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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1970
Page
6
The Southern States Woodsboro Cooperative will stage its annual membership meeting at Mount Tabor Park on August 6 at 8 p.m. EDST. The program includes election of directors and Farm Home Advisory Committee members, reports on operations, youth features, and awards for retiring directors and safety achievements.
The Southern States Cooperative Frederick area annual membership meeting will feature election of local directors and Farm Home Advisory Committee members on August 8 at Governor Thomas Johnson High School. The 7 45 p m EST session includes meal tickets, with William A Hipkins as chairman and Rev Eugene Lawson present. Earl Duncan manager will discuss local operations and show color slides from patron farms.
C Douglas Hole former director of the Caribbean Area for USDA Soil Conservation Service has been named Maryland state conservationist. The 59 year old career conservationist with 25 plus years in SCS served in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands since 1966 and earlier in Hawaii. He replaces by Edward R Keil in San Juan and will reside in Prince Georges County Maryland.
James S. Roser reports on Southern States operations for the fiscal year while Charles M. Hommey discusses potato growing and burlap calf blankets. Entertainment by the Farmer's Daughters and a ceremony will honor Frederick area board members Harry Fouche J Daniel Geisinger Ralph Loy and Bernard L Wiles. National Safety Council Safe Driving Awards go to Roland Eyler Larry Horman and Charles Jones of the local cooperative. Committee chairs include Mrs. William A. Hipkins Charles Hommey Michael Wilcam Mrs. James O. Montgomery Mrs Ray Zimmmerman Howard Stansbury and Richard I Smith with roles in attendance telephones greeting ribbons decorating ushering and parking.
The June meeting at Shookstown Civic Center opened with Susan Young leading and Jackie Long absent. Members discussed improving the club, a planned 4 H picnic and a mother and daughter banquet. Beth Phelps demoed Guinea Pigs, Babie Howard spoke on mattress making, ribbons awarded to Nancy Free, Debbie Bargus, Debbie Reed, Jenny Bargus, and Natoma Reed.
Do Good Poppies and East Frederick Boys Poppies joined County Clean Up Day on Saturday May 9 to tidy Quinn Road. A load of trash was hauled away by Paul Vollmer with truck support. Refreshments were provided during a post cleanup picnic by Mrs. Samuel Main Mrs. Martin Jones and Ms Clifford England.
Peru based Victor Rojas, a 44H and Youth Extension Agent for CAJP, travels the United States for about six months under the International Farm Youth Exchange program. He will study U.S. 4-H structures, loan procedures, and youth projects, aiming to bring ideas back to Peru’s CAJP system. The report notes CAJP mirrors and differs from U.S. 4-H, including gender-specific clubs and loan mechanisms, across Peru’s 12 agricultural zones with a total of 575 clubs and 9,630 members last year. Another item discusses pig ecology and Be a 4-Her outreach, encouraging youths aged 9 to 19 to join.
A nature driven account extols the lacewing fly as a natural check on aphid populations. It describes the lacewing life cycle from egg on a leaf to aphid devouring larva and final emergence of a pale emerald green adult, highlighting its role in protecting plants and ecosystems.
The Justice Department and the American Angus Association reach a consent decree in Kansas City avoiding trial. The decree, effective August 12 for eight years, allows unlimited semen sales and sets new registration rules for calves from out-of-herd breeding, detailing age, blood typing, and breeding requirements for a “Qualified Angus Sire.” It will be published in the Angus Bulletin.
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