Results Of 4 H Horse And Pony Show At Frederick Fair
The 4 H horse and pony show at the Frederick Fair Saturday was led by superintendent Gene Bennett with judge Kim McGrath. Exhibitors in English and Western divisions placed from junior to senior, with many names including Mary Ellen Smariga Gwyn Putman Anne Beach Rosemary Vona Linda Haugh Emily Putman and Geri Smariga among the top finishers.
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Frederick Fair
Gene Bennett
Kim McGrath
LaVonne Vonetz
Rosemary Vona
Brenda Haugh
Tina Grosanickle
Margaret Forrence
Sharon Forrence
Mary Ellen Smariga
Geri Smariga
Bobby Bollinger
Ruth Winpigler
Anne Beach
Wianne Williford
Kathi Harrison
Melanie Ann Haugh
Stephen Derrenbacher
Jennifer Forrence
Lindy Williford
Leah McIntyre
Moana Smith
Lisa Schaub
Alice McIntyre
Donnie Keilholtz
Michael Wirts
Gwyn Putman
Emily Putman
Joann Barber
Linda Haugh
Elizabeth McIntyre
Karen Long
Bill Keilholtz
Patricia Long
David Firor
Jeanenne Bennett
Bill Smariga
Melanie Haugh
Tina Grossnickle
Western
Michael Virts
Dianne Williford
Pleasure
Margaret Porrence
Rosemary
Trail
Rosemary Yona
Ann Beach
Nat Williams
Patty Long
Mike Wirts
J. Rolfe Castleman
Mary Eilen Smariga
Martin
Agriculture In Danger Of Losing Best Soils To Non Farm Uses
Urban sprawl and orderly development threaten prime farmland across North America. Experts warn rising land values push farmers toward selling parcels while zoning and detailed soil surveys offer tools to guide land use. Community planning specialists urge coordinated action to protect agriculture and curb non farm encroachment.
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United States
Canada
James Smith
University of Illinois
Soil Conservation Service
Smith
Ted Sidor
Oregon State University
John Quinn
John Cribbet
College of Law
Douglas Hoffman
University of Guelph Department of Soil Science
Hoffman
The
State Agricultural Experiment Stations
Maine
SCS
Donald Dinsmore
Chambers of Commerce
Seaboard
Delaware
Jerry Webb
College of Agriculture
New Jersey
Rutgers University
New York
Howard Conklin
Cornell University
Beef Sheep And Swine Club Meets In Frederick County
The Beef Sheep and Swine Club held its September 9 meeting at the Walkersville Fire Hall. President Billy Keilholtz announced a club based steers system, a banquet is planned for October 9 at New Market Fire Hall, and a 6 pm showring gathering for Beef members. The Sheep Department won the Herdsman Award at the State Fair. Senior Livestock Judging Team placed second, Alten Shiffler first, Marion Beachley tenth, Becky Axline fifteenth.
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Walkersville
Billy Keilholtz
Crone
New Market Fire Hall
Axline
Hommey
Frederick County
Brenda van Sant
Pruitt
Alten Shiffler
Marion Beachley
Becky
Ruth Axline
Debate on Phosphates in Detergents and Land Use Policy
The article discusses whether phosphates are needed in detergents and notes the industry's commitment to find replacements. It cites Hawaii 1961 zoning as a radical land use law and cites a review praising its flexibility. It also covers the health, environmental, and cleaning efficacy concerns if phosphates are reduced before replacements exist. It then notes the detergent industry's 1965 shift toward biodegradable formulations following a decade of research and investment.
Clean Car Tips From an Oil Co on Reducing Pollution
American Oil Co outlines a four step car care plan to cut pollution. Keep engines tuned and exhaust systems serviced. Use lead free gasoline and have stations check any signs of dirtying the air.
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American Oil Co
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