Maryland State Fair Opens at Timonium with 4-H Week
The Maryland State Fair at Timonium opens 10 A M Monday and runs through Saturday September 10. Shows highlight 4-H Club and FF.A. youth activities with livestock judging canning clothing and baking contests and a tractor operators contest. A Farm Queen is crowned Sunday at 1 30 PM and a 4-H parade follows at 2 PM. Over 300 000 visitors expected.
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County Agent Reports on bumper corm crop and safety
Henry R. Shoemaker notes an almost ideal growing season and early silo filling. He warns of increased accident risk with modern machinery during corn cutting and storage and stresses precautions, fatigue, and not taking shortcuts to prevent mishaps at Frederick Fair.
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Agronomy Field Day At University of Maryland Farm
Frederick County farmers urged to attend the August 3 field day at University of Maryland Plant Research Farm. Twenty projects will be shown including alfalfa and red clover tests, soil studies, weed control, fertilizer placement, and corn and bluegrass research. Transportation provided. directions via U.S. 40 Route 29 Cherry Hill Road. Plan to attend.
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Local opinion mixed on Frederick interest in Olympic games
A Frederick reader poll shows varied views on Olympic enthusiasm. Ella Mae Wiles and Frances Lawson see strong interest sparked by冷 war tensions and national pride, while Harry Boller and Lillian Fraley cite competing sports and limited publicity reducing local engagement.
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Westminster Woman Charged In Multi Car Crash
Mrs. Garland, charged with reckless driving, faces trial Sept 9 in Westminster Magistrate Court after a late Friday crash on Maryland 140 near Finksburg. Her 1959 Studebaker Lark struck a 1952 Willys wagon causing 875 in damages, then hit a 1935 Ford pickup pushing it into a telegraph pole, destroying the truck and totaling 1,575 in damages. other rear-end damage involved a 1960 Chevrolet. No injuries reported. Seneca Oil Springs noted as first petroleum site in Cuba New York.
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Accident on Gillis Road destroys 1958 Chevrolet
A 1,600 dollar loss occurred on Gillis Road near Davis Road in the Woodbine area last night at 3 10. Rob ert L Runkles 26 of Woodbine a Montgomery County Board of Education employee drove a destroyed 1958 Chevrolet. He collided on a blind curve with Richard Earhart Barbe 25 of Mount Airy who drove a 1958 Chevrolet pickup. No charges were filed. In a separate region outside Frederick County a woman driver hit three parked vehicles and pushed a pickup 50 feet into a telephone pole. Mrs Hazel May Garland 33 of Finksburg suffered internal injuries and bruises and was taken to a private doctor.
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4-H Entries Made At Fair Showcase Maryland Dairy Projects
Frederick County 4-H Club members enter a record dairy and livestock display at the Timosium State Fair starting Monday. Seventy four members exhibit 171 animals. Dairy Department has 116 animals and 52 exhibitors. Names listed include Ayrshire exhibitors Joel Gaver and Barbara Bowers. Holstein crew includes Dorothy Smith and Kevin Dudrow. Jersey group features Stewart Cashour Jr and Donald Mc Goleri ck. Milking Shorthorn participants include Mary Nicholson and Margaret Nicholson.
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Wayne Moore
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Margaret Nicholson
George Nicholson
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Donald McGolerick
Roy Harrington, Jr
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Jane Neilson
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Elizabeth Ogletree
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Kevin Dudrow
June Dudrow
Harvey Clem
Wayne Swomley
Sharon Stauffer
Douglas Stauffer
Pat Staley
Susan Smith
George W. Smith
James Page
James Coblentz
4-H Livestock Judging Schedule With Exhibitors Named
On Tuesday at 9 am in the main judging pavilion dairy cattle of Ayrshire Jersey Brown Swiss and Milking Shorthorn families will be judged. 4-H Holstein and Guernsey classes follow on Wednesday at 9 am. Beef exhibitors include Jerry Hevner William Castle Betty Huebner and others. Swine exhibitors include Byron Grossnickle Susan Poole Wayne Gaver Harvey Clem. Sheep exhibitors are Ralph Keilholtz Jr Larry Smith Darryn Valentine and Rebecca Keilholtz. Beef heifers judged Wednesday at 2 pm with steers at 4 pm. Thursday swine judging begins at.
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South Vietnamese Students to Study in United States on Scholarships
Fifty two South Vietnamese depart this month for one to four year university study in the United States under American aid scholarships. Schriever speculates the vehicle seen reentry was likely destroyed on impact, describing it as a mass of ruins.
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Plan To Send Monkeys Into Space
Air Force research chief Lt. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever said an October attempt will send monkeys into orbit and return them safely. He also questioned some Soviet claims about dog recovery but did not dispute a capsule containing dogs being launched and recovered.
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