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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
1
The Bendictine School for Exceptional Children will host its annual bazaar on September 12 and 13 on Route 312 Ridgely. Proceeds benefit the building program expanding facilities to serve at least 100 students with new eight classrooms, dormitories, recreation and dining spaces, and an infirmary.
John W. Eveland, head of Caroline County Commissioners, was elected president of the Maryland County Commissioners Association at its Ocean City meeting. He has served as vice president the past year and chairs the Legislative committee. he also serves on the Soil and Water Conservation committee of the National Association of County Officials. Eveland is in his fourth consecutive term as county commissioner. Also present were Commissioner Russell H. Wright, clerk Rachel Collison, attorney Wilbert L. Merriken, and County Roads Engineer Paul Yeush ton.
State Senator Harry R. Hughes, Democratic candidate for Congress, says Morton misrepresented his position on the Federal Tax Cut and seeks a full accounting before voters decide. Riverside Sportsman's Club to sell steamed crabs on Route 404 near Denton, Sunday from 9 a.m. to dark.
Golf column begins today as Cliff Olinger, Caroline Country Club pro, writes weekly golf tips for the Journal. Olinger, a longtime pro with Virginia circuit roots, will share concise lessons through Sports Editor Bill Darling, drawing on years of experience and Scottish teaching tradition.
David King announces co directors of publicity for the Caroline County United Fund. Mr Yoash, Caroline County Roads Engineer and deputy civil defense head, and Mrs Yoash of Denton to lead publicity. a speaker bureau is also planned. Meanwhile Denton begins its million dollar sewer expansion, Seaford Construction handling two thirds of the work under $622,000 contracts and a $164,000 federal grant, with completion planned in about two years.
Seven people, including two children, were injured when their car crashed into a utility pole on Route 313 near Oil City. Driver Wendell Eugene Seiler Jr of Greensboro and passengers Darlene Ann Seiler. Mary Ellen Sayler and the Howards from Centreville were hospitalized. Darlene suffered facial injuries. Sayler had severe forehead lacerations. a 2 month old boy remained for observation. Sherry Lynn Howard suffered a fractured skull.
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