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THURSDAY. JUNE 19, 1958
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page FIFTEEN
PUBLIC NOTICE
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Public notice is hereby given that the Town Council of the Town
of Southern Pines at regular session assembled on the 10th day of
June, 1958, do enact an ordinance as follows:
An Ordinance Establishing a Free Public Library in the Town of
Southern Pines; and Setting Forth the Powers and Duties of the
Trustees Thereof;
BE IT ORDAINED AND ESTABLISHED BY THE TOWN COUN
CIL OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHERN PINES, NORTH CAROLINA:
I. SHORT TITLE—This ordinance shall be known and may be
cited as the “Southern Pines Library Ordinance”
II. DEFINITIONS—For the purposes of this ordinance, the fol
lowing' terms, phrases, words, and their derivations shall have the
meaning giVen herein. When not inconsistent with the context, words
used in the present tense include the future, words in the plural num
ber include the singular number, and the words in the singular num-
/ ber include the plural number. The word “shall” is always manda
tory and not merely directory.. XT O V
(1) “Town” is the Town of Southern Pines, North Carolina.
“Council” is the town council of the Town of Southern
Pines. , „
“Trustees” is the Board of Trustees of the Free Public
Library of the Town of Southern Pines.
“Support” as used in this ordinance shall include, but is
not limited to, purchase of land for library buildings,
erection of buildings for library purposes, purchase of
library books, materials and equipment, compensation
of library personnel, and all maintenance expense for
library property and equipment. . , , . ,
in. ESTABLISHMENT—There is hereby established a free pub
lic library, or libraries, to be owned and operated as a part of the
government of the Town, and to be supported by the Town from such
nontax revenues as may be available for such purposes.
IV. TRUSTEES—APPOINTMENT THEREOF—For the govern
ment of said library the council shall appoint a board of six trustees
to be chosen from the citizens at large with reference to their fitness
for such office. Provided, however, that not more than one member
of the council shall be a member of the trustees at any time. Pro
vide further, that foy the initial term, two members shall be ap
pointed for two years, two members for four years, and two members
for six years, and imtil their successors are appointed and qualified.
Thereafter, the terms of Trustees shall be for six years, and until
their successors are appointed and qualified. All vacancies shall be
immediately reported by the Trustees, to the Town Manager or
Council, which shall fiU each vacancy for the unexpired term. The
Council may remove any Trustee for incapacity, unfitness, miscon
duct, or for neglect of duly. Members-of the Trustees shall serve
without compensation. ^ , ,,
V. POWERS AND DUTIES OF TRUSTEES—The Trustees shall
organize immediately after appointment and shall elect one of ite
members as chairman, one as secretary, and one as treasuier, and
such other officers as it may deem necessary.'
The Trustees shall have the power
To adopt such by-laws, rules and regulations for its own
guidance apd for the government of the library as may
be necessary and in conformity with law.
With the consent of Council, to lease and occupy, and to
erect upon lands acquired by gift, devise or purchase,
an appropriate building or buildings.
To supervise and care for the rooms or buildings con
structed, leased or otherwise acquired and set apart for
lil?rary purposes.
To appoint a chief librarian, and upon recommendation
of such librarian, assistant librarians and other em
ployees, and to remove such libraricms or employees:
Provided, that no vacancies existing or occurring in the
position of chief librarian shall be filled by the ap
pointment or designation of any person who is not cer
tified by the North Carolina Library Certification
Board under the Provisions of General Statutes of i
• North Carolina Chapter 125, Sections 9 or 10.
To fix the compensation of the chief librarian and in
consultation with such librarian to fix the compensa
tion of the assistant librarian and all employees of the
library and to prescribe rules for their conduct.
To prepare the annual budget for the library^ for su'b-
mission to the'Town Manager for his consideration in
preparing the oves-sdi town budget submitted annually
to Council.
To extend the privileges and use of such library to_ non
residents of the Town upon such terms and conditions
as it may prescribe.
The Trustees shall make an annual report to Council, covering the
work of the library during each fiscal year. -
VI. EXPENDITURE OF LIBRARY FUNDS—The treasurer of
the Trustees, before entering upon his duties, shall give bond to
the Town in the amount of $ , conditioned upon the faith
ful discharge of his duties. Provided, however, that such tire^urer
may be included in the coverage of any blanket bond which the Town
may carry upon its employees who are entrusted with public funds.
All monies received for such library shall be paid into the Town s
treasury, shaU be earmarked for the use of the tibrary, and shall be
paid out on warrants signed by the treasurer and countersigned by
the Town’s accountant or finance officer: Provided, the countersign
ing officer shall countersign such warrants when they are within
funds earmarked for the library and within the amount of the appro
priations duly made by Council.
VII. ' PO^R TO TAKE PROPERTY-BY GIFT OR DEVISE
With the consent of Council, expressed by an appropriate resolution
or ordinance, the library Trustees may accept any gift, grant, devise,
or bequest made or offered by any person for library purposes and
may carry out the conditions of such donations. The Town in all
such cases is authorized to acquire a site, levy a tax in accordance
with and within the limitations contained in General Statutes of
North Carolina Chapter 160, Section 66, and pledge itself by ordi
nance or resolution to a perpetual compliance with all the terms and
conditions of the gift, grant, devise, or bequest so accepted.
VIII. TITLE TO PROPERTY VESTED IN TOWN—Title to aU
property given, granted, or conveyed, donated, devised or bequeathed
to or otherwise acquired by the Town for a library shall vest in and
be held in the name of the Town of Southern Pines, North Carolina,
and any conveyance, grant, donation, devise, bequest or gift to or in
the name of the Trustees shall be deemed to have been made directly
to the Town. , , , ,
IX. USE TO BE FREE—^The use of any library established under
this ordinance shall be forever free to the inhabitants of the Town,
subject to such reasonable rules and regulations as may be adopted
by the Trustees and approved by the Council.
X. JOINT LIBRARIES—By appropriate resolution Council may
authorize the Trustees to join with proper authorities of Moore Coun
ty or of other municipalities within Moore County or other counties
of the State of North Carolina, for the purpose of • establishing and
maintaining a free public library or the use of such a library or its
facilities and equipment on a joint basis under the terms and pro
visions of this ordinance.
XI. PROTECTION OF LIBRARY—The Trustees shall have the
authority to impose a reasonable fine or penalty upon any person
who may damage or fail to return any book, plate, picture, engrav
ing, map, magazine, pamphlet, newspaper, manuscript, film, record
ing, aucuo visual equipment, or other specimen, work of literature, or
object ofrart or of curiosity belonging to any library hereunder estab
lished.
XII. DETENTION OF LIBRARY PROPERTY AFTER NOTICE
—^Whoever wilfully or intentionally fails to return to any public li
brary established under this ordinance, any book, plate, picture, en
graving, map, newspaper, magazine, pamphlet, manuscript, film, re
cording, or audio visual equipment belonging to such public library
within fifteen (15) days after the librarian has m^led or delivered
in person notice in writing that the time for which such book, plate,
picture, engraving, map, newspaper, magazine, pamphlet, manu
script, film, recording, or audio visual equipment may be kept under
library regulations has expired, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction shall be punished by a fine of not more than fifty
($50.00) dollars or imprisonment for not more than thirty (30) days:
Provided, that the notice required by this section shall bear upon
its face a copy of this section.
XIII. EFFECTIVE DATE—This ordinance shall be effective from
and after the date of its adoption.
Adopted by the Town Council of the Town of Southern Pines in
regular session assembled, this 10th day of June, 1958.
Attest: W. E. BLUE, Mayor
MARGARET B. MATTOCKS, Town Clerk. jl9
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FAYETTEVILLE OFFICE SAYS
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Dante’s Restaurant
Italian-American Cuisine
Party and Banquet Facilities
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Closed Monday Southern Pines
Domestic Workers Not Receiving
Proper Social Security Credits
T^ere have been recent indi-j wages, domestic employees
cations that some ' domestic should be sure that their em-
household Workers in Moore ployer has a record of their so-
County have not been receiving
proper social security credit' for
their wages, a spokesman in the
U. S. Social Security Administra
tion office in S^yetteville said
this week.
With few exceptions, any per
son who works as a domestic em
ployee and is paid at least $50
cash wages in a calendar quar
ter from one em:^loyer is cover
ed by socia.l security. A calendar
quarter is the three-month period
ending March 31, June 30, Sep
tember 30 and December 31. Do
mestics employed in households
on farms operated for profit are
under a different rule. 'They must
be paid cash wages of at least
$150.00 in a calendar year from
one employer or work at least 20
days on a time basis before their
work is covered under social se
curity.
Some examples of those who
are considered domestic employ
ees are those who are employed
in private, households as cooks,
maids, housekeepers, laundresses,
baby sitters, gardeners add han
dymen.
To insure that they get proper
social security credit for their
cial security number so that the
employer can make his lor her
report to the Director of Inter
nal Revenue.
For further information, resi
dents may contact the social se
curity office at _ 605 German
Street, Fayetteville, or see the
Moore County representative who
is in the Post Office in Southern
Pines on the first and third Tues
days and in the Courthouse in
Carthage on the second and
foiurth Tuesdays of each month
from 10 a. m. xmtil 2 p. m.
Dr. Marr Resigns
Staff Position At
Moore Hospital
Dr. Myron W. Marr, of Pine-
hurst, who has long been associ
ated with Moore Memorial Hos
pital, has submitted his resigna
tion as a member of the staff ef
fective July 1, according to an
announcement made this week
by John F. Taylor, president of
the hospital’s board of trustees.
Dr. Marr’s resignation was ac
cepted by the board last month.
The board, by unanimous vote,
however, voted to make him an
honorary member of the staff on
a permanent basis and accorded
him all the privileges of an ac
tive staff member.
A one-time chairman of the
hospital’s staff. Dr. Marr main
tained his offices in Pinehurst.
In a resolution of respect
adopted by the board. Dr. Marr
was described as one who render
ed “ever thoughtful and splendid
cooperation in behalf of the hos
pital and its various activities,
and to the patients and communi
ty in general.”
La Paz, whose f name means
“The Peace,” is the world’s high
est capitol. The Bolivian city is
12,000 feet above sea level.
Septic Tank Service
We pump septic tanks and
grease traps, also build
drain lines.
All work guaranteed' and
inspected b'y N. C. Health
Dept.
IRA. W. GUNTER
Rt. 2, Vass, N. C.
Tel. Southern Pines OX 2-7578
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668 Men’s Short Sleeve
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going for
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Buy a pair and surprise your husband!
12 Big Dish Towels for $1.00
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120 Pairs 8-ounce ’
Boys’ Dungarees
Won’t fade or shrink; sells regularly for $1.99
but while they last—
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Picnic Tables
The good kind that won’t rot. One table,
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all for $15.33
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Any Boys’ Suit in the Store
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Shorts — Longs — Regulars; regular
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Just $21.77 each
474 BOYS’ SHORT SLEEVE
Sport Shirts
Sizes 6 to 16; plaids, checks, solids; values
up to $1.99
now just 97c each
PIECE GOODS
By the inch, yard or ton, we have it.
Selling for 36c yard
Over 22 different materials.
Good Stick Brooms
That regularly sell for $1.29 each.
just 53e each
Limit 1 to customer
84 ONLY—MEN’S
DRESS STRAW HATS
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now Just 97c
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Cannon Towels
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2 for $1.00
Wash Cloths to niatch, 6 for $1.00
416 Pairs Children’s and Ladies’
Tennis Oxfords $1.77 pr.
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Cannon Percale Sheets
Slightly imperfects; 72x108 and 81x108 in
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just $2.20 ea.
Pillow Cases to match $1.00 pair
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just $1.77 each
Compare at $2.99
Drip Dri Slips
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