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On Flood Control Of
Chovan River Basin
, Congressman Herbert C. Bonner
and Congressman Porter Hardy of
Virginiayplan to request that a public
hearing concerning the proposed flood
control of the Chowan River be held
- at the Winton Court House in the near
UBoth Congressmen plan to attend
the hearing which wu investigate cvu
ditions brought to light earlier by the
Albemarle Soil Conservation District
The proposed flood control of the
Chowan would; cover the entire, water
shed of the river and its tributaries
in North Carolina and Virginia, Con
gressman Bonner has been advised by
Co. G. T. Derby of the Corps of En
gineera, Norfolk. ' ' ll
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There had been some Question as to
whether .the proposed survey would
cover the entire river or only Hi up
per reaches.
Th arolect k of particular interest
to farmers along the Chowan, many of
whom ha.v solicited the assistance of
tha Athemarle Soil Conservation stood
in planning improvements on some of
the smaller streams. ..The farmers
are planning to "undertake improve
ments at their own expense, according
to Lloyd C. Bunch of the Conserva
tion Department. - r : . ; .' '-
The Conservation , Department has
opined that information from the pro
posed survey may be of great help In
carrying out the Conservation pro
gram in the Albemarle section.
No definite date has oeen set lor
the hearing, but Congressman Bon
ner assured that it would be tied, as
soon as possible.
The First District Representative
explained that efforts would be made
to have the hearing at wiwson since
it is centrally located and would prob
ably be the most convenient place for
those who plan to attend from both
ends of the Chowan.
Annuel Meoting Of
Tidewater Council
lnI!orfo!!(J:n.15lli
Fnmwt V. Ross, resident of She
Tidewater Council, Boy Scout' "of
America, has announced that the an
nual meeting of the. Tidewater CounV
cil, of which. Edenton is a part, will
be held Thursday, January is, . at
8:45 P. M. at the Navy Y. M. C. A-
Brooke Avenue, in Norfolk. The meet
ing will be a dinner meeting for bcout-
ers and their, ladies. Dress will be
informal, with uniform in order, but
attendance will be limited to adults.
The principal speaker for the oc
casion will be E. Urner Goodman, di
rector of the Division of Program,
Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Goodman
.nlnna an ATMntinillllir finfl TttlllltjL-
f inn u m. anMiVer. B.tMi thoitftvwho heard
him at the Regional meeting were
very much impressed. :
. The dinner accommodations wiu De
limited to 800 and tickets for the
meeting are on sale for $1.60. A ca
tnr has been secured for the meal
and the number of plates must ; be
guaranteed by next Monday, January
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