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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1968

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5

Wayne Shankle’s Bermuda trip honors local Vo-Ag program

Frederick High School graduate Wayne Shankle, once placed with Gladhill Tractor Mart, earned a Bermuda trip as a prize for top sales effort by a dealer’s employee. Wayne, a 1967 graduate now a parts clerk, was chosen for his courtesy, efficiency, and enthusiasm. Harry Miller credits the Agricultural Occupations Program as a model standard for student success.

Frederich Wish School Jerry Miller Wayne Shankle Frederick High School Gladhu Tractor Mart Wayne Gladhill John Deere Company Malino Gladhill Tractor Mart Bermuda Sam Gladhil Litle Continental United States Harry Miller

Wool incentive raised for 1969 marketing year

Maryland official James M. Voss announces an incentive price of 6 cents per pound for shorn wool in 1969, up 2 cents from the previous year. The plan keeps pulled wool supported at a similar level with two equal payments based on cash returns to raise the national average price. The 1969 price follows a formula under the 1965 Food and Agriculture Act extending the National Wool Act.

Lewel James M. Voss Maryland State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

Maryland Farm Bureau Announces November Milk Prices in Kansas City

Dairy farmers in the Upper Chesapeake marketing order receive a minimum price of 6.38 per hundredweight for 3.5 percent butterfat milk. Class I use pricing and pool-wide classification set November 1968 values, with 74.66 percent of milk utilized as Class I. The uniform price rises 6 cents from October and remains higher than November 1967, due to stronger Class I and II prices.

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Glade Grange installs 1969 officers and Christmas party

The Glade Valley Grange held a Christmas gathering with a covered dish supper for about 50 members and families. Bruce Crum and J Norbert Snyder installed the 1969 master and overseer along with other officers. A card party is planned for Dec 27 and the next meeting is Jan 14.

Glade Valley Grange Ann Bruce Crum Santa J. Norbert Snyder Teresa Hoke Cathryn Eaves Frances Crum Annabelle Stauffer Snyders Stups Grange Snyder

Carroll County DHIA honors go to Glenn Haines

Glenn Haines of Carroll received nine top honors at the Carroll County DHIA banquet and annual meeting. His Frizzleburg area herd averaged 15 630 pounds of milk and 601 pounds of fat with a 2 336 pound per cow gain from the prior year, earning the Potomac Edison Trophy for the highest fat corrected milk increase. James Breen of the Atlantic Dairy Association spoke on dairy product promotion while Donald Dell was re elected president of the tasting organization and Floyd Myers vice president. Directors named were Norman Sellers Richard Wihide and Henry Muller. A MiltoK O Tester was purchased to improve testing accuracy and efficiency. A Smallwood Homemakers Club turkey dinner greeted members.

Glenn Haines Carroll County Dita Haines Frizzleburg Pleasant Valley Road Hampstead Food and Fertilizer Potomac Edison James Breen Atlantic Dairy Association ADA Ureon Breen Donald Dell Floyd Myers Norman Sellers Richard Wihide Henry Muller Dell Smallwood Homemakers Club

Hearing on Maryland Wholesome Meat Act regulations exists

A public hearing on proposed Maryland Wholesome Meat Act regulations will be held Thursday at 1 30 pm in the Center of Adult Education on the College Park campus. The meeting covers inspection of slaughter animals marking and labeling of carcasses and meat products and other requirements under the act. Written views may be submitted by January 5 1969 to Dr Charles Pf Ele Mington Director State Board of Agriculture Programs Simmons Hall University of Maryland College Park. The program, administered by the State Board of Agriculture Livestock Sanitary Service, provides for veterinary supervised inspection before and after slaughter and for proper labeling and sanitation to prevent adulteration, with an estimated 20 million pounds of meat from uninspected sources affected.

College Park University of Maryland Charles Pf Ele Mington State Board of Agricuture Programs Symons Hall University of Maryeland Mate Board of Agriculture Livestock Sanitary Service

Angus Stock Up After Exposition Showing

More than 80 Angus breeders in Frederick County watched as a black Angus steer won major interbreed championships at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The Arendt Brothers of Highmore South Dakota exhibited the grand champion steer and trio, with sales reaching 10 per pound and top carcass prizes.

Frederick County Chicago Angus Arendt Harris Hulsinger Acres Bardoliermere U. S Watson's Doug Graber Mineral Point Wis Simko Provision Co Ralph Damer and Sons Muscatine Iowa Adamson Ranch Cody Neb Traction’s Los Angeles Sam and Herschel Wood Greenwood Pfaelzer Brothers Harvey Hartter Carlock Sheri Coulter Kenneth Coulter Congerville Til

State Meat Standards Not Yet Meet Federal Rules

Washington AP report says no state has a compliant wholesome meat program under the Whole Some Meat Act after a year. Agriculture officials cite 29 states partnering to improve inspections, with 40 plants named as health hazards and federal rule limits on public plant naming.

Washington Agriculture Department Notney Leonard Consumer and Marketing Service Tut Leonard Tone Delaware Department

Six Area Residents Earn Gold Star Awards at AFBF Meet

Six area residents from Frederick County Farm Bureau attended the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Kansas City. The group received three Gold Star Awards for 1968 membership and program achievements, with Maryland members recognized for information and national legislative affairs.

Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federaion Kansas City Frederick County Rendall Garst Frederick Maryland Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Vale Claude Kruhm Clarksville E. Rankin Lusby Randallstown David P. Hagprety Baltimore Maryland Congress The American Agricultural Marketing Association Federation Cartes Eo Areron Nor Grey Eau Missouri Harry Truxman

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