FREDERICK, Md. - James W.
Shirley, executive secretary
treasurer of the American Shor
thorn Association, will be the
featured speaker at the Annual
Dinner Meeting of the Maryland
Shorthorn Association, Inc., on
Saturday, March 21.
The meeting will be held here at
Watson’s Family Restaurant,
beginning at 6:15 p.m. It is open to
everyone interested in Shorthorns
or in the beef cattle business as a
whole.
Shirley assumed his duties as
national Shorthorn secretary
January 1, 1980, following the
retirement of C.D. “Pete”
Swaffar, who held the post for 25
years.
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Association, Shirley had been an
area coordinator for the American
Polled Hereford Association for 8
years, covering the states of
Montana, North and South Dakota,
and Minnesota, with additional
duties in the Canadian provinces of
Manitoba and Saskatchewan. He
was responsible for the
organization of educational
workshops, livestock shows, junior
events, breed promotion, and
advertising.
A native of southwest lowa,
Shirley is a graduate m animal
science of Oklahoma State
University at Stillwater, where he
was a member of Alpha Zeta
honorary fraternity, -Block and
Bridle Club, and a collegiate
livestock judging team. He was a
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necticut, has upheld an earlier U.S.
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cerning a firm official were met.
The firm, a meat boning and
processing plant, cannot operate
without Federal inspection
Under the earlier USDA ruling,
Norwich would lose inspection
service unless Alan Eoessler,
president and treasurer of the
firm, relinquishes all managerial
direction and control within 90
days and sells all of his stock
w'thin one year
RED LION The Red Lion Area
Young Farmers held their annual
banquet last Friday night at St.
John’s United Church of Christ
At total of 182 members and
guests attended the session.
Featured speaker was Mike
Ondik, director of deer research at
Penn State. Ondik presented a
program on wildlife and wildlife
management
York County Agent John T
Smith addressed the banquet with
a few comments.
In addition the members of the
Red Lion Young Farmers planned
several other activities.
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organizations will be elected.
Current officers are; Henry L.
Dodrer, Jr., Littlestown,
president; Duane Harper,
Gaithersburg, Md., vice president;
and Dr. Wayne Neely, Frederick,
Md, secretary-treasurer Junior
officers are Dennis Warfield,
Woodbine, Md., president; Susan
upholds loss of inspection
Red Lion Young
farmers meet
Officers of the Red Lion Young Farmers, from left, are,
Lester Holtzinger, President; Jack DeHoff, Vice President;
Doug Kilgore, Secretary; Thomas Brant, treasurer was ab
sent. Also shown is speaker Mike Ondik; Marlin Barshinger,
Public Relations; and John G. Myers. Adviser.
Dodrer, Littlestown, vice
president; and Patty Bowman,
West Friendship, Md., secretary
treasurer.
All interested persons are urged
to attend the dinner. The cost is
$6.25 a person, and reservations
can be made by calling 301/663-
6753.
Donald L. Houston, Ad
ministrator of USDA’s Food Safety
and Quality Service, said the initial
action by USDA against Norwich
was based upon Roessler’s felony
conviction in 1971 of first degree
larceny of receipt and distribution
of stolen beef and a related 1975
misdemeanor.
Houston explained that the firm
may further appear the District
Court decision
cattle feeding and the gram
market. Featured speaker will be
Roland Fruend, extension farm
management specialist.
On March 30 the group will have
a session on crop fertility and
herbicide use. Guest speakers will
be Morgan Price and Harold
Mengel from Agway, Inc.
Both of the meetings will be held
in the Vo-ag Department of Red
Lion Area Senior High School
starting atßpm
In addition, an estimated 20
members of the Young Farmer
organization will start CPR
(cardio-pulmonary resucitation)
classes working for a certificate
and knowlege in revivmg heart
,attack victims.