Legal Notices
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
RELATIVE TO THE
EXTENSION OF THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
TOWN OF CARRBORO:
Notice is hereby given of a
public hearing to be held at the
Town Hall on West Main Street,
Carrboro, North Carolina, at 7:
» P. M. on the 12th day of Feb*
Wary, 1968, to consider the pro
posal to extend the corporate
limits of the Tbwn of Carrboro,
North Carolina, so as to include
the area West of the corporate
limits of the said town and de
scribed in the petition signed by
Jiack J. Carlisle and wife, Jean
ette H. Carlisle, and C & B, Inc.,
all of the owners of the real
estate property located within
the said area and more particu
larly described as follows:
All that certain tract or par
t>: cel of land situate, lying and
being on the West side of
Barnes Street and more par
ticularly described as BEGIN
NING at a stake in the West
property line of said street.
the Southeast corner of the
property of Mrs. Roy M.
Homewood, and ^running
thence with the said street
South 17 degs. 48’ East 111.03
feet to a stake, South 25 degs.
20’ East 175.49 feet to a stake,
South 1 deg. 03’ West 510.13
feet to a stake, the Northeast
comer of the Alfred Sparrow
property, running thence with
that property and with the
line of Philip Schinhan prop
erty North 88 degs. 50’ West
. 601.78 feet to an iron stake;
running thence “with the Schin
han line North 7 degs. 15’
East 551.49 feet to a concrete
monument, the comer of the
Homewood property; running
thence with the line of that
property North 63 degs. 29’
feast 483 feet to the BEGIN
NING, containing eight (8)
•acres, more or less.
Apd also the proposal to ex
tend the corporate limits of the
Town of Carrboro, North Caro
lina, so as to include the area
Northeast of the corporate lim
its of the said to%n and describ
ed in the petition signed by
Prank W. Leak and wife, Betty
G. Leak, all of the owners of
the real property located with
in the said area, and more par
ticularly described as follows:
AH of - that certain lot or par
cel of land situate, lying and
being between Hanna and
■Watters Streets and known1
and designated as Lot No. 3,
Block A, of FOREST
HEIGHTS as surveyed and
Plotted toy F. M. Carlisle, on
October 8, 1955, plot of which
is on file in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of Orange
County in Book 5, Page 129,
and which said lot is more
particularly described as BE
GINNING at a stake in the
East property line of Hanna
Street, the Northwest corner
of Lot No. 2, running thence
along the East property line
of Hanna Street North 7 degs.
East 75 feet to a stake, the
Southwest corner of Lot No.
4, running thence with the
link of the said lot South 83
degs. East 172 feet to a stake
in the West line of Lot No.
18; running thence with the
line of ttae said lot South 13
degs. 33* East 34 feet io a
stake 'in the North property
line of Watters Street; running
thence along the property
line Of the said street in a
Southwestern direction 54 feet
to a stake, the Northeast cor
ner of Lot No. 2, running
thence with the line of tbe
said lot North 83 degs. West
150 feet to the BEGINNING.
This the 22nd day of January,
1908
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE TOWN OF
CARRBORO,
By; R. B, Todd,
Town Clerk
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
FOR CHANGE ON ZONE
FROM RESIDENTIAL
TO INDUSTRIAL
Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing will toe held at
the Townhall in the Town of
Carrboro, North Carolina, at
7:00 P.: M. on Tuesday, Febru
ary 12, 1963, to consider the pe*
thion filed by Thomas M. Al
ford, Sr. and wife, Sallie Ai
Alford, to change the zoning of
their property situated at 800
Center Avenue, Carrboro, North
Carolina, from a residential
zone to an industrial zone. This
property fronts 60 feet on the
East side of Center Avenue and
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time he jumped earthward.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS TO
those responsible for suggest
ing and installing the flood light
which bathes the historic archi
tectural perfection of the Old
Courthouse in Hillsboro in ap
propriate illumination these last
few nights. Mrs. Clarence 'D.
Jones, “guiding light” of the
County Museum, made the sug
gestion and Hillsboro Electrician
David Ray designed the exact
fixture. The stately front of the
historic structure makes a beau
tiful sight for nocturnal visitors
73.5 feet on the North side of
Short Street.
This the 23rd day' of January,
1963.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF CARRBORO
By: R. B. Todd
Town Clerk
AH, SUCH IS LIFE at the greet High Petal Furniture Market
where Marshall L. Cate* Jr., owner ef Hillsboro'* CAR Furni
ture Company, pets a bouttonnioro pinning from Janice Barren,
Mis* North Carolina of 1963. Indicated by Mr, Cates' pleasant
appearance, ho was accompanied to the show by Mr*. Cater,
who assists him in the operation of the business.
to mid-town Hillsboro. The proj
ect is an experiment. Somebody
must now be found, county, mu
nipipality or otherwise, to pay
the modest electric cost continu
ance -wall entail.
Conventional people are roused
to fury by departure from con
vention, largely because they re
gard such a departure as a cri
ticism of-themselves.
—Bertrand A. Russell
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