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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1973

Page

5

Women’s Committee Learns Of Child Abuse In County

Four Frederick County Social Services representatives spoke at a Frederick County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee luncheon at the Methodist Church on Oct. 3. They discussed reliance on tax dollars for unemployment relief, the emphasis on keeping children with natural mothers, and the department’s role in reporting suspected abuse. Foster care was described with about 300 children in 190 Frederick County homes and a readiness of homes for quick placement.

Social Services Bureau Service Department Frederick County Social Services Department Methodist Church Frederick Couny Farm Bureau Barthel United States Bartell

Food Safety During Emergencies How to Save Spoiled Meat

Advises USDA APHIS guidance on keeping food frozen during outages. Highlights keeping a well insulated freezer, using dry ice, and transporting food to a locker plant if possible. Recommends canning thawed foods promptly and discarding items with questionable color or odor to avoid spoilage.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

Affairs Director Named By Maryland Farm Bureau

Charles E Colnes of Frederick County named Public Affairs director by the Maryland Farm Bureau. He has long ties to farming and farm machinery, formerly running a family business before serving as County Commissioner and later a member of the House of Delegates. The association calls him key to engaging members on regulatory issues affecting farmers. The Maryland Farm Bureau is the state’s largest organization representing farmers.

Maryland Farm Bureau Charles E Colnes Fredenck Eelf Matthews Frederck Couns Colles Frederick House of Delegates Maryland

Glade Valley Forms New Junior Grange

The Glade Valley Junior Grange formed at Walkersville Firehall with officers named for the coming year. State leaders praised the group and outlined programs and contests. The next meeting is set for Tuesday, November 6 at the Walkersville Fire Hall.

Glade Valley Glade Valley Junior Grange Walkersville Ruth Darner Maurice Wiles Comina Preston Judy Gilbert John Zimmerman Stup Zaumerman Herbert Snyder Tew Grange Ttal Janet Wiles

Holstein Field Day Held in Frederick

The Frederick Montgomery Helon Field Day attracted about 120 attendees with 51 members competing in open class shows. The event featured 4H and FFA champions, including junior and senior yearling winners, alongside skill contests and multiple market classes.

Holstein Frederick Frederick- Montgomery Frederick Fairgrewmés FFA Meerobers Agi Ape Laculeters - Ter Semsor CO Rea Remneberg Coe Kiet Charles Kepler Russell Wachier FFA Irvington Fanny Bull Aschenbach Richard Morris Marie Wiemer Wunnang Kony Titel Peer Bosker Vies Bawage Denis Johan Goceard Eager Kerenods Coed Coven Cheted Kapier Kotler Mertemga Lovie Tang Fama Chovies Ated Emder Rey Open

Maryland Cattlemen Honor Members At Annual Dinner

Members of the Maryland Cattlemen's Association gathered for the 16th annual dinner at a cozy Maryland venue. Awards recognized achievements from the past year and defense of the industry during the meat boycott. Hartlove delivered remarks stressing national image and public trust while urging unity to rebuild confidence in American agriculture.

Maryland Cattlemen's

Farm Supply Problems Monitored By ASCS Office

The Frederick County ASCS office continues to monitor local farmers fuel and input needs to ease serious fall shortages. Executive director Larry L. Howard says the office has tracked farm fuel and related supplies to identify steps to aid growers.

Frederick County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Orea Larry L. Howard

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