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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1965

Page

3

Cooperative actions and plans in Caro Soil District

The Caro line Soil Conservation District reports signed cooperative agreements with Wayne A. Cawley Sr Ralph and Helen Booker Winfield Wright and Dr H N Trapnell. It details cooperators helped with planning Lud Morgan Richard Ferrell Joseph Reagan Harry Kalish John W Logan George Collier Harold Redden William Councell Ralph Booker. Ditch work advances on C G R ditch and additions to Edinburg Public Drainage ditch in Long Marsh watershed. Meetings set for March 25 1965 at Colonel Richardson High School.

Caroline Soil Conservation District Wayne A. Cawley Ralph Helen Booker Winfield Wright H. N. Trapnell Lud Morgan Richard Ferrell Joseph Reagan Harry Kalish John W. Logan George Collier Harold Redden William Councell Ralph Booker C.G.R Soil Conservation Service Office Chicken Bridge Public Drainage Association Wayne A. Cawley, Jr la Bone Needeadin W. Ede and Neal Frederick Gadow Leo Frase John Cohee Fred Frase

Edenton Homemakers Club Meets In March Gathering

The Edenton Homemakers Club held its regular monthly meeting on March 1, 1965 at the home of Mrs. Gerry Taylor. President Louise Sharp presided over the session.

Edenton Homemaker’s Club Gerry Taylor Louise Sharp

4-H News Denton Club Meets at St Luke's Frame Building

The Little Homemakers 4-H Club in Denton now meets in the Frame Building of St. Luke's Methodist Church. Hostess Connie Smith led Feb 15 activities with Debbie DeFord Carol Fryer Amy Myers and Mary Longward compiling report sheets for the health unit Snacks for the Health. Joanne Allston Sharon Brown Susan Rogers and Darlene Brown assisted the younger girls and Brown helped with reports as the new unit began.

Little Homemakers 4-H Club Denton St. Luke’s Methodist Church Connie Smith Debbie DeFord Carol Fryer Amy Myers Mary Longward Joanne Allston Sharon Brown Susan Rogers Darlene Brown

Club Leaders Study Sewing ABCs and March Meeting

Club Leaders discuss Farm Community Service sewing basics from ABCs of Sewing with Susan Rogers leading a Feb 22 meeting. Demonstrations cover stitching knots threads thimbles and fabric finishing. Next session set for March 1 in Frame Building with Rogers hosting.

Caroline Leads In Vegetables Harvested In 1964

Caroline County led Maryland counties in total vegetable acreage harvested in 1964 according to the Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service. The county reported 9,940 acres, Dorchester 9,910, and Baltimore 9,740. The same counties ranked first through third in acreage harvested for processing.

Caroline County Maryland Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service Dorchester County Baltimore County

Extension Agents Urge Fair Wages To Sustain Food Supply

A speech by F. M. Rogers argues decades of agricultural gains rely on land grant research and ongoing farm labor. He warns that without reasonable wages for farmers, food prices will rise and supply quality may not match current levels. He notes perishability of farm products requires continuous work and safe returns for investment and effort.

Teachers To Discuss Pollution In Kent County Seminar

Science teachers from Kent Queen Anne's Caroline and Talbot counties will hear Miss Claire Richardson of the U S Geological Survey discuss Ground Water Supply and pollution problems at North Caroline High School on Wednesday evening March 17. The session closes a six part seminar series by the Maryland Academy of Sciences with the Maryland State Department of Education and four county boards. Earlier topics included Oceanography astronomy cryogenics Earth science curriculum and marine biology Chesapeake Bay. Nigel O C Wolff says the sessions aim to give teachers the latest scientific developments.

Kent Queen Anne’s Caroline Talbot Claire Richardson U.S. Geological Survey North Caroline High School Maryland Academy of Sciences Maryland State Department of Education Boards of Education Chesapeake Bay

Maryland Farm Front Sign-up progress for 1965 feed grain plan

As of February 25 1965 Maryland had 1870 farms signed for the 1965 feed grain program and 22133 eligible farms. Sign-up began February 8 with 40992 acres signed for diversion including 37707 corn 208 grain sorghum and 3707 barley. Nationwide 585398 of 3186149 eligible farms signed up in first days with 148 million acres diverted.

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

Broiler Contest Underway At Caro High School

Twenty two 4-H and FFA members started chicks on March 9, 1965, for a brood show at North Caroline High School on May 6. Contest has Junior and Senior divisions with a list of enrolled youths including Linda Hignutt, Lawrence Hignutt, John Mueller, Mary Jane Moore, and others.

Caroline F.F.A North Caroline High School Linda Hignutt Lawrence Hignutt John Mueller Mary Jane Moore Robert Disharoon Roger Griep David Gadow Robert Steele, Jr Henry Brandt Garry Bene Jerry Sutton Roland Todd Edward Briscoe Diane Briscoe Dennis McNeal Randy Harris Francis Breeding Kenneth Scott Wayne Hutson Christine Jackson Carolyn Bishop Betty Jean Bishop

Poison Prevention Week Raises Home Safety Concern

Grace Palen announces National Poison Prevention Week March 14 20 urging families to re evaluate home safety. Emphasizes child poisons in kitchens bathrooms and bedrooms with unlocked medicines and cleaners. advises storing products out of reach and carrying medicines when interrupted. Dr Edwin G Riley recommends a Universal Antidote and consulting a family physician.

United States Edwin G. Riley Caroline County Public Health Department

Community Event Schedule for Denton and Surrounding Areas

The notice lists multiple upcoming meetings and workshops from March 10 to 17. Color and Design Workshop at Choptank Electric in Denton at 10 30 a m Harmony Club at Harmony Community House 2 00 p m Sewing Machine Workshop at Denton Women s Club 10 a m Henderson Goldsboro Club led by Mrs Thomas Hickman 2 00 p m Smithville session with Mrs Eunice Wright 1 30 p m Electric event in Denton 12 30 p m Ridgely Sr with Mrs Boone Jarrell 2 00 p m Unity with Mrs Frank Zeigler Sr Denton 8 00 p m Circle with Mrs Aaron Kaplan Federalsburg.

Choptank Electric Denton Harmony Club Harmony Community House Denton Women’s Club Henderson-Goldsboro Club Thomas Hickman Smithville Eunice Wright Ridgely Sr Boone Jarrell Unity Frank Zeigler Circle Aaron Kaplan Federalsburg

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Elsie Bunny Elinor Davis Mickey Myers Theda Henry Shirley Trice Homemakers Club News Denton Production Credit and Federal Land Bank Association ABC Mary Lou Howard Robin Hallowell America University of Maryland College Park Maryland Council of Farmer Cooperatives, Inc Maryland Cooperative Extension Service Cooperatives Council J. B. Jones Baltimore Cooperatives Caleb K. Hobbie Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers William Johnson Farm Credit Banks of Eastern Shore Public Service F. M. Rogers Nigel O. C. Wolff State Farm Stain Farm State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co Bloomington, Illinois Palmer Market St. Denton, Maryland State Farm Insurance Companies Bloomington Illinois Ely RVV Farm Credit Maryland Farm Front Cedar Grove Farm Blakeford Herd Queenstown, MD Earl C Meeks Grace Palen Decatur Income Fund Delaware Management Co, Inc Penn Center Philadelphia Shaess
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