Maryland State Grange session marks best attendance in years
The 104th Maryland State Grange session at Brethren Center Windsor Escaped? attendance described as best in years. Thurmont Grange members show gains, Jarrettside wins Grange of the Year, Community Service honors go to Thurmont first and Jarrettside second with Glade Valley third. Delegates heard speeches by Dr John Toll on Agriculture’s role, and Tom Reese of Linganore Grange was named Maryland Grange Young Couple. The gathering included doll and snowflake drives for hospitals and a talent contest winner Nosey Computer by Lisa Dintaman and William Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Brethren
Windsor Svare
Thurmont Common
Moms Way
Thurmont
Mars
Slave Womens Ackedies
Kathrine Nas
Maryland Grange
Deter Cole
Jarrettside Grange
Harford Co
Glade Valley
Frederick Counts
Emmitsburg Grange
Frederick County
Thurmont Grange
Jarrettsince
Beltsville
Dublin Grange
National Grange
Denver
Colo
Joint Grange Farm Bureau
Sidney Ishee
University of Maryland
Rodman Myers
Adam Plummer
Fallston
Lester Stem
Westminster
Charles Huff
Smithsburg
John §. Toll
Grange
Lisa Dintaman
William Stone
Braddock Heights Grange
Tony Evans
Department of Agriculture
Maryland Agriculture Serve
Bruce E. Crum
Frederick
Ethel Brauer
Pam Martin
Scott Wiles
Prince of
Doris Hoppengardner
Tom and
Faye Reese
Linganore Grange
Sharon Burrier
Mount Saint Agnes
Carroll County
Evans Opticians
Crouse Ford Sales
Star Lite
Hampstead
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Woody Miller
Middletown
Frank Thompson
Mt. Airy
John Deere
Tommy Moser
T Houteshn
John Routzahn
Charles Watson
Ralph Castle
Minneapolis
Wayne Shankle
Ronald Murphy
Tom Reese
Union Bridge
Jefferson
Singapore
FFA
Maryland Grange princess named. many fiscal policy notes
The Frederick News-Post reports the Maryland Grange selects a princess to represent the state at the National Grange Session in Lancaster, Pa. The piece catalogs numerous policy positions from Maryland Grange delegates on agriculture funding, food program transfer to USDA, safety campaigns, highway and vehicle standards, education emphasis, and tax exemptions for Grange activities.
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Maryland Grange
Maryland
National Grange
Lancaster
Singapore
FFA
Henry Lakin
Jessie Burall
James Bushey
Maryland General Assembly
FDA
USDA
Avesia
Eaeaia
Department of Agriculture
Kew
Grange
Farm Bureau
Agriculture Commission On
Safety
Harold Stevens
Beltsville Grange
National Grange Mutual Safety Program
University of Maryland Extension Service
Mardelva Equipment Dealers
University of Marland Fire and Rescue Institute
Charles E Brauer
Emmitsburg Grange
Eastern Shore Railroad
Irene Stem
Medford Grange
Glade Valley Grange Elects Officers for 1978 79
Glade Valley Grange 417 met at the Walkersville Fire Hall for a lengthy meeting. Officers for 1978 79 were elected including Master Maurice Wiles Overseer Jim Roderick Lecturer Raymond Crum Steward Brian Wiles Assistant Steward Scott Wiles Lady Assistant Steward Faye Zimmerman Chaplain Gladys Wisner Treasurer Bruce Crum Secretary Shirley Zimerman Gatekeeper Bradley Cecil Ceres Frances Cecil Pomona Frances Crum Flora Joyce Castle. Ruth Roderuck elected to executive committee. Donations approved include $100 to James Roderuck for Denver travel and 112th National Grange Session and $50 to GISYE student Brian Wiles. A donation to Walkersville Ambulance Fund in memory of Nena Jamison. Raymond Crum’s walnut cake won division and overall grand champion. Junior Grange had three winners in Pomona judging. Fifteen Juniors attended State Junior Grange Camp. Scott Wiles named Third State Junior Grange Prince. Beth Dayhoff turner-up. Anniversary noted for Glade Valley Junior Grange with October 5th as its fifth anniversary.
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Glade Valley Grange 417
Walkersville
Maurice Wiles
Jim Roderick
Raymond Crum
Brian Wiles
Scott Wiles
Faye Zimmerman
Gladys Wisner
Bruce Crum
Shirley Zimerman
Bradley Cecil
Ceres
Frances Cecil
Pomona
Frances Crum
Flora
Monte Steffy
State Grange
Janet Wiles
Glade Valley
Grange
Carroll 4-H Honors Highlight Achievement Night
Carroll County 4-H celebrated 277 outstanding members at Achievement Night. Three won trips to National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Winners included Terry Bill Sandy Dell and Loretta Muller in Conservation Home Environment and Dairy Science, with many other top honors listed among volunteers, alumni, and sponsors.
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Carroll County
Chicago
Terry Bill
Sandy Dell
Loretta Muller
Melanie Parrish
Christy Ridgely
Teresa Arrington
Glen Shirley
Maryland
West Virginia
Wayne Hively
Westminster Trust Company
Laurinda Ramonda
Eetrr - Reebees Nnd
Sally Shirley
Lynn Fleming
Cheryl Barnes
Beverly Rhoten
Shirlee Taste
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Brian Krimarsich
New Ulm
Mims
Minnesota
James Schwartz
Sleepy Eye
Nena Jamison
Pomona Women's Activities
Frederick County Farm Museum
Frederick County Pomona Grange Women's Activities Committee
Jamesway Volumatic
Gladhill Tractor Mart
Patrick ST. Frederick
Carroll
Steve Hobson
Harney
Lisa Korman
Stuart Sutley
Ellen Kline
Miriam Hess
Hers
Terry Rappoldt
Andy Ridgely
Sam Riley
Meryl Weant
Janet Vanderlinden
Steve Lethbridge
DAR Good
Sanford Brown
Lori Frock
Buddy Sparks
Eva Pasley
Elise Dell
George Wentz
Ralston Purina Company
Dan Shirley
Carol Ranoall
Singapore-New Market
Bill Baker
Catoctin High Set
Lisa Murphy
Donald Flemming
Allis Chalmers
Joseph Ferrell
Tuscarora
John Deere M
Bill Barnes
Woodbine
Allis-Chalmers
Minneapolis Moline
Chuck Murphy
Samsville
Farmall
Ambaugh
Granite City
Stanley
Antanyara
Speea Fall Savings Cal Us
Jim Quigley
Adamstown
Dacia
Depend OW Dekale
Neieeret Bee Nome
Sperry New Holland
Sperry
Ceresville Motor Inc
Frederick, MD
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