HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 19530504~fb Minutes of the Board of Commisaloae rs _
Monday, Meg 4, 1953
The Board oT Commissions ra for the County of Orange met on Monday, tSay 4,
1953, at 10 o'clock A. Lt., in the Commiasionere' Room at the Courthouse in
Hillsboro, the usual place of meeting.
Members present: Chairman R. 0, Forrest, aim L. Eflaad and A. J. M. .'1
Hobbs, Co:mai.as inners. ~
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Members absent: None.
The minutes of the Apr11 meetings were read and approved.
Hume Claytor, Orange County Dog V/arden, appeared and reported that he had
bald approximately one-third of his Clinic Anpointmeat s, and had vaccinated
433 dogs against rabies.
The Board ordered their Clerk to wri to to Drs. L. L. Vine, 3. A. Nathan
and Vl. G. Chrisman and request them to furnish the County wl th a list of
owners of dogs they vaccinate dvring their rabies cl lnlca.
Dpon motion duly made and seconded, it was ordered that the County Dog
Plarden charge a fee of 51.00 for each dog vaccinated after the closing of
the clinic, on May 30, 1953•
The Board of County Commissioners met with the Mayor of Chapel H111 oa
April 22, 1953 and discussed the Program of Planning and Zoning the area
around Chapel H111 ae defined in House BS11 Number µl0.
Mr. Davie and tSr. Smith of the Chapel Hill School Board appeared and
discussed their 1953-54 budget needs.
Dr. 0, David Garvin, Superintendent of Health, appeared and stated that
ha was requesting an appropriation of 518,200.00 from Orange Couatp for the
Tiscnl year 1953-54• 'i`bis would be an increase of 51},200.00 over the 1952-53
appropriation.
Lir. Matheson, County Agent, and Etr. Barnes, Assistant County Agent, ap-
peared end made a fine report on the work being done through their org¢nlza-
t1on. tdr. Harnes stated that Orange County hogs and steers made an excellent _
ahoming at the Fat Stock Show recently held in Durham bringing away several i
high honors, including the best group of 3 steers of ~ counties and beet ~
ahowmenship. "'
IIpon motion of Ccmmiesioner Efland, seconded by Commisaionor Hobbs, it
was ordered that an electric refrigerator be purchased for the Health Depart-
ment. Payment to by made from the General Fluid LSnergency Appropriation.
Mies Annie Strowd, County Suoeriatendent of Public t7elfare, presented
her 1 53 -51} budget regne sts. Orange County's part as follows: OAA $13,500.00;
ADC 58,6766.00; APTD 52,1}00.00.
Bpon motion oT Commisaloner Hobbs, seconded by Commie sinner Eflend, the
above budget regneata were tentatively enproved.
IIpon motion duly made and seconded, Aid to Blind Grant pf Mary Y. Street
wes approved for 551.00 per month.
dir. 57111iams of the Chapel Hill Insurance and Realty Company, appeared
and discussed fire insurance needs on county property. He atated~that in
his opinion the buildings were adequately inavred except for extended coverage,
but that the courthouse Fixtures were under-insured.
Now therefore, upon motion of Commissioner Efland, aeeondad by Commis-
slonsr Hobbs, the Chapel Hill Insurance and Realty Company wes authorized to
make some addition to the insurance carried on the Courthouse equipment and
add extended coverage on all county property.
The total insurance to be lsaued under one 5-year master policy and be
distributed equally among Chapel Hill Insurance and Aealty Company, Chapel
Hill, N. C., Citizens Insurance Agency and John P. Ballard oT Hillsboro, N. C.
The following names were drawn to serve as Jurors at the June Term of
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1. Offley K1rk1¢nd (CH)
2. J. W, Couch (CH)
3. D. F. Spencer (Eno)
R. L. Fowler (CH)
5. Nrs. M. E. Hogan (CH)
b. Lozie Watkins (H)
7. Edward L. SSbllsky (CH)
8. M. R. Jennings, Jr. (CH)
q. T. L. Cook (Eno)
10. Z. R. Roberta ($)
11. Robert Ellis (CH)
1Z. Theodore S. tdorgen (CH)
13. 6lassey Coble (Cks)
1 Edward Suitt (CA)
15. Onwood E. Gurgaaus (A)
16., C. H. Scott (A)
17. L. Vail ie Roberson (LR)
18. Dorothy Adkins (CH)
lq. Everett Cheek (CH)
20. Vdaldo A. Sparrow (CH)
21. Carl B. Huey (Cks)
22. J. 0. Couch (CH)
23 Samuel Belden (CH)
2$. John Lindsay Sloan (CH)
2 Joha A. Canady (CH)
26. Clyde W. Riley (Eno)
27• J. R. Boone (Cks)
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First Week
28. Earl L. Smith (B)
2q. John T. Britt¢in (CA)
30. E. C. Compton (CG)
31. tdilton xenderaoa (CH)
32. Forrest Lacock (CH)
33. E. N. Morris (CH)
3 Eugene Blackwood (CH)
3 E. T. Vickers (CH)
36. Paul Long (CG)
37. 0. L. Lashmit, Jr. (Eno)
38. T. J. Blackwo oa (CH)
q. E. T. Hearne (CH)
~}0. R. B. House (CH)
I}1. J. H. Kooa, Jr. (CH)
I}2. ISeaneth R. Davie (CA)
)} A. D. 6tiller (Cks)
1}4~ Mine Ada Lentz (CA)
LFS Charles L. Thompson, Sr. (B)
46. Lynwood Brown (E)
47. W. E. Thomas (Cks)
48. Aubrey McLennen (CH)
I}q. Sherman Long (CG)
50. idrs. J. G. Bennett (Cfl)
$1. G, C. Tillman (LR)
52. Jeter P. Ellington, Jr. (CH)
53 A. E. Ward (CG)
,5lI. J. E. Foust (Cks)
Guy Miller (H)
Second {Yeek
1. John Turner (Cks) 2} VJ, N. Crabtree (CH)
2. George D. Atkinson, Jr. (CA) 2!}. 1Y. J. Johnson (Cks)
33 Lfartha R. Jordan (CA) 2 Floyd Stovall (CH)
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4. Se ter Neville (CH) 26. C-lenn T. Snipes (CH)
5. John W. Fox (CH) 27. Lonnie C. Garrett (CH)
66 Harold H. Rarville (CH) 28. Luther 0. Canada (CH)
7. Elwood Harris (Eno) 2q. Otto Stvhlman (CA)
8. Gordon lY. Blackburn (CA) 30. V11111e Durham (CA)
0 0. Gilbert Lloyd (B) 31. Leon G. Tripp (CH)
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1 Jack Lipman (CH) 32. Hayae Clilliame (B)
11. W. J. McKee (CH) 33 Mrs. Iris Aogan (CA)
12. Tosenh tV. Btreleg (CH) 34• Ltrs. Rog Li. Homewood (CH)
13 tVinder G. Newcomer (CA) 35• Ytm. H. hforrow (CA)
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15. Harvey H. Dandridge (H)
R. C. D¢nisls (CG) 36,
37• fiirs. James Street (CH)
Bettie Isenhour (H)
16. ]drs. Katherine Flt ch (CH) 38. Elbert H. Allison (CG)
17. R. P. Barbour (CH) 3q. J. t'l, Sparrow (CH)
18. George P1. YBdner (CH) 0. 0. 0. Johnson (H)
lq. Bryant Hackney (CH) 41. Mrs. Blanch Gooch (CA)
20. J. E. Hawkins (CG) I}2. Dallas Crabtree (CA)
21. }83,ss Edith Avaritt (CA) 4~3 George Nichols, Jr. (H).
22. Martin H. Ross (CH) t}!}. William E. Blackwood (CH)
1}5. Andrew Privett (H)
There being no further business, upon motion, ad,j Darned.
J. E. Laws
Clerk to Board
R. 0. Porre at
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Chairman of Board