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Board Os County Commissioners Proceedings For Month Maj
The Board of County
Commissioners met Mon
day, May 5, 1989, at 9:00
o’clock A. M. with the fol
lowing members present:
W. E. Bond, chairman, J.
Clarence liary, C. A.
Phillips and David T.
Bateman.
The minutes of the pre
vious meetings were read
and approved.
On motion of J. Clar
ence Leary, seconded by
David T. Bateman and
duly carried that the bills
be paid as follows:
Civil Defense Fund
County General Fund,
$300.47; Murray D. Ashley,
travel, $15.68; Blanchard
Office Supply, $46.64;
Hughes - Parker Hardware
Co., $5.53; Nor. A Car. TeL
& Tel. Co., $13.50; Town
of Edenton, E. 8c W. De
partment, March, $7.92;
Town of Edenton, E. & W.
Department, April, $6.93;
payroll, $478.32.
County Accountant Fund
Postmaster, $6.00; Gen
eral County Fund, $224.48;
payroll, $296.02.
Agriculture and
Economics Fund
Stone’s Southern School
Supply Co., $96.64; General
County Fund, $138.05; In
ternational Business Ma
chines Carp., $6.94; C. W.
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Overman, County Exten
sion Chairman, $39.06;
General Services Adminis
tration, $45.01; State Uni
versity Print Shop, $8.70;
Home Economics Extension
office, $24.71; payroll,
$1,166.01
Hsslth Fuad
District Health Depart
ment, $23.00; payroll,
$33.32.
Charity Fund
Chowan Hospital, $263.12;
Eastern North Carolina
Sanatorium, $147.00; Hoi
lowell’s Rexall Drug Store,
$15.30; Methodist Hospital,
$15.00; Mitchener’s Pharm
acy, $1.25; State Commis
sion for the Blind, $199.81.
Welfare Admtrftstralion
County General Fund,
$1,174.01; Chowan Medical
Center, $5 00; Ruth B. Con
ger, travel, $25.92; James
Robert Hendrix, $17.99;
Nor. St Car. Tel. A Tel.
Co., $28.38; N. C. Public
Welfare Association, $25.00;
Dr. James N. Slade, $5.00;
U. S. Post Office, $96.00;
payroll, $1,732.10,
General County Fund
Thomas Daugbtery Berry
man, $173.25; Edenton Res
taurant, $10.00; Ward Hos
kins, $157.37; Arnold W.
Bunch, $218.26; Sherlon C.
Layton, $40.00; Town of
Edenton, E. & W. Depart
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ment, March, $159.88; The
Chowan Herald, $19.50;
N. C. Public Employees’
Social Security Agency,
$2,601.03; A P. Bateman
Roofing Co., $223.75; Inter
nal Revenue Service,
$1,149.30; N. C. Depart
ment of Revenue, $548.30;
A. P. Bateman, $130.00;
Edythe Nixon, $32.08;
Glenn Perry, $23.45; Earl
Goodwin, SI.BO, Tr ,y Top
pin, $21.65; Twiddj Insur
ance A Real Estate, $400.00;
Twiddy Insurance St Real
Estate, $1,595.88; N. C.
Local Governmental Em
ployees’ Retirement System,
$853.11; Postmaster, $8.00;
Charles B. Morgan, sl,-
000.00; A P. Bateman,
$15.00; Edenton Construc
tion Co., $40.20; N. C.
Local Governmental Em
ployees’ Retirement Sys
tem, $350.45; Montgomery
County News
By Mrs. Roland Evans
Mrs. Claude Small, Jr.,
suffered a broken arm re
cently.
John Baker and Linda
Goodwin have been dis
charged from the hospital.
The evening worship
Sunday night at the Eden
ton Baptist Church was a
recognition service for the
young people who will
be graduating from high
school. A Bible, a gift
from the church, was pre
sented at this service.
The Edenton Baptist
Church RA’s won fifth
place in the state track
meet on Saturday in Wins
ton-Salem.
A Varsity Club banquet
at which time athletes at
John A, Holmes High
School were honored, was
held Monday night «t the
Jaycee Community Build
ing on Base Road.
Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday are
Spring-O-Rama Days in
Edenton. It is a big sales
promotion with cash prizes,
entertainment, downtown
displays and gigantic sales.
Thursday and Friday Hom
er Briarhopper and his
band will play from a
downtown stage 8 o’clock
to 10 o'clock each night.
Register at participating
stores to win prizes.
Edenton Jaycees will
sponsor an air show at the
base on Sunday, May 25, at
2 P.M.
The Eastern Star ladies
will sell chicken salad
plates Friday, May 23 from
11 A M. to 7 P. M. Call
Mrs. Maude Reaves, the
worthy matron of the chap
ter.
Congratulations to Mar
tha Jane Evans of Per
quimans High School, Mat
thew Garrett of Chowan
Ward, $5.57; M. G. Brown
Co., $32.67; Cherry Hospi
tal, $15.00; The Chowan
Herald, $30.60; J. H. Con
ger A Son, $188.86; Owen
G. Dunn Ox, $80.29; East
ern Elevator Service,
$12.00; Edwards St Brough
ton Co., $8.51; Earl Good
win, bilk end services,
$803.74; Hill Manufacturing
Co.. $57.47; Hbllowell’s
Rexall Drug Store, $1.01;
Hughes - Parker Hardware
Co., $22.18; Institute of
Government, $4.64; Troy
Toppin, Deputy Sheriff,
$21.65; Glenn Perry, Dep
uty Sheriff, $70.36; Nor. St
Car. TeL St TeL Co.,
$118.05; N. C. Department
of Conservation and De
velopment, $305.79; Ralph
E. Parrish, $15.20; Colonial
Life, Accident Insurance
Co., $49.75; Peeples Bank
St Trust Co., $44.10; Glenn
High School and Rosemary
Holmes of John A Holmes
High School for receiving
Belk Foundation scholar
ships.
Miss Jo Ella Copeland
was honored recently at a
banquet in Raleigh, where
the News and Observer
presented awards to the
most valuable staffer of
school newspapers.
Mrs. Edith Perry visited
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Perry
and Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
Perry in Suffolk, Va., re
cently and she is now vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Sawyer at Morehead City.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Evans visited the Outer
Banks Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James
West went to Nags Head
during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelby
Oldham and family went to
Nags Head Saturday.
Congratulations to the
newlyweds, Dail and Boyce.
The potato festival will
be held Friday and Satur
day at Elizabeth City.
The Senior Class of John
A Holmes High School
commencement exercises
will be held Wednesday
evening, June 4, at 8
P. M. at Ernest A Swain
Elementary School audi
torium.
Congratulations to Steve
Baxley on being chosen to
attend the Governor’s
school for the gifted this
summer. The school is lo
cated in Winston-Salem.
The John A Holmes
High School Band present
ed its annual spring con
cert to the public on Sun
day, May 18, at 2 P. M. in
the John A Holmes High
School auditorium. ».
We are proud of Glenn
Bunch, Jr., being elected
president of the. Christian
workshop at Atlantic
Christian College in Wil
son and will serve as Bap
tist Student Union vice
president. He graduated
at Chowan High SchooL
Poet’s Comer
(ZDITOB'S NOT*; Befew in
mi ermttra vtrtal at itadeate
la tfca Uagaasa Arts Depart
aaat as Mf»tai - Ckawaa
Uckaaia).
GROWN-UPS
By Charts* Britten
Grown-ups always push
me around,
There’s nothing but grown
ups all over town.
They always call me a
down,
But I just pay no attention
to them.
They are bound to ha
wrong.
Some day I will grow up,
too.
Be a parent, then I will
find out
Whether parents are right
Or whether I’m wrong.
* EASTER TIME
»T »eh««d Bend
I love the Easter ssason,
Fancy baskets and fine new
clothes,
And I want to tell the
Why Fm waiting for
aterf to rinse
First, I shop at the gre
cery
-For HP and fancy dyes.
Than brother and I color
So they'll be sure to
Whsn**Sf star , morning
rmfirtt out for thehunt-
Ths finder of the golden
•Perry, care of prisoners,
$257.37; Albemarle Hos
pital, $300.00; P St Q
Super Market, $1.83; Dr.
James N. Slade, $33.00;
Town of Edenton, E. St W.
Department, $170.56; Dr.
David O. Wright, $25.00;
payroll, $3,030.88.
There was some discus
sion on changing speed
limits in some sections of
the county. State Highway
Commissioner will be no
tified.
On motion of J. Clar
ence Leary, seconded by
C. A. Phillips and unani
mously carried that bonded
indebtedness amounting to
$14,238.75 due June 1 be
paid.
A letter from James C.
Dail, executive vice presi
dent of Edenton Savings St
Loan Association, was read
requesting county deposits.
It was agreed that when'
some investments are av
ailable or overlapping
funds in the banks that an
investment be made in
Edenton Savings St Loan
Association.
On motion of David T.
Bateman, seconded by C.
A Phillips and duly car
ried that C. W. Overman
be allowed to purchase
table and chairs and house
planning slides in the ap
proximate amount of
$249.50 plus freight
Motion of C. A Phillips, i
seconded by J. Clarence
Leary and unanimously
carried that Sheriff be re
lieved of Western Union
tax of 93c.
Motion by J. Clarence
Leary, seconded by David
T. Bateman and unani
mously carried that Am
erican Legion be granted
permission to sponsor the
County Fair tax free, also
display fireworks under
proper supervision.
Motion by C. A. Phil
lips, seconded by David T.
Bateman and unanimously
carried that the decision
of the employment of the
auditor for county records
was left to the judgment
of the chairman.
Motion made by C. A.
Phillips, seconded by J.
Clarence Leary and duly
NOTICE
TOWN OF EDENTON
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Trash And Garbage Collection:
Effective May 19th
AREAS OF COLLECTION: !
East Edenton: Everything East of Broad Street
including Eden Heights, Paradise
Road, Ryder’s Lane, Paxton Lane
and Old Hertford Road.
West Edenton: Everything West of Broad Street
including N. €. Highway 32 North,
Albemarle Street Extended, Mor
gan Park, and U. S. 17 South.
ALL CANS ARE REQUIRED TO BE PLACED
, AT CURBSIDE BY 8 A. ML, AND REMOVED
AFTER COLLECTION.
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carried charging $40.43 to
the sheriff.
Notices to apply for a
beer permit were approved
for Billie Ray Lassiter,
trade name BAH Service
Center and E. J. Boyce,
Jr., Broad Street Service
Station.
Ernest P. Kehayes and
Mrs. Rose Pugh, represent
ing Alcoholism and Mental
Health Center, appeared
before the Board request
ing additional amount of
money in 1969-70 budget to
carry out necessary work
in the amount of $2,345.80.
On motion of J. Clarence
Leary, seconded by C. A
Phillips and unanimously
carried agreeing to go on
record in support of the
optional one-cent sales tax
to be distributed to the
county.
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On motion of C. A Phil
lips, seconded by J. Clar
ence Leary and unanimous
ly carried instructing the
chairman to work with the
treasurer, accountant and
welfare director in adjust
ing hinds necessary to end
fiscal year expenses in
AFIDC funds.
W. O. Lambeth with the
Soil Conservation Service,
and Frank McGoogan, soil
conservation technician, ap
peared before tee Com mis- .
sioners and explained the
soil conservation program.
They expressed their ap- '
predation to the Board for
and unanimously carried
their cooperation in the
water survey program, also
Soil Conservation Service.
A motion was made by
David T. Bateman, second
ed by J. Clarence Leary
that a letter be writtafij
the State ConservaticH
stating their interest M
soil survey for Chan
County and would UlnM
the state office’s conn
tee to come and «ni
the cost of participation
this project and the pi
the SCS wiU pay. A
The following tm)
were accepted and order
filed:
Sheriff; Edenton F!re§2
partment; Coroner; Codh
Accountant; County Si
vice Officer; Welfare jb
partment; County Exje
sion chairman.
There being no fUrv
business, the meeting w
adjourned.
W. E. BOND,f
BERTHA B. BUNCH,
Clerk to the Bops