Damascus High School FFA wins Hoards Dairyman contest
The Damascus High School Future Farmers of America chapter placed first in the Hoard's Dairyman dairy judging contest with an average score of 458, competing against 1,638 chapters from 48 states. The group, led by instructor Leonard E. Toley, has a history of prizes and community involvement.
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Damascus FFA Wins First Prize in Farm Page Feature
The Damascus FFA team clinched first prize as highlighted in The Weekly Farm Page on May 7, 1963. Chapter advisor E Tolby and members Phil Farr Charles Covington Francis Brown James Martz Brian Brahawn Jack Kessell James Warfield Harry Bran ham Paul Dodson John Rhodes James Gaynor Kerry Wilson are named, with several faculty and students listed as missing from the photo.
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Francis Brown
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Brian Brahawn
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James Warfield
Harry Branham
Paul Dodson
John Rhodes
James Gaynor
Kerry Wilson
Ellis Grime
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Seven Frederick County Girls Vie For Dairy Princess Title
Seven Frederick County Farm girls compete Saturday at North Frederick Elementary School for the Dairy Princess title. The winner receives $50 in luggage and a chance at the State Contest on June 15. runners up get gift certificates. Contestants include Mary J. Brown Thurmont Mary Hubbard Lewistown Jeanne Sharrer Emmitsburg Dorothy Marie Smith Frederick Patsy Louise Situp Thurmont and Angela Remsberg Middletown.
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Jeanne Culler
Frederick
Mary Hubbard
Angela Remsberg
Oakland Farm
Middletown
Jeanne Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Dorothy Marie Smith
Patsy Louise Situp
Farm Editory Notes On Local Agricultural Topics
Farm editor introduces a new column gathering brief farm news and requests. Highlights include Harold Rewer's farm study under University of Maryland influence, a dairy and cattle contest report, and a call for leaders to provide portraits for the Farm Clubs feature in Frederick County.
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Rocky Ridge 4 H Club Leaders Highlight Local Youth
Ralph Keilholtz has led the Rocky Ridge 4 H Club for four years guiding 45 members in dairy, livestock, gardening and tractor projects. The group earned the Maryland Bankers Award and placed second in a Hoard's Dairyman contest while a member appeared on television as District Champion in Demonstrations. Keilholtz also farms near Rocky Ridge works at Fort Ritchie and serves as director of the Maryland State Sheep Breeders Association.
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Extension Office to Host Referendum Meeting for Wheat Growers
More than 160 Frederick County wheat growers are invited to an educational meeting at North Frederick Elementary School on Thursday May 9 at 8 p.m. Dr Max Beal University of Maryland Agricultural Economics will speak. The session aims to explain the referendum program and help growers decide how to vote on May 21. Local ASCE officials will answer technical questions.
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Wheat Referendum Debate In Maryland Farm Bureau Reply
E Ranklin Lusby Maryland Farm Bureau disputes Des Moines Register editorial claim that wheat certificate plan imposes severe controls. He argues wheat rules are comparable or lighter than tobacco cotton and sugar programs and notes potential national referendum on May 21 to decide farm management.
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Maryland Agriculture Diversified Food Overview
Maryland agriculture centers on food crops including tobacco greenhouse nursery and forest products. It notes income from a dozen important crops and mentions dairy products brokers vehicles and sacks of fruits and turkeys in the sector.
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Farm Calendar Entry Packed With Names
A fragmentary farm calendar lists multiple names and events across days. Names such as Myung, Eades, Rees, Ramey, Lovett, Farrar, and Freaerne appear amid scattered notes on dates and preparations.
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