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Seven 4-H’ers
Go To Athens
Seven 4-H Clubbers from
Dade County will leave here
next week to take part in the
North Georgia district progress
achivement eliminations They
will go to Athens where the
contest will be held July 14-16.
Dade County youths partici¬
pating in the meet will be Lar¬
ry Konrad, Rising Fawn Junior
Club, junior forestry demon¬
stration; Jack Stallings, Davis
Club, junior livestock and con¬
servation; Terry and Shelia
Dickerson, Trenton Club, ta¬
lent; Bessie Moore, Trenton
Club, fruit pie; Legatha Gray,
New Salem Club, junior dress
revue; Norma Jean Gray, New
Salem Club, junior food prepa¬
ration.
District winners in these con¬
tests will receive special awards,
cash prizes in most cases and a
chance to compete in the state
meet. Talent winners will re¬
ceive cash awards of $25, $15,
and $10 for first, second and
third prizes respectively.
County Agent L. C. Adams
and Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Naomi Hubble will accom¬
pany the group to Athens.
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Three Color Cartoons
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I'UJK DADE COUNTV TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1954
YES SIP, THATS OUR BAB Y /
United States Department of Agriculture
W’heat Growers to Vote on
<J u "l a Program Continuation
July 23, 1954 Is the date when
Dade County wheat growers will
join other wheat growers
throughout the nation to de¬
whether or not the
marketing quota pro¬
gram will continue in operation
the 1955 wheat crop. This
in effect is the decision which
wheat growers will make in the
coming wheat referendum,
says Ivey, Chairman of the
Dade Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Committee.
Ivey points out in compliance
with the law Secretary of Agri-
cultura Ezra Taft Benson has
proclaimed marketing quotas
for the 1955 wheat crop. The
marketing quota program will
be in effect if it is approved by
at at least least two-thirds two thirds of of the the wheat wheat
growers voting in the July 23
referendum relerenaum. If If the the quota auota pio mo-
gram is approved, growers who
plant nlmt within wunin their men ujo 1935 acreage qrrpagp
allotment will be eligible to
market their 1955 wheat free ol
a marketing penalty.
Ivey also explains that if the
vote in the referendum is fa¬
vorable wheat growers who ex¬
ceed their allotment will be
subject to a 45 percent-of- par¬
ity penalty on their excess
wheat. If the vote is unfavor¬
able there will be no penalty.
To be eligible for price support
on any crop produced on the
farm in 1955 the producer must
comply with all acreage allot¬
ments established for his farm
for that year. On farms where
the crop allotments call for a
diverted acreage of more than
10 acres, a total acreage allot¬
ment will be established for the
farm and, in that case, the
farmer must stay wuthin that
total as well as individual crop
allotments to be eligible for
price supports.
In making his allotment pro¬
clamation, Secretary Benson
stated that: “The long range
interest of agriculture and the
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national economy will best be
served when we can have less—
and not more—government re¬
gulation and control.’’ He ad¬
ded, however, that under pres¬
ent conditions “we have no im¬
mediate choice. With approxi¬
mately a two-years” supply of
wheat expected to be on hand
when this years crop is har-
vested, there is no question at
ail about the requirement for
marketing quotas and the es¬
tablishment of a national
wheat acreage allotment at the
level prescribed by law.”
Referring to the “cross-com- J I
plianee” requirement, making it
necessary for the farmer to
stay within all acieage allot-
ments established for his farm
to be eligible lo. price support,
the Secretary said; “Neither is
there &ny QUeSt ° n aib ° Ut the
-
need to requ ‘ j re cross-corn- |
! n ance _ w ith 1 established pt;t . ah i ishpd arrp acre
age allotmenUs . It does not i
m k sense , to t0 encouia.,. the
.building , of new problems
| through the unwise shifting of
acres f rom one surplus crop to
another.”
Chairman Ivey, advises that
conveniently located referen -
dum polling (places will be an¬
nounced in advanee of the re¬
ferendum .
In the referendum conducted
a year ago, for the crop now
being harvested, the vote was
390,221 to 57,536. By special act
of Congress the acreage allot¬
ment for the 1954 crop was set
at 62 million acres. The allot¬
ment for the 1955 crop is 55
million, the minimum acreage
permitted under the law.
July 6, 1954.
t MISSION SERVICES
Every Sunday at 3 P M.
at Masonic Lodge,
Trentom, Ga.
Sunday, July 11, 1954
REV. JAMES TATE
Pastor Oakwood Baptist Church
Pastors' Conference 2 P. M.
Know Your
Candidates
i
it will be a long ballot that
Georgians on the Sept. 8
Nine candidates have
they will seek the,
of governor. For the first
in many, many years, no
is running.
The Times goes to press nine
»eto« primary. ^
service, we will carry
week until then a brie!
of each gutarnato:-
candidate’s background and
gathered from recent
interviews, and news re-
Thev will annear aloha-
Thf me candidates candidate of course seeking seeking the .he
nomination are as
Ed Barfield, Ben Gar-
Charles Gowen, Marvin
Fred Hand, Tom Lind-
Arthur Neeson, Mrs. Grace
and Melvin E. Thomp-
_____
El Barfield, 36, is founder and
president of the National As-
ol; Handicaps, Inc.
The seventh candidate to an-
nounce for governor, he was
born on a small farm near Col-
quitt, but is now an Atlanta
He is married and has
five children
A childhood accident resulted
in Barfield’s loss of his right leg
at the hip but he still managed
to graduate with honors from
school. His own expe¬
in overcoming his han¬
despite great ,odds
him led him to establish
... , .. . ,
&
, , other disabled , persons.
In his platform Barfield ad¬
the abolition of sales
on food and medicine,
clearance, improvement of
and country roads,
(but opposes toll roads), an in¬
Re£erve Corps a Iarge
s j- a j. e p a trol, higher salary for
and more of them,
sc h 0 oIs for both white and
colofed and incre ased benefits
handicapped people,
^ tnr for segregation eB „ ( „t.lnn in in the
public cs hools, Barfield has ex-
p 58 ed ° himself nimseii in {avor of
Talmadge’s private school plan,
if that proves necessary to
maintain separate schools.
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SLOW DOWN-LIVE’
C AMPAIGN IS NOW
UNDER WAY IN GEORGIA
Atlanta, The 1954
summertime „ safety
r °S ram kn0An ^ r> 0 wn
and Live nCm L |, way in
Ge0rgia anci tv,cl r1t tVirpp n ther
an Northeas t ern
W1 c through °
Labor Day, Se P^^ h e 6
Wii at does a mea n? It
you” vs _
dc n } automotl.e
° n lhe nd
have a , lot better chance
of staying alive. Designed to
curd normal summertime
llse !ic» in in highway ® fatalities
brought on by greatly .. mcreao inprp „t.
M vacation <™vel, the currcnt
campaign is patterned alter
one 6UCL success fully * conducted last
by eleven , Northeastern „ , — aetorn
st ates from Maine o
.
y ear ext f f
to Texa,s Tn s or , i ■
,
'declaration of war o
deaths by the governors of the
states.
Principal efforts in the slow-
down program is being made by
state, county and local police
departments. Here in Geo.gia,
the program is under the spon-
Worship of the Georgia Citizens
Council, whose primaly object-
ive is to promote traffic safety
throughout this state,
During this three-month pe-
lio d more than 300,000 safety
leaflets will be distiibuted in
Georgia through such outlets
as filling stations, sheriffs and
local police, the State Patrol,
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teen-age groups, local safety
groups, civic organizations of
one kind and another and other
channels.
maiurany n- wuuiu ue wcu un¬
y°u to see and study this safety
literature. In fact, if it isn’t
handed to you voluntarily, ask
for it at one of these outlets,
But whether you have the mes-
sage in writing or not shouldn’t
made too much difference so
long as y° u remember to “Slow
Do™ and Live." Here in part
is what the joint declaration
says:
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Stop Taking Harsh 0rap or Giving Then
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