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brought to the fore at the Thursday, February 5, meeting of the Supervisors by the appearance of Judge Moffett of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. He came with a letter from Judge William Carson of the General District Court informing the Supervisors that extra space is needed, and that he wanted the two rooms on the ground floor of the courthouse now used by the voting registrar and the zoning office. Right now, the court has been using a corner of Clerk Ned Jones’s office, but Jones says he’s running out of room, too, and mentioned the possibility of adding a wing to the clerk’s building, to house the growing number of county records entrusted to his care.
COMMONWEALTH’S Attorney George Davis told the Supervisors that a meeting had been held that very morning about the court house space problem. Supervisor Butch Eastham asked immediately whether it might not
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