Brown Swiss Canton Show Draws Gaithersburg Crowd
The Western Brown Swiss Canton Show in Gaithersburg drew about thirty exhibitors. Swissvale Farm of Westminster claimed the grand champion female with judge Dr. Wolcott E. Stewart of the University of Maryland officiating. Winners span junior and senior 4 H and open classes across calves and heifers, with top honors awarded to exhibitors from Frederick, Germantown, Westminster, Gaithersburg, Taneytown, Union Bridge, and Boyds.
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Gaithersburg
Swissvale Farm
Westminster
Dennis Smith
Frederick
Linda Griswold
Wolcott E. Stewart
Dairy Science
University of Maryland
Allen Culler
George T. Crawford Jr
Germantown
Frank W. Fogle
Union Bridge
Jerry Savage
H. Curtis Baughman
Taneytown
Terry L. Coshun
Detour
Robert Sigler
Middletown
Randy Ruby
Curtis Baughman
Ronald Heffner
George W
Alda Schaeffer
Carl Heifers
Timothy P Crawford
Steven Griswold
Sandy Linthicum
Joyce Savage
Betty Lou Schaeffer
Timothy P. Crawford
Geore W
Alda C. Schaeffer
Jeven Griswold
Barry Schaeffer
Heifer
Millard Mienich
Tommy Linthicum
Dennis Savage
Diane Savage
Cow
Wayne Savage
Boyds
George W. Schaeffer Jr
Alda C Schaeffer
Taneytown gatherings and birthdays noted in local life
Taneytown Farm Bureau planning group hosted a picnic at Pipe Creek Park with about 50 members present. A birthday for Bradley K Davidson, son of Richard and Davidson, was celebrated in Owings Mills. Numerous residents from Taneytown and nearby towns were listed as guests or visitors in Personal Mention, along with other social visits to families in Frederick Street, Baltimore Street, and surrounding areas. The item closes with a note that South African author Alan Paton will write a new novel following Cry The Beloved Country.
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John L. Leister
Taneytown Farm Bureau
Pipe Creek Park
Guess
Bradley K Davidson
Richard Davidson
Owings Mill
Kenneth R. Davidson
LeRoy Myers
Raymond Davidson
Helen Adler
Jacqueline Myers
Taneytown
James Myers
Linwood
William Stiffler
Wiliam Jr
Cheryl Ann
Harrisburg
Christine Stiffler
Vincent Huies
David and Paul
Philadelphia
Huies
Charles B Kephart
Cheryl M. Kinnerman
Hanover
LeRoy Wildasin
Frederick Street
Ruth Ross
Margaret Connelly
Ross
Upton
Austin
Middle Street
Richard Conley
Takoma Park
Conley
David Hemler
Herman Schmidt
Baltimore
Thelma Hyser
Littlestown
Hazel Lambert
Edward Heiser
Brooklyn
N.Y
William Matthews
John
Richard
Karen
Susan
James Murray
Hampstead
Eugene Weaver
Manchester
John Smith
Joan
East Baltimore Street
Wilbur Miller Sr
Bessie Myers
Gertrude Warner
Detour
Joseph A. Arnold
Catholic University
Washington
Charles R Arnold
Paton
Durban
South Africa
Alan Paton
Paton decries violence in South Africa book offer
Nobel laureate Alan Paton, Liberal Party leader, publicly condemns violence as a means to oust South Africa’s white nationalist government led by Verwoerd. He discusses 1964 turmoil including prison terms for people of all races and a death sentence under appeal for a white teacher, in a forthcoming book described as a reflection of the times.
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Frederick
South
Paton
South Africa
Liberal Party
Hendrik Verwoerd
Ist
John Harris
Domestic Case Delays Court Over Bowling Ball
Denver AP reports Dist Judge James C Flanigan told his wife a complex case would keep him late for dinner. He paused then recessed court for an hour explaining the delay was due to a bowling ball left in the back seat needed for a league match.
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Denver
James C Flanigan
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