A36—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 17,1980
OXFORD On Saturday,
May 31 at the Oxford
Research Club, Locust
Street, five enthusiastic
young ladies will vie for the
title of Chester County Dairy
Princess 1980.
Each of these young ladies
are qualified, knowledgeable
“dairy” promoters with an
active involvement in
dairying.
Yvonne Jolene King, 20
year old daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Joseph King,
Cochranville, a graduate of
Octorara High School is
currently a student at
Goldey Beacom College.
Yvonne was very active m
school being a member of
student council, National
Berks Blueform
winners announced
LEESPORT - County
entrants for the 1980
National 4-H Awards
Program were judged
Tuesday, May 6, at the Berks
County Agricultural Center.
4-H members submit a
Pennsylvania 4-H Members
Record Book, commonly
referred to as a Blueform. A
Blueform is an organized
presentation of what a 4-H
member has learned and
accomplished through years
in 4-H. The Blueform entries
are judged on the depth,
variety, progression, and
values obtained from 4-H
projects; activities they
have participated in, both in
and out of 4-H; and a 4-H
story recording progressive
growth in learning and
maturity through 4-H.
Berks County winning
Blueform entries will be sent
to the Pennsylvania State
University for competition
with 4-H’ers from across the
state. Winners chosen at the
State Level (Keystone
Winners) will be interviewed
and hopefully chosen for
competition at the National
Level, which includes a
week’s trip to the National 4-
H Center m Chicago, Illinois.
This year’s Berks County
winners and the project
categories are as follows:
Danielle Yoder, Tilden Club,
citizenship & wildlife;
Cheryl Adam, VirgmviUe
Club, leadership and swine;
Judy Malsbury, Rehrer
sburg Adventurers,
citizenship and food
preservation; Keith
Shollenberger, Tilden Club,
leadership and health;
Darlene Dietnch, Baby Beef
Club, beef and achievement;
Dorene Hertzog, Kutztown
Club, consumer education;
Scott Miller, Virgin vide,
dairy; Barbara Schroeder,
Kutztown Club, foods and
nutrition; Jamie Batz,
Rehrersburg Adventurers,
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Abe Diffenbach, Manager
Chester County Dairy Princess Pageant May 31
Honor Society, Future
Business Leaders of
America as well as concert
and marching band.
Currently while attending
college she has made the
Dean’s list. The King family
operates a Holstein dairy
farm with a milking herd of
seventy-five.
Diane Marie Weaver of
Narvon. is the daughter of
Earl R. Weaver, Akron.
This 18 year old contestant is
the herdsman for Robert
Campbell. In Ephrata High
School, Diane was known for
her active roll in FFA, the
dairy judging team and her
church youth group ac
tivities.
gardening; Jayne Malsbury,
Rehrersburg Adventurers,
dairy foods; Allan Rohr
bach, Virginville,
agricultural; Connie
Ohlinger, Northern Berks
Dairy Club, achievement;
Pamela Keeney, Rehrer
sburg Adventurers,
clothing; and Christine
Rebman, Rehrersburg
Adventurers, home
management.
Other senior entries in
cluded Jan Adam, Virgin
ville; Eileen Fisher,
Conrad Weiser Clovers;
Kara Seder, Virgin vide;
Cheryl Clayton, Exeter Pony
Pals; Terry Snyder,
Virginville; and Mark
Rohrbach, Virgmvide.
Junior entries from the
VirgmviUe Club were Todd
Miller, Lisa Kieffer,
Clarence Leatherman,
Valene Rentschler, Gary
Rohrbach, Heidi Springer,
Lynn Knck, Charles Seidel,
Douglass Beck, Henry
Seidel, Steven Rohrbar’',
Brian Blatt, and Kan Bit
ting. Other junior entrants
were Patncia Dreisbach,
Northern Berks Dairy and
Nannette Coryell,
Rehrersburg Adventurers.
Judges for the competition
were Duane Physer, Berks
Soil Conservation Service;
Mary Ann Chelius, Public
Relations Director,
Boscov’s; Paul Schwartz,
Berks Energy Management
Office; Elizabeth Snyder,
Music Teacher; Charles
Hawman, Berks Cable T.V.;
and Judy Myers, Berks
County Intermediate Unit
teacher.
Suzahne Yeager, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Yeager, Phoenixville, at
tends Phoenixville High
School. This 16 year old
contestant is very active.
She enjoys hockey,
basketball, LaCrosse, is a
member of the girl’s varsity
club, treasurer of Tri-
Commumty 4-H Club, and
her youth group. Even with
all of her activities, Suzanne
finds time to help with the
Holstein herd of fifty.
Lisa Laffey, Cochranville,
is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Norman G. Laffey, Sr. A
student at Octorara High
School, Lisa plans to attend
college after graduation. She
is active m many clubs in
cluding 4-H for 6 years,
yearbook staff, and National
Honor Society. The family
farm is a busy place with a
300 cow Holstein herd.
Elizabeth G. Woolaston,
the daughter of Charles T.
Wollaston, Toughkenamon,
is a student at Kennett High
School. Betsy enjoys Manor
4-H Club and serves as vice
president of the London
Grove 4-H sewing club. The
Kennett school band
welcomes her as a member.
Although, Betsy is undecided
as to what to do after
graduation, the Jersey herd
at home keeps her busy now.
The Chester County Dairy
Princess 1980 will attend and
participate m the Penn
sylvania State Dairy
Princess Pageant in Sep
tember.
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