‘College Days’ takes on a new look
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -
College Days, a traditional
Summer adult education
program for Marylanders,
sponsored by the Maryland
Cooperative Extension
Service in cooperation' with
the Maryland Extension
Homemakers Council will be
presented at four locations.
Programs will be held in
Central, ‘ Southern and
Eastern Maryland 'during
June and at a Western
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Maryland location in
August.
This
emphasizes the theme, Take
An Education Break, and
offers a wide variety of
subjects, including; Stress in
the Family... Dress To
Flatter Your Figure... Diet
and Drug Interaction... How
Well Can You Afford to Eat.
College Days II is being
offered regionally to
facilitate attendance, while
Marylanders invited
conserving energy and
provide programs designed
to meet local needs ac
cording to Dr. Marjorie M
Mortvedt, MCES assistant
director for home economics
programs. The first
program is scheduled for
June 12 and 13 at Mount St.
Mary’s College, Era
mitsburg (Frederick
County); the second, for
June 18-22 at St. Mary’s
College, St. mary’s City (St.
Mary’s County); the third,
for June 20-22 at Washington
College, Chestertown (Kent
County), and the fourth for
August 19-22 at Camp
Hickory near Accident
(Garrett County).
The programs are open to
men and women. Interested
persons are requested to pre
register for one or more of
the four sessions by May 28.
You may stay overnight or
commute. Registration
forms are available from
County Extension offices or
from Maryland Cooperative
Extension Service
headquarters offices at the
University of Maryland,
College Park, Md. 20742.
Mortvedt says that early
registration will assure
facilities and arrangements
will be in order so that those
attending will get the
maximum benefit from the
program and be able to
participate in the classes of
their choice.
Mortvedt also noted the
outstanding level of.
speakers who will appear.
Dr. John S. Toll, president of
the University of Maryland,
will speak at three of the
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troller Louis Goldstein, will
discuss Maryland history at
the southern region.
State and County faculty
members of the University’s
Cooperative Extension
Service will cover a broad
_ range of topics to help
participants learn and grow.
Some class offerings are
the same in all regions,
others are unique to one.
Topics and lengths of class
periods vary by region.
Class titles include; Creative
Writing, Public Speaking,
Weeds You Can Eat,
Assertiveness Training,
Plan and Plant for Beauty,
Parent and Child Com
munications.
Each region is also of
fering recreation and
evening programs.
Dairy club
meets
The Western Berks 4-H
Dairy Club met at the home
-of Bashore’s on May 4.
Prizes were picked for the
Hoard’s Diaryman judging
contest.
New business was the
exhibit for the Ag Days at
the Berkshire Mall. The next
meeting will be held on June
7 at Mark Moyer’s home,
Bethel.
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HARRISBURG - George
A. Marzka, 60, of Cambridge
Springs R 3, Crawford
County, has been, appointed
as Regional Director for the
Department of Agriculture’s
Region One Office in
Meadville, according to
State Agriculture Secretary
Penrose Hallowell. Marzka
assumed his duties with the
Department on May 9.
Hallowell said he« was
pleased that Marzka had
accepted the appointment,
citing Marzka’s “broad
based background in nor
thwestern Pennsylvania
agriculture as a positive
factor in his appointment.
George, as a farmer, has a
good understanding of the
needs of farmers in nor
thwestern Pennsylvania,”
Hallowell said. “I am sure
that his experience will be a
great help as we work to
make the Department’s
Region Office more
responsive to the needs of
farmers and consumers in
the northwest.
As Regional Ad
ministrative Officer,
Marzka will be responsible
for the day to day operations
of the office located in
Meadville R 4. He will be
supervising the field staff
who regularly operate out of
the office.
Marzka owns and operates
with his son the Gari-Mar
Dairy Farms, with 55 head of
Registered Holsteins. He is a,
director of the Federal
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promotional agency, a
director of the Bear Lake
Milk Producers Co-op, and a
voting delegate to the North
'East Dairy Co-op (NEDCO)
in Syracuse, N.Y.
He is a member of the
State and National Holstein
Associations, the ASCS
Committee in Backdate,
Sparta, Steuben Township,
and a member of the Dairy
Committee of the Waterford
Fair.
Marzka served three years
in the military in World War
11, including 30 months in the
South Pacific. He has been a
deputy game warden, a
township constable, and a
volunteer fireman for Mill
Village.
Marzka and his wife Vera
Irene have two sons, Robert,
who is a partner in the
family farm, and Allen.
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