36—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 16,1979
Cumberland Co. lasses to vie for dairy princess
CARLISLE - On June 20,
1979, six area girls will vie
for the title of Cumberland
County Dairy Princess. The
contest will be sponsored by
Cumberland County Holstein
Club and is set for 8 p.m. at
Cumberland Valley High
School’s auditorium
Kathy Strock, the 1978
Cumberland County Dairy
Princess, will crown her
successor from among the
following contestants:
Wendy Mams, 18, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G.
Mams, Newville Rl; Debra
Stambaugh, 18, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George
Stambaugh, Newville R 4;
Ann Basehore, 16, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Basehore, Mechamcsburg;
Sharon Cornman, 17,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Creedin Comman, Carlisle
R 6; Roseann Fink, 18,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Fink, Carlisle R 4;
Karen Hornbaker, 17,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hornbaker, Ship
pensburg R 5.
Wendy recently graduated
from Big Spring High School
where she was a member of
the Band, Bandfront and
Pepband. She had held of
fices in the Cooking and
Dairy 4-H Clubs. She will
attend Harrisburg Area
Community College
majoring m elementary
education. Debra is a 1978
graduate of Big Spring High
School where she was active
m the band. She is presently
attending Delaware Valley
Warren named to
Ben H. Warren, president
of International Harvester’s
agricultural equipment
group, has been elected vice
chairman of the board of
trustees of the National 4-H
Council
The council is a nonprofit
corporation administering
$92.5 million in private
sector support for 4-H Its
programs and services are
designed to enrich the ex
periences of 4-H youth both
domestically and in
ternationally, strengthen
volunteer leadership, and
build visibility and un-
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Wendy Mains
Debra Stambaugh
College majoring in Hor
ticulture.
Ann will be a senior this
fall at Cumberland Valley
High School where she is
active in the marching band,
and the Symphonic Wmds.
She is an active member of
the National Honor Society
B. H. Warren
Ann Basehore
Sharon Cornman
and has participated m
Capital Area Science Fair
and Pennsylvania Junior
Academy of Science. Ann is
also a member of the Silver
Springs Presbyterian
Church serving in the teen
choir and youth group.
board of trustees
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program.
Warren is one of 20
representatives of business,
education and government
serving on the council’s
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CONSULTING
Roseann Fink
Karen Hornbaker
A graduate of Boiling
Sprmgs High School, Sharon
was actively involved in the
chorus, track, cheerleading,
school newspaper, Bubbler
Bulletin, and a member of
the Homecoming Court. She
also helps with the nursery
development committee and
advisory committee.
4-H
Active in other business
associations, Warren
currently serves as a
director of the Farm and
Industrial Equipment In
stitute and as a trustee of the
Farm Foundation.
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Rosann graduated from
Carlisle Senior High School
last week. She had been
participating m the schools’
distributive occupational
training program in which
she would leave school to
work on the family’s farm
Karen graduated in June
from Shippensburg Area
High School where she was
senoir class vice-president
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and a member of the Drama
Club. She has been an active
member for nine years.
Karen will be attending
Mont Alto Campus of Penn
State in the fall majoring in
pre-veterinary medicine.
Judges for the pageant will
be Mrs Shane Dumm, Perry
County, farmwife; Ralph
McGregor, York County,
farmer, and Kendace Borry
Allen, associate editor of
Lancaster Farming.