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Commissioner Ray, and unaninously passed, that the above request be accented.
<br />Dn Garvin requested Vone ti ar. blinds Tor the outside windows of the Health
<br />Department and also asked for nermisaion to have a literature rack built in his
<br />deoe rtment while the carpenters are still available. IIpvn motion of Commissioner
<br />Efland, seconded by Commissioner Ray, and unanimously pnssed St was ordered that
<br />Venetain blinds ba our chas ed for the east and west outside windows only in the
<br />~'-" basement quarters. htr. Ga ttis was requested to get an estimate for the cost of
<br />said blinds. Dr. Gsrvin wasalso ¢i van nermSsalon tv have the liferaturs rack
<br />built.
<br />I A letter Prom the Sta to Highway and Public 'r/orks Commission was read to
<br />the Board informing them of its meeting on January 19, 1955, at 1:30 p.m. for
<br />' 4 the members of the governing bodg of this district.
<br />'~. A road petition was presented from 1Ar. Gilbert Cerig. The Hoard e¢reed
<br />to look at said road.
<br />Mrs. Peggy Payne Dru, colored Home Demonstration agent, was introducted to
<br />the Board, hirs. Dru is replacing Mrs. Bonnie Davis during her requested leave of
<br />atsence.
<br />llpvn mo tl on of Commissioner Eflnnd, seconded bg Commissioner Lanier, and
<br />unnminous ly passed, 1t was ordered that the dourtraom in the new courthouse be
<br />made available for use by the Occone echee Council of Boy Scouts if they desire
<br />to use same for their District Court of Aonor which is to be held in the near
<br />future. It was agreed by the board that hir. Gott is hsa cue tody of the courtroom
<br />Sn the old courthouse, said authority being ¢iven him at the meeting of the
<br />Board held on December 1, 1954r and that the Board does not set a precedent by
<br />offering the courtroom in the new bul l,ding to the Hoy Scout Council at this time.
<br />The Hoard reques tad Mr. Paul Ranson, county attorney, to prosent to them at
<br />the nest meeting on Janu¢rg 14th a detailed report nn the l.iabiliti es and other
<br />items xirich would lnvol ve the Board in the forthcoming fire dlstrlet election.
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Rag, seconded by Commissioner Efle nd, the
<br />following resolution for budgetary pruposes of the Ylelfare Department was adopted:
<br />"The following amendments to the 195!.1-1955 ;Relfare Budget shall be made
<br />it appearing that insufficient funds were approo rioted to carry this department
<br />r through the present Fiscal Year.
<br />1. Having rec el ved a special allotments of ti1,000 from the State end it
<br />appearing that wo wl ll receive $825. OC unanticipated revenue from the rent of
<br />l ~. the courthouse basement the sum of N1, 825.00 is hereby aPPropria fed to the
<br />-- General Ylelfare Administrative budget,
<br />2. It anna¢rin~C that a deficit will ensue in the tNelfare A. P. T. D.
<br />pro ¢ram, the sum of N1, 326.50 is hereby transferred to the surplus account of
<br />tNelfare A. P. T. D. program from the General Well are Administratl ve Program.
<br />3, Raving been informed thnt if we anpropriata the x1,326.50 surplus now
<br />unencumbered in the t4elfsre A, P. T. D. oroaram, we will be allotted Prom State
<br />and Federal sources the sum of "7,477. 79. This transfer to funds 19 hereby
<br />directedq sums of °N.'7 ,477.78 is ordered appropriated to the Welfare A. P. T. D.
<br />dubget and the additional sum of $1,326.50 1s also appropriated to the 7lelfare
<br />A. P. T. D, budget."
<br />Those voting in the affirmative upon said motion were Commissioners
<br />Etland, Hobbs, Ray and Ylalker. Those voting Sn the negative were Commissioner
<br />Lanier.
<br />The follow ittg names ivere drawn ¢s Jurors for^. the week-of Fsbruarg 14, 1955,
<br />of Superior Court:
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<br />Madison Pearson, C.R.
<br />t41111am A. tAOOre, B.
<br />L. B. Lsws, Allis born
<br />Ernest Guy Daniel, C.G.
<br />Mrs. Deane V. Cordon, C.H.
<br />W, Aubrey Snipes, Cks.
<br />J. C. Haker, Cke.
<br />Mary Jane Dodson, B.
<br />K. B. Cole, C.R.
<br />t'1lnifred Braxton, B.
<br />Lora Burroughs Trice, C, R.
<br />Clyde Byrd, 0.G.
<br />Arthur Jeffries, IIro
<br />George Williams, C.H.
<br />Mrs. Alva H. Merritt, Carrboro
<br />Schley YRri tted, Rills boro
<br />Sidney L. Sims, Hillsboro
<br />hirs. Swannie fiSaddox, R.i llsboro
<br />hirs. Nannette Taylor, C.R.
<br />John Farrington, C.R.
<br />T. C. Riddle, C.B.
<br />Clifton B. Copeland, Hillsboro
<br />Ora Allen Atwater, C.H.
<br />Thunman Atkins, C. H.~
<br />F. 5 Cot tt pmt ne !` N
<br />26. Banks Lloyd, B. There being no
<br />27, Richard Cordel, C. 9, fin•th er busi ro ss,
<br />28. George Dodson, Cks. uvon motion, ad-
<br />29. J, Isaac Con el and, C. A, Journed to meet
<br />30. Willie Deans, B. nn Jan. 14, 1955r
<br />31. Mrs. H. D. tilliams, 0.9. at 7:30 p.m. in
<br />32. Bern and Bhamb ley, Cka. the Commissioner's
<br />33. Louie Rargra vas, C.H. rope.
<br />34. Clyde VS ncent, C.G.
<br />35. Clarence Sgkes, C.H. Betty June Hayes
<br />35. J. L. Conrad, Jr., R1.l is boro Cleric
<br />37. Roy H, Edwards, B.
<br />38. Dorothg B. James, Mebane R. J. M. Aobbs
<br />39. Paul H. Collins, Hillsboro Chairman of Board
<br />40. WS lliam Eugene Berry, Cks.
<br />41. Luther Bvs tick, Cks.
<br />42. Paul Long, C.G.
<br />43. James Albright, Cks.
<br />}If.. Mrs. Brent P. Drone, C, R.
<br />45. Raymond Parker, Cks.
<br />!y5. T, T. Nesbitt, B.
<br />a7. 'Mayne 'R, fifcDad e, Fills boro
<br />48. Brodie Edwards, C.S.
<br />'~9. G. S. Maddox, Hillsboro
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