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MINUTES OF THE MID MONTH MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR OCTOBER, 1975
MID -MONTH MEETING
The mid -month meeting of the Board of Commissioners was held
on October 20, 1975. Chairman Etheridge called the meeting
to order at 7:30 P. M. with the following present: Commiss-
ioners M. H. Brock, Lloyd G. Stewart, W. J. Cotton, Jr., and
Jesse Alphin. The County Attorney was present.
PRAYER Commissioner Stewart led in prayer.
BUDGET AMENDMENTS
PURCHASE OF SCHOOL
SITE #3
CONSTRUCTION ON
SITE #2
PRESENTATION OF OLDE
FARM COMMUNITY
The first item of business was the matter of budget amend-
ments for the Board of Education. Mr. R. A. Gray, Super-
intendent, referred to material given to the Board on October
8, 1975. The material is referred to, herein, as Budget
Amendment, under date of October 6, 1975, and consists of
4 legal pages, and deals with budget revisions and amendments
pertaining to the 1975 -76 Harnett County Budget. Comm-
issioner Brock moved that the amendments and revisions as
presented by Dr. N. E. Jones, and Mr. R. A. Gray, be adopted,
Commissioner Cotton seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Regarding purchase of School Site #3, Dr. Jones and Supt. Gray
presented a map of the acreages designated School Site #3,
which stated that the total acreage was 77.914 and that the
total cost of the property was $116,911.50. Commissioner
Alphin moved to approve the purchase price of Site #3, Com-
missioner Brock seconded the motion and the motion passed
unanimously.
Supt. Gray reported that the letting of the contracts for
construction on Site #2 were at present being executed, that
equipment had been moved to the site and that groundbreaking
ceremonies were in preparation.
Mr. William Wellons, Mr. Tom Anderson, Mr. Jack Capps, and
Mr. William Wellons, Jr., appeared before the Board to dis-
cuss the building up of the area in Southwestern Harnett
better known as Olde Farm Community and surrounding area,
which consists of 1375 acres. Mr. Wellons presented the
following letter:
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Gentlemen:
The Olde Farm Community has been developing in Southern Harnett
county over the past few years under my direction. This community of
1,375 acres has tried to take into consideration many life styles, the
welfare of the residents and above all good sound planning principles
coupled with the needs and requirements of the neighboring counties.
My associates and I are developers of new communities. Each com-
munity has a- responsibility not only to the resident that will be
moving into the area but to the county, the state, and the federal pro-
grams. Olde Farm has recognized these responsibilities by providing
safe and adequate housing with community facilities to support a
decent way of life. The time has come when we at Olde Farm must
merge our efforts with those of the county in trying to provide a
long -range program that will guarantee the health, safety, and wel-
fare of all citizens.
It is with these thoughts in mind that we have come to realize
that we as builders and developers of homes and land should entrust
community services to people and their elected officials. We then at
this time offer to the county our -water and sewage system to be used
in conjunction with the county -wide program for all citizens to enjoy.
We respectfully request that a committee be appointed by the com-
missioners to study the feasibility of accepting our water and sew-
age system in Olde Farm and that a committee arrive at a time to
take over these services and that an equitable means of transferral
be worked out agreeable to all parties.
To live, work and worship in an area as we have done for many
years can not help but foster a growing awareness of our obligation
in the future to the community. We would like to continue to build
and develop, but wish to have the community services place in comm-
unity trust where they belong. We are willing to have our staff and
all people concerned to meet with the county officials to assist them
in arriving at a workable program in this proposed undertaking.
It is our wish then to offer our community the water and sewage
system to the county, and we make ourselves available for consultation,
direction, and assistance during the next six -month period.
Respectfully submitted,
Olde Farm Community
Commissioner Alphin moved that the Chairman refer the matter
to the Harnett County Planning Board to make a feasibility
study to determine what action could be accepted as a result
of the offer from owners of Olde Farm. Commissioner Cotton
seconded and the issue carried.
TAX SUPERVISOR
REQUEST FOR REFUND A written request was presented from the Tax Supervisor, Thomas
Allen, requesting a refund for Alphin Bros., Inc., for
$26.82, representing a chrge for Erwin Fire Tax. This firm
is not located in the Erwin Fire District. Commissioner
Brock moved the refund be granted, Commissioner Cotton second-
ed and the issue carried.
DESTROY ABSTRACTS
The following written request was also made by the Tax Supervisor:
"I, Thomas Allen, Harnett County Tax Supervisor, am
making a request to destroy the Harnett County Tax Listing
Abstracts for the years 1957 through 1963. By doing so
this will give us a lot more space.
/s/ Thomas Allen
Tax Supervisor
Commissioner Cotton moved the request be honored, Commissioner
Brock seconded and the issue passed unanimously.
ORDINANCE OF HARNETT COUNTY CIVIL
PREPAREDNESS Commissioner Alphin introduced the following proposed ordin-
ance entitled" HARNETT COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS ORDINANCE"
The County of Harnett ordains: Article 1. Harnett County Civil
Preparedness Agency
Section I. Short Title
This ordinance shall be cited and referred to as "Civil Prepared-
ness Ordinance for the County of Harnett ".
Section II. Intent and Purpose
1. It is the intent and purpose of this Ordinance to establish
an office that will insure the complete and efficient utilization of
all of the resources of Harnett County and its municipalities to combat
disaster resulting from enemy actions or other disasters as defined
herein.
2. The Harnett County Office of Civil Preparedness will be the
coordinating agency for all activities in connection with Civil Pre-
paredness; it will be the instrument through which the Harnett County
Board of Commissioners may exercise the authority and discharge the
responsibilities vested in them during disaster emergencies.
3. This Ordinance will not relieve any County Department of the
moral responsibilities or authority given to it in the County Charter
or by local ordinances, nor will it adversely affect the work of any
volunteer agency organized for relief in disaster emergencies.
Section III. Definitions
1. The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation
of this Article:
a. "Civil Preparedness" in its broad meaning is to carry out the
basic government functions of maintaining the public peace, health, and
safety during an emergency. This shall include plans and preparations
protection,relief, recovery and rehabilitation from effects of an
attack by the forces of an enemy nation or the agents thereof and it
shall also include such activity in connection with disaster as defin-
ed herein. It shall not, however, include any activity that is the
primary responsibility of the military forces of the United States.
b. "Attack" shall mean direct or indirect assault against the
County of Harnett, its government, its environs, or of the nation by
the forces of a hostile nation or the agents thereof, including assault
by conventional or nuclear bombing, chemical or biological warfare or
sabotage.
c. "Disaster" includes but is not limited to actual or threat-
ened enemy attack, sabotage, extraordinary fire, flood, storm, epidemic,
or other impending or actual calamity endangering or threatening to en-
danger health, life, property or constituted government.
d. "Civil Preparedness Forces' shall mean the employees, equip-
ment and facilities of all County departments, boards, councils, ins-
titutions and commissions. It shall also include all volunteer
personnel, equipment and facilities contributed by or obtained from
volunteer persons or agencies.
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e7--- Volunter"- -shall mean contributing a service, equipment;- ox fac31-
ities to the Civil Preparedness Agency without remuneration.
f. "Civil Preparedness Volunteer" shall mean any person duly registered,
identified and appdnted by the Coordinator of the Harnett County Civil
Preparedness Agency and assigned to participate in the civil preparedness
activity.
g. "Coordinator" shall mean the Coordinator of the Harnett County Civil
Preparedness Agency, appointed as prescribed in this Ordinance.
h. "Regulations" shall include plans, programs and other emergency
procedures deemed essential to civil preparedness.
Section IV. Authority and References
1. Federal Civil Defense Act of 1950, as amended.
2. N. C. Civil Defense Act of 1951, as amended. (Gen. Stat. Ch. 166)
(Gen. Stat. 147 -11.1 ch. 3 and 3A)
Section V. Organization and Appointments
1. The organization shall consist of the following:
a. An agency of Civil Preparedness within the executive depart-
ment of the Harnett County government under the direction of the
Harnett County Board of Commissioners. The agency head of the Harnett
County Civil Preparedness Agency shall be known as the Coordinator, and
such assistants and other employees as are deemed necessary for the prop-
er functioning of the agency will be appointed.
b. The employees, and resources of all Harnett County departments
boards, institutions, and councils will participate in the civil pre-
paredness activities. Duties assigned to each County department shall
be the same or similar to the normal duties of the department, where
possible.
c. Volunteer personnel and agencies offering service to and
accepted by the county.
2. The Harnett County Board of Commissioners shall appoint a Coor-
dinator of the Harnett County Civil Preparedness Agency who shall be
a person well versed and trained in planning operations involving
the activities of many different agencies which will operate to pro-
tect the public health, safety and welfare in the event of danger from
enemy action or disaster as defined in this Ordinance.
3. The Coordinator shall designate and appoint Deputy Coordinators
to assume the emergency duties of the Coordinator in the event of his
absence or inability to act.
Section VI. Emergency Powers and Duties
1. Coordinator of Harnett County Civil Preparedness Agency
a. During any period of Disaster or when Harnett County has been
struck by disaster, within the definition of this Ordinance, the Civil
Preparedness Coordinator may promulgate such regulations as he deems
necessary to protect life and property and preserve critical resources.
This promulgation of regulations solely by the Coordinator will be
only when immediacy of necessary action precludes contact and disc-
ussion with the Harnett County Board of Commissioners. Such regulat-
ions may include, but shall not be limited to the following:
1. Regulations prohibiting or restricting the movement of
vehicles in order to facilitate the work of civil prepared-
ness forces, or to facilitate the mass movement of persons
from critical areas within the county.
2. Regulations pertaining to the movement of persons from
areas deemed to be hazardous or vulnerable to disaster.
3. Such other regulations necessary to preserve public peace,
health and safety.
4. Regulations promulgated in accordance with the authority
above will be given widespread circulation through all avenues
of the news media.
Section 6. Day to Day Duties and Responsibilities of the Coordinator
1. The Coordinator shall be responsible to the Harnett County Board
of Commissioners in regard to all phases of the civil preparedness act-
ivity. The Coordinator shall be responsible for the planning, coor-
dination and operation of the civil preparedness activities in Harnett
County. The Coordinator shall maintain liasion with the State and Fed-
eral authorities and the authorities of nearby political subdivisions
so as to insure the most effective operation of the civil preparedness
plans. The Coordinator's duties shall include, but not be limited to
the following:
a. Coordinating the recruitment of volunteer personnel and
agencies to augment the personnel and facilities of the County of Har-
nett for civil preparedness purposes.
b. Development and coordination of plans for the immediate use
of all facilities, equipment, manpower and other resources of the county
for the purpose of minimizing or preventing damage to persons and prop-
erty; and protecting and restoring to usefulness governmental services
and public utilities necessary for the public health, safety, and welfare.
c. Negotiating and concluding agreements with owners or persons
in control of building or other property for the use of such building
or other property for the civil preparedness purposes and designating
suitable buildings as public shelters.
d. Through public informational programs, educating the populace
as to actions necessary and required for the protection of their
persons and property in case of enemy attack or disaster as defined
herein, either impending or present.
e. Conducting public practice alerts to insure the efficient
operation of the civil preparedness forces and to familiarize residents
with civil preparedness regulations, procedures and operations.
f. Coordinating the activity of all other public and private
agencies engaged in any civil preparedness activities.
Section 7. Civil Preparedness Plans
1. Comprehensive civil preparedness plans shall be adopted and maintained
by resolution of the Harnett County Board of Commissioners: In the
preparations of these plans as it pertains to county organization, it
is intended that the services equipment and facilities and personnel of
all existing departments and agencies shall be utilized to the fullest
extent. When approved, it shall be the duty of all municipal depart-
ments and agencies to perform the functions assigned by these plans and
to maintain their portions of the plans in a current state of readines-
at all times. The Basic Emergency Operations Plan and Disaster Oper-
ations Plan shall have the effect of law whenever a disaster, as de-
fined in this Ordinance, has been proclaimed.
2. The Coordinator shall prescribe in the emergency plans those pos-
itions within the disaster organization, in addition to his own, for
which lines of succession are necessary. In each instance, the respon-
sible person will designate and keep on file with the Coordinator a
current list of three (3) persons as successors to his position. The
list will be in order of succession and will nearly as possible desig-
nate persons best capable of carrying out all assigned duties and
functions.
3. Each service chief and department head assigned responsibility in
the Basic Plan shall be responsible for carrying out all duties and
functions assigned therein. Duties will include the organization and
training of assigned employees and where needed volunteers. Each chief
shall formulate the operational plan for his service which, when
approved, shall be an annex to and a part of the Basic Plan.
4. Amendments to the Basic Plan shall be submitted to the Coordinator.
If approved, the Coordinator will then submit the amendments to the
Harnett County- Board of Commissioners with his recommendation for
their approval. Such amendments shall take effect 30 days from the
date of approval.
S. When a required competency or skill for a disaster function is not
available within local government, the Coordinator is authorized to seek
assistance from persons outside of government. The assignment of duties,
when of a supervisory nature, shall also grant authority for the persons
so assigned to carry out such duties prior, during, and after the
occurrence of a disaster. Such services from persons outside of gov-
ernment may be accepted by local government on a volunteer basis.
Such citizens shall be enrolled as civil preparedness volunteers in
cooperation with the heads of local government departments affected.
Section VII. No Municipal or Private Liability
1. This Ordinance is an exercise by the County of Harnett of its gov-
ernmental functions for the protection of the public peace, health and
safety, and the County of Harnett, its agents and representatives, or
any individual, receiver, firm, partnership, corporation, association,
or trustee, or any of the agents thereof in good faith carrying out,
ACTION TO THE
ORDINANCE
complying with or attempting to comply with any order, rule or regulation
promulgated pursuant to the provisions of this Ordinance, shall not be
liable for any damage sustained to persons or property as the result of
said activity.
2. Any person owning or controlling real estate or other premises who
voluntarily and without compensation grants the County of Harnett the
right to inspect, designate and use the whole or any part or parts of
such real estate or premises for the purpose of sheltering persons
during an actual, impending or practice disaster situation shall not
be civilly liable for the death of, or injury to, any persons on or
about such real estate or premises under such license, privilege or
other permission; or for loss of, or damage to the property of such
person.
Section VIII. Violation of Regulations
It shall be unlawful for any person to violate any of the provis-
ions of this Ordinance or of the regulations or plans issued pursuant
to the authority contained herein, or to willfully obstruct, hinder or
delay any member of the Civil Preparedness organization as herein
defined in the enforcement of the provisions of this Ordinance or any
regulations or plan issued thereunder.
Section IX. Severability
Should any provisions of this Ordinance be declared invalid for
any reason, such declaration shall not affect the validity of other
provisions, or of this Ordinance, as a whole, it being the legislation
intent that the provisions of this Ordinance shall be severable and
remain valid notwithstanding such declaration.
Section X. Conflicting Ordinances, Orders, Rules and Regulations
Suspended
At all times when the orders, rules and regulations made and
promulgated pursuant to this Article shall be in effect, they shall
superside all existing ordinances, orders, rules and regulations insofar
as the latter may be inconsistent therewith.
Section XI. Effective Date
This Ordinance shall take effect on the 20th day of October,
1975.
/s/ Bobby R. Etheridge
Bobby R. Etheridge, Chairman
Harnett County Board of Commissioners
It was moved by Commissioner W. J. Cotton, Jr., and seconded
by Commissioner M. H. Brock that the foregoing ordinance en-
titled "HARNETT COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS ORDINANCE" be adopt-
ed. The Following Commissioners voted for adoption:
Jesse Alphin
W. J. Cotton, Jr.
Bobby R. Etheridge
M. H. Brock,
Lloyd G.Stewart
There being a unanimous vote, the Chairman announced that
the Ordinance was duly adopted pursuant to N. C. G. S. 153A -45
and directed the Clerk to place a copy of the Ordinance in
the the county ordinance book and index it as required by
law.
INTRODUCTION OF ROBERT
ALLEN BAREFOOT Harnett County Planning Board Chairman, C. S. Fowler and Tony
REC. DIRECTOR Tucker, Director of the Development Commission, appeared
before the Board to introduce Robert Allen Barefoot, who
had been employed to fill the vacancy of Recreation Director.
Mr. Tucker presented the Board with a copy of his resume.
Commissioner Cotton moved to approve the employment of Mr.
Barefoot, Commissioner Alphin seconded and the issue passed.
APPOINT TO LIBRARY
BOARD
Commissioner Cotton moved to appoint Mrs. Fred Byerly to the
Library Board as a result of the retirement of one of its
members, Mrs. J. O. Warren. Commissioner Alphin seconded the
motion and the issue carried.
REQUEST FROM ERWIN SCHOOL
FIREWORKS Regarding a request from Erwin High School for permission
to use fireworks for their homecoming game on October 24,
1975, Commissioner Alphin moved to grant the permission on
the basis that the determination of the Co -nty Attorney
RESOLUTION TO HOLD
PUBLIC AUCTION
ACTION
GF EXPENDITURES
ANGIER HEALTH
AUTHORITY
TITLE 4D
Soc. Sec. Act
ADJOURNMENT
would allow the legal use of fireworks. Commissioner Cotton
seconded the motion and the issue carried.
The following resolution was presented to the Board in order
to dispose of surplus property of the County:
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
General Statute, 153A -176 and General Statute
160A- 266(1) permits private sale and negotiation of county -
owned property officially declared as surplus, upon the
expiration of ten days after publication of the notice
authorizing the sale. The following property has been
officially declared as surplus by the Board of County
Commissioners:
1973 Chevrolet
1972 Chevrolet
1973 Chevrolet
1973 Chevrolet
S #1L69H3D140263
S #1M69R2D164201
S #1L69H3D140251
S #1L69H3D140276
NOW, THEREFORE, M. H. Brock, County Manager, be
and he is hereby given authority to negotiate a sale of the
aforementioned surplus property. The public is invited to
contact M. H. Brock, County Manager, at his office in the
County Office Building, Lillington, N. C., on or before
the final sale date of November 7, 1975. Bidding will be
officially closed at 4:00 P. M. He shall then have the
authority to consummate a sale of the foregoing described
property for cash to the person making the highest offer.
This, the 24th day of October, 1975.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
BY /s/ Bobby R. Etheridge
Chairman
ATTEST:
/s/ H. D. Carson, Jr.
Clerk to the Board
A motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was
made by Commissioner Alphin, and seconded by Commissioner
Stewart. The Board voted unanimously in favor of the
resolution.
County Manager presented a copy of the General Fund Expend-
itures as of September 30, 1975.
The Chairman read the Board a letter from Mr. Lynwood Matt-
hews pertaining to the Angier Health Authority.
Regarding Title 4D of the Social Security Act, Commissioner
Cotton moved that the Chairman be authorized to sign a memo
pertaining to the program and to an agreement between the
agencies. Commissioner seconded the move and the
issue passed. c °c /c
The meeting adjourned at 9:40 P. M.
Clerk
PAYROLL CHECKS WRITTEN FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1975
5372
'5373
5374
'15375
15376
5377
5378
5379
5380
5381
5382
5383
5384
5385
5386
5387
5388
5389
5390
5 391
5392
5393
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5395
5396
5397
5398
5399
5400
5401
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5403
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5406
5407
5408
5409
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5441
5442
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5444
5445
5446
5447
5448
5449
5450
5451
5452
5453
5454
5455
5456
Lowdermilk Quinten
Billy R. Brown
Dallas B. Graves
Odis L. McNeill
Don W. Pleasant
Aaron L. Pope
Danny F. Pope
James Quick, Jr.
Priscilla Surles
Randy L. Thomas
Pamela H. West
Sheila A. Smith
Sherry D. Hall
Deborah M. Taylor
Marc Elaine Dykes
Betsy A. Groves
Rhonda G. Howard
Laura Lucas
Karen M. Pope
Vickie Pope
Lois G. Stewart
Eloyce McNeill
Burnice Kelly
Marsha S. Bethune
James R. Allen
Grace McLean
Burnice Kelly
Marsha S. Bethume
Shirley M. Campbell
Flora M. Shaw
Louise Altman
James R. Allen
Priscilla Surles
Pamela H. West
Sheila A. Smith
James Quick, Jr.
Danny E. Pope
Aaron L. Pope
Don W. Pleasant
Odis L. McNeill
Dallas B. Groves
Billy R. Brown
Randy L. Thomas
Lowdermilk Quinten
Mary Elliott
Betty J. Walker
Elbert Scrivens
Phil Matthews
Patricia M Jackson
Joseph McCaden
Tracy Hardison
Wanda Newkirk
Bruce Lee
Dallas Hardy, Jr.
Alvin McLean
Deborah Hayes
Benjamin Johnson
Lillie McMillian
David Tyndall
Vincent Spears
Callie Williams
Janet Johnson
Ralph McNeill
Ronnie McNeill
Peggy Norris
Jerry McKoy
Roy Lee McDougal
Anthony Cannady
Marsha Coleman
Veron H. Davis
Larry R. Morgan
Jennifer Campbell
Ricky Lee
Kathy Williams
Tracy Allen
Void
Rhonda G. Howard
Deborah M. Taylor
Marc E. Dykes
Betsy A. Groves
Laura Lucas
Karne M. Pope
Vickie F. Pope
Eloyce McNeill
Robert Walker
5457 Donald Schwencer
182.96
205.96
169.31
207.13
189.96
211.96
216.96
175.77
191.96
189.96
167.13
189.96
114.00
144.34
146.59
148.05
145.76
139.29
164.24
145.76
96.86
157.76
41.43
164.30
99.68
175.13
196.13
164.30
56.49
151.70
168.30
197.96
191.96
167.13
189.96
212.96
216.96
211.96
189.96
176.06
161.66
205.96
189.96
182.96
19.77
15.82
19.77
20.26
23.73
25.71
15.82
22.74
15.82
25.71
15.82
23.73
27.68
27.68
27.68
23.73
19.77
31.63
31.50
31.63
31.63
27.68
27.68
31.63
15.82
31.63
31.63
31.63
15.82
15.82
31.63
Void
152.76
152.76
147.76
152.76
139.29
152.76
145.76
146.46
49.43
64.90
5458 Kenneth E. Holland
5459 Jimmie G. Avery
5460 Lynda S. Ogburn
5461 Ronnie L. Hargis
5462 W. D. Farmer
5463 Carter T. Phillips
5464 Richard Bullock
5465 Mahlon R. Parker, Jr.
5466 Theron L. Stewart
5467 Charles Walden, Jr.
5468 Tommy 0. Bennett
5469 Dennis W. Pope
5470 William D. Hall
5471 Thomas J. Turlington, Jr.
5472 Genevieve Matthews
5473 Chalmas C. Stewart
5474 William A. Strickland
5475 Dorothy A. Dollar
5476 Romell W. Fuller
5477 James T. Bunn
5478 David E. Jones
5479 Norman L. McLean
5480 Kathy Jane Godwin
5481 Charles Ellis
5482 Ernest McKoy
5483 Otis West
5484 Albert Lavoie
5485 Ruth Tart
5486 William E. Guy
5487 Ronald E. Whitman
5488 Wanda E. Jones
5489 Walter L. Skinandore
5490 Danny R. Hall
5491 Edna L. Ray
5492 Henry C. Jackson
5493 Janet M. Jones
5494 William Jakeman
5495 Anita M. Williams
5496 Deborah C. Phillips
5497 Grover C. McCormick
5498 Leron M. Ockletree
5499 Eddie D. Wall
5500 Monroe Atkins
5501 Kenneth E. Holland
5502 Jimmie G. Avery
5503 lynda S. Oburn
5504 W. D. Farmer
5505 Carter T. Phillips
5506 Richard Bullock
5507 Mahlon R. Parker, Jr.
5508 Theron L. Stewart
5509 Charles Walden, Jr.
5510 Tommy 0. Bennett
5511 Dennis W. Pope
5512 William D. Hall
5513 Vicki S. Johnson
5514 Wade Evans
5515 Thomas J. Turlington, Jr.
5516 Genevieve Matthews
5517 Chalmas C. Stewart
5518 William A. Strickland
5519 Dorothy A. Dollar
5520 Romell W. Fuller
5521 Jimmy W. Monroe
5522 Patsy Thomas
5523 James T. Bunn
5524 David E. Jones
5525 Norman L. McLean
5526 Kathy J. Godwin
5527 Ernest McKoy
5528 Otis West
5529 Albert Lavoie
5530 Ruth Tart
5513 Alton F. Guins, Jr.
5532 William E. Guy
5533 Ronald E. Whitman
5534 Wanda E. Jones
5535 Walter L. Skinandore
5536 Danny R. Hall
5537 Edna L. Ray
5538 Henry Caroll Jackson
5539 Janet M. Jones
5540 William Jakeman
5541 Anita M. Williams
5542 Franklin Williams
5543
200.43
266.28
161.30
00
254.28
273.28
175.30
266.28
162.30
159.30
161.30
92.15
133.14
241.62
173.36
227.62
187.30
157.77
164.24
216.96
160.03
211.96
171.86
125.79
112.32
153.74
143.44
166.07
215.62
165.83
166.82
136.26
132.02
166.82
162.30
156.23
143.23
152.24
202.79
175.30
169.30
162.77
204.96
200.43
266.28
161.30
254.28
238.20
183.18
266.28
162.30
159.30
161.30
170.30
217.56
162.30
162.30
241.62
179.84
227.62
224.96
56.01
165.77
94.15
175.36
216.96
160.03
211.96
171.86
153.74
153.74
218.49
165.07
191.13
212.03
151.54
166.82
143.54
38.56
166.82
159.54
166.82
165.82
166.82
90.41
Minnie P. Bradshaw 94.41
504
5544 Deborah C. Phillips
5545 Grover C. McCormick
5546 Leron M. Ockletree
5547 Monroe Atkins
5548 Robert K. Ragan
5549 Grace McLean
5550 Burnice Kelly
5551 Marsha S. Bethume
5552 Flora M. Shaw
5553 Louise Altman
5554 James R. Allen
5555 Priscilla Surles
5556 Pamela H. West
5557 Sheila A. Smith
5558 James Quick, Jr.
5559 Danny E. Pope
5560 Aaron L. Pope
5561 Don W. Pleasant
5562 Odis L. McNeill
5563 Dallas B. Graves
5564 Billy R. Brown
5565 Randy L. Thomas
5566 Quinten Lowdermilk
5567 Cynthia McMillian
5568 Rhonda G. Howard
5569 Deborah M. Taylor
5570 Marc Elaine Dykes
5571 Betsy A. Groves
5572 Laura Lucas
5573 Karen M. Pope
5574 Vickie F. Pope
5575 Eloyce McNeill
5576 Robert Walker
5577 Donald Schwencer
5578 Beverly B. Ennis
5579 Rita J. Williford
5580 Teresa Wilkerson
5581 Peggy A. McLean
5582 Miles Barnes_
5583 May Elliott
5584 Betty J. Walker
5585 Elbert Scrivens
5586 Phil Matthews
5587 Patricia Jackson
5588 Joseph McCaden
5589 Tracy Hardison
5590 Alvin McLean
5591 Deborah Hayes
5592 Benjamin Johnson
5593 Lillie McMillian
5504 David Tyndall
5595 Vincient Spears
5596 Jerry McKoy
5597 Roy L. McDougal
5598 Anthony Cannady
5599 Marsha Coleman
5600 Vernon H. Davis
5601 Larry R. Morgan
5602 Jennifer Campbell
5603 Ricky Lee
56045 Kathy Williams
5605 Tracy Allen
5606 Jerry Byrd
5607 Connie Small
5608 Tyrome McKeithan
5609 Margaret Walker
5610 Donna Hughes
5611 Richard McGoogan
5332
5333
5334
5335
5336
5337
5338
5339
5340
5341
8342
5343
5344
5 345
5346
5347
5348
5349
5350
Kenneth E. Holland
Jimmie G. Avery
Lynda S. Ogvurn
Ronnie L. Hargis
W. D. Farmer
Mahlon R. Parker, Jr.
Theron L. Stewart
Charles Walden, Jr.
Tommy O. Bennett
Thomas J. Turlington,
Genevieve Matthews
Chalmas C. Stewart
William A. Strickland
Dorothy A. Dollar
Romell W. Fuller
James T. Bunn
David E. Jones
Norman L. McLean
Kathy J. Godwin
202.79 5351
175.30 5352
169.30 5353
204.96 5354
57.20 5355
175.13 5356
196.13 5357
169.30 5358
177.13 5359
162.30 5360
188.96 5361
189.96 5362
175.13 5363
180.96 5364
212.96 5365
211.96 5366
211.96 5367
204.96 5368
205.13 5369
166.50 5370
205.96 5371
189.96
186.96 5612
42.33 5613
152.76 5614
139.29 5615
147.76 5616
152.76 5617
152.76 5618
152.76 5619
145.76 5620
155.24 5621
144.76 5622
144.76 5623
132.29 5624
119.81 5625
125.81 5626
136.69 5627
118.81 5628
21.75 5629
17.79 5630
31.63 5631
22.24 5632
29.66 5633
31.63 5634
31.63 5635
31.63 5636
29.66 5637
19.77 5638
31.63 5639
31.63 5640
27.68 5641
31.63 5642
31.63 5643
31.63 5644
31.63 5645
31.63 5646
31.63 5647
31.63 5648
31.63 5649
31.63 5650
39.54 5651
9.89 5652
40.53 5653
26.69 5654
15.82 5655
31.63 5656
21.75 5657
5658
200.43 5659
266.28 5660
161.30 5661
69.61 5662
254.28 5663
248.92 5664
155.00 5665
152.00 5666
153.00 5667
Jr. 241.62 5668
179.84 5669
227.62 5670
223.96 5671
157.77 5672
69.79 5673
216.96 5674
160.03
211.96
171.86
Charles Ellis
Ernest McKoy
Otis West
Albert Lavoie
Ruth Tart
William E. Guy
Ronald E. Whitman
Wanda E. Jones
Walter L. Skinandore
Danny R. Hall
Edna L. Ray
Henry C. Jackson
Janet M. Jones
William Jakeman
Anita M. Williams
Deborah C. Phillips
Grover C. McCormick
Leron M. Ockletree
Eddie D. Wall
Monroe Atkins
James R. Allen
Bobby R. Etheridge
M. H. Brock
W. J. Cotton, Jr.
Lloyd Stewart
Jesse Alphin
H. D. Carson, Jr.
Rachel W. Blanchard
Vanessa W. Young
W. Thomas Allen
Lottie Patterson
Rachel S. Korpulinski
Alice R. Shomper
W. Eal Jones
Alice Schmincke
Edna W. Butts
Jackie J. Pate
Wade H. Stewart
Edna K. Newton
Madie Lee Morgan
Joyce J. Oliver
Lemuel C. Gregory, Jr.
Burnice F. Temple
Lewis C. Rosser, Jr.
Johnny Halcomb
Clyde F. Pate
Sammy R. McLean
Rufus H. Parrish
Billy G. Wallace
James S. West
Ronald P. Green
Jams E. Turnage
T. A. Coats,Jr.
John H. Atkins, III
George E. Cameron
Henry. J. Jacobs
Stanley Bryd
Roger W. Lyon
Henry D. Hood, III
Connie C. Spence
Flora Green Milton
Clyde L. Ross
June S. Britt
Annie L. Griffis
Shirley McLean
Paul B. Drews
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
Harney V. Godfrey
Marjorie G. Wade
Joyce G. Pulliam
Egeta Williams
John D. Davis
125.79
112.32
153.74
197.49
137.65
215.62
165.82
166.82
157.82
130.61
166.82
162.30
97.94
130.91
152.24
188.96
175.30
169.30
186.30
204.96
104.98
225.00
2000100
114.00
200.00
200.00
814.67
441.45
356.62
691.99
408.86
348.50
371.75
659.78
440.86
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
235.45
467.65
540.65
485.53
501.53
486.40
505.89
508.77
517.64
496.77
428.63
541.95
394.86
348.17
345.88
347.13
311.44
570.88
410.97
266.19
851.32
483.90
507.10
450.15
481.50
435.45
374.88
432.91
406.63
757.36
704.70
665.36
652.86
616.25
627.96
5675 Jane H. Smith
15676 Bonnie B. Beasley
15677 Daniel C. Welch
'5678 John C. Harvey
5679 Edward D. Rice
651.03
433.65
503.79
596.58
594.83
5680 Cynthia T. Schumann 623.68
5681 Benita J. Beasley 405.14
5682 Emme -t J. Allen 464.07
5683Carra G. Avery 434.18
5684 Mazelle M. Stephenson 435.24
5685 Ruby C. Jenkins 445.37
5686 Mary A. Parker 447.76
5687 Joyce G. Brown 460.33
5688 Richard C. Giles 483.53
5689 Connor W. Williams, Jr. 588.55
5690 Roxanne R. Ayers 357.00
5691 Bonnie B. Temple 379.51
5692 Nancy E. Johnson 333.88
5693 Vickie N. Turlington 587.90
5694 Edna J. Black 498.82
5695 Janice M. Williford 586.83
5696 Margie Harrington 492.40
5697 Kathleen Thomas 561.97
5698 Pauline Sanford 571.07
5699 Maydell A. Hatley 478.23
5 700
5701
5702
5703
5704
5705
5706
5707
5708
5709
5710
5711
5712
5713
5714
5715
5716
5717
5718
5719
5720
5721
5722
5723
5724
5725
5726
5727
5728
5729
5730
5731
5732
5733
5734
5735
5736
5737
5738
5739
5740
5741
5742
5743
5744
5745
5 746
Donna S. Taylor
Anne Dean
Linda C. Sprinkle
James E. Goff
H. W. Lloyd
Earl L. Childers, Jr.
Lincoln Blanding
Juanita S. Hight
Bettie E. Giles
Mary W. Jones
Ida P. Hinnant
Virginia L. Simmons
Ophelia McLean
Lorena H. Jackson
Stephen B. Warrick
Henry S. Thompson
Lida R. O'Quinn
Rebecca S. Coleman
Louise M. Lloyd
Patricia A. McKee
Hoyt B. Fowler
Donald R. Womble
William F. Roach
Margaret N. McDonald
Alta Pearl Pope
Evelyn B. Howard
Bertha M. Taylor
Kathy B. Wicker
Muriel F. Cann
Alma Jean Bass
Frances H. McKay
Neta T. Worth
Kathy S. McAllister
Lula B. Morrison
Herbert E. Hudson
Corbett A. Coats
Robert J. Burnette
John H. Strickland
John Jay West
George G. Pope
Margaret R. Randall
Janet H. Johnson
Nina P. Bethune
Melanie H. Collins
Virginia S. Warren
Thomas T. Lanier
Lillian B. Smith
510.33
737.54
465.31
427.50
471.00
300.00
271.95
314.23
339.60
290.85
342.40
286.78
255.78
336.13
145.93
1,054.90
833.63
635.93
649.55
651.18
733.08
795.41
769.65
439.23
391.51
386.23
365.88
596.40
640.05
348.17
737.67
462.08
570.97
447.28
637.33
553.18
426.86
395.51
273.12
273.24
575.51
196.59
345.88
329.13
414.23
670.28
385.88
5747
5748
5749
5750
5751
5752
5753
5754
5755
5756
5757
5758
5759
5760
5 761
5762
5763
5764
5765
5766
Jean M. Irvin
Void
Edward H. McCormick
Roy S. Godwin
Thomas H. James
Lee Vernon Harris
Dories McKoy
Henry McDougald
Alvis Lee Ockletree
Tony M. Tucker
Bessie W. Moss
Fred D. Freeman, Jr.
Owen H. Willis, Jr.
R. A. Gray, Jr.
Joseph D. Lucas
Harriette H. Britt
Grace L. Stoen
Wayne Faircloth
M. H. Brock
Patsy H. Nobles
499.06
300.00
70.61
382.37
356.01
323.81
309.81
144.94
931.80
460.36
765.51
704.84
775.42
733.72
237.66
590.18
589.34
574.20
247.63
GENERAL FUND CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1975.
6567 Lee - Harnett Mental Health Center
6568 Vold
6569 Mrs. Ernest West
6570 Mrs. J. A. Walker
6571 Mrs. Herman Tew
6572 Mrs. Edwin Morris
6573 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
6574 Mrs. Amanda McFarland
6575 Lettie Johnson
6576 Mrs. A. M. Ivey
6577 Mrs. David Ferrell
6578 Cristal Evans
6579 Mrs. Lennie Arnold
6580 Kennedy Home
6581 Church of God Childrens Home
6582 Payroll A/C
6583 Payroll A/C
6584 Harnett County AFDC Fund
6585 Void
6586 Harnett County AD Fund
6587 Veron David
6588 Harnett County School Fund
6589 Dorothy A. Dollar
6590 Thad H. Pope
6591 Lillington FCS
6592 L. E. Bottiglier, P. M.
6593 American Red Cross
6594 Supt. of Documents
6595 Harnett County AFCDC Fund
6596 Harnett County A. D. Fund
6597 Clyde Ross
6598 Falcon Children's Home
6599 Bessie Lee
6600 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
6601 Mrs. Steve Gentry
6602 Galcon Children's Home
6603 Mrs. Glenn C. Smith
6604 Mrs. David Ferrell
6605 W. J. Cotton, Jr.
6606 The Daily Record
6607 Woodall & McCormick
6608 Randy Sturgill
6609 Leon's Esso Service
6610 Erwin Gulf Service
6611 Blade Warren Citgo
6612 T. J. Motors
6613 O'Neal Motors, Inc.
6614 Bobby's American Sales, Ltd.
6615 Gulf Oil Corp.
6616 Lillington Tire Sales and Services
6617 Perry Brothers Tire Ser., Inc.
6618 Lee's Gulf Supreme
6619 N.C. Police Information Network
6620 National Police Supply
6621 Lillington Auto Parts
6622 Piedmont Communications Co., Inc.
6623 United Laboratories, Inc.
6624 Dr. A. W. Peede
6625 Data Processing Co.
6626 Case Blue Print $ Supply Co., Inc.
6627 Eastman Kodak Co.
6628 Flora J. Milton Reg. of Deeds
6629 Faye M. Upchurch
6630 The Dunn Clinic
6631 Dr. F. X. Fallon
6632 N. C. Natural Gas Corp.
6633 Baysden's Red $ White
6634 Piggly Wiggly
6635 Modern Laundry $ Cleaners, Inc.
6636 N. C. Natural Gas Corp.
6637 Wilbourne Furn. Co.
6638 Wendy Pulliam
6639 Wade Marks
6640 Miltigraphics Division
6641 First Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
6642 Central Carolina Bank
6643 First Citizens Bank $ Tr. Co.
6644 Bank of North Carolina
6645 Waccamaw Bank $ Tr. Co.
6646 First Citizens Bank & Tr. co.
6647 Southern National Bahk
6648 Mrs. Edwin Boyette
6649 J. Clyde Adams
6650 C. S. Fowler
6651 Jesse Alphin, Jr.
6652 N. R. Sessoms
22,500.00 Balance on 1975 appropriation
void
107.10 B.
345.10
86.25
111.35
345.10
233.75
115.00
324.75
223.95
106.60
238.50
215.00
128.60
4,007.08 Title 1 Payroll 9-15 through 9 -26 -75
6,825.92 EJP Payroll 9 -15 - 9 -26 -75
17,854.52 Conti. from Gen. Fund
Void
6,062.50 Contri from Gen. Fund
47.45 Title I
200,000.00 Contri from General Fund
65.40 Sept. travel
270.00 Services rendered Bd. of Elections
66.10 April, May, June a/c for Courthouse
8.00 Box rent for box 906
1,000.00 1975 -76 contri.
6.10 Children Today
1,080.91 Contri. from Gen. Fund
349.50 Contri. from General Fund
27.70 Reimburse for expenses
100.00 B. Home Care
596.75 "
9.90
59.40
600.00
364.15
8.00
15.00
5.50
1.70
128.51
2.00
4.90
30.00
13.00
6.52
6.45
10.43
423.89
40.70
200.10
460.50
406.93
6.49
76.10
64.23
12.00
539.50
9.93
202.01
153.13
173.00
25.00
100.00
10.83
38.06
741.63
33.65
44.42
1.56
28.24
20.00
69.54
93.00
88.50
104.00
150.50
121.00
85.00
115.00
25.10
22.70
20.00
25.10
Home Care
11
Reimbursement Dental Bills
Travel Law and Order Meeting
Legal Notice Health Facility
Reg. Mail 74CVD1809
65 hours dispatcher
Tire Repair for Sheriff's Dept.
1 Alternator Belt Sheriff's Dept.
Wrecker ser. for Sheriff's Dept.
Inv. No. 13729 Sheriff's Dept.
Inv. 251 Sheriff's Dept.
Inv. 1281 Sheriff's Dept.
2240111928
Sept. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Inv. 2863
Sept. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Inv. 2 -75 -0071
Inv. Nos. 27502, 27588
Inv. 16889 Sheriff's Dept.
Relocated base radio
Inv. 71005
Re: James A. Avery
830 instruments
Sept. Acct. Reg. of Deeds Office
Inv. No. 122 -B 55253
Convention Expenses
Re: Walton Inquest
Case 7506548
Case Nos. 7500433,7506098,7506643
Per statement
Sept. Acct. Co. Jail
Sept. Acct. Co. Jail
Sept. Acct. Co. Jail
Inv. Jail 12980 Co. Jail
2660 Co. Jail
Cleaning Dunn Office
Sept. Rent
Inv. 0497930
186 Food Stamp Transactions Aug.
177 "
208
301
242
170
230
"
Soc. Ser. Board Meeting
"
100.00 10 days as Courth Officer
Bowen Office Equipment Co.
„ 6653
6654 Lafayette Drug Co.
6655 IBM Corp.
6656 Juanita S. Hight
6657 Students Supply Stores
6658 Consumers' Research, Inc.
6659 Henry S. Thompson
6660 Harold Lambeth
6661 Patricia McKee
6662yt Fowler
6663 Margaret McDonald
6664 Frazier Roach
6665 Lida O'Quinn
6666 Evelyn B. Howard
6667 Louise Lloyd
6668 Frances McKay
6669 Dr. A. W. Peede
6670 Dr. Jo Anne Burkhalter
6671 Dr. C. L. Corbett
6672 Dr. A. W. Peede
6673 Dept. of Human Resources
6674 Roane - Barker, Inc.
6675 Club Cleaners
6676 Landauer $ Co.
6677 Lillington Roller Mills
6678 Burroughs Corp.
6679 Dale E. Shaffer
6680 Killo Exterminating Co.
6681 N. C. State Library
6682 Bound to Stay Bound Books, Inc.
6683 Shaw's Plumbing Service
6684 Sarah Odom
6685 E. R. Thomas Drug Acct.
6686 Belvin L. Strickland
6687 Machine and Welding Co.
6688 Motorola, Inc.
6689 Brock Chevrolet Company, Inc.
6690 The Dunn Dispatch
6691 Lillington Exxon Station
6692 Carolina Power $ Light Co.
6693 Carolina Power €, Light Co.
6694 Twyford Printing Co.
6695 Sanford Business Machines, Inc.
6696 Morris Wade Sales Co.
6697 Gray $ Creech, Inc.
6698 Storr Sales Co.
6699 Lillington Hardware $ Furn Co.
6700 Lillington Hardware $ Furniture Co.
6701 N. C. Natural Gas Corp.
6702 Amway Products
6703 J. A. Carver
6704 John E. Ingraham and Associates
6705 Johnson and Johnson
6706 Lafayette Drug Co.
6707 Dr. Francis X. Fallon
6708 Cape Fear Valley Hpsoital
6709 Lanier Drug Co., Inc.
6710 N.C. Dept. of Natural $ Ec. Res.
6711 Burt's Boiler $ Furnace Service
6712 Holloman Exterminators
6713 Cummings Brothers Electric Co.
6714 The Sherwin- Williams Co.
6715 Carl 0. Jones
6716 Institute of Government
6717 N.C. Dept. of Natural $ Ec. Res.
6718 Town of Lillington
6719 Sears, Roebuck and Co.
6720 Honeywell, Inc.
6721 Byerly Enterprises, Inc
6722 Strickland Motor Co.
6723 Morris Wade Sales Co.
6724 Carolina Power & Light Co.
6725 Lillington Auto Parts
6726 Storr Sales Co.
6727 Western Auto Associate Store
6728 B. E. Sturgill
6729 Rodney M. Tart
6730 Wayne Curring
6731 Coleman Sporting Goods, Inc.
6732 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster
6733 Payroll Acct.
6734 Payroll Acct.
6735 Harnett County AFDC Fund
6736 Harnett County AD Fund
24.42
7.68
58.23
36.00
13.91
7.50
114.86
33.89
69.12
99.47
3.27
12.10
12.03
69.98
69.62
7.45
304.00
854.55
280.00
37.00
26.40
80.42
18.41
15.50
13.73
34.32
4.40
18.00
713.43
14.20
8.50
154.50
125.00
80.00
52.10
32.50
597.75
39.28
671.22
355.69
3.49
271.44
148.37
28.20
186.75
319.72
14.91
12.56
141.45
32.33
120.41
1,650.00
106.75
10.51
10.00
80.00
1.75
925.32
12.00
8.00
78.82
90.82
33.89
24.20
3,200.00
144.95
156.25
892.00
258.00
150.00
24.77
27.62
12.18
69.18
2.60
29.28
189.80
16.38
4,082.02
10.00
5,470.74
7,431.90
623.90
445.50
Sept. Acct. County Agent
67819 Co. Agent
7AC2970
Travel Expense
Inv. 54651
1 yr renewal sub.
Reimbursement for Sept. Expenses
cutting grass at Dunn Health Center
Sept. Expenses
Sept. Travel
Sept. Expenses
Sept. Clinics and treatments for 3 GC pat.
Sept. Clinics $ Travel
Sept. Clinics
Treatment for 3 GC and i S Patient
Statement of 10 -1 -75
Inv. Nos. 58094, 58126
Sept. Acct. Health Dept.
Inv. 410219
Inv. 26365 Dog Warden
1284185
Sept. order to Co. Library
July, Aug, Sept. Services
Inv. 10345
828302
822 Co. Lib.
Registrar Town of Erwin
Oct. Rent
D00770 C.D. Agency
Inv. 30429
Sept. Acct.
Aug. 21 Ad, Bids, Sub, CD Office
Sept. Acct. Co. Mgr. and Sheriff
Per statements
17506, 17508, 17507
1829, 1891
17794, 17957, 538
26190, 28143.
Reg. of Deeds, Co. Auditor
Aug Acct.
749, 1059, 1058, 727, 693.
Per statements
984220, 984217
Expenses U. S. Senate Committee
Audit 7 -1 -74 ending 6 -30 -75
Re: Dan B. Andrews property
70791 ,497787,498508,498359,496848.
Re Mrs. Annie Lois Leak
Re Brenda Jackson
Re Jason McKoy
Co's part for Forest Fire Control
Service call to Sheltered Workshop
Aug. Service for
Wire Air cond for
July Acct. for
Sept. Jan Services
009107
Final payment on F1400
Per Statements
Ticket 8194254
Bal on Inv. No 496CM430
Policy 22E5322373
Car Rental for Dev. Comm.
Sept. Acct. Police Liaison Officers
Per statement
20025 Co. Garage
Inv. 119543 Co. Garage
136846 Co. Garage
Refund for locks for Co. Garage
Labor and materials Co. garage plumbing
Refund for error in listing taxes
Sept. Acct. for Recreation Program
Postage for Manpower Program
Title 1 payroll 9 -9 through 10 -10 -75
EJP Payroll 9 -29- - 10 -10 -75
Contribution to the AFDC Fund
Contribution to the AD Fund
IT
7-508
6737 William Arthur Strickland
6738 Harnett Development Commission
6739 CIBA Pharmaceutical Company
6740 Woodall $ McCormick
6741 Angier Rescue Unit
6742 Coats Rescue Unit
6743 Dunn Rescue Unit
6744 Erwin Rescue Unit
6745 Lillington Rescue Unit
6746 Central Electric Membership Corp.
6747 Warren Bros. Oil Co.
6748 Carolina Telephone $ Telegraph
6749 Carolina Tel. f, Tel. Co.
6750 Saul F. Smith
6751 Lewis Bottiglier, Postmaster
6752 Storr Sales Company
6753 North Carolina Natural Gas
6754 Town of Lillington
6755 Carolina Tel. $ Tel. Co.
6756 Carolina Tel. f, Tel. Co.
6757 Carolina Power F, Light Co.
6758 Carolina Power F, Light Co.
6759 Harnett County AFDC Fund
6760 Harnett County Medicaid Fund
6761 Woodall G McCormick Trust Acct.
6762 Harnett County School Fund
6763 Carolina Tel. $ Tel. Co.
6764 Payroll], Acct.
6765 Payroll Acct.
6766 Harnett County Debt Service Fd.
6767 William Fred Hall
6768 Andrew M. Anderson
6769 Superintendent of Documents
6770 Carolina Power $ Light Co.
6771 Payroll Acct.
6772 N.C. Blue Cross
6773 N. C. Blue Cross
6774 Bank of North Carolina, NA
6775 Carolina Power f, Light Co.
6776 Void
6777 Void
6778 Law Enforcement Benefit and Retire
6779 Bank of North Carolina, NA
6780 Bank of North Carolina, NA
6781 Bank of North Carolina, NA
6782 Law Enforcement Officers' B $ Ret.
37.66
1,500.00
23.00
1,821.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
17.50
2,543.30
1,032.74
167.29
115.00
1,000.00
170.55
8.88
21.75
471.87
88.51
385.34
1,635.84
185.59
10,539.85
815.00
200,000.00
29.43
8,306.30
6,404.55
5,451.09
198.48
201.48
28.10
5.00
73,089.28
1,491.24
1,229.80
13,281.00
40.56
Void
Void
544.44
3,905.56
2,376.95
1,581.95
544.44
EJP balance on Oct pay check for increase
Industrial Appreciation
Vol 2 of Reproductive System
Professional services for Sept.
1975 -76 allocation
Electrical membership fees.
Sept. Acct. Co. Garage
Per Statements
Labor and Material Basement of Courthouse
Postage for Social Services Dept.
1429, 1257, 1533, 1579
Per statement
T1
Contri. to AFDC Fund
Contri to Medicaid Fund
Bid funds for proposed purchase of prop.
Contribution from General Fund
per statements
EJP Payroll
Title 1 Payroll
Contri. from Gen. Fund
Oct. Salary
Books for Manpower
Per statement
October payroll
043 0012 001
Oct. WH Tax
Per statement
Employees' LEO Contri.
Employees' Ret. Contri.
Matching contri for SS Health Lib. CD Manpowe
Matching contri for LE0