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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
11
A wounded inch antlered deer wandered from Everglades habitat and was found dead on a Westbrook lawn by Carolyn and Alan Hasker. Mrs. Hasker declined the animal while police arranged pickup. The Westbrooks skinned and iced the deer for cooking.
In New Orleans and Baton Rouge, 36 000 teachers press for a 1000 across the board, staging a mass motorcade to lobby the Legislature as Gov McKeithen proposes a 500 raise. Elizabeth Buck, a 14 year veteran, wrote the chorus and lyrics in minutes for the protest.
Roy Okan director of the Outdoor School at Camp Greentop near Frederick presented the program at the Zonta Club meeting held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He described the eight year old outdoor education effort now in forty states and the Camp Greentop site within a 5,000 acre state park. President Lorene Bowlus announced a Foster Parents dinner on November 21 and a future classification talk by Mary Stultz.
In Hialeah Florida the Westbrook family joined a hunting day as a 125 pound buck was tracked. The husband hunted while the wife prepared venison and shared the meal. Descriptions note cooperative outdoor activity and a successful hunt. Farmers, families, and local wildlife were part of the scene.
Members of the Frederick County Pomona Grange will hold their annual banquet this Thursday at 6 15 p.m. in the Calvary Methodist Church social room. Committee chairman Macie and three sons were not at home as they hunted deer in the Everglades.
Zentz plans the program after dinner with Charles Remsberg as guest speaker and Henry Shoe maker as toastmaster. Awards will be given to outstanding 4-H boys and girls and achievement awards to outstanding grange youth. FFA members who won state awards this year will be recognized.
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