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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1965

Page

10

Maryland Swine Producers Elect New Officers

Lester Hogue elected president of the Maryland Swine Producers Association. Hogue, tied to Livestock Nutrition Research and Bayshore Foods, Easton, drew up plans, supervised the first Maryland swine testing station at Trappe, and aided with feeder pig sales on the Eastern Shore. Earl Meeks named Eastern Shore VP. Clear Spring re-elected Western Shore VP. Two new directors chosen, three reappointed. Continuing officers include Dorsey Hines, John R. Martin, and Marion Pro1.

Maryland Swine Producers Association Lester Hogue Livestock Nutrition Research Bayshore Foods Easton James Ferguson Extension Livestock University of Maryland Les Maryland Carlton Ernst Clear Spring Western Shore Aasl Sted Charles Lutz Dletwon Presat Earl ‘Meeks Beattie Ridgley Esana Salisbury Dorsey Hines Atertown John R. Martin Ithsburg Marion Pro Sykesville

Little Homemakers 4 H Club met in Denton on January 4 1965

The Little Homemakers 4 H Club of Denton met at Mary Lou Howard's home January 4 1965. Joanne Alliston was absent. Debbie DeFord led the meeting with junior leaders Darlene Brown and Susan Rogers assisting. Eleven members answered roll and discussed favorite Christmas gifts. Demonstrations on tricks with crackers measuring liquids and place setting were led by members. Treasurer Carol Bryer reported 84.95 balance. Next meeting February 1 at St Luke's Methodist Frame Building, Connie Smith hostess.

Little Homemakers Connie Smith Mary Lou Howard Amy Myers Robin Hallowell Carol Bryer Kathy Stafford St. Luke’s Methodist Church

Maryland tobacco allotment rules for new farms outlined

The Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State office announces eligibility rules for new Maryland tobacco allotments. Farms with no prior tobacco allotment since 1959 must file by February 15, 1965. Criteria include ownership, past tobacco experience, reliance on farm income, lack of another Maryland allotment, and available equipment.

Maryland ASCS Dudley C. Rist Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Office Aist

University of Maryland Public Speakers Bureau offers 148 faculty

Brochures describing the University of Maryland Speak ers Bureau services are available on request. The brochure lists 148 faculty and staff and over 400 topics. The bureau serves civic, service, educational, and religious groups in Maryland. Requests go to the Speakers Bureau, North Administration Building, College Park. Plan speaker engagements two weeks in advance. In 1963-64, 196 Maryland faculty members spoke to Maryland groups in every county and Baltimore City.

University of Maryland Speakers Bureau State of Maryland Speeakers Bureau North Administration Building University of Maryland At College Park University of Maryland Maryland Baltimore City

Azak Crabgrass Control Proves Effective in Lawns

A new pre emergence herbicide Azak from Hercules Powder Company offers full season crabgrass control with a single application. It is economical, essentially odorless, and safe for established turfgrasses when used as directed. Apply in spring before germination for best results to keep lawns green all summer.

Hercules Powder Company Azak

Veterans groups oppose VA facility closings across nation

Maryland American Legion State Commander Wilbur L. Van Sant Jr urges Legion members to protest proposed VA hospital and regional office closures. He notes several facilities lie within 250 miles, risking access for Maryland veterans and families. National Commander Donald E. Johnson cites Rep Teague planning hearings to challenge the plan as wasteful and unjust to veterans. Senators Yarborough Mansfield Dirksen join calls for reconsideration amid anti veteran budget pressure.

Maryland American Legion Wilbur L. van Sant, Jr Legion Veterans Administration V.A van Sant District of Columbia Mary and Donald E. Johnson The Olin E. Teague Pee Ae House Veterans Affairs Committee Teague Johnson McKinney Tex Lubbock San Antonio Congress Bureau of the Budget Yarborough D-Tex Jack Miller Iowa Mike Mansfield Sen Dirksen Senate

Milk Sales In District Top $2 Million

Milk checks mailed this month by the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Inc for Kent Talbot Queen Annes and Caroline counties members total 65776.37. December milk sales topped 2 million as MCMP district 9 director Allen H Cohey of Chestertown notes strong Class I sales despite holiday slowdowns. The group stresses efficiency and quality control to protect out of area sales and minimize in area surplus diverted to lower priced Class II.

Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Inc Kent Talbot Queen Anne’s Caroline Counties MCMP Allen H. Cohey Chestertown

Heart Association Offers Three Scholarships for Health Institute

Dr. Robert W. Farr, president of the Heart Association of the Upper Eastern Shore, says three scholarships will be awarded for a six week Institute at the University of Maryland, from June 22 to July 31. The course Advancing in Modern Health and Health Education carries six graduate credits and targets teachers, nurses, and others involved in school health. County superintendents and health officers in six counties have been asked to nominate applicants. full tuition will be provided by the association.

Robert W. Farr The Heart Association of the Upper Eastern Shore University of Maryland Frank A. Tarburton Public Health Education Committee Heart Association Farr

Extension Agents Report February Farm Meetings

Caroline County farmers are alerted to three February meetings: Tri-County Corn and Soybean at the new Ffaston fire hall February 4 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.. American Legion Hall Hurlock February 9 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.. and Elks Hall Salisbury February 11 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Programs cover irrigation, tomato production, fertilizer methods, weed control, and pesticide safety with experts from the University of Maryland and other agricultural bodies.

Caroline County Tri-County New Fire Hall Ffaston Maryland American Legion Hall Hurlock Charles P. Merrick Art Handley H. A. Hunter T. Noble Jarrell, Jr Elks’ Hall South Park Drive Salisbury David Shriver Agric al. Steinhauer T. L. Bissell Lewis P. Ditman W. C. Harding, Jr J.,g. Kentzes John Mleade J.D E. E. Deal

Interviews By National Opinion Research Center

Trained representatives of the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago will conduct interviews with families. Responses are confidential and families will not be named in any reports.

Peter H. Rossi National Opinion Research Center United States George Bugbee Foundation Graduate School of Business University of Chicago Bugbee University of Chicagz0

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