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<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Bennett, seconded by Commissioner Ward, it was
<br />moved and unanimously adopted that the Welfare Director could inform the County
<br />Welfare Board and the State Welfare Department that Orange County was interested
<br />in continuing the program of financing persons currently enrolled in job training
<br />programs, provided however, that said program could be placed into the 1969-1970
<br />budget.
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Bennett, seconded by Commissioner Ward, Chairman
<br />Smith was authorized to sign the ,following Aid to the Blind Agenda:
<br />AID TO THE BLIND AGENDA
<br />February 3, 1969
<br />NAME EFF. DATE AMOUNT REASON
<br />REVISION
<br />Nevis Ward Lloyd 3-1-69 79 to 85 Budgetary changes in utilities
<br />Novella D. Sykes 1-1-69 76 to 237 Recipient in skilled nursing home
<br />Novella D. Sykes 2-1-69 237 to 286 Increased cost of special
<br />medical care
<br />Joe Mason 3-1-69 97 to 95 Utilities now pro-rated 3 ways
<br />Lydia Mae Blackwood 2-1-69 65 to 69 Increased cost in budgetary needs
<br />SAME
<br />Matilda Pickett 189.00
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Bennett, it
<br />was moved and unanimously adopted that the following persons be named to serve
<br />for a three year period on the Orange County Extension Advisory Board:
<br />Mr. J. P. Jurney, Box 746, Hillsborough, N.-C.
<br />Mr. Robert C. Hogan, Route 4, Chapel Hill, N. C.
<br />Mr. Donald W. Pope, Cedar Grove, N. C.
<br />Mrs. Clyde Walker, Route 2, Rougemont, N. C.
<br />Mrs. Joseph Long, 122 Nash Street, Hillsborough, N. C.
<br />Mrs. M. C. Burt, Sr., of Route 2, Box 425, Hillsborough, N. C., has been
<br />asked to serve one year as a replacement for Mrs. Robert Nutter, who '
<br />asked to be relieved of this assignment.
<br />Paul Alston, Executive Director of the Joint Orange-Chatham Community
<br />Action, Inc., presented a progress report from the various neighborhood centers
<br />and also a report of the projected activities of these centers. Mr. Alston
<br />requested that the Board proceed with the establishment of a regional housing
<br />authority in order that plans might proceed with the project now being planned
<br />by Chatham County. Discussion ensued relative to this matter.
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Ray, seconded by Commissioner Walker,and Bennett,
<br />the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
<br />NORTH CAROLINA
<br />ORANGE COUNTY
<br />RESOLUTION
<br />WHEREAS, THE HISTORICAL HILLSBOROUGH COMMISSION, the HILLSBOROUGH
<br />HISTORICAL SOCIETY and many citizens of Hillsborough and its environs
<br />desire that the 1969 GENERAL ASSEMBLY hold one of its regular Sessions
<br />in Hillsborough, and
<br />WHEREAS, it is believed that such a Session of the GENERAL
<br />ASSEMBLY should be held in the town of Hillsborough as a tribute to
<br />the proud heritage of this historic section of the State.
<br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners
<br />of the County of Orange in regular Session assembled this the 3rd
<br />day of February, 1969, that it invite the 1969 GENERAL ASSEMBLY of
<br />North Carolina to hold its regular Session on Thursday, April 24,
<br />1969 in the town of Hillsborough in the County of orange.
<br />BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this RESOLUTION be forwarded
<br />to Donald M. Stanford and Ike Andrews, Representatives in the House
<br />from the 20th District and to Claude Currie and Gordon Allen, Senators
<br />from the Uth District with the request that they introduce the necessary
<br />resolution to effectuate the purpose of this resolution.
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