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Mr. er. D. Gregson, Service Officer, presented the quarterly report of the Board of Veterans Affairs. He also presented a flag which has flown over the J.S. capital building for use at the courthouse. The Board ordered the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds to prepare a suitable display for the flag. Commissioner Yow moved the adoption of the following resolution: Be it resolved that the Lee Community Action Committee be authorized to use the upstairs portion of the structure rented from Dr. Cade Covington on ivbin Street in Jonesboro Heights, which space has a reasonable annual rental value of $1200. Commissioner McLeod seconded the motion and it was unanimously adopted by a roll call vote as follows: Aye: Kelly. Ledweil, McLeod, Yow and Dotterer NAY: None 'Ihe minutes of the reguhar meeting of June 9 and of the special meeting of June 29 were approved and ordered recorded. The bills as tabulated by the County Accountant were approved for payment, with the exception of the MU for labor for painting the Jail, upon motion of Commissioner Kelly, duly seconded by Commissioner Ledwell, and unanimously adopted. Upon motion of Commiesloner .Ledwell, seconded by Commissioner Kelly 1 and unanimously edopted, it was resolved to authorize the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds to selan the most advantageous price the two bathtubs at the Adult Education Building and the old lawnmower. Chairman Dotterer reported to the Board the request of Mr. John Sheer of Lee Crafts, Inc. for an extension of a water line to and the errectlon of a water tower at their proposed industrial site on U.S. 421 at its intersection with the Morris Chapel Church Road. Since the request did not come within the adopted water line policy no action was taken. Chairman Dotterer read to the Board the letter received from Sanford Recreation Board pertaining to this years budget allocation. Chairman Dotterer read to the Board a letter received from Governor Dan Moore pertaining to the Total Development Program. Mr. William W. Staten, Democratic nominee far N.C. House of Represent- atives appeared before the Board and discussed items of possible Legislative action. Commissioner Kelly reported the jail painting was done as a result of the requirements of the jail inspector reported to the Board by the Sheriff. Commissioner Kelly moved that the bill be approved for payment with the condition that the Sheriff end all other departments and agencies be advised to comply strictly with the purchase order system. Commissioner Yaw seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted.