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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1960
Page
11
A fragment lists daily lunch options including Monday through Thursday. Dishes include macaroni and cheese, coleslaw, apple sauce, peanut butter sandwich, and mills. roast pork with scalloped potatoes and succotash. meat loaf with mashed sweet potatoes and Brussels sprouts. spaghetti and meatballs with string beans and carrot salad. Also notes tuna fish salad with chips, pickles, baked beans, orange, and milk.
More than 1,000 college credit classes begin this fall as University College enters its 11th year in Maryland and 12th overseas. Adults statewide and in DC take over 100 University of Maryland courses, with major centers in Baltimore, the Pentagon, Fort Meade, and College Park. Courses reach 15 of Maryland's 23 counties and about 160 installations in 24 foreign countries, including 13 European nations and sites from Oslo to Tripoli. The program aims to boost overseas opportunities and student access to credit courses.
Denton high school lists weekly meals with I and II platters. Monday features meat loaf with potatoes and apricots. other options include bean soup, ham and cheese, PBJ, Bologna, and baked apple. Desserts include apricots and milk.
Mary Del and Mrs. Leonard Covell spent a day in Philadelphia. Mrs. Sillitoe of Wilmington visited the Shultses. Heather family and son toured Virginia on Skyline Drive. The Boys of Bridgeville stayed with grandparents the weekend. Friends and relatives shared visits across towns with church events noted including Calvary Church Home Coming on October 23 with A L Harman leading a 2:30 song service and Dr O A Bartley as guest speaker.
Maryland Petroleum Association says the scheduled one cent federal gasoline tax cut next June will free about 225 million dollars annually for interstate highway construction. Association chairman C A Newland notes that when the tax drops to three cents, 5802 million yearly in automotive excise taxes will be earmarked for road building, with no new law needed.
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