July 7, 1958 - 11:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

July 7, 19581 15Fit widthMeeting of Board of Commissioners for the County of JohnstonuJuly 7, 1958The Board of County Commissioners of Johnston County met in regular sessionon July 7, 1958, in the Commissioners Room, at 11 00 A M, with the followingmembers presentH M Johnson, Chairman, R G Gurley, Floyd C Price, Sr, J DBailey, andFrank B HoldingAbsent NoneThe following business was transacted1 On a motion made by Frank B Holding, seconded by R G Gurley, it was movedthat the State Highway Commission be requested to hard- surface that certain road inPleasant Grove Township, described as followsBeginning at Highway # 50, runs thence to a hard - surface road near PleasantGrove Church, being a distance of 1+ milesPetition and map enclosed with this order For reference see J Milton Byrd,Willow Springs2 After a discussion with E S Simpson, Superintendent Johnston County PublicSchools, it was decided that the electrical inspection fees of the schools asauthorized by the General Assembly be paid from school funds3• Upon the recommendation of J L George, County Attorney, the following motionwas adoptedOn a motion made by Frank B Holding, seconded by R G Gurley, it was movedthat the State Hospital be paid 11944, representing expenses incurred by the StateHospital in the transfer of Virginia Hulse alias Penelope Harvey to Greystone ParkState Hospital, at Greystone, New JerseyI} Upon receipt of notice from Lloyd Gilbert, Administrator Johnston MemorialHospital, that the Board of Trustees of Johnston Memorial Hospital had passed aresolution at their meeting on June20, 1958, requesting the approval of the Boardof Commissioners of Johnston County to enter into a contract with the firm of Watts,Koonce and Wooten, certified public accountants, to audit hospital books, thefollowing motion was adoptedOn a motion made by Frank B Holding, seconded by Floyd C Price, Sr, it wasmoved that the Board of Trustees of Johnston Memorial ibspital be authorized andempowered to enter into a contract with the firm of Watts, Koonce and Wooten,certified public accountants, Raleigh, N C, for the audit of the hospital fundsfor the year ending September 30, 19585• Upon the recommendation of Mrs Lulu A Jolliff, Superintendent Welfare Depart-ment, the following motion was adoptedOn a motion made by Frank B Holding, seconded by Floyd C Price, Sr, it wasmoved that the Family Service Society of Raleigh, N C be paid from General Assist-ance Fund the amount of 658 for expenses incurred in connection with Betty LouCreech6 After a discussion relative to the Welfare Department paying medical fees inconnection with jail cases, it was the opinion of the Board that hereafter theSuperintendent of the Welfare Department be authorized to pay only medical feesarising from treatment of inmates lodged in the county jail that have a connectionwith the Welfare Department7 It was brought out to the attention of the Board by Mrs Lulu A Jolliff thatit was difficult for her to keep an accurate check of postage purchased for themeter machine in the Treasurerrs office, which cost the Federal Government particip-ates inAfter a discussion, it was the consensus ofm N N hat Mrs Jolliff and thedifferent department heads who use the postage connueo o so, and that theycooperate in keeping an accurate account of postage expended by each department8 After explanation by Lulu A Jolliff, Superintendent Welfare Department, thefollowing motion was adoptedOn a motion made by Frank B Holding, seconded by Floyd C Price, Sr, it wasmoved that the Board go on record as not accepting the normal range plan of themerit system9 After a brief history by Lulu A Jolliff, Superintendent Welfare Department, ofLarry Pilkington, dependent child residing in a Johnston County Boarding Home, thefollowing motion was adopted215July 71 1958 ContOn a motion made by Frank B Holding, seconded by J D Bailey, it was movedthat Lulu A Jolliff, Superintendent Welfare Department, be authorized and directedto enter into an agreement with the Kennedy Home under provisions of the FosterHome Care Program for the placement of the aforementioned Larry Pilkington, 10 yearsof age, in the Alexander home, Charlotte, N C, which, according to the terms ofthe agreement, the county would have to pay 3600 per month, plus medical careand clothing of the child10 After a request by Jiggs Broadwell, Civil Defense Director, for 98817 forradio equipment and additional 40000 for the rescue squad endorsed by G T Scott,J C Crumpler and Senator Adam Whitley, whom were present when the request wasmade, the following motion was adoptedOn a motion made by R G Gurley, seconded by Floyd C Price, Sr, it was movedthat 40000 be transferred from the Rural Fire Protection Fund and transferred toItem 10 Training and Rescue Squad of the Civil Defense Fund11 The request of A M Noble for expenses amounting to 1000 incurred in thequarantining of dog which bit him was referred to Frank B Holding12 On behalf of the officers and employees of the County, W G Massey presentedthe following unsigned petitionWe the undersigned officials and employees of Johnston County do hereby submitfor your consideration and study the following reasons for requesting a five -dayweek for county employees to be effective in the coming year1 Johnston County Bar Association voted overwhelmingly as not opposing a5 day week Several lawyers were not in favor of this but after due investigationfound that all surrounding counties were closed and voted in favor of the motion tokeep Johnston County in step with its neighboring counties of comparable size,population and income2 The same number of hours will be worked each week by extending the timeeach day3 All adjoining counties close on Saturday without hardship to residents4 All State and Federal offices have been closing on Saturday for some time5 The last General Assembly passed an act allowing banks to observe a 5 dayweek6 Most of the general public already has impression that offices are closedand express surprise when told of Saturday workI7 Listing of taxes will be continued as in former years8 It is difficult to hire qualified personnel when they can get a 5 day weekin an adjoining county9 Everyone needs some time to handle personal affairsI10 All emergencies will be handled by heads of departments over the weekendsas usualFollowing a general discussion, the petition was tabled until the regularmeeting of the board on the first Monday in August13 R G Gurley moved that 24000 be approprided from the contingent fund andtransferred to the salary accounts of the following personsRebecca Trammel 12000C C George 6000D R Clifton 6000Motion failed as it did not receive a second14 Commissioner R G Gurley moved that J L George, County Attorney, proceedto get necessary information and counsel from the Attorney General for holding aspecial election to determine the will of the people for the erection of an agricul-tural building, to determine whether said election could be held on the day of the1958 General Election, to ascertain whether special legislation would have to beenacted by the 1959 General Assembly to enable the county to finance such a projectand further to determine when bonds could be issued for the erection of the afore-mentioned buildingCommissioner J D Bailey seconded the motion, which was unanimously adopted15 The following reports were filed with the BoardT L Upchurch Tax CollectorL P Creech Veterans Service Officer2_x_6July 7, 1958 ContLR JohnsonSarah Ann ButtsC W TarltonEvelyn BishopRubert BarbourJohn W MayoNegro County AgentHome Demonstration AgentCounty AgentCounty LibrarianDog WardenElectrical Inspector16 H M Johnson was appointed Supervisor of the Boarding Home and County Farmand to represent the Board at meetings of the Board of Trustees of the JohnstonCounty Library for the months of July, August, and September17 Whereas, W H Britt, and Evander S Simpson, Superintendent Public Schools,submitted to the Board their estimated budgets for the fiscal year 1958 -59,Whereas, these estimated budgets were filed with W G Massey, Clerk of theBoard on June 10, 1958 and remained open for public inspection for a period oftwenty 20 dayd,Now therefore, on a motion made by Floyd C Price, Sr, seconded by J DBailey, it was ordered that the general government, welfare, debt service, schoolbudget and special school district budgets of Johnston County be adopted in thefollowing form and amountsGENERAL GOVERNMENT, WELFARE AND DEBT SERVICE BUDGET FOR JOHNSTONCOUNTY22000021958 -5972000Computed on a tax valuation of 61,000,000The tax rate for 1958 -59 was setat 156 per 10000 valuation, plus specialschooldistrict rates as shown belowand is distributed as followsAuditing Accounting160000General County361950General Welfare25COUNTY -WDE PMPIVIDED AS FOUAW4Debt ServiceCounty07seAL FUNDCIV4L OEFINU gGeneral Schools68HEALTH L ROSPITVocational Tax20RPKSD 1411Red Cross Soil Conservation Telephonet suSD,j L Iand approves an additional levy of district specialSocial SecurityAID To POORschooluMA- Wollowse;I1?National Guard UnitAID To DEPENDENT EN T CNND osClayton25AID To PERU, s TOT o,EAKNO 078Selma 25DEFT SERVIce clwNTr osSCHOOLS EA L P;Smithfield25Rc OotS NTSNRL s0BensonMicro2020SPECIAL SCHOOL, LCMFine Level25CLAYTON, SELNA, SNITNMD,PINE LEVEL a W1Laws NILLS SPrinceton20eamNNKRO•PNWAM LNWilsons Mills25GENERAL FUND BUDGET1958 -59EXPENSESA GENERAL GOVERNMENTICounty Commissioners Supervisors2200002Salary County Attorney72000Election Expenses1000000Coroners Expenses1600005Auditing Accounting1600006Advertising, Land Sales, Fin State Tax List1500007•Tax Refunds1000008Forest Fire Protection5520009•ASC FHA Rent20000010Miscellaneous3500011Red Cross Soil Conservation Telephone2750012Social Security3500001?National Guard Unit9000014Employees Insurance1525001,IBentonville Pleasant Grove Comm Bldg, Ins1160016County Farm Upkeep Improvements100000 0 33,806Oo17July 7, 1958 ContBAUDITOR1Auditors Salary3500002Salary Assistant294000jSalary Clerical195000}Postage75005Telephone200006Office Equipment150007Surety Bonds125008Miscellaneous100009Stationery Supplies200009,24000CTAX SUPERVISOR1Salary Supervisor2000002Salary Clerical140000Tax Listers Travel20000Preparation of Tax Books800005Supplies Equipment2400006Postage3000016,10000DTREASURER1Salary Treasurer5500002Salary Clerical2640003Stationery Supplies500004Postage300005Telephone200006Equipment Repairs150007Surety Bonds Insurance653008Extra Help-0-9,94300ESHERIFF1Salary Sheriff500002Salary Deputy432000Salary Deputy4320004Salary Deputy4320005•Salary Deputy4320006Salary Deputy4320007Salary Deputy4320008Stationery Supplies200009Postage750010Telephone5000011Surety Bonds1700012Conveying Prisoners1250001 Radio Service Contract1008,0014-Uniforms Sheriffs Dept- 0-15Office Clerk- 0-34,62300FJAIL1Salary Jailor3 20002Salary Assistant Jailor113}6000Salary Cook117000Hospital Drugs100005Bedding, Clothing Laundry300006Equipment Supplies400007Soaps, Disinfectants, etc450008Telephone175009Food for Prisoners000010Electricity000010,57500GCOURTHOUSE GROUNDS1Salary Janitor2200002Janitorial Supplies200000Fuel250000•Repairs Replacements500000Lights, Water Motor310000Insurance, Courthouse Jail2500015,05000HREGISTER OF DEEDS1Salary Register of Deeds5500002Salary Deputy336000Salary Deputy2640004Salary Clerical2220005Salary Clerical2070006Books, Stationery Supplies3000007•Postage350008Telephone225009Equipment Repairs10000010Surety Bonds300020,39500218July 7, 1958 ContI CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT1 Salary Clerk of Court2 Salary Assistant ClerkSalary DeputySalary Deputy5 Salary Clerical6 Salary Filing Clerk7 Books, Stationery Supplies8 Postage9 Telephone10 Equipment Repairs11 Surety Bonds Safe insurance12 J P Suppliesa4400-00342000228000 J22800021000021000019000000004500010000030000100000 21,23000;J COURTS JURIES1 Jurors, Witness Fees Bailiff 24000002 Salary Court Stenographer 300000Salary Juvenile Judge 1310004 Salary Judge Recorders Court 3750005 Salary Solicitor Recorders Court 1200006 Attorneys in pauper Cases 1000007 Salary Assistant Superior Court Solicitor 60000 34,86000K FARM AGENT1 Salary Farm Agent2 Salary Assistant AgentSalary Assistant Agent- Salary Assistant Agent5 Salary Secretary6 Telephone7 Postage Supplies8 Travel Expense outsideL NEGRO FARM AGENT1 Salary, Negro Farm Agent2 Salary Assistant Negro AgentSalary Negro Home Demonstration AgentSalary Negro Farm Agent Secretary5 Rent6 Postage Supplies7 Telephone8 Travel Outside County9 Home Demonstration SuppliesM HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT1 Salary Home Demonstration Agent2 Salary Assistant AgentSalary Assistant AgentSalary Secretarytage, Supplies EquipmentPos6 Telephone7 Mimeograph Machine8 Travel Substance9 NTAX COLLECTOR1 Salary Tax Collector2 Salary BookkeeperSalary ClericalSalary Deputy5 Salary Deputy6 Salary Extra Help7 Stationery Supplies8 Postage9 Telephone10 Equipment Repairs11 Advertising Publicity12 Surety Bonds14 Deputy, Car Depreciation1 Deputy Car Depreciation23L4 0022 40020 00011 6001400003000060000- 0-22688810361276000630001020003000022000-0-10000225000166000835002460007200025000-0--0-4eoo003060002220003700003700001000006000015000020000450003500035000-0--0-10,08400 i6,335008,1750021,93000July 7, 1958 Cont0 LAND FORECLOSURE EXPENSE1 Attorney Fees2 Miscellaneous Expense3 AdvertisingP LIBRARYQ AGRICULTURE BUILDING FUNDR WAR VETERANS AGENCY1 Salary Director2 Travel3 Salary Clerical} Postage Supplies5 Telephone6 Equipment Repairs7 Rent8 Car Depreciation Director9 Additional Clerical HelpS PRODUCE MARKET1 Upkeep2 InsuranceT DOG WARDEN1 Salary Dog Warden2 Travelj Depreciation car1} Supplies, Claims AssistantsU CONTINGENT FUNDV CIVIL DEFENSE FUND1 Salary Director2 Salary ClericalTravel -Supplies55 Postage6 Telephone7 Surplus Property8 Rescue Vehicle Insurance9 Radio Equipment10 Training Rescue SquadW PUBLIC HEALTH FUND1 Health Officer2 Department ContributionsX HOSPITAL FUNDY RURAL FIRE PROTECTION FUNDGENERAL FUND REVENUETax Collection CurrentTax Collection Prior YearsReal Estate Sales Tax NotesPenaltiesSchedule B LicenseBeer LicenseClerk of Court FeesRegister of Deeds FeesSheriff FeesJail FeesJ P FeesRent Boarding HomesRent Produce MarketRent WelfareRefunds County FarmDog VaccinationMiscellaneous RevenueIntangible Taxes19ii1500001000009 000 6 2,5000018,000005,00000386o008500021}600022000340003000063000-0--0- 8,66o00200005000 2500031800060000-0-80000 8,5800015,0000090000720000000}000025000200005000010000-0-60000 3,97000-0-272000030000002179000 82,96o00103,7000035,000005000016,000002,800009000024,000-0016,000004,000002,0000052,60000000 0622l?? 00921001,00000250003,0000011,00000July 7, 1958 ContVeterans Commission Refund1,00000Late Listing PenaltiesSalary40000Dog TaxBond Principal10,00000Municipal Court Fees12,108 38,00000Rent Smithfield CourtAmt due Gen Fd60000Collection of Taxes1,5000019,50000Tax RefundsCash Balance-0-Cash Balance7,5000051,03400Tax Collection CurrentCivil Defense3,97000Tax Collection CurrentPublic Health27,20000Tax Collection CurrentHospital30,00000Tax Collection CurrentFire Protection21,79000DEBT SERVICE FUND1958 -59SalaryREQUIREMENTS5,04000Bond Principal33,25000Bond Interest12,108 3Commission Expense76-57Amt due Gen Fd-0-Tax Col Commission1,50000REVENUE3,84000Cash Balance1,64000Revenue Back Taxes7,50000Current Tax Collections36,29500Intangible Tax1,50000GENERAL WELFARE FUND EXPENDITURESAA WELFARE ADMINISTRATION1SalarySuperintendent5,040002SalarySupervisor4,32000SalaryChild Welfare Worker3,84000SalaryChild Welfare Worker3,840005•SalaryCase Work Assistant330006SalaryCase Work Assistant3,360007Sa3a ryCase Work Assistant3,360008SalaryCase Work Assistant3,360009SalaryCase Work Assistant3,3600010SalaryCase Work Assistant3,3600011SalaryIntake Worker3,3600012SalaryClerk III2,8800013SalaryStenographer Clerk II2,4000014SalaryStenographer Clerk I2,1600015SalaryStenographer Clerk I2,1600016SalaryClerk I Receptionist-0-17MileageTravel4,0000018office Supplies7,9110019Per DiemBoard Members2630020Car Depreciation-0-BB AID TO POORI General Relief Food, Clothing, etc 4,000002 Hospitalization Drugs 25,00000Boarding Home Care for children 10,000004 Upkeep Johnston Boarding Home 3,500005 Insurance Johnston Boarding Home 50000I CC EMERGENCY FUND1 DD TAX COL COMMISSIONEE AID TO BLINDFF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE FUND1 Grants 30,92000y 2 Hospitalization Pool 3,70000I GG AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN FUNDp41??I,i3600ll46,9350046,9350059,3040043,000-006,16o004,5000099,378,0034,62000?1221July 7, 1958 Cont1 Grants20,195002 Hospitalization Pool2,2000022,39500HH AID TO PERMANENTLY TOTALLY DISABLED FUND1 Grants18,725002 Hospitalization Pool210000_20,82500g 200,182,00GENERAL WELFARE FUND REVENUETax Collections Current129,62500Tax Collections Prior Years150,00000Real Estate Sales45000State Federal Contributions275,00000Intangible Tax5,50000Poll Taxes 25 3,50000Cash Balance17,85700Miscellaneous75000200,18200SCHOOLBUDGET1958 -591 Current Expense FundExpenditures;General ControlTax Collections 210,28500Superintendents Travel5000Clerical Assistance5,00000Office Expense57500Board of Education per Diem60000Attendance Officer- Salary Travel3,70000Audit of Books1,8000022,01000Total General ControlInstructional ServiceElementary Teachers Transfers w3,00000Instructional Service Suppliesw3,50000Instructional Service Suppliesc1,00000Supervisors Salariesw90000Supervisors Salariesc45000Supervisors Expense Travelw70000Supervisors Expense Travelc5000Principals Expensew1,45000Principals Expensec7500Total Instructional Service11,82500Operation of PlantWages of Janitorsw3,50000Wages of Janitorsc1,00000Fuelw4,00000Fuelc1,70000Lights Powerw15,00000Lights Powerc6,00000Janitorial Suppliesw2,50000Janitorial Suppliesc1,00000Telephones in Schoolsw1, 0000Telephones in Schoolsc0000Total Operation of Plants36,60000Maintenance of PlantRepairs to Buildings Groundsw34,00000Repairs to Buildings Groundsc10,00000Repairs to Furniture InstAppw10,00000Repairs to Furniture InstAppc2,00000Repairs to Heating, ltg PlumbEqw16,00000Repairs to Heating, Ltg PlumbEqc7,00000Total Maintenance of Plant79,00000222July 7, 1958 ContFixed ChargesRent to Buildings wInsurance w cRetirement w cTotal Fixed ChargesAuxiliary AgenciesLibrary, Textbook Replacement wLibrary, Textbook Replacement cLunchroomsw cLunchroom Social Securityw cVeterans Farmers Training cProgramwKorean Veterans TuitionwBookmobileCommitments on Incomplete4 -H Club Workersw4 -H Club WorkerseDriver EducationwDriver EducationcMiscellaneous GeneralwMiscellaneous GeneralcTotal Auxiliary AgenciesTotal Current ExpenseSources of _Income for Current ExpenseFines ForfeituresMiscellaneous IncomePoll TaxCurrent Adv TaxState LunchroomState Vet Farmers Training ProgramSchools Korean Vet ProgramSchools Lunchroom Soo SeeCounty Library - BookmobileSchools Refund on inst SuppliesSchools Fuel, Lights PowerVoc Spec Funds RetirementTotal Income for Current ,Expense2 CAPITAL OUTLAYExpendituresBuildings GroundsAdditional Sitesw eAdditions Alterationsw cEquip, Heating, Ltg Plumbing w cEquip, Furniture Appw cCommitments on IncompleteConstw cSub TotalTransportationw cTotal Capital OutlaySources of Income for Capital OutlayBack TaxesIntangible TaxesTeacherage RentsCashCurrent Adv TaxBondsTotal Income for Capital OutlayNppia1,2000023,0000027,2000051,400002,175005250080,000005,70000 ?I15,0000017,50000350005,629002,103300002000010,000003,00000 23,089-333,92 360,010,701 ;50000112,4108080,0000017,5000015,000005,70000350001,500007,5000018,00000343,924335,0000035,0000016,0000012,51325681,5525750,0657912,00000762,0657965,om oo15,000003,0000031,55254147,51325500,00000762,06579223July 7, 1958 Cont3• Debt ServiceExpendituresPrincipal, Interest Commission92,65595Income for Debt ServiceCurrent Adv tax92,655954- Vocational FundsIncome for Vocational FundsCurrent Adv Tax 20¢103,70000Total Tax Rate 1958 -59Current Expense 2168¢112,41080Capital Outlay 0 2845147,51325Debt Service @ 178792,65595TOTAL County @ 6800352,58000Vocational Tax @ 2000103,70000Total County dt VocationalITax @ 8800¢456,280004 0 5,18500I?Wilsonts Mills school DistrictSpecial Tax1958 -59Proposed Budget1958 -59Objects and itemsA Current Expense Expenditures62 Instructional Servicei622 Salaries High School Teachers 3,0690062 TOTAL INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE3,0690065 Fixed ChargesI655 Retirement and Social Security22496T,2-93-96B Capital Outlayi682 -2 Alterations and Addisions Equip20600TOTAL EXPENSES3,50000INCOMEAnticipated Income3X500-00Smithfield School DistrictJohnston County Training SchoolSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense Expenditures62 General Control62-7-1 Salaries; Clerical1,50000621 Salaries Elementary Teachers2,411500622 Salaries High School Teachers3,166500624- Instructional Supplies30000626 Vocational Education4- Driver Education Salaries50000TOTAL INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE7,9100099AJuly 7, 1958 Cont64- Maintenance of Plant641 Repairs to Bldgs and Grounds60000TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE8,51000B Capital Outlay682 -2 Alterations and Additions3,09752TOTAL EXPENSES11,60752INCOMEApproximate Bal June 30, 195812742Anticipated Income11,00-10TOTAL INCOMEu11,60752ISmithfield School DistrictSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and ItemsI4 A Current Expense Expenditures61 General Control627 -1 Salaries Clerical2,5000062 Instructional Service621 Salaries Elementary Teachers9,40000622 Salaries High School Teachers7,70000623 Salaries Elam Principals50000TOTAL INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE17,6000063 Operation of Plant631 Wages- Janitors, etc20000633 - Water, Lights, Power1,00000Total Operation of Plant1,20000TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE21,30000tlil31 B Capital Outlay682 -2 Alterations and Additions3,35657TOTAL EXPENSES24 ,656571 INCOMEr, Approximate Bal June 30, 19584,49364ii Anticipated Income20,1 293p TOTAL INCOME24,65657IThis includes 6,000 owed by JCTS borrowed in June 1957pSelma School DistrictSpecial Tax1958 -59p Objects and ItemsI A Current Expense Expenditures61 General Control627-1 Salaries Clerical1,65145622 Salaries High School Teachers5 1 6, 3 3762 Salaries Elam Principals P ipals18000624- Instructional Supplies3,52766Total Instructional Service10,1}951}8Clayton School District CSpecial Tax1958-59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense ExpendituresJuly 7, 1958 Cont65 Fixed Charges655 Retirement and Social Security0 35000TOTAL EXPENSES12, 3026INCOMEApproximate Bal June 30, 195872216Anticipated Income11,70810TOTAL INCOME12,L3026Richard B HarrisonSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense Expenditures61 General Control62 1 Salaries Clerical9374362 Instructional Supplies3,9003762 Vocational Education4 Driver Education Salaries56000Total Instructional Service5,3978064 Maintenance of Plant641 Repairs to Bldgs and Grounds,00000TOTAL EXPENSES9,39780INCOMEApproximate Bal June 30, 1958,09652Anticipated Income,30128TOTAL INCOME9,39780Clayton School DistrictSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense Expenditures61 General Control622 Salaries High School Teachers6,78100624 Instructional Supplies - Equipment26200Total Instructional Service7,053-0065 Fixed Charges655 Retirement and Social Security783527,83652INCOMEApproximate Bal June 30, 19583829Anticipated Income7,79823Total Income7,83652Clayton School District CSpecial Tax1958-59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense Expenditures226July 7, 1958 Cont62 Instructional Service622 Salaries High School Teachers624 Instructional SuppliesTotal Instructional Service65 Fixed Charges655• Retirement and Social SecurityTotal Current ExpenseTOTAL EXPENSESINCOMEApproximate Bal June 30, 1958Anticipated IncomeTOTAL INCOMEBenson School DistrictSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense Expenditures627 -1 Salaries Clerical62 Instructional Service 621 Transfers - Colored621 Salaries Elementary Teachers622 Salaries High School Teachers BandTOTAL INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE65 Fixed Charges655 Retirement and Social SecurityTotal Current ExpenseB Capital Outlay682 Old Buildings and GroundsEquipment9TOTAL EXPENSESINCOMEApproximate Bal June 30, 1958Anticipated IncomeTOTAL INCOMEMicro School DistrictSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and1temsA Current Expense Expenditures62 Instructional Service621 Salaries Elementary Teachers621 Salaries Transfers626 Vocational EducationA SalariesB TravelTotal Instructional Service6 5,91100300006,2110035598355986,566982,26794,29906,566981,500001,400004,400007,30000208007,508002,8927310,40073620557801819, 00731,80000280978120060002,95297July 7, 1958 Coat64 Maintenance of Plant641 Repairs to Bldge and Grounds65 Fixed Charges655 Retirement and Social SecurityTotal Current ExpenseTOTAL EXPENSESINCOMEAnticipated IncomeTOTAL INCOMEPine Level School DistrictSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense Expenditures62 Instructional Service622 Salaries High School TeachersTotal Instructional Service63 Operation of Plant Mise 6319 632, 633,635Total Operation of Plant65 Fixed Charges655 Retirement and Social SecurityTotal Current ExpenseTotal ExpensesINCOMEApproximate Bal June 30, 1958Anticipated IncomeTOTAL INCOMEPrinceton School DistrictSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense Expenditures62 Instructional Service621 Salaries Elementary TeachersTotal Instructional ServiceB Capital Outlay6822 Alterations and ,AdditionsTotal ExpensesINCOMEApproximate Bal June 30, 1958Anticipated IncomeTOTAL INCOME24130180003,374273,37 273,374-273,374273,000003,000002,192142,19216455,356685,356681,09868,258005,356681,350001,350003,53649,8868208,6 14,88649227li228July 7, 1958 ContPrinceton Graded SchoolSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense ExpendituresIi62 Instructional Service621 Salaries Elementary Teachers234-00Total Instructional Service2340063 Operation of Plant633• Water, Lights, Power30000Total Operation of Plant30000IB Capital Outlay682 -2 Alterations and Additions1,4956-3Total Expenses2,02963INCOMEApproximate Bal, June 30, 19587 7Anticipated Income1,2 219Total Income2,02963Brogden School DistrictSpecial Tax1958 -59Objects and ItemsA Current Expense Expenditures62 Instructional Service621 Salaries Elementary Teachers89694621 Salaries Elementary Principals9900Total Instructional Service;95,8Total Expenses958INCOMEApproximate Bal June 30, 1958235,72Anticipated Income Transferred from GeneralSchools76012Total Income995•There being no further business, the meeting adjournedairm-