A3o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 26,1980
LANCASTER Lan
caster Comity’s Dairy
Princess Promotion Com
mittee is. seeking qualified
contestants to enter the 1960
Lancaster County Dairy
Princess Contest. This
year’s contest will be held
June 21 at the Farm and
4-H is 4-U is cover theme
CLEMENTON - “4-H is 4-
U”, the 1980 Yearbook
theme, was chosen from 71
entries at the 4-H Yearbook
Cover Design/Photo Contest
held recently.
Danielle Carrigan, 13, of
Saddle Up 4-H Club, is the
creator of the winning
theme. “Danille’s theme will
serve as the cover for our
annual yearbook,” said
Donna MacNeir, 4-H
program associate. “The
yearbook is distributed at
the 4-H Fair in August.”
Honorable mention
Camden County 4-H
youth learn pet care
CLEMENTON —Boys and
girls in Camden County can
experience the joys of
owning and caring for a
small animal through the 4-
H pet care project.
Last year in New Jersey
more than 23,000 youth
participated in an animal
care program.
With pets, members are
provided with materials that
guide them m selecting and
caring for their own pets,
and with information on the
background, habits and
activities of cats, dogs, fish,
birds, hamsters'and many
other small animals.
Participants in the
project learn to house, feed,
handle, groom and give
general care to their pets, hi
spending time with the
animals they can develop
responsibility, patience,
understanding and sen-
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Lancaster seeks Dairy Princess
Home Center. The evening by Co-chairmen Mr. and
will begin with a reception at Mrs. Elvin Brenneman,
6:30p.m., followed by dinner Mount Joy Rl. -
and theprogram at 7 p.m. To be eligible, contestants
Chairmen for this year’s must be the daughter of a
event are Mr. and Mrs. Earl dairy fanner, a dairy farm
C. Stauffer, Weidmansville manager, herdsman nr Hairy
Road, Ephrata. The farm owner during this year
Stauffers are being assisted or must own more than one
for 1980 yearbook
awards were given to 13
entires in the Yearbook
Design category. They
were: Harold Ewan,
Margaret Ann Ewan and
Karen Paolello of the
Tansboro Trailblazers.
Laurie Feller, Emily Lines
of Make It & Bake It.
Danielle Carrigan, Erica
Schmidt of Saddle Up, Joyce
Paolello of Cook & Hem
Prep, Lisa Owen, Busy
Sewers, Michele Stoll, Bad
News Bakers, and Missy
Lanes of Pots & Pins.
Winners in the
sitivity to the needs of living
things.
Though day-to-day work
with their pets, the young
persons learn practical skills
such as record-keeping and
time-budgeting while they
watch the animals grow and
develop their own per
sonalities, according to
Dagmar Parker, Camden
County 4-H Agent.
Over the years, the pet
project has been offered
through the traditional 4-H
club format; recently some
urban school systems have
incorporated the program
into their curricula.
For more information
about 4-H pet care projects,
call the Camden County 4-H
office.
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Division were: Black and
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dairy animal prior to May 1,
1980. Girls must have
completed their junior year
of high school and not reach
their 22nd birthday by
December 31, 1980. Con
testants must be single, and
never married and cannot
marry during her reign.
According to Barbara
Stauffer, Lancaster County’s
winner will receive a war
drobe and will participate in
the state training seminar in
July. She will represent
Lancaster County at the
Dairy Princess contest in
September. All contestants
will receive valuable gifts
and make lasting friend
ships.
Contestants will have the
opportunity to promote the
dairy industry during ac
tivities of the contest.
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Barbara encouraged all
contestants
eligible girls to enter and
pointed out that high school
seniors as well as college
students can fulfill their
responsibilities to the dairy
industry. She stressed the
opportunity for personal
growth through sessions on
poise and make-up.
-The county winner will
participate in the state Dairy
Princess contest, and if
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also receive cash prizes. The
state title is honorary and
requires no interruption of
school or regular em
ployment plans.
Interested girls should
contact Barbara at 717-733-
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further information. Ap
plication deadline is May 31.
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