8 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 21, 1962
County 4-H Clubs Select Two
Members As Posture Queens
County 1-H'crs chose two
Postui e Queens liom among
their niombeiship Thuisday
night at the chma\ of the an
nual Field Day actmty
Chosen as Senior Queen,
from among 22 contestants
between the ages of l r i and 21
years, was Miss Lois John
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Carl Johnson, Sr , Quarryville
R 2.
Topping a field of 29 con
testants between the ages of
10 and 14 years was Miss
Kaye Ream, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Ream, Talmage
Fifty-one girls representing
local clubs from all parts of
the county were in conten
tion for the crown, symbolic
of the “Health” portion of the
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Two queens were cho->en,
signifying to 4-H membois tin i
good health aie important at
any age
Miss Johnson, a 15-year old
Junior student at Solanco
High School, is in her seventh
year of 4-H club work. She
has had projects of flowers,
garden and sewing m the
Kirkwood Community Club,
her sponsor in the ' contest
Lois was a winner in the
Rural Youth contest at Solan
co Fair, but had never before
■won a 4-H event. She was
crowned Thursday night by
Miss Pat Zartman, Ephrata
Rl, retiring Senior Posture
Queen.
The tall, 13 year old, Junior
Queen will be a freshman at
Conestoga Valley Junior High
m the fall She represented
the Farmersville Jolly Stitch-
eis sewing club, and won
awaid in her tirst year m 4-H
club work Her crown was set'
m place by Miss Baibara
Rock, Akion, last yeai’s Jun
-101 Queen
Neaily GOO paients and
ti lends witnessed the pageant
in the newly-constructed am
phitheatre at the park, and
inan> ol them joined in the
candlelight ceiemony following
the contest
Judging the senior contest
were Dr E Z. Martin, presi
dent of the Lancaster County
Chiropractic Association; Miss
Ann HoloKa, special features
editor of the Lancaster News
papers, and Miss Ann Herr, of
WGAL television. The junior
division was judged by George
G McGinness, Assistant profes
sor of Physical Education at
Franklin and Marshall College,
and . Miss Joan Kline, WGAL
television Master of ceremon
ies was Robert Malick, also
of the television station.
The contest was spoimoied
by the Lancaster County 4-H
council.
Drumore 4-H
Holds Tour
A pioject tour of the mem
bers’ farms was the 'main item
of business at a lecent meet
ing of the Drumoie 4-H club
Visits were made to the pro
jects of Robert Grott, Peach
Bottom; Lewis Kreider, John
Doubts, Gerald Kreider, and
Jean and Everett Kreider, all
of Quarryville Rl.
After inspecting pigs, corn
and capon projects, the mem
bers returned to the Chestnut
Level Church house for a busi
ness meeting. Jay Leaman and
Robert Henry presented the
Forestry demonstration which
they will enter in district
competition next week at Al
lentown.
The- Lincoln Community
club has been invited to meet
with the Drumore club at the
Holtwood Picnic grounds on
August 21
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POSTURE QUEENS ARE CROWNED by the re
tiring queens. Lancaster County’s junior and senior
4-H posture queens _accep J ted their crowns from last
year’s winners at the close of the annual 4-H Field
Day at Long Park in Lancaster. Left to right are Bar
bara Rock, Akron,. last year’s junior queen; Kaye
Ream, Talmage, present junior queen; Lois Johnson,
Quarryville R 2, present senior queen, and Pat Zartr
man, Ephrata Rl, retiring senior queen. Miss John}-
son was so overcome with emotion she could not look
at the camera. L. F. Photo,.
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