January 4, 1965 - 11:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

January 4, 1965 - Regular1 8Fit widthf Commissioners for the Countv of JohnstonJanuary 4, 1965The Board of Commissioners of Johnston County met in regular session on January 4,1965, at 1100 oclock A M, in the Commissioners Room, with the following memberspresentH M Johnson, Chairman, J D Bailey, Frank B Holding, Dorman C Denning andJesse H Austin, JrAbsent boneThe following business was transacted1 -Bids for VaccinePursuant to order of the Board, and after due advertisement, the following bidswere received and opened for furnishing the county with 9000 doses of phenalized rabiesvaccine in 10 dose vials with tag it is necessary that 1000 doses 10 vials of thevaccine carry an expiration date of January 1, 1966 or later and the balance of January1, 1965 or laterThreadgills Veterinary Supplies, Inc, P 0 Box 401, Charlotte, N C, 9000 doses50 cc vials 250Paralab Inc, Nashville, N C, 9000 doses 900 10 dose vials, 251, Total225900, tax 6777Evsco Pharmaceutical Company, 34 -28 31st Street, Long Island City, New York 90010 dose vial 325After verification of the bids, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that the lowbid ofThreadgillts Veterinary Supplies, Inc be accepted, and that W H Britt, Auditbe authorized to execute contract on behalf of the County for the purchase of thevaccine-hCommissioner J D Bailey seconded the motion, which was carried2 Resignation Constable Clayton TownshipCommissioner Jesse H Austin, Jr moved that the resignation of Roy Norris,Constable of Clayton Township, be accepted, effective as of this dateCommissioner J D Bailey seconded the motion, which was carried3 Resignation Constable Pleasant Grove TownshipCommissioner Jesse H Austin, Jr moved that the resignation of Mack EdwardHoneycutt as Constable of Pleasant Grove Township, be accepted, effective as of thisdateCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion, which was carried4 Appointment Haywood Young Lan don Constable Pleasant Grove TownshipUpon the recommendation of Archie Johnson, G Willie Lee, Bill Sauls and others,citizens of Pleasant Grove Township, Commissioner Norman C Denning moved that HwywoodYoung Langdon, Route # 1, Angier, be appointed Constable of Pleasant Grove Townshipto fill out the unexpired term of Mack Edward Honeycutt, who resigned effectiveJanuary 4, 1965Commissioner Jesse H Austin, Jr seconded the motion, which was carried5 Application for Constable Clavton TownshiWillie Bagley, of Clayton, presented his written application fcr Constable ofClayton Township to fill the unexpired term of Roy Norris, whose resignation wasaccepted by the BoardAction was deferrdd and application ordered filed with W G Massey, Clerk, forfuture consideration6 Tax CollectorHarper Godwin, Tax Collector, presented a list of delinquent tax payers fortheBoard to study It was the consensus that an all out effort be made to collect thesetaxes, which had accumulated over a period of years7 Appropriation Tax Collectors OfficeUpon the request of Harper Godwin, Tax Collector, Commissioner J D Bailey movedthat 20000 be appropriated from the contingent fund and transferred to the ExtraHelp Account of the Tax Collectors office for the purpose bf continuing the employmentof Mrs Lorraine Massengill for an additional month _ 2January 4, 1965 ContCommissioner Norman C Denning seconded the motion, which was carried8 RoadsMr J I Lynch, District Engineer, made his bi- monthly appearance before the Boardand discuss, current road problems with the members,including complaint of CarlyleEldridge Rp Priority No S R # 1122, which Mr Lynch agreed to review the rating giventhis road9 Bids Leasing Johnston County Produce Market PropertyPursuant to order of the Board, the following bids were received for the leasingof the Johnston County Produce Market PropertyKenneth Parrish 6 acres 20000 annual rentalMrs Leon Williams Building plus improvements 5500 monthlyMrs Leon Williams Building monthly 4500Leon Williams 6 acres 22700 annual rentalAfter reviewing the bids as submitted, the following motions were adopteda Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that the 6 acres of land of the Johnston CountyProduce Market property, located on Hi hway # 301, north of Smithfield, be leased toLeon Williams for an annual rental of 22700 with the privilege of, renewing for anadditional one year, subject to Mr Williams discing and cleaning the 6 acres in casethe crops are moved from the landCommissioner J D Bailey seconded the motion, which was carriedb Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that the Johnston County Produce Marketbuilding in its present condition be leased to Mrs Leon Williams for a period of oneyear, effective January 1, 1965, for a monthly rental of 4500, with the privilegeof renewing the lease for an additional year by iving sufficient notice, with theprovision that Mrs Williams spend an amount of 12000 on the upkeep and maintenanceof the building, said amount representing the difference in the amount of her bid of5500 per month, which provided the Board make said improvements, and the bidacceptedCommissioner J D Bailey seconded the motion, which was carried10 Appointment Assistant Home Economics AgentMrs Ada Dallapozza, District Home Economics Agent of the Northeastern District, lwas presented to the Board by Mrs Sarah Ann Sasser, Home Economics Agent MrsDallapozza spoke briefly of her duties and presented Mrs Brenda K C Heard, applicantfor the position of Assistant Home Economics Agent, stating that Mrs -Heard was a nativeof Murfreesboro, North Carolina and had completed her studies at East Carolina College,receiving a BS degree, with a major in Home Economics She recommended Mrs Heardhighly for the vacancy in the Home Economics Department RO BBail ?yoved th B a K C Heard be employed as Assistant Home conomlcs gent, effectz eanua e Norman C Denning seconded the motion which was carried??mmi?s ner r g ,11 lacy Ass Istant -,Homo, Econotics­AjkentUpon the recommendation of C W Tarlton, County Agricultural Agent, CommissionerJ D Bailey moved that the salary of Mrs Brenda K C Heard, Assistant Home EconomicsAgent, be adjusted to provide for an increase of salary of 00 per annum, effective-_January 18, 1965Commissioner Jesse H Austin, Jr seconded the motion, which was carried12 Resignation Assistant Agricultural AgentDr W G Andrews, District Agent Extension Department, of the Northeastern Districcovering 17 counties, was introduced to the Board by C W Tarlton, County AgriculturalAgentDr Andrews spoke briefly of the resignation of Mr Donald Williamson and promisedthat he would extend his efforts to secure for the County a suitable replacement forMr Williamsons positionCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that the resignation of Donald Williamson,Assistant Agricultural Agent, be accepted, effective January 18, 1965Commissioner Jesse H Austin, Jr seconded the motion, which was carried13 Forestry ProjectC W Tarlton, County Agricultural Agent, pursuant to request of the Board,presented map on file with W G Massey, Clerk and C W Tarlton, Agricultural Agent,designating area of the woodlands of the County Home property comprising 40 acres tobe set?up a model forestry project, as had been previously outlined to the Board byAMr Tarlton at their meeting on December 7, 1964After discussing the merits of the project, the formation of,plans to put it intoeffect, Commissioner J D Bailey moved that the project as outlined by Mr Tarlton beapproved, and that he be authorized and directed to advertise for sale all merchantabletimber on the 40 acres designated, with the bids to be opened on February 1, 1965,subject to acceptance or rejection by the BoardCommissioner Norman C Denning seconded the motion, which was carried14 Electrical InspectorUpon the recommendation of M W Knott, Electrical Inspector, it was ordered thatW G Massey, Clerk and M W Knott post a notice in the Smithfield Herald warningproperty owners of the risk involved in assuming credit for the wiring of their facilit-ieswhen the work was actually performed by non - licensed workmen15 Senator Dallas Alford JrMr Dallas Alford, Jr, of Nashville, Senator of the 16th District, appeared beforethe Board and offered his services to work with the Board in enacting such legislationas they might endorse during the meeting of the General Assembly16 Citizens Endorsing Adam J Whitley, Jr Highway CommissionerA group of approximately 100 citizens, representing various parts of the county,met with the Commissioners in the courtroom, with Mr Wade Stephenson acting as spokes-man for the groupMr Stephenson stated that the purpose of the meeting was to request the Board toendorse Mr Adam J Whitley, Jr for Highway Commissioner of the Fourth DivisionMr Stephenson spoke highly of Mr Whitley, stating that he was a christiangentleman of high character and integrity and would be a credit to Johnston County andthe district he servedMr Stephenson then called upon Mr Lee Gregory, Pastor Pisgah Baptist Church, MrErmit Stancil, farmer and tobacconist of Oneals Township, and Mr Darius Wilder, Chair-man Democratic Party, who spoke briefly on behalf of Mr Whitley, declaring that he wasimminently fitted to fill the position and that Johnston County was entitled torepresentation on the State Highway Commission,Mr G T Page, of Clayton, endorsed Mr Whitley stating the need for a solid frontin promoting Mr Whitley for the position of Highway CommissionerSubsequent toxhange of ideasBoard, Chairman H M Johnson statedendorse a candidate at this time, asthe county was seeking the same posi,like to set a precedent inthis casean endorsement of an applicant - forwith the Governorby the members of the group and the members of thethat he did not feel that the Board was ready tohe understood that another prominent citizen ofLion, and that he did not think the Board wouldand as far as he knew the Board had never madethis position, as the appointment rested solely17 Appropriation Neuse River Water Shed AuthorityUpon the request of Mr Adam J Whitley, Jr and Mr P B Stevens, representingJohnston County on the Neuse River Water Shed Authority, Commissioner Frank B Holdingmoved that 20000 be appropriated from the contingent fund and transferred to themiscellaneous fund for the purpose of defraying expenditures incurred in connectionwith this programCommissioner Norman C Denning seconded the motion, which was carried18 Civil DefenseMr Wilson Broadwell, Civil Defense Director, gave a verbal report of the activit-ies being carried on in the Civil Defense program19 Sale 9 acre Cleveland TownshipW R Britt, County Attorney, reported a good sale of the property owned by theCounty in Cleveland Township, with a bid of 105000 being received for this property,which will be allocated, according to law, to the Clveland Volunteer Fire DepartmentCommissioner Austin,? i stoner Jesse H Jr moved that9acre belonging to the County be soldto Lonnie Allen, or such person as he may designate, for the purchase price of105000,with the proceeds from said sale, less expenses of sale, being turned over to theCleveland Volunteer Fire DepartmentCommissioner Frank B Holding econded the motion which was carriedg 20 Request Archer Lodge Fire Department276January 4 1965__ Cont - -- - -- - - - -_ -- - - - - -- - --After a discussion of the request from the Archer Lodge Fire Department, requestinthat Mr Hoyt Castleberry be appointed Treasurer of the Archer Lodge Fire District,and that the Auditor furnish them pertinent financial data, W G Massey, Clerk, wasdirected to inform Mr Jimmie D Barnes, Fire Chief, that after reviewing the requestfrom a long range standpoint and after careful study and inquiry, it was the concensusof the Board that the present plan in operation by the financial committee composed ofJ C Austin, Sr, Chester Johnson and Percy L Driver be continued since the mechanicsare set up for this form of disbursement of funds and too this plan is employed currently by the different county agenciesAlso, that Mr W H Britt, Auditor, would be glad to furnish the department thefinancial status of the fire district, upon request21 Report Edith Park, Director Welfare DepartmentMrs Edith Park, Director Welfare Department, gave a verbal report of theactivities in her department and also discussed with the members of the Board die -tribution of surplus commodities by the North Carolina State Department of AgricultureAll members gave their approval to the distribution of the commodities, if thedistribution could be handled in a reasonable manner with not over three distributionsbeing made The program was left in the hands of Commissioner - Holding for furtherinvestigation and action22 Consideration Application Mrs Louise McGregorOrdered that W G Massey, Clerk, be directed to notify Mrs Annie May Pemberton,Supervisor, Services to the Aging, North Carolina State Board of Public Welfare,Raleigh, North Carolina, to investigate and consider the application of Mrs LouiseMcGregor for operator of the Johnston County Boarding Horne, in order to determine hereligibility for securing Boarding Home Operators license23 Report Grand JuryThe following report of the Grand Jury was submitted by Chairman H M JohnsonWe the members of the Grand Jury have carefully considered and passed upon allof the , bills of indictment presented to us, to the best of our knowledge and abilityWe have examined the jails in the county, the prison camp near Wilson Mills andthe jail here in the Courthouse All were found in good conditionWe wish to commend the Honorable Judge Hobgood, The Sheriffs Department, theClerk of Court, the Solicitor, the Grand Jury Officer, Mr D H Stephenson, andothers for their assistance rendered in bringing information needed in passing onbills of indictmentWe recommend containers be placed in the halls and in the foyers of the courthouse,for the purpose of holding cigarette stubs and human spittelThe Grand Jury has recommended since April 1964 that something be done immediatelyabout the seats in the courthouse During the October Teem, we repeated this recommend-ation, which has been a constant complaint At present no lady can sit properly inthe courthouse and not tear her hose Too many of these seats are ripping and tearing,even gentlements pantsWe received a courteous letter from Mr Bill Massey, Register of Deeds, concerningthese seats, but no proper seating arrangements Painting splinterry seats is- -nosolutionWe recommend that a coat and hat rack be placed in the Grand Jury roomRespectfully submitted,James C MassengillAfter discussing the report, W G Massey, Clerk, was directed to inform MrJames C Massengill, Foreman, Grand Jury, Route # 1, Four Oaks, that the recommendationconcerning the seats in the courtroom would be given consideration when appropriationsare made for the 1965 -66 budget since a new roof is being added to the courthouse,which would require a sizable expenditure and is now the main concern of the BoardRelative to containers being placed in the halls, the Board has authorizedCommissioner Jesse H Austin, Jr to attend to this matterCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that Commissioner Jesse H Austin, Jr beauthorized and directed to purchase containers for the halls of the courthouseCommissioner J D Bailey seconded the motion, which was carried24 Bids for Re- roafingCourthouse Pursuant to order of the Board, the following bids -for the re- roofing of thecourthouse were received Ii 1King Roofing Company Sanford 42466,00Wayne Roofing Corporation Goldsboro 3,49500Upon the recommendation of Mr Harry K McGee, Architect, Commissioner J DoBailey moved that the low bid of Wayne Roofing Company, Goldsboro, N C, low bidder,in the amount of 349500 be confirmed and that contract be awarded to said WayneRoofing Company according to plan and specifications of Mr McGee, ArchitectCommissioner Norman C Denning seconded the motion, which was carried25 Placement Army Missile Courthouse GroundsThe proposal of Mr Willie M Gaskin to install an army missile on the courthousegrounds, without expense to the county, was again deferred26 Bentonville Battleground Centennial CelebrationThe request of the UDC Chapters for the county to defray expenses in connectionwith the Bentonville Battleground Centennial Celebration was deferred until the meetingofthe Board on February 1, 196527, Payment to Dalma Stephenson, ElectricianCommissioner J D Bailey moved that statement of Dalma Stephenson, Electrician,dated 12-1-1964, aggregating services from January 8, 1964 to October 24, 1964,amounting to 21610, be paidFurther moved that W H Britt, Auditor, be directed to request Mr Stephensonto submit monthly statement of services rendered the county, in order to conform withpolicy adopted by the BoardCommissioner Norman C Denning seconded the motion, which was carried28 Refund to Linwood ShiflettIn accordance with order in the Superior Court, Judge Hamilton H Hobgood,Presiding, dated December 16, 1964, Commissioner J D Bailey moved that the Sheriffof the County refund to Linwood Shiflett the water pump seized, that in the eventhe is unable to return the water pump so seized, that he shall pay over to LinwoodShiflett the proceeds derived from the sale thereof; that in the event the 75-00received from said sale has been paid over to the Treasurer of Johnston County,that the Treasurer of Johnston County forthwith pay to the said Linwood Shiflett thesum of 75-00, which the Sheriff represents to the Court was the amount receivedfrom said sale,Commissioner Norman C Denning seconded the motion, which was carried29 Johnston County Produce MarketCommissioner J D Bailey moved that Leon Williams, co Johnston County ProduceMarket, be paid 100, representing labor replacing window at the Produce Market,and Guy C Lee Manufacturing Company, Inc, Smithfield, be paid 298, representingcost of the bottom sash for the Produce Market,- Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion, which was carried30 Corinth-Holder Fire Department Amended Boundaries}Upon the recommendation of Charlie R Harris, Chief, Corinth-Holders Fire Depart-ment, Commissioner Jesse H Austin, Jr introduced the following resolution and movedthat it be adoptedResolutionWhereas, the Wakelon Rural --Fire District as served by the Zebulon Fire Departmenthas complied with the provisions of the resolution providing for the establishment offire districts in Wake County, which was duly adopted by the Board of County Commiss-ioners of Wake County on September 7, 1954 and is now serving an area of JohnstonCounty as was approved by the Board of County Commissioners of Johnston County at aregular meeting of the Board on March 3, 1958,And whereas, the Corinth-Holder Fire Department is extending its fire districtfor a radius of four miles, thereby reducing the area to be served by the ZebulonRural Fire Department in Johnston County,Now therefore, it is ordered that the amended area as it applies to Johnston -County, contained in the following description of the Wakelon Fire District revisedon July 18, 1964, be defined as an area of the Wakelon Rural Fire District for thesole purpose of enabling the property owners residing in said area to receive reducedfire insurance rates,January 4, 1965 ContIFBoundariesBeginning at a point on Highway 96 at its junction with the Glory Road and extend-ing in an easterly direction for about 1 miles tothe junction of the Ferrell andPearce Roads; thence In an easterly direction for a distance of about 2 miles to abridge where Highway 64 crosses Mocassin Creek, thence in southeasterly direction fora distance of about 4 miles; following the flow of Moccasin Creek to the JohnstonCounty line; thence in a southerly direction for about 3 miles to a point on Highway264, the said paint being about 4 of a mile on Highway 264 from the said countyline; thence in a southwesterly direction for a distance of about 13 miles to thejunction of the Perry Road with Highway 39; thence in a southwesterly direction for adistance of about 2 miles to a point on Highway 96, said point being about 5 of amile south of the Take- Johnston County line, continuing in a southeasterly directionto a point on the Morpheus Bridge Road 4 miles east of the intersection of the OakGrovey,Rdad and Morpheus Bridge Road, continuing in a southwesterly direction to a pointwhere Little River crosses thelWake- Johnston County line; thence following the flow,of Little River u p stream for a distance of about 18 miles to a point on a bridgewhere Highway 64 crosses Little River; thence in a northwesterly direction for adistance of about 23 miles, and following the Wendell Holmes Fire District lines toa point on the Marshburn Road about 2 miles north of its crossing with 64 bypass,thence in a northerly direction following the Marshburn Road for about 15 miles to itscrossing with the Hood Road; thence in a northeasterly direction for a distance ofabout 22 miles to the point of the beginning, Area within the corporate limits ofZebulon, NC are excludedCommissioner Norman C Denning seconded the motion, which was unanimously carried31 Amended Boundaries Beulah Fire DistrictCommissioner Norman Co Denning introduced the following resolution and moved itsadoptionResolution Designating Amended Boundaries of the Beulah Fire DistrictsWhereas, the matter of fixing and declaring the amended boundaries of the BeulahFire District was duly presented,And whereas, it appears that the Beulah Fire Department has complied with minimumrequirements, as contained in resolution adopted by the Board on October 3, 1955 per-taining to the establishment of fire departments and fire districts in the county,And whereas, the enlargement of its fire district has met the approval of theNorth Carolina Fire Rating Bureau,Now therefore, be it resolved that the boundaries of the Beulah Fire District tobe served by the Beulah Fire Department be amended and officially designated and fixedas followsBoundariesBeginning at the Wayne - Wilson County line on N C Highway # 581, thence in anortherly direction in Wilson County to a point on Langston Road #1663, 0 mileeast of its intersection with N Co # 581; thence in a northerly direction to apointon Kirby Road #1662, 13 mile east of its intersection with N C # 581; thence ina northerly direction crossing ACL Railroad, to a point on U S # 301, 16 mileinortheast of its intersection with N C # 581; thence n a westerly direction to apoint on Road # 1108, 04 mile east of _its intersection with St Marys Road #1100;thence in a northerly direction to a point on St Marys Road #1100, at its intersect-ion with Road # 1106; thence in a northwesterly direction to a point on N C # 581110 mile north of its intersection with St Marys Road #1100; thence in a northwesterlydirection to a point on Revel Road #1103, 01 mile east of its intersection withRoad # 1179; thence in a northwesterly direction to a point on Road # 1179, Ol milenorth of its intersection with Revel Road #1103; thence in a westerly direction,crossing the Wilson- Johnston County line into Johnston County, to a point on GlendaleRoad #2148, 07 mile north of its intersection with N C # 222, thence in awesterly direction to a point on N C # 222, 07 mile northwest of its intersectionwith Glendale Road #2148; thence in a southerly direction to a point on HollandRoad #2159, 08 mile northwest of its intersection with Glendale Road #2148thence in a southerly direction to a point on Glendale Road #2148 05 mile southwestfrom Buffalo swamp; thence in a southerly direction to a point on Buffalo Road #2110,17 mile north of its intersection with old Beulah Road #2143; thence in a south-westerly direction to a point on Glendale Road #211, at its intersectionwith Road# 216, thence in a southwesterly direction to a point on Old Beulah Road #214307 mile west of its intersection with Road # 2144; thence in a southeasterly directionto a point , on Road # 2144, 09 mile south of its intersection of Old Beulah Road #2143thence in a southeasterly direction to a point on U S # 301 at Bagley intersectionof U S # 301 and Road # 2339; thence in-a southeasterly direction, crossing ACL Rail-road and I # 95, to a point can Road # 2335, 02 mile east of its northerly intersectionwith Road # 2339; thence in a southerly direction to a point on Road # 2335, at itssoutherly intersection with Road # 2339; thence in a southerly direction to the inter-section of Road # 2335 and Richardson Road #2342, including 500 feet west of RoadiI1965 Cont# 2335; thence in a southeasterly direction to a point on Princeton Road #2342,06 mile south of its intersection with Richardson Road #2341; thence in a easterlydirection to a point on Pierce Road #2355, 09 mile south from intersection ofHickory Cross Road #2354; thence in a easterly direction to a point on Hickory CrossRoad #2354, 09 mile southeast from its intersection with Pierce Road #2355;thence in a southeasterly direction to a point on Jackson Road #2353, 14 mile southof its intersection with Piney Grove Road #2345; thence in a northeasterly directionto a point on Piney Grove Road #2345 at the Johnston -Wayne County line; thence ina northerly direction, following the Wayne County line to the point of beginningCommissioner J D Bailey seconded the motion, which was carried32 Amended Boundaries Boon Hill Fire DistrictCommissioner J D Bailey introduced the following resolution and moved itsadoptionResolution Designating Amended Boundaries of the Boon Hill Fire DistrictWhereas, the matter of fixing and declaring the amended boundaries of the BoonHill Fire District was duly presented,And whereas, it appears that the Princeton Fire Department has complied withminimum requirements, as contained in resolution adopted by the Board on October 3,1955 pertaining to the establishment of fire departments and fire districts in thecounty,And whereas, the enlargement of its fire district has met the approval of theNorth Carolina Rating Bureau,Now therefore, be it resolved that the boundaries of the Boon Hill Fire Districtto be served by the Princeton Fire Department be amended and officially designated andfixed as followsBoundariesBeginning at a point on the Johnston County -Wayne County line on Highway # 70;thence in an easterly direction following Highway 70 and including property within500 ft of the Highway, to the south, to a point 01 mile east of the intersectionof Highway 70 and Road #1331; thence in a northerly direction to a point on Road #1331; about 01 mile north of its intersection with Highway 70; thence in a norther-ly direction to a point on Road #1331; about 09 mile east of the point where thisroad crosses the Johnston -Wayne Count line; thence in a northerly direction to apoint where the Pikeville Road #1002 crosses the Johnston -Wayne County line; thencein a northeasterly direction to a point on Hickory Grove Road #23510 about 0,5 milenorth of intersection of Pikeville Road #10002 and Hickory Grove Road #2351+;thence in a northerly direction to a point on Road #2369 about 110 mile northeastof its intersection with Kenly Road #2342; theme in a westerly direction to apoint at the intersection of Pine Level Road #2320 and Road #2360; thence in awesterly direction to a point at the intersection of Kenly Road #2342 and PineLe el Road #2320; thence in a westerly direction to a point at the intersectionof Pine Level Road #2320 and Bull Road #2111 excluding that part of Pine LevelRoad #2320 between this and the preceding point; thence in a southerly directionfollowing Bull Road #2141 and including property within 500 ft of Bull Road #2141,to the west, to a point at the intersection of Bull Road #2141 and Highway # 70Aat Massey Crossing; thence in a Southerly direction to a point on Highway # 70 at itsintersection with Road #2313; thence in an easterl direction following Highway# 70 to a point at its intersection with Road #2521T; thence in a southerly directionto a point on Brogden Road #2523 09 mile east of its intersection with Road #2527} thence in a southerly direction to a point at the intersection of Woodard Road #2526and Road 2527; thence in a southeasterly direction on Road #2529 to a point 02 of amile west of its intersection with Progressive Road #2530; thence in a southeasterlydirection to a point on Progressive Road #2530 about 03 mile south of its inter-section with Road 2528 ;thence in an easterly direction to a point on Holt Road- #2537, thence in an easterly direction to a point on Cox Ferry Road #1226 at theJohnston -Wayne County line and joining Oakland Fire District; thence north alongJohnston -Wayne County line to the point of beginningCommissioner Norman C Denning seconded the motion, which was carried33 Supervisor Johnston County Boarding HomeCommissioner Jesse H Austin, Jr was appointed Supervisor of the Johnston CountyBoarding Home for the months of January, February and March33 Application Bob HockadayOrdered that the application of Bob Hockaday for Constable of I ngrams Townshipbe filed with W G Massey, Clerk35 Distribution of Funds Neighbors PropertyThe proposal of Paul D Grady, Jr for payment of taxes from funds accruing fromI 280January 4, 1965 Contforeclosure of Neighbors property in the Town of Kenly in lieu of payment of judgmentheld by the - county against saidproperty was referred to W R Britt, County Attorney,for study and recommendation36 ReportThe following reports werefiled with the BoardH F PalmerNegro Agricultural AgentL P CreechVeterans Service OfficerSarah Ann SasserHome Economics Agent VerbalRubert BarbourDog WardenHarvey WillifordJailorMrs Eleanor HooksLibraryM W KnottElectrical InspectorHarper GodwinTax CollectorLloyd GilbertJohnston Memorial HospitalOn motion made, seconded and carried, it was moved that the meeting be recessedto meet January 11, 1965Chairman}f