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SOL CmSOVATW NEWS
By G. SAMUEL OOX, Work Unit Conservationist
Gnu Waterways
SCS technicians helped J. B.
Hollowell, in the Cross Roads
Community, to construct three
grass waterways on one of his
fields last week. These water
ways were planned in Mr. Hol
iowell’s basic conservation farm
plan in 1959. Before the water
ways «o»ild he constructed an
open ditch had to be construct
ed as an outlet. After the spoil
for the open ditch was spread
last week the waterways were
shaped with the bulldozer that
was spreading the spoil. The
waterways were then disked,
limed, fertilized and seeded to
fescue. Surface inlets to drop
the water safely into the outlet
ditch were installed where each
waterway entered the outlet
ditch. A ten foot strip of fes
cue was seeded along side the
cutlet ditch to prevent erosion
cf the side slopes of the ditch.
Hairy Indigo
Hairy indigo was tried as a
summer cover crop by four
farmers in Chowan County last
year. This legume appears to do
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efforts toward helping to pro
vide a good county system if
elected.
He is a native of Pennsyl
vania, graduating with a BS de
gree from Waynesburg College
where he starred in football. He
was named to the Little All-
American and All-Pennsylvania
football teams in 1941. Follow
ing his graduation, he enlisted
in the U. S. Marine Air Corps.
He served for four years, in
cluding a tour of duty in the
Pacific Theatre of Operations, as
a pilot of multi-engine aircraft.
He was discharged in 1946 with
the rank of Major.
Mr. George began his teach
ing career at Chowan High
School in 1946 and later moved
to the Edenton school, where he
headed the science department, |
resigning in 1958 to enter busi- j
ness. He is president of the
George Chevrolet Co., here, in
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a good job on sandy land and
'may be a solution to the sum-'
mer cover crop problem on light
land. Hairy indigo is an an
nual, root knot, nematode re
sistant legiime which is non
toxic to animals. It can be
seeded at 10 lbs. per acre for
approximately $3.00.
Farmers who seeded hairy in
digo last summer were Paul
Ober, Luther Bunch, H. F. Bv
rum and B. F. Bateman.
Pollock Swamp Watershed
The design survey that is be
ing made on Pollock Swamp
will be completed in the next
few days. Location stakes for
the channel were set in the cen
terline of all of the proposed
channels.
Elevations and other neces
sary information will be obtain
ed. This information was need
ed for a complete and final de
sign so that we could prepare
a contract for the job. As soon
as the local legal organization
is completed and they get up
their money, we will be ready
to start construction work.
partnership with his brother,
Bill George;, who is a profess
ional football star with the-Chi
cago Bears.
He is a member of the Eden
ton Baptist Church, Lions Club,
Varsity Club and American Le
gion. He is a past-president of
the Edenton Parent-Teacher As
sociation.
The candidate is married to
the former Miss Mary Esther
Belch of Tyner and is the father
of two daughters, Suzanne 14
and Jane 9.
POCAHONTAS MEETING
Chowanoke Council No. 54,
Degree of Pocahontas, will
meet tonight at 8 o’clock. Mrs.
Virginia Williams, Pocahontas,
requests all members to at
tend.
LIONS MEET MONDAY
Edenton Lions will meet Mon
day night, April 16, at 7 o’clock
at the Edenton Restaurant.
President John Mitchener re
quests all members to be pres
ent.
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