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300 authorized to employ a janitor for the new agricultural building at the salary of $30.00 per week. Walter Wrenn, Veterans Service officer, submitted his resignation from this position effective March 31, 1963. Discussion ensued on the four applicants for the position of Veterans Service Officer. wacmgahadxdex3ae?sfy?a t?VtI'I?Y?Y'GL:L?'?.v ??Pi16^YeV11i 3Vjg'GtiBP.??C?. The Clerk was ask to contact the applicants and inform them that interviews would be held on Monday, March 4, 1963. The Board of Commissioners adjourned and re-convened as a Board of Equalization and Review. Charles Crowder of Chapel Hill stated that he considered the appraised value on his new home which is located in Stateside out of proportion with the appraised value on his property which is located on Severin Street in Colonial Heights. He, objected on the basic that the Stateside property was appraised at $10,000.00 and the Colonial Heights property was appraised at $9,500.00. The Board ask the Tax Supervisor to re-check the two houses and to advise the Board and Mr. Crowder of his findings. There being no further business to come before the Board of Equalization and Review said meeting was adjourned and re-convened as a Board of Commissioners. Chairman Stanford reviewed the proposed legislation adopted by the Board of Directors of the N. C. Commissioners Association. Chairman Stanford read a letter from the State Hi hway Commission which stated that the Commission had "in putting up the names on I-85 for the intersecting roads at the interchanges, through error, "Old NO 86" was designated as "Prison Camp Road". It is our plan to change this name to "Old NO 86", and in order to keep our records straight, it will be appreciated if you will ask your Board to pass a Resolution indicating their concurrence in the change." Upon motion of Commissioner Bennett, seconded by Commissioner Smith, and unanimously adopted, the State Highway Commission was authorized to proceed with its plans to change the road signs on the interchange of I-85 from "Prison Camp Road to "Old N. C. 86". A discussion arose concerning the compensation now being received by the orange ty Board of Commissioners. Chairman Stanford informed the Board that be, the Tax Supervisor, and the Register of Deeds would be attending the Second Urban Conference which was being held in Washington, D. C., on Feb. 7-9th. The following names were drawn to serve as jurors for the April term of Civil Court. CIVIL TERM 1. Richard H. Jamerson (CH) 2. Joseph Woods, Jr. (Rougemont) 3. Hassel Kimrsy (Efland) Mrs. Anna T. Mayer (CH) 5. V. L. Pendergraft (CH) 6. Oscar J. Palma (CH) 7. John W. Johnson (Efland) 8. Walter Lee Bynum (CH) 9. Elbert Blackwell (HM) 10. John F. Warner (CH) 11. David E. Patterson, Jr. (CH) 12. William A. Howard (Cb) 13. Edmund T. Kittleman (CH) 14. Winford Braxton (CH) 15. Anthony F. Jenzano (CH) 16. George Coble Wilson (CG) L7. Donald Roberts (Hb) _8. Griffin Rountree (CG) L9. Aaron C. Walker, Jr. (Rt. 1, Durham) 20. Jesse Merritt (CH) ?1. Ben H. Williams (Cb) 22. William T: Webb (Rt. 1, Durham) 23. Ernest Johansson (CH) 1}. Alvis Bynum (Cb) John A. Parker (CH) 26. Edward D. Sumner (CH) 27. Earl Bush (CH) 28. Mrs. Ralph Felton (CH) 29. Leon Overman (Hb) 30. W. E. Stone, Jr. (CH) 31. Charlie V. Sigmon (Hb) 32. George W. Wheeler (Hb) 33. Willis F. Weaver (Cb) 34. Robert W. Mangum (Bb) 35. Elmo Ray Laws (Rougemont) 36. Mrs. Addie C. James (HM) 37. Wescott Booth, Jr. (CH) 38. David Alston (Cb) 39. Henry Wishnow (CH)' 40. Raymond R. Clark (Creedmoor) 41. George Williams (Hb) 42. J. Riohard Webb (CH) 43. George S. Husketh (Rt. 1 Durham) 44• Ernest P. Robinson (CH) 45. Berry Gene Andrews (CH). 46. Fred H. Weaver (CH) 47. Raymond H. Kirby (CH) 48. Ralph M. McBene (Cb) 49. Grover Webb (Hb) 50.. Edward L. Herring (CH) 51. John T. Richards (Rt. 1, Mebane) 52. Elizabeth Seewell (CH) 53. Samuel M. Booth (CH) 54. Jane Webb (CH) 55. John P. Gunter, Sr. (Rt. 1 Durha