Seven years in 4-H pay off for Frederick Fair teen
Darren Remsberg, 17, of Jefferson, won senior and overall fitting and showing in Holstein and then supreme champion at the 4-H dairy show at the Great Frederick Fair. He plans to start college next year and noted 4-H taught responsibility and organization while preparing his clean, well-handled animal. Other breed champions and junior and intermediate showmanship winners from several local 4-H members were announced, with judges Mike Sager, Mary Shank Creek and Christy Wood assessing the dairy show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darren Remsberg
Jefferson
Frederick Fair
Brunswick High School
4-H
Emmitsburg
Daryl Hood
Libertytown
Holstein
Katie Bussard
Mount Airy
Jersey
Robert Doody
Keymar
Ayrshire
Janell Guyton
Guernsey
Andrea Hood
Emily Fawley
Stacey Bell
Corinna Guyton
Dustin Kolb
Woodsboro
Ashley Mayer
Taneytown
Paul Miller
Middletown
Mark Valentine
Thurmont
Mr. Valentine
Andrew Lenhart
Robin Fawley
Amber Myers
Sherry Albaugh
Johnsville
Aimee Smith
Nick Culler
Mr. Remsberg
Heather Hines
Hope Barrier
Frederick
Mike Sager
Fulton
Mary Shank Creek
Hagerstown
Christy Wood
Littlestown
Livestock Sale Highlights at Great Frederick Fair
Grand champion steer sold for 625 per pound to Century Ford of Middletown and other champions fetched 30.50 per pound for a market lamb. Numerous 4-H clubs from Frederick County, including Lewistown Mountain View and Johnsville, benefited: buyers included Giant Food, FCNB Bank, and Daryl Hood. Events today include children’s day, pony and harness races, 4-H demonstrations, beef shows, a goat sale, and Confederate Railroad in the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Ford
Middletown
Miss Wiles
Tri-Valley 4-H
Thurmont
Angus
Amy Wolfrey
Rocky Ridge
Frederick Nicki Haines
Lewistown
Mountain View
4-H Club
Honton Concrete and Construction
Hagerstown
Hereford
Fcnb Bank of Frederick
Anin Axline
Valley Youth +H Club
Melissa Willard
Rocky Ridge Club
Dewey Jordan
Frederick
Tymon Hevner
Johnsville
Concrete General
Frederick Underwriters
Fcnb Bank
Bible Brothers
Joey Biser
Frederick County
E.V. Moser Concrete Inc
Axline
Rebecca Portner
Mountain View 4H Club
Jimmy
Jamie Remsburg
Remsburg
Jenny Biser
Giant Food
Mr. Hevner
Miller
Jim Miller
Sabillasville
Concrete General of
Gaithersburg
Hutzell’s
Liberty Road Seafood
Offutt
Herman
Burdette and
Frey
Potomac Tile
Bob Biser
Robert Garst
Kenny Martin
the Mart
Yarnell Wastler
Paul Heffner Inc
Harold Martz and Sons
Eric Holtz
Eyler Valley
F&m Bank of
Daryl Hood
Horseland USA
Wolfe
Ceresville Ford-New Holland
Kum Stup
Great Frederick
Confederate Railroad
Bill Green
Sarah Wiles
Middletown Ford
Dung from Great Frederick Fair finds buyers daily
Each day during the fair about 3 000 animals produce tons of manure at the Frederick County event. Chief of maintenance Butch Stitely says a Pennsylvania trucker, Earl Keys, hauls away a load every morning to sell to nurseries and mushroom farms. Horse manure nourishes mushrooms while remaining manure goes to nurseries. After the fair, gardeners may collect leftovers. Estimated animals include 344 beef cattle, 735 dairy cattle, 307 goats, 464 sheep, 375 pigs, 920 poultry, 65 horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
Fairgrounds
Butch Stitely
Pennsylvania
Earl Keys
Keys
Stitely
Frederick County
Three Rescue Attempts Fail to Save Downed French Fliers
Paris reports three NATO raid attempts to rescue two French airmen shot down by Bosnian Serbs. Two American commandos were wounded in the third raid. Weather hindered the first two missions, and the final abort followed heavy Serb fire on the helicopter.
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Paris
NATO Natons
France
U.S
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