02011971i''"
MINUTES OF REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1971.
REGULAR MONTHLY
MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of the County Commissioners convened on
Monday, February 1, 1971 in the Commissioners Room, Courthouse, Lill -
ington, N. C. with the following present: Chairman M. H. Brock, Vice -
Chairman D. P. Ray, Jr., Board members W. J. Cotton, C. E. McLamb
and Gilbert Brown. Also present H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Boar
and Attorney Edward H. McCormick.
CALL TO ORDER Chairman Brock called the meeting to order at 9:20 A.M. and offered
the morning prayer.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Item 1.
AIRPORT COMMISSION
REPORT Keith Finch and Harnett Development Commission Director, Mitch Wooten
presented a feasibility report from the committee appointed relative
to county airport needs. The report concluded that available land ha
been located, estimates cost for construction had been received, and
pertinent facts had been obtained from the FAA.
LIBRARY HEAT
Commissioner McLamb suggested that the Board meet with representative
from other municipal areas of the county, giving them the benefit of
the information received.'
Chairman Brock informed Mr. Finch and Mr. Wooten that the Board
would take the recommendations, facts and figures under consideration
and get back in touch with themas soon as possible.
Item 2.
Mrs. Margaret Randall, Librarian, came before the Board in regards to
the heating system at the library. As the present heat plant was
broken, Chairman Brock informed Mrs. Randall that the Board would tak
care of this matter, either with repairs to the old plant or with a
new heat pump altogether.
MR. ED WALKER, MR.
BOB LEAK & MR. W. R. DANIELS
Item 3.
Mr. Ed Walker and Mr. Bob Leak from Dunn Chamber of Commerce and Mr.
W. R. Daniels of Carolina Power & Light Company, Dunn , were recogniz-d
by the Board as appearing in behalf of the Airport Commission, Mr.
Finch and Mr. Wooten.
MINUTES READ AND
APPROVED The minutes from the last meeting of January 4, 1971, were read and
approved.
MR. J. P. BRADLEY
Item 3.
Mr. J. P. Bradley came before the Board regarding present ad valorem
tax applied to buildings on leased land, belonging to him. He told
the Board that the buildings were listed at $3,482. on the tax books,
but that he could sell them for only $800.00.
Chairman Brock requested that Mr. Bradley appear before the Board
of Equalization and Review when it convened in April and May of 1971
and plead his case at that time.
JOHN LEWIS BROWN
RE: DOGS Item 4.
John Lewis Brown appeared before the Board and reported that many
dogs in the Shawtown area had killed some of his livestock. Mr.
Brock informed Brown that he would see the dog warden and request
him to concentrate his efforts in this area to eliminate some of the
dogs that were destroying livestock.
DIRECTOR SOC.
SERVICES
Item 5.
Mr. F. C. Hubbard, Social Services Director, came before the Board,
reporting that his department had now moved into the new building and
that he was of the opinion that his department could operate more
smoothly and efficient with the extra amount of space.
ADJUTANT GENERAL
DAVIS - N. C. NATIONAL
GUARD Adjutant General Davis, N. C. National Buard representative,
and Major Fred McPhaul appeared before the Board in relation to
the building of a new Armory in Dunn. He reported that Dunn had
agreed to the cost of land and the facilities, the State would
furnish 872 percent of construction and that the could assume the
remaining 122 percent necessary for construction . He indicated that
this amount could be from two budget periods. Gen. Davis only asked
at this time for moral support and encouragement, so that he could be
the requests for the funds to begin the Armory.
No action was taken at this time.
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Mr. ALLEN TAX
SUPERVISOR
TAX & WELFARE
LIEN ATTORNEY
MR. JONES, TAX
COLLECTOR
Mr. Tom Allen, Tax Supervisor requested from the Board, refunds for the
following accounts: Mrs. Vallie Senter, Hectors Crkk Township, $288.87
Lease Plan, Inc., Purchase, N. Y., Lillington Township, refund for dou
ble listing $48.54.
Commissioner Cotton made a motion to refund the aforementioned amounts
upon the recommendation of Mr. Tom Allen, Commissioner McLamb seconded
the motion and it carried unanimously.
Mr. Allen then gave a progress report relative to the revaluation.
Item 8.
Mr. Marshall Woodall, Tax and Welfare Lien Attorney made the following
report to the Board:
Mary Seaberry Heirs Stewart's Creek Township Case No. 3658, $175.00
Attorney fee $20.00.
Mr. Woodall informed the Board that Elmore Bros. from Dunn desired to
purchase a lot on Cook St. that belongs jointly to the City of Dunn and
County of Harnett. His recommendation was to sell the property, former
ly known as Smith property to Elmore Bros. for $500.00.
Commissioner Cotton made a motion to abide by Mr. Woodall's recommend-
ation to sell the lot for $500.00, Commissioner McLamb seconded the
motion. Attorney McCormick concurred with the transation and the vote
was unanimous.
Furthermore, proper authority was extended to the Tax and Welfare Lien
Attorney to negotiate the transaction.
Item 9.
Mr. Earl Jones, Tax Collector, presented the report for his office.
He also presented the following for reproduction and distribution if
acceptable by the Board:
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HARNETT
OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECTOR
LILLINGTON, N. C.
The Office of Tax Collector, in point of history, is one of the
oldest positions of governmental responsibility that remains in existence
in modern times. We are mindful of this as we read the Biblical accounts of
tax collectors and their activities.
The Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility to employ all
lawful means for the collection of taxes; he is required to keep adequate
records and to render an accounting of all monies received by his office.
The North Carolina Machinery Act of 1939 supports this official in the
performance of the duties of his office. This Act empowers the Tax Coll-
ector with authority to garnishee, enabling him to attach a portion of
the salary or the bank account of a delinquent taxpayer for payment of
taxes. He may attach personal property, including motor vehicles, tele-
visions, boats or any item of value to offer for public sale to apply to
the delinquent account of a taxpayer. In the real estate category, the
Tax Collector must report all activities of his office to the local govern-
ing body. This report is given on a regular basis and sets forth the
action taken to administer the duties of the office.
The necessity for the collection of the tax dollar is best realized
when we note how it is spent. The revenue from taxes provides personnel
and maintains facilities for: Law Enforcement, Register of Deeds, Tax
Departments, Auditor's Office, Coroner, Agricultural Extension Service,
Health Department, Dog Warden, Veterans Service Office, Civil Defense,
Industrial Development, Social Services, Board of Elections and Public
Schools. In addition, the tax dollar provides for the maintenance of
buildings and grounds of these departments.
The Harnett County Tax Collector also acts as the receiver of funds
for the county from sources other than taxes. From 22 to 3 million
dollars is processed through the office in Harnett County, annually. There-
fore, the intricate details of the function of the Office of Tax Collector
is a great responsibility.
Although, by the very nature of his work the Tax Collector is not
the most beloved of government officials, he nonetheless serves in a
most vital office of local government. It is through and by his efforts
that local government is able to execute the will of the people in rendering
the services which the taxpayers require and deserve.
471.
Minutes of Regular Meeting of February 1, 1971 continued
The Office of Tax Collector in Harnett County is one of the major
appointive offices. The Tax Collector is appointed by the Board of Com-
missioners for a one -year term and serves at the will and pleasure of the
Board. Should the Tax Collector be derelict in his duties, the governing
body may remove him from office.
W. Earl Jones
Tax Collector
ACTION: Commissioner McLamb moved that the foregoing be accepted for
reproduction and distribution, Commissioner Brown seconded the move
and it carried unanimously.
MENTAL HEALTH DIRECTOR
RALPH MC COIG Item 10.
Ralph McCoig, Director Mental Health Department, came before the Board
in behalf of the Mental Heal Authority. He reported that because of
over estimation of anticipated fees and unmatchable funds determined as
matchable erroneously, that his department could not continue to function
present rate without incurring a deficit for the fiscal year of 1970 -71,
in the estimated amount of $39,000.00
RECESS
RECONVENED
FIRE CODES
Commissioner McLamb recommended that this information be taken under
consideration.
The Board requested a report from the Mental Health Department to be sub-
mitted periodically.
The meeting recessed for lunch at 12:00 noon.
The meeting was celled to order again after lunchat 1:30 P. M.
Item 11.
County attorney, Edward H. McCormick informed the Board that he had no
recommendations relative to the adoption of fire codes for the
County. He further reported that the committee was still working in an
effort to acquire an adequate set of codes that could be common and
acceptable for the entire county.
MEDICAL EXAMINER
SYSTEM Item 12.
The Chairman brought to the attention of the Board the subject of
Medical Examiner Sustem for Harnett County.
Attorney McCormick read G.S. 130 -107 of 1967 Legislature. It appears
therefore, that the aforementioned system is mandatory and that all
counties will come under it eventually. The discussion was tabled.
AMENDMENT TO E.
C. REG. HSG. AUTHORITY
Chairman Brock presented an amendment to the laws governing the Eastern
Carolina Regional Housing Authority to the Board. The Board chose to
take no action regarding the matter.
1¢ SALES TAX The Board discussed the 1¢ sales tax matter with Attorney Gerald Arnold.
EAGLE STORES, INC.
ROAD PETITIONS
Item 13.
Atty Bryan, Dunn, appeared before the Board in behalf of Eagles, Inc.
asking for some measure of relief in paying the back taxes as recorded
in the minutes of the foregoing regular meeting. The Board agreed to
take the matter under consideration, discuss it with Mr. Allen, Tax
Supervisor and notify Attorney Bryan of the ultimate results of the
discussion.
The Board agreed to return to Overhills, Inc., their road petition with
a letter of explanation.
The Following road petitions were approved by motion of Commissioner Ray,
a second by Commissioner Brown and a unanimous vote:
#1779 Stewart Creek, 4.4 miles, 18 occupied homes - FOR BLACK TOPPING
#2050, Anderson Creek, 3.4 miles, 22 occupied homes, add to system.
Kimberly Lane Road, Barbecue Township, 1.25 miles, 4 homes add to system.
Upper Little River Township, .4 mile, from Daniel Mimms, 7 occupied homes
add to system.
P I N RESOLUTION
Item 15.
The following resolution was offered by Chairman Brock and a motion was
made by Commissioner Cotton that it be adopted, this motion was seconded
by Commissioner Brown and upon being put to a vote, was unanimously carried:
at the
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Mintues of Regular Meeting of February 1, 1971 continued
P I N RESOLUTION
DJOURNMENT
WHEREAS, the North Carolina Department of Justice Police
Information Network plans to make available to law enforcement agen-
cies and other appropriate agencies of the State through the use of
a centralized computer system various information now available or
to be developed essential to the efficient operation of said agencies
such as, but not limited to, information contained in the Department
of Motor Vehicles' files, information contained in the National Crime
Information Center, information contained inthe State Bureau of
Investigation's files, Department of Corrections' files, and infor-
mation from local law enforcement agencies by the installation of a
Police Information Network terminal in the Sheriff's Department of
Harnett County for a period of one year provided the
Sheriff's Department of Harnett County agrees
to furnish a proper site for installing such terminal, and the necessary
personnel to operate said terminal, and further agrees to assume the
rental cost of such terminal at the end of one year from the date of
installation; that said installation of a Police Information Network
terminal is considered to be most necessary to the preservation of
law and order and the promotion of public safety within Harnett
County; and
WHEREAS, the North Carolina Department of Justice Police
Information Network and this County have agreed as follows:
(A) The North Carolina Department of Justice Police
Information Network will install and maintain for a period of one year
a terminal connected to the Police Information Network System and also
train operators selected and paid by the County to operate such termina
(B) The County shall furnish a proper site for installa-
tion of a Police Information Network terminal and also furnish
personnel to operate said terminal.
(C) The County sahll assume the rental cost (which cost
shall include maintenance) of the Police Information Network terminal
in the amount of $1,836.00 per year begin-
ning one year from the date of installation thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the installation of
a Police Information Network terminal be and it is hereby formally
approved by the Board of Commissioners of Harnett
County, North Carolina, and that the Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners of this County be and they are
hereby empowered to sign and execute the required Agreement between
this County and the North Carolina Department of Justice Police
Information Network.
This Resolution was passed and adopted the 1st day of
February, 1971.
Attested to by H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board.
No further reports being offered, no further business introduced, the
meeting adjourned at 3:00 P. M.
7
Patsy $. y•bles, Secretary
, Clerk to the Board
4'76
Checks issued during the month of February, 1971.
3814 N. C. Governor's Office
3815 Lee - Harnett Mental Health Authority
3816 Dr. A. W. Peede
3817 Lillington Esso Station
3818 Beasley's Garage
3819 Everson -Ross Co.
3820 Layton Supply Co.
3821 Lillington FGX
3822 Pitney =Bowes
3823 Glasco Business Equip. Co.
3824 Void
3825 Xerox Corp
3826 Faye M. Upchurch
3827 Lee Co. Dept. of Amb. Service
3828 Johnson's
3829 Earnest West
3830 Piggly Wiggly
3831 Lafayette Drug Co.
3832 Carolina Tel & Tel Co.
3833 Cavin's Business Products, Inc.
3834 A. B. Sherman Oil Co.
3835 Glasco Business Equipment
3836 Williams Office Equipment Co.
3837 W. H. King Drug Co.
3838 Tryon Moving & Storage Inc.
3839 Bernice Lucas
3840 Consumer Research, Inc.
38±11 Harvell Radio Supply Co.
3842 Winchester Statical Supply Co.
3843 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster
3844 N.C. State Board of Health
3845 Lida R. O'Quinn
3846 Lillington Roller Mills, Inc.
3847 National Band and Tag Co.
3848 Litton Business Systems, Inc.
3849 Storr Sales Co.
3850 IBM Corporation
3851 Gray & Creech Inc.
3852 James H. Anderson, Inc.
3853 N.C. Natural Gas Corp
3854 Town of Lillington
3855 Morris Wade Sales Co.
3856 Modern Laundry & Cleaners
3857 Carolina Power & Light Co.
3858 Harnett County Schools
3859 J. A. Carver
3860 N.C. Communications, Inc.
3861 Kinlaw Signs
3862 Motorola Inc.
3863 Fed. Surplus Property Agency
3864 The E.R. Thomas Drug Co.
3865 Twyford Printing Co.
3866 Phelps Welding Service
3867 Grace Swain
3868 Lafayette Drug Co.
3869 Betsy Johnson Mem. Hospital, Inc.
3870 Duke Hospital Pharmacy
3871 J.E. Womble & Sons, Inc.
3872 Mrs. Grady Adcock
3873 Mr. & Mrs. Herman Tew
3874 Mrs. J. E. Bradford
3875 Mrs. Edwin Morris
3876 Mrs. J. A. Walker
3877 Etta McNeill
3878 Mrs. Wade Johnson
3879 Rachel Johnson
3880 Mrs. E. C. Flowers
3881 Margie Johnson
3882 Mrs. David Ferrell
3883 Cristal Evans
3884 Mrs. Ray Cameron
3885 Mrs. L. F. Byrd
3886 Mrs. L. R. Arnold
3887 Bessie Lee
3888 William A. Clark
3889 Mrs. Johnson Buie
3890 Mrs. W. G. Butler
3891 Mrs. A. M. Ivey
3892 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
3893 Mrs. J. M. Herring
3894 Mrs. Herman Tew
3895 Erwin Funeral Home
3896 O'Quinn & O'Quinn
3897 Lanier's Hardware
3898 Dutch Treat Market
10.00 Notary fee
2,000.00 Partial appropriation 70 -71
7.00 Re: Bozie Harrison
367.92 Jan. Acct. Sheriff
22.32 320 Sheriff's Dept.
3.22 10097W
64.80 Jan Acct. Courthouse
4.38 6837
138.78 406906,944143
11.50 74296 -Reg. of Deeds
113.50
25.00
19.00
22.35
14.54
664.64
5.77
147.49
561.33
41.40
993.66
169.36
112.99
100.00
35.00
8.00
19.68
61.87
30.00
43.20
70.39
15.45
191.53
8.32
793.04
122.85
159.62
1,519.27
613.45
74.55
11.13
25.72
59.02
12.13
100.00
56.05
10.75
32.50
273.00
30.00
27.30
4.00
15.50
10.00
20.00
62.20
40.49
74.50
14.00
78.00
165.04
204.25
76.00
82.00
76.00
82.00
162.00
148.75
82.00
82.00
73.50
204.75
245.00
50.00
7.50
3.00
2.50
2.50
6.00
1.75
50.00
234.40
20.00
2.65
007099337
Re transcript James Hartley
Raymond McNeill 8 -24 -70
Jan acct. Co. jail
Tickets for Jail Dec. & Jan.
Jan acct. Co. jail
Jan Acct Co. jail
per statements
1700 Cantata #19197 Soc. Services
9112 Welfare Dept.
Bal. on furniture #5672, Soc. Sery
176180
7457
Moving Dept. of Soc. Services
Feb. Rent
1 yr. sub.
Jan acct. Co. Ext. Service
Jan. inv. Health Dept.
Postage
Jan. Acct. Health Dept.
Attending meeting at Chapel Hill
13253,13766, Dog Pound
9 37473
S1 82344, 5182345
56082,63168,53826,72712,63374
9J45328,4J35986,353- 1163130
60149
661A, 661B, 473,662,660,911
per statements
per statements
19563,19663,19220
Jan Acct. jail & Dunn Hlth. Center
per statements
7097,7908 Co. Ext. Service
Jan & Feb. Vet Service work
3192,3195,3286, C. D. Agency
Sign for C.D. Agency
MA 10328
1047,1048 -C.D. Agency
Jan rent
4796- Fire Marshal
Dec Acct. C.D. Agency
Gen Assistance (Refund)
RX Lovey Allen
Re Maxine Floyd Blackman
Re Patricia Atkins
Clothing for Michael Roderick
B. Home Care
Med Services for Tony Partin
B. Home Care
It
V1
Spending money for B. Home Child.
IT
11
n n
II
IT
Re Josephine Faircloth
Ambulance Service
P. Oil Heater foie garbage pro.
supplies for garbage program
477
Checks written for the month of February 1971.
3899 Lillington Tractor & Imp. Co.
3900 Lillington Roller Mills, Inc.
3901 Lillington FCX
3902 Harnett County Farm Bureau
3903 Dr. A. W. Peede
3904 Dr. A. W. Peede
3905 Dr. Robert H. Threlkel
3906 Dr. C. L. Corbett
3907 N.C. Sanatorium
3908 Helms Motor Express, Inc.
3909 Allen Appraisal Company
3910 C. E. McLamb
3911 Lease Plan, Inc.
3912 Vallie Senter
3913 Dunn Heating & Air Cond. Co. &
Bank of North Carolina
3914 Thomson -Davis Agency
3915 Duna K. Butler
3916 Void
3917 Mary Greene Yates
3918 Jennie Campbell Williams
3919 Frances Norris
3920 Dixie H. Perez
3921 Betty S. Denning
3922 Withie B. Dewar
3923 Rebecca A. Wade
3924 Della Stewart
3925 Mary S. Hough
3926 Maebelle Parish Williams
David Carlie Hamilton
3928 Annie Mason Cameron
3929 Delores Johnson McDonald
3930 Nora McD. Blanchard
3931 Elizabeth B. Allen
3932 Mary P. Stewart
3933 Mrs. Ella Wood Lee
3934 McLeod Electric, Inc.
3935 WCKB
3936 National Market Reports, Inc.
3937 Carolina Marking Devices, Inc.
3938 Lillington Auto Parts
3939 Grover C. Pate, Jr.
3940 Lillington Medical Clinic
3941 Mobile Communication Serv.
3942 N.C. Communications, Inc.
3943 American Geographic
3944 Storr Sales Company
3945 Hutchinson, Inc.
3946 James H. Anderson Co., Inc.
3947 First Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
3948 Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co
3949 Southern National Bank
3951 Bank of North Carolina
3950 Bank of North Carolina
3952 1First Citizens Bank
3953 Central Carolina Bank & Trust Co.
3954 Harnett County Schools
3955 A.H. Robins Co.
3956 Club Cleaners
3957 American Journal of nursing
3958 Carolina Power & Light Co.
3959 Shaw's Plumbing Service
3960 Lillington Roller Mills, Inc.
3961 N. C. Communications, Inc.
3962 Communication Specialists Co.
3963 E. R. Thomas Drug Co.
3964 Carolina Power & Light Co.
3965 Lillington Medical Clinic
3966 Lee Co. Sheltered Workshop
3967 State Commission for the Blind
3968 Dept. of Conservation & Dev.
3969 South River Electric Membership
3970 Warren Bros. Oil Co.
3971 John Jones
3972 George J. Jernigan
3973 J.A. Johnson Construction
3974 Humble Credit Card Center
3975 American Express
3976 Bowen Office Equipment Co.
3977 J.D. Pike Motor Co: :, Inc.
3978 Lafayette Drug Co.
3979 Gray & Creech, Inc.
25.00 Jan Acct. Garbage Program
19.50 13274 Garbage Program
21.12 6836 Garbage Program
150.00 Jan & Feb. rent
24.00 OV for Annie McN. Marshall.
160.00 Jan Clinics.
80.00 Jan. PS Clinics
130.00 Jan. Clinics
156.70 4270 Drugs
4.50 Waybill 366714
500.00 Payment #6
18.50 Jan Travel Expenses
48.54 Refund for error in tax listing
288.87 Refund for error in listing taxes
1,199.50
149.00
241.27
457.13
394.56
394.56
265.25
325.73
223.54
362.23
362.23
248.57
248.57
229.80
222.50
325.73
287.15
258.99
440.44
25.00
1,035.70
24.00
60.25
12.44
34.62
11.00
129.00
95.00
32.22
100.43
112.72
275.01
18.65
22.75
44.8o
22.05
23.80
62.30
31.50
29.75
1.69
26.10
8.60
10.00
1.35
2.95
7.73
71.05
13.38
30.00
11.36
33.30
25.00
1,303.30
656.67
2.65
172.15
49.11
135.00
904.00
64.96
140.67
31.14
55.93
5.35
37.38
heating unit for Co. Library
Pol. 187 14194 Bldgs of County
List taker A. Creek
List taker for Ave.
List taker for Ave.
List taker for Ave.
List Taker bar.
List taker for B.R.
List taker for B. H.
List taker for Duke
List taker for Duke
List taker for Grove
List taker for Grove
List taker for H.C.
List taker for Jno.
List taker for Lill.
List taker for N.Creek.
List taker for S.C.
List taker for ULR
Gen. Assistance
Payment on contract for heating
and air cond. New county Bld.g
Ads for Tax Sup. Office
1057 Tax Sup.
#PS 98246 Tax Collector
Invoices - Sheriff's Dept.
Re Billy Ray Price
Services re Sheriff's Dept.
Service for Jan. Sheriff's Dept.
#5090 Sheriff's Dept.
#LAD 782
*64009 Soc. Services
#45699 Soc. Services Dept.
Inv. 1096
65 Food Stamps
128 Food Stamps
63 Food Stamps
68 Food Stamps
178 Food Stamps
90 Food Stamps
85 Food Stamps
6591 Ext. Dept.
R02184 Health
Health Dept.
2 yr. sub.
Service dog pound
#3079
14537 Dog Warden
3195,3192,3286,5085
No. 8101 Civil D.
Feb. rent
per statement
Re Michael Roderick
Re Elbert Sessoms
Co's part aid to Blind
Co's part for Fire Control
per statement
7766,7294 Maple Grove School
Work at Maple Grove School
For building garbage office
Bulldozing at garbage sites.
Cr. Card No 3691301596
No 0471388637
31559,32228,32565
Inv 4849
Films & Bulbs
Inv. 61382.
478
3980 Linda C. Miller and Carolina P & L.
3981 Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.
3982 Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.
3983 Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.
3984 Asheboro Electric Company
3985 McLeod Electric, Inc.
3986 Cape Fear Construction Company
3987 Woodall, McCormick & Arnold
3988 C. H. Avery
3989 Worth Byrd
3990 Mrs. James Yates
3991 Gilbert Brown
3992 Bertha M. Taylor
3993 Bertha M. Taylor
3994 Alma Jean Bass
3995 Bank of North Carolina
3996 N.C. Blue Cross & Blue Shield
3997 Void
3998 Lola O'Quinn
3999 Erwin Tin Shop
4000 Dougald McRae
4001 M. H. Brock
4002 Elizabeth F. Matthews, CSC
4003 Woodall, McCormick & Arnold
4004 Bernice McJunkin, Sec. - Treas.
4005 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.
4006 N.C. Natural Gas Corp.
4007 Carolina Power & Light Co.
4008 Void
4009 N.C. Local Govern. Emp.
4010 N.C. Local Governmental Emp.
4011 N.C. Local Governmental Empl.
4012 Southern National Bank
72.00
206.68
746.83
70.51
1,349.10
405.05
13,172.28
185.00
50.00
22.72
22.72
23.52
142.31
79.08
208.68
46,776.63
1,059.63
General Assistance
per statement
per statement
per statement
Pmt. #3, Co. office building
Pmt. No. 5, Co. Office Bldg.
payment no. 5, Co. Office Bldg
Professional Services
5 days as Court Officer
Welfare Board Meeting
Welfare Board Meeting
Welfare Board Meeting
Feb. Salary Cleaning H.Centers
Feb Sal. TB Project
Feb. Sal. & Travel Imm Ed Aide
Feb. Payroll
Feb Statement 043 0012 001
71.67 7 days work in tax Sup. Office
1,080.00 Repairs to roof on Dunn Hlth C
300. -0 Services Rendered Bd. of Elect
97.80 5 days Acting Mgr. 230 miles
20.00 Court costs in tax suits
70.00 Tax foreclosure suits
15.00 '71 dues
27.08 per statements
77.92 per statements
899.23 per statements
SALARY CHECKS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 1971
7307 M. H. Brock
7308 W.J.Cotton, Jr.
7309 D.P. Ray, Jr.
7310 C. E.McLamb
7311 Gilbert Brown
7312 Edward H.McCormick
7313 Thomas Allen
7314 Lottie Patterson
7315 Bessie S. Johnson
7316 Rachel S. Kirpulinski
7317 W. Earl Jones
7318 Alice Schmincke
7319 Edna W. Butts
7320 Jackie J. Denning
7321 Wade H. Stewart
7322 Edna K. Newton
7323 Madie Lee Morgan
7324 Lemuel C. Gregory,Jr.
7325 James V. Griffin
7326 B.F. Temple
7327 Roger W Lyon
7328 Charles Lincoln Neal
7329 Stanley Byrd
7330 James E. Turnage
7331 Hilton Lee Pope
7332 Clyde F. Pate
7333 Paul Douglas Lucas
7334 Lewis C. Rosser, Jr.
7335 Joseph C. Gilbert
7336 Fred D. Freeman, Jr.
7337 George E. Cameron
7338 Herbert D. Carson,Jr.
7339 Rachel W. Blanchard
7340 Patsy H. Nobles
7341 Harold Upchurch
7342 287.28 Thomas H. James
7343 Lee V. Harris
7344 Inez Harrington
7345 Velma S. Edwards
7346 Flora Green Milton
7347 Inez W. Sessoms
7348 Clyde L. Ross
7349 Paul B. Drew
7350 B.E. Sturgill
7351 Ruth Sturgill
7352 Louvenia Mcl. Lee
1,516.11
1,788.72
2,233.89
5,439.70
116.00 7353
118.50 7354
120.00 7355
120.00 7356
120.00 7357
300.00 7358
576.68 7359
310.90 7360
296.80 7361
286.99 7362
567.71 7363
326.40 7364
298.63 7365
251.28 7366
676.08 7367
297.94 7368
289.27 7369
577.95 7370
569.37 7371
347.51 7372
558.92 7373
542.84 7374
389.76 7375
569.92 7376
539.34 7377
495.15 7378
537.59 7379
514.65 7380
537.84 7381
514.19 7382
507.15 7383
695.57 7384
339.51 7385
289.27 7386
321.59 7387
287.28 7388
328.57 7389
354.08 7390
330.51 7391
310.90 7392
255.54 7393
262.71 7394
237.25 7395
418.86 7396
203.51 7397
164.36 7398
Matching contri
Matching contri
Emp. ret contri.
Feb. W.H. Tax
Fletcher C. Hubbard
Naomi F. Hawley
Glyness Meeks
Madeline W. Hawley
Patricia W. McDonald
Mary P. Avery
Jean Adcock
Annie Lee Sawyer
Sandra Byrd
Edna C. Langdon
Bonnie B. Beasley
Beverly W. Warren
Emma Lee West
Harvey V. Godfrey
Marjorie G. Wade
Helen R. Crews
Glenn C. O'Kelley
Egeta Williams
Joyce G. Pulliam
John D. Davis
Jimmy F. Ragland
Jane H. Smith
William F. Rogers
Gayle M. Adams
Joy L. Dawson
Judith G. Crawford
Esther T. Butts
Margie Harrington
Kathleen Thomas
Pauline Sanford
James E. Goff
Charles E. Hammond
H.W. Lloyd
Juanita S. Hight
Bettie E. Giles
Paulette J. Britt
Virginia L. Simmons
Ida P. Hinnant
Ophelia McLean
M. Irene Lassiter
Hattie E. Barnes
Lida R. O'Quinn
Rebecca S. Coleman
Louise M. Lloyd
M. H. Canady
Ken Black
742.66
340.56
364.41
331.40
345.07
322.40
269.50
283.84
265.04
235.90
261.90
500.42
655.16
572.27
505.46
403.95
315.47
494.75
565.34
533.18
514.41
475.54
496.07
540.82
503.30
470.22
306.06
378.73
342.10
400.96
322.75
311.00
300.00
221.95
217.40
227.1-
280.93
202.85
124.60
683.94
548.45
558.45
557.83
542.03
616.24
545.53
479
SALARY CHECKS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 1971
7399 Brenda G. Lee
7400 Alta Pearl Pope
Herbert E. Hudson 7401
7402 Jean M. Irvin
7403 Thomas T. Lanier
7404 Lillian B. Smith
7405 Roy S. Godwin
7406 Alvis Lee McKay
7407 Andrew M. Anderson
7408 William F. Hall
298.34
290.17
452.04
407.30
614.45
298.34
71.10
130.82
105.23
104.73
7409 Sammie D. Spears 99.54
7410 Willard M. Wooten, Jr.739.08
7411 Bessie W. Moss 371.01
7412 Muriel F. Cann 543.06
7413 Margaret N. McDonald 312.09
7414 Myrtle D. Register 524.97
7417 Wanda Sue Bethune
7418 Kyle Harrington
7415 Alice R. Shmmper
7416 Lespie M. O'Quinn
7419 Lawton 0. Dorman
7420 William G. Lasater
7421 Neil C. Cameron
7422 J. C. Hobbs
7423 Thomas J. Byrd
7424 Tyree C. Kendall
7425 Benton A. Bracey
7426 Lawrie M. Byrd
7427 Tyree P. Senter
7428 Dwight L. Cotton
7429 Hoyt B. Fowler
246.80
489.62
246.80
246.80
441.46
576.04
443.66
382.56
422.28
396.86
68.08
478.67
426.00
252.36
133.56
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS- March 1, 1971
REGULAR MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners
convened on Monday, March 1, 1971, with the following present:
Chairman M. H. Brock, Vice Chairman D. P. Ray, Jr., members C. E.
McLamb, W. J. Cotton, Jr., and Gilbert Brown. Also present were
H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board and Edward H. McCormick, County
Attorney.
CALL TO ORDER Chairman Brock called the meeting to order at 9:20 A. M. and called
upon Gilbert Brown to offer the morning prayer.
MINUTES The minutes of the February meeting were read and approved.
EAGLES STORES
The Board decided to send a message to Attorney Bryan, Dunn, regard-
ing Eagles Stores, Inc., informing him that no decisions had been
reached concerning the request made and recorded in the minutes of the
February 1, 1971 Commissioners Meeting, the matter being still under
consideration. Furthermore, The Commissioners agreed to make a final
decision upon receipt of letters from other Tax Supervisors indicating
their action taken regarding the computation of back taxes.
GERALD ARNOLD
REPRESENTATIVE Attorney Gerald Arnold, State Representative, visited in the meeting
for a brief time. The Board discussed in general some topics,
namely the reinstatement of Constables in the County and the poss-
ibility of a state -wide referendum on the sales tax issue.
TAX AND WELFARE
LIEN ATTORNEY
AUCTION SALE
Chairman Brock commended Representative Arnold on the job that he
is doing in the Legislature and extended an invitation for him to
visit again at wil -.
Marshall Woodall, Tax and Welfare Lien Attorney presented his report
as follows:
COLLECTION ON TAXES
Anderson Engineering Co. Averasboro Twp. #3555 $1,548.97 $20.00 fe
Ethel R. Stewart Duke 3700 103.17 30.00
Richard Tripp Averasboro 3752 216.81 20.00
$1,868.95 $70.00
COLLECTION OF WELFARE LIEN
Neill W. Parker $200.00
$30.00 attorney fee.
Attorney Woodall presented a report of the auction sale of lot that
had been offered at public auction. The lot was bid off at $750. The
Commissioners decided, due to the fact that the County owed the
City of Dunn between 5 & 6 hundred dollars in assessments, the sale
would put but very little money into the treasury, that the Board
would reject this offer, this done by a move by Commissioner
Brown and a second of Commissioner Ray. The vote carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION
ELMORE BROS. Attorney Woodall recommended that the following resolution be adopted
and entered into the minutes:
That, whereas, William Elmore and Steve Elmore have offered the
sum of Two Hundred and Fifty dollars ($250.) for the interest owned
by the County in the hereinafter described tract of land and