Lime Kiln Girl Named Finalist in Holstein Honor
June R Dudrow 18 of Lime Kiln is finalist for the 1965 National Junior Holstein Champion contest, sharing runner-up honors in the girls division among 32 entries. She has built a herd of 14 Registered Holsteins valued near 4500, with strong records, leadership, and dairy project achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June R. Dudrow
Lime Kiln
Chester Dudrow
Elizabeth Keene
Gilbertsville N.Y
FFA
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
June
Ject
Heifer
Frederick
Ner
Miss Dudrow
Dianna Marts
Iowa
Linda A. Ribardy
Indiana
Charlene Wilmore
Michigan
Holstein Association
Frederick County Farm Bureau Spring Meeting Discusses Landfill and School Board
The Frederick County Farm Bureau held a joint meeting with the Women’s Committee at Walkersville Fire Hall with about 75 attendees. Topics included the sanitary landfill project funding, appraisal of sites, and soil drainage concerns, plus a push for an elected Frederick County school board and a discussion of Voters Inc aimed at reforming representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Women
Walkersville Fire Hall
C. Donald Easterday
William B. Crum
Crum
Walkersville-Frederick
Voters Inc
Merhle Duvall
Maryland
County Farm Bureau
Leon Enfield
Charman
Pascal Renn
The
Grange and
Farm Bureau On Education
Frederick County
Renn
Frederick
Montgomery County
Annapolis
John A. Derr
Austin Younkins
Paul Spurrier
Beef Cattle Improvement sale tops Frederick market
The Beef Cattle Improvement Association sale at Frederick Fairgrounds drew 58 head from 17 bulls and 41 females selling for a total of $22,055, averaging $380. A top Angus open heifer from Hidden Hills Farm in Ijamsville sold for $1,200 to Smithfield Farms, Amelia N.Y. Bull and heifer prices ranged from $225 to $1,200 with the high bull at $1,020 from Friendly Acres in Maryland. The Maryland Angus Sale followed with 36 animals averaging $292, including three cows with calves and 18 yearling heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Beef Cattle Improvement Association
Frederick
Hidden Hills Farm
Ijamsville
Smithfield Farms
Amelia N.Y
Frederick Fairgrounds
Friendly Acres
Murkirk
Andelot, Inc
Worton
Monocacy Farm
K. A. Merril Dr
N.C
E. Brooke Lee
Damascus
Bruce Speckler
Hagerstown
Spring Valley Farm
Poolesville
Dickerson
Dorothy Lewis
Lewistown
B.ct.a
Maryland
Johnson Grass Threat To Maryland Farms Warns University Expert
Maryland weed specialist Dr. John Meade warns johnsongrass is a persistent, destructive pest choking Eastern Shore cropland. It spreads via rhizomes and seeds, resists clipping, and demands aggressive, timed cultural or chemical control to prevent total yield loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John Meade
University of Maryland
Meade
Rocky Ridge 4-H Club Reports April Meeting Highlights
Rocky Ridge Progressive 4-H Club met April 18 1966 at Stever Thomas home with 30 members present. Vice President Jerry Orndorff led a rule on summer safety as others shared bake sale success and public speaking entries. Steven Thomas won Junior Division first. a scrap drive occurred April 30 and a Horse and Pony meeting is set May 14 at Col Gordon Parks home. State Trooper Reed spoke on teenage driving. club donated $57 and a sewing machine. Refreshments followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge Progressive
Stever Thomas
Jerry Orndorff
Sharon Sharrer
Steven Thomas
Col. Gordon Parks Home
Rocky Ridge 4-H
Reed
Patty Poole Hosts Jefferson 4-H Meet
The Jefferson Girls' 4H Club met at Patty Poole's home with fifteen members and leader. They gave the 4-H Pledge and the Pledge to the Flag, sang the 4-H Spirit, and announced demonstrations for Demonstration Day including How You Shine Your Shoes, First Aid, and Room Arranging. The Style Revue moved to July 19 and 20, and the next meeting will be at the Community Hall with Wanda Lapole and Connie Baker as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Girls
Patty Poole
Lois Remsburg
Joyce Morrison
Harold Heffner
Wanda Lapole
Connie Baker
Damascus FFA Announces Annual Spring English Horse Show
The Damascus FFA plans its Annual Spring English Horse Show on May 8 starting at 12 noon at the Damascus Carnival Grounds. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded in all classes. For information call Gloria Reed or Helen Boyd at Stable Mate Saddlery in Mount Airy or L. E. Tolley. Sponsors include P. G. Burdette and many Damascus businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Ffa
Damascus
Gloria Reed
Helen Boyd
Saddlery
Mount Airy
L. E. Tolley
P. G. Burdette
Damascus Bookkeeping
Damascus 66
Steve and
Belle
Damascus Fuel Company
Jimmy Cone
Bellison’s
Boyer and Cramer Hardware
Hyatt Lumber Company
Damascus Electric Company
M. Woodfield and Son
Brake and Keesey Builders
Stable Mates
Ted
American
Bowman Brothers
Montgomery 4-H Members Hold Recreation Night
More than 175 Montgomery County 4 H youth joined a Recreation Night at the Agricultural Center Gaithersburg for competitive and group games. Anna Gary led the championship team with 52.7 average while Kevin Hall of Germantown topped boys scores at 81 and Christine Conrad led girls with 25 in Bounce Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Anna Gary
Darnestown
Kevin Hall
Germantown
Carol Newton
Laytonsville
Christine Conrad
Paul Morris
Francine Johnson
Mike Toones
Robert Durlap
Derwood
Kevin Loving
Washington Grove
Traceey Stiles
Rockville
Tom Young
Brookeville
Louisa Riggs
Mt. Zion
Tommy Stang
Gail Griswald
Carlethia Johnson
John Boyle
Boyds
Gwendy Mann
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U. S. Holstein
Raton, N. M
B.C.I.A
J. Austin Younkins
Johnson
Rocky Ridge Meeting
Jefferson
Jamesway
Gladhill Tractor Mart
Vrederick
Montgomery
Farmers Supply CO
Delaval Milkers
Gentine DeLaval Milker
Paris
New Idea Farm Machinery
South Carroll St. Frederick
Todd
Charles E. Watkins
Altes
C. Ralph Kemp
Frederick, Md
Are Au Ag
Southern States Co-Op., Inc
Frederick Petroleum Service
P.O. Box
Your
Southern States Petroleum-Cooperative
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