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5-R6CP referrals; 21 acres conservation cropping system; 21 acres contour farming; 21 acres minimum tillage; 27 acres Pasture & Hayland Planting; 27 acres Pasture & 91ayland Management and 48 acres land adequately treated. The District Conservationist was in Raleigh for an SCS State meeting on October 8,9, 10 and in Raleigh for a training course on October 15, 16 6. Committee Reports: CDUCATION: a. Slides of the various places visited during the tours were shown to those present. b. It was reported that the Cabarrus District has submitted their nominee.. C. B. RHOMIS, for the Wildlife Award. c. The Annual Speech contest will be held at Central Cabarrus High School on Tuesday, December 10, 1974 at 7:30 P.M. The District Supervisors and Watershed Commissioners will have their, regular meeting following the Speech contest. A motion was made and unanimously passed requesting that Hugh Price make arrangements to have judges for the Speech contest. FINANCE: No report I PUBLICITY: All three local newspapers carried the election returns; Daily Independent, The Concord Tribune and Cabarrus Adviser. It was unanimously agreed that letters be written to the three news- papers thanking them for their sup-port in the election. The local radio stations also gave excellent coverage of the election. a. It was announced that three Watershed Vlorkshops are being held during the month of November. Chairman Patterson urgod those who could to attend the Workshop in Winston -Salem on November 20th beginning at 9:30 A.M. b. Cross section surveys of the streams in Cabarrus County are still being studied by the survey crew. Approximately 250 cross sections have been completed and studied. 7. Unfinished Business: Goodyear score cards for the Cabarrus District were discussed. 9. Next Mecting: Tuesday, December 10, 1974-Central Cabarrus High School-7:30 P.M. 2L2 0 J . Patterson, Chairman L.D.Coltrane,IIT, S<,-cy-Treasurer