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Joseph Richardson Named
New John Graham Principal
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NephlTIS Iri'MC !<•
.l.iiW's Knhinviti Miirle.
A hit«• .in I I 'i !ur: A hHi.• ■
Motorists Running
Risk Of Prosecution
Motur.sts .vhi. 'In not
display current timn tag^
in Norhria run an mcreas
ed risk of prosecution
I'nwn fathers marie that
(Mint emphatically Mini
day night when the\
Instructed iiliee (hief
iti<mi> Ailliatiis to Itegin .1
■ i a- kdew n ..11 tat \ tola
11 >r
Ihe matter surfaced
Alien the town clerk Mrs
"• aims reported th.it
less than >oo stickers fur
the 1H.S1 seal have been
sold She sai'l that the
ruiml>er usually runs well
,iver *><hi
Mayor Hill I'eriy volun
leered to spend time on
I'uesday with the police
.•Inef in going over the
names of current purchas
ers m .in effort to find those
who are not complying
w ith tow n law
In other business Mon
day night the town council
heard residents of Kearnci
Street call for improve
merits in their section of
tow 11
Mrs V ,J (lading said
she was appearing in an
effort to have a fire
h> drant placed in her area
to have one or two traffic
humps placed in the street
and to determine what
policy the town fire depart
merit has with respect to
burning off vacant lots
Mayor I'erry told Mrs
i.atling that 'money is the
whole problem He said
that there is no money to
U' found ir. this year's
budget for any civic
improvements anywhere
other than upgrading the
town's sewer system
( ommiNMiiner Wallacr
Stallmgs **n asked la
check with the f i r« •
department ti. see if the\
would hum off thr tacarvt
lots
\\ hite commissioner liMik
Aitt. ;li,sfavoi uii the
idea of placing iraffii
slowing mound.* in t h«road
wa> fJh'j did agree to
(»i>l the street w itli 2a mile
an fiour speed limit signs
All commissioners agreed
that it would I*' helpful if
the town police depart
ment would spend more
time there m an effort to
catch sfieeders
Mrs (iatlmg said that
the number of trailers has
increased from five to ten
in the neighborhood and
that more children were
playing The danger of a
child getting hit while
crossing the street was
tx'hind Mrs (iatling's
suggestion she said
Mrs Gums reported that
the fire department had
run a survey and found
that there is no place in the
Kearney Street area that
cannot l>e served by
existing hydrants
Mrs .lames Jones an
other speaker for the
delegation said she was
concerned about the town's
access road to the pumping
station being maintained
properly
Commissioner Jimmy
Overby assured Mrs
Jones that yours is a top
priority street to t>e
paved." and Mayor Perry
*aid the paving .»Jl be the
first thing done "when we
*et the money
Planning Board
Studies Lake Land
1 .ake froiii (it i[«tu >t:
Warren < <uim> - t.u
h> <1 r<> electrn t.»k«•- nen
sumed the tiJtM 'I mu'Hi
liers of thr W arrm i >iijrrt \
Claiming Hoard meeting
here Thursday nitihl
Hoard members i:,nr
their initial appnn al to a
preliminar\ plat of seven
lilts of Serf lull III of Hon 1:
Kid>>e Sul)di\iMntl on fht
north side of I k■ - i .aston
The projxTtv owned t>\
Kol>ert Clar\ i- in Koa
luiki- lcun>hi[.
Vpprmal i.illii .ilji'l
planners s.,i(1 th.it 'In pro '
(m i t> must tw i twi k< <i 11\
N I. William.- nl the
Warren <'<iuut> Hi ,iith ■'
I >epartment .nut 1 hrt P
finrrester i °< mi it > /"limn ''
administrator Hntli Mr
V\ illiains and Mr I m res
ter were present it the
meeting II
The new sect Mil "I B<'<'i li N
Kidye Sllbfil\islr'll A. is .1
' Continued on pane
County To Get $318,760
Funds Are Approved
For Warren Roads
t
CETA Office
Hosed Down
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v nil \Ux»da> Wht
UhilU'\ :e|>orted that
W.lsoR Kw'M Mt-p
vsentatne tr»ni the l*vi
..I Kmpl^nitlit ani)
rral,u„n made .1 tma,
n H.t„,n 4 \K,X
Mrtinpant and V nun
strativi' fill- "» ■'»)>
dcfU-rt-IU't's weP' tOUIl'.
I Hiring the month wf-luU
ShitU-s said a eoneenti at
,1 effort vvas made to find
:-,suhsidl/e.l employment
„ the i:i t KTA partH'l
,atlts who were plat ed on a
holding status on June
„ ,Wi Workup doseh
.,th thecal Kmplovment
wuritN Commission ot
the I'KTA staff was
hie to pta. e P;,rtU';
an,s in unsuhsidi/ed em
Uivinent Counseling and
,h referral -ervires will
mtmue tn be offered to
remaining *1 Par,u'
lints b> l-Sl
U.>n \\ arden Kr|xirt
t rank Twitty. l>og W ar
•11 reported lh.it 1(
, ked up dogs during
„■ month ot .lul> killed
, r.mfined ;» and gave
,.,v nine He said three
,rs„ns were bitten and
iat he answered "•» ealls
„ dllRs were vac cinated
,d iTl't H miles were
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New Doctor To Hove
Practice In Norlina
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. .itiil a oti
!' 'i!K-rari> will I*
M'-'i.i al Office ■ ir:
p|><'intJinTii.- mi S«'pl
'. Sept 8, Mr i »rfn*-n
Harris Has Winning
Bid For Construction
l.u.rKt , Harris with a
hi.! of $7 ikhi was the I.n*.
hnlde: and was awarded
:h< contract for building ..
landfill dike during the
>mmissioncr s meeting
here Monday night
I'hree bidders sought the
j i it i Harold Harris was
Miiil iU- bidder with JX.IKM)
and .luhn Thomas Harris
a as high bidder at SI.t.ihmi
Mrs .lim Whitley, fi
nance officer nave the
commissioners financial
reports on wastewater
treatment plant and consolidateo
high school Both
reports are on record in the
office ot the county
manager as are reports of
Sheriff t K Davis and his
deputies and th< Extension
Department
I'he commissioners
tdopted ,i preventive type
of ordinance for the waste
water treatment plant as
required by statute before
the project is ho percent
completed
Meeting in executive
session with the County
Attorney the commissioners
agreed to donate $H4.S
as Warren ( ounty s part of
,i defense fund to answer a
suit of the Railroad chang
ing property valuation
Hie county would stand to
lost- $71 . Jofi should the rail
Checks In the amount of $100 each have been turned over 10 thf
Warrenton Rural Fire I>epartment and to Its Auxiliary members by the
Norlina Veterans of Foreign Wars. Shown at the presentation Thursday
night are. left to right. Orewry Chief Kandy Curtis, VFH Commonder
Asa AdkliM.Areola Chief Gary Harris. Warrenton Rural Chief A. A.
Wood, Afton Chief Gene Munn. Hawtree Chief Bruce Perklnaon,VFW
Treasurer Bert Might Macon Chief Macon Robertson and Inei Chief
Glenn Coleman, III (Staff Photo)
maris win
Action on N C 2<HX)
steering committee sug
gested h> Governor Jim
Hunt was tabled for a
•Month in order that organi
•.itional steps might t>e
taken
An appointment to suei
red Mrs Jean Hurwell as
a memlier of the Hospital
Hoard »,i> again tabled for
another month in order
that the ommissioners
ma\ receive a recommendation
from the hospital
board
Sales and 1 se Tax Collections
for both Ma> and
June were made b> Counts
Manager Glen New some
The May tax was $21.
7(Hi 9o, the June total was
$24,293 75
Lynn Orfgen. Hospital
Administrator was appointed
a member of the
Warren Counts Board of
Health, succeeding (ieorge
Fleming, who had resigned
as hospital administrator
Mrs Clyde Whitford
appeared before the com
missioners to protest loss
of old age tax discount due
to mistake in filing with
Tax Supervisor The com
missioners agreed to table
the matter until the
September meeting of the
Continued on page 31
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\1"> ti.MH a' . p id . for
j..if Hice11nv .
interrupted at 8 pm.. the
"'tiiiiitsMiirn-rs utTi1 m
m vion fin niurt' Llian three
ami a ^ialf huurs. More
'han an hour of this session
was occupied with Painter
answering questions from
those present for the
hearing
MISS W (M > I )S
Extension Service
Gets New Worker
Miss Margaret Woods
began work with the
Warren County Extension
Service on August 3.
following approval of her
selec'ioti b> the Extension
Service b\ the Warren
C ounty Commissioners
meeting in night session
Monday
Miss Woods. Assistant
Home Economics Exten
sion Agent, replaces Mrs
Bertha B Forte, Home
Economic Agent who
retired as of June 30, 1981
Miss Woods is a gradu
ate of A&T State I'niver
sit> and is a native of
Durham She has had
experience as assistant
agent in Gates County for
three years and in Randolph
County for three
years
Her duties as Assistant
Home Economics Exten
sion Agent will be Housing
House Furnishing and
Enertrv Human Development,
Gerontology and
Community Resources
Miss Woods was present
ed to the commissioners by
L C. Cooper, Extension
Chairman, and welcomed
by Chairman Jack Harris
He said th»t she had a
great challenge in trying to
fill the shoes of Mrs Forte,
but said be feels certain
that after she has met the
people of Warren County
that she will be a fine
agent. Her endorsement by
the commissioner? was
unanimous