—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 23,1978
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Seen from left to right (first row) Marcia Smith-
Blair County; Connie Aiken-Mercer County; Linda
Witter-Franklin County; Cindy Ettien-Perry
County; Susan Graham-Westmoreland County;
Kathy Strock-Cumberland County; Diane Liiro-
Northampton County; Lisa Cooper-Butler County;
Susan Powell-Huntingdon County; Lynn Taylor-
Somerset County; (second row) Pamela Ferens-
Fayette County; Joyce Stoltzfus-Lancaster County;
Deborah Swift-Erie County; Robin Stevenson-
Jefferson County; Debra Cassel-Dauphin County;
Jean Bates-Wayne County; Connie McFeaters-
Lebanon County; LouAnn' Hoffman-Juniata
County: Beverly Hershey-Chester County; Darlene
Pease-Susquehanna County; Robin O’Neal-
Bedford County; (third row) Teresa Wolfskill-Berks
County; Kathy Foust-Bradford County; Susan
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- 1977-78 Pennsylvania Dairy Princess: Carol
Zepp-Adams County; Emily Hallowell-Bucks
County: Sharon Farabaugh-Cambria County;
Cindy Homan-Centre County; Darlene Snell-
Sullivan County; (fourth row) Renee Shaffer-SUN
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Pa. Dairy Princess
to be named
Sept. 27
HARRISBURG
year 43 local dairy prin
cesses representing 48
' counties will be competing
for the title of Pa. Dairy
Princess. These young ladies
have already been actively
involved in promotional
activities for milk and dairy
products at the local level.
The Pennsylvania All-
American Dairy Show will
run September 25 to 29 at the
Farm Show Complex m v
Harrisburg. The show "
features entries of six dairy
cattle breeds in competition
for over $60,000 in
premiums, and boasts three
national shows.
The All-American,
sponsored by the Penn-
- MflllfltlE to
prawn*
{ farm
and
ranch
idents
A survey of women at
tending a meeting to protest
“deceptive packaging”
revealed: 15 per cent tinted
their hair; 38 per cent wore
wigs; 98 per cent applied
lipstick; 22 per cent used
false eyelashes; 98 per cent
used nail polish, and 25 per
cent used eye shadow'. 100
per cent voted in favor of a
resolution to condemn false
packaging.
sylvama Dairy and Allied
Industries Association, in
cooperation with the Penn
sylvania Department of
Agriculture and the Penn
sylvania Farm Show
Commission, has since its
inception in 1964 attracted
exhibitors of the best in
dairy cattle from dairy
breeders and farmers
around the world.
This