Milk Market Hearing Set For Feb 3 In Baltimore
The U S Department of Agriculture will hold a public hearing in Baltimore on February 3 to consider amending federal milk marketing orders for the District of Columbia and parts of Maryland and Virginia. The cooperatives seek to ease the seasonal drop in Class I prices March through June 1966, proposing price holds at about 20 cents under January levels for April through June and a similar adjustment for March. After evidence, USDA may recommend changes, with farmers, dealers, and consumers able to file comments before a final decision, which requires two thirds approval of area dairy farmers.
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U. S. Department = Agriculture
Batimore
Upper Chesapeake Bay
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
USDA
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Grain Program Notices Mailed To County Farmers
Frederick County producers receive notices listing farm allotments lease acreages and yields under 1966 wheat and feed grain programs. Farmers may request reconsideration in writing within 15 days. Signup runs Jan 31 to April 1 with Saturday morning office hours 8 to 12.
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Frederick County
Harold M. Free
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County
Ascs County Ofice
Remsberg To Preside Over Council Meet
J Homer Remsberg of Middletown will preside at the first general session of the National Dairy Council 51st Annual Meeting to be held January 24 to 26 in Washington. He serves on the Dairy Council of Greater Metropolitan Board and has long directed the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association.
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J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
National Dairy Council
Washington
Remsberg
Dairy Council of Greater Metropolitan
D. C
National Dairy Council Board of Directors
Maryland
Virginia Milkies Association
Farm Bureau Seeks Legislation And Policy Stance
Maryland Farm Bureau delegates at the 50th anniversary convention urged legislation to protect farmers joining cooperative marketing groups and backed no cigarette tax increase while seeking higher taxes per the Cooper Report. They urged restraint on eminent domain for nondevelopment uses, equitable compensation for severance damages, and urged Senators to oppose Taft Hartley Act section 14b repeal.
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Maryland Farm Bureau Convention
Cooper
Baltimore
Farm Bureau
Maryland
United States
Congress
Willard Oakley
Wicomico Co
Johns Dixon
St. Mary’s Co
Fred Earnst
Washington Co
Richard Pue Named Jersey Club Proxy
Richard Pue was named president of the Howard County Jersey Breeders at their meeting held at the home of Donald Simpson in Clarksville. Other officers named were Norman Sealing as vice president and Johnetta Pruitt as secretary treasurer. The group decided to paint the Jersey barn at the Howard County Fairgrounds and announced Jersey members would run the Howard County Dairy Club Conference on April 12. Forty members were appointed to report on activities at the District Meeting February 22 at the Ag Center in Gaithersburg including Danise Simpson, David Grimes, Clarence Barnett, and Norman Sealing. Souvenirs recovered in Nuernberg involved two 100-year-old cannons missing from Abernberg Castle, taken by two U.S. servicemen as souvenirs.
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Richard Pue
Howard County
Donald Simpson
Clarksville
Norman Sealing
Johnetta Pruitt
Howard County Fairgrounds
Jersey
Ag Center
Gaithersburg
Danise Simpson
David Grimes
Clarence Barnett
McDonagh
Monocacy Girls 4H Club installs officers in 1966
The Monocacy Village Girls 4H Club installed officers Sandy Sue Smith president and delegate Kathy Fadely vice president Jollen Nutter secretary Amne Howard treasurer and Linda Johnson reporter Nine members and four guests attended at the new president's home Plans include a bowling party on February 5 a bingo party on February 17 at Montevue Home and a brunch hosted by Mrs David Eigenbrode The next meeting will be at Debra Brashears home on February 12.
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Monocacy Village
Sandy Sue Smith
Kathy Fadely
Jollen Nutter
A&mne Howard
Linda Johnson
Linda
Marie Dacilion
Dacilion
Cindy Brachey
Montevue
David Eigenbrode
Johnsville 4-H Club Holds February Meeting
The Johnsville Boys 4-H Club met at Lance Glisan's home with eleven members and one leader. New officers were installed: Clark ford Hevner president Allen Herndon secretary Judy Williams secretary Kent Hevner treasurer Lance Glisan recreation leader and John E Williams Jr reporter. Plans for the basketball team were announced and First Aid discussed. Next meeting at Robert Garrigues on Feb 9.
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Johnsville Boys 4-H
Lance Glisan
Clifford Hevner
Allen Herndon
Judy Williams
Kent Hevner
John E. Williams Jr
Robert Garrigues
Jefferson Girls Told Of Babysitting
The Jefferson Girls 4H Club met at the Community Hall with 15 members and two leaders. President July Fry led as roll call recalled babysitting facts. Kathy Ifert presented an entertaining babysitting talk and Judy Fry spoke on babysitting tips. Evelyn Smith led recreation. Ruth Jane Axline and Sheran Crampton hosted the gathering at her home on February 21.
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Jefferson Girls
Fry
Kathy Ifert
Judy Fry
Evelyn Smith
Ruth Jane Axline
Sheran Crampton
Susan Sherald Named Club Proxy
Susan Sherald was re elected president of the Rosedale 4H Club at their meeting held Jan 18 at the home of Terrie Wiles Schley Avenue. Other officers named were Terrie Wiles vice president Gail Murray secretary Ginnie Sulcer treasurer Jody Smith reporter Jean Molesworth relegate Virginia Feaga historian and Rosemary Taverner junior leader. Following the election programs were issued and plans made for the year. Fifteen members including one new member Pam Carter attended the meeting.
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Susan Sherald
Rosedale 4H
Terrie Wiles
Schley Avenue
Gail Murray
Ginnie Sulcer
Jody Smith
Jean Molesworth
Virginia Feaga
Rosemary Taverner
Pam Carter
Carroll Manor Girls 4H Hold January Demonstrations
At the Carroll Manor Girls 4H January meeting held at Debbie De Grange’s home new president Carolyn Spring opened the session. Melissa Dudrow demonstrated Measuring Ingredients and Debbie De Grange demonstrated Blue Cheese Dip. Frances Mayne spoke on basketball and the group discussed Cleaning A Bedroom.
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Carroll Manor Club
Carroll Manor Girls
Debbie de- Grange
Carolyn Spring
Melissa Dudrow
Frances Mayne
Rocky Ridge 4H Club Meeting Highlights January 17
Rocky Ridge Progressive 4H Club met January 17 at Jane Bassler's home with 35 members present. Rebecca Keilholtz presided as Jerry Orndorff reported on the basketball schedule. Upcoming events include a bake sale and a public speaking contest. Jane Bassler demonstrated Breeds of Dairy cattle. Refreshments followed.
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Rocky Ridge
Rocky Ridge Progressive 4H
Jane Bassier
Rebecca Keilholtz
Jerry Orndorff
Jane Bassler
For Rent Listings Mix of 2 to 7 room Houses and Details
A jumble of rental notices shows properties from 2 bedroom houses at 4155 Market Street to 7 room houses and 3 bedroom Urbana area homes. Prices range from 55 to 3110 per month with various contact numbers and agents like Sprankle Realty and Paul & Ganley Inc. Also offers business opportunities with annual incomes and investment notes, plus a Frederick News-Post box for details.
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Brunswick
Urbana
Paul & Ganley, Inc
Reni
Lander
Nobath
Tremont
Businness
Century Brick Corp
Century Brick
Erie
Frederick County
Frederick
Markets Snapshot Mixed Trade Across Grain Livestock
New York markets show higher stocks with firm soy and corn demand while hogs gain up to 50 cents to top 29.75. Slaughter steers reach 26.25, eggs steady as butter prices hold. Chicago hogs rise to 29.75, sows 22.50 to 25.25, lambs 26.50 to 29, cattle and feeder activity mixed amid steady to higher bids.
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New York
Chicago
USDA
Baltimore
Baltimore Grain Receipts and Stocks Report
Baltimore grains report outlines flour sacks wheat receipts 45238 bushels shipments 85626 bushels stocks 3763689 bushels opening price No 2 red winter 1.5712 corn receipts 99217 bushels shipments 274900 bushels stocks 2410310 rye receipts shipments and stocks unavailable barley receipt 1641 bushels shipments none stocks 6946 millfeed none listed.
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Baltimore Grains
Baltimore (Af
Baltimore Livestock Auction Report
CATTLE 210 CALVES 125 compared to Mon Jan 17th insufficient slaughter steer and heifer offers to test grades. Sows 50 7c higher, bulls steady. Wealers steady to strong except Utility $400 higher. Feeder cattle 50c higher, instance $1.50.
Grain Markets End Quiet With Mixed Grain Movements
Grain futures opened steady and closed mostly firm on light activity. Rye slipped about one cent while wheat rose a fraction and corn and oats gained modestly. Soybeans edged up around a cent with March contracts showing small gains. rye fell to near one cent under.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Space Stocks Advance
New York stock market rally as President Johnson sends Congress a 112.8 billion budget aimed at defense growth and Great Society needs. Aerospace led gains with electronics, airlines, drugs, building materials and nonferrous metals also rising while steels softened on soft orders news.
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New York
Johnson
Congress
Market advance lifts Dow near 1000 amid inflation concerns
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 3.28 to 991.42 as volume reached 8.82 million shares. Analysts cited inflationary pressures and a perceived consolidation near the 1000 level while industrials led gains with Ford and General Motors the sole auto stock advance amid a broad but uneven market.
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Ford
General Motors
Associated Press
For Rent Apts and Furnished Units Downtown
A long listing of rental ads throughout Frederick with numerous addresses and phone numbers. Listings include one and two bedroom apartments, furnished and unfurnished units, heat and utilities included, various locations such as Monroe Ave East Church St Market St and Prospect Park Plaza. Some ads note pets restrictions and occupancy dates with contact numbers.
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Monroe Ave
Frederick
South Market St
Market St
AEC
Eard St
Bath
Prospect Park Plaza Apts
Watkins Acres
Prospect Park Plaza
Apts
Detrick Plaza
W. H. St
Baker-Kefauver, Inc
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Wo Dames Welsh
Marvin Burdette
Ollie Watkins
R&gh
Stewart Walker
JW. Hood King
R&egh
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Jersey Club
Nuernberg
Germany
Abernberg Castle
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Naas
Debra Brashears
Johnsville
Jefferson
Goodyear
du Pont
Baltimore Livestock Auction
Ing Department
Commercial Printing Department
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MTA
Winston Shipley
Clover Hill
Lee Place
West Patrick
T J. High School
East 3Rd St
Gilbert Lowe
Olds
Mt Airy Motors
Ronald Bostlan
Middleburg
Hillcrest
Francis Scott Key
Cook
Cal
Automotive Industrial
East Patrick Sty
Ponton
Sth Street
Locata Md
Timonium
R. Stoltrfus
New Market
Budds Creek
St. Mary’s County
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Hagerstown
Independence Road
Archie T. Cecil
Center Street
William H. Haugh
al Strube
G. Ralph Briggs
Moxley
Kempfont & Gladhill
D. Newton Litton
James G. Trout
Dublin Rd
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Walkersville
Paul W. Mahoney
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Carrol County
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Robert E. Crum
Poole Jones
Beckley’s
Millard Justice
Rt 46
Marriottsville
Howard Co
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Winters Church Road
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Marker Rd
Wiliam N. Reelkey
C. Irvin Staley
Ballenger Creek Pike
Sterling Roberts
Airy
Buffalo Rd
L. Wisner & Son
John W. Sewers
Taneytown
Roberts Mill
Robert Guyton
Hollow Rd
Khert S. & Harriett
Nail
Harp Rd
Ellerton & Wolff
Myersville Rd
Charles R. Lease
Glade Ra
R. Huff
South Street
Gassenger Creek
Doubs
Point of Rocks
Ray Brothers
Cedar Grove
Damascus
Lydia Harbaugh
Hagers Town
Rodney Kelly
Orville C. Black
Union Bridge
Andrew Hott
Winters Church
Wew Windsor
Carroll Co
Ernest_ E. Ahalt
Quebec School Rd
N. Rt
Norman Remsberg
Jeferson
George E. Gartreff
S.W. Taneytown
Keysville
Harry G. Lowman & Son
Gladhill Rd
Kemptown
Brownings
Ee Mee Montgomery Co
Mullen & Son
Harpers, Ferry
Rate
Grover Walker
Gaith
Oak Mine
Gea
Frederick County Holstein Sale
Frederick Fairgrounds
Claggatt
Webster’s Hill
Brphives
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