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Chester County Dairy Princess
'KIMBERTON - Nineteen
year old Nadine Prange, of
Cochranville Rl, is the new
Chester County Dairy
Princess. She was selected
earlier this month at the
annual banquet and pageant
at the Kimberton Fireball.
Nadine is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Prange. The family has a
holstein herd. She attends
Mansfield State College
majoring in Home
Economics. In addition to
various 4-H and church
activities, Nadine is a
member of Russellville
Grange.
Nadine was also selected
as Miss Congeniality.
Each of the contestants
presented a short milk or
dairy promotional talk.
Nadine’s aimed at primary
school children, combining
the magic of a crystal ball
and the importance of milk.
The first runner-up was
Patty Jenkins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William
Jenkins, Toughkenamon.
The family raises Jerseys.
Reserve
com
released
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Com in the farmer-owned
reserve was released for
redemption, effective im
mediately, by John Good
win, acting executive vice
president of the Commodity
Credit Corporation (CCC).
Farmers may sell their
reserve com after repaying
their CCC price support
loans.
Release of the reserve
does not require fanners to
redeem or sell their grain at
this time.
Goodwm said the national
average market pnce for
com has reached $2.50 per
bushel. The pnce level at
which the commodity is
released from the reserve is
125 per cent of the $2.00
national loan rate or $2.50
per bushel. More than 730
million bushel of com are in
the reserve.
Farmers with grain in the
reserve receive storage
payments from the U.S.
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Nadine Prange, Cochranville Rl, was recently
named the new Chester County Princess. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Prange.
Department of Agriculture.
Upon repayment of the loan,
farmers can keep the
storage paymens earned
through the date of
repayment.
On July 31, the department
will review the average
pnce for corn to determine if
the release authorized
should remain in effect. If
release continues, storage
earnings will stop in those
states where the price
remains above the release
level.
Patty recently graduated
from Kennett High School.
Her promotion was for a
general audience entitled,
‘Vist the Dairy Delight’.
Susan Kulp of Pottstown,
was second runner-up. The
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Kulp, she attends
Owen J. Roberts High
School. Her presentation
was ‘Jogging for Milk’.
Other contestants were:
Lois Mark and Alice Mark,
both from West Grove. In
addition to the dairy
promotion, an interview and
general dairy knowledge,
each of the girls had to an
swer a question presented to
them by Master of
Ceremomes Gene McDowell.
Judges for this years
contest were Susan Seidel,
former Berks County dairy
princess; Mrs. Vernette
Myers, member of the Berks
County Dairy Committee;
and George Steele of
Pocopson. Steele is presently
chairman of the board of
directors of Agway, Inc.
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