TUB CROW AN RIBALD. IDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA
: Open Deer Plan
Continued t*»*» JNt* Of*
White Oak School in the
county.)'
Dr. Downum said he saw
npthing new in the city’s
proposal. “Other than some
wording it is the same as I
understand has existed since
1932,” he said.
“If it will help to clear the
water between the two
boards and the boards and
Washington I see nothing
wrong With it,” He added.
George said he felt the'
policy was adopted by the
city in good faith. “I think
we should go a step further
and adopt a similar policy,”
he added.
In discussing the merger
and the plan for selecting the
joint board, George said ft
would be good fdr the
schools to give the new ad
ministrative ,ynit at least four
years to- get over the, tran
sition. with; the assistance of
an experienced board. ...
While the county hoard
had felt a five member joint
board would be suffidiemt.-
Dr. Downum said because of
the concentration of the pop
ulation he .felt- the ■ seven
member hoard was justified.
This was accepted.
Under the plan, the new
board would be composed of
the existing city and county
boards with no new appoint
ments being made unless
their number fell below
seven. The seven member
board would then be elected
to take office in January,
1971.
The county board, while
not going on record, general
ly expressed their disapprov
al to school trips to New
York and Washington. The
general feeling was that
these trips were of no edu
cational valpe.
“I would like to see our
schools stick to education,"
one member stated.
The board heard reports
and transacted routine busi
ness.
O. C. Long, Jr., presided
with board’ members Dr.
Downum, N. J. George and
Eugene Jordan present. Supt.
C. C, Walters served as seer
retary to the board.
Town’s Removal
Continued from' Page One
in employment.
Town officials entered into,
■: a long term lease with Unit-;
ed States Lumber Co. on
November 30, 1961. This
lease says in part that
“should United States I.tWflt
ber Company, through its
own decision, discontinue op
erations of the leased prop
erty, the lease shall be term
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sire on the part of tfee Town
of Edenton was that the in
dustrial growth of the com
munity be encouraged.
In the employment phase
of the lease, it was stated
that if a substantial in
crease in employment “is
not realized in three years,
the lease is subject to re
negotiation.”
On October 6, W. S. Pri
vott, town attorney, wrote
T,»w«ori L. Tester, pnmnpnv
president, that the town in*
vended io cancel i»ie u.i
December. Jt because “of
several of jlte said
contract —■vyhi'Ch have 1 , been
heretofore brought to your
attention satisfactory
result of ' a solution.”
Then on November 29,
Privott wrote Lester’s' attor
ney of the town’s intent,
saying the company “has
failed to comply with most
of the requirements of the
tease with the exception of
payment of rent.”
Lester contends the firm
“has complied with all of
the terms and provisions of
said lease agreement."
His complaint contends the
firm has expended large,
sums of money, in develop
ment of the land leased and
in reliance with the lease
agreement has contracted
and intends to contract in
the future' for further de
velopment of the land.
“If the lease is cancelled,”
the complaint states, “Unit
ed States Lumber Company
will be irreparably damaged
by reasons of the large in
vestment which it has made
in improvements on the
property and proposed fu
ture development.”
The town says several
prospects are in- sight, some
ready to lease certain por
tions of the property, if they
can cancel the existing lease.
Town, County
Holidays
Holidays for town and
county employees have' been
established for the remainder
‘of 1965 by officials of the
governing bodies.' ’
All city and county offices
will be closed December 23,
24, 25 and 2.7 for Christmas.
County offices will be
closed December 31 and Jan
luary 1 for New Years..
The town offices will close
only on January 1, 1965 for
the New Year’s' holiday.
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