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SPEAKING about the Old Hollow Road, Route 612, was Mrs. Eileen Day who cited a bad blind hill and a bank which is always dropping rocks. She attested to poor drainage at the little steel bridge and mill, and “water standing in the road.”
Mrs. Samuel Harrison of Amissville requested attention for Route 611. She said this road was used by a school bus and had blind spots. She said if they were going to widen and pave the other end of it, as she understood, then “why not do it all?”
Edward Lawrence and Mrs. Edward Parker of Route 647 each made a plea. Mrs. Parker thought thot in iri our nf tho omftlint
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