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tC The Board of Commissioners re-convened at 2:30 o'clock p.m. Joseph Johnston, Supt. of the Chanel Hill City Administrative School Unit, requested that the Current Expense budget as set in July, 1959, for his Unit be allowed to remain as appropriated. Mr. Johnston acknowledged that approximately 75 pupils previously assigned to the Chapel Fill Unit had been transferred to the County Unit but that the money allotted for these pupils had already been budgeted and that it would work a hardship on the Chapel Hill City Unit to have to repay to the County Unit the money due for the transfer of these pupils. Mr. Johnston also requested the 1958-59 overpayment to the Chanel Hill City Unit of approximately $1,600.00 be allowed to stand. These requests were taken under advisement. Sr. Johnston was informed that a decision would be reached and that he would be informed of same, at the March meeting of the Board. Commissioner Walker reported to the Board that the Committee anoolnted by Cbairman Hobbs to investigate the possibility of a new building to house all the farm Extension offices had +met. The Committee had inspected the buildings of the adjoining counties and had found that 1 Orange County had several possibilities. Commissioner Walker informed the Board that some additional land could be purchased which adjoins the present Agricultural building and that 'i additions and] improvements could be made to the present building plus the available land for ?Ineeding narking facilities. i The following names were dram to serve as jurors for the February term of Criminal Court. 1. Robert Pickard (CH) 21. R. P. Moore (CH) 41. Mo. Raymond G. Knight 2. Maurice A. Natanson (CH) 22. John Knight Spitznagel (CH) U. Atlas Goins Neville (CH ?.3• Phonse Been (Cks) 23• Mrs. Aileen Carroll (CH) 43• Kenneth Pettiford (H) 4. H. 0. Kelly, Jr. (CH) 24. J. S. Stewart (CH) 44. Lonnie Thomas Torain (B 5. Walter Harrington (CH) 25. Charles d. Williamst Sr. (H) 45• w. H. Laws (LR) 6. F. P. leaders, Jr. (CH) 26. Donald P. Shoe (CH) 46. Marion B.:lcCurdy (CH) 7. Willis Sulker (CH) 27. Sfm. Johnson Hall, Jr. (CH) 47. L. M. Kennedy (H j 8. John S. Lfac+!erney (CH) 28. Benjamin Corbett (Cl) 48. Flint Hamlin (LR) , j'. 9. Alex McIver (B) 29• Marion McClure (CH) 49. Frances M. Sparrow (CH) 10. Sanders Parker (CO 30. Sarah Elizabeth Martindale (CH) 50. Robert Murray (LR) 11. Bruce C. Cresson (H) 31. F. NL Wright (Cks.) 51. `tiss Lassie Jobe (Cks.) S2. Phyllis B. Abele (CH) 32. Howard G. Little, Jr. (CH) 52. firs. I.Y. M. Snipes (Cks. 13. Samuel Breeze (Eno) 33. Lee Roy Kirksey (H) 53• W. R. Blackwelder (H) 14. Guy B. Johnson (CH) 34• David Torian (C;) 54. Viola Womble (CH) 15. i'i. S. Kyle (CH) 35• Nonie P. Thompson (H) 55. Mrs. A. D. Clark (CH) 16. Dudiri Parker (LR) 36. Emma Merritt (CH) 56. John R. Thomoson (H) 17. Irving Nonn (CH) 37• Mrs. Richard B. Barnett (CH) 57. M. R. Bann (B) 18. Kathleen H. Greenwood (CH) 38. Wilson EC1ard.(Cks.) 58• James Chavious (H) 19. iiarvin B. Morrow (CH) 39. Hrs. J. C. Crutchfield (Oks.) 59. John Garrard (Eno) 20. William Cron= (CG) 40. Glenn Ellis Tapp (B) 60. Etta O'Kelly Guthrie (01 There being no further busi ness t he meeting was adjourned to meet again on Monday, aarch 7, 1960. R. J. M. Hobbs Chairman Betty June Hayes Clerk