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Proceedings Os County Commissioners For Month Os February
The Board of County
Commissioners met in reg
ular session Monday, Feb
ruary 5, 1968 with the fol
lowing members present:
W. E. Bond, chairman, C.
J. Hollowell, Dallas Jeth
-10, Jr., and C. M. Evans.
The minutes of the pre
vious meeting were read
and approved.
A motion was made by
C. M. Evans, seconded by
Dallas Jethro, Jr., and duly
carried approving the pay
ment of bills.
General County Fund
Marine Division Tech.
Publications, $14.37; Belk-
Tyler’s, $18.42; M. G.
Brown Co., $16.31; Byrum
Hardware Co., $20.62; By
rum Hardware Co., $1.30;
Byrum Hardware Co.,
$55.59; Carolina Overall
Corp., $3.30; The Chowan
Herald, $185.40; J. H. Con
ger Sc Son, $223,319; Owen
G. Dunn Co., $19.08; Eco
nomy Typewriter Co.,
$95.50; Edenton Insurance
Agency, $250.00; Edenton
Office Supply, $15.72; Ed
wards & Broughton, $97.62;
W. D. Holmes. Jr., $11.75;
Hughes - Parker Hardware
Co., $26.89; Earl Goodwin,
Sheriff, $642.62; King Pho
to Supply Co., $143.38; Earl
Goodwin, Sheriff fees,
$3.62; Troy Toppin, Deputy
Sheriff, $10.87; Glenn Per
ry, Deputy Sheriff, $16.00;
Lena M. Leary, Clerk Su
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perior Court, $41.00; Mills
Plumbing & Heating Co.,
$33.70; Nor. & Car. Tel. &
Tel. Co., offices, $73.12;
Glenn Perry, care of pris
osers, $195.23; Ricks Laun
dry Sc Cleaners, $3.84; Ro
anoke Electric Corp., re
fund 1967 tax, $21.12; Shep
ard’s Citations, $40.00; Sin
clair Refining Co., $56.60;
State of N. C. Department
of Conservation & Develop
ment, $214.12; Worth Spen
cer, $211.36; Town of
Edenton, E. & W. Depart
ment, $163.25; U. S. Fidel
ity & Guaranty Co.,
$250.00; W. R. West, $7.50;
Health Fund
Carolina Feed & Seed
Co., $38.00; Milton Livesay,
$8.00; C. J. Cuthrell, $5.00;
Thurston Motor Lines,
$1.37.
Agriculture and Economics
Fund
Economy Typewriter Co.,
$19.25; International Busi
ness Machines Corp., $3.19;
Nor. & Car. Tel. Sc Tel. Co.,
$15.10; Fletcher F. Lassiter
and Daisy N. Bembry, sup
plies, $5.95; C. W. Over
man, telephone services and
supplies, $39.00; Frances M.
Ward, telephone services
and supplies, $49.48.
Charity Fund
Roy Newsome, Sr., $5.00;
Mrs. C. E. Ballance, $60.18;
P Sc Q Super Market,
$10.02; Commission for the
Blind, $98.83.
THE CHOWAN HEEALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1968.
Civil Dofenso Fund
Murray D. Ashley, $16.85;
Blanchard Office Supply,
$13.60; Nor. Sc Car. Tel. Sc
Tel. Co., $21.33; Town of
Edenton, E. Sc W. Depart
ment, $7.43.
Welfare Administration
Ruth B. Conger, $13.44;
Nor. Sc Car. Tel. Sc Tel.
Co., $17.45; N. C. Public
Welfare Association, $20.00;
Peoples Bank Sc Trust Co.,
$54.25; Mrs. A. P. Bate
man, $30.00; The Chowan
Herald, $272.30; Election
Board expenses, $131.30;
Postmaster, $5.00; State of
N. C. Department of Con
servation Sc Development,
$228.05; Postmaster, $3.00;
Worth Spencer, $167.04;
Town of Edenton, loan of
water and sewer system,
$10,000.00; M. Earl Good
win, $12.68; Troy Toppin,
$3.62; Glenn Perry, $63.42;
Elizabeth T. Hathaway,
$33.46; Postmaster, $37.86;
N. C. Department of Reve
nue, 75c; Internal Revenue
Service, $465.00; Peoples
Bank Sc Trust Co., transfer
of funds, $18,597.62; N. C.
Department of Revenue,
$214.07; N. C. Local Gov
ernment Employees’ Retire
ment System, $413.80; N.
C. Locaal Government Em
ployees’ Retirement Sys
tem, $179.30; Postmaster,
$72.40; Nor. Sc Car. Tel. Sc
Tel. Co., services for mag
istrate’s office, $19.50; Sin
clair Refining Co., $588.86;
Mary Simons, 75c; Internal
Revenue Service, $310.10;
N. C. Department of Reve
nue, $159.49; N. C. Lo
cal Government Retirement
System, $82.25; N. C. Lo
cal Government Employees’
Retirement System, $191.48;
Gray Sc Creech, $6.75; C.
W. Overman, telephone
services and supplies,
$36.16; Internal Revenue
Service, $122.00; N. C. De
partment of Revenue,
$38.76; Nor. Sc Car. Tel. Sc
Tel. Co., $14.18; Internal
Revenue Service, $67.10;
N. C. Department of Reve
nue, $26.00; N. C. Lo
cal Government Employees’
| Retirement System, $51.41;
Eastern Office Equipment
Co., $1.67; State Associa
tion of County Account
ants, ss.so; The Chowan
Herald, $6.50; Postmaster,
$5.00; Internal Revenue
Service, $52.64; N. C. De
partment of Revenue,
$29.28; N. C. Local Govern
ment Employees’ Retire
ment System, $20.00; N. C.
Local Government Em
ployees’ Retirement Sys
tem, $46.56; Postmaster,
$8.00; salaries for month of
January, $6,120.63.
The Chowan County
Board of Education appear
ed before the Board of
Commissioners in the inter
est of presenting to the
Board the need for an ad
ministration building. Dr.
Edward G. Bond, chairman
of the Board, was chief
spokesman. On account of
previous financial commit
ments, the Commissioners
agreed that they cannot
afford the construction of
an administration building
at this time. After a
lengthy discussion the
Commissioners agreed to
renovate the third floor of
the county office building
to house the superintendent
and office staff of schools.
The Board of Education ac
cepted the proposal and
will have a committee to
work with the Commis
sioners with plans. John
W. Graham, County Attor
ney, was authorized to no
tify Haughton Ehringhaus
of the termination of his
lease as operator of Hotel
Joseph Hewes, effective
April 1, 1968.
A motion was made by
C. J. Hollowell, seconded
by C. M. Evans and duly
carried that $188.29 pickup
taxes be charged to the
Sheriff.
On motion of Dallas
Jethro, Jr., seconded by C.
J. Hollowell and duly car
ried that the Sheriff be re
lieved o’s the following
taxes; Albemarle Electric
Membership Corporation, a
request for a relief of
$286.25 after State Board of
Assessment revaluation in
First Township; $293.35 in
Second Township; $117.83
in Third Township; $102.24
in Fourth Township; Fran
cisi Sinclair Chance, Jr.,
$9.69; Roanoke Electric
Corporation refund $21.12,
State Board of Assessment
revaluation.
A motion was made by
C. J. Hollowell, seconded
by C. M. Evans and unani
mously carried that the re
quest for sale of beer in
Chowan County on Sunday
be denied.
A motion was made by
C. M. Evans, seconded by
C. J. Hollowell and duly
carried that W. E. Bond be
appointed to represent the
Board of County Commis- j
sioners at the joint meet-i
ing of County Commis
sioners, Town Council the
County Medical Society and
Board of Public Works,
the purpose of the meeting
is to appoint three mem
bers to serve on the Board
of Hospital Trustees for a
term of three years.
A motion was made by
Dallas Jethro, Jr., second
ed by C. J. Hollowell and
duly carried that the dwel
ling house on South Broad
Street owned by the Cath
olic Church be relieved of
taxes for the year 1968.
Resolution Pertaining to
Construction of New
County Hospital For Pas
sage By Board of Trus
tees, Chowan Hospital.
Inc., and Board of Com
missioners For Chowan
County.
Upon motion duly made
by Dallas Jethro, Jr., sec
onded by C. J. Hollowell
and carried, the following
resolution was adopted;
BE IT RESOLVED: That
whereas, Chowaan Hospital,
Inc., a non-profit hospital
corporation, has heretofore
held title to all hospital
property in Chowan Coun
ty and has entered into a
contract for the purchase
of approximately twenty
five acres of land from
Mrs. E. L. Ward as a site
for the new County hos
pital;
AND, WHEREAS, it is
required under the applic
able general statutes of
North Carolina that title to
the tract of land being pur
j chased as the site for the
I new hospital be conveyed
to Chowan County in order
that the proposed new hos
pital may qualify for fed
eral and state assistance
incident to the new con
, struction;
AND, WHEREAS, it has
I been recommended by the
North Carolina Medical
Care Commission and it is
deemed advisable for
greater simplification and
efficient operation that a
single, non-profit corpora
tion build, maintain and
operate properties as a
hospital and that title to
I the building and site being
I presently used as a hospi
tal and convalescent unit
be conveyed to Chowan
County;
AND WHEREAS, the
Chowan County Board of
Commissioners and the
governing Board of Cho
wan Hospital, Inc., i wit
the Board of Trustees,
have mutually agreed that
the title to all hospital
properties should be con
veyed to Chowan County
when the bond issue for
construction of the new
hospital has been sold and
the proceeds thereof be
curred by Chowan Hospi
tal, Inc., because of its
| contract ft* purchase of
the new site and all ex
penses including, but not
limited to, architect’s fees,
surveyor’s fees, and inter
est, if incurred, and all
other incidental expenses
for the planning and con
struction of the new hos
pital;
NOW, THEREFORE, it is
hereby stipulated and
agreed that upon receipt
of the proceeds from sale
of the bond issue, or so
much thereof as may be
sufficient to carry out the
purpose of this resolution,
the Board of Commission
ers shall reimburse Cho
wan Hospital, Inc., for all
sums expended for the ac
quisition of the new site,
along with the then pres
ent value of any sums ne
cessary for the full dis
charge of the contract for
the purchase dated Decem
ber 29, 1967, between Cho
wan Hospital, Inc., and
Mrs. E. L. Ward; and
That upon the payment
of the aforesaid sums and
upon the reimbursement of
all incidental expenses and
the assumption of other
valid obligations incurred
or paid by Chowan Hospi
tal, Inc., incident to the
planning and construction
of the new County Hospi
tal, the said Chowan Hos
pital, Inc., shall convey all
its real property to Chowan
County; and
That for a nominal con
sideration of one ($1.00)
Dollar per year, said
Chowan County, by and
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through its duly elected
Board of Commissioners
shall lease said properties
back to Chowan Hospital,
Inc., a non-profit corpora
tion, for a term of not less
than twenty years, for the
purpose of maintaining and
operating said properties as
a County Hospital along
with its allied facilities.
And that the Chairman
of the Board of Trustees
for Chowan Hospital, Inc.,
be authorized and directed |
to present a copy of this
resolution to the Board of
Commissioners of Chowan
County at its next regular
meeting for consideration
and passage thereof as a
written agreement between
Chowan County and Cho
wan Hospital, Inc. ,
The foregoing resolution
was unanimously approved
in meeting of Board of
Commissioners in regular
meeting February 5, 1968;
and it is ordered that the i
said resolution be spread
upon minutes of meeting
and that a copy of the
same certified by the!
the Chairman and the
Clerk to the Board and be
forwarded to Chowan Hos
pital, Ine, '
A motion was made by
Dallas Jethro, Jr., seconded
by C. M. Evans and duly
carried contributing $l5O
toward two concerts pre
sented by North Carolina
Little Symphony March 25,
requested by Mrs. Thomas !
Chears, Jr., chairman of |
i Chowan Arts Council.
A motion was made by
Dallas Jethro, Jr., second
ed by C. M. Evans and duly
carried accepting the can
vass of vote of Chowan
Hospital bond issue by
the Board of Elections,
signed by members of the
Election Board, recorded on
page 293 of the minutes.
The following reports
were accepted and ordered
filed; Sheriff; Edenton
Fire Department for Janu
EDENTON
BRING US
YOUR FILM
FOR PROMPT
PROCESSING
ary and February; County
Service Officer; Welfare
Department; County Exten
sion Department and Cor
oner.
There being no further
business, the meeting was
adjourned.
W. E. BOND,
Chairman
BERTHA B. BUNCH.
Clerk.
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