Four Maryland residents honored by beef cattle group
At the ninth annual dinner at the Montgomery County Fair Grounds Gaithersburg four Maryland residents were cited by the Maryland Beef Cattle Producers. Two received life memberships and two received gifts for service to the livestock industry. Stanley P. Stabler of Sandy Spring Bank presented the honors on behalf of the association.
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Maryland
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Stantley P. Stabler
Sandy Spring
Arthur J Pad
Banquet speakers reflect on America and global farming ties
Dock coordinator of field veterinarians in the Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service and Sidney Miller of the Maryland Department of Markets addressed a banquet. The keynote speaker Torben Andersen, PR director for the American Plucking Associations, recalled leaving Denmark for America and spoke on what the United Nations and United States represent in freedom and progress. Amos Mover and Earle K Stencifer introduced and hosted the event for Maryland’s agricultural community.
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Denmark
America
United Nations
United States
UW Am
Amos Mover
Uniersity of
Maryland
Earle K Stencsifer
Maryland Ecf Producers, Inc
Resolutions Approved FB Endorses Landfill and Tax Revisions
Frederick County Farm Bureau held its 4th Annual meeting on November 28 approving nine resolutions. They urge abolition of state and county taxes on farm personal property, seek mail to officials and Maryland Farm Bureau, note tolls for Hullcrest exchange to fire reporting, reaffirm landfill support, advocate vocational Ag ed, oppose certain statewide laws, urge Johnson Grass research, oppose a sedated quality act, support elective school board rights in 1968, and call Medicare re-evaluation for nursing homes.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick County Farm Bureau, Inc
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General Assembly of Maryland
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C and P Telephone Company of
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Board of Trustees
Frederick Community College
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Howard County Youth Tops 4-H Sheep Judging at Show
Maryland youth G. Warfield Jr. of Marriotttsville, Howard County, led 123 competitors from 20 states in Hampshire breeding and market sheep judging at Chicago's International Livestock Show. He aided Maryland 4-H Livestock Judging Team to fifteenth overall. Teammates included Lee Ramsburg, Kendra Hall, and Jody Matthews. Lynnn Bedgar of Baltimore County placed ninth in poultry and egg judging. other notable competitors included Tommy Linthicum and Betty Schaefer of Montgomery County.
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Chicago
Jody Matthews
Sparks
Lynnn Bedgar
Baltimore County
Free State
Tommy Linthicum
Betty Schaefer
Montgomery County
West Cloverleaf 4-H Club Supper Highlights Meeting
The November meeting at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church featured a covered dish supper. Members received cards and Miss Sally Miller showed slides of 4-H activities worldwide. The next meeting will be at Leslie Weekly’s home.
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West Cloverleaf 4-H Club
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Early Risers 4H Club Plans Christmas Party
Creagerstown Early Risers 4H Club wrapped up Achievement Night at Creagerstown Hall. President Mark Long opened the meeting and introduced three new members Eddie Fitzgerald Pat Fitzgerald and David Gardner. The group announced a Christmas party and the next meeting will be at the home of Mark and Ronnie Long.
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Creagerstown
Creagerstown Hall
Mark Long
Eddie Fitzgerald
Pat Fitzgerald
David Gardner
Mark
Ronnie Long
Walkersville Junior Girls Meet Hosts Nineteen Attendees
Romaine Kohlenburg served as hostess to the Walkersville Junior Girls meeting attended by 14 members and five guests. The program discussed the local achievement night initiative and included a talk by Sharon Gilbert. Pam Roderick spoke on photography to close the event.
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Romaine Kohlenburg
Walkersville
Sharon Gilbert
Pam Roderick
Ten New Members At Rocky Ridge Progresive 4 H Club
At the November meeting of the Rocky Ridge Progressive 4 H Club held at Katrinka Bollinger's home ten new members were introduced. The newcomers include Stanley Gregg Philip Cunningham Francesca Cunningham James Smith John Keilholtz Debra Martinez John Hawes Cliff Eiker Patrick Bollinger and Douglas Bollinger. Guest speaker Guy Baker Jr emphasized the value of a college education.
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Rocky Ridge
Progressive 4-H
Katrinka Bollinger
Stanley Gregg
Philip
Francesca Cunningham
James Smith
John Keilholtz
Debra Martinez
John Hawes
Cliff Eiker
Patrick
Douglas Bollinger
Guy Baker Jr
Debra Parks Demonstrates Feeder Hog Selection
The meeting concluded with Debra Parks giving a demonstration on the selection of feeder hogs. The event is scheduled for December 9 at the Rocky Ridge Fire Hall.
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Debra Parks
Rocky Ridge Fire Hall
City Club Discusses Yale Decorations
The Frederick City 4-H Club held a meeting at Susan Tinney's home with 19 members and two leaders. Mrs. Robert A. Kline spoke on Christmas decorations while members reported on Achievement Night Thanksgiving activities and the Christmas project. Demonstrations included table setting flower arrangements and a hot Dr. Pepper.
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Robert A. Kline
Frederick City
4-H Club
Susan Tinney
Mary K. Leatherman
Elizabeth Krask
Brenda Cook
Julie Gaver
Jane Duggan
Robin Fifer
Marjorie Neufeld
4-H
Mary Leatherman
Sarah Dorrell
Tuscarora Boys View Demonstration
A Tuscarora Boys meeting at Peter and Teresa Matlock's home featured a horse tooth age demonstration by Peter Matlock. The program covered local and county Achievement Night plans, a High's Dairy tour report by Bruce Van Sant, a schedule change to the first Thursday, and the Christmas party at Douglas and Bruce Van Sant's home. David Stull was chosen club delegate to the County Council with Danny Barber as alternate.
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Tuscarora Boys
Peter
Teresa Matlock
Peter Matlock
High
Bruce van Sant
Douglas
David Stull
Danny Barber
Auto Makers Cut December Auto Output From Last Year
Detroit AP reports two of the big three automakers cut December production, bringing the month’s output about 70 000 vehicles below December 1965. GM down about 63 000 units 14 percent. Chrysler set to produce 140 000 vs 146 000 last December. Ford offered no figures, while American Motors raised output about 2 000. Thousands of GM workers face layoffs in Michigan plants. Townsend warns overtime will be cut in December. GM begins a two stage cut with further job losses possible in January. Industry nears eight million total annual production for only the second time.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
American Motors
Atlanta
St. Loews
Willow Run
Mich
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
Thedustry
Two Clubs Combine For Awards Night
The Carroll Manor Girls and Buckeystown Cloverettes combined for their annual Achievement Night programs marking the second for Carroll Manor and first for Buckeystown. Guests included Wanda Black Thurmont and Mrs Charles Smith Jefferson Homemakers with performances by Linda Haugh, Debbie Brashears, and a Cloverettes chorus. A style show directed by Fran Mayne Fayne Dutrow and Darlene Zimmerman highlighted the evening, with 16 participants.
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Carroll Manor Girls
Buckeystown Cloverettes
Carroll Manor Club
Buckeystown Club
Sandi Fry
Cloverettes
Dawn Rem
Debbie DeGrange
Wanda Black
Thurmont
Lee Black
Charles Smith
Jefferson Homemakers
Harold Heffr
Jeffersin
Myralee Garst
Walkersville
Fran Mayne
Fayne Dutrow
Darlene Zimmerman
Melissa Dudrow
Carroll Manor
Nancy Fry
Buckeystown
Myra ‘Lee Garst
Chicago
Lester Dudrow
Merril Mayne
Melvin Haugh
Milton Fry
Nay Re-Elected Farm Credit Director in Maryland District
Paul Nay of Jane Lew West Virginia has been re elected to the seven man Farm Credit Board Nay was chosen by 35 Federal Land Bank Associations in the Baltimore Farm Credit District on January 1 1967 He is a dairy farmer a leader in the West Virginia Farm Bureau Federation and director of the Federal Land Bank Association of Clarksburg The re election makes him an ex officio member of boards for the Federal Land Bank Baltimore the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore and the Baltimore Bank for Cooperatives, overseeing loans exceeding 375 million dollars to farmers and cooperatives across six states and Puerto Rico
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Paul Nay
Jane Lew
W. Va
Farm Credit Board
J. Herbert Snyder
Federal Land Bank Association of
Frederick
Nay
Federal Land Bank Associations
Baltimore
West Virginia University
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Baltimore Bank For Cooperatives
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Puerto Rico
Clay expected to defend title against Ernie Terrell
Reports say Cassius Clay likely to defend his heavyweight title against challenger Ernie Terrell in Houston's Astro Dome on February 6 with simultaneous news conferences planned in Houston and New York.
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Terrell Houston
Cassius Clay
Astrodome
Ernie Terrell
Houston
New York
Aryan Invaders Conquered India About 3500 Years Ago
A historical note states that Aryan invaders from central Asia conquered India around 3,500 years ago, shaping early regional cultures and migrations across the subcontinent.
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India
Central Asia
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