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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1992
Page
5
The Frederick News update summarizes community happenings and notices from the local area on Tuesday October 13 1992 with concise notes and names of involved parties where readable.
The Maryland Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners will administer the state board examination at 9 am Thursday, December 10, at the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis. The fee is $78 and completed applications must be received by Tuesday, November 10. For more information call 841-5862.
The Maryland Board of Inspection of Horse Riding Stables will meet at 9 30 am on Thursday October 8 at the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis. The agenda includes wall concern reports on inspections and complaints.
The Maryland Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners will meet at 9 am Thursday Oct 22 in the conference room at the Maryland Department of Agriculture Annapolis. There will be a formal hearing and general board business.
Dean Considine of Middletown has been elected as a delegate to the 109th annual meeting of the American Angus Association in Louisville. He is among 269 Angus breeders chosen by their state associations to serve as representatives. Delegates will attend the business meeting elect officers and directors during the North American International Livestock Exposition events.
The Maryland Department of Agriculture reports detection of the large yellow underwing moth by a blacklight technician in Glenelg in August. The caterpillar feeds on vegetables and flowers, but the pest appears more problematic for home gardens than crops. No additional specimens have been found and officials believe the issue is under control.
During National 4H Week Carroll County clubs competed in bulletin board table top and window displays. Top honors went to Food Fun and Fitness 4 H in bulletin boards and Gunpowder 4 H in window displays with several clubs earning blue ribbons across categories including livestock fashion and horse clubs.
Paula Davis of Middletown will exhibit Hampshire sheep at the North American International Livestock Exposition in Louisville in November. More than 15,000 animals will compete for a share of the 400000 dollars in premiums awarded.
Registrations of purebred Angus cattle rose to 175414 for the year ending September 30 1992 marking the sixth straight year of growth Bulls sold at auction averaged 2389 dollars a head a fifth consecutive yearly high Certified Angus beef sales reached 93 million pounds for the first time in program history
Maryland Holstein Futurity entries open for the best three year old cow to be shown in 1995. Entry forms and payments are handled by John Wall, 23315 Chestertown Road, Chestertown, MD 21620 or call 410 778 1763. Due by October 33.
The Ag Calendar in the Frederick News Post Agriculture Section is updated weekly each Tuesday. Farmers and farm groups are invited to submit items free of charge before Friday noon for the following Wednesday’s publication.
Whispering Pines riders Jennifer Rebel and Julie McCutcheon led the Ballenger Creek 4 H Club contingent with multiple ribbons and trophies at the Great Frederick and Maryland State Fairs. Rebel rode Whispering Pines Black Intimidator to three firsts and two seconds plus two novice western trophies. McCutcheon earned one first, four seconds, four thirds, one fourth and one sixth in junior division. Coach Donna Jones oversees the 29 member Whispering Pines Team.
Ralph Shank of Hagerstown was inducted into the Maryland Dairy Shrine during ceremonies at the Maryland Holstein Futurity at the Maryland State Fair. He was surrounded by his wife, children and grandchildren as the presentation was made by shrine president David Patrick.
Members of the O. Clastan Smith family of Jefferson attended to honor the patriarch as he was named Outstanding Sonor Breeder of the Maryland Holstam Association during the Maryland State Fair. State president Oren Bender, Jeff, made the presentation.
A compact locally focused item from Frederick area noting the strong community identity and pride reflected in local reporting and public coverage. The Freeman style line highlights residents, businesses, and events that script Frederick as a recognizable community.
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