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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
6
Dead limbs and large branches appear in many trees this spring. Twigs and small branches two inches or less are drying out due to low moisture, largely from last year’s drought. Dr. Johnson Parker of Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories notes drought stress as the cause.
Spring drought stresses trees across regions due to insects disease and neglect. Dr Parker notes healthy trees cope by shedding leaves and reducing moisture loss, while weakened trees decline. Remove deadwood prune with feeding spray to prevent insect damage and disease spread, and burn diseased limbs.
Dr Henry P Laughlin a Bethesda psychiatrist received the first gold medal from the American College of Psychiatrists for achievements and leadership. Presented by Dr Frank H Luton at the annual meeting, Laughlin has led Montgomery County and Greater Washington medical societies and serves as Linganore PTA president. He lives in Frederick County on Talbot Run Road and notes feed costs comprise 55 to 70 percent of livestock production.
Brunswick High School plans a graduation at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Brunswick Fire Hall for 86 seniors led by Miss Lavenia Hood. Dr. John L. Carnochan will address the class as Jack B. Kussmaul, retiring principal, presents the graduates. Constance Albert will speak. Rev. A. D. Salmon Jr. will give the invocation and benediction. Gold B awards will be given by Irvin Marks of the Brunswick Rotary. The junior high Glee Club and The Railroaders band will provide music.
A pan of grease left on a lighted stove burner caused a blaze at the Belair home of Edward T. Conroy in Bowie. Firemen assess damage at $6,000. Conroy chairs the Prince Georges County delegation in Maryland’s legislature. A stray sentence about corn’s wealth is noted.
Taneytown scheduled dedication for the community pool amid delays. Chair Wayne Baumgardner says the Ira C Riggs Construction contract calls for 35 days to finish, but piping, grading, decking, fencing, and the wading pool remain incomplete. The Carroll County Chapter will run a Learn-to-Swim program at 1:30 p.m. with $7,500 more needed for funds.
Three girls have been selected by their school principals to represent Taneytown youth at a dedication. The honorees are Deborah Wiley of Taneytown High School Brenday Smeak of Taneytown Elementary School and Catherine Sanders of St Josephs School.
Randall J. Hicks of the National Association of Real Estate Boards speaks at the Frederick County Board of Realtors meeting about the rise of double contracts in home sales. He outlines coping strategies and reiterates penalties for illegal practices during a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Gray Room. African chiefs are not absolute monarchs.
A series of Sunday programs will let the public ride with Civil Air Patrol pilots at Montgomery County Airport near Gaithersburg. Proceeds support the CAP search and rescue fund.
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