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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. August 10. 197
Dairy Princesses Named
In Berks,Dan bin Co.’s
Debra L. Miller, the 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul E. Miller, Linglestown, is the new Dauphin
County Dairy Princess. She was crowned last Friday
night at the Middletown Community Building.
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County Dairy Princess, and
Marcia Gnagey, who is this
year’s Pennsylvania Dairy
Princess.
Miss Seidel is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Seidel, Richland. The 17-
year-old dairyman’s
daughter is a June high
school graduate who was
employed over the summer
as a dental assistant. She
plans to work full-time as a
dental assistant beginning in
the fall. Miss Seidel is active
in 4-H, church and Holstein
organizations, and is a
member of the Berks County
Dairy Judging Team.
Ruth Ann Hartman was
the runnerup in the Berks
County contest. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hartman of Oley. Miss
Hartman is a student at
Penn State, where she is
majoring in chemical
engineering.
Susan Seidel registered gleeful
surprise when she was named 1974
Berks County Dairy Princess last
Saturday night at the Kutztown Fair
Grounds.
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Abe Diffenbach, Manager
1974 Dauphin County Dairy
Princess Debra L. Miller, with flowers,
is shown here with the other con
testants for this year’s crown. They
Susan Seidel, center, is
congratulated Saturday night by
Marcia Gnagey, left, and Phoebe Ruth
after she was crowned Berks County
Dairy Princess at the Kutztown Fair
are, left to right: Ritha Fackler, Judy
Marie Feidt, Marjie Kay Hotter who
was runner up, Kendra L Wagner,
and Melanie R. Matter.
JDancaster Fanning' Photo*
Grounds. Miss Gnagey is the reigning
Pennsylvania Dairy Princess, while
Miss Ruth was the 1973 Berks
County Princess.