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industrial Growth
' ! assistant manager of the huga
Western Electric works in
North Carolina. And since Ms
retirement, he has sewed as,®
voluntary industry hunter for
Northwestern North Carolina.
Snyder believes the man-in
the-street has some definite re
sponsibilities to see that /his
community has a healthy indus
trial climate.
Mr. Average Citizen must
share the responsibility for good
schools, hospitals, recreational
^facilities, churches and ways of
helping the aging.
1 Mr Average Citizen also has
a responsibility to see that jobs
are availabe to those who want
to live'and work in the commu
nity. .
Snyder tells of one Tar Heel
community that was all set to
says. “These people were not in
terested in their fellow man.”
Snyder travels around North
western North Carolina trying
to alert all, of the citizens to
the contributions that they can
make toward the industrialize
EXPANDED
DOG fOOD^s"
has
sters,” he declared, “If we do
not want to be a backward
state.
Studies have shown, he said,
that a young man with one year
of industrial education can ex
pected to earn about $15,000
more in the next 10 years than
the .young man with only a high
school education.
Snyder says prospective in
dustry is, of course, looking tor
good building sites and low tax
es. But he points out that it will
be hardrfor North Carolina to
lower taxes substantially a n d
■Main a good education sys
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tem.
Local
m
tract
econo
should
who want to at
. should know
about industrial
former business
ys. The people
be willing to en
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to
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3,001,000 i
Under I"
tract the
quired to co : . .
within thirty (30)
after receipt of notice
ceed and to complete i"
ing not later than 10
and all work inc*
up not later than
The cost of the .
ing shared by the 1
eminent, the “
Carolina, New _
and the Town of Carolina
Federal participation in
cost amounts to 62 per cent and
the non-Federai 37.9 per cent
J. S. Grygiel, District
Engineer, stated that checks
save been received from the
State, the Town of Carolina
peach, and New Hanover Coun
ty for their proportionate share
tf the cost.
One other contract will be
awarded for this project and
will be for tiie planting of beach
gfass on the dunes that are to
be constructed. This work will
be advertised within the very
near future.
rr.rnnrs
research and
and be interested
ges geared to pro
want industry to
v Carolina and ex
jer should we try
Miustry,” he saya.
ludii
Shriners Vftting in
East Carolina
Sudan Temple of the Shrine
made public Ms week plans for!
its annual pilgrimage in eastern
North Osrotina cities and towns.
Recorder Nelson B. Banks an
nounced that Potentate Herbert
ft Ruffin, of Raleigh, and other
Bivan officers of the Temple
would visit Kinston, Griftou.