Achievement Night Highlights Frederick County 4-H Year
Frederick County 4-H clubs in Unionville and surrounding areas held their fourth annual achievement night in the Unionville Grange Hall. About fifty members, leaders and guests enjoyed supper, awards, and a program featuring music, readings, skits, and slides of a Europe trip. An accidental peanut butter sandwich moment amused the audience as the 1965 activities were summarized and encouragement given for 1966.
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Unionville
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Pical
Europe
Washington, D.C
London
Susan Grumbine
Libertytown 4H Club Elects Officers and Plans Christmas Party
Barbara Kent was named president of the Libertytown Girls H Club at the meeting. Elected with her were Polly McCallum as vice president Deborah Lassure as secretary Marie McCallum as treasurer Kathryn Poole as reporter and Ellen Hershberger as junior leader. A new member Deborah Laisure was introduced and Christmas party planning was completed.
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Barbara Kent
Libertytown Girls
Assensa
Barbara
Polly McCallum
Deborah Lassure
Marie McCallum
Kathryn Poole
Ellen Hershberger
Laisure
Frederick County Pomona Grange Banquet Honors 4H Leaders
More than 130 attendees at the Frederick County Pomona Grange Annual Banquet at Calvary Methodist Church heard speakers including Rev Martin Case who urged Americans to share light. Awards for outstanding leadership went to four 4H members Kathy Huffer Glenn Axline David Hershman and Lynn Ausherman, with Junior Grange honors for Teresa Burail Donna Huffer Lennie Thompson and David Beachley. The Ifert Holstein herd earned Progressive Breeder status with impressive DHIR results and a bronze year plate will be awarded at a Holstein breeders meeting.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Ralph M. Sherpe
Wiliam E Burall
Patty Zentz
Harry Zentz
Martin Case
Thurmont
Kathy Huffer
Glenn Axline
David Hershman
Lynn Ausherman
Grange
Teresa Buraill
Donna Huffer
Lennie Thompson
David Beachley
Lewistown
New Market
Middletown
Master Remsburg
Frederick Fair
Ifert Merits Top Holstein Dairy Award
Ira D. Ifert of Hickory Vale Farms Middletown qualifies for the Holstein Association of America’s Progressive Breeders Award the highest recognition for dairy cattle breeding and management practices. The honor is limited to 624 recipients and recognizes excellence in Holstein breeding and farm management.
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D. Ifert
Hickoryvale Farms
Middletown
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Caroline Starr Ments
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Virginia Angus Breeders Plan 1966 School in Roanoke
The Virginia Angus Association will host a two day Angus School January 13 14 at the Hotel Roanoke Roanoke Virginia with sixteen teachers headlined by Dr Doyle Chambers LSU and J W Gossett Auburn University The program covers breeding better cattle beef Southeast needs health regulations profitability and more A showing of the Angus judging film Be A Better Angus Judge will be featured The association annual meeting is set for January 15 Reservations may be obtained from Dave Leonard secretary SREP Box 196 Charlottesville Va
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Roanoke
Doyle Chambers
Agricultural Experiment Station
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
J. W. Gossett
Auburn University
Auburn
Ala
Southeast
American Angus Association
Dave Leonard
Virginia Angus Asso- Srep
Charlottesville
Carroll Manor 4-H Club Honors At Achievement Night
Carroll Manor 4-H members and leaders were recognized at Achievement Night with perfect attendance pins for Brenda Haugh Linda Haugh Fayne Dutrow and June Dudrow. Record book awards went to Frances Mayne Fayne Dutrow June Dudrow Nancy Shankle Carolyn Spring Brenda Haugh Linda Haugh Debra Brashears Constance Walsh and Deborah DeGrange. Past president pins were given to June Dudrow and Fayne Dutrow. Carolyn Spring received a president’s pin and June Dudrow earned a junior leadership pin. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Melvin Haugh Mrs. Harold Shankle and Mrs. Charles Brashears for their work with the club. A talk by Kenneth Islet extension agent recapped his trip to Bolivia.
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Carroll Manor
Aubrey Dut-tow
Lester Dudrow
Brenda Haugh
Linda Haugh
Fayne Dutrow
June Dudrow
Fraces Mayne
Nancy Shankle
Carolyn Spring
Debra Brashears
Constance Walsh
Deborah DeGrange
Melvin Haugh
Harold Shankle
Charles Brashears
Kenneth Islet
Bolivia
Carola Melissa = Dudrow
Debra’ Brashears
Four Members Join New Market Girls 4H Club
The New Market Girls 4H Club welcomed four new members Evan Etzjer Jane Mount and Leslie and Debra Sterling at a recent meeting hosted by Sherry Zimmerman The group now has thirty members Demonstrations included How to Make a Macaroni Tree and How to Make a Picture Frame with Flowers led by Mrs Price Also Sherry Zimmerman demonstrated How To Make a Sponge Cake Plans were made for the club's Christmas party to be held next month.
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New Market Girls 4H
Sherry Zimmerman
Evan Etzjer
Jane Mount
Leslie
Debra Sterling
Price
Jelub
Trip Described To Monocacy Boys 4H Club Meeting
Eleven Monocacy Valley Boys 4H Club members attended a recent meeting at Poplar Heights. Two new members Tommy Renn and Tommy Burall were introduced. A date for starting basketball practice was set. The next meeting will be at the Extension Office of Winchester Hall.
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Monocacy Valley
Poplar Heights
Tommy Renn
Tommy Burall
Winchester Hall
Walkersville 4H Club Meeting Draws Twenty-Four Attendees
The Walkersville Junior girls 4H Club met at Patty Graham's home with twenty-two members and two visitors, Susie Graham and Gloria Long, in attendance.
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Walkersville
Patty Graham
Susie Graham
Gloria Long
Achievement night and Christmas project demonstrations
Achievement night and the Christmas project were discussed with demonstrations given by Karen Bachtell and Candy Martz.
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Karen Bachtell
Candy Martz
Cattle Breeders Exhibiting At Chicago Show
Maryland dairymen from three counties display Ayrshire and Holstein entries at the 66th anniversary Chicago International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago this week. Norman D. Hill of Wauwatosa Farm Woodbine, Jimmy Patrick of Maple Dell Farm Woodbine, R. Curtis Day of Damascus, and George William Smith II of New Midway participate in the event.
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Maryland
Chicago
Norman D. Hill
Wauwatosa Farm
Jimmy Patrick
Maple Dell Farm
Woodbine
R. Curtis Day
Damascus
George William Smith II
New Midway
Largest stock exposition to be held at Chicago Stock Yards
This year the country's largest stock exposition will take place at the 1acre International Amphitheatre located in the Chicago Stock Yards.
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International Amphitheatre
Chicago Stock Yards
Guernsey Breeders Plan Three-Herd Tour in Washington County
Frederick County breeders will tour three well known Guernsey herds in Washington County on Saturday. Breeders meet at 9 a.m. at a Holiday Inn west of Frederick. Herds to be visited belong to Seth Schnebly, Ray McCauley and Fred Downey.
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Frederick County
Washington County
Frederick
Seth Schnebly
Ray McCauley
Fred Downey
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