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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1970

Page

7

DHIA Annual Meeting Held in Frederick County

The 45th annual Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association meeting drew 200 attendees on Thursday Nov 12 at Walkersville Firehall. Calvin Johnson spoke on free enterprise amid humor while Poole family received the Potomac Edison trophy for herd production gains. Thirteen dairymen earned Maryland DHIC recognition. county DHIA averages and cow counts were reported with a 863 cow increase in Frederick County from the prior year.

Frederick County Walkersville Firehall Robert and Mary Poole Route 4 Frederick Maryland Dhic RFD Stewart Jefferson Allen L. Flanigan Cacil K Holter Montgomery County Lynn Ausherman Leon Enfield Frederick County Farm Bureau Jesse Burail Frederick County Pomona Grange Donald Rough Frederick Production Credit Association Lawrence Roller Potomac Edison Company Eugene Long Grayson Bowers Holstein Friesan Association Louis Abait Board of Education Gene Weaver Maryland Artificial Breeding Corp Cedric Smith Frederick News-Post Donald FE Butt David E. Ifert John D. Summers Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative Calvin Johnson Sperry Rand Corp Walkersville DHIA

Extension Service December Calendar Highlights

December schedule lists events across Montgomery and surrounding counties. Activities include Mother Seton School Mothers of Young Children 10am to 12pm, Thurmont Elementary School Mothers Meeting at 2pm, and the Shoppers Helpers Pilot Project fourth training at Winchester Hall 10am to 2pm. Also planned are 4-H committees at 7:30pm, Rose Hill Garden Club at 1am, Interagency Meeting at Winchester Hall 1:30pm, county soil conservation districts meeting at Waldorf, and a University of Maryland staff session 9am to 4pm.

Spring Hog Show Announced In 1971 at West Friend Ship Stockyards

The 1971 Eastern National Spring Hog Show will be March 16 at the West Friendship Stockyards near the Howard County fairgrounds. One day event with on the hoof classes for individuals and pairs, hogs slaughtered to evaluate carcass characteristics. Contact John Wildesen at the Extension Office with questions. Jefferson Girls 4-H Club held its regular November meeting at Lois Remsburg’s home with 11 members, 3 leaders, and 1 guest. Plans included a skating event, achievement night, and December caroling.

West Friend Ship Howard County Fairgrounds John Wildesen Jefferson Girls Lois Remsburg Gail Tucker Jean Fry Planter Gail Remsburg Middletown Braddock Heights Vindobona Convalescent Cathy ‘Brown Susan Hemp

Shookstown Busy Bees Plan Fair Booth at August Meeting

The Shookstown Busy Bees 4-H Club met August 17 at the Shookstown Civic Center. Vice president Brenda Kidd led the session with hostesses Terry Gue and Robin Blanks. New business included forming a fair booth committee led by Cindy Engle with Ruby Wisner, Beth Phelps, Jackie Long and Nancy Free. Demonstrations featured Judy Blank on Summer Breakfast, Ruby Wisner on photography, Jenny Bargus on flower arrangement, and Cindy Engle on flowering decor and stitchery. White House Sheep describes sheep grazing on the White House lawn during Woodrow Wilson's wartime presidency.

Shookstown Busy Bees Shookstown Civic Center Terry Gue Robin Blanks Brenda Kidd Fair Booth Cindy Engle Ruby Wisner Beth Phelps Jackie Long Nancy Free Judy Blank Jenny Bargus White House Woodrow Wilson

Distinguishing Poisonous Sumacs From Harmless Varieties

Poisonous sumacs feature small waxy white berries that hang in drooping clusters, while harmless sumacs bear red berries in dense erect clusters.

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