Entries rise at 1966 McDonogh School Fair dairy and beef classes
Frederick County DHIA at McDonogh School Fair reports 47 dairy cattle and 21 beef cattle exhibitors, up from 1965. Dairy leads with Holsteins 29 exhibitors 46 animals, Ayrshires 19 head, Brown Swiss 11 head, Milking Shorthorn 9 head, and Guernsey 2 head. Beef shows Angus 12 entries, Shorthorns 10, Hereford 5. Exhibitors listed include Keilholtz, Brashear, Nicholson, Williams, and Stewart among others. event features lectures by University of Maryland specialists and a noon buffet lunch. A one week course on artificial breeding runs May 6–14 at the University of Maryland.
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McDonogh
McDonogh School
Baltimore County
Ayrshires
Guernsey
Angus
Mary Ann Keilholtz
Ralph L. Keilholtz Jr
Becky Keilholtz
Thomas Keilholtz
Michael Perry
Bruce van Sant
Douglas van Sant
Carolyn Keilholtz
Tim Keilholtz
Gareth Harshman
Dente Brashear
Virginia Cook
Charles Harshan
Don Brashear
Larry Doub
Brenda van Sant
Clifford Hevner
Kent Hevner
Paul Garrigues
Robert Garrigues
Holstein
John Clem
Marcia Kepler
Brenda Kepler
Steven Leatherman
Michael Wirts
Larry Grossnickle
Valerie Remsberg
Barbara Remsberg
Gail Remsberg
Kaye Barker
Lois Remsburg
Denny Remsburg
Joel Anderson
Jerome Anderson
Melinda Anderson
William Flook
Edward Filsok
David Remsburg
Larry Remsburg
Candy Martz
Rodney Martz
Judy Williams
Richard Remsburg
Mary Ann Grossnickle
Kevin Dudrow
Melissa Dudrow
Anne Bowers
Ralph Bowers Jr
Brown
Lee Bassler
Jane Bassler
Roy Bassler
Dennis Smith
Donald Culler
Allen Culler
Cynthia Long
Gary Nicholson
Carolyn Nicholson
Jerome Snyder
Debbie Snyder
George Nicholson Jr
Ayrshire
James Keller
Juddy Williams
John Williams Jr
Joy MacCartee
Webster MacCartee Jr
James Kellers
Eoward C. Wilcolm & Son
R&egh Ag
C. Laster Dudrowalg
Merhla C. Flock
Emery E. Remsberg, Jr
R&gh
Eq . Vhs, Jr
Donald Dean Keller
Richard Arrington Jr
Louis Plumer
Clarke
Beatrice Tom
T. M. Kiing & Son
Arthur G. Roderick
Thomas and Jones
Avenel A. Adams
Richard &. Remsburg i
Robert K. Poole
Meredith E. Soyer
A J
Wm. Ewing
Wight
Robert F. Hope, Jr
David F. Grossnickle
Ed & Carol Kahler
Kenneth B. Burkier
Wallace P. Neilson
G.c. StauHer & Son
Ray
Smith & Son
R. R. Lewis
Harry W. Frantz
C. Richard Ahaif
Austin L. Reeder & Sons
Harold Godson
Roe
George W. Smith & Son
Donald L. Wachter
Jessie Burall
Walt Harry Lb. Trout Jr
Harold J. Burkier
James R. Hill
Harold E. Roderick
William Crum
Hattery & Musselman Oo
Leroy W. Buraill
R&gh BS
We Unit No
Alber K. Zimmerman
Maurice S. Ahait
J. Wimner
Frank G. Remsberg
Cheries
Herman G. Piper
William C. Kepler
Wight & Zigler
Chase & Jane Smith
Lecvale Farms, Inc
Austin B. Coblentz RH
Maynard Hawker R&gg
Dasephus
Hutter R&gh
John van Holten
Cechi Holter & Sons
Alton R, Putman
Germantown 4H Club Meets With 16 Attendees
The Germantown Boys and Girls 4H Club gathered at Alice and Eddie Rogers home with sixteen present. Discussions covered a basketball game and planning future events led by Kenny Watkins on demonstrations. Refreshments followed. An Easter Egg Hunt was planned for Libertytown Elementary School grounds on Easter Sunday along with a scrap drive.
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Germantown Boys and Girls 4H
Alice
Eddie Rogers
Kenny Watkins
Libertytown
Libertytown Boys
Fertilizer Recommendations Explain Different Analysis
Extension educator Allen B. Bryant explains that fertilizer advice now specifies pounds of nitrogen phosphorus and potassium per acre rather than fixed analysis blends. He shows examples for a 100 bushel corn crop and lists suitable mixed options, concluding farmers can choose affordable analyses while meeting total plant food needs. Electrification Day is set for May 4 1966 at the University of Maryland Student Union from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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Allen B. Bryant
Dairy Science
Maryland
University of Maryland
Frederick City 4 H Club Names Committee for IFYE Project
Frederick City 4 H Club at Betty Troxell home named its committee to plan a project for the International Farm Youth Exchange program. The chairwoman will be Betty Troxell with Mary Frances Wenschhof Susan Tinney Julie Gaver and Elizabeth Schantz assisting. Demonstrations covered decorating eggs singing skirts deviled eggs and preparing a child's lunch box. Deborah Zeiler spoke as Brenda Cook reported on amending the club constitution. A practice session for Demonstration Day was set for April 16 at Karol Long home with the next meeting April 28 at Deborah Zeiler home where Pauline Flanagan will speak on careers.
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Frederick
Elizabeth Schantz
Deborah Zeiler
Brenda Cook
Mary Frances Wenschhof
Karol Long
Pauline Flanagan
West Frederick
Maryland cattle breeding course offerings and enrollment details
I will include basic reproductive physiology recommended breed ing feeding and management practices techniques in artificial insemination and the inseminator's responsibility to the dairy industry. Applications may be obtained from my office in Winchester Hall Frederick or from the Dairy Science Department University of Maryland. Applications must be completed and returned to Dr. T. P. Fairchild by May 2nd. A registration fee will be charged and is payable at registration. Lodging will be at the Adult Education Center and nearby motels.
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Winchester Hall
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative
P.O. Box
Frederick
Dairy Science Department
University of Maryland
T. P. Fairchild
Blue Ribbon Club Demonstrations Shape Thurmont Meeting
The Thurmont Blue Ribbon 4-H Club held its monthly session with Acting President Pam Reed in charge. Mary Ogle demonstrated how to make biscuits while Pam Reed spoke on cooking and sewing experiences. Melinda Anderson reported on the County Council meeting. Lana Black provided refreshments. recreation led by Anderson. The next meeting on May 3 will be a workshop.
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Thurmont
Pam Reed
Michelle Lipkien
Mary Ogle
Melinda Anderson
Grange
Lana Black
Kathy Haines Hosts Lewisdale 4-H Club Meeting
The April Lewisdale 4-H meeting at Kathy Haines's home drew fourteen members. Sherry Sue Brown reported on the Farm City Youth Conference. Jo Anne Doody and Margo Linthicum spoke on Youth and Patriotism. Mrs. Arnold demonstrated How to Put in a Zipper. A $5 donation was given to CARE. Next meeting at Jackie McDonough's home.
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Lewisdale
Kathy Haines
Sherry Sue Brown
Farm City
Jo Anne Doody
Margo Linthicum
Arnold
Jackie McDonough
Kathie Yinger Hosts Shookstown Girls 4-H Club
Kathie Yinger chaired the April Shookstown Girls 4-H Club meeting with talks on bake sale county demonstration day and IFYE program plans. Rebecca Sampsell reported on Club Council discussions including citizenship tour big sisters for younger members and a May 21 Mother-Daughter banquet.
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Kathie Yinger
Shookstown
Beckie Sampsell
Rebecca Sampsell
Two Demonstrations At East Frederick 4-H Club
Sixteen members met at Carol and Ethna Griffiths home for the April meeting. Jo Ann Hood demonstrated Sleeping Toys and Carol Griffith with Linda Slather demonstrated How to Assemble a Book Case. A guest attended. Hostesses served refreshments and an Easter egg count was held. Richard Grossnickle appointed a committee for H Sunday and Kent Hovener reported on the county beef tour with a beef judging demonstration. Next meet at Howard and Andrew Spurrier.
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Carol
Ethna Griffith
East Frederick
4-H Club
Jo-Ann Hood
Carol Griffith
Linda Slather
Ner
Howard
Andrew Spurrier
Plans Discussed At Johnsville 4 H Club Meeting
The April Johnsville Boys 4H Club met at Judy and John Williams home with Clifford Hevner presiding and Andrew Spurrier leading the pledge. Old business covered the dairy workshop at the annual Bolstein fair and dairy judging, McDonogh School Fair planning, and related topics.
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Johnsville Boys
Cloverettes Meet At Buckeystown Methodist Church
The Cloverettes gathered recently at the Buckeystown Methodist Church with Debble Anderson performing a piano solo and Carlene Zimmermann giving a literature reading. Darlene Zimmerman demonstrated how to make a frozen pie and refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled for May 6 at the Buckeystown Methodist Church.
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Buckeystown
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Frederick County
DHIA
Agricultural Engineering Department
The
Maryland Electrification Council
Maryland Mastitus Council
Charles M. Chance
al Melching
Northeast Area
Black, Stralls, and Bryson, Inc
Henry Faber
Potomac Edison Company
Larry Stewart
University of Maryland Agricultural Engineer
Kenneth Felton
Student Union
Agricultural Engineer’s Department
Todd
Charles E. Watkins
Germantown
C. Ralph Kemp
Frederick, Md
Germantown Meet
Ens
ieLuv
Southern States
Your
Southern States Cooperative Agency
Peto Tugs
Borden Chemical Company Farmers Co. Op. Assn
E. South St. Frederick, Md
Cas As
City
Blue Ribbon Club
Marcian Roessler
Richard Grossnickle
Kent Hove
Johnsville
Methodist Church
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Flinthote Co
Brunswick
Azac
Gchemagro Corporation
Kansas City
Missouri
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