Bonecrusher Congratulates Spelling Champ
Pari of ihe American Education Week activities at E.E. Smith included a
spelling bee and a special appearance by Duplin's professional boxer
"Bonecrusher" James Smith. Smith is pictured above with school spelling
champion Jeanetta Brown. During his appearance at the junior high school in
Kenansville. the boxer stressed the importance of a good education. Smith is
a 1971 graduate of James Kenan High School and a 1973 graduate of James
Sprunt Technical College. After completing an enlistment in the military.
Smith returned to North Carolina and completed his education at Shaw
University. He has a bachelor'-- degree in businss administration. The boxer
is ranked among the (op ten world heavyweight fighters and stated he hopes
to gain the championship by the end of ,1985.
Beulaville Rescinds
Employee's Raise
In a split vote, Beulaville town
commissioners rescinded an 18 per
cent raise to town clerk Carol Miller
at the regular meeting of the Board.
November 5.
The raise was granted during the
October meeting of the Board, after
an executive session, with Commis
sioners S.A. Blizzard, Joe Edwards
and Franklin Boyette voting in favor
of the $2,000 increase. Following an
executive session with town em
ployees last week. Commissioner
Boyette changed his vote to make a
majority in favor of rescinding the
clerk's raise. Voting with Boyette
were Commissioners Rabon
Maready and Elvis Sumner.
Until the October meeting, both
town clerks received the same salary
while Miller carried the title as office
supervisor. Following the vote to
rescind the raise. Beulaville Com
missioners adjourned and scheduled
discussion on (he matter for a future
meeting of the board.
Also in a split vote, Commis
sioners passed a motion to have all
town employees write their indi
vidual job description. The motion
was made at the conclusion of the
executive session and Commission
ers Sumner. Boyette and Maready
voted in the majority. Again, Boyette
had changed his vote after the
motion was defeated at the end of
the executive session of the October
board meeting.
The Commissioners awarded
Stanley Miller a contract as treat
ment plant operator. After adver
tisement, Miller's was the only bid
received bv the town. The bid was
$6,200 and the job specifications
required the operator have a grade II
license. Miller is an employee at
Camp Lejeune working with sewage
treatment facilities and is a certified
operator.
Using bids presented at the
October board meeting, commis
sioners voted to purchase a copy
machine at a coat of SI,395 with the
town receiving $200 for the old one.
The motion passed on a split vote
with Commissioners Edwards,
Blizzard and Boyette making a
majority.
In order to continue using the
services of Special Data Systems
from which the town purchased a
computer and software, a fee of $45 a
month will be imposed on Beulaville.
The discussion was tabled after
Commissioner Maready suggested
the contract with the company be
referred to town attorney Rusty
Lanier. During the year of operation,
the computer has not worked
properly 90 consecutive days ana
should continue to be under war
ranty, Maready explained.
Discussing old business, the board
narrowly defeated a motion to reduce
Sara Bolin's water bill which had
been for a month when several pipes
burst. Bolin came before the board in
October and the discussion was
tabled until November. Town
attorney Lanier advised the board to
reduce the bill only if Beulaville was
in some way responsible for the
leaking pipes. Commissioner
Maready made a motion to adjust
Bolin's bill on the basis that others
had been reduced in the past.
Boyette seconded the motion and
Commissioners Sumner, Edwards
and Blizzard voted against adjusting
the bill.
The commissioners voted unani
mously to advertise surplus property
of the town for auction the first
Saturday in December. The auction
will include items from the old town
hall and surplus vehicles and parts.
Attending the November town
board meeting were Scouts from
Beulaville's Troop 47. The troop is
working on a citizenship project.
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