Barry Emerson
5149 Mrs. C. V. Evans
5150 Mrs. David Ferrell
5151 Mrs. A. M. Ivey
5152 Rachel Johnson
5153 Lettie Johnson
5154 Mrs. Edwin Morris
5155 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
5156 Mrs. Herman Tew
5157 Mrs. J. A. Walker
5158 Mrs. Ernest West
5159 VOID
5160 Mrs. L. R. Arnold
5161 Mrs. Dougald McCauley
5162 Kennedy Home
5163 Falcon Orphanage
SECRETARY
CLER
2,282.43 Matching contri. for Soc. Services, Health,
Lib., C. D. Employees
2,091.69 Matching contri. for Gen. Employees and
Policemen
3,870.90 Employees' Ret. Contri.
13,306.00 April W. H. Tax
139.61 April travel, expenses
61.88 Family Planning Ser. for Qt. 3 -31 -75
343.90 Work in Tax Supervisor's Office
360.00 Services rendered Bd. of Elections
3.50 1 copy of Supplementary Security Income
Program Advocate Handbook
6,415.20 Contribution from General Fund.
515.00 Bal. for W. J. Cotton, Jr. to NACo meeting -
Hawaii
General Assistance
Gen. Assistance
n n
Appropriation - See Min. of 5 -5 -75
Gen. Assistance
B. Home Care
n n
n
n n
it
It
25.00
32.00
50.00
750.00
25.00
233.75
336.60
223.95
324.75
222.70
320.80
121.00
457.70
86.25.
460.10
107.10
238.50
100.00
115.00
100.00
5164 Church of God Orphanage
5165 Bessie Lee
5166 Lillington Exxon Station
5167 The Daily Record
5168 The Independent
5169 The News and Observer
5170 Tyree Senter
5171 Clara McDonald
5172 Mrs. James Yates
5173 Mrs. George Williams
5174 Juanita D. West
5175 Dixie Perez
5176 Mrs. Reecie Surles
5177 Patsy Y. McLean
5178 Withie B. Dewar
5179 Della J. Stewart
5180 Peggy Smith
5181 Mrs. Thomas Williams
5182 Patsy Parrish
5183 D. C. Hamilton
5184 Mrs. Fred Cameron
5185 Jennie Moody
5186 Bessie S. Johnson
5187 Lawrie M. Byrd
5188 Margaret Roberts
5189 N. C. Dept. of Transportation
5190 Woodall 4 McCormick
5191 Bank of N. C., N. A.
5192 Western Auto Associate Store
5193 Gulf Oil Corp.
5194 Exxon Co.
5195 Williams Office Equipment Co.
5196 L. R. Doffermyre, III
5197 Paul B. Drew
5198 Faye M. Upchurch
5199 N. C. Natural Corp.
5200 N. C. Natural Gas Corp
5201 Town of Lillington
5202 Margaret Murchison
5203 Woodrow W. Hart, Jr.
5204 Donna L. Register
5205 The Economics Press, Inc.
5206 Morris Wade Sales Co.
5207 Multigraphics Division
5208 Unijax
5209 Sanford Business Machines, Inc.
5210 Wade Marks
5211 J. Clyde Adams
5212 Mrs. James M. Yates
5213 C. S. Fowler
5214 Lafayette Drug Co.
5215 Stone's Southern Sch. Supply Co., Inc.
5216 Dr. Jo Anne Burkhalter
5217 Harold Lambeth
5218 Kathy McAllister
5219 Lida R. O'Quinn
5220 Frances McKay
5221 Muries F. Cann
5222 Betsy Johnson Memorial Hospital, Inc.
5223 Dr. A. W. Peede
5224 Dr. C. L. Corbett
5225 Dr. C. L. Corbett
5226 Dept. of Human Resources
5227 Roane - Barker, Inc.
5228 Cape Fear Valley Hospital
5229 Schmid Laboratories, Inc.
5230 Drs. Garber, Morrison Daniel
5231 Ormont Drug $ Chemical Co.
5232 Dr. Robt. H. Dixon
5233 Dr. Lynn S. Mann
5234 Dr. Lynn S. Mann
5235 Lillington Roller Mills
5236 The Dunn Dispatch
5237 Sondra Register
5238 Grolier Year Book, Inc.
5239 U. S. News $ World Report
5240 American Publishers Co.
5241 Doubleday F, Co., Inc.
5242 N. C. State Library
5243 General Learning Corp.
5244 The Baker $ Taylor Co.
5245 Lafayette Drug Co.
5246 U. S. Gov't. Printing Office
72.80
596.75
31.30
5.50
8.01
25.60
258.91
134.80
65.73
65.73
65.74
164.80
68.80
68.80
86.80
18.60
18.60
101.40
101.40
89.20
142.40
60.40
90.80
112.40
270.80
198.70
500.00
17.77
2.34
8.81
17.59
19.57
75.00
12.00
121.20
25.14
10.75
11.35
65.10
201.30
64.80
24.48
5.43
25.18
227.77
76.44
25.00
22.70
25.10
20.00
9.13
6.24
942.05
33.89
15.00
2.55
2.45
1.14
5.00
328.00
160.00
350.00
31.20
435.24
200.00
235.20
200.00
9.00
50.40
248.76
369.09
13.00
150.00
52.50
9.60
33.90
49.17
14.65
3,193.04
8.64
14.89
9.28
12.65
B. Home Care
April A/C - Co. Manager's Office
Legal Notice -Co. Manager
Notice of Bond Approval -Bd. of Commissioners
Legal Ad - Bd. of Comm.
Tax Appraisal Work
Farm Census Report
Farm Census Report
11
11
11
11
11
11
1975 Registration List
Tax Foreclosure suits
Printed checks for Sheriff's Dept.
166823- Sheriff's Dept.
2240111928
369 130 203 2
268941 -Reg. of Deeds
Assistance in Inquest -T. E. Bowden
Juror Fees -T. E. Bowden
Transcript -T. E. Bowden Inquest
Per Statement
81671 -Co. Jail
Per Statement
April travel
April travel
Inv. No. F- 561397
A019645 -Soc. Ser.
Inv. No. 144120
Inv. # 6225854
4700 -Soc. Ser.
April rent
S. S. Bd. Meeting.
11 ?1
496980 -Ext. Dept.
Inv. # 147043
April Ped. Clinics
Cutting grass at Dunn Health Center
April meeting Expenses
April workshop expenses
Attend Orth. Clinic
April expense to McCain
Re: Maurice Thomas Bell
Professional services
VD Treatment for Feb. ?, Mar.
April clinics
April A /C- Health Dept.
Inv. Nos. 52321- 52322
Re: Emma McMillan
80486 - Health Dept.
Re: Emma McMillan
Inv. # 94934
Services - School Health Program
Services - School Health Program
11 11
26003 -Dog Pound
March Ads - Rabies
April travel
1975 Americana Annual
Inv. # 3390
Inv. # APC 51963
23J80522
Inc. # 9959
B 1742552 -Co. Library
021 00208A
April A /C -Co. Library
49 Pamphlets of Nat'l Parks
428
5247 Random House, Inc.
5248 Educational Activities, Inc.
5249 Day Care $ Child Dev. Council
5250 Mail -A -Music
5251 Mac's Business Machines, Inc.
5252 International Read Association
5253 Killo Exterminating Co.
5254 Lilliam B. Smith
5255 N. C. Fed Surplus Property Agency
5256 Carolina Tel. $ Tel. Co.
5257 N. C. Communications, Inc.
5258 Harnett County News
5259 Owen G. Dunn Co.
5260 Carolina Power $ Light Co.
5261 Xerox Corp.
5262 IBM Corp.
5263 Pitney Bowes
5264 Gray $ Creech, Inc.
5265 Storr Sales Co.
5266 Twyford Printing Co.
5267 Betsy Johnson Memorial Hospital
5268 McCain Hospital
5269 Dr. Henderson D. Mabe, Jr.
5270 Eckerd Drugs, Inc.
5271 Wm. D. Hood, Jr. $ Associates
5272 Eugene Smith
5273 Gattis Thomas
5274 Theron Miller
5275 Haywood Hall
5276 Casey S. Fowler
5277 Region "M" Council of Governments
5278 N. C. Recreation & Park Society
5279 Coleman Sporting Goods, Inc.
5280 Council for Senior Citizens
5281 N. C. Dept. of Natural $ Ec. Resources
5282 Moore, Gardner P Associates, Inca
5283 Bernard Young
5284 Piggly Wiggly
5285 Unijax
5286 N. C. Natural GAs Corp.
5287 Lanier's Hardware
5288 Town of Lillington
5289 Carolina Power $ Light Co.
5290 Lillington FCX
5291 Wilbourne Furniture Co.
5292 Shaw's Plumbing Service
5293 4 C Motors
5294 Suggs Roofing $ Metal Co.
5295 Thomas Y Howard Co.
5296 Kaiser Ag -Chem.
5297 Cummings Brothers Electric Co.
5298 Ellis Barbour $ Sons
5299 Harnett County Senior Citizens
5300 Janice Williford
5301 Payroll A/C
5302 The Dunn Dispatch
5303 Georgia Lee Brown, C.S.C.
5304 Lillington Auto Parts Co.
5305 Brock Chevrolet Co., Inc.
5306 Beasley's Garage
5307 Barefoot's Radiator Shop
5308 Lucas Motor Sales
5309 Supreme Gulf Service Station
5310 Lillington Exxon Station
5311 Perry Brothers Tire Service
5312 Lillington Tire Sales €, Service
5313 Lillington Medical Clinic
5314 Lafayette Drug Co.
5315 Owen G. Dunn Co.
5316 Simplex Time Recorder Co.
5317 Data Processing Co.
5318 Case Blue Print $ Supply Co.
5319 Eastman Kodak Co.
5320 Xerox Corp.
5321 Div. of Health Serivces
5322 The Dunn Clinic
5323 The Dunn Clinic
5324 Dr. F. X. Fallon
5325 VOID
5326 Johnson's
5327 Piggly Wiggly
5328 Lafayette Drug Co.
5329 Modern Laundry $ Cleaners, Inc.
5330 Lillington FCX
5331 IBM Corp.
137.76
58.35
13.48
33.61
185.08
15.00
6.00
7.55
159.00
38.79
65.00
1,082.00
171.87
560.80
317.63
45.85
359.64
222.38
179.22
366.29
60.00
33.60
25.00
15.55
2,226.00
40.20
55.80
37.80
70.80
60.00
1,062.50
15.00
322.14
200.00
1,768.60
332.29
50.00
14.51
518.43
287.89
10.35
99.75
1,740.07
33.07
6.50
15.85
4.76
200.00
24.75
34.20
69.97
150.00
500.00
165.63
7,356.00
992.25
164.33
3.07
457.26
11.50
33.32
2.00
710.38
1,496.83
88.54
267.00
40.00
11.25
60.52
37.50
369.49
10.12
13.48
226.72
600.00
25.00
50.00
75.00
34.22
647.03
3.64
- 12.12
7.18
18.93
Inv. # 5212
Inv. # H7753
Catalog for Co. Library
Books for Co. Library
Inv. # 6886
Membership Continuation
April Ser. -Co. Library
Refund for expenses
Inv. # 00956 -C. D. Agency
Per Statement
April A /C -C. D. Agency
April A/C -Tax Supervisor $ Tax Collector
April A /C- Sheriff & REg. of Deeds
Per Statements
Inv. # 028969001, 103043648, 029104123
Inv. # 7JD8518, 9JF7232
984901, 009246
Inv. # 1742, 3433, 3849, 4269
Mar $ April A/C -Dept. of Soc. Ser.
Inv. # 16578, 16579
Re: Baby Brandi Marie Martinez
Re: Wm. Faircloth
WIN Exam - IVA Jernigan
Rx's for Clara S. Williams
April A /C -Co. of Harnett
Dev. Comm. Bd. Meetings
Dev. Comm Bd. Meetings
"
n n
4th Qt. region "M" Council of Govts.
Recreation membership
17698 -Rec. Dept.
Arts $ Crafts Program - Rest Homes
Co's Share - Forest Fire Control
Job # 6590
Services Rendered Senior Citizens
April A /C- Senior Citizens
Inv. # 6225853, 6225851
Per Statement
1 lock for county
Per Statement
April A /C- Courthouse
1601 -Vac. bags
1659 -Co. Jail
Repair of Lawnmower
Repairs to Jail porch
Inv. # 342366
Inv. # 726039 dated 4 -8 -75
Per 4 -21 -75 statement Bd. of Comm.
Policy # GLA456803
4th qt. appropriation
April salary g travel
Payroll for EJP April 28 thru May 9
April tax list
Cost in tax suits
4584 Sheriff's dept.
April A/C Sheriff's dept.
1654 Sheriff's dept.
9471 Sheriff's dept.
1155 Sherif's dept.
April A/C sheriff's dept.
April A/C Sheriff's dept.
April A/C sheriff's dept.
Re: Wm. Fowler, Wm: Jack Patterson
April A/C sheriff's dept.
1500 UCC jackets - Reg. of Deeds
83787202
May Inv. for Reg. of Deeds
April A/C Reg. of Deeds
122 -B 52126
103043649
Services performed for Harnett Co.
Case # 7500173
Case # 7500182, 7502591
Services performed for Harnett Co.
April A /C -Co. Jail
April A /C -Co. Jail
April A /C -Co. Jail
It
Ticket 6404 -Co. Jail
Inv. # 7JF7233 dated 4 -15 -75
5332 Cavin's Business Products, Inc.
5333 Cummings Brothers Electric Co.
5334 Dr. A. W. Peede
5335 Roane Barker, Inc.
5336 Morris Wade Sales Co.
5337 Physicians' Desk Reference
5338 CP$L
5339 Cape Fear Insurance Agency, Inc.
5340 Kathy McAllister
5341 Henry S. Thompson
5342 Rebecca Coleman
it 5343 Donald Ray Womble
5344 Frances McKay
5345 Kathy Wicker
5346 Parke, David $ Co.
5347 Modern Laundry $ Cleaners, Inc.
5348 Cape Fear Valley Hospital
5349 Club Cleaners
5350 Carolina Population Center
5351 Ormont Drug $ Chemical Co., Inc.
5352 CP$L
5353 Storr Sales Co.
5354 Western Auto Associate Store
5355 Transport Clearings East, Inc.
5356 IBM Corp.
5357 E. R. Thomas Drug Acct.
5358 Belvin L. Strickland
5359 Motorola, Inc.
5360 Amanda McFarland
5361 Sears, Roebudk and Co.
5362 Harnett Co. Sheltered Workshop
5363 Amway Products
5364 Lillington Hardware $ Furn. Co.
5365 Josephine Mixon
5366 Jo M. $ E. Hooper Bethune
5367 Lieselotte Eagle
5368 Electric Sales $ Service, Inc.
5369 Mary Sulton
5370 Mrs. Johnson Buie
5371 Mrs. Edwin Morris
5372 James Quick
5373 N. C. Dept. of Revenue - Gasoline
5374 State Commission for the Blind
5375 Charles Turnage
5376 Nathan Seaberry
5377 First Citizens Bank $ Trust Co.
5378 Payroll A/C
5379 VOID
5380 Carolina Tel. $ Tel. Co.
5381 Carolina Tel. $ Tel. Co.
5382 The News F, Observer
5383 The Daily Record
5384 The Dunn Dispatch
5385 The Daily Record
5386 Sanford Business Machines
5387 Exxon Co., USA
5388 Dr. H. D. Mabe, Jr.
5389 Betsy Johnson Mem. Hospital, Inc.
5390 Southern Rebinding
5391 Storr Sales Co.
5392 Bank of N. C.
5393 Central Carolina Bank $ Trust Co.
5394 First Citizens Bank $ Trust Co.
5395 First Citizens Bank $ Trust Co.
5396 First Citizens Bank $ Trust Co.
5397 Southern Nat'l Bank
5398 Waccamaw Bank& Trust
5399 Morris Wade Sales Co.
5400 Sanford Business Machines, Inc.
5401 Bowen Office Equipment
5402 Lafayette Drug Co.
5403 Mary Helen JOnes
5404 Harnett County Health Dept.
air 5405 N. C. Natural Gas Corp.
5406 Evelyn B. Howard
5407 Patricia McKee
5408 Lida R. O'Quinn
5409 Dr. A. W. Peede
5410 Dr. C. L. Corbett
5411 Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp.
5412 Cape Fear Valley Hospital
5413 Dr. E. C. Garber, Jr.
168.09
20.00
16.00
110.97
209.69
25.00
39.40
26.00
2.67
91.93
58.97
48.64
64.05
57.88
206.00
9.99
150.00
18.75
147.34
16.20
3.06
113.57
5.64
6.76
30.00
125.00
80.00
32.50
715.50
77.16
49.86
34.53
62.72
167.85
5.08
50.00
2,078.10
50.00
45.22
66.26
5.00
Tax Div. 2.00
1,625.95
50.00
9.00
7,053.43
7,313.96
1,626.88
341.45
25.60
5.50
24.00
833.00
2.08
24.56
25.00
12.00
184.10
28.26
200.50
96.50
120.50
104.50
95.00
130.50
146.00
32.50
76.44
3.33
2.96
35.50
25.00
29.89
2.00
2.31
2.00
24.00
16.00
362.27
200.00
200.00
10039 Co. Ext. Ser.
Wiring Air Cond. for housing fair
Re: James Cain, Clyde Currie
Inv. # 52925, 52927, 52817
April A/C Health Dept.
Acct. # 588696003
Per Statement
Policy # 532JF4971
Workshop expenses
Meeting expenses
Meeting expenses
Inv. # 13507
April A/C Dunn Health Center
Re: Linda Wilson
April A/C Health Dept.
Inv. # 882
Inv. # 94064
Per Statement
Inv. # 116390 Auditor's office
167033 Bd. of Elections
State # 1669882 Bd. of Elections
Inv. # 3JF2703
May Rent
May Rent -PDH
Inv. # 12326
B. Home Care
Jig saw $ kit for recreation program
Co's share of Utilities
Inv. # 984721
April A/C Courthouse
Refund for error in listing taxes
Gen. Assistance
Plumbing Contract for Harnett Co. Bldg.
Application #1 less 10%
Gen Assistance
B. Home Care
Gen Assistance
Registration for 2 permanent gas stickers
Allocation as of 3 -31 -75
Gen Assistance
Transportation for Bobby Seaberry
Contribution to Medicaid Fund.
EJP Payroll - 5 -21 thru 5 -23, 1975
Per Statements
Legal Ad
Re: ad Health Fac.
Ad Bd. of Eq.
Ads - Tax Coll. $ Bd. of Elections
#004862 Sheriff
#3691302032
Connie Spence
Re:
Re:
05155 -11 Reg. of Deeds office
SS Dept. #7918
401 Food Stamp transactions - April
193 "
241 "
209 "
190 "
261 "
292 "
A019794, A019306, Soc. Ser. Dept.
#004810 SS Dept.
45709, 45987 - Extension Dept.
Film - Coagt. office Blanding
Workshop exp.
Petty Cash
Per Statement
Workshop at McCain
Ortho workshop
McCain workshop
Tyrone Hart, Larry Robinson, Mary D. Buie
April VD
384969 Health Dept.
FP RE: Brenda Liles Eason
RE: Brenda L. Eason
5414 Kathy Wicker 77.90
5415 Dr. Robert H. Dixon 58.32
5416 Dr. C. E. Roberts 46.80
5417 Dr. James H. Lehmann 132.30
5418 Dr. Lynn S. Mann 82.80
5419 Dr. Grover C. Pate, Jr. 204.75
5420 Dr. Lawrency H. Paschal 172.80
5421 Dr. Robt. H. Dixon 45.00
5422 Lillington Roller Mills 14.25
5423 The Dunn Dispatch 150.00
5424 IBM Corp 95.44
5425 Margaret Randall 74.05
5426 Sondra Register 32.10
5427 The H: W. Wilson Co. 65.00
5428 World Book Encyclopedia, Inc. 8.50
5429 Gal Research Co. 71.24
5430 Prudence Groff Michael 3.85
5431 Book Lease Plan 270.00
5432 Jean Karr $ Co. 22.24
5433 The Baker #, Taylor Co. 4.39
5434 Publishers Central Bureau 35.47
5435 Bowen Office Equipment 2.50
5436 Demco Educational Corp. 209.55
5437 Town of Lillington 5.60
5438 Margaret Randall 100.00
5439 SVE Society for Visual Ed. Inc. 816.89
5440 Learning Media Corp. 437.95
5441 Miller Brody Productions, Inc. 263.65
5442 Serina Press 32.60
5443 - Killo Exterminating Co. 6.00
5444 Morris Wade .Sales Co. 6.75
5445 Carolina Power & Light Co. 352.14
5446 Xerox Corp. 312.00
5447 Roane - Barker Hospital Supplies 97.23
5448 Helen McFarland 86.22
5449 W. H. Randall 56.49
5450 Juanita Y. Youngblood 87.07
5451 Eloise T. Boyette 97.07
5452 Bea Boyette 102.07
5453 Martha Moffit 108.32
5454 Sarah Odom 106.07
5455 R. A. Stephenson 92.07
5456 Janet H. Killough 87.07
5457 Council Williams 102.07
5458 F. E. Pope 102.07
5459 Dorothy Munden 87.07
5460 Ruth Savage 89.14
5461 Estelle C. Wester 112.07
5462 Jesse Weathers 87.07
5463 Patricia J. Williams 88.57
5464 Jeanette Isabelle Wooten 95.07
5465 Floyd Autry 97.07
5466 Donald Nordan 102.07
5467 Patricia A. McArthur 107.07
5468 James. E. Smith 107.07
5469 Myrtle Rhye 87.07
5470 Cathy E. Capps 97.07
5471 Grace C. McNeill 112.07
5472 The Dunn Dispatch 105.00
5473 Lynch Pharmacy 44.41
5474 State Dept. of Natural & Economic Resour. 2,042.60
5475 Western Auto Associate Store 1.03
5476 V OID
5477 Wilbourne Furniture Co. 18.72
5478 Lillington Hardware Co. 17.31
5479 Unijax 92.78
5480 CP&L 1,307.88
5481 Smith's Cabinet Shop 65.00
5482 Temple Drain Co., Inc. 515.00
5483 Gene Tutor 430.00
5484 VOID
5485 Godwin Bldg, Supply, Inc. 2,068.20
5486 Corbett Coats
5487 Ellis 'Barbour Ins. Co.
5488 Exxon Co., USA
5489 IBM Corp.
5490 Gray D Creech, Inc.
5491 Bowen Office Equipment Co.
5492 Lespie M. O'Quinn
5493 William Fred Hall
5494 Andrew M. Anderson
5495 VOID
5496 Payroll A/C
5497 N. C. Blue Cross $ Blue Shield, Inc.
1.90
150.00
37.20
53.22
92.37
26.63
351.54
200.36
203.36
70,102.38
2,436.13
FP Seminar
School Health - Teresa Flowers
it " - Shelia Ann McNeill
If
- Joseph B. McCaden
- Vanessa Morris
- Susan A. West
- Charles Williams
" - William C. Price
03285 -Dog Warden
Mar. Rabies Ad
7JL5477
Mar - April travel
May travel
#26652 - Co. Library
#275460400 - 3 County Library
00011591
# 03789 Library
# 51073
# 2307 - Library
E15 04374A
PC25259 Library
# 45379 Library
# 908541 Library
Per Statement
Gas Money for Bookmobile
300187, 34515
8814 *9 Library
19019 Library
Order # 42775
Services rendered
A015186 Bd. of Elections
Per Statement
029459596 - 029712653
53190, 53107, 52880 Health Dept.
Services rendered Bd. of Elections
It
Registrar - Water bond
11
Legal ad April
Re: Lucille Messer
Co's share forest fire control
167179 Brush
001776 Courthouse
000504, 000506 Courthouse Auditor
6228840 Courthouse
Per statements
Cabinet minutes
# 110 900 gal. tank
#0199 contract
129215, 127795, 129280, 129390, 129466
124192 courthouse
Expense reimb.
75 Pontiac ins.
3691301595 Harnett Dev. Comm.
7JF2701
06861
44836, 45035, 45372 Harnett Dev.
Work on tax books
May salary
11
Group # 043 0012 001
5498 Charles H. Maynor 45.19 May salary
5499 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster 800.00 Postage for Social Services
PAYROLL CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF MAY, 1975
Bobby R. Etheridge 4190 John C. Harvey
4113
4114
4115
4116
4117
4118
4119
4120
4121
4122
4123
4124
4125
4126
4127
4128
4129
4130
4131
4132
4133
4134
4135
4136
4137'
4138
4139
4140
4141
4142
4143
4144
4145
4146
4147
4148
4149
4150
4151
4152
4153
4154
4155
4156
4157
4158
4159
4160
4161
4162
4163
4164
4165
4166
4167
4168
4169
4170
4171
4172
4173
4174
4175
4176
4177
4178
4179
4180
4181
4182
4183
4184
4185
4186
4187
4188
4189
M. H. Brock
W. J. Cotton, Jr.
Gilbert Brown
Jesse Alphin
M. H. Brock
Joyce J. Oliver
H. D. Carson, Jr.
Rachel W. Blanchard
Patsy H. Nobles
Vanessa W. Young
Thomas Allen
Lottie Patterson
Rachel S. Korpulinski
Alice R. Shomper
W. Earl Jones
Alice Schmincke
Edna W. Butts
Jackie J. Pate
Wade H. Stewart
Edna K. Newton
Madie Lee Morgan
Lemuel C. Gregory, Jr.
B. F. Temple
Roger W. Lyon
James E. Turnage
Stanley Byrd
Lewis C. Rosser, Jr.
Henry D. Hood, III
Johnny Malcom')
Clyde F. Pate
T. A. Coats, Jr.
Henry J. Jacobs
Billy G. Wallace
Rufus H. Parrish
John H. Atkins, III
Sammy R. McLean
Ronald P. Green
George E. Cameron
James S. West
Connie C. Spence
Flora Green Milton
Clyde L. Ross
June S. Britt
Annie L. Griffis
Shirley McLean
Paul B. Drew
B. E. Sturgill
Ruth Sturgill
Gladys Walker
Helen R. Crews
Naomi F. Hawley
Glyness Meeks
Patricia W. McDonald
Madeline W. Hawley
Mary P. Avery
Annie Lee Gainey
Bobbie S. Mize
Sandra B. Dickens
Emma Lee West
Harvey V. Godfrey
Marjorie G. Wade
Joyce G. Pulliam
Egeta Williams
John D. Davis
Jane H. Smith
Bonnie B. Beasley
Roxanne R. Ayers
Benita J. Beasley
Emmett J. Allen
Carra G. Avery
Bonnie B. Temple
Richard C. Giles
Daniel C. Welch
Joy L. Dawson
Mazelle M. Stephenson
Ruby C. Jenkins
225.00
200.00
114.00
200.00
200.00
582.20
381.22
813.68
434.90
375.69
356.62
715.28
397.66
375.62
358.75
706.55
429.66
373.23
368.62
711.25
368.98
362.11
560.29
486.65
525.65
540.65
502.53
488.53
490.53
491.65
486.40
472.53
512.65
477.53
468.65
488.53
472.40
467.65
455.86
420.49
262.61
505.57
383.66
348.17
347.13
347.13
236.44
557.88
397.97
266.19
797.24
464.67
485.53
448.10
450.38
428.90
341.79
417.06
390.23
860.27
724.93
678.08
736.17
615.44
807.79
661.95
460.48
344.17
465.63
506.63
432.98
335.50
578.98
590.22
545.63
441.08
449.98
4191 Roxie F. Pritchard
4192 Mary Anita Parker
4193 Connor W. Williams
4194 Barbara D. Smith
4195 Vickie N. Turlington
4196 Janice Mae Williford
4197 Nancy E. Johnson
4198 Edward D. Rice
4199 Joyce G. Brown
4200 Judith G. Crawford
4201 Cynthia T. Schumann
4202 Edna J. Black
4203 Margie Harrington
4204 Kathleen Thomas
4205 Pauline Sanford
4206 James E. Goff
4207 H. W. Lloyd
4208 Charles E. Hammond
4209 Lincoln Blanding
4210 Robert A. Rowland
4211 Juanita S. Hight
4212 Bettie E. Giles
4213 Mary W. Jones
4214 Virgina L. Simmons
4215 Ida P.Hinnant
4216 Ophelia McLean
4217 Lorena H. Jackson
4218 Henry S. Thompson
4219 Lida R. O'Quinn
4220 Rebecca S. Coleman
4221 Louise M. Lloyd
4222 Patricia A. McKee
4223 Hoyt B. Fowler
4224 Donald Ray Womble
4225 William F. Roach
4226 Margaret N. McDonald
4227 Alta Pearl Pope
4228 Eveloy B. Howard
4229 Bertha M. Taylor
4230 Kathy B. Wicker
4231 Muriel F. Cann
4232 Alma Jean Bass
4233 Frances H. McKay
4234 Neta L. Thompson
4235 Mildred A. West
4236 Kathy S. McAllister
4237 Lula B. Morrison
4238 Herbert E. Hudson
4239 Corbett A. Coats
4240 Robert J. Burnette
4241 John Henry Strickland
4242 John Jay West
4243 George Graylon Pope
4244 Margaret R. Randall
4245 Janet H. Johnson
4246 Nina P. Bethune
4247 Melanie B. Hamilton
4248 Virginia S. Warren
4249 Thomas T. Lanier
4250 Lillian B. Smith
4251 Jean M. Irvin
4252 Edward H. McCormick
4253 Roy S. Godwin
4254 Neil A. Stewart, Jr.
4255 Jack D. Hemingway, Jr.
4256 Thomas H. James
4257 Lee Vernon Harris
4258 Dories McKoy
4259 Henry McDougald
4260 Alvis Lee Ockletree
4261 Tony M. Tucker
4262 Bessie W. Moss
606.22
484.48
408.06
581.08
529.27
478.03
422.18
319.35
570.29
463.38
655.95
649.79
560.60
535.30
573.92
573.77
427.50
471.00
368.40
271.95
275.05
314.23
339.60
290.85
286.78
342.40
255.78
336.13
1,047.23
850.18
660.67
629.83
649.81
774.82
823.35
525.80
430.73
378.51
386.23
372.08
647.23
668.18
348.17
645.46
481.73
524.48
584.19
339.33
697.08
547.57
274.22
382.51
277.52
290.64
570.98
196.59
332.88
314.88
414.23
671.77
380.68
480.15
300.00
70.61
624.14
228.77
369.37
343.01
310.81
310.81
312.81
816.39
451.86
432
E. J. P. PAYROLL CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF MAY, 1975
4024 Kenneth E. Holland
4025 William R. Lamm
4026 Jimmie G. Avery
4027 Betty A. Matthews
4028 Ronnie L. Hargis
4029 Donald L. Avery
4030 Mahlon R. Parkerk, Jr.
4031 Kenneth R. Parker
4032 Theron L. Stewart
4033 Roy C. McKoy
4034 Charles Walden, Jr.
4035 Randy T. Cook
4036 Wade Evans
4037 Addie E. Gagliardo
4038 Tommy 0. Bennett
4039 Carol J. Barefoot
4040 Rexford E. Watson, Jr.
4041 Gregg J. Sills
4042 William L. Hudson, III
4043 John S. Jones
4044 Ed Willie Frederick
4045 James T. Bunn
4046 Michael T. Lgosdon
4047 Eddie L. Blue
4048 William E. Guy
4049 Ronald E. Whitman
4050 Wanda E. Jones
4051 Walter L. Skinandore
4052 Danny R. Hall
4053 Ernest B. Stewart
4054 Ricky J. Moore
4055 Donnie L. Eason
4056 Deborah C. Phillips
4057 Leron McNeill Ockletree
4058 Freeman F. Tyler
4059 Grover C. McCormick
4060 Eddie D. Wall
4061 Thomas J. Turlington, Jr.
4062 Sondra K. Register
4063 Tedd J. Savage
4064 Rita Thomas
4065 Genevieve Matthews
4066 Chalmas C. Stewart
4067 Woodrow W. Hart, Jr.
176.30
281.28
266.28
165.42
161.30
273.28
248.92
163.00
155.00
167.00
152.00
176.30
163.00
162.30
153.00
191.07
149.47
123.04
251.62
137.70
163.70
216.96
165.77
100.69
198.00.
120.77
147.21
127.49
146.21
142.13
62.97
33.44
161.30
155.47
175.30
161.47
186.30
212.96
156.88
155.92
155.53
177.01
170.30
144.94
4068 Kenneth E. Holland
4069 William R. Lamm
4070 Jimmie G. Avery
4071 Betty A. Matthews
4072 Ronnie L. Hargis
4073 Donald L. Avery
4074 Mahlon R. Parker, Jr.
4075 Kenneth R. Parker
4076 Theron L. Stewart
4077 Roy C. McKoy
4078 Charles Walden, Jr.
4079 Randy T. Cook
4080 Wade Evans
4081 Addie E. Gagliardo
4082 Tommy 0. Bennett
4083 Thomas J. Turlington, Jr.
4084 Sondra K. Register
4085 Tedd J. Savage
4086 Rita Thomas
4087 Genevieve Matthews
4088 Chalmas C. Stewart
4089 Woodrow W. Hart, Jr.
4090 Dorothy A. Dollar
4091 Carol J. Barefoot
4092 Rexford E. Watson, Jr.
4093 Gregg J. Sills
4094 William Lee Hudson, III
4095 John S. Jones
4096 Ed Willie Frederick
4097 James T. Bunn
4098 Michael T. Logsdon
4099 Eddie L. Blue
4100 William E. Guy
4101 Ronald E. Whitman
4102 Wanda E. Jones
4103 Walter L. Skinandore
4104 Danny R. Hall
4105 Ernest B. Stewart
4106 Donnie L. Eason
4107 Michael D. Gautier
4108 Deborah C. Phillips
4109 Leron M. Ockletree
4110 Grover C. McCormick
4111 Eddie D. Wall
4112 John H. McCormick
158.76
266.45
266.28
169.30
144.76
270.75
248.92
163.00
155.00
167.00
152.00
176.30
163.00
162.30
153.00
212.96
84.73
154.47
155.53
179.84
170.30
137.35
77.67
191.07
156.88
133.13
251.62
137.70
163.70
216.96
134.09
120.77
198.00
120.77
147.21
127.49
146.21
150.49
83.60
95.33
161.30
155.47
161.47
186.30
84.73
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW - 1974
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners sat on the Board of Equalization and Review
for the first scheduled meeting on April 24, 1975, 10:00 a.m. in the Commissioners
Meeting Room, in the County Office Building, Lillington, N. C. Ruby T. Currin, Ass't.
Clerk of Superior Court administered and officiated in the following sworn statements
as taken by each of the following members: M. H. Brock, W. J. Cotton, Jr., Jesse
Alphin, and Gilbert Brown. Bobby R. Etheridge did not attend the meeting.
I, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and maintain the
Constitution and laws of the United States, and the Constitution and laws of North
Carolina not inconsistent therewith, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties
of my office as a mem -er of the Board of Equalization and Review of Harnett County,
North Carolina, and that I will not allow my actions as a member of the Board of
Equalization and Review to be influenced by /personal or political friendships or
obligations, so help me, God.
Signed Members of the Board of Equalization and Review
Sworn to and Subscribed before me, this the 24th day of April, 1975.
Signed Ruby T. Currin, Ass't. Clerk of Superior Court
Mr. Brock called the meeting to order at 10 :00 a.m. According to the regulations of
the New Machinery Act, compensation for the members of the Board must be settled at
the first meeting, as the first order of business. By consent of the Board, the com-
pensation was set at $ per meeting.
The following property owners appeared before the Board:
Dannie McNeill appeared on behalf of Dannie and Velma H. McNeill, Route 3, Lilling
ton, N. C., Upper Little River Township, on a trailer hook -up value $200. located
on a 41 acre tract. For action to the request, see minutes of June 2, 1975.
Marvin Ricketson appeared on behalf of Marvin and Mary K. Ricketson, Route 6, Box
205, Sanford, N. C., Barbecue Township, on an addition to their home, value of
$1,649. and two trailer hook -ups valued $00. For action to the request, see min-
utes of June 2, 1975.