—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. June 5, 1976
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York County dairy farm girls who Mummert, Cindy Rutter, Sherri
are competing for the title of Dairy Stump and Ann Daugherty. The
Princess include Beth Grove, Shirley contest will be held at the Bair 4-H
Rinehart, Joyce Livingston, Lana Center on June 5.
Dairy princess sought
YORK - The York County
dairy industry will sponsor
its Dairy Princess Pageant
on Saturday June 6, at the 4-
H Center in Bair, beginning
at 8:00 p.m. Jan Wiley from
Dillsburg will be the master
of ceremonies. The eight
girls who will be vying for
the dairy princess title are:
Beth Grove, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grove,
Airville Rl, age 17, a senior
at Red Lion Sr. High School.
She is a member and officer
in church youth groups,
member of school’s costume
committee for musical. The
family owns 55 Holstein.
Shirley Rinehart, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A drain
Rinehart, 16, East Berlin,
attends Dover High School.
The family owns 95 Holstein.
Joyce Livingston, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Livingston, 5441
Davidsburg Road, Dover.
She attends Dover Area High
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School, and plans to go into
secretarial work. Her family
owns 22 Holstein.
Lana Mummert, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling
Mummert, Dillsburg R 2,
attends Dover Area High
School. She is a cheerleader
and belongs to the 4-H Club.
Cindy Rutter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rutter, 53
Lightner Road, York, at
tends Central High School.
She is student council
president, National Honor
Society member, rifle corp
captain, girls track team
captain, on the school
newspaper staff, yearbook
staff, and a 4-H member of
the dairy club for eight
years. She has received
champion awards at various
dairy shows, and is the
outstanding Penna. Guensey
Youth. The Rutter family
owns 210 Guernseys.
Sherri Stump, 17-year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stump, York, attends
Spring Grove Sr. High
School. She plans to go into
nursing. She is a Candy
Striper at York Hospital and
a member of Y-Teens,
Sunday school, and 4-H. Her
family owns 300 Holsteins.
Ann Daugherty, 18-year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Daugherty, Sr.,
attended Northeastern High
School. She is a former 4-H
member, and belongs to the
National Honor Society. Her
family owns 33 Holsteins.
Elizabeth Baumgardner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Baumgardner,
Dillsburg, attends Dover
Area High School. She plans
to get a secretarial job. Her
family owns 55 Holsteins.
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Pa. clean streams standards
explained at COWAMP parley
HARRISBURG - The
public committee that is
reviewing Pennsylvania’s
Comprehensive Water
Quality Management Plan
(COWAMP) was told last
month that the law requires
that all streams be clean
enough to allow their use for
water supply, aquatic life
and recreation. This was in
reply to the question raised
by Gideon Yachin
representing Adams County,
“is it the law’s intent to have
every inch of stream in
Pennsylvania fisbable?” In
order to support fish, as well
as other uses, the stream
must meet certain water
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Pennsylvania Clean Streams
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streams be fisbable.
However, he noted that there
is uome flexibility since a
stream can be designated for
trout which need high quality
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