Parkway Anniversary This w oa a Umile rtretch of Parkway between Balaam Cap m O. ?. l?A-? and Soco Gap on U. S. IB, ligMieen an driving up to Waterrock ? ariook with the greatest of aaaa. Enroute, they en Joy other viewi front other over look*. Bat although raaorts, farm land* and highway! can ha identi fied in the dlatance, verdant wild erneu bordeni this (action of the Parkway. H Secretary of the Interior Stew art Udall, Secretary of Commerce Lutber H Hodgea, Director Con rad Wirth of *? National Park Service, and Omgreaaman Roy A. Taylor of North Carolina bead the lilt of visitors who will see the view* from Waterrock during the Parkway anniversary on August 18. The program begins at 10 a. m , with Secretary Udall making the principal address. Celebrating 29 years In which the Parkway has blazed new trail i for public recreation and become the moat visited of all National Park Service features, the anni versary also focuses attention on the Parkway's future. Legislation introduced by Con gressman Taylor this year autho rizes surveying the possibilities of ? 170-mile extension of the Park way from the Balsam Mountains to Georgia via North Carolina's waterfall country soiAhaast of the Great Smokies. Of the 477 miles along the Park way's present sight-of-way in Vir ginia and North Carolina, 407 are paved. Thirty-two are now under construction in the vicinity of Asheville, North Carolina, and west through the Pisgah and Bal sam ranges. The Blue Ridge Parkway mat the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 1090, when 11 miles of construction between Soco Gap and U. S. 441 was opened on June 29. That same year, travel experts of the National Association of Travel Organizations voted the Parkway "the most scenic major highway in America." In 1096, the Parkway's annual visitor count topped the five-mil lion mark for the first time. In 1080, the Parkway drew 6,803,231 visitors. From January 1 through July 81 of this year, the Parkway drew 8,102,018 people ? an increase of 21.8 per cent over the same period in 1060. The first annual travel count for the Parkway, In 1030, was 291,273. Construction of the Parkway was started in September, 1038. Sinae 1096, It has been accelerated through the 10-ye* "Mission 66" program of the National Park Service. tarheel radio-tv School Trained TV Technician 264^2231 Ml 8. Depot ? Boom, N. C. fh\S tS MonY*$1>. MivmuwiNL sLiuetM roiMW/r \TcjKomom/tt<5 a-Uj) he S&XS ?&pe?'r7 MeNfc 3W MMM&lT Boone Insurance Agency, Inc. PrtfCMiwul Building N. C. ? All 4 8712 Insurance for Your Every Need IK5TOE J PmraUatia* the building of the MM road baa bawl the develop ment of other Parkway feetirea in terpreting the hietory, geology and culture of the Southern Appelach ant and providing hiking, picnick Inc. camping, Ashing and bo# Un* The Partway If deigned tod naintaioed solely (or eaeatton use rhe toll-free read and its high, ?ride aad handsome right-of-way form aa eUwgalod park which ia both ? scenic and recreational ad venture in its own right and an kcoi to ? boat of other *ttr*c tions end resorts. The riffct-of w ajr is ? botanical and wildlife sanctuary No billboard* or com mercial vehicle* are permitted, and there are no eoageated traffic areas. Mailmum speed U 48 mpfc; lower at many loealitiee. Theee feature*, together with eagiaeer ing providing for taper elevated curvet and a maximum grade of 8 per cent, make the Parkway a relaxing road to travel. It is (or the leisurely motorist who enjoys beautiful country. And it'* cool, became of Ito alutuda, ?v?n fat Peak visitation I* from May and J una, when tlx upland flower pa rade culminate* in laurel, flame ??iif ynH rhododendron Winaomi. through October, when autumn fol iage succeeds the cool greea of Parkway recreational are?? ??d special exhibits arc open from May through October. The motor road, with the exception of highest alti tude sections which arc eloaod from mid-November until mid-April, is available for travel year around. Use ? ?mal| brush to clean food graters and parers. You will save wear and tear mi hands and dish doth. Alter fry in* fish to remove odor, pour a little vinegar in the frying pan while it U (tiU hot Rifhrt R?Mrr?d T# Unit S. C. Crow Road Prido No. JVi ?l 1W* t| Peaches 5 ?ig Top P. Butter 3 Hudson'a Colored Tissue - - 43c Doop South Grapefruit Juice - 2 ?tf 49c Handy Andy Gleaner . 39c W-D Branded U. S. 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