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Considerable ' progress has beeir
made in the expanded roadside de
velopment r"irarti"'-4J:jrh wag
aiaopted j "September'.. 19y4j the
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Penartmenl said i t v 4t "j.
Jj In recent' fep6tV W fflfehwajr
Chairman A. H'Cr&haiijfJlhe De
pat-tmeut stated,. tOur.eission con.:
treli work has bee continuSdas1 th -b&eic
consideration. The eflfeetl
bobs of, all o their roadside deeton.
yient ; woi-k ' i ( ependent , 071
groand-cover vegetation on . the
highway right 1 of . way. . Grasses
and tedpedetas are seeded on prac
tically all "roadside areas of pri
mary, highways. . .On. .secondary
roads, thn shoulders and fill slopes
which are most susceptible to eros-1
ion were, seeded," . r . '
. During the.past year, the Land- '
scape Department made a concen-f
trated nXfort to preserve , native f
rbadside growth. Unnecessary cut. I
thm of trees during clearing opera, j
tione en new' highway construction
wis re'ducesV . 1 'Sr3
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o tr.'.ti-ci.c:5 o ukm t:a t..nj
cutting p -gra.a h-rs proven the
wisdom of preserv' s ".v volun.
teer plant growi i int;ad of a
large scale program of new plant-
tegs. : On' many highways wih wk
der than a 60-foot right of way,
mowing has been limited to a width
of 0 feet from the pavement
Native tree sprouts and Heedlfngs
have been allowed to grew p-
thIckli-.on the outer -edge of the
rigrt' o? way."Tl)e bVst o tliese ha.
&rl plarftAJaiM Belected 'and saed
jjorl further growth. The less de
ferable plants have been removed."
I 'lesides retaining fBtue desira-
IM sniWeiareey ,m,itf tvay, tfie
favascniK? -ueparnnent nas aiscov-
iiiftl many dogwoods, redbuds. haw.
ok rnes, cedars, and hollies which
we e uncovered m. theiCe roadside
Tjii figles" 'ot native ptant swwth.
ty'carefnt selective ratting, these
beautiful native trees have been
broueh't into view of the Jiighway
traveler. ' . ' 1 - 1 ' '
' Th fin t stage of this selective
cutting was done along more than
500 miles of primary highway dur,
"t? the, past year. : . The selected
plants are youn? and small. They
haVe been tef much thicker than
theyjvni be eventually. Ijl apofher
year or two, additional -tWpining
Y"l 'dm ft 1c for e
trees to develop into good shapes
and 'sizes. s Selective cutting- has
bejh completed; on the following
gway: US 1 11T in Pender
"'County i US 258. 'frbni ' Ta'rbero
jotjtfj i wt 42; US 7U from Has.
tgh to Durham; US TO from hear
Aand to near Burling: ton: US 2f9-
0? in- Davidson County; US 821
'rem CataWba Elvpf to Innian: 1S
29-iZlimm ljGastonia ;to . Kings
Mountain;' US. 19-23 front Aarhevitle
to Haywood County line; US 17
f rom near Windsor to Chowan Riv
er; US 49 from US 52 to NC 73
near Mfc, Pleasant; and NC 87. from
US, 801 V near FayetteviMe, south-.
erlyw
In general, the .report sajm, the
revised utility regulations (adopt
- ted , last year) have worked oub
quite feanSsfactorily. HoWeVer, there
have been some, misunderstand
ings and violations. A few of the
utilities have completely disregard.
,'ed the roadside regulations. On
the whole, most of the utilities have
made a sincere effort to abide by
the cutting regulations. . , , :.
- t'ew' young treess and ehrubs
Wer nlamtAi) itiiritiv tlia va.
' - Ki ' a v.. .cmi
Thytead, priority was gjveij to pre.
c watiieij' And1' selective, tutting ot
native.,;, vegetation, v;. Constructim
ivw.hot completed on' many sew
roaa projects in time for last yeato
Planting season. Plans are feeim?
4 lmi
n tf' n r 't
- .. i
t planting during
The ef.' .veness of the new
prnt:' r w-J not be as vide-t or
as n'triking as the general public
m'g1 expect, Uve report said; Ta
a"uge of tost" and he very adverse
wa and SaowiAire xond,tibns adja.
cent to the highway, it is necessary
to use smnli-sized plants. . How
ever, the end result after several
years' growth , should- be. fiaUstac-
tW. , ' tit .
I The roadside pafVtfnd table pro.
gram has. continued without any
major changes. One new park was
opened 'on the Old Port-Ridgecrest
highway: ' Two of th older parks
(pn US 17 between Vancebore an.1
New Bern,, and oa US 19 west of
Soco Gap) Wve been remodeled by
the installation. f modern rest-
rooms i and - eTrinkuig fountaihs.
Many individual i roadside tables
have been tailt to fill in the gR; rs
in the table coverage of main h; H.
ways. . v .
One disturbing development of
the roadside park program has
been the increasing demand by lo.
cal groups for the establishment of
roadside parks at locations which
serve community rather than high
way traffic needs. The report em
phasizes the Commission is stick
ing to its policy of building road
side parks 'primarily for he high
way travefei1 on high-traffic night
ways. . On drawback to a success
ful idid development progracn
is the continuing. unauthorized clli.'
tmff of ttees on highway right f
way. With controll of cutting by
utilities much improved) f the prit
cipal offenders re fedvertasing1 sigW
companies .and roadside business
establishments,' the report says..
Some adjustment mtnrt be" made,
bat the Comimnsion does not plan
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id;.-' : businesses an enfrely ' i.
Ljtructsed view for inff. 'te v j
ances. : . N :
, The roadside development pro
Cram is stiy hampered: by -the
property owner, utility or roadrnde
businessman, who eats away na
tive trees without permission, Ig
nore requests, by .the ommig:on
for repair of damages, and then
slips back in to finish the illegal
cutting after a stop order has been
given by the Highway Commission.
to construction of service roa "
by highway forces, along "controll
ed access highways," the 'Commie,
sion - plans to follow the - same
standards of 'grading, tree cutting,
and clean-up required of contrac
tors, utilities and property owners
oif the main highways. , . V
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; The Perquimans - Business - and.
Professional Wemen's' Chib- met
Thursday night, November .S, .at
the home of Mrs. Sallie McN. Lane
for its regular monthly; business
meeting. ;Mrs,v Roxanna.C.' Jacli
son, vied president) presided; in the i
ainence of the. president. . Urn. !
Mary Dale 8. Lane read 'tiie-min-.
utes and,Mrs. MinnW Wilma W1
HJurdle, treasurer., gave: her,. rJ
Final plana wer? completed for'
the Mid-year ; Council meeting of
the North JCaroJina Tederatftm of
Business and- fVofesaional Women's
Clubs which will be held Tn Roclcy
Mount Saturday and1 Sundav. '-when
the ten cmbs m District Eight will
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exJEra pro?;cTroift from serious fcjvirs in r-ci 1 -' -
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Zi. Georre of' Tu- ', York,
who represents Naw York's 28th
Ciatrict in thn U. & House of hep.
resentatives. Mrs. St. George is
wiUy known to the women of the
United States as the, chief sponsor
of; the Equal Rights Amendment
Was elected t t' e U. S. Con-
yww.iy.w
?.4f JAY WE SAY THANIIS, to those of our custom-'.
ers who . have bedn.so considerate as to-keep their acr
counts for KEROSENE, FUEL OILS, ETC., in such EX
CELLED condition. -.
, , The very close margin of profit in these' products
necessitates what we term; quick turnover, in order to
realka a fair profit for our endeavors, however at this
tims of the year, WE ARE TAKING INTO OONSID- -EUATION
BY COMPARISON, that limited number of
' purcnasers who have. neglected paying-their. accounts, .
ana by mutuaLconseht, we . will make nbldeliveries to
those in this category until some satisfactory arrange-
, . ment has. been made for these items, we' will also report -each
to the other any accounts who become delinquent
, from time to time. ,i- - ?.'''.
. , We, have no desire to seem unappreciative or unrea-
, sonable, but we find this position necessary.-, . 1 1 . , t
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to h..ve pr ' ages
lents in C.4 Win-
dow Display C(ft to havj them
attractively wrapped with an item,
ized list of the contents outride
the attractive package in order ior. W1U De invitea
it lo be delivered to th proper i The business sessron was f.!lo -person
undisturbed. t 'ed by informal visi Dig, v. 1 l a d -.
: Members will meet with Mrs' I licious 'refreshment .'course Was
Jackson at her home Thursday I served!.
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I itmg. 1
Tenlative plans were formuli '
for the Christmas party at i
Hertford December 15, when gnei
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