-Uncattor Farmlnt. Saturday. Nov. 1. 1975
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Big Holstein event slated
For nearly 30 years,
through 1974, the Holstein*
Friesian Association of
America sponsored annual
fall and winter planning and
educational seminars for
(ieldmen, state association
officials and other Interested
persons in its 15
geographical districts
throughout the U.S.
In the Southeast district,
those meetings have been
held for the past six years in
conjunction with the annual
Southeast Show Window sale
of bred cows and heifers
from registered Holstein
bloodlines. Participating
states have included
Maryland, Delaware,
Virginia. West Virginia and
North Carolina.
Now a policy change by the
FARMERS!!!
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At Gaithersburg, Maryland
national association has
caused discontinuation of the
educational meetings in
their previous format. But a
combination of breed
association officials in the
Old Line State and
representatives of the
Cooperative Extension
Service at the University of
Maryland in College Park
has kept the Southeast
district educational meeting
alive.
The result is an array of
nationally recognized
speakers for an afternoon
and evening meeting set for
next Wednesday (Nov. 5) at
the Montgomery county
fairground in Gaithersburg.
It will serve as a prelude for
the seventh annual district
sale, beginning at 11 a.m. on
Thursday (Nov. 6) at the
same location.
Theme for Wednesday's
educational meeting is
“Breeding the Long-Term
Dairy Machine While She
lasts. You Last." The event
will commence at 1 p.m. with
registration and refresh
ments in the new auditorium
across from the fairground
dining hall.
A functional breed type
demonstration is scheduled
in the auditorium and nearb>
livestock bams from 1:15 to
4:30 p m.. with a social hour
at 630 pm and buffet
dinner at 7 o'clock in the
dining hall An evening panel
discussion will feature three
recognized authorities on
mating services for dairy
cattle.
Finale for the day’s event
will be a “fun night" under
the supervision of Robert D.
Raver, county Extension
Tips tor storing
clothes When
preparing clothes for
storage give some at
tention to the hangers
you use Try shaped
wooden hangers tor
coats and suit jackets
t\
Padded hangers are
good choices tor light
weight garments Make
sure the padding is
smooth to help retain
the shape of the gar
ment Clean garments
before storing
agricultural agent in
Montgomery County.
Signs showing the exit for
the Montgomery County
fairground are posted along
Interstate highway 270
between Rockville and
Frederick. All Interested
persons are welcome to
attend.
Additional program in
formation is available from
Robert D. Raver at the
county Extnesion office in
Gaithersburg; phone: (301)
948-9070, or from John L.
Morns. Extension dairy
science specialist at the
University of Maryland in
College Park; phone: (301)
454-3932.
Manager for the Thursday
sale is A. Doty Remsburg of
Jefferson (Frederick
County): phone; (301) 473-
8214.
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