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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1967

Page

11

Pesticide Weed Control Conference Set For Feb 9

University of Maryland pesticide conference to be held February 9 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick features five topics. Registration begins 8:30 am with programs starting 9:30. L. O. Weaver and David Shriver discuss pesticide analysis and carelessness. Additional talks cover alfalfa weevil control, vegetable and sweet corn recommendations, weed control and fungicides. Kenneth Shiffler chairs the Frederick event, with a Salisbury program the next day at Elks Hall.

University of Maryland Francis Scott Key Frederick L. O. Weaver David Shriver W. L. Harris Maryland T. L. Bissell F. Harrison J. Parochetti H. Hunter F. Gouin G. Stadelbacher Kenneth E. Shiffler Plant Science and Livestock Elks Hall Salisbury

Shookstown Girls Club Plans Indoor and Outdoor Activities

The Shookstown Girls Club outlined plans for sewing embroidery cooking contests demonstrations and project talks at a meeting held at Becky Sampsell's home. Outside events include a rummage bake club breakfast family picnic bowling party Sadie Hawkins party and camping with guidance on safety and companionship when engaging in outdoor sports.

Shookstown Girls Club Iad Becky Sampsell Wilma Matthews Cheryl Hann Pam Zern Janice Mumaw Patty Kinsey Ruby Wisner

Boys' Club Names Officers Committees

The Monocacy Village Boys 4-H Club installed new officers at its January meeting at James Delauter's home. Officers named were Harold Chambers president, Larry Heim vice president, James Delauter secretary, Kevin Mills treasurer, Dennis Smith reporter, and Topper Nusbaum delegate. Committees include Community Service, Basketball, Scrap Drive, after Egg Hunt, Fair Booth, Achievement Night, and Christmas Party with various members. Thomas Ford will coach the basketball team.

Monocacy Village Boys 4-H Club James Delauter Harold Chambers Larry Heim Kevin Mills Dennis Smith Topper Nusbaum Mike Willard Jeffrey Himes Shane Shanholtz Dennis Mills Thomas Ford

Brunswick 4-H Club hears three reports

The Brunswick 4-H Club met in January with Dwight Smith of Jefferson describing how to assemble and keep a 4-H record notebook. Judy Payne demonstrated dip making with flavors and cheese bases while Wayne Smith spoke on winter sports safety.

Brunswick Dwight Smith Jefferson Judy Payne Wayne Smith Wayne

Butler Named Boys' Club President

Ronnie Butler was named president of the Carroll Manor Boys 4H Club at the January meeting hosted by Francis and Merrii Mayne. Officers named include Francis Mayne as vice president Kevin Dudrey as secretary and delegate Betty Paines as treasurer and Melissa Dudrow as ... The program featured a slide report from a leader's recent trips to Florida and Nassau. The next meeting is set for February 10 at Joan Moore's home.

Ronnie Butler Carroll Manor Boys 4H Francis Merrii Mayne Francis Mayne Kevin Dudrey Betty Paines Melissa Dudrow Florida Nassau Joan Moore

Thirteen Attend Carroll Manor Girls H Club Meeting

Thirteen members attended the January Carroll Manor Girls Club meeting held at the home of Francis Mayne. Brenda Haugh presided as club president. The program featured a discussion on Why We Eat a Balanced Diet led by the group.

Carroll Manor Francis Mayne Brenda Haugh

Demonstration on How to Shrink Wool and Bowling Party Plans

Francis Mayne led a demonstration on How to Shrink Wool with Bonnie Zimmerman speaking, followed by plans for a bowling party at Village Lanes. The event was discussed at Harriet Davis's home on February 11.

Francis Mayne Bonnie Zimmerman Village Lanes Harriet Davis

Monocacy Girls 4-H Club Installs Officers

During the January meeting at Mrs J Howard Smiths home the Monocacy Girls 4 H Club installed Kathy Fadley as president Patty Murphy as vice president Carla Eicholtz as secretary treasurer Gina DeLeonardis as reporter and Sandy Sue Smith as delegate The new president demonstrated child care for bedtime and Sandy Sue Smith outlined proper record book procedures The next meeting is scheduled for February 9 with a program on good grooming.

Monocacy Girls 4-H Club J. Howard Smith Kathy Fadley Patty Murphy Carla Eicholtz Gina DeLeonardis Sandy Sue Smith

Agnew Federal Tax Plan Criticized by Baltimore Official

Baltimore Comptroller Hyman Pressman condemned Gov. Agnew's fiscal policy and a proposed income tax rise to nine percent. He argued a tax increase is needed for education and public safety but warned taxpayers oppose higher levies to fund expanded gubernatorial spending.

Baltimore Agnew Hyman A. Pressman Pressman

Kingstead Cows Earn Gold Medals in Holstein Program

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America awards Gold Medal Dam status to three Kingstead cows for exceptional milk production and conformation. Mistress Aaggie Jewel, Kingstead Burke Evelyn, and Kingstein La Grace Belle meet the criteria with long production records and qualifying daughters showing strong milk and butterfat figures.

Maryland Holstein-Friesian Association of America Mistress Aaggie Jewel Kingstead Burke Evelyn Harold R. King Leslie C. King and Sons Clarksburg Kingstead Dark Jewel Kingstead Dark Topaz

Kingstead Herd Reports Record Milk and Butterfat Totals

Eight lactations yield 269 pounds of milk and 536 pounds of butterfat per cow. Daughters Kingstein Mistress Belle, Kingstead Duchess Belle, and son Kingstead Champion Ova tion meet high production marks with multi-daughter lines. Evelyn lineage includes Queen Evelyn and Sovereign Evelyn2 with top milk and butterfat records. A Registered Holstein son Kingstead Pabst marks continued pedigree strength.

Kingstein Belle Kingstead Duchess Kingstead Ovation Kingstead Burke Evelyn Edward Johnson Modesto Calif Evelyn Queen Evelyn James Canyon Sovereign

Moving Ahead in Allegany County Sewage Plans

Thomas W. Shives of the State Health Department told Allegany County leaders that the county is moving ahead in sewage projects faster than any other Maryland county. He urged preparation of a master plan for water and sewage expansion to be submitted to the state for approval.

Cumberland, Md Allegany County Thomas W. Shives State Health Department Shives

Gald Medal Boosts Holstein Dairy Herd Programs

Eugene VG GM earns Gold Medal size recognition based on production records of 305 days milking twice daily and mature equivalent figures. The Gold Medal honors aim to develop cow families in dairy herds through Holstein breed improvement programs focused on production testing and type classification.

Eugene VG - GM

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