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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1999
Page
5
The Stade Amnaber Quadet Morse Association holds events near West Friendship at the County Fairgrounds. Exhibit space costs $15, with call for more information to Mary Behanna.
The Central Maryland Antique Tractor Club and HB Duvall Inc will host a Valentine’s Toy Show from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday February 14 at HB Duvall Inc 901 East Patrick St Frederick. A toy auction is at 6:30 p.m. Saturday February 13 at the local machinery site. Display space costs 10 dollars. children under 10 admitted free. For information call Wayne Shankle or Dan Pat Herbst or Sandy Bare at listed numbers.
Grangers will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday February 9 at Glade United Church of Christ Walkersville Guest speaker John Lovell member Frederick County Zoning Appeals Board Edward Wachter chairs legislative committee Master Donald Ceci presides over the business meeting For more information call 301 898 9937
The Howard County Beef Club will host an all you can eat dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday February 16 at the Howard County Fairgrounds in West Friendship. Proceeds go to the Howard County police Trax Program honoring livestock buyers. Dinners cost 5 for adults and 3 for children aged 3 to 12.
The U S Department of Agriculture Research Service will convene a Beltsville Agricultural Research Center and National Program Workshop on sustainable agriculture on March 2 and 3 at the Beltsville facility. The program will outline research needs and the strategic plan for the BARC sustainable agriculture program. For information or registration contact Judy Holliday at 301 504 6491.
The Frederick County Farm Bureau offers two $500 scholarships for the 1999 2001 academic year. Open to dependents of members and students pursuing agriculture. Applications available at county high school guidance offices. Call Shirley Zimmersman at 301 83 4981 for details. Due date is Thursday April 15.
Twenty four people were chosen to receive training through LEAD Maryland the state agricultural leadership development program Locals Richard Eaves of New Midway and Elizabeth Schaeffer of Westminster are among the participants Beginning Wednesday Feb 10 they will attend eight seminars and two study tours one in Washington DC and one abroad over two years The program includes leadership skill practice and discussions of public issues. For more information call Susan Harrison or Pam Townsend.
Agri Views outlines root cellars as a low cost option for small farms, detailing planning steps for crop selection, temperature and humidity controls, ventilation, accessibility, darkness, drainage, shelves, and sizing. It notes root cellars remain valuable where modern storage is impractical, and offers practical guidelines for insulation, airflow, and space planning.
The Agriculture Calendar lists events across Maryland and nearby states from February 4 to February 10. Events include a Maryland Agriculture Dinner at Michael's Eighth Avenue in Glen Burnie, a Young Dairy Leaders Conference in Tampa, nutrient management certification exams in Annapolis, a Holstein Association dance in Walkersville, a tack sale and equestrian flea market at Howard County Fairgrounds, a Glade Valley Grange meeting in Walkersville, and a Beef Cattle Industry Conference at Best Western Lee-Jackson Inn in Winchester Virginia. The calendar cites the Maryland Department of Agriculture as organizer for some items.
During the Farm Bureau Women's Christmas Party the 1999 slate of officers and board members was announced. Seated from left are Louise Ediger treasurer Terrie Stup recording secretary Evelyn Wilcom vice chairman Louise Stup chair Jane Smith Janice Mayne Peggy Long board members. Standing from left are Gladys Smith board member Rosa Rippeon corresponding secretary Brenda Nowell Joann Guyton Cathy Strite Tammy Eaves Cindy Rhoderick Rosie Barker Rena Shry Evelyn Gaver Audrey Wolfe board members.
The Catoctin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts offer residents low prices on day lilies and evergreen tree seedlings. Freshly-dug triple-clump day lilies, sun needs, soil tolerance, and low maintenance described. Seedlings include Red Cedar Austrian Pine White Pine White Spruce Blue Spruce plus vinca groundcover. orders open through March 19 with pickup in April at district offices. Call 301-695-2803 for details.
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