County board, highway
folks in tiff over road
The myth of joint authority
in secondary road allocations be
tween the Highway Department
and the Boards of County Com
missioners may be on the verge
of explosion in Orange County.
In the balance is a propose<
$36,000 allocation for a road the
County Commissioners say they
don’t want. The amount'involv
ed for the single road is hal:
the total the Highway Dept
. proposes to allot to stabilizatioi
projects in this county in 1963
64.
Forewarned of the count)
Announcing, Especially for
College and H.S. Students,
5-WEEKS Course In
READING DYNAMICS
I CLASSES 7-9 P.M.
TUES. & THURS.
CHAPEL HIIJL
HIGH SCHOOL
STARTING THURS.,
JUNE 13
Registration 6:30-7:00
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no reading course other than
Evelyn Wood Reading Dynam
ics ever won such high praise
from so many enthusiastic
people, And no Reading Dy
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has received more letters of
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stitute right here in N". C.
Reading Dynamics is a
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of what it teaches is just plain
common sense, often neglected
but vitally important. Part of
it explores little used powers
of the most mysterious force
in the known universe, the hu
man mind. To most people it
is a fascinating, challenging
course. They enjoy it, look
forward to the lessons, work
hard and derive much benefit.
GUARANTEE
We believe in Reading Dy
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"[ take it and do your part,
either you will enjoy and ben
■j efit from it or we will give
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i Application forms, prices,
testimonial letters, etc., may
j be obtained from ’ READING
DYNAMICS, Reading & Speech
"** Center, 1410-12 Westover Ter
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or Dabney White, 274-4273.
■ board’s adamant position, divi
sion highway personnel Monday
failed to appear for a schedul
ed meeting at 2 p. m. with the
commissioners and neglected to
advise county people the meet
1 ing had been cancelled or the
reasons therefor.
The meeting had been sched
uled to allow the Division Com
> missioner James G. W. MacLam
roc and/or his staff to present
, the “proposed” list of alloca
. tions of Secondary Road proj
ects the Highway Dept, had de
cided to include in the next fis
cal year’s construction program,
an annual ritual' in which the
Engineer reads off the proposed
program and hands the commis
sioners a pep to attach their O
kay. Up until now there’s no
record of the county board fail
ing in the role of rubber stamp,
although often a majority has
[failed to appreciate the com
! plete package that has been of
fered.
Bone of contention now ap
pears to be this: next year’s
program, according to advance
notice given Chairman Donald
Stanford, allots $36,000 of the
$72,856 in stabilization funds
for a new road extending SR
1101 from its intersection with
SR 100 (Orange Grove Road) to
N. C. Highway 54 at a point
close to Bethlehem Church.
Chairman Stanford is embar
rassed by this large allocation
through family property for a
road of low priority in compar- ’
ison with other pressing needs
in the county, and other com
missioners share the same view
and see other needs far more
pressing.
They propose to withhold ap
proval if and when the High
way officials get around to
scheduling another meeting or
telling them why the other was
cancelled without the courtesy
of a notification.
Commissioner MacLamroc told'
The News two hours before the
meeting it had been cancelled,
but the commissioners learned it
15 minutes after they had as
sembled at convening time and
then the result of long distance
telephone inquiries.
SUNDAY MORNING STUDIES
The Rev. Charles M. Jones will
give the first of four studies on
“The Bible and Morality in Our
Time” this Sunday morning in
the worship service at 9:30 a.m.
in the Chapel Hill Community
Church. Following the presenta
j tion of the study there will be an
' opportunity for comments and
questions. During the summer
months there will be no 11 a.m.
service.
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