Eileen Shull crowned
Pa. Dairy Princess
By DEBRA STRICKLER
CAMP HILL - Eileen Shull
of Pipersville, Bucks
County, was crowned the
Pennsylvania Dairy Prin
cess for 1979-80 at the
recognition banquet and
pageant held in conjunction
with the All-American Dairy
Show on Tuesday evenmg.
Eileen is a senior at
Central Bucks High School
where she is an active
participant in the National
Honor Society. She is a 4-H
member and member of
the Ski Club. She devotes a
large portion of her tune to
music, participating m the
choir, district chorus,
varsity singers, English
handbell choir, and
madrigals In her presen
tation she sang “The Far
imer and Consumer should be
Friends” created from a
song in Rogers and Ham
merstem’s musical,
“Oklahoma.”
- Eileen is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shull and
resides on a 350 acre dairy
BIG FARM POWER AND EQUIPMENT
£\ ~ - : !
INDEPENDENT TESTS SHOW THAT
STEIGER TRACTORS PRODUCE
MORE HORSEPOWER - HOURS PER
GALLON OF FUEL THAN ANY OTHER
4WD TRACTORS TESTED...
ASK A FARMER WHO OWNS ONI
farm in which 175 Holstems Newport,
are milked. Her family in- Perry County
eludes four older brothers Penny Allen of Granville
who have nicknamed Eileen, Summit, Bradford County,
“Leeny-Bell”. the 17 year old daughter of
She succeeds Lisa Miller Mr and Mrs. Charles Allen,
of Washington, Pa., who is t was voted Miss Congeniality
presently a student at by the 40 contestants
Washington and Jefferson
College.
First-runner up was Carol
Mane Druck, Airville Rl,
York County She is the 21
year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. Dale Druck. Cindy
Shirey of Beavertown,
Snyder County, was second
runner-up. Cindy is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Shirey
In addition to the three
finalists, the semi-finalists
included; Karen Hornbaker,
Shippensburg R 5,
representing Cumberland
County; Carolyn Sue
Meyers, Greencastle Rl,
representing Franklin
County; Lucinda Landis,
Colebrook Rd., representing
Lancaster County; and
Nancy Elizabeth Stephens,
STEIGER
TRACTORS
SAVE HI
TRACTORS WE HAVE SOLD IN PENNSYLVANIA HAVE PROVEN
THAT THEY WILL DO MORE WORK WITH LESS FUEL
THAN THE TWO-WHEEI DRIVE TRACTORS THEY REPLACED...
representing
Scrapbook in
cluded Mary E. Anderle of
Mercer County, and Julie
Lynn Bowen of Tioga
County.
Outstanding presentations
on the dairy industry were
presented by four girls. They
included; Eileen Shull,
Bucks County; Zeta Furry,
Bedford County; Diane
Mane Maulfair, Lebanon
County; and Cindy Shirey.
The state competition was
judged by Dr. Darwin G.
Braund, Fayetteville, NY;
Mr. Myron Fledderjohann,
New Knoxville, Ohio; Mrs.
Francis Duvall, Walker
sville, Md., and Mrs.
Jacquelyn M. Townsend,
Meadow Lands, Pa.
The first runner-up in the State Dairy Princess pageant was Carol Marie
Druck, of York County, (right), Cindy Shirey of Beavertown, Snyder County,
(left), was second runner-up. Eileen Shull, (center,) is the new Pennsylvania
State Dairy Princess.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 29,1979
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