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1100110P Abit 1: te: 't- 1' 11 fe7trArrlop delit 7 1 The rnmPle ItemSedinet Sunda Sont 22 19d3 Poo LS Man vs Mountain Cocke County Road Job Is State's Roughest Man VS COC Chicagoan To Aid Hospital Study ENLEY TREET tp MILLER' Tigzi Iffttlreir OrgAticiy pvioi kitttattsr5: Y4117407111 trM1 '41064' Vi3i1AWpititfr Vi 'itt31Ja :111111114 r504600 etim ilf fT timotOte4 eig wve 1 0442 4 '4 IA' 't 11 Witt kf: i 44 eim oil' rve 4 io11Y- 4 tke0e A Wt 110044160 4 -iip4r fy iti ItH 4 1 IS I 1 0tt k' f'111014'teS rLN STORE IC BU 10 4 ibtrtAutittClie 1 Nfook(ilkihitti 4 1 Itie LVi 111 44044 vttit'iftt avinnw 1 444 A15140c vilofAfp1- A0iom Al 'U4 1btrttztittOr 7zes 44044 17'It A VIE 44 Oi avint) 1 114' 411 1 1111 4 le 400 ti3O4 MST A STEP FROM AMID'S GARAGE shop MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS 111 ch shop other wok days 111 MO 0 shop MONDAY and FRI other I I Hiram Sibley Chicago will be in Knoxville tomorrow and Tuesday to help initiate the study of hospital needs in the Greater Knoxville Area Mr Sibley is director of the Division of Hospital Community Relations of the American Hospital Association Mr Sibley' visit was announced by Tom Wintersteen associate executive secretary of the Planning Council of United Community Services Ile said that Mr Sibley will determine if the methods being used by the Knox Area Health Services Study Committee "will produce the kind of information needed to decide what the area should do in the next 15-20 years in I order to provide adequate health services for area citizens Paul Iljork administrator of the Oak Ridge Methodist hospital and president of the Knox Area Hospital Council said Mr Sibley is coming at the invitaI tion of the Hospital Council and that "arrangements for his visit were made by the Knox Area Health Services Study Committee through the Nationa Commission on Community Health Services which is co-operating with the study committee on determining area health needs" Mr Sibley will speak at a noon meeting tomorrow at Holiday Inn to a group which will include administrators and trustees of hospitals chiefs of staff members of the Knoxville Academy of Medicine and members of the Health Survey Committee steering group tees of I membet emy of of the 11 steering Mr Sibley' visit was an- nounced by Tom Wintersteen associate executive secretary of the Planning Council of United Community Services lie said that Mr Sibley will determine if the methods being used by the 'Knox Area Health Services Study Committee "will produce the kind of information needed to decide what the area should do in the next 15-20 years in I order to provide adequate health len ices for rrea CitiZenS 1 Paul Riork administrator of Oak Ridge Methodist Has- th pital and president of the Knox Area Hospital Council said Mr Sibley is coming at the invita tion of the Hospital Council and 1 at arrangements for his isit 'that were made by the Knox Area Health Services Study Commit- tee through the Nationa Corn- mission on Community Health Services which is co-operating with the study committee on de- termm ininsFbarea he alth ntFds-11 1 1ey will speak at Hoh- noon meeting tomorrow at day Inn to a group which will include administrators and trus- tees of hospitals chiefs of staff members of the Knoxville Aced- emy of Medicine and members of the Health Survey Committee steering group "401 aZ i By MICE MILLER 111041011111 Ns INN COMPOINNet HAR'rFORD TOMI Sept 21 workmen are carving scraping and blasting out of the majestic foothill of the Great Smokies a highway known as "Pioneer Road" Pioneer Road is nine miles of Interstate 40 beginning near here and running to the Ten neuee-North Carolina line in Cocks County It is the toughest piece of Interstate construction In Tennessee According to engineers it is also one of the roughest in the United States Champion state con etruction engineer this section of interstate is the "heaviest" Tennessee will have tel build Branam a construction foreman for Harbert Construction Corp of Birmingham Ala calls it the "roughest work I've ever seen" A Sevier County native he has worked in way construction for 43 years from coast to coast Cut Through Menials What makes the Cooke County work so tough? Rugged foothill terrain unusual rock formations ishich are loose and prone to slide and the murky Pigeon River flowing through a gorge In most mountain highway construction engineers find plateaus or flat stretches atop ridges where they can build for long distances without too many deep cuts through the mountains Not so here in Cocke County This series of foothills and mountains through the wilds of moonshine country leaves the engineers only one way to gu with Interstate the Pigeon River gorge They are competing with steep ridges on both sides of the river and with the river itself With the river in the gorge TO ud itt a immix a II "Mn nowessaus HARTFORI carving NM out of the the Great Si known as "Pi Pioneer Rol Interstate 4 here and nil messes-North Cocks County piece of Inn In Tennessee gluier" it roughest in ti Cis etruction sm section "heaviest" tel build Bran foreman for tion Corp of calls it the ever seen" native he hi way constru from coast Cut Titre What maks work so tout terrain tms bons phich to slide and River flowint In most construction teats or ft ridps where long distance deep cuts tains Not County This eerie mountains tt moonshine engineers or with Intents eon River go peting with sides of the river itself With the TO IL KNoxvil ID 2 gAlam Save 20'20 3 OcY0 and more sr- 01E3 CI 2 ave 200 to 300 1 Irs71777717 4o 4 1 4 Au flf -t 0 ta RUGGED cutaway hillside in the Pigeon River gorge overhangs part of the roadbed of the "Pioneer Road" section of Interstate 40 now under construction in Cocke County to the Tennessee-North Carolina line The river and loose rock formations have caused landslides interfering with the construction Pigeon River is beyond the trees at left siMer Ss a ip I i6 teo 4 1010XVILLE FRIDAY A OCTOBER nil CHILHOWEE PARK AUSPICES: MAIM MOTTO 's 1 vow 4 '''4 vo' 4' 4 4 tt le q1 I fshop fi 4 A 4 4 1 0t 4L 4 -1'- 4 44 t4 -4- 4 ---s -10 1 1 4 4 4-447-Ait'w -e'''' I'Tottl' 'ri'' a I 411 4 0 -b2ti- dfri4-10 file 1 '1111 4414 '14 lire r- 1- 44 a 6 -1-4' :4 retvr 4 -Z 11 -111Ws liki ow -1 1004 40 101 1a 4 is4 1 i 4' Ar A I mrf -414 4 :4 1 4 0 40 4-- VG -14 4HAN- el rim $4 4g--4- 4711 74 vt ow (' 4 '1400 tw4' P7 OP )4 Oft 4 00144 al lik' $17101IIE 1 401e I s-f -Am '41' 1' '100 at 1 RUGGED cutaway hillside in the Pigeon River gorge overhangs part of the roadbed of the "Pioneer Road" section of Interstate 40 now under con- struction in Cocks County to the Tennessee-North Carolina line The river and loose rock formations have caused landslides interfering with the construction Pigeon le-f River is beyond the trees at left i''' 1 Ite 1 ri It i luske- KtIOXVILLE i 4bs '1 FRIDAY fik-- folLon kr 14? OCTOBER 44 ict ::44: )b :4 CHILHOWEE PARK -t 2' AUSPICES: ZILMAI GIOTTO 1 1: I vINDERSHI 4 a RSIOR or UND the highway must be cut into the sides of steep ridges above with rock fills in the river to support the highway and withstand mountain flash floods Strata of rock formations on the slopes is such that it is prone to slides The only remedy is to keep cutting and filling until a stable roadbed is built engineers say "See that crag up there" said Branam "I cut on it for he highway must be cut into hIPPort the highway and with 'tend mountain flash floods trate of rock formations on the dopes is such that it is prone slides The only remedy is to keep cutting and filling until I stable roadbed is built engi- leen say "See that crag up there" eaid Branant "I cut on it for leg 2 lot 111 to IAS 0' Comfortable combed cottons in tvto styles Add to your supply for fall and winter lot 111 to IAS combed cotioni kdd to yoursupplr Ninter Comfortol two styles for 444 4 st KI FR OC CH AO -rk Pu llevei Style with short sleeves ISizes 3 months to 3 years Gripper Style with handy snap sides Sizes 3 months to 112 years Flo with short sleeves to 3 years Flo with handy snap maths to 1 12 years -4' At Pullover 1 I Si 3 mon Gripper zes A wrapper 4 sides Sizes 4 their experience in cutting highways through rocky mountains is contracted for 51 miles of Pioneer Road from the Tennessee-North Carolina line to past Hartford Oman Construction Co of Nashville which built part of Alaska's Alcan Highway is doing the remaining 39 miles of the rugged work Contract costs for the two strips total about 17025000 Add to that a minimum of 10 per cent more for engineering costs and another 9900000 for final paving not to mention costs of buying rights of way Final cost of Pioneer Road will be well over 91000000 per mile Champion says this makes Pioneer Road by far the most expensive piece of rural Interstate highway in Tennessee as well as the hardest to build Both sections of Pioneer Road are due for completion sometime next summer And when the road is opened it will be one of the most scenic drives in the state their experience in cutting high- isp Road from the Tennes- aYsioneer conthtramughcted rtickYfor 5rumntailesinols see-North Carolina line to past Hartford Oman Construction Co of Nashville which built part of Alaska's Alcan High- way is doing the remaining 39 miles of the rugged work Contract costs for the two strips total about 17025000 Add to that a minimum of 10 per cent more for engineering costs and another $900000 for final paving not to mention costs of buying rights of way Final cost of Pioneer Road will be well Champion says this makes Pioneer Road by far the most expensive piece of rural Inter- state highway in Tennessee as well as the hardest to build Both sections of Pioneer Road are due for completion some- time next summer An when the road is opened it will be one of the most scenic drives in the state 1111 IN USE OCTOBER CONTRACT EIN UNDER CONSTRUCTION I IN USE OCTOBER CONTRAcr um um I' WIIVKIX11011 WORLDS LARGEST 1:12 itirvrivimomwrfv5twx1 Doug Al 0 LAKE REEDiowN LcuvENGE Li LA wl' EEDROWN WS IEN a month Then the whole thing came down Ws going to slide again too I don't know when but its going to come down" Slides along the Interstate here will be a maintenance problem even after the highway is finished much like the pmblems encountered on the Foothills Parkway between Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg in Sevier County The hills are so steep that during initial stages of the work urveyors had to hang by ropes to take the required readings Trees had to be cut by hand Mules were required to pull the logs out Mules and Moonshiners This raised the question of how much you pay a mule for a day's his owner that is It had been so long since mules were used on Tennessee highway projects that the Highway Department was uncertain about the going rate on a mule for a day's work After lengthy research and negotiation the rates were settled Moonshine also posed a minor problem for the contractors Knowing that moonshiners don't like outsiders contractors sent advance parties into the mountains to tell them the work crews were coming Would they please move their still' somewhere else? Mlle Costs MALIN ilii 1--- 111" where else? mile costs swim a month Then the whole thing caagaillein It' towslhenide but it's going to come down" Slides along the Interstate here will be a maintenance problem even after the highway is finished much like the pmk- lems encountered on the Foot- hills Parkway between Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg in Sevier county The hills are so steep that during initial stages of the work surveyors had to hang by ropes to take the required readings Trees had to be cut to pull the logs out Th ised Mules and Meonshiners is ra te auestion of 1 for hew much Yeu PaY a mu'e a day's his owner that is It had been so long since mules were used on Ten- ne negotiation the rates were set- ssee highway projects hat the Highway Department was uncertain about the going rate on a mule for a day's work After research and tied Moonshine also a minor problem for the contrac tors Knowing that moonshiners dt advance like clutsidersa amtractILII sent parties Into the mnitnt2ins Ns ton Ntaim ttto warir NEWPORT BRIMMING OVER WITH INNOVATIONS WONDROUS SURPRISES A A MYRIAD OF UNPRECEDENTED FEATURES FROM ALL STRANGE LANDS 1111w221'61121 CLYDE BEATTY -oil" IN PERSON Liftriwilst ciY0 Ei 9 7 -------1 rmprp 041 rrlfrp-- 1 I 14 Niob VY 1 I 4 e11 I DyEAoirllifEy vs sr 41448 I 1 I I sg 01 4 I of t' 'I l' (r2 1 1 'i I ItiC BROS 4 'Y 1 111 I i I 4 ----k 9 'tt! CIRCUS tif 1 1 i It 1 1 1 a th sd10ft se 4 v1 105EttoNT 1 BRIMMING Inuit WITH lt'I i INNOVATIONS WONDROUS t' I 9 I 44116 VI I 1 I SURPRISES MYRIAD OF 2 's gege-- -t riptv -4 I UNPIMIIDENTED FEMMES o' 4 FROM ALL STRANGE LANDS '4 NEWPORT Lart CLYDE BEAM 110 Yel th 4'3'4 6 IA 11:3011 1 tttai AO advent et Clyde IN PINSON 4 '3 Be ntet Coe Itg t' 1 Br mom os 1 I er Club is sponwri gram to help pay fc uniforms Miss Bobbye Sue I teacher was to be gram She died of a Friday Tickets are avai band members the': Band Bdosters To Sponsor Show A variety show featuring majorette Gaudette Riley El Bar-do the Magician the Comets comedy skits and a barber shop quartet will be presented at Bearden High School at 7:30 pm Friday The Burden High Band Booster Club is sponsoring the program to help pay for new band uniforms Miss Bobbye Sue Bates dance teacher was to be on the program She died of a seizure last Friday Tickets are available from band members their parents or co miwigill anb: apDarDerraPt Bearden Sc High hool at tec 7:30 pThnteFBreaidardyin High Band Boost er Club is sponwring the pro- gram to help pay for new band uniforms Miss Bobbye Sue Bates dance teacher was to be on the pro- gram She died of a seizure last Friday Tidtets are available from band members their parents or Band Bdosters To Sponsor Show jorette A variety show featuring ma- audette Riley El Bar- do the magician the comets al a goo PEOPLE 00 PEOPLE 150 ARTISTS 200 ANIMALS 15-ELEPHANTS 4000 SEATS asn mu MEW SUOMI MIME 150 ARTISTS 200 ANIMALS 4000 SEATS skaes Nu um SI IIIVESTIO PEOPLE 6 91 lb Bell hoeing 61 Lb IA bean I I Lb I 30 Lb Feb 131 Nig lITAI MIX ll logs ss flare BUILDIN MATERIAL (Check with Us on Our Quantity Discounts) ROCK WOOL INSULATION Peuring Woos log STORLI WINDOWS ANY STOCK SIZE SOG TRIPLE TRACK Wood Window Units 1'43'2" sr 11141" slP 2'113'2" 9015 FIN'S" S3o 11 S211 l1111 it POIMAN CIMINT Slil 1111 lop or Nero Paints Ext WhittJed lit rijI Paint 11L Paid Tbinner15L 6" Paint Brash415 Varnish 'FL 111k Sip Shootrock 'A" sula :41 Sgi111 SUPPLY FIBERGLASS INSULATION Thick Si 21IN V' Thick S5211 Pre-Hung Doors 1'8113A" 21111" itum Storm Door Tub Skding elm Door 6 Ft sh6261 Door Ft Jalousie Door '24 ALUMINUM SINGLE HUNG WINDOWS REAL GOOD PRICE SR) "1111:639 PISASANT GWYN DIMON weir oo SMOKY MIN Pits KI NATIONAL PARK 'Ills? 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