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Minutes Os Board Os County Commissioners
The Board of County Com
missioners met Monday, Feb
vruary 2. 1970, at 9 o’clock
A. M. with all members pres
ent: W. E. Bond, chairman,
J. Clarence Leary, C. M.
Evans, C. A. Phillips and
David T. Bateman.
The minutes were read and
approved.
A motion was made by J.
Clarence L«ary, seconded by
C. M. Evans and duly car
ried approving the payment
of bills as follows:
Charity Fund
Peoples Bank Sc Trust Co.,
$5,000.00; Mrs. C. E. BaUance,
$60.41; Dr. Arthur Bradsher,
$50.00; Chowan Hospital,
$1,044.14; Eastern N. C. Sana
torium, $24.00.
Civil Defense
Peoples Bank 6c Trust Co.,
$500.00; payroll, $517.81.
County Accountant
East e r n Office Supply,
$08.74; R. Elton Forehand
Agency, $18.00; Nor. &> Car.
TeL 6c Tel. Co., $14.40.
/ Fire District Fund
First National Bank of
Eastern North Carolina,
$1,000.00.
Debt Service Fund
First National Bank of
Eastern North Carolina,
$1,500.00.
Dog Tax Fund
First National Bank of
Eastern North Carolina 1
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Health Fund
District Health Depart
ment, $18.50; Peoples Bank 8c
, Trust Co., $500.00; payroll,
$33.32.
Social gcrviuas Fund
Chowan Medical Services,
1 $5.00; Edenton Office Sup
ply, $31.27; Peoples Bank 6c
Trust Co., $3,000.00; James
Robert Hendrix, $20.16; pay
roll, $2,283.45.
Agriculture and nfa——i—
Spruill's Business Machine
Service, $28.50; Gray 6c
Creech, $16.50; payroll,
$1,283.08.
General County Fund
Postmaster, $6.00; Post
master, $6.00; Peoples Bank 6c
Trust Co., $1,319.94; W. R.
West, $7.50; N. C. Local Gov
ernmental Employees’ Retire
ment System, $403.76; N. C.
Local Governmental Em
ployees’ Retirement System,
$936.78; Mrs. Arzulia Webb,
$100.00; Betsy Chesson,
$173.45; N. C. Local Govern
mental Employees’ Retire
ment System, $934.86; N. C.
Local Governmental Em
ployees’ Retirement System,
$418.37; Owen G. Dunn Co.,
$214.85; Corinne Thorud,
$190.09; Postmaster, $30.00;
Sanitary Dry Cleaners, $8.24;
Dr. Roy G. Nation, $15.00;
Dr. Lonnie Hayes, $15.00;
W. Earl Smith, $20.84; John
Lee Spruill, $62.05; W. W.
- Byrum, $19.58; Hughes-Park
e er Hardware Co., $61.36; R.
, E. Aiken, Jr., $30.00; Albe
marle Motor Co., $38.39; BP
Oil Corp., $583.51; Joseph A.
, Byrum, deputy sheriff, $85.68;
■ Carolina Overall Corp., $6.60;
e The Chowan Herald, $196.90;
i Chowan Hospital, $7.00; J. H.
• Conger Sc Son, $148.61; O. T.
Davis 6c Co., $26.15; Peoples
Bank 6c Trust Co., $48.65;
Eastern Elevator Service,
! $12.00; Eastern Office Equip
e ment Co., $5.22; Edenton Os
, fice Supply, $122.48; R. Elton
Forehand Agency, $15.00;
Goodyear Service Stores,
■ $10.46; Hill Mfg. Co., $39.66;
’■ Mills Plumbing A Heating,
■ $451.54; National Market Re
■ ports, $63.00; Nor. Sc Car. TeL
- Sc Tel. Co., $241.02; Glenn
• Perry, care of prisoners,
■ $459.62; Ricks Laundry ft
■ Cleaners, $10.10; Troy E.
> Toppin, sheriff expenses,
> $67.62; Twiddy Insurance &
' Real Estate, $54.00; Town of
Edenton. E. ft W. Deport
. ment, $196.96; Shepard’s Cita
tions, $44.00; Be lk Tyler,
. S3OJO; Dr. James N. Slade,
. $6.00; payroll. $3,804.19.
• On motion of C. A. Phillips,
! seconded by David 'Bateman
! and duly carried that the
i chairman be authorized to
purchase furniture as neces
' sary for tax collector's office
and register of deeds office.
: C. A. Phillips gave a report
on meeting of District Health
Department. Miss Hul d a
Wood and Mrs. 'Lola Bass of
the local health office were
called in to answer some
questions. A lengthy dis
cussion was held.
On motion of C. A. Phil
lips, seconded by C. M. Ev
ans and unanimously carried
requesting Chairman Bond to
write a strong letter to Ron
ald Scott, State Planning Of
ficer of Raleigh, opposing
any changes in our ten county
area plan.
Members of the Rescue
Squad appeared before the
Commissioners. Bob Roberson
was spokesman. He reported
to the Board that they were,
badly in need of a new am
bulance and a place to house
the ambulance. He said
without newer equipment the
unit could not continue to
provide ambulance service in
the county.
The Commissioners praised
the Rescue Squad for their
unselfish services to the
county. The chairman ap
pointed C. A. Phillips and J.
Clarence Leary to work with
Mr. Roberson and members
of the 'Rescue Squad in se-
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, February 19, 1970
curing an ambulance and a
place to house the equip
ment.
The Commissioners asked
that a resolution be drawn
reaffirming their support of
the U. S. 17 by-pass of Eden
ton.
On motion of C. A. Phil
lips, seconded by J. Clarence
'Leary and duly carried that
resignation of Grace E. Grif
fin of County Extraterritorial
Planning Board be accepted
with regret.
On motion of J. Clarence
Leary, seconded by David T.
Bateman and unanimously
carried that members of the
Chowan County Planning
Board, George W. Lewis,
Woodrow Lowe, T. D. Berry
man, C. W. Overman and J.
A. Webb, Jr., be reappointed
for a term of three years.
A notice to apply for beer
license by Susie E. White,
trade name “White’s Esso Sc
Grocery” was approved.
Robert Hendrix, director of
social services, gave the re
port to the Commissioners
and told them he would be
away for four months in
training and Mrs. Ruth B.
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IfeSHRg. Stretch-a-Check
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Ever have one of those moments
when you inadvertently write a
check for more money than you
actually have in your checking
account? Ever have one of those
moments when you wish you had
put a few more dollars in your
checking account because you
just found a pair of antique book
ends on sale and the store doesn’t
accept credit cards? Ever have
one of those moments when an
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Conger would be acting di
rector during his absence.
The Commissioners asked
L. F. Amburn, Jr., member
of Edenton Housing Author
ity, to secure additional in
formation on a particular low
rent public housing program
where the tenant could be
come a home owner.
The following reports were;
accepted and ordered filed::
Veterans Service Officer;
Tax Collector; County Ac
countant; (Department of So
cial Services; Agriculture Ex
tension (Department; Edenton
Fire Department.
There being no further
business, the meeting was
adjourned.
W. E. BOND,
Chairman.
BERTHA B. BUNCH,
Clerk to the Board.
Boss: “You should have
been here at 9 o’clock.
New Stenographer: “Why?
What happened?”
“Mommy, will you give me
a dollar to be good?”
“Why can’t you be good for
nothing, like your father?”
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emergency pops up and you can’t
remember exactly how much is
left in your checking account?
These are the reasons why we
invented Stretch-A-Checks. So
you won’t have to worry about
how close your checking account
balance is to zero. With a Peoples
Bank Stretch-A-Check Checking
Account, it’s like having constant
financial backstop. It’s always
there . . . and you only have to
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pay for.it when you use it. Let
us add Stretch-A-Check to your
Peoples Bank Checking Account.
That way when you write a check
for more money than you have
on deposit . . . the deficiency
will be automatically covered by
funds transferred from your
Peoples Bank Master Charge
Account. p eo pies Bank
Stretch-A-Check Checking Accounts
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