G. Douglass Gets
CP&LRaleighPost
THE CAROLINIAN
RALEXQH. N. C.. SATURDAY. APRIL 1. 1973
RECEi\ ES PAUL REVERE BOWL- The Freedom and ihe Fine Arts
ommitiee of the Raleigh Chapter of Links received Paul Revere Silver
Bowl for their outstanding community project from President Mayme
Flagg, who attended the Southern Area Meeting in Montgomery, Ala.
Receiving the bowl is Mrs. Xora Evans Lockhart.
Graham T. Douglass of South
ern Pines his been promoted by
Carolina Power A Light Co. to
manager of transmission and
communications maintenance
In Raleigh.
A native of Ayer, Mass.,
Douglass first joined ihe com
pany in 1946 as an engineer
In Southern Pines and from
1949 to 1951 worked in the same
position in Raleigh.
He left CP&L in IdSl toservo
15 years with the Marines, In
cluding duty In Korea and Oki
nawa. His military career also
included four years with the
Marines during World War IT.
He retired as a colonel in
1966, and rejoined CPAL In
Southern Pines as district en
gineer. Ho was promoted to
manager of division operation
Home’s Looks Can Tell
Much About Residents
By M. E. GARDNER
N. C. State University
Many times the char
acter of a family can bo
judged by the appearance
of the home. We all have
pride In the outward appear*
ance of our homes but it
seems that some of us Just
can’t find the time to do the
things that need to be done.
Visitors can likewise
Judge a towm or city by the
? ppearance of the homes and
ndustrial plants. A well
landscaped factory, ware
house or place of business
denotes officers and em
ployes as congenial and
efficient os their pleasant
surroundings. With pleasant
surroundings you find, too,
good neighbors, substantial
citizens and community
pride.
Real estate dealers are
always attracted to well
landscaped homes because
they can get from 10 to 2S
percent more for a well
planted home than from one
that has been neglected,
Plants become more
attractive as they ^ow and
Colorful flower borders,
edging plants along walks
and drives, well selected
foundation plants, and trees
for shade, color and framing
your home all add up to
enjoyment and pleasure for
you and everyone in your
community.
North Carolina is one of
the most garden-minded
states in the nation. With
more individual enthusiasm
and responsibility. It could
also he the most beautiful.
Improving the environment
is the favorite conversation
piece In these days of haste
and waste. Improvement
will only come when each
citizen assumes hla or her
proper place in the ever
changing scheme of things.
Plant the flowers,
shrubs, trees, fruits and
vegetables that you like best
and those that are best suited
to your locality. Taking
pride In whatever you do
will he a rewarding expe
rience and a fine contribu
tion to community spirit and
beauty.
You may be' surprised
to learn that the avocation
riic Make Yourself
Over Clinic
8Y DCUY REEDWaGEMaN.
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Q: The men in my family
love outdoor aporta event^
and I like to ffo with them
even in winter. Any waya to
look itreal, akip the aniffleaf
A: Foahion flies to your
rescue with the layered look.
Bogin with the bMyatocIdng
effect, either a one-piece
Nfrcamlincr or one of the new
ensembles of ribbed ti^U
and matching long sleeved
top in heather shades. Next,
on with a
front-
button jersey
shirt, knee or
ankle length,
high boots.
Add a wind*
breaking coat
with pile or
fur tn$ide
where it does
the most
good. When
snowy or extra cold, odd more
fashionable layers. Try light
weight wool sweaters between
rikb^ (op and coat, soft
plushy gloves under mittens
or leather gauntlets, light
•snHcs fiver the tights: all mil
GRAHAM T. DOUGLASS
insulate you thoroughly with
a minimum of bulk Lots of
thin layers are belter than a
few thick ones because it’s the
trapped air in between that
keeps you warm. After the
event Dodystocking dressing
makes you fashionable in
doors when you remove those
extra layers, unbutton the
skirt slightly and strip down
to slinkl You'll feel slinky,
toe. if you’ve been true to
your mini*mcal routine. Try
Slender diet food from Carna
tion (or breakfast and lunch.
Mix G ounces of nonfat milk
with each envelope of protein
packed powder for a delicious
Ifi4 nslorias.
1970.
Douglass graduated from
Worchoster Poljtechnic In
stitute In 194} with a B. S.
degree In electrical cnglncr-
Ing, He Is a momlvr of the
Southern Pines Elks Club.
Mrs. Douglass is the former
Frances L. Horgau of Ayer.
They have four children.
Slow Move
Equipment
Needs Sign
Certain (arm and indus-
triai machinery must c:irry
a “slow moving vehicle*’
(SMV) embictn to bo oper
ated on the public ro.ict> md
highways.
This fluorescent onihl .tm
with an org.inge triangle ani
a dark red border is re
quired by ine National Ck:cu-
patlonal Safety and Health
Act of 1970 as a safely
measure.
The emblem must ije dis
played on any vehicle dt—
signed to travel loss lh;in
25 miles per hour on public
roads and operated by hired
employes. The law' applies
to industrial as well us agri
cultural equipment, accord
ing to E. O. Beasley, agri
cultural extension engineer
at North Carolina State
University.
The emblem, which is
usually available at (arm
equipment stores, must Ikt
located on the rear of the
equipment, centered where
possible, at a height of three
to five feet from the ground.
It must be displayed both
TWO WOMEN WIN $130,000 EACH IN SWEEPSTAKES-Detrolt: Step-
I'u-tr/.ak (L), Do. wife of an ailing electrician in Roseville, Mich,
•iiiii Mt>-. 1 ottie C.andle (R). 32, a working Detroit mother, both received
ui'li, niii.il telegram March 25 announcing them two of the six Americans
who won SIDO.OOO in the Irish Sweeostakes. (UPIl.
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night
public
d iv iiiid
rr. ids.
ne .sley s.ild the SMV
emblem Is only a supplement
tc night lighting and side
r^dlecter requirements for
simv moving vehicles.
The emblems cannot be
•ised on trucks, c.irs or any
vehttlc vvllh u maximum po
tential speed slfove 25 miles
pe ‘ hour. And It cannot be
used on stationary objects
or bicycles.
PARTY FARE
H you have a home
free/er. plan holiday menus
to m.ike fulluseof it. advises
Sit.i Orr, extension frozen
food .^pc-cMlist, North
Carolina State University.
i *
Richard Nixon wax the firit vice prexident to preude over a
cabinet meeting (July 22.19551.
Re-elect
Janies A. (Jim) Rowland
REGISTER OF DEEDS
WAKE COUNTY
HIcMillan
FOR
Congress
He is for you.
You be for him.
THANK YOU!
Archie !Hc!lIillaa
For The Best living In Raleiah Buv In
surroundings you find, too,
good neighbors, substantial
citizens and community
pride.
Real estate dealers are
always attracted to well
landscaped homes because
they can get from 10 to 25
percent more for a well
planted home than from one
that has been neglected.
Plants become more
attractive os they grow and
provide shade and color, or
whatever they were select‘kI
to accomplish in the lano
scape scheme. U the nei^-
bors match your efforts, the
whole nel^horhood will
>hecome a desirable place to
Tlve, and your home or
business becomes a good
Investment should you wish
to sell.
changing scheme of things.
Plant the flowers,
shrubs, trees, flults and
vegetables that you like best
and those that are beet eulted
to your locality. Taking
pride in whatever you do
will be a rewarding expe
rience and a fine contribu
tion to community spirit and
beauty.
You r ay be' euipriaed
to loam .aat the avocation
or hobby of gardening
amounts to a whopping 4
billion dollars annuity in
the United States. 1 think
the reason for this stems
from'the fact that It is some
thing In which the entire
family can participate.
Aside from the family
groups, we have the spe-
olallsts who can create ni any
art forms vritb living plants.
iUU
fur tnaide
where i
the L. - _ -
good. When
anovi/y or extra cold^j^d more
faxhionablo layers. Try light
weight wool eweaters between
ribbed top and coat, eoft
plushy glovee under mittens
or leather gauntleta, light
•nneks over the tiabts: all will
layera, unbutton the
skirt slixhUy and atrip down
to slink! You'll feel slinky,
too, if you’ve been true to
your mini-meal routine. Try
Slender diet food from Carna
tion for breakfast end lunch.
Mix 6 ounces of nonfat milk
\ h each envelope of protein
pecked powder for a delicious
im relorlM.
Janies A. (Jim) Rowland
REGISTER OF DEEDS
WAKE COUNTY
THANK YOU!
Archie McMillan
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