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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1964

Page

12

Livestock Service Issues TB Control Guidelines

The Livestock Sanitary Service outlines tuberculosis control and eradication measures for Frederick County dairy herds. Key points warn that infection spreads via diseased cattle, contaminated water, and moving cattle, and emphasize testing new arrivals, sanitation, disinfection, and protecting livestock from other animals.

Frederick County Livestock Sanitary Service The Maryland State Board of Agriculture

Grange Open House Highlights Girl Scout Involvement

The Walkersville Girl Scout Troop led by Mrs Etta Leveronne and others joined Glade Valley Grange Open House. Girl Scouts performed the flag ceremony and shared histories while members attended skits talks and door prizes. Proceeds from a March 24 covered dish supper fund Easter Seal Treatment Center.

Glade Valley Walkersville Etta Leveronne Ruby Haifleigh Gethie Kerchner Janeen Leveronne Myra Kerchner Rebecca Nicodemus Karen Funk Janeen Patricia Leveronne Patty Nancy Eaves Patty Barker Sharon Crum Annette Bourland Nancy Hinifleigh Sharon Beard Cindy Gearhart Sherry Agresti Bruce Crum Raymond Crum James Stoner Cathryn Eaves the Grange World of Tomorrow Harvey Frantz Annabel Stauffer Martha Frantz Ruth Roderick Francis Cecil Gladys Wisner Ray Zimmerman Myra Kirchner Carlton Cook Donald Cecil Harry Frantz Carl Stauffer The Grange

Young Farmer Classes Plan Officer Election

At the final meeting of the Harmont and Walkersville Young Farmer classes for this year an election of officers will be conducted. The program includes talks on economics of crops and fertilizer, and final sessions are scheduled for April 7 and April 8. A public fried chicken and ham supper is planned for May 23 to aid Community Progress efforts.

Ken Wisner Harmont Walkersville Walkersville Young Farmer Group Thurmont Young Farmer Group Joseph Long David Ifert Jack Lakin Pomona Grange Ballenger Henry Keller State Grange Margaret Clary Ronnie Whipp Wildwood Henry Lakin Bernard Remsburg Patty Lakin Harvey Clem Lewistown England

Guernsey Group Plans Tour Of Three Farms

County farmers invited to join the Guernsey Breeders on a Saturday tour of Manor Farms Ellicott City Garret Brothers Gaithersburg and Melvin Wessel Lisbon. Tour includes lunch at Manor Farms and a look at a direct milk sale operation and free stall system.

Guernsey Howard Montgomery Manor Farms Ellicott City Garret Brothers Gaithersburg Melvin Wessel Lisbon Wessel Maryland Guernsey Breeders Association Frederick Fair Ronnie Garrett Brothers Paul Spurrier Frederick Guernsey Spurrier

Brauning Named President of Carroll Group

Gary Brauning of Finksburg is named president of the Carroll County Holstein Friesian Association for the coming year, succeeding Robert M. Shirley who becomes secretary treasurer. Lee Hardesty is named vice president, with awards to Edward Derr Jr and John Rinehart. 4H honors go to Rinehart and Patti Roach. Sally Van Sant, dairy princess for Carroll and Baltimore Counties, attends as guest. Russell Inskeep of Culpeper, Virginia, is the principal speaker.

Gary Brauning Finksburg Carroll County Holstein- Friesian Association Robert M. Shirley Lee Hardesty County Agricultural Center Westminster Edward Derr Jr John Rinehart Rinehart Patti Roach University of Maryland Sally van Sant Whitehall Carroll Baltimore Counties Russell Inskeep Culpeper Virginia

Chinese Chestnut Seedlings Free to Maryland Landowners

The Maryland Department of Forests and Parks announces free distribution of Chinese Chestnut seedlings to Maryland landowners. Orders start at 10 trees, covering 1,440 square feet, planted 12 feet apart. Pick up via District Forester in Winchester Hall or Gambruls Park office at High Knob for wildlife food and grafting research.

Maryland Department of Forests and Parks Maryland Winchester Hall George B Gilmore Gambrul Park High Knob

Curtiss Breeding Service Bred Over Million Cows in 1963

Technicians Frank C. Long Jr. and Charles Yeager announced that Curtiss Breeding Service bred more than one million cows nationwide in 1963, first year exceeding that milestone. Curtiss used frozen semen and serviced 48 states plus Puerto Rico, with Curtiss bulls used on one of every five cows bred that year.

Frank C. Long Jr Charles Yeager Curtiss Breeding Service Curtiss States Puerto Rico

Linganore Wins County FFA Poultry Judging

Linganore High School won the County FFA Poultry Judging Contest held March 6 in Thurmont. Nine schools competed with 27 team members. Thurmont and Middletown followed Linganore in the team standings. Individual placings included Alien Oakes, Howard Green, Martin Kline, James Hagan, David Schell, Charles Stevens, William Warrenfeltz, Allan Seiss, Earl Bolier, and Gary Barkman. Official judge was George Gorsuch of New Windsor.

Linganore High School Thurmont Walkersville Frederick Middletown George Gorsuch New Windsor Alien Oakes Howard Green Singapore Martin Kline James Hagan David Schell Charles Stevens William Warrenfeltz Allan Seiss Earl Bo1ler Gary Barkman

USDA Plans Beef Purchases For Schools And Needy Families

The Department will buy substantial quantities of USDA Choice beef frozen roasts and ground beef for schools and canned beef in natural juices for needy families. The move aims to stabilize cattle prices and boost distribution while retailers are urged to enhance beef merchandising. Details will be sent to industry groups through the Livestock Division, Agricultural Marketing Service, Washington DC.

USDA Secra Secretary of Agriculture Ville L. Freeman U.S. Department Agriculture Deent Agricultural Marketing Service U.S. Department of Agreais Washington, D.C

Montgomery County 100 Bushel Corn Club Honors Nine Members

Eleven county farmers were cited at the first Montgomery County 100-Bushel Corn Club meeting at Gaitherburg for yields surpassing the county average. Rudell Beall led with 157 bushels per acre, joined by Ira Ward 147, Charles Savage 137, J Thomas Kelley 133, F N Johnston 127, Paul Ward 196, Oliver and Herbert Watkins 123, J William King 111, William E Watkins 109, Clarence Pearson 107, and Kenneth Windham 103, with John L King at 100. Agronomy Specialist Joseph Newcomer lauded practises boosting profitability and noted fixed costs around 37 per acre regardless of yield.

Montgomery County Geenleal Center Gaitherbarg Extension Service Corn Club Bob Raver Maryland Rudell Beall Clarksburg Ira Ward Charles Savage J. Thomas Kelley F. N. Johnston Paul Ward Oliver and Herbert Watkins J. William King William E. Watkins Clarence Pearson Kenneth Windham John L. King Joseph Newcomer University of Maryland

Three Bedroom Farmhouse Plan No 7141

A masonry three bedroom farmhouse designed by the US Department of Agriculture offers two baths a den or office and a laundry center. It includes storage closet space a living room with fireplace and a family dining area with practical supervision layout and a sewing center. Detailed working drawings are available from the County extension staff at Winchester Hall.

US Department of Agriculture Winchester Hall

Use Of Endrin On Tobacco Banned By USDA

The U S Department of Agriculture notifies manufacturers of endrin it has withdrawn acceptance of this insecticide for use on tobacco. State regulators and extension services receive notification. The action relies on data showing increasing endrin residues on cured tobacco leaf beyond the 2 5 parts per million maximum observed in 1954.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Deadline Near For 63 Corn Crop Loans In Maryland

Maryland farmers have until April 1 to apply for 1963 corn loans under price support. George B Reeves urges local ASCS offices for applications. Eligibility requires grade No 3 or better or No 4 by test weight, moisture limits 19.5% ear corn March, 14% shelled, and compliance with the 1963 Feed Grain Program. Details available at Winchester Hall county ASCS office.

Maryland George B Reeves Maryland Agricultural, Stabiization and Conservation State Committee ASCS Winchester Hall

Maryland 4H Older Youth Advisory picks 1964-65 officers

Newly elected officers are president Mary Ann Davis Somerset County vice president Curtis Day Montgomery County and secretary Carol Ann Haenstling Garrett County. The group will serve in the 1964 65 term and guide local 4 H activities.

Maryland Mary Ann Davis Somerset County Curtis Day Montgomery County Carol Ann Haenstling Garret County

Groomes Named President of Frederick County Holstein Assn

J Fred Groomes of Mt Airy was chosen to replace Roscoe T Harbaugh Jr as President of the Frederick County Holstein Association at the annual meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Other officers were Edgar C Wirts Jr secretary treasurer J Homer Remsberg Jr and directors Charles E Ifert Grayson R Bowers George William Smith Bernard L Remsburg Roscoe T Harbaugh Jr and J Homer Remsberg Sr The event included the Fitting and Showing award to Harvey Clem and pins to 16 new Holstein members with reports on past activities and plans for the 1964 Holstein Convention in Washington DC

J. Fred Groomes Mt. Airy Roscoe T. Harbaugh Jr Frederick County Helstein Association Francis Scott Key Hotel Edgar C. Wirts Jr Jefferson J. Homer Remsberg Jr Middletown Charles E. Ifert Grayson R. Bowers George William Smith Bernard L. Remsburg J. Homer Remsberg Harvey Clem A. Doty Remsburg June Durraw Ralph Walker Gaithersburg Washington, D. C Ray H. Smith Frederick George D. Wood Bernard L Remsberg Russell S. Wachter Larry and the Lads

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