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Oscar Dodson, who also urged that some work be done.

Mrs. Robert Harrell complained of excessive speeding on old Route 211, where it serves the Town of Washington. She also complained of the “turnaround” that has developed in front of her house, just west of Baldwin’s Store, on a gravel deposit left by the Highway Department.

RICHARD JENKINS of Slate Mills wondered why improvements to 604 have been halted. Askew said he’d run out of money and could only complete step one of a threestep project.

Donald G. Fridenstine said Route 615 was almost “impassable” last November, and that while work has been done since, “which we appreciate,” further improvements are still needed.

“I don’t know where all our money goes. I guess it all goes to the metropolitan areas and for

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