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1955-12-21 Packet
h � co DEC RECCIiY' R1140 Of �� ��R€iiolA 'lam Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Va. 1026 Randolph Macon Dr. Alexandria, Va. December 8, 1955 Dear Sir: Please accept my application for your consideration for the position of Purchasing Clerk for Chesterfield County. I am a graduate of Lafayette College, Easton, Penna, having graduated in 1937 with a degree in Education with an additional year of post graduate study in 1938. However, practically all of my experience has been in the business field. and in the past ten years as office manager for the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company in Allentown, Penna. and as manager for Beneficial Finance Company in Bluefield, W. Va. and Alexandria, Va.. As office manager for Firestone it was my responsibility to over- see inventories and purchases of tires, retread material, accessories and appliances altho only directly thru Firestone warehouses and as manager with Beneficial it is also my responsibility to purchase necessary supplies needed in the operation of my office but again thru company facilities. I have also had. additional experience in estimating and maintaining cost records of heavy equipment while with Beers Hauling and Rigging Company of Bangor, Penna. I am certain I have the ability to perform the necessary duties involved and in the event you feel that my past experience would qualify me for the position would appreciate the ppportunity of an interview. Si rely yours, 1 ChaunceyF.9 Stone r € J VIRGINIA: At an adjourned meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse on December 21, 19559 at 7:30 p•m. Present: Mr. Irvin G. Horner, Chairman Mr. H. T.Goyne Mr. J. P, Gunter Mr. R.J.Britton Dr. Robt . 0. Gi ll Mr.Stenley R.Hague, Jr. This day Mr. William Old came before the Board concerning a proposed resolution. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by gr.GFunters, the following resolution is adopted: WHEREAS, the Honorable Marcus A. Cogbill continued to serve as Commonwealth's Attorney,having been elected to such office at each successive election, until December 31, 1955, and WHEREASv by reason of complete and total disability, Mr. Coghill was forded to retire from said office of Commonwealth's Attorney, being unable to offer for election in the year 19559 and WHEREAS, i±L private employment and generally in public employment, provision is generally made for a pension allowance, in the event of disability such so has been sustained by Mr. Cogbill, which provisions do not affb rd any relief for persons who have held elective off ices, and WHEREAS, it is the sense of this Board that provision should O,e made when such casualty has been sustaindd by public officers such as has forced Mr.Cogbill from office and service in this County, and WHEREAS, during the period of Mr.Cogbill's service to the County, he was ever ready to be helpful to all sorts and conditions of people it this County and throughout the years gave service to this County and its people far beyond the requirement of his officials duties, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT REX LVED by the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, that a proper statute may be enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia at the General Session for the year 1956, providing generally that whenever an official holding elected office where compensation is provided by State and County shall have served in that capacity for a period of twenty-four (24) years and through total and complete diability has been forced to relinquish such office or due to such disability it became impossible for him to offer for reeldetion, that a pension amounting to such pm portions of the salary of said office, as may be provided by law, be provided and that such pension be paid one-half by the State and one-half by the County and that the operation of said pension law be conditioned upon a proper resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the County of which the said official was employed. And be it further resolved, that this Board request the Honorable Lloyd C.Bird, -2- ':he Honorable Edward M,Hudgins and the Honorable Minetree Folkes to introduoe. and to urge the enactment of a proper statute providing for the relief hereby set forth. This day Mr. Kenneth 'Meeks came before the Board explaining an addendum to the proposed repcirt on the improvement of the water system vahich addendum was requested by the Board of Supervisors. This day Mr. C.F.Kellam came before the Board explaining the final budget for the Secondary Road System for the year 1955-' 56. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Dro Gills seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the final budget of the Secondary Road System of the Virginia Department of Highways for the year 1955-'56 be and the same is hereby approved. Mr. Kellamexplainod also that at the end of 1954-155 the County would have approximately $68D000 in its Federal slid Road Fund; that $102,000 would be add6d in 1955-°56 and the same amount in 1956'57 and to this date approximately $1500000. had been encumbered for the construction of Beville's Bridge, across the Appoxatto3k. This day Mr. Kellam cited the fact that speed signs inthe County were costing a great amount and that on some roads they were virtually unenforceablee On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Gunter, it is resolved that this Board request Mr. Kellam to confer with Chief C. We Smith to work out a proper program for the installation of speed signs with an eye to their enforcement. On motion of Yr.Gill, seconded by Mr.Hague, it is resolved that this Board request ito representative to the General Assembly to advise the Board if there -be a change recommended in Section 56-27 of the Code of Virginia of 1950 pertaining to the grade crossing of Primary Roads by railroadse On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr. Gunter, it is resolved that this Board >cnvene into a Committee meeting. ,Jpon reconvening into regular session and the Board having interviewed some applicants for the position of Purchasing Clerk; upon consideration of these nplicants and on motion of Dr.Gill, seconded by Mr.Hague, it is resolved that i.:.�,Chauacey F.Stono be and he hereby is appointed to the position of Purchasing C',3rk at a aelar" of $4500,00. IL is here noted that Mr.Goyne and Mr. Gunter voted "No". On .:notion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Dr. Gill, it is resolved that the idecutiva Ssf�retary be and he hereby is authorized to purchase some book cases for the off'.ce of the Commonwealth's Attorney in the approdimate amount of $225e00, and to have a partition installed with a frosted glass top in said office* Cn motion the meeting is adjourned until January 10, 1958, at 10:00 a.m. � rf. ,e__ _As-. k" s lG g C _/ .S t �. � 4 - .P✓�r Cs rf - __ _ . ___ _ _ __ o.f�Y. N (� f i ILt!I�i, S-Iseh.�_!G--�9.r_t�- V[tlPrsJCA, 4L�br,/ � _ - 1(�C • fit- N c- C � C _ � _ s��o e � _ � .�. r� I 3 S ✓ y _�-CQl _ _ �• �r � ��__� _ 1�a Z P✓r�i . /� �t„71- /Val' � �+�r�a �.. �. G - _ _ 3 Z I'h S. • �. 4- AQ ie c a S /t P' �/E.G �' •S�i cQ r r r., -Role e - - / %?GK lC LV4!4'_ 'PA /1�/'��J 4 and Alow l Kt. 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I Hard Surfaced 460.46 II All-weather III Lightly Surfaced 76.23 54.86 IV Unsurfaced 7.50 __ TOTAL eon ne Norm M-9B V,,,-OMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS MAINTENANCE, MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATES ROUTE SECTION LENGTH MAINTENANCE -- - - - - CONSTRUCTION ORDINARY MAINTENANCE - MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT TOTAL MAINTENANCE Estimated Cost Estimated Cost Rate Per Mile -- Estimated Coat Rate Per Mile - Estimated Cost _000 1' 060 0 ---- - - 1000,00 - 06o4 4604 �3--- 1.2o * -- 54Ei0.06 - 04 0�6r� �- -� _ _ __ _2700900_ 3 04. ti0 ti 605 0611 � 1 � 20 _ 5000900 -0031- 0 2200.00 1 0616 - -� - --- - - -0- 0� ----I -- --- �0�0` - - - 0616 t 1.66 _- -1110 ----- -- ---t/om- 0617 W8- 0619 0619 9958 -0y - - - - 3 00 0054 1.00- 400 0621 O b- 0623 -Ml-6 -3.17 0.25 -300040. 2000.00 0624 c)627 10 19 - ��- - • 0.20 ---- -- ------- -- -h51o. 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M,9C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY610 DETAILS OF MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT PROJECTS ROUTE LOCATION ACT. KEY TYPE OF WORK LENGTH ESTIMATED COST APPROX. DATE ART ACTUAL DATE SECTION STARTED COMPLETED '� 0009 FROM: Rt. 21 261 peK floor and pain Winterpock Cr. 221 9000 3-1-56 To: Aeelia 'Co. Line M.P. M.P. 0603 0011 FROM: Rt. 360 212 Class "do I Beal 164 Wide 1.10 1000, 10- To: Rt. 6o5 M.P. M.P. 060 """�i 0016 to FROM: Rt, 360 212 Class "C" Beal 161 Wide 3.00 27W. 10-11-5 TO: Rt, 659 M.P. M.P. 1 FROM: Rt, 652 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Vide 3.70 3500. 10-12-5 -- To: At. 667' M.P. M.P. -�'�'— W06�1 •� i''. 0031 FROM: Rt. 10 212 Class "C" Seel 161 Wide 2.4o 2200. 10-13-5 -- TO: Rt. 637 M.P. M.P. 0616 �,y� 0042 FROM: Rt. 11T20 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0.1�8 500. 10-14-5 To: Rt. l_" M.P. M.P. 0616 !' 0043 FROM: Rt, 150 12 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0. 550. - 10-14-5 To: 1 M.P. M.P. 0616 ,. 0044 FROM: Rt, 10 232 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 1. 900. 10-lit-5 To: Rt. 1 M.P. M.P. 0617 0047 FROM: Rt. 10 1212 class "C" Seal 161 Wide 1180 1800. 10-15-5 TO: R. Int.. At _ 61g M.P. M.P. 0617 FROM: R. Znt. R.t. 619 212 (Malls "C" Seal 161 Wide 1010 10Q0. 10-15-5 To: W.-Int. Rt, 61g M.P. M.P. /_ _ 1� �59 FROM: Rt. 10 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 1. 900. • 1•a-17 5 To: Rt, 617 M.P. M.P. 06 W" FROM: Rt. ba 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide _ 3.17 3000. 10-17-5 — -- TO: Rt. 655 M.P. M.P. v 0627 v� ''6L FROM! Rt. 36 212 Class "C" Beal 161 Wade 0.2C 200. 10-18-5 TO: 0.10 Ni. N. Rt. iTO-1 M.P. M.P. 06�28 W-- O— 0088 FROM: Rt, 36 212 Glass "C" $ea1.16, Wide 3. 2900. lci-18-5 Tot it. M.P. M.P. 0643 — 0120 MOM: Rt. 10 212 Class MAN Seal 2,OC 1800. 10-15-5 To: Rt'. 651 M.P. M.P. 0655 �1� a161; FROM: Rt. 691, 212 Class "CO Beal 161 Wide 1.7 1550. 10-18-5 Rt. 621 M.P.M.M.P. _ o655 �+ 0165 FROM: Rt. 621 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0.lt 375. 10-19-5 — To: Rt, 659 M.P. M.P. 0659 a17lt FROM: Rt. 602 212 nags "CM Seal 161 Wide 2, 2350. 10-7.9-5 — TO: Rt. 655 M.P. M.P. Form W9C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA *A&bEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY DETAILS OF MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT PROJECTS ROUTE LOCATION ACT. KEY TYPE OF WORK LENGTH ESTIMATED COST APPROX. D STEM ACTUAL DATE SECTION STARTED COMPLETED 0§78 0206 FROM: Rt. 647 261 Pocoshock Cro New floor and paint 221 9000 4-1-56 To: Rt. 60 M.P. M.P. 0678 _0208 FROM: Rt. 68a 212 class "C" Seal 201 Wide 0.60 600. 10-20-5 To: At, 718 M.P. M.P. 0678 ee�� 02D9 FROM: Rt, 718 212 Class OCR Seal 201 Wide 0.88 900, 10-20-5 To: Rt, 47 M.P. M.P. °t84 �-Q-- 0219 FROM: Rt, 683 212 Class "C" ,Seal 161 Wide 0.75 700. 10-20- To: W.O.L, Riehmond - M.P. M.P. �88 0223 FROM: Rt, 672 261 Rey ,for and paint 221 900. 4-15-56 -- To: Rt, 653 M.P. M.P. 0704 ni 0241 FROM: Rt, 1814 212 Class "A" Seed 3.61 wide 0.80 720. 10-20-5 To: Rt, 11a M.P. M.P. 0718 0250 FROM: Rt. 675 212 Class "C" Seal 160 Wide 2.75 2500. 10-21-5 TO: Rt. 678 M.P. M.P. 0733 0276 FROM: Rt, 663 212 Class "C" Seal 16, Wide 1.00 900. 10-21-5 TO: Rt, 60 M.P. M.P. ++,, (* � 0296 FROM: Rt. 1.111 , Zia Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0.07 100. 10-21-5 To: Rt. 13.12 M.P. M.P. �- 0297 FROM t. U08 212 ^^ Class "C" Seal 16, Wide 0.34 350• - 10-21,595 To: Rt. til 3 M.P. M.P. 0298 FROM: Rt. U07 212 Class "Co Seal 161 Wide 0.35 350. 10-22-5 Rt• 111.3 M.P. M.P ] 1312 0299 FROM: Rt, 2107 212 Class "C" Seal 16, Wide 0.33 340. 10-22-5 - - To: Rt, 211.3 M.P. M.P.1113 �n 0300 FROM: Rt, 36 212 _ Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0.43 350. 10-22-5 --- TO: 0.21 Mi.E. Rt. 1112 M.P. M.P. 3AM 0316 FROM: Rt, 1130_ 212 Class "C" &.ai W 'Wide 0.30 300. U-22-5 T0: Et, 60 M.P. M.P. 1330 0337 FROM: Rt, 1" 232 Class "Co Seal 161 Wide 0.55 575. 10-22-5 To: Rt, 1129 M.P. M.P. U31 0318 FROM: Rt. ]� 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0.20 200. 0-22-55 TO: Dead End M.P. M.P. 1220 0549 FROM: Rt, 3.61 212 Class "C" Seal 16' Wide 0.41 400. 0.22-55 TO:Dead &A M.P. M.P. 13 �+��++�� 0550 FROM: Rt, 161 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0.20 200. 0-24-55 To: t. 1220 M.P. M.P. _ For. W1JC COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY DETAILS OF MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT PROJECTS ROUTE LOCATION FROM: Rt. 12 K. ESTIMATED APPROX KEYTYPE OF WORK LENGTH COST DATE r TO Class "CO 212 Seal 161 Wade o.06 80. 10-24-5 ACTUAL DATE 8ECTION 12 0582 STARTED COMPLETED TO: Dead End M.P. M.P. 1502 _ 03IL6 FROM: t. 10 212 Class "C" Seal 16 v Wide 0.10 100. 10-24-5 To: Rt. 1507 M.P. M.P. 1506 _ 0350 — FROM: Rt, 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0.33 344. — 10-24-5 �1�0 TO: Rt. J.1S[1 M.P. M.P. 1508 0352 FROM: Rt, 1510 212 Class "Coe Seal 161 Wide 0.10 100. 10-24-5 _-- To: Rt. 1h)i M.P. M.P. �+ 1 10 03�'4 FROM• Rt. 1512 212 Class "C" Sea, 16, Wide: 0.30 300, 10-24-5 _To: Rt. 1505 M.P. M.P. 1512 6 FROM: Rt; 15�.A 212 Class "C" Sea 16f Wide 0108 100, 10-24-5 To: At, 1515 M.P. M.P. 15� 7 .� t 0361 FROM: Rt. 616 212 (glass R(' " Seal 161 Wide 0913 1309 10-25-5 TO: Rt. 10 M.P. M.P. 1601 0366 FROM: Rt, 1602 212 Class "CR Seal 161 Wide 0.50 475. 10-25-5 TO: Dead L+'nd M.P. M.P. .602 0368 FROM: Rt. 1601 212 Class "C" Seal 16 t Wide 0.20 200, 10-25-5 To: Rt. 6LO , M.P. M.P. 16% FROM: Rt. 16(* 212 Class "C" Seal 16v Wide 0.30 300. 10-25-5 To: Rt. 1608 0371 M.P. M.P. 1608 FROM: Rt, 1 _ 212 Class "C" Seal 16, Wide 0.60 600. 10-25-5 TO: Dead I 0375 375 M.P. M.P. 160�1 0376— FROM: Rt, 1610 212 Class "CO Seal 161 Widen 0.20 200. 10-25-5i -- 5- TO: Dmd mm M.P. M.P. 1626 0303 FROM: Rt, 1625 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0.50 500. 10-25-5 --- TO: Rt. 62A M.P. M.P. 2635 *2 FROM- Rt 638 Class MCO Sea lb t wide 0008 100. 10-25-5 Tor y 1 M.P. M.P. 16 0 18 FROM: Rt. 61ili � "CIS Class Seal16 Wide 0080 750. 10-26-5 T0: Rt. 6hZ M.P. M.P. 1652 0420 FROM: Rt 1657 212 Class "C" Seal 161 Wide 0926 260• 10-26-5 To: Rt. 1660 M.P. M.P. 1655 A� 0423 FROM: Rt 21 Class NC" Sea 16, Wide oAo 4o0. 10-26-5 — TO: Dead &A M.P. 1677 t3�93 �tM.P. FROM: Rt. 1636 Class "C* Seal 16e Wide 0.16 1$dJ. 10-26-5 — TO: Rt. 1678 -- M.P. M.P. Tj A. r, M a Form M ,C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA `DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY DETAILS OF MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT � PROJECTS ROUTE LOCATION t�� FROM: Rt. 6M ACT.ESTIMATED APPROX KEYTYPE OF WORK LENGTH COST DATE T ----�-- ���_ 212 Class NON Seal 160 Wide 0i 24 2501 10-26-5 ACTUAL DATE SECTION lam_ 0503 STARTED COMPLETED TO: Rt, 19Q7 M.P. M.P. 19_W ©5 _ FROM: Rt, 686 222 Class NCR Seal 16• Fide 0.33 330. 10-26-5. TO: Rt. 1907 M.P. M.P. 1910 _0532 FROM: Rt• &V-, 212 Class NCO Seal 160 Wide 0.23 250. 10-26-5 -- TO: Rt, 686 M.P. M.P. 1911 0533 FROM: Rt. 192.7 212 Cuss NCN Seal 161 Wide 0.20 2000 10-26.5 — TO: At. 1910 M.P. M.P. 1912 +�,• 0534 FROM: Rt* 1917 212 Claas NCO Seal 161 aide 0.22 220, 10-26-5 TO: t. 1910 M.P. M.P. 19 t, ,i.7!t1.4 0546 —FROM: Rt;, M6 212 Class "C" Seal 160 Wide 0,50 450. 10-26-5 TO: Rt, 6n! M.P. M.P. �1 1 0585 FROM: Rt♦ 68 232 Class NCO Seal 161 Wide 0,14 140. 10-26-5 Rt. M.P.M.P. M. 1916 0591 FROM: Rt. 1p12 212 CClassN C Q Seal 161 Wide 0:21 210. 10-27-5. TO: Rt, W M.P.: M.P. ..�r 1�+' eE— 0592 FROM: t• 19 212 Class "C" ,deal 161 Wide 0.50 450, 10-27-5 TO: Deed End 1 M.P. M.P. 1918 0593 FROM: Rt, 1216 212 Cuss "C" Seal 161 Wide 0si4 1400 10-27.5 TO: Rt. im M.P. M.P. FROM: _ TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: _ TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TOt M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: — TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. Form M-9C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY DETAILS OF PROJECTS CONSTRUCTION ROUTE SEOTION LOCATION KEACTY TYPE OF W0N( LENGTH EW"MATED COST APPROX D STAT ACTUAL DATE STARTED 0798 0603- FROM: 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 16f Wide 0.18 .�.�� 450. 5-1-56 COMPLETED TO: Rt. 637 M.P. M.P. 0802 ��[ 061.3 FROM:Rto, 673 _ 2a2 333 362 Gradey Amin & Stabilise 0950 1500o 5-20-56 TO: Dead Bnd M.P. Carry Over M.P. 0822 - 0693 _FROM: Rt. 698 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 241 Wide 0.22 550. 5-10-56 TO: Rt. 823 M.P. M.P. 0823 069h- _FROM: Rt. 822 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 241 wide 0.12 300. 5-10-56 _TO: Rt. 619 M.P. M.P. 0�37 ©750 - FROM: Ft• 6 �J3 362 tlrade� Drain & stab. 16f Wide 0.25 1025. 4-18-56 _To: 0.2 Mi.W.Rt. 650 M."rry Over M.P. U15 =-�- 0302 _FROM: Q. 5 mi.iAT.Rt, 11it� --- 336 Widen Culvert 121 2500. 2-1-56 TO: Dud &d M.PCY!'Y'Y Over M.P. I,],29 0316 -FROM: Rt. 1 332 33� Widen, surf. & S.T Class "A" 160 Wide 0.94 2350, 5-20-56 - TO: Rt. 1130 M.P. M.P. u36 0609 FROM: Rt. lu 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 16, Wide 0.20 500. 5-20-56 TO: Rt. 1111n M.P. M.P. �+�i 1140 0697 PROM: Rts 11,E 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 16, Wide 0.43 1075. - - 5 20-56 To: Rt. 1141 M.P. M.P. 1141 �A 0698 _ FROM: Rt 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 16f Wide 0.43 1075. - 5-20-56 To: Rt 2 M.P. M.P. 1142 0699 PROM: Rt. 1141 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 161 Wide 0.20 750. 5-20-56 TO: 0.20 Mi.S.Rt. 111,1- M.P. M.P. 1412 0804 PROM: Rt. 1 333 y2 Grade, Drain & a St New Addition . 0.22 1050. 5-25-56 -- -- - To: Rt. 0 M.P. M.P. 1503 0347 FROM: 322 333 _62 Grade, }train & stab. W Wide 0.11 0.40 200. 400. -- 6-1-56 6-1-56 --- To: M.PCj= Qjjr M.P. 1521 0746 FROM: t• 1503 322 3 3 3 9 Grade, Drain & stab. 16f wide M.P. M.P. 1521 0146 M` 333 362 Grad-s, Drain & Stab • 161 Wide 0.35 300. 6-1-56 M.P. M.P. 1636 0403 FROM: Rt 8 332 334 Add.Base & S.T. "A" 16f aide 0.08 250. 6-2-5$ To: Rt. 1 32 M.P. M.P. 1645 t' - Q412 ►ROM: Rt. 10 333 Grade, Drain & Stab* New Addition 0.26 1070. 5-20-56 TO: Rt. ldlil. M.P. M.P.362 1625 0392 FROM: Rt, 1 362 Correct Drainage New Pipe 300. 11 -1-55 TO: Rt. M.P. M.P. Torm V-1C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA —DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY DETAILS OF PROJECTS CONSTRUCTIOU ROUTE LOCATION FROM: Rt. 3 Into KEY 332 334 TYPE OF WORK Addo Rase & *AN S.T.COMPLETED 161 Wide LENGTH 1.20 ESTIMATED COST 5000 • APPROX DATE TO START 4-15-56 ACTUAL DATE SECTION AE,.i7. V- `-15 STARTED TO: Rt • 3 N, Into M.P. Carry OverM.P. D t� 0021 FROM: Rt. 603 332 A Adddd. Base & NAN. B.T. 169 Wide 1920 5000, 5-1-56 To: Rt. 6oh S. Int. M.P. M.P. _ 19 0058 FROM: Rt, 618 1. Into 332 334 Add. Base & NAN S.T. 161 Wide 0.70 3500. 4-15-56 TO: Rt. 10 M.P. M.P. 0621 0066 FROM: Rt, 360 332 334 Add. Base & NAN prime 160 Wide 1.40 5500. 5 15 56 To: Rt. 695 (%vts) -- M.P. M.P. 06�3 np.� 0818 FROM: Rt. 655 322 333 362 OradegDrain & Surf. New Addition 0.25 2000. 4-1-56 _ To: 0.25 Mi.N.Rt.655 M.P. M.P. 0E24 0819 FROM: Rt. 60 322 Grade# Drain & aSurf, Rea Addition 0.20 450. 4-1-56 ©.4C! 1�i_ s,R.At. 60 M.P.M.M.P. 6 � 0641 �"�+ 0�_ FROM: Rt, 61LO 322 333 33 Relocate Surface *All & S, T. 16, Wide 0.65 4000. 5-15-56 TO: Rt. 637 M.P. 0647 0132 .«,L tL,��M.P. FROM: Rt. .1660 332 334 Add. Rase & B.T. 160 Wide 0.75 5000. 6-1-56 TO: 0.75 M _ wast M.P. Carry OTerM.P. 0652 7 0149 FROM: Rt• 60L - - 331e� 3b2 Gradet Drin & Surface 161 Wide 2925 Woo..5-20-56 TO: Rt. 3 0 M.PCarry CTer M.P. . 0312 2 FROM: Rt,604 351 352 353 Nuttree Creels New Bridge 201 Wide 201 1800, _ 12-1-55 TO: Rt. --4& M.P. M.P. 66 _ 0183 FROM: Rt. 60,3 3 1 35,33 New Bridge 201 Wide 201 _ 1800. 12-15-5 TO: Rt. 602 M.P. M.P. 0184 FROM: .00 Mi.W.Rto 3 334 Condition & S.T. Class "AN 160 Wide 2.40 600. 6-1-55 TO: Dwarf mid M.P. M.P.-1-55 CAL Vw— 0188 FROM: Rt, 322 333 Improve Sight Dist. and Stabilize 0.80 2500, 6-10-56 TO: Rt. 652 M.P. Carry Ovwrw.P. 0679 0$10 FROM: Rto 683 32 3 Oradep Stabilise & &•To JAI Ad* 0.35 1800. 5-1-56 M P. M.P. 0684 0218 FROM: Rt. 686 332 3 Add. Base & S.T. Claw RAN 16 Wide 1.00 4100. 6-24-55 7-27-55 T0: Rt. 68 M.P. M.P. 0695 0820 FROM: Rt. 707 322 333 Grade'o Drain g Surf Now Addition 0,18 1400, 5-20-56 TO: 0.18 Mi.W Rt.707 M.P. M.P. OT15 ©255 FROM: 7M 33 Condition & S.T. Class NA" 161 Wide 1.20 goo. 5-5-55 7-7-55 TO: 1.20 Mi, S.Rt.704 M.P. M.P. 0 720 0261 FROM: Rt. 3 361 New Bridge 201 Wide 181 1800 1-7-56 TO: dead M.P. M.P. Form M-9C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY DETAILS OF PROJECTS CONSTRUCTION ROUTE LOCATION ACT. KEY TYPE OF WORK LENOTH ESTIMATED COST APPROX DATETOO IT ACTUAL DATE STARTED fECT10N COMPLETED 1652 0420 FROM: Rt. 1690 334 Condition & S.T. Glass "A" 161 Wide 0.10 250. 10-20-5 T0: 2711, M.P. M.P. 1717 0631 FROM: Rt, 1725 334 Condition & S.T. Glass "A" 201 Wide 06U 110. 5-5-5 7- I -55 TO: Rt, 1726 M.P. M.P. 1723 0b76 FROM: Rt, 683 33 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 20 Wide 0.18 125. 5-5-55 7-7-55 To: 0.1$ mi.Id. F. M.P. M.P. 1725 t� 0695 FROM: Rt. 1703 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 201 Wide 0.08 75. 5-5-55 7-7-55 To: Rt. 123,7 M.P. M.P. 1726 0696 FROM: Rt. 1703 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 20# Wide 0.08 75. 5-5-55 7-7-55 TO: Rt, 1717 M.P. M.P. 17_�_ 0707 FROMt Rt, 718 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 160 Wide 0,25 175. 5-5-55 7-7-55 n�?� M�_ 7l8 M.P. M M.P. 11728 0703 -FROM; t• 7 334 Condition & 3.T. Class "A" 201 Wide 0.52 360. 5-5-55 7-7-55 To: M.P. M.I. 1803 '•'. 0448 FROM: Rt, 70h 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 161 Wide 0,40 230, 5-5-55 7-7-55 To: R 1 M.P. M.P. 187 FROM: Rt, 1816 334 Condition & S.T. Glass "A" 20, Wide 0.50 1250. _ _ 5-5-55 To: Rt,. 1 Al 9t 0066 1 M.P. M.P. 8 • 1818 :• FROM t 0. Ri �a' &Rt 8 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 201 Aide 0.18 14o. - - 5 55 7-7-55 To: R' 0 0672 M.P. M.P. _ 1819 0708 FROM: Rt. 1817 334 Condition & S.T. Glass "A" 201 Wide. 0,73 575. 5-5-55 TO,M.P M.P. 1820 0709 mom: fttf, 1603 334 Condition & 5.T. Class "A" 201 Wide 0.40 260. _7-7-55 _ 5-5-55 7-7-55 TO: Rt, 1817 M.P. M.P. 1829 FRom: Rt. 704 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 201 Wide 0.35 175• 5-6-55 -- 7-7-55 T0: 0790, 79 M.P. M.P. 1921 t54 FROM: 903 334 Condition & S.T. C1as�p "As 201 Wide 0.35 25. -27-55 7-1,-55�+ t M.P. M.P. 1906 0459 FRDMt t. 0 334 Condition & S.T. Class 0A" 201 Wide 0.38 275. 5-28-55 7-3-5�5+�! TD: pm. 194 M.P. M.P. 1�.2 �,� FROM: 334 Condition BSc S.'2• Glass "A" 201 Wide 0.19 15. 5-27-5 5 7-3-55 To: Rtr 1906 M.P. M.P. 1923 - 0716 m°m= Rt 1901 334 Condition & S.T. Class "A" 201 slide 0.19 25. 5-27-55 7-3-55 TO: Rt, 1206 M.P. M.P. 1924 0717 FROM: Rt. �. Condition &•T. Class "A" 201 Wide 0018 . 15. 5-27-55 7-3-55 To: Rt. l906 M.P. M.P. _ Form M-9C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY DETAILS OF PROJECTS CONSTRUCTION ROUTE LOCATION � TYPE OF WORK LENGTH ESTIMATED COST APPROX DATE T START ACTUAL DATE STARTED SECTION COMPLETED 2222 0710 FROM. WE 334 Condition & 5.Tw Class "Al' 201 'fide 0.34 850• 5-20-56 TO: Rt, 61L5 M.P. M.P. 2213- 0711 2221� O 1 0741 — FROM: Rt. 1698 334 334 362 Condition do S.T. Cups "A" 20t Wide condition & S.T. Class "A" 201 Wide �` Correct Drainage SOT - 18" Pipe 0924 0.16 600, 400. 1t00. 5-20-56 5-20-56 -6- 6 TO. Rt, 1699 M.P. M.P. FROM: Rt. 2222 TO: Rt, 1699 M.P. M.P.2225-- FROM: Rt, Qi% M.P. M.P. FROM: T0: M.P. M.P. FROM: T0: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: 362 363 Now Pipes County Wide 6000.1► — TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: 372 New Signs County Wide 4000,, TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: 325 Curare Superelevati County Widd n 7700y _ TO: M.P. M.P. _ FROM: T -- TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: M.P.TOs M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. Form M-9C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY COmp'Law PRIOR TO JULY 1, 1955 DETAILS OF PROJECTS CONSTRUCTION ROUTE LOCATION ACT. KEY TYPE OF WORK LENOTH ESTIMATED COST APPROX. DATE T START ACTUAL DATE STARTED SECTION COMPLETED ©7 FROM: Rt• �" 334 Condition & S.T. 161 0.25 625r TO: 0.25 Mi, Nnrth 0700 M.P. M.P. 0824 FROM: t. 334 Condition sit S.T. 24' 0.63 1575• To: • n��1 r 04 M.P. M.P. _0 _ 0825 FROM: Rt, 824Condition 334 de S.T• 24 � 0.06 15©. TO: F�+ t.� 2 0705 M.P. M.P. 0826 FROM: Rt. 2 334 Condition & ►�''.+eT• 241 0.21 525. TO: 0.21 Mi..B.Rt.8 0706 M.P. M.P. 1244 0675 — FROM: t. 1229 332 334 Adds Base & S. T. 161 0.16 900. To: M.P. M.P. 1316 FROM: Rt- 36 334 Condition & SeT. 241 0.30 750. —To. a PliaS.Rt. 0721 M.P. M.P. 1901 FROMs '• 1903 334 S.T. Condition &0454 '0' 0.35 875 • T0: • _ t' M.P. M.P. 1906 FROM: • 190 334 Condition & S.T. 20' 0.38 950. TO- • 1925 0459 M.P. M.P. 1921 FROM: 1 334 Condition & !�.T• 20' 0.21 2. _ --- TO: Rt. 190T 07U M.P. M.P. 1922 FROMs • 334 Condition & S.T. 201 �p 0.19 i, ._ TO: t. 19 �+ 0715 M.P. M P. _ 1923 0716 FROM: t. 1901 334 Condition do S.T. 201 0.19 44540 — — -- To: Rt. 9 M.P. M.P. � 192i FROM: Rt. 1901_ 334 Condition & S.T. 20' 0.18 450, --- To: Rt, 1906 0717 M.P. M.P. 1925 7 ROM • 9 t FROM' 334 Condition & S.T. 200 0.14 3500 T0: . 0718 M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. Form M-9C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIP DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY STATE FUNDS FOR NWZR= PROJECTS ISE PARN ROUTE SECTION LOCATION KE' KEY TYPE OF WORK LENOTH ESTIMATED COST APPROX DATE AIR ACTUAL DATE STARTED COMPLETED 0w FROM: Pr©j • 1320.25 1800000 TO: M.P. M.P. 0618 ---- FROM: Proj, 1320-23 3593.70 TO: M.P. M.P. _ 0618 FROM: A�- Pro j . 1320-2h 6000,00 .000 TO: M.P. M.P. _ 0631 FROM: Pro j. 1320-16 4411,70 TO: M.P. M.P. 20 1.M FROM: Pro j. 1320-17 156,9'8 TO: M.P. M.P. 0678 FROM: Pro j. 1320-20 1928,52 TO: M.P. M.P. 0678 FROM: Pro j. 1320-21 843.06 — TO: M.P. M.P. 0683 FROMs Pro j. 1320-o 84.OU TO: M.P. M.P. 0683 FROM: Pro j. 1320-05 128.15 _ TO: M.P. M.P. 082 FROMs F" jr 1320-18 890,00 <. ; TO: t' M.P. M.P. _ FROM: — TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: _ T0: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: t M.P. M.P. rROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. For%M-9C COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY FZMMAL AID DETAILS OF xtxsmwm PROJECTS CONSTRUCTION ROUTE LOCATION ACT. KEY TYPE OF WORK LENGTH ESTIMATED COST APPROX. DATE T ACTUAL DATE STARTED SECTION COMPLETED FROM: ftnd! to be is upon distributed to specific final approval by Board of S 9- 02 150.00 TO: M__il M.P.M.P. B.p.R FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. _ FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. _ --' _ FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: _ M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: _ TO: M.P. M.P. _ FROM: -- -- TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: -- _ TO: M.P. M.P. FROM - TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: t M.P. M.P. FROM: TO- M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. FROM: TO: M.P. M.P. I urn.sA4 9L-4b-- IOM COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RECAPITULATION INCORPORATED TOWN ESTIMATES ORDINARY MAINTENANCE NAMES OF TOWNS ROUTE I SECTION l MILEAGE MAINTENANCE I REPLACEMENTS CONSTRUCTION I TOTAL TOTAL is IS is I$ RECAPITULATION DAevc Awm cr A'Tr FCTIMOTIRS NAMES OF STATE PARKS AND STATE INSTITUTIONS ROUTE SECTION MILEAGE ORDINARY MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENTS CONSTRUCTION TOTAL --- — Poclakwatas StateArk- 0730 — 04-( 8.92— 3350.00 3350*00 TOTAL 8.92 $ 3350,W $ $ $ _-3350.00 RECAPITULATION MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF FERRIES AND DRAW BRIDGES NAMES OF FERRIES AND DRAW BRIDGES ROUTE SECTION ESTIMATED COST 206 N. Harrison Streit Richmond, Virginia December 5, 1955 'r. Y. 'N. Burnett Chesterfield County Court ;louse Virj,iiiia Leur -Fr. Burnett: This is in furtherraferer�ca to our conversation of last wesk rac;ardinZ the pC61.ti0n cf r�UT' iictBiYly; clerk for i""viilCtl 1 i12Ve aia_liia. werkad for Doyle and Tiussall and for the r'Grtrl Carclina 3Ylipbuildinc Cot.'.pany ill 11f in;GOYl, t-iortil Carolina, in t'!e first as purchasih"' of'- icer and in the second as one of the buyors. 1 YluVS \dir t n Sore spGCifications uYr_';, 0 Ta�5 C ii ti:.iS r5 , l:l t i"i.liar lr a G'1 'Grid loC ;l 'sources of su. ly, us v�`11�+.5 v J- of : ce of cuter o c, '.'a tS i.G.it ul , C.: rector as, BallaarS _�xl. cin& e, t--' ty �,-ia use .. c_�d y0t.r. .c311i 7Au1't.:-c�A >.!ad Gt Ter . 'ic'.r1S I @t11Y. Ia1T' g1US for CGilttt✓ N�AT'C(l:z:i�%S. a:' S u ,:aval U. 3Y :_y. r:orla +FaT' 11 4—,nd ?.ur1:A(i for r i1S :3tS cr.ftari., rds, cf r: 11 _o cf arl 1 5 j t . : f .;r �ra:Lv s �r,c Gt r vt ur surplus, nd a7_upo�i: . , (),id tn8 Sut'':3 us1 •;r J2^� C.�_S�G3cti Offi_C.. i�ct� `1C1,� , ^er ie,��BJ. i 4UEi3 to �.v�� �r3 aUty� ,t tYie very OLIt Jr'8 u':C Of Gila .Organ Piar 3i1d silicae then nova DeangU'T1Yi ariCt S811iY1 +dar 3Urr:1LlS Oil r v OR1Yi ilOCk. This nscaa— then y contact rL t.. ll tart' l instal �� bonsinthla uT as raillch Iierata sort' lus property and At fire sar':a tine try to sell to t11e local busi nes_es. ? feel that this is very ;cod Aducaticn in both findin-. t^e values of -a— oil .end lies end Y:ovu to -et rid cf ther . I feel tti. t vie 50, residents of Ci:Qsterfield county ere being- ove:.•taxed 1.fi tl+eir ailura to take full _-.dvazGa'-a of t bi i iGris of dollars Gf ti.ar tr_e c n Set fray for l of ^rof�t l em1tY =-a ad'ucaticn facilities surj lus VAlich - T have and for a fraction of cost for ite; d�s.i rid by ot�ar N>,art r ts. _ drT'i7i Orl c GY.J-r:: n Cu. ..:ai rl -;,it,, L,16 state authcrit _es ur'd Cci! .'33slOrul cGnl:_' tte s to 1 aria :ase r:]ut�rluls eusil ova lCgla. .!Gr_asiiy q i�aVe 1 luv,� 0 in the first ./ears if lull duvu.ita„a 'ware that could save you arount . taken of t ese terrific barc,Tains$ or oufiri ,tit donations. C si�ould like vory r:a�Ct] to `)av9 t s Job us Gilili;L it is real c':a1 an,; e tC Ona�S au]l'..ti' -{Gr references, jGU rely' COf1GaCt . C!4+20 i:iSk811 Of f r. �Tu"_}3� ,:tav1'ieb, ':1C t"r.'.SJClent Of thS askell Cl ®r_cal Corr�any In 3ichr.ond, rd r. r:l 3rrZ;o, �roparty Disjro3t l estate Planters 'ank and Trust Col.. ,an';r, cfficur, Richmond u�-trt-3rrnast-er Depot. l latl .ln you for yc_1r c"'.tasy, ;oars sincerely, �AA^"� u ,es Baylor Blackford %W so X6 Sarris" St"" Richmeado Virginia Dosembor Sr 116S Vr. Na Wa Barnett, Cbsetortiold Cewty Coesrt House Virgin" osar mr. surnott s 'leis is in further reforms* ter our soaversation of last week rung the position of purchasing olsrk for whisk I have applied. I worked for Doyle and Russell asd for the North Easolirwa Shipbuilding Csmpany in Dilmiagtes# Borth Carelisaar is the first as purchasing offiser and in the second as one of the buyerel. I hate writisa some sposifiestions and# being raised in this area* as familiar with the le#&I sources of supply# as will as the use of catalogs# Sweets Mums# directories* Suildors 9seharsge# the City of Rishmond purchasing department and other memo of getting fair bids for county purehassse I was a Naval officer ire would 'fir II and wonted for war Assets afterwards# disposing of millions of dollars worth of valves and ether war surplus# and did the some as a property disposal► officer at Oak Ridge# i'ennsssoo. 1 was aalled back to active duty at the arty #"brook of the Somas War and since than have been buying and selling war surplus on my own hook. This >"*4090 sitstes my contaating military installations in this area which generate surplus property and at the e�stime eduaseti�a in both tirrdinSte, sall to the lthe coalvalues w s otesrr� I tool that this is a very god torials and supplies axed how to got rid of them* I fool that the S01,000 residents of Chesterfield County are being overtaxed is their failure to take full advantage of the billions of dollars of war surplus which they can get free for non-profit hsiith and education facilities and for a fraetioa of cost for items desired by other dspartmontse I have carried on a One-man ca#rpaigs with the state authorities and congressional comittoos to asks these materials more easily available. I honestly be13evs q0 i the first years if full advantage were that I could Savo you srount gIOQ#0 n taken of t�oso terrific bargainso or outright do atierrsere I should like very much tc hft" this JI one's abilities. Tor roferoncosp you I Haskell Chsmisal Company in FI0hmondr 1 State planters Bank and 'Trust CoeaPany# Cffis•rq Richmond juartormastor Dopote Thanking you for your courtosy, 1404 b so I think it is a meal ohalleage tO sy contact br+ Howse Haskell of the r. J&mos °Rawlos# Vice-Prosidont of the and Ur. toil Smigc* property Dispersal Yours sincerely# James Baylor Blackford Hallsboro, Virginia December 2, 1955 0 Mr. M. ':'1. Burnet, Executive S-cretary Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Sir; understand the position of Purchasing Agent for the county of Chesterfield has been advertised for the purpose of filling same. I am therefore, making application for this position and will appreciate your kind consideration. Yours truly* W. C. f ance �0�,\4 C7D OCD -� THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE 5170GESTIONS FROM 1TS PATRONS CONCERNING.'ITS IlIk"B December 1., 1 Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary, Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors Chesterfield Court House Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: I enjoyed very much the opportunity of talking with you thi; to the opening as Purchasing Clerk. regard In the short time available for the interview, I don't believe it was possible for me to convey anything but a very brief resume of my background and experience. Following is a more complete scope of past history which I would like to submit as a basis for consideration as an applicant. I am thirty five years old, was born and raised in Salisbury, N. C. My grand- father father was raised here in Chesterfield County and my father in Richmond. I was brought up in the wholesale food distributing business which my family owned in Salisbury, working in my spare time and in summers handling stock and working with salesmen. I finished high school in 1937 and entered Catawba College in the fall of the same year, completing one year. I left school to return to the family business where I was needed because of the age of my father. I handled the management and bookkeeping end of the business as well as working one territory in western North Carolina, until June 1941 when I entered the Army as a volunteer. I served in the infantry five years. Being discharged in October 1945. On release from the Army, I returned to the above business in the same capacity. My father sold the business to local interests in 1947, and I remained as salesman until August 1949. On retiring, my father moved to Accomac on the eastern shore of Virginia. Instead of remaining inactive, as he had planned, he be- came interested in the concentrated vegetable growing in that section of Virginia, and bought a large acreage, which after one year he found he couldn't manage. Under much family pressure to save a large amount of money, I gave up my sales job and moved to Accomac to take over the three farms. I lived in Accomac five years. Going to night school four of these learning farm management. In 1954, after the farms were on a profitable basis, I felt able to return to a more suitable line of work. So I moved back to Salisbury. I immediately went to work for National Container Corporation as re- ceiving clerk until something more in line with my experience came along. With a back- ground of years in buying and selling, I worked closely with the purchasing department, and within two months, I actively controlled purchasing, and was made purchasing agent. Let me say here that the term, purchasing agent, with National Container covers a broad field, and I would like to explain some of the duties covered by this office. First, although I bought raw materials and supplies as an independent plant, inventory control and a most complete set of records was subject to review by our Executive Purchase Office in New York. Daily and monthly inventory records were kept and reported on many items, especially heavy chemicals. Monthly reports were filed on items which might become scarce or affected by price change. I iniatiated a system of catalogging every item, and there were hundreds, which we used or might use, as to every known source, price, discount, transportation rate, salesman, and other pertinent information. Using this systeml was able, at a moments notice to puty hand on any item needed. I also kept a manufactures reference library up to date on thousands of new and related items which were available. Constant use of this material helped me keep in touch with trends which affect supply and price structure. One important phase of purchasing which was standard practice with me, was working with department heads out in the plant actually testing new products and evaluating their results. This, to me is the very heart and soul of purchasing, I never bought a single item or service without checking to see if it was satisfactory or could be improved. Another part of my job was seeing all salesmen who called, this took a good bit of my time, But time well spent. Because I always thought of them as my pipeline of information and new developments. I also handled rail. traffic as part of purchasing. We used the standard system of requisitions with three price negotiations and numbered purchase order forms, averaging twenty orders each day. In addition I handled all purchasing and personnel correspondence. Several months after taking over purchasing and putting it on a sound basis, I was also made personnel manager. Under this came interviewing job applicants, pro- cessing new employees, keeping detailed personal history records, group insurance, union and public relations , and editing our plant's section of a monthly industrial magazine. These duties are too numerous to explain in detail here. As I explained this morning, my reasons for leaving National are valid and easily understood. I didn't believe it fair to continue in a position where compensation and personal satisfaction were less than I should expect. I shall never again accept a position where control over salary and advancement is vested in someone seven hundred miles away who knows absolutely nothing of one's effort and efficiency. A few more facts which may be of interest are: I'm married, have two children,, a girl nine and a boy five. My wife is a school teacher with twelve years experience. Five here in Virginia. I am a Presbyterian, sober, hard working, hobbies are garden- ing, fishing, and golfing. Have two cars and can furnish excellent credit references. Mr. Burnett, I am very enthuiastic about the possibilities of this opening as described by you. As I told you, I have been looking for just such an opportunity. To me, there is no field of endeavor that can compare with purchasing as far as personal satisfaction and feel of achievement are concerned. I would welcome the chance to discuss this opening again with you or with your supervisors. I sincerely believe that I could bring to this position much of the very qualifications experience, and open-mindness that you seek. Listed below are several references which I would appreciate having you check. Included is the name of Mr. B. C. Dunham, with whom I worked very closely at National Container. I am a firm believer in the saying that past performance is the surest indication of one's drive and effort. Also below is an address of friends in Hope— well where I can be reached if not at home in Richmond. Thanking you again for your consideration, and hoping to hear from you soon, I remain I�. � C � G4 2607 Hanover Ave. Richmond, Va. Phone 6 -0142 or 100 S Maplewood Ave. Hopewell Va. Yours truly, v + Robert E. Gill phone 6170 f n -3- n References: Mr. J. Morris Young Area Supervisor, Farmers Home Adminstration Accomac, Virginia Mr. H. C. Greene Supervisor, Engineering Department, Nitgogen Division 6t Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation ef't �3 215 N. 16th Street Hopewell, Virginia Mr. S. H. Plexico, Jr. Owner, Plexico Office Supply Co. , Plexico-Sloan Safe and Lock Co. East Innes St. Salisbury, N. C. Mr. J. N. Belote, Jr. Commanding Officer, Onancock Battery, Va. National Guard Member, Virginia Agricultural Board Onancock, Virginia Mr. John W. Reynolds Industrial Engineer, National Container Corporation P.O. Box 1469 Salisbury, N.C. Mr. Bruce C. Dunham Office Manager National Container Corporation Salisbury, N. C. Mr. Joe W. Reynolds General Manager National Container Corporation Salisbury, N. C. n 1113 E. 48th St. Richmond,, Virginia December 3, 1955 Mr. M, W. Burnett Chesterfield County, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: In reference to your recent ad in the Richmond News Leader for a Purchasing Agent, I should like to submit my application for your favorable consideration. I have completed a two year course in accounting at Smithdeal- Massey Business College, where I studied Business Law, English, Govermental and Municipal Accounting and other related subjects, including a very thorough course in the writing of business letters. At the present time I am employed by Curles Neck Dairy, Inc., in the accounting department. It would be appreciated if there be no inquires made at my present place of employment, until I have talked with you. At your convenience, may I have the privilege of going over the whole matter with you in person? My home telephone, in case you should like to reach me is 82-4316. Very truly yours., fQ ,;,& , Incl. 1 P. R. PERSONAL RECORD *010 John. J. Hennessey III 1113 E. 48th St. Richmond, Virginia Phone 82--4316 PLPOCNAL INFORMATION Date of birth: April 19, 1930 Place of birth: Richmond, Virginia Weight, height: 144 pounds; 5 feet, 9 inches Health: Excellent Marital Status: Married Church: Roman Catholic EDUCATION 1937-1944 Sacred Heart School, Richmond, Virginia 1944-1948 Benedictine High School, Richmond. Virginia 1950-1951 Smithdeal Massey Business College (Jr. Accounting) 1953-1954 Smithdeal-Massey Business College (Higher Accounting) EXP ffiIENCE 1948-1950 U. S. Army, Personel Headquarters Administrative work (P.F.C.) 1951-1951 Tower-Binford, Inc., Richmond, Va. Adminstrative work 1951-1953 U. S. Army, Personel Headquarters Administrative work (Sgt.) 1954-1955 Curles Neck Dairy, Inc., Richmond, Va. Accounting Department SP i(;IAL SKILLS Typing 35-45 words a minute Addressograph Good Adding Machine Good Calculator Good Mimeograph Good RSF&'L'EN01 S Mr. J. S. Hall 1109 E. 49th St., Richmond, Virginia Mr. J. J. Lewis Short Warwick Road, Richmond, Virginia Mr. A. H. Hoffman Hopkins Road, Richmond, Virginia 1 01 December 1, 1955 Mr. M.W. Burnett: Chesterfield County Virginia Dear Mr. lvt.'t,J. Burnett: In reference to your ad in the Richmond Times Dispatch, I would like to submit niy application. 1 am 32 years of age, a Mth school graduate, cmmpleted a Purchasing Course at the University of Richmond Night School. I served 3 years in the U.S. Navy from which I was honorably dischagged. I was previously employed by a leading tobacco firm for 8 years at which time I was Department Manager. I resigned my position with an excellent record. I am at the present employed by an Extract and Spice firm as Factory Manager and Purchasing Director. I have an extended knowledge of Purchasing and Inventory Control. I desire very much to make a change and would appreciate any consideration you might extend to me. Hoping to hear from you at your earliest convenience. Very truly yours, Wallace E. Lancaster 121.0 Chase Street Richmond, Virinia Telephone ji $5-9845 Va, --v 8 , DEC N C. t� RnA�yC SU�� 1S � EC jj • �' '00RECEIVED �e-ems.-•-�" . ��,' --� �4�,R0 OF Sii -•� � 'ES1ERtlEt�l �0UN�1 �FZ�GZ�F1 cZA& 7t.0 .�7 lip k4- g8 - P.��i . of n 3 8 0 7'`' jes �.< + gom..,:. p 0 Oil (r 3- th Yam~ � L C�7Cvi7�ir9�✓ �-''�Gr�/i3 (riiC1 6.7 DEC Oj RECEIVED w MOARD OF SOPS% ISORS -p NOR V±RGIA ,,oaA�.rv.-v' ate' .��r����li9S.r�G- o4��i /LS i30YE2�S c0 I'V 7;U4= ,tic / arvO 77/r� i_=S .�rs�rr.4T�/a/. /rT .�✓i?�: S�2�T ��-� � �,� Siiz/��--' ���i�i?i .✓jJL--irr./ T" r4 T 7.�./G .�t1 / �7IGl�r='i2% VA? , l:L//�/G/o/ /ivG �v D. O /-��J/Z C/ i'3S i.2/G- h�L i4 ✓C� .Sc �c-f�L=/G" �/i�fc� ✓LJ c�i� !� L=6�Sc,Y•�Zs/U /_ ,mac; A L G AriLA//na--v.© -•'�/= }lG Gi ..SS f-,�velG: � Gtji S�� ✓9 .�'Eir'.so.�r.� `.. //G�TL:2 v'iF�� oq :tome GENE DIXON, PRESIDENT S TREASURER G.A_DIXON, VICE PRESIDENT J. KENT EARLY, SECRETARY M TELEPHONE a((Ow' December Mr. Me We Burnett Chesterfield County, Virginia Dear Mr* Burnetts S J' CORPORATION CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE VA., 60 z, joss �2 6j � CCU a\�'C s C EI _ C f I have read With considerhle interest your advertisement which appeared in the local newspaper and I submit for your consideration the following summary of my past and present business experience whioh,'I believe, qualifies me for the position for which you advertise. 1- I was born in Richmond, Virginia, December 19, 1921. 2- Graduated from a local high school in June, 1940. 3- I was employed by the Esso Standard Oil Company in Richmond, Virginia in the Accounting and Purchasing Departments from 1941 through 1946 with the exception of three years and eight months spent in the Armed Forces. 4- Resigned my position with the Standard Oil Company to accept a position with the Veterans Administration as Field Supervisor. In this position I was responsible for purchase and distribution of millions of dollars worth of equipment. Particularly noteworthy of this period of employment was the program I established which resulted in saving to the government of several hundred thousand dollars in the first year of its operation. This program was given Congressional recognition in the ,April 28, 19b3 issue of the Congressional Record, 6- Resigned from the Veterans Administration to accept an executive position with Audivox, Inc* of Boston, Maass. During this period of employment I did a public relations - selling job. 6- I purchased and operated a retail business in Richmond. Virginia in November, 1962 and still retained active participation with Audivox although on a more limited scale. (2) n M Cont s 7- In November, 1955 I sold my business and returned to full time employment with Audivox. 8- In September, 1954 I resigned my position with Audivox to accept a position with the Kyanite Mining Corporation, Cullen, Virginia as Sales Manager. I sincerely believe that the experience I have gained in Purchasing, Business Management and Sales thoroughly qualifies me for the position for which you advertise. The primary reason for seeking new employment is my desire to retain my home in Richmond and to be able to spend more of my time with my wife and young daughter. I have always maintained an excellent record and I feel quite confident that a closer examination of it will reveal that I am an applicant worthy of consideration. I sincerely hope that you will give me the opportunity to go over this record with you. I may be reached by calling 4-7706 or by writing to 5507 Danley Lane, Riohmond, Virginia. Very truly yours, Wil iam � 1 Road M Mr. M. W. Burnett Chesterfield County Virginia Dear Sir; 6 6 c9j DEC RECEIVED BARD OF SUPFRVIS�Jb SNIYSri 5102 Dorchester 1 December 1955 *00 In reply to your ad in the Richmond News Leader, I would like to offer the following information concerning myself. I am 25 years of age, married and have recently become the proud father of my second boy. I am buying my home and therefore con- sider myself a steady, dependable person. I am a graduate of the Glen Allen High School. For the past three years I have bean employed at the Westinghouse Electric Supply Company. During this time I have had two years purchasing experience. This position requires that I have a complete knowledge of pricing, costing and. of course, ordering. I would like a job where there is an opportunity for advancement, and also a job that keeps me busy a full eight hour day. I can honestly say that I am not afraid of hard work. Since I'm a family man, the growing needs of my family have sur- passed the salary I am now making it Westinghouse. This is the main reason I am changing jobs. Hoping you will contact me for an interview, I may be reached. at 3-0111 beyween the hours of 8:00 to 4:30 and after 5:00, I may be reached at 83-2791. Very truly yours, Aubr4X/ ey V. Dagliano r �1� r 7g� j l C/.✓/ DEC RECEIVE b V .e- 77 m DEC RECEIVED N PRARD OF SOPEWSORS - ,D�,,w �,,; •. � � "STVIRGIN ERfIEIfi COIiNn �, cap /�yw--G�a..J U-l+.a:r."� --.off-�.a.•�t+ -`C/_ L, _u4-.a-'�'-�'---�� " "' -C�p w+-T^'- ----�! ,��,�....,(„ .�.,a�G,. � ---cam.. �i c�,...�0 J D-��.....�✓--�la.. a-. , �! - - .o - wt-•�-a -�-�- � ,' se i 77- `%W vo -645 DEC ram_ YIT f Stitt,, b•x te ao/ av �� m m par we l t f-S 3s¢., hi jV (O d G S + I yI Y (j-�n•�, S G cer'a� �J W L � h in � G owe w► i �'�-� a t� a e,�� KJ . Mr. Brdc't C lmr- yI: i%?Gil J- Gkoe / Ac /I G r✓ . ry�.9 R 401 9,s y. ,s, ✓r Gh /`tt �'•tr� J++•c I sm / �7 Z", r.r t -� 4 m ✓J / r + r 1f Gss.w/* `j o J�s. �.e/ / h re/ e.�t'�bv� Ltd • r•J.ra� G✓iCr J sk by , N.e. col .- v,3 1. t� s vG+var S& he r w� aY• - L.o k Lei►-�r - ,6 �y,.;� - .-�►� s.,�.--� 1�..5 !•ti / � �Fw�. � �� /ice 0 ✓t ✓~ ICI✓i liA�. Si T�� !'4 Nyir /7 Q�. S�/!i �.�� CX,t rc16+[ l4ol w er— px t C. 4A s a krt Tis+ G r ✓pli�Is/M �' r.r-J� C Ge1r p��r♦ Nei, p- �vr�� C/c,%�_ �� �- o Cep► �- C� h . /!%' //% _.lT r.�•�+ Tom' wo ✓Gl. �r (r� l� .J'�c..,-.i _ _ FdoS ,�,.•,,. �✓, TIC �f'� s.I fa/— /i7 G.-e.•�.. C r�rr s Gt �-�,l— .C� ? �.. s f. `l — 4 , 1?1.y , .c_ - , -+r .7ZZ 4 h� ��-� Li! � �- ,� .... �✓ � r k-e. a� � ••� � �• S' aarH. � � a� v � � _ �rr-�-,Q y y M Mr. M. IN. Burnett, Chesterfield. County, Va. Dear Mr. Burnett; I want to apply for the rr� 4 5 6,�,�, :..._.., c j RECEIV JA Y `tea De ltavi l le, Vi rgainia� December 1, 1955 Job of Purchasing Agent. I have a B. S. degree and about half of my Masters from the College of 17111liam & Mary, 1,1�'illiamsburg, Virginia. I attended the Conference of Distributive Education in 1950. At the time I had in mind accepting a job with the State 6f Virginia to work in this field. I was principal of high schools in Virginia for eighteen years, during which time I egtzloped several schools and attended to all purchases, also I supervised the school lunch program and purchased foods to feed several hundred children per day. I owned and operated a general store, wholesale seafood company, hotel and restaurant. As owner I attended to all purchases and sales for my different businesses. I operated the buslesses for about eight years, two years of the eight I was principal of "lindsor Nigh School, lr ndsor, Virginia and attended both jobs. I resigned the Principalship of Windsor High School in 1946. In 1950 I accepted a job with the State of Virginia as Seed Inspector. I operated my store and hotel for two years in addition to the State ';job, however, in 1952 I sold out my store and converted my hotel into aprartments. I am interested in returning to the business world and also I believe it would be advantagenris for my children in Chesterfield County. Please give me ,your consideration for the position, I feel I am well aualifted and with my experience in several fields that I can fill! -the position efficiently and economically. Thank you, Yours very truly, Paul E . Topping --er-41,8 f Rt. ll,Box 296 Richmond,Va. Dec. 5,1955 Tel. 82_1056 Mr. M.W. Burnett Chesterfield Court House Che ste rf ield,Va. Dear Mr. Burnett This is in answer to your advertisement in the Richmond News Leader for a parching agent. I am 31 years old,married and have lived in Chesterfield for the past ten years. My formal education includes completion of high school and two years of business college studying accounting and its related subjects. I am now employed by a manufacturing concern in Richmond as a cost accountant and assistant to the purching agent. I have been in this position of the past two years. Previous to that I was with the Du Pont Co. for eight years. Your consideration, for an early interview will be appreciatdd. Yours truly, B .0 .Mims leer via ce, ce- A+ DEC j 1 RECEIVE) Nl R113, m 9 1, 1 r' / L' ,Y9 '1 /A ��-f� ��6- n Mr. M. W. Burnett, Chesterfield County, Virginia Dear Sir; 7205 Vernon Road r Richmond 28, Va. Dec 5, 1955 This has reference to your ad in the local papers yesterday re- garding position of Purchasing Clerk, I am 62 years of age; married; at this time am recuperatint from a hernia operation --this my second operation during my lifetime. At present I am associated with Owens, Minor & Bodeker Drug Company. For 47 years I was with 3odeker Drug Co., which firm was just recently purchased by Owens & Minor. For 30 of those 47 years I was buyer of drugs, pharmaceuticals, etc., including chemicals. My education consisted of grammar school and two years high school. I would welcome an opportunity to talk with you sometime. I am confined to my home until December 27th, however. Also, I would appreciate further information concerning the posi- tion described in your ads. Thank you for any consideration. Excellent references can be furnished as to my background. If you desire to contact somone right away, I give you below the names of two persons who I am sure will be glad to answer any questions: Mr. Frank Miller c% Strother Drug Co. Pho. 5-4385 2300 N. Lombardy St. Richmond, Va. kr. E. k. Miller (former part-owner of Bodeker Drug) Nine ;Mile Road Richmond, Va. Pho. 3-5931 Yours truly, ��JJ�� henry L Waldbauer, Sr. ti 8� DEC 'Colonial Heights Virginia RECEIVE','- December 3, 1955 '� Mr. W. M. Burnett PIC �'�it ��: '`+ Chesterfield County* Virginia Dear Mrs Burnett s In reply to the advertisement in the Richmond Times Dispatch dated December 3* 1955, I wish to submit myself as an applicant to gsaist with the administration and procurement of supplies for Chesterfield County. I was graduated from Varina High School; attended Smithdeal-lbasaey Business College' and the University of Richmond for two years$ and have sixty-two semester hour credits in business administration* I am employed at the present time$ and for the past fifteen years I have been purchasing and supervising the procurement of supplies. Attached is a description of my present duties. I can furnish any information you may desire concerning my qualifications for the position of Purchasing Agent, and an interview may be arranged at your convenience. Very truly yours, HIRLM W. FUSSELL 308 Ridge Road EMF/s jt DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY INSTALLATION OR HEADQUARTERS OFHC@ ` 2 JOB NO. JOB DESCRIPTION eadauarters, Quartermaster Tr d fI Om 5, CPPM I end CPR P21, Command Fort_ lee, Virginia f 4143" S t 3 CRAAON TO APPLICABLE STANDARD & ITS DATE OF MUANCE 1, TITI USCSc PCs cS-2040-0 e,td r.%y 1946; !.__ sUP _ Officer . "OVIG Gnaide for Eval of Jobs in 4..1 Stock PAY CAtEGORY f a CCC. CODE 7. GRADE K Control Division" i ._ 2 i.._ 9 U. EVALUATION APPKUVAL p Grade and thle of this lob have been fixed In accordance with _ 7M1 &-55 i Dept. of the Army official policy and prods level -standards. y DATE l JOB CONTROLS, DUTIES, AND WORKING CONDITIONS lindicate percent of time fa each duiy, wn..r prrtJr!antl (Continua statement of duties, + are, on reverse tide If necessarA , SUM -SORT GOidmgm Works under general administrative direction of Post Magineer (or Assistant Post Engineer) vtho delegates to the incumbent full responsibility for the adminis- trative and technical direction of the Engineer Supply PrograTn in accordance vrith established regulations and policies; provides guidance on now or revised policies affecting supply activities.. Effectiveness of program is dotormined through review; of activity reports, inspection, and audits conducted by.hiher authority: a ' I. L ._.. . R Serves as accountable property officer for.Post 1hgineor, smvi.cing 26 satol- �itod stations, with delegated technical_ and administrative responsibilities for c ;supply and storago functions involving the maintenance of stock records; receipt, storago, and issue of all Engineer property, i.e., government furnishod property, real property, RB:U property, Engineer Troop proporty (sorvieeablo and unserviceable), to Post activities and throughout the distribution area. Maintenance of Financial. ; operty Accounting Records involving double entry syston of accounting for RO and R ginoor Troop supplies, covering approximately 240 federal classes of property,' I involving 24,500 line iteins processed monthly; maintonance of stock records for $.5,200 expandable and Glass "id" items (5000 of which are non-standard); 3000 items 4. I,f roar property; and 200 items of govcrnrncnt f�irnishod proporty (P<I/R� . Procure- nont of 60,000 tons of coal annually. Raking soma -annual technicaal coTnnk'�nd and rl- Spot inspections of Trhginoor Troop items for sorvicoabil.ity and roco I-,onds disposi- Lon action. Storage facilities comprises approximately 1,300,000 square That of sable space, including 7 warehouses with 70,000 square foot space. Miginoor Troop toms covor all TA and TOO supplies and oquip„Lont for training having an estimated I kvaluo of $335,000. Stock consists of 240 classes of property such as hardware, toolsy spare parts, assemblies and accessories, gonorators, rofrigoratorsp air f 6onditionin units, etc.t of various sues. and 1aoi is I!tonth av_orego tares Io _-` — _ CERTIFICATION (Completeon organization file copy only) ORGANIZATION LOCATION,' I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT-THiS STATEMENT ACCURAfkLY 1 HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT THIS STATEMENT DESCRIBES DESCRIBES THE JOB CONTROLS AND MAJOR DUTIES THE VJOP.K REQUIRED IN ONE POSITION OR IN. EACH '. VVW-1H I FOUND TO EXIST IN THIS ORGANIZATION OF A GROUP OF POSITIONS IN THE ABOVE ORGAN-;, SEGMENT FOR THE JOB. IZATION. SIGNATURE OF ANALYST �M SIGNATURE OF APPROVING SUPERVISOR i REAUDIT CERTIFICATION Do Nor use DATE i SUPERVISOR'S I i ,� APFROVAt --- _ — — ------ -- APPROVAL , DA I EP ,2 3+r4 IStencirl reaeived,$ shi,7pedI and issued total 300 to•500 tons. Operations require the services of 15 to 25 subordinate omployeesP including four sub -supervisors; arehouse ForeLimn M-S 05y property and Supply Olerlt w5 6 and GS-5, Serves as activity and sub -activity suAD1y officer vi.th responsibility for• maintaing issued station property books for Fi�'U and Fn�3noar Troop accounts! i.e., property from other technical services (Quartermaster) Si;;;ial, Transportation, Chemical: etc,) for Post as �neer operation, eonducts invest3r;at ens of property records i. mutiiitained by satel.lited stations for coraplianco vdth operating; procedures$ furnishing, advice and guidance on supply matters, 1. Cocr in tes an acts s t a r ti s Supervises operations throuta unit superVisors nhioh involve such functions ass (a) procurement of su;Vlies throu;&i normal requisition on ENDepots and throw purchase, requests.to'tho P & 0 Office; (b) the izintananoe of stock records roflectin, amounts reooiveds issued, due -ions due -,out, and balances on hand; (c) property accountin, of real and novernment furnished property; (d) station property book accounts of all property issued and ohar od. to other a�encies by the Engineer organization (approaeimate37 200 accounts) and property charged to the Engineer organization by other a; encios a xroxmately 27) axxd .xropary chax,Qd to the various .shops.` ot�...statia (r� ,cop pl _ : the ostab�.isliraont and maintenance of stack leveler (f) xocerpt� storageand issue of RPct1 supplios and aginoor Troop (serviceable and unservico- ab7,c) pro��erty; ( the taking of special and periodic Inventories quid ad justmMts of records as result of 1�2nysical count; and (h) maintonanoo of Financial Fi*opc 'ty Accounting records and proparation of monthly Stock 1ana,oncnt Report and analysis of inventory transactions. Coordinatos activities of the various sections to assure an oven flow of Mork, eliminate overlapping or um000ssary functions and bottlenecks., and to assuro mooting pock work loads. 2.Iakos decisions aid glans for changing; of work flog or major deviations from established procedures to facili- Cato and acl)odite conplction of special, assignments, Ronders decisions pertaining to the ostablishnont of stock levels, cut-off dates for inventory purposes;answers and resolves questions ;of subordinates wlion procedures are not clearly dofinod• IIa1:os spot check review of work performance for accuracy, ' adogriacyp and OOnferm- auco ixith instructions and existing -procedures and regulations; rates perform ance of subordinates. eort f ;es job doscri�ptions and- sohodul.es wind approves 1 vo• Supervises the storage activity, plans storage space.. reviews storage methods and procedures and assures proper methods and techniques are utilized.. 01assifi,00 non-stmdard itws as to exchangeability; directs the pro =ation for.,- and the t�lciti of periodic and special inventories and tho jxoparation of inventory adjust- m nt reports. laakes decisions rogarding, inspection and classification off s a a- able items.---..Roswisilplo for proposl.Y _=talogin6---ook.r--e ating-and,t; � u b aiid nor:ionclaturo to conform with j=opo rty ;procured or received. Directs 'Inn i nspection of on and 1'08cE .(LVR) accounts for adoquacy and correctness, rjak aig conditi ri inspection of equip It for sorviooab lity and propar� ria3ra olpvnco; duct the m,�antc lance of sup l .y records for P.O,I.i. (Porsonnol on I.aovemcnt) acid alerted Lmits authorized 100,E of table all.onanco. I:Iokos technical-insppection for sery co- ability� on all RM mid &ii moor Troop Supplies; sere ons property records to doter- 0 mino property to be excessod in .accordonco rrIth authorized ra.lowo nces. 2. porforia eve^' d o orationai tsva t: Roc ewes rovi Qrrs, ox.chan, ^ininr to property and Uitarvots nai r;od ogul.ations and ;wocoduros, ,,ort�: ,> accountabi.]-ity mid initiates action to affect compliance. Participatos in the development of Raginoor supply policy$ serving as technical advisor on supply matters in conforor_cos and discussions condurtod W the En inocr Officer. Studies section activities to dovol.op improved :rock r changes. h es d R °Osonts the Enginooros and s supc:iv'isors of the various sections regarciisiQ > > matters. Officer in discussions or eonforencos regarding property and supply t Page _ w.2 .. 4143-5 --con-.acts involve those-1itlijk#teratin� officials at all level nd representatives of • hi, her echelon incluc i n ; Seconc ilr!- Office of -Uie Chief of z; i leer' terr y 'Audit i.. mercy, Post G../+ and OQ�IG. Detet-r_iines the potential strpi-ay r3r_u re: ents 3 to 6 months in advance for R<u, &i ;ineer coop, and satellited stations by revielrin�; the frequency issue of federal classes and oate�;ories su;7;)lies. In- vesti,atunn, stools recorc' accomt-s for compliance „ith re ulation, dii oct3n the disposition of mmess property, and eoorCAnati.nn- ohan; es iri policies and ,roce- dures, preparation of re ,)orts coverin.- such i nvesti;mtioas. 3. Q_o,6,)osgg and dictatgg tLe. more difficult g2xT �or�de�;�ce ,pertginin�to Mon, o�rty rmid su;o-;:)ly activi iess Directs the preparation of Reports of Survey as result of inventories of re ular, r./rR, Roal and Inst^lrod Property, or industrial property, i,:ai stains consumption records on all petrolemi, oil, mid lubricants utilized by the & ineer Division for maintenance and operational purposes. Com- piles special reports requested by hijier authority. Reviews correspondence and property documents y;repared by subordinate supervisors for accuracy of contort, construction and foria t. Si ;ns all correspondence ane property doomients. Performs other duties as assigied. Pad a ir3 4143-S ti3 4 6�� 4 bl9 r�adf ord '� Richmond, Va. ^� DEC (9O\, .� 19/3/55 RECEIVE _. phone: 6-164 7 Mr. M. W.' Burnett �� � Chesterfibld County, Va. �fF�j�\���' Hear Sir, I am writing this resume in accordance with our phone conversation of the 2nd. The position sought by me is Purchasing Agent for Chesterfield County. General Qualifications: 1. Married with two children. 4.. Navy veteran of World Saar Two. 2. Age 29. 5. Own a car for general trans- 3. Own a home in Richmond. port:.tion. 6. B.A. degree from the U. of Md. '50. English major. Employment History: 1. At present and for the past 3 years I have worked for Swift & Co. as a salesman in their ice cream division. Among my duties apart from sales has been management of other salesmen% and drivers, inventory and control of production. I am thoroughly familiar with the ingredients and production methods in the manufacture of ice cream and milk. Possibly the most important thing Itve learned in this position pertaining purchasing is the experiences Itve had in city and county school bids for ice cream. I had the pleasure of working with Miss. Rowena Hopper of Henrico County in formulating a fair bid for all ice cream companies in the area. To prove its fairness, my company didntt get the bid. It has been my responsibility for the past two years to fill out the bids for city, state, county and federal govt. 2. Previous to selling for Swift, I was a salesman for the Straus restaurant equipment company for a period of approx. six months. During the time I was with them, I prepared bids for the state and federal govt. on all types of restaurant equipment. ExLmples being: china, glassware, silverware, cutlery, potato peelers, dishwashers, etc. I left this company, because the owner was retiring from business. 3. My position before this was with the House of Brandt. It is a wholesale silver dealer selling to jewelry stores. It was a one man operation at the time, and I not only sold but did all the silver buying and bookkeeping. I left this job, because it kept me affray from home more than a month at a time. 4.. Idy navy experience could be helpful in your position also. I taught Medical Photography while I was in service, and one of my duties was to order all photographic supplies and equipment for the school. (cont.) r I hope that this brief resume will be helpful to you in evaluating me for your position as Purchasing Agent. V ve always wanted to do this type of work, and I know I could make a success of it. Also, as you said in our phone conversation, it is a new and fast growing organization and there is room for development upward. If there is any other information you may require, please feel free to write or phone the enclosed address. Sincerely Yours, Marshall S chmier 4 6j�, / Drc ;RLCEtV"P° , N Mr. M. a. Burnett Chesterfield County, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: n Richmond, Virginia December 1, 1955 i Pursuant to our telephone conversation of this morning, with reference to your ad for Purchasing Agent, I have had 29 years of purchasing experience as follows: From 1926 to 1935 I was a buyer with O.R. & 0., Inc., of 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 716 From 1936 to 1941, I operated a retail business of my own consisting of 4 stores and leased departments in the State of Virginia. I did all the purchasing and merchandising for this business. In 1942, I went with Richmond Quartermaster Depot as a buyer in the Purchasing Division. In 19435, I was inducted into the U. S. Army and honDrably discharged the same year. In 1944, I entered the wholesale business here in Richmond, which I have operated up until the present. This business is being liquidated. 1 am a high school graduate with one year's business course in Buying and Merchandising at N. Y. University. My high school and college training were in night school. I am 44 years of age, married, witr_ one child. 1 have been a resident of Richmond, Va. for the past 19 years. If there is any further information you may require, I shall be glad to furnish same. Thanking you for any consideration given me, and awaiting your reply, I am Re e yours., Sol Toss Business address: 9 North 7th St., Richmond, Va. Phone 3-8138 Home address: 4516 Park Avenue " 11 it 5-4227 /\23 4 56� �R DEC "X . . Durlia tt Chesterfield Cou:�ty Va. Dear sir;- 2I di c r.'iond Va . +illway live. �ecenioer 2/55 iith reference to our lohone conversation, I am herewith r.ia in; application for tl`Le position as advertises. I have had consider€,ble ex erience in buyin as c builder for the oast Nears, <::id as an Frchitect I Have created and drawn mE ny flans and specifications. Ik'-building experience Glso gave rie :auch in personal work u�jd lalzdscapirjg; rid* early busi.riess experience I operated as a Real estate salesman L,nd later E. ea materolcer, ap)raising, selling collection of rests and Fire Insurance �;errt. I am a native born I;:ichLnonder, 57 years old, married (ovan Ly home) reasonably good habits, no smoking or drinking. Baitist by faith, member Dove !:asonic order; educated in Richmond; Law course and Architecture Chicago; Lusiness Adm. shorthand and typewriting J-aithdeal Richmond. I am active and in good health and I would appreciate nearing from you to learn more of my experience. Phone 6-4I8I Yours very truly, lhunwan Fler.=.ling Lt.t..i 49 kb 6 6 � J DEC RR RECEW N,24" VZ t tt,71 t4- Au C) cv1 !) cr MR. M. W. BBU CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CHESTERFIELD COURT HOUSE, DEAR MR. BURNETT: 140 3606 EDGEWOOD AVENUE R I C HMO.ND 220 VIRGINIA 30 NOVEMBER 1955 VIRGINIA THIS IS IN REFERENCE TO YOUR AD IN THE RICHMOND NE'AS LEADER, THIS DATE, RELATIVE TO AVAILABLE POSITION OF PURCHASING AGENT WITH YOUR ORGANIZATION. IT IS REQUESTED THAT I BE CONSIDERED FOR THE POSITION ADVERTISED AND THE FOLLO*ING INFORMATION IN MY BEHALF IS gUBMITTED; I AM THIRTY THREE YEARS OF AGE, MARRIED4 ONE CHILD, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE,. VETERAN OF WORLD WAR TWO AND A PERMANENT RESIDENT OF THIS CITY. I AM CURRENTLY, AND HAVE BEEN FOR THE PAST Tv'ELVE YEARS EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN GENERAL CLERICAL, PURCHASING, AND ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY. I AM PRESENTLY WITH THE DEPART- MENT OF THE ARMY, VIRGINIA MILITARY DISTRICT, AS ADMIN- -ISTR.ATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE CHIEF OF A LARGE PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT SECTION. I WAS, FOR APPROXIMATELY TWO YEARS, IN COMPLETE CHARGE OF PURCHASING, STOCKING, ISSUEING, AND ACCOUNTI`JG FOR APPROXIMATELY 10,000 DIFFERENT AUTOMOTIVE AND ORDNANCE SUPPLY PARTS AND EQUIPMENT FOR THIS AGENCY. THIS FUNCTION WAS CONSOLIDATED WITH THAT OF THE QUARTER- -MASTED' DEPOT, BELLWOOD, VIRGINIA, THIS BEING THE REASON FOR MY TRANSFER TO THE PRESENT POSITION OF ADM ASSISTANT. MY PRESENT SALERY IS $4200.00 PER ANNUM. I HAVE ALWAYS MAINTAINED AN OUTSTANDING EFFECIENCY RATING AND HAVE ACCUMULATED THE MAXIMUM ANNUAL AND SICK LEAVE JUHICH INDICATES NON ABUSE OF THE PRIAAILEDGE. DUE TO THE UNCERTANITY THAT PREVAILS IN FEDERAL AGENCIES AT THIS TIME AND A CJNSTANT CHAN"E OF TOP ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL I SINCERELY DESIRE TO "BREAK AWAY" AND BECOME ASSOCIATED WITH AN ORGANIZATION SUCH AS YOiURS, WHERE ABILITY AND INITIATIVE ARE RECOGNIZED AND CONSIDERED AS MERIT FOR FURURE INCREASES AND PROMOTION. YOUR CONSIDERATION WILL BE APPRECIATED. VERY TRULY YOURS AMES M. PARKER, JR. R,F,D. it Fort Defiance, Va, November 30, 1955 Mr. M, W, Burnett Chesterfield County, Va, Dear Mr. Burnett: This has reference to your ad* for purchasing agent in the Richmond Times Dispatch, which proves desirable to me and would appreciate the opportunity of discussing the Position with you. I have had considerable experience in purchasing procedure and held position of purchasing agent with the General Electric Company in Richmond before being trans- ferred to the Waynesboro Division, in January of this year. My principle reason for desiring to return to Richmond is my family as well as myself have been life long residents of that city and we are not completely satisfied in our new location, I am forty-four years of age, limited to a grade and preparatory school education, not having the opportunity to go to college, however I feel that my many years of business experiences will more than offset the lack of college training, I am married and have four children, my two oldest sons are attending colleges in the State. I can furnish the best of references and if you have any doubt of my qualifications you may contact, Mr. a. F. Gordon, purchasing agent, hmerican Tobacco Company, Richmond Leaf Department, 2400 East Cary St. or Mr. Mark H. Finkel retired acting Director of Public Safety of Richmond, now residing at R.F.D. %7, Box 26, Richmond, Virginia. Therefore if you are interested, I would appreciate the opportunity of discussing the matter further with you at your convenience,, Very truly yours, Gordon L. Perkins M December 1, 1955 Mr. M. W. Burnett Chesterfield County Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: For several months I have been contemplating a business change, consequently, your advertisement for a Purchasing Agent prompted me to apply for an interview. Presently, and for the past year to eighteen months, I have been assistant to the Plant Purchasing Agent and Foreman of all Receiving and warehouse handling and storage for P. Lorillard Company's Richmond Virginia Plant. Previous to the above, I had nine year's supervisory experience in all departments of the above plant which includes Manufacturing and Traffic among others. My education includes two year's college credits gained through University of Richmond Night School Classes for the past nine years. I am thirty-four years of age, married, and have two children. It would be a privilege, Mr. Burnett, for me to have the opportunity to discuss the matter further with you. You may contact me either at home or work as I have listed below. Thank you for your attention. Very sincerely, Edward 0. Van Pelt Home: 4208 Fenwick Street Richmond 22, Virginia Work: P. Lorillard Company 2300 E. Cary Street Richmond, Virginia Dial: 2-7295 EOV/lv H. S. BARR PRESIDENT HARDIE SPRAYERS PHONES 1%W 3838, 3839, 3830 BARR'S INCORPORATED due dig 3,a 2 EPce OAdLah&a and 9AU1 A 10 INTER -NATIONALLY FAMOUS TRADE NAME LINES ® ~ ALLIS-CHALMERS FERGUSON ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS NEW IDEA HARDIE GEHL JAMESWAY DELAVAL FAIRBANKS—MORSE BOLENS Parts and Service WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA C:70 December 1 1955 W. Burnett Chesterfield County, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: I amapplyingfor the position that you advertised in the Richmond TimesDispatch". I am at the present time working for the firm as general manager. Due to the fact that the owner is selling otit T am therefore,looking for another position. I am pretty sure that my qualifications will qualify me for the position as advertised. I am a resident of Richmond, Virginia living at 2106 77edgewood Avenue. Prior to my moving; to Richmond I worked for the state of Voest Virginia for a period of eighteen yeprs having had much experience in purchasing materials and other commodities for the Prison labor commission. Should you like to interview me further for this application I would appreciate if you would either write to me at my residencein Richmond or call me by telephone. LR: jf GEHL HARVESTER Yours very truly Lo _s Romano 06 Wedgewood Ave. Richmond, Virginia /i�c rt/ e C3 a 43 0)..R-e_P41 '0� d ;Z4 FERGUSON TRACTOR end FLHGUSON STSI!M IM1IVLLI'.tLN tti 152Ic/ M a we s'a r,�'v S e'l /✓. ••e a H" CONCRETE STAVE SILOS /a -lLo �i!rLL.ir..7yl-���L��' LG�L'✓('Kil ..G-�( .�� '{Q Q %Lt`:�:Y ei V LtLC1yCe' •Wc`Z�/ .L24 �j.J�./v�/..�X�.,L�G`-sa..GC �G��G�LLC��LX�. G�•°7,Z/-���/YLtc-Ls"C... .��•.cL'rri.�.l-1" i�5,� ' f�-�v (-avc�.:c 11�0���� ..{�s�,�cyc,d?�(K"i - , lo/ .7 7P:3 _-- Rl.L� �i t lC��3it.TJ lC i1»�� B 1106 W.Franklin Street , Apartment #302 , Richmond , Virginia November 30 ,1955 • 3G M.W.Burnett , Chesterfield County , Virginia. Dear Sir : I am writing , in answer to your ad in tod.ays issue of the Richmond Times -Dispatch , requesting an interview to discuss the possibility of my being considered for the position as Purchasing Agent which you have open . I have a purchasing background consisting of 15 years experience. Ten of these years was spent as a procurement agent for the Air Force , and five have been spent as local plant purchasing agent for the Richmond plant of a national concern with whom I am still employed . I am thoroughly trained and experienced in all phases of both purchasing procedure and expediting , and have purchased , tested., and inspected all types of material from office supplies to heavy machinery and automotive equipment 1:y education consists )f Grammer School , two years of High School , three years (f Prep School , and two years of College. In addition , I attended classes in purchasing procedure which were sponsored by the Air Force and held in several of our major colleges . I also was given a special course in Expediting methods. I get along well with people that I am in contact with . I easily learn and practice new systems and methods . I can originate new ideas , and train other people in the use of them . I have supervised the work of several hundred people , both male and female . at a time . My judgement is considered mature And I know how to follow orders . My present employer is satisfied with my work , but I wish to make a change , for reasons which I will gladly explain during an interview Your reply may be addressed to me at the above address Cr I can be reached by phone from 8:30 AM to 5 PM at 82-5691 After PM I can be reached at 4-8817 iting an early reply granting me an interview , I remain , Very truly yours , Lhn S.Couper M fi� WILLIAM D. 5HONNARD 616 Fayette Avenue, Richmond, Virginia November 30, 1955 Mr. M. W. Burnett Chesterfield County Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: Today you advertised your need for a purchasing agent. This is a letter of application for that position. I am now connected with Camp Manufacturing Company, Inc. here in Richmond; not as a purchasing agent but rather as a highly productive representative. However, my experience with purchasing agents and their duties extend for more than six years. During this time I have come to know many of them and to appreciate the tremendous responsibility their position requires. You may wonder why I seek to leave my present duties. My current position has required constant travelling which is a hardship on our family. Naturally, this is my first obligation. Camp Manufacturing Company, Inc. is completely aware of my plans. The names of my supe- riors are on enclosed brief resume. They will. have for you the finest of references. In 1949 at Charleston, South Carolina, I graduated from The Citadel with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science, the study of government. In addition to my general business experience, Mr. Burnett, I offer you a directed ambition to make a career connection in purchasing. May I have a personal interview with you? Yours sincerely, 000, A e'_:� William D. Shonnard WILLIAM D. SHON ARD 616 Fayette Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Richmond 2.7769 RESUME Age 32 Height 6#21, Married with two daughters Health Mentally and physically excellent Church Ginter Park Methodist Church, Richmond, Virginia. Personal Good appearence and personable; a drinker only when socially required. Education Graduated from The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina in 1949. Bachelor of Science Degree in Political Science. Military_8tatus Now exempt from further military service -- Served two and one-half years, overseas in the Ninth Air Force. Honorable discharge in 1946. —Employers Refer to. Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing F—M. Metcalfe Company; 1501 South Main St. High Point Same Address North Carolina--1949 to 1951 Chadbourne Hosiery Mills, Box 1891 R. B. Hammes Charlotte, N.C. 1951 to 1952 Same Adress Camp Manufacturing Company M. M. Mills Box 1598 Richmond, Virginia or 1952 to present. Rucker Ryland Phone-70381 Personal References Mr. Allan Rennie 7520 Park Line Drive, Richmond, va,. Mr. John Williams 620 Fayette Avenue, Richmond, Va. Mr. Perry Heacock 618 Fayette Avenue, Richmond, Va. Mr. Frank Gartley 9 Valley Place:, Montclair, N. J. '� �d . mob mid*,C ?' 2804 West P. 0. Box Hopewell, Mr. M. W. Burnett Chesterfield County Virginia Dear Sir: Broadway 52 Virginia In reply to your advertisement in the Richmond Times - Dispatch for a Purchasing Agent I hereby make application for the position. I have thirteen years experience as buyer of indus- trial materials, consisting of approximately 10,000 stores supply items, such as laboratory, hospital, cafeteria, of- fice, electrical, plumbing, automotive and photographic supplies.. Also building materials, steel, chemicals, tools, machines and machine parts, fastenings, hardware and various other items. My duties consisted of being responsible for obtain- ing competitive price quotations by telephone and corres- pondence. Make awards to successful bidders, assign purchase order identification, determine F. 0. B. points of shipment and terms of payment. Compile required data preparatory to typing of the purchase order. Prepare correspondence pertain- ing to matters concerning purchasing and expediting. I have knowledge of invoicing and stock control records, and I am a typist. I shall appreciate an interview. My telephone number is Hopewell 3107. Very truly yours, ]4 . C'yvt j �L �Jk� 0 m �A ZLI M M Name: Residence: Birth: Age: Marital Status: Service: Education: Employment: William R. Jennings, Jr. 3013 Byrd Avenue (Buying) Richmond, Virginia (Native) January 28, 1926 29 Married, 3 children Navy, 4 years - 1943-1947 USMC, 1 year - 1950-1950 Westhampton High School - Grad. 1943 University of Richmond - 1947-1950 - Also 2 summers Reason for leaving: Called into active service with the USMC. Major: Accounting Minor: Business Presently employed in Purchasing Department of a large local chemical corporation. Experience: Two and a half years expediting material for new construction. In constant contact with various suppliers, manufacturers, fabricators, etc. Contact was personal and by telephone. This involved travelling the major industrial cities of the east. Two years ago was transferred into Purchasing Department in which I am presently employed. This also involves constant contact with suppliers, etc. by telephone and mail. I'have experience in buying all types of material used in a continuous chemical process. Personal References: Frank J. Wyatt, Jr. c/o Frank Wyatt's Esso #1 5526 Lakeside Avenue Richmond, Virginia T. B. Merrick 109 Senoca Road Richmond, Virginia G. Frank Marable 4808 Morrison Road Richmond, Virginia John L. Clark c/o John H. Frischkorn, Inc. 8th & Cary Streets Richmond, Virginia This is to be held strictly confidential. n Mr. M.W. Burnett,Executive Secretary Chesterfield County Chesterfield Cout House,Va, Dear Mr. Burnett: C+/) December 7,1955 in accordance with our conversation of December 6th,here are a few facts pertinent to my applying for the purchasing position with Chesterfield County. Bruce Lloyd Clark Age 44 Married (Janet Strachan) One Child -Burke Faris Clark Age 9 Attended elementary -schools Richmond,Va. Graduated Augusta Military Academy 1928 B.S. Degree Hampden -Sydney College 1932 Have had purchasing experience at the Medical Center,Was hington, D.C. (3 years) both as Assistant Purchasing Agent and as Purchasing Agent. One and a half years as Purchasing Agent,Miami Valley Hospital,Dayton,Ohio and one and a half years as Director of Purchases,Medical College of Virginia,Richmond,Va. My purchasing experience has included the organizing and directing of a new centralized purchasing system (Miami Valley Hospital) and the reorganizing of an exixsting system (Medical College of Va.).My work has included the instalation and maintaining of perpetual invantory,the writing of specifications for bids, awarding of contracts, distribution of supply expense and supervision of the storing and distribution of supplies. I would appreciate a personal interview in regards to this position so that I may answer any questions you might have. Very truly Yours Bruce L. Clark Bruce L. Clark 84-6802 5200 New Kent Rd, Richmond 25,Va. r ff Bon Air, Virginia December 6, 1955 Mr, M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary Chesterfield County, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: In accordance with our telephone conversation of last week, I hereby submit my application for purchasing clerk for the County. I am twenty nine years of age, veteran of World War II, married and have two children. I was educated in the public schools and have been a life long resident of Chesterfield County. I am a member of the Bon Air Community Association and Recreational Activities, Bon Air Methodist Church and Mens' Club; Assistanr Chief and Treasurer of the Bon Air - Southampton Volunteer Fire Department, and President of the Association of Chesterfield County Volunteer Fire Departments for the coming year* My previous experience briefly consist of: The years of 1947 through 1949, I was employed by Smith-Utterback, Inc., automobile agency, as assistant to the office manager. Since that time I have been employed by Virginia Plumbing & Heat- ing Corporation, a commerical and industrial contracting firm. I have handled all administrative detail and purchasing for this firm with an average of $196,000 yearly purchases of material and sub -contracting. For the past three years I have held the position of Corporation Secretary in addition to my other duties. (I am not a stock holder.) Should I be considered for this position I would be most happy to discuss with you this matter further as to my pre- vious experience. Yours very tr ,\ oma s W. CO DEC References Encl, Q� "flop M Bea Air, Virginia December d, 1965 Mr. M« M. Burnett, Bxeoutive Secretary Chesterfield County, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: In accordance with our tolephone conversation of last weep, I hereby submit y application for purchasing cleat for the County. I an twenty nine years of age, veteran of World Mar II, married and have two ohildren. I was educated in the public schools and have been a life long resident of Chesterfield County. I an a member of the Bon Air Community Association and Recreational Activities, Bon Air Methodist Church and Mons$ Club$ Assistanr Chief and Treasurer of the Hon Air-. Southampton Volunteer Fire Department, and President of the Association of Chesterfield County Volunteer Fire Departments for the coming year. My previous experience briefly consist ors The years of 1947 through 1"9, I was employed by Smith•Utterback, Ino., automobile agency, as assistant to the office manager. Since that time I have boon employed by Virginia Plumbing d Beat- ing Corporation, a commerical and industrial contracting firm. I have handled all administrative detail and purchasing for this firm with an average or $196,000 yearly purchases or material and sub -contracting. For the past three years I have held the position of Corporation Secretary in addition to y other duties. (I an not a stock holders) Should I be happy to discuss ♦ions experience* References Mole considered for this position I would be most with you this matter further as to y pro - Yours very tngy, M 0 Business References; Frank Hollis, Manager - Crane Co., Richmond, Virginia R. M. Alger, President - Present Employer G. G. Longacre, Manager - Noland Co., Richmond, Virginia Character References: Dr. H. M. Richardson Maxwell R. Schools Fred H. Lord James W. Gordon R. J. Britton Marshall F. Driskell Midlothian Midlothian Bon Air Bon Air Manchester Southampton 0 f m m Duoin000 Reroroa0000 Frawh Bollio, ManaBor • or"* Co., allebamd, PirMinia Rq M. A1gw, Prooidont Proos t Ruployw Go Go Lmooro, Manapr • Noland Co., Kiohnmd, "rirpiaia charaotor Mororon"os Dr. Be. No Riobardoaa Maxwell it. "heels Fred B. Lord Jmwo Y. Gordon a J q wittm Marshall Pq Driscoll Midloud" Midlo"dan ads Air am Ar Msadwstor soKwumptm e94(11 ;�l � M tO A M Richmond, Virginia December 5, 1955 Mr, M. W. Burnette Executive Secretary of Chesterfield County Chesterfield Courthouse Virginia Dear Mr, Burnette: I wish to be considered for the position of Purchasing Agent for Chesterfield County. I have been a resident of Chesterfield County far lb years. Most of this time I have been engaged in general merchandise.. farm supply and hardware business; part of the time in business for myself and then as an employee of the Arcady Farm Supply(formerly of Richmond) and the Colonial Hardware. In this type of work I was manager and did the purchasing and selling; buying all lines of hardware, building supplies, farm supplies and trucks. I will be glad to come for a personal interview, at your convenience, and give any further information you may wish on my background and experience. Any consideration you can give to my application will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely yours, Elton C. Harris 4 1/ 4. 6408 W. Grace St. Richmond 26, Virginia P--ecember 6, 1955 Chesterfield County Court House Chesterfield County, Virginia Attn: Mr. T.I.W. Burnett, Purchasing, Secretary -Treasurer -`- RVP � '.' y, rp[ 3 Dear Mr. Burnett, In regard to your advertisement for Purchasing Agent in the News Leader, I wish to submit formal application herewith; to be held in the strictest confidence until such time as references are need- ed: MY AGE: 25 BIRTHPLACE: Mapleton, Maine MARITAL STATUS: Married, 1 Child MY EXPI_RIENCE: 2-112 Years Purchasing Glass, Building Supplies, Sanitary Supplies, Office Supplies, etc. for Binswanger & Co., Inc. here in Richmond, Va. 1 Year Sales of Glass and Building Supplies for same Company. 3-112 Years U.S. Army as First Sergeant, Co. Clerk, Chief Clerk and Infantryman in the United States, Japan and Korea. MY EDUCATION: High School, Milo, Maine, Clerk -Typist School, Port Lee, Virginia. 1 Semester _iusiness Speech, University of Richmond. I can type app. 50 words per minute and am familiar with office procedures here at Binswanger & Co where I am presently working as House Salesman and Expeditor. I am happy with my present work but am eager to better my position. Please hold confidential until such time as is necessary to contact my employer because I do not want to incriminate my position here. If any additional information is needed please call me at below Richmond telephone. Yours very truly, �N. Sp r 88-5210 r/ Mineral, December Mr. M- Vd. Burnett County Purchasing Clerk Chesterfield County, Va. Dear Mr. Burnett: Virginia 6, 1955 I am writing in regard to our telephone conversation on December 6, 1955 applying for the position as purchasing clerk. I graduated from Louisa County High Ccho ->1 in 1943, served two years in the navy as radio operator, worked three years for C. P. Noel & Bro. Min- eral, Va. as assiEtant manager in purchasing food for retail purposes, completed an eighteen month course in Accountancy and Business Administration, served one year in service during the Korean crzis as purchaser, inspector and shipper of poultry, pork and beef for the Army, worked two years for C. FL. 'hood ( d'dalton & 'Wood Motor Co., inc.) Pendleton, Va. as parts man and purc'�Laser, and June 1953 came to work for Arcady Farm Supply, Inc. Min- eral, Va. as bookkeeper maintaining a complete set of books. My primary purpose in applying for the position you are offering is that I will soon be out of employment due to t',e fact we are going out of bus- iness. I was selected by Arcady Farms Ivilling Company, 500 'direst 138th Street, Chicago 27, Ill. to deplete the inventory, equipment and work on the account receivables of which I have had very much success. Should you desire more information in regard to my back ground, you may refer to: Mr. L. A. Heller, County Clerk, Nlr. 4. Earle Crank, Common- wealth Attorney, and Mr. H. H. Purcell all of which you may contact by writing to Louisa, Virginia. Should you deem it feasable, I will be glad to meet with you by an appoint- ment at your convenience. Thanking you for any consideration you might extend toward this application I remain, Ver truly yours, Carroll T. Corker M December 6, 1955 %r. 1. J. Burnett, E>ectutive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Va. Dear Sir: It has been brought to W attent_�•on by "±. L. h. Bell a co-rroricer that Chesterfield County is conteml,lating the engaging of a pruchas- inC agent. Please accept my application for this position which I trust Tfill be liven every consideration. At this uniting and for the past seven years I have been employed by a large engineering and construction company as buyer. In this capacity it has been in a large part my responsibility to purchase -the various and sundry materials which are required for the many large projects which have been completed and others nmv under con- struction. L,y previous e<>perience to that stated above has been mostly in sales and clerical ;rorli over a period of more than twenty years. Some of the materials and products T,;hich I have bought and sold are as foll(xs: steel, lumber, tools, hardware, machinery, trucks, cars, tires, stationery. Also supplies for printing, plumbing, engineers, draftsman and first -aid. To further aquaint you with addit..onal qualifications may I respect- fully request an early interview. V91-j ptrul,,,r yoVXS., Paul P. Schiener 7802 Hermitage Load Richmond 28, Va. 6-6171 1300 Heywood Rd. Richmond 24, Va. Mr. M. W. Burnett November 19, 1955 Chesterfield Courthouse Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett; I hereby submit application for the position of Purchasing Clerk for the County of Chesterfield, Virginia. My age is 26 years, married, high school education, studied 3 years evening school University of Richmond and have served 3 years in the military service. Presently I am employed by the National Aniline Division of Allied Chemical and Dye Corp. in Hopewell as a timekeeper, having worked 8 months. Previously, I had 6 months as a cost accountant with the R. H, Donnelley Corp., 2 years as Assistant Chief Time- keeper with E. I. Du Pont Co., 6 months sales and collection ser- vice with Dunn and Bradstreet, which included collection of past due bills and the selling of collection service contracts, dealing directly with business firms. Eight months as Office Manager for the Spear Auto Supply Co., handling daily cash sales, credit cus- tomers, writing purchase orders, checking invoices to the orders and payment of the invoices. This position is the only actual experience I have enabling me to apply for this position you have open. Prior to this I served 3 years in the U. S. Army as an Administrative Specialists. May I add, that I have always admired governmental service and have previously attempted to gain employment in this field. Being only 26 years of age, it is felt that I hold a long career ahead that would be of endowed service to the growing county of Chesterfield, Virginia. Any consideration afforded me towards this position of Pur- chasing Clerk would be appreciated. I remain, Yours truly, Paul C. Doble CITY Gbir LIIYej, C SOUH CAROLI1tiA C4L�JM SIA � �. J y�3� uT O fy�yEgRt OF THE November 2% 1955 Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: Attached is a resume of my personal and professional background. I feel uniquely qualified to operate your new purchasing department for I have not only operated a county and a city purchasing department, but I was faced with devising a system, evolving forms and methods and procedures and selling central purchasing to the department heads in both places. My efforts in and contributions to the field of public purchasing have been recognized by my collagues for they have elected me to office in national, regional and local purchasing organizations. The only problem that I see in the proposal outlined in your letter is one of salary. The one you mention is somewhat less than I have been making with the City of Columbia. Unless this figure could be raised, I could not consider the position. If it would be possible for you to consider a higher salary, I would be pleased to have you contact ny present employer, Mr. T. F. Maxwell, City Manager of Columbia for an evaluation of my professional background. Respectfully submitted, Wes. -Id Wade H. Hannah WHH:bbr Enclosure 'fir' '1"W November 23, 1955 Wade H. Hannah Personal Age - 28 years Birthplace - Charleston, South Carolina Married - Four children Armed Services - U. S. Navy, 1944-46 Educ at ion The Citadel, A. B. Degree, 1948 Vanderbilt University, M. A. Degree, 1949; Cordell Hull Fellow Institute for Training in Municipal Administration, Certificate for Successful Completion of "The Technique of Municipal Administration", 1950; and "Municipal Finance Administration", 1954. University of South Carolina, audited a course in Municipal Accounting, 1954. Memberships National Institute of Governmental Purchasing, Member, Board of Directors American Society for Public Administration International City Managers' Association Carolinas Chapter - National Institute of Governmental Purchasing - Secretary -Treasurer Columbia Purchasing Agents' Association - Vice -President References Mr. Thomas F. Maxwell, City Manager City Hall Columbia, South Carolina Mr. E. Robert Stallings, County Manager San Mateo County Courthouse Redwood City, California Expe rienc e City Purchasing Agent, Columbia, South Carolina - March 1951 to date. Duties: 1. Procuring the supplies, equipment and services required for a city of 93,000 population. Performing all phrases of the purchasing function from analysis of the requirements of the operation, writing speci- fications, preparing bid forms and analyzing bid results and making awards. 2. Performing research projects such as: (a) Record retention and destruction for all city departments. (b) Cataloging and filing methods for the Building Inspection Division. En En 3. Supervising the operation and maintainence of all public buildings including special projects such as: (a) Development of an internal dial telephone system for all city departments in cooperation with the telephoneRcompany. (b) Liaison between the city and the architect, contractors and sub -contractors on a $250,000 remodeling program for City Hall. 4. Miscellaneous duties such as: (a) Assisting in the preparation of annual and special reports. (b) Serving as property control and surplus disposal officer. (c) Performing budget analysis and control work for the City Manager. Administrative Assistant to the County Manager of Charleston County, South Carolina. September 1949-March 1951. Duties: 1. Serving as procurement officer for the County. 2. Doing research on current organizational problems. 3. Developing and administering a comprehensive insurance program. 4. Supervising county payroll preparation. 5. Analyzing revenue sources and projecting trends. 6. Receiving and following up complaints. Published Articles "Setting Up Central Purchasing in a City", The American City, October, 1953. "Smart Comfort From the New Wool and Dacron Uniforms", The American City, August, 1953. "Uses City's Accounting Code for All Purposes", The Office, September, 1954. "Filing Code Based on Commodity Classification", Purchasing, April, 1955. "Use Your Accounting System", The Municipal South, May, 1955. "Additives - An American View", Supplies, May, 1955 Consulting Duties Served as consultant to the City of Florence, South Carolina and recom- mended policies, procedures and forms for organising a central purchasing system, 1955. --eel J, 5; 7 tJ m Np.W .�uU 2515 Plateau Road Charlottesville, Va. Mr. M.W.Burnett Chesterfield County Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: In reply to your advertisement for a Purchasing Agent in the Richmond Times -Dispatch Saturday December 3rd. 1955 I would like to submit the following application; Name: Phil W. Markwood Age: 39 Present Occupation: Assistant Purchasing Agent for the University of Virginia and University of Virginia Hospital Education: Elementary and High School: Public Schools of CharlottesvilleT Va. College: Completed three years in Commerce and Business Administration at the Univ- ersity of Virginia. N4ilitary History: Served in the USAAF in the ETO as a Glider Pilot during World War II. Experience: 1937-1942 Assistant :Manager of the Univ- ersity Theatre, Dominion Services Inc. Charlottesville, Va. 1942-1945 USAAF 1945-1949 Bookkeeper and Office manager Settle Tire and Supply Co., Charlottes- ville, Va. 1949-1951 Stock Clerk and Parts Sales,' man, H.M.Gleason g Co. Inc., Charlottes- ville, Va. 1951-Present Assistant Purchasing Agent at the University of Virginia and Univ- ersity of Virginia Hospital. Page 1 116 Wes t End Blvd., Empor is , Virginia Dec .5,1955 Phone: 3342 Mr.M.W.Burnett,Exec.Secretary Chesterfield County Chesterfield C .H. , Virginia Dear Mr.Burnett: It is a pleasure for me to respond to your ad and make application for the position of Purchasing Clerk,working under your immediate supervision. For about 15 years I did the buying of mill and office supplies,as well as farmers stock peanuts, on Bank Street in Petersburg for Barnhart Mercantile Company so I feel well - qualified to handle this ass ignmentp we depended largely on James McGraw also Smith -Courtney in Richmond and Henry Walks in Norfolk for heavy supplies while T.S.Beckwith and several Richmond concerns took care of our orders for stationery and printing supplies. My early training under F.L.Minga and R.T.Tucker gave me greatest respect for the three cardinal factors of quality, NET price and shipping service which must have constant attention for a successful operation. .At the moment, I am self-employed; taking care of up -keep problems on several buildings which I own in Emporia and Jarrett so I would be available January 1. For references I wish to submit: William Ellis at the Bank in Colonial Heights Ben Kinsey and LeRoy Anderson at Citizens National, Petersburg. Gen.E.E.Goodwvn,Insurence 'executive and Rev.John C.Runkle here in Emporia could give you a more recent check on my community standing and personal habits. An interview at your convenience would be appreciated. Very truly yours,,,}�te , a �6w�y' .. .. Robt.E.Barnhart P.S•ITmight be proper to add: I have a family cansisting of my wife and a daughter 16 who is a junior in Emporia High. As educational background,I have a B.S.degree me joring in agriculture but minoring in public relations & journalism. REB. M Mr, M.W. Burnett, Chesterfield County,Virginia. Dear Mr. Burnett: K cl, DEC RECEIVED 1 December 4, 1955 In reference to your ad in the Richmond Times -Dispatch I hereby apply for the position as purchasing agent. I have had foueteen years in purchasing and retail sales for Mr. Nathan Sternheimer,President of the A and N Stores in Richmend.Viriginia. At the age of eighteen ,I entered Mr. Sternheimer's employ as a clerk, and shortly afterwood I was promoted to sales manager of the branch store on Hull Street. In reference to my education ,I regret that I amunable to produce a College degree,but some how I feel confident that my years of actual experience in buying and selling will coppensate for lack of higher mathematics. I shall be glad to answer any questions pertaining to my personal or business life when you grant me an interview. In the meantime may I suggest that you contact Mr. Arcell Robins ( dial 82-W24) as a character reference. I can also furnish business references, such as Mr. Wade G McCargo and John W. Wood. Sincerely yours, Maurice B. Manson /.►d�--�,�� 1715 Snead Read Richmond24, Virginia. ``, Ift As Assistant it is my duty to.make emerg- ency purchase¢ of: 1. Building"and Maintenance Supplies 2. Staple Foods 3. Janitoral Supplies 4. Household Supplies 5. Office Supplies and Equipment 6. Prepare and receive bids for contract- ual services such as floor covering, roofing, air conditioning and other furnish and install items. 7. Supervise the operation of four store- rooms which have a inventory of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars with a four times a year turn over. S. Prepare and approve requisitions sub- mitted to the Division of Purchasing and Printing Commonwealth of Va. for pur chpLs e.. 9. Assume -the duties of the Purchasing Agent in his absence. References: Mr. Haynes L. Settle, Building Contractor Preston Ave., Charlottesville, Va. Mr. C.D. Searson, General Manager and Vice - President, H.M.Gleason & Co. Inc., Charlo- tesville, Va. Mr. John IN. Williams, Anderson Bros. Book Store, Charlottesville, Va. Mr. George W.Warren Jr., Director of Purch- asing, Univert ity of Maryland, College Park Maryland. If the above information meets with your approval, I would appreciate a interview with you at your convenience before any 'decision is made. I.would also appreciate it if this application be kept con- fidential as I am not ready to mall--� ray intentions known to my immediate supervisors at this time. Ve y truly ours hil � , M r ood Phone 22219 2515 Plateau Road Charlottesville, Va. cm cm mr. ko.W.Burnett Chesterfield County Virginia Dear Mr. Burnettt 2515 Plateau Road Charlottesvillex Va. In reply to your advertisement for a Purchasing Agent in the Richmond Times -Dispatch Saturday December 5rd. 1955 1 would like to submit the following application; Name: Phil ' . Markwood Age: 139 Present Occupati oni Assistant Purchasing Agent for the university of Virginia and University of Virginia Hospital EduEcationt Elementary and High school: ?public schools of Charlottesvill.e4i Va. Colleget Completed three years in Commerce and Business Administration at the Univ- ersity of Virginia. Military ii.storyt Served in the USAAF is they BTO as a Glider Pilot during World 'far 11. Experien:ee t 1.9z7_1942 Assistant Manager of the Univ- ersity Theatre, Dominion Services Inc. Charlottesville, Va. 1945-la4g bookkeeper and Office Manager Settle fire and Supply Co., Charlottes- ville Va. man, U.M.Gleason Co. Inc., Cha-lot;tes- vi lle,, va. 1351- Present Assistant.Purc�hasing Agent at the University of Virginia and Univ- ersity of Virginia Hospital. vsw Noe As Assistant it is my duty to make tmerg- @*base* oft 1. Building and Maintenance Supplies 2. Staple Foods 3, Janitoral Supplies 4, Household Supplies 5. Office Supplies and Eguipment 6. Pr6pare and receive grids ,fear contract- ual services such as flo'or covering, roofing, air conditioning and other AhMademand install items. 7. Supervise the operation of four store- rooms which have a inventory of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand oliars with a four times a year turn over. S. Prepare and approve requisitions Sub- mitted to the Division of Purchasing and Printing Commonwealth of Va. for purCh430. 9.,*2x*vmmP_the duties of the Purchasing Agent in his absence. References% Ylx. Haynes !J, Settles Building Contractor Preston Ave., Charlottesville# Va, Mr. C.D. Searsont General Manager and Vice - President, H.9,01eason & Co. Inc,* Charlo- tesville, Va. Mr. John W. Williams, Anderson Bros. Book Store, Charlottesville, Va. Mr. George W,Warren Jr,, Director of Purch- asing., Univerikity of 'Maryland, College Park NaryXand,. If the above Information meets with your approval, I would appr#ciate a interview with you at your convenience before any ,-'decision is made. T:4'would also appreciate It if this application be kept con- f idential as I am riot ready to makoi►fry intention* knom to,.imy mediate supervisors at this time. Verl truly yours /�ar 4 w. - 4 w, Pail W. tar wood Phone 22219 2515 Plateau Road Charlottesville, Va. M ovo 00009 Y l4x� 740-0-� 'o AL,-, 1114. e5� -70a -71 I'VII 7Z--- t7�� f4rf r I ; I ✓C-e-� J 1 ` �k%f�f-'c�c—�v � .:�• ��r��� �([A+G�J�1jj' �? December 13, 1955. 1207 Spring Road, Richrlond, Virginia. Tyr. 11. 41. Burnett, executive Se6retary, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield, Virginia. Dear ITr. Burnett: I w sh to make annlication for tl-te position as Purchasing Agent for the County. I am. fifty-two ?ears of age and a resident of Chesterfield County. Ilost of my experience has been thirty Nears with the Department of Highways, starting as a designer and leaving them as a Right of `;lair Engineer under 1.7r. P. '<<`1. Snead, District Engineer. These thirty years have given me the experience of v,rr.iting specifications, making and nrevaring contracts, receiving bids on work to be done and awarding contracts. I am a Certified ProfessionalEngineer. I refer you to 1jr. R. P. .Ellison, Executive Secretary, and 111r. P. '°I. Snead, District .Engineer, Moth of which are with the Virginia Department of High rays . I are at present v,,,ith Rice House T,�oving & Construction Corporation doing house ^loving and general contracting. Very truly Trours , �T: ,, . Ta., Kins 1 1Z13y�s ►" G nEC � RECEIVE,) OF A l, ��� Sp E�ii�liS -� srf,���Fco Mr. M. w. Burnett, Executive f Chesterfield M 1+.013 Chevy Chase Richmondi Virginia December 81 1955 Secretary County o Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia Dear Sir: Please consider me an applicant for the position Clerk mentioned in Saturday's News Leader. of Purchasingut wish position At the present ortunitiesyfor ed bdevel pmentsandradvacement. with better opportunities I am a graduate of Tappahannock High School and of Smithdeal - Massey Business College, of this city, where I studied accounting and General Business. My experience in office work includes es five bears re as a bookkeeper for Morgan Oil and 0. Upon separation from entering Military Service in 1950• P service in 1952 I accepted the position of Purchasing emplo ed. Agent with a local concern where I am presently employed. I am 27 years of age and married. I shall be glad to call at your office at your con- venience. My telephone nuLber is 5-2695• Verv.,AW my yours Geo a L. Brooks M M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Va. Dear Sir; 2202 *x Road Richmond 24, Va. Dec. 10, 1955 Please accept this as my application for the position of Purchasing Agent for the County of Chesterfield. I am 47 years of wire, married, and have been a resident of Chesterfield County for the past seven and a half years. I am a Hi rah School Praduate and studied account in a at Duquesne University for a short time. At present I am employed by Wards T.V. and Appliance Center as Service Manager of their Service Department. One of my duties is buying all parts and supplies for the Service Department and Shipping Department. We carry an inventory of over ten thousand dollars in parts. I have been with Wards since August 1951 and have been Service Manamr since Aup-ust 1954. Prior to joining Wards organization I was employed by the Veteran's Administration, Insurance Division, at Mc' -sire's Hospital from August 1946 to August 1951. I was working in the office of the Director of Insurance as a Statistical Clerk and left the Veteran's Administration because they were moving the office to Philadelphia, Pa. For the last three years I worked for the Veteran's Administration I received an effeciency rating of Excellent. I will gladly furnish more detailed information if granted a personal interview. Respectfully Yours, r M M - 2 - i,ir. _14. W. Burnett Chesterfield County, Virginia December. 8, 1955 In addition, i have charge of all the ordering of material needed to maintain pull -man sleeping cars. I am in charge of material stocked at outlying points such as Clifton Forge, Charlottesville, Petersburg and ivewnort News, Virginia, and Ronceverte, West Virginia; also military camps Ft. Belvoir, Ft. aL lstis, tit. Lee, rat. Bragg and Camp Pickett. I handle all correspondence pertaining to the o--)eration of the stores de;?artment. 3. P R6j!vAi, I am an American -born citizen, forty-one years of age, and a baptist. I can furnish all necessary references, including tnat of my present employer. I am presently draw- 4ng a salary of 44400 -,per year. As this is rbout the height I caxi reach in my present -,position, I am desirous of making a cnan�e . _ - After a oerusal of the above facts you will see why I think I am qualified to fill the existing vacancy. Your con- sideration of my gualifieFtions will be appreciated and I will be {Teased to appear in person in order that we may discuss them in further detail. Tele Rhone : 82-3059 Respectful] yours, �ov-a *4 RE 1 s(' R . F . D . 8, Box 544J Richmond, Virginia December 8, 1955 i�1r. . i°i . W . 13urne t t Executive Secretary Chesterfield County, Virginia Dear Sir: Before making your final decision for the position of Purchasing Agent, ,you will probably personally interview all the a�,D-olicants you are considering. In order that you may consider granting me an interview, I am stating my qualifica- tions as briefly as �?ossible. by ape. -)lication for thposition is based on experience V'Aica is varied and complete. 1. M C TION After completing two years of high school, I left school to �ielp my father sup-,)ort our family. Circumstances ,prevented MY completion of nigh school, but I endeavored to overcome this misfortune by taking bookkeeping at night school while working. 2. PERI -14CE My first position was with Pull -man Car 111f�,. Company as stockkeeper. While in the employ of this concern, I worked in the Stores and Yard :Departments from 1930 to 1-937• I worked with this concern during 1937 at their Bessemer, Ala., plant. I returned to Richmond and remained with this company until the t,)!_ant was sold to the United States 1�8,vy. During the years 1940-41-42 I worked with my father in the General Contracting business. in 1943 I was employed by The Pullman Company as Assistant Store''Xeeper. 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