Motor Carriers
Win Top Award
WASHINGTON. I». C f Special)
—Tho North Carolina Motor Car
rlci s As*- M-latio 1 i. the winner of
the "Sutrna Cum Lande" Award
- the hi"he i I nil'll State* safety
recognition of .‘trite motor oaf
• ier organizations.
The North Carolina trucking
group was rill'd by the Aiwri
ran Trucking Associations for its
active participation in .1 wreli
rounded program of <»1 separate
•afetv promotions designed to
meet the needs of North Carolina
pedestrians ant! highway user*.
Tliis mal: *s “three in a row”
for NCMA in winning the Na
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tional State Association Safety
Recognition program, which was
established three years ago. h<>n- j
oring state affiliates of ATA
which conduct systematic ard,
productive safety programs. NC I
MA also won the former National;
Trophy four years in a prior con
test for State Safety activities, j
Coley D. Sortheimer ATA di-)
rector of safety, rongintulated J.
T. Outlaw, executive vice presi
dent of the North Carolina asso
ciation, and stated the work of
the Raleigh-based group and its
Council of Safety Supervisors
was "an excellent contribution to
the betterment of traffic safety
hoh in your state and throughout
the nation.** The presentation
ceremony will be held at a lunch
eon in the Brown Palace Hotel.
Denver. Colorado, on May 13.
The Association was praised I
for its particiDrtion in such acti-|
vitit's as a Driver of the Month
and Driver of the Year program:
a cooperative roed patrol; .-on
ducting a State Truck Roadco:
safety clinics for small fleets, su
pervisors and drivers; traffic,;
speed and noise surveys; mobile
driver clinics; maintaining a driv-l
er record ctmter: highway hazard
renorting; and school bus safety
aids
Officers of the largest in the'
nation 9.000 member state truck
ing association iNCMAI include
in addition to Mr. Outlaw: Pn-si
dent R. L. Brinson. Jr.. Southern
Oil Transportation Co.. High
Point; 1st vie** Pres.. J. C. Young
blood. Youngblood Tru.-k Lines.
Fletcher; and 2nd Vice Pres., D.
W. Royster. Royster Transport
Co. Inc. .Shelby
FARM
NEWS
Items this week from Uurri
luek, Lenoir. Alexander. Untun.
.Madison 3nd f'oke Counties.
CLOTHING DOLLAR
STRETCHED
Mrs. D. H. Etheridge, Shaw
boro, made spring outfits lot the
five members of the family, in
cluding a sport--, mat for her hus
»and and son. for only $70.
virs. Eliabzeth Sanderlin. home
•ccnomics a ,’ent, says the Curri l
tuck County hnmi'mak"r also del
signed and made herself a hat to
complete her ensemble. "Site has'
•entainly found a way to stretch
the lamily's clothing dollar,”
adds Mrs. Sanderlin.
rouNn project
IN LANDSCAPING
"Home Demonstration Clubj
vomen in Lenoir County have
seen another dream conic true as
a n>sult of *heir combined ef
forts." reports Miss Marie Pen
uel, home economics agent. "They
have been planting foundation
plants and trees at the Lenoir
County Industrial Education Cen
ter.’
Mrs. Paul Fletcher is serving
as chairman of the landscaping
committee along with Mrs. Pres- J
t<*n Harper. Deep Run; Mrs. Mel
vin V/hitfield. Kinston. Rt. 4;
Mrs. A. F. Waller. Kinston. Rt.
6; and Mrs. R. O. Foidham. Rich
lands Rd., Kinston. They have al
ready set out 36 plants and nine
trees.
NUTRITION PROBLEMS
STUDIED
In 1962, a survey of the diets of
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>10 school children in Alexander
County revealed some fact* about
their eating habits. The survey
w as made iointly hy several in- i
tcrested agencies and persons.
Mr*. Agnes Watts, home eco
nomies agent, says they have
used the information to plan
their nutrition programs in the
aunty. They plan to assist 1200
families in making some change
in eating habits to include foods
rich in \itamins A and C. At pre
sent they are workng with local
doctors, dentists and others who |
are interested in the project to
get information to the people, j
One week, an information sheet
was put into each grocery hag at,
one of the local grocers stores. |
TOURS LIBRARY FACILITY
Members of the Fairfield Home
Demonstration Club in Union
County recently held their month- j
lv club meeting in the library.
Their meeting followed an edu- j
rational tour of the library.
Mrs. Rebecca Mooney, home
economics agent, says the county;
librarian, Miss Jane McDaniel. !
has invited each club to hold one
of their monthly meetings at the!
; library so they will have an op-1
'■ port unity to see the educational
; facilities offered hy the library.
CONSTRUCTS HOT HOUSE
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Kuyker
have constructed a hot house of
j plastic and are growing garden
and flower plants for sale. This j
started as a hobby but has de-1
’ veloped into a small scale husi
i ness for the Kuykers in Madison
County.
Mrs. Ethel Wallin, home econo
mics agent, says they do the
planting, banding, and selling ofi
the plants.
HOUSING GOALS SET
As in many counties in North j
Carolina. Hoke County homemak
ers realize the need of improving !
their homes. Miss Josephine Hall,
home ec nornics agent, says they
have been putting major empha ,
sis on the addition of bathrooms, j
Miss Hall says they have been!
receiving training in planning for1
the location, size, fixtures, acces
sories. floor and wall finishes
and lighting.
!
"Road Kids"
*Hi Highways
This Spring
While spring brings along such
vveh-nme visitors »s the rob'n red
breast, the meadowlark and the
bob white, it also signals the ap-i
pearanee in increasing numbers
of two types of "road bird" that
create a constant menace to mo
t >rists on the nat’on’s highways.
>• ~>rm the North Carolina State
Motor Club.
The'- T-e the "swivel-neek**d
slow-poke" and the hard-beaded
i- adfoot”. Both of these birds arei
fe nd throughout the vear. but |
thev thrive in the so-in<r »nd:
mm-ner. when pretty weather
loads the hi,Thw«ys with tourists ,
a-ft tse>'> s.
The swivel-nocked slow - poke.:
which is especially fontl of sunnv
Sipfhvs the mo*or dub’s safety
departreent ovnlilnHl. is the mo
torist whi drives along very
stpwtv. snendin® as much time
tookm® around to view the coun
trv es he flees wntdlllt® the road
The herd-he-ded lend-ffWVt i«
• he mpto-ist *«-ho has no time *o
••• >cfe o»l the reed -inf) evnn if he
eee*t rvtes y.-'M tslre ell l*:eHc e#
•k-«*a to get ahead of all o»he
traffic.
CLIFF
BLUE
rat
UmL Governor
May 90
• Served 9 terms as Member
of House from Moore
County.
• Speaker of House 1983
Session.
• Presbyterian. Lion, Mason,
Woodman.
0 Business: Newspaper and
Commercial Printing.
• Home: Aberdeen.
• Family: Married. 4 chil
dren. 3 grandchildren.
Debut Neais <
For Bond Sales
A reminder that the new $7i
.Series E United States Savings
Bond, bearing the portrait of the
late President Kennedy, will po
on sale May l. camb today from
Cleveland County Savings Bonus
Chairman.
Mr. George Blanton, Jr. aaid
that due to the heavy demand tor
the new bond which is anticipat
ed. many banks and other Issuing
agents throughout the Nation
will accept orders before May 1
from those purchasers who may
desire an early date of issue to
appear in the validating stamp.
Decision to if sue the $75 bond,
nomination range of Savings
which fills a gap In the lower-de
Bonds, was announced by the
White House late in January. The
issue date of May 1 was fixed to
coincide with the launching of
“Operation Security”, a nation
wide Savings Bonds campaign
which runs until July Fourth.
May 1 is also the 23rd anniver
sary of the issuance of the first
Series E Bond.
Purchase price of the new bond,
which will reach full redemption
value in seven years and nine
months, is $95.25.
Mr. Blanton said thsl the new
■jond is not a “memorial’ to the |
late President, in that is is no dif
ferent from other denominations
of Savings Bonds, all of which
bear portraits of diseased chief
executives. However, beneath the
mi-trait of Mr. Kennedy are car
ried the words from his inaugu
ral address: "Ask not what your
country can do for you ask what
you can do for your country "
“The reproduction of this mem
orable statement on the face of
the bond." said Mr. Blanton, “is
•» fresh reminder that our citizens
help strengthen their own securi
id. consequently, the security
of their community and the
country when they invest a |>or
tion of their savings in Savings
Bonds
rho slang expression, “limey".
often aoo|t«-d to <—*•—
originated in the time of Captain
Janies Cook, the famous Britisn
explorer. According to the Book
of Knowledge, Cook discovered
that lime juice prevented scurv■»
on long voyages when the food
was mostly salted meat and bread
and ehcesL*. From his time for
ward. English ships carried sup
plies of limes and British sailors
have been dubbed, “limeys".
The horse preferred by most
mounted policemen Is the breeil
known as the Morgan. A« eordln•<
to the Boo!: os Knowledge, mil
Morgan horses are (tesoendcd
from a stallion named Justin
Morgan that was foaled about
17H» and owned by a Vermont
school teacher. A fast sptinlet
over short distances, the Morgan
is gentle hut fearless.
Tlie American Quarter Horse
is rated as the Ijest cow horse in
the world. Aererding to the Book
of Knowledge, the breed's name
comes from its ability to attain
great speed on distances up to a
quarter of a mile. Its short bursts
of spied make the Quarter Horst’
ideal for uses in cutting out. or
separating, a steer from its
herd.
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