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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1987

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4

City 4-H Rabbits Shine At Howard County Fair

Howard County 4-H families urban and rural back rabbits as a popular project. Members from Feather and Fur and Hare Raisers display, judge, and bowl in contests while learning care, disease, breeding, and time management. Winners include Joy Gibbs, Greg Shumake, Patti Hutton and Andrea Blanchard among others.

Howard County Annette Fleishell Feather and Fur Club David Friedel Glenwood Friedel Andrea Blanchard Miss Blanchard 4-H Joy Gibbs Greg Shumake Patti Hutton Shumake Jennifer Fieishell Chris Regerer Graced Scherer Joy

Maine and Massachusetts ban Maryland clams over bacteria

Maine joins Massachusetts in restricting Maryland soft-shell clams due to high bacterial counts. New Hampshire eyes monitoring imports while Connecticut health officials express concern. The measures target three upper Chesapeake Bay growing areas, with seized clams destroyed if found in Maine. Maryland dealers note sales declines and consider broader bans amid market impact. Maryland officials defend local safety and proper storage for nonrestricted clams.

Easton New England Maryland Chesapeake Bay Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Connecticut Penn Esiabrook Worton Point Kent County Little Choptank River Dorchester County G&w Shellfish Co. of Rock Hall Bay State Chuck Woodfield G&w John Stobierski Massachusetts Department of Public Health Stabierski David L. Resh Jr Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

First Ayrshire supreme champion at Howard County Fair

Rhonda Pat trick of Woodbine saw her 2 year old Ayrshire win the supreme open dairy show title at the 42nd Howard County Fair. Judge Mike Stiles selected the breed grand champions among entries from Kim Fleming Hollywood Jersey Kae Lee Acres Clarksburg Maple Lawn Fulton Holstein Wayne Spurrier Johnsville Guernsey. Maple Dell Farm produced the supreme champion, the first Ayrshire to win the honor. Premiums were awarded for the supreme junior champion for the first time, with Tanya Jager Fulton taking the junior Holstein prize. Other junior champions listed include Fleming Brown Swiss Danny Thomas Fulton Jersey Miss Patrick Ayrshire and Eric Fleming Guernsey. Friday events include 4-H sheep shows at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Open sheep shows at 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. parades with entertainment by the Browningsville Band Cactus and more.

Rhonda Pattrick Woodbine Howard County Fair Mike Stiles Clearbrook Kim Fleming Hollywood Kae-Lee Acres Clarksburg Jersey Maple Lawn Farm Fulton Holstein Wayne Kim Spurrier Johnsville Guernsey Maple Dell Farm Daily Show Tanya Jager Chris Hill Miss Fleming Danny Thomas Miss Patrick Ayrshire Eric Fleming Browningsville Cactus Karen Fleisher Daisy Ag Elizabeth May Hampshire William Curry College Park Matthew Murray West Friendship Shropshire Sarah Ramirez Feather and Fur Dorset Miss Fleishell Suffolk Dina Allison Southdown Miss Ramirez Miss Allison

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