mcnard G lice
39
Walter G Wheaton
61
32
Donald Jennings Jr
32
Ruby
W/R Vanblarcom
37
74
84
Peck Hill Farms
49
190
Calkins Farm
Pncila
Gary&Donna Ayres
62
34
Bradford Co.
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DHIA
Martin Kingsley
26
56
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Michael Olsyn&Son
16
792
17 512
Randy Heater
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20 050
21 532
Charles Allen
65D
806
772
809
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21 354
20 823
24 018
21 466
21 001
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Gary L Ritz
54
Rolamil Farm
Beatnc
Fernhost Farm
83
Ponder Hill Farm
Dottie
Kirk
770
816
999
20 621
21 119
23 629
Calvm&Rick Shaffer
60
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846
791
21 615
21 978
17 127
GaryS Ferguson
June
Parks Knoll Farms
30
807
17 836
Romame&Jef Sechnst
Tea
Summit Dairy Farm
Moo
Jetta
817
822
22 136
21 836
James&Diane Elvidge
Jester
807
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21 267
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 27,1984-D23
Md. conference slated
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - A
major statewide conference to
“Enhance Community Vitality” in
Maryland will be held Wednesday,
Nov. 14, at the Sheraton New
Carrollton Hotel, Washington
Beltway and highway 450 west.
The daylong conference, open to
the public, public officials, and
community leaders, is sponsored
by the University of Maryland
Cooperative Extension Service.
Conference workshops will focus
on some of the key problems
confronting Maryland com
munities - including attracting
new business and industry, im
proving local government ser
vices, and providing low and
moderate income housing.
The conference will run from 9:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Prince
George’s County Executive Parris
Glendening will open the con
ference with a talk on “Providng
Governmental Service with
Budgetary Constraints.” Ben
jamin Cardin, speaker of the
Maryland General Assembly, will
give the noon keynote address on
“Factors Impacting Local Com
munities.”
For registration information,
contact Harvey Shelton, Extension
chairman of Community Resource
Development, at (301) 454-5420,
before Oct. 31.
Curran honored
HAMPSTEAD, Md. - Baltimore
County, Maryland observed “Dick
Currart Day” on Oct. 15, in
recognition of the outstanding
accomplishments of George
Richard Curran as a County
Agricultural Agent.
The Baltimore County Council in
its meeting of Oct. 15 declared its
recognition, commendation and
admiration be conveyed to G.
Richard Curran for his outstanding
accomplishments and awards in
the field of Agricultural Science
and at the same time presented
him with a framed document of
their resolution.
“Dick” Curran became
Assistant Extension Agent for the
University of Maryland’s
Baltimore County Cooperative
Extension Service in March of 1970
and has received numerous
promotions until he became
County Extension Director and
Principal Agent In July, 1981.
Curran ha£ compiled an out
standing career in agricultural
science which includes the
editorship of Vegetable Grower’s
Notes, touring many areas of the
world on the People to People
Agricultural Goodwill Program
and has received numerous
awards in his field.
At this year’s convention of the
National Association of County
Agricultural Agents in New
Orleans, he received their highest
honor, the Distinguished Service
Award.
He is the Extension Represen
tative in the Baltimore County
Farm Bureap organization and is
working with the Soil Conservation
District and is the Past President
of the Maryland Association of
County Agricultural Agents.
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