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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1986

Page

14

Deer farming gains traction as U S meat venture

In upstate New York and beyond, farms like Eliot Clarke's in Millbrook build deer herds for venison. National growth follows in New Zealand and Britain, with producers citing low labor, modest start-up costs, and rising demand from chefs and importers.

Samir New York West Germany New Zealand Britain United States Millbrook User Eliot Susannne Clarke Mrs Clarke Eliot Clarke Clarkes U.S Clarke Hudson Valley von Kerckerinck North American Deer Farmers Association New Zealand Deer Association von Kerckenack Harvard Business School Morgan Guaranty Trust Co White House Nixon Ford K.R. Drew New Peter Duenkelsbuehler Moravia Germany Duenkelsbuehler

Carroll County Farm Museum honors volunteers

The Carroll County Farm Museum recognized 78 volunteers at a Camp Hashawha reception for cumulative hours of service. Recipients included lifetime passes and service pins for Gary Brauning, Mary Clingan, Truth Ensor, Paul Hering, Milton Hunter, Bob Jones, John Joy, Ben King, Helen Null, Francis Stem, and Rev. Charles Wallace. Additional honorees earned 125 hour pins, 500 bowspins, 1000 hour pins, 1500 hour pins, 2000 hour pin, and 2500 hour pin, with dozens of named volunteers across multiple hour thresholds.

Carroll County Farm Museum Camp Hashawha Gary Brauning Mary Clingan Truth Ensor Paul Hering Milton Hunter Bob Jones John Joy Ben King Helen Null Francis Stem Charles Wallace Gary Anderson Dot Benedict Mark Benedict Harry Bennett Millie Bollinger Jean Brown Cheryl Cape Diane Cape Romaine Cape Betty Caulford Byron Caulford James Caulford Jr Lindsay Cook Claude Curfman Carolyn Dunst Doris Dobson Matt Fischer Steve Fisher Lydia Frock Emma Gosnell Howard Gosnell Myrtle Haines Rebecca Haines Ken Hawkins Lauri Hood Nancy Hood Henry Hook Janet Joy John Landis Pat Laughrey Vera Lester Marge Libertini Shirley Lippy Dave McCabe Lyon McCabe Marie McCourt Clara Meyer Cindy Mullikin Clarke Newhouse Terri Newhouse Jerry Newton Charles Null Norman Raver Charles Rosier Clarence Rosier Mary Jane Shauck Bernard Sutton Frank Underwood Ken Wagner Estella Williams Rick Yoffee Carol Fram Frank Fram Elabeta Griffin Johnny Johnnson Marian Johnson Don Laughrey Lyndora Merryman Bertha Shriver Kate VanFossen David Reierson Doana Scott Alice Albaugh Edith Lovell Art Merryman Anna Leister Amanda Leister

Frostburg ROTC Commissioning Set for May 18

Frostburg State College will hold Army ROTC commissioning ceremonies at 10 30 a m May 18. Thirteen cadets will be commissioned with twelve entering active or reserve forces. Major General John T Myers commanding general of the U S Army 7th Signal Command Fort Ritchie will be the guest speaker. He was assigned to Fort Ritchie in 1983 and holds degrees from John Carroll University and the University of Arizona.

Frostburg State College John T. Myers U.S. Army Signal Command Fort Ritchie Myers John Carroll University University of Arizona

Lake death process threatens Washington lake

AP reports a phenomenon called lake death where aging lake ice creamish supply? kills the fish and suffocates the lake. The process is triggered as essential fish that keep the lake clean cannot survive.

Washington Tion, 2 Tee

Mike Hale to serve as next Frederick Jaycee president

The Frederick Jaycees install officers for 1967 87 at the Dan Dee Restaurant. Incoming President Mike Hale outlines goals for 1985 87 with the theme One Step Further. Members involve in community projects and chapter management while meetings occur monthly at Bettys Restaurant. For information call Phyllis Schilling or Mike Hale.

Mike Hale Frederick Jaycee Frederics. Jaycees Dan Dee Frederck Bue Cramer Maryland Jaycee Frederik Jaycee Jim Doll Suep Sip Spoces Wapr Frederick Jaycees Craiming Betty's EV N Phyllis Schilling

Heartly House seeks volunteers for advocate program

Heartly House Inc a United Way agency seeks volunteers for an advocate training program with sessions May 31 June 1 7 and 8. A 2 percent hour training and initial interview are required plus a $5 fee for training materials. Volunteers work in crisis intervention legal advocacy fundraising referral services public education and Heartly House Helper tasks. Call 662-8800 to get involved.

Heartly House Inc United Way Agency Ous

Nautilus Bodyworks Offers CPR Class in Frederick

Nautilus Bodyworks Fitness Center will hold a CPR class on May 10 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Frederick. Nurse Sarah Hooper of Frederick Memorial Hospital will teach, with Randy Simpson handling registration at 663-8888. fee is 5 dollars.

Nautilus Bodyworks Fitness Center Frederick Sarah Hooper Frederick Memorial Hospital Randy Simpson

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