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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1972

Page

6

Frederick County Hosts State Agricultural Commission Meeting

The Maryland Agricultural Commission met first in Frederick County on May 11 at the Holiday Inn with Chairman Young D. Hance presiding. The group discussed fee increases for fruit and vegetable grading, swine brucellosis and hog cholera, air pollution from manure drying, and poultry guidelines. About 100 attendees gathered for a luncheon and farm tours in Washington and Frederick Counties, while officials noted the commission’s liaison role between agriculture, business, and Annapolis and the high passage rate of endorsed measures.

Maryland Agricultural Commission Frederick County Holiday Inn Young D. Hance Washington Frederick Turf Grass Association George Lechlider Montgomery County Eustalco John W. Morgan Arthur Rhoderick Cavetown John R. Martin Smithsburg Catoctin Mountain Thurmont Crumland U.S. 15 Hance Annapolis Agricultural Commission Edward Mason Washington County James Clark Howard County Julien P. Delphey Donald Lewis Edgar C. Wirts Jefferson

Farmers confront Soil Conservation Service over new mandates

A Maryland Agricultural Commission hearing hears Virts and others criticize the Soil Conservation Service for shifting from voluntary programs to mandatory restrictions on landowners. Farmers face fence setbacks and stream bridges, with questions on maintenance and enforcement. Dr. Frank Bentz urges pollution awareness and practical guidelines, while senators Mason and Clark pledge support. The list of commission officers is read as the meeting wraps with continued deliberations.

Soil Conservation Service Virts SCS Cumberlandounty Frank Bentz University of Maryland Health Department

AARP Frederick Chapter Sees Growth and Plans

Frederick AARP Chapter 636 expands from 25 to 98 members in five months. The April meeting featured Rev Wm Harpold, Arca II AARP Associate VP, and Ches ter Bittinger with his family. A May 24 discussion on fall plans will be at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. On June 7 members visit Caledonia Park to see Jean Stapleton in Lullaby.

Frederick AARP Good Shepherd Lutheran Church West Seventh Street Alverta Falconer Caledonia Park Jean Stapleton Sheraton Park Hotel Washington

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