Delmarva poultrymen to pick new princess
MILFORD, Del. - Nm
teen teen-agers representing
Delmarva communities will
gather in Milford, Delaware,
June 5 to 7, for the 1980
Delmarva Poultry Princess
competition.
Pageant finals are
scheduled for Fnday, June
6, at 8 p.m. in the Milford
High School theatre. The
Princess competition will be
preceded at 7 p.m by the
Little Delmarva Poultry
Princess Pageant featuring
23 four and five year-old
charmers.
Tickets, good for ad
mission to both com
petitions, are available at $2
each from the Milford
Chamber of Commerce,
302/422-3301
The Pageant, under the
direction of Dover theatrical
figure, Donald Blakey, is
.entitled “Girls, Girls,
'Girls” Contestants will
appear in an opening
production number,
“Hundreds of Girls”, and
will make individual ap
pearances in talent and
evening gown competitions
Judging wi l ! be handled by
a panel of five including
William F Bed well; Rich
mond, Va ; Catherine B
Fhckmger, Wilmington,
Del , F Grove Miller, North
East, Md.; Marcie Myers,
Upper Marlboro, Md.; and
Karen E. Scheaffer,
Newark, Del.
Scoring will be on the basis
of personality, poise, ap
pearance, creative ex
pression, scholastic
achievement and service,
and interviews with judges
Reigning Poultry Prin
cess, Regina Mary Cham
berlain, Pocomoke City,
Maryland, will crown her
successor. In addition to the
honor accompanymg her
title, the Princess will
receive a $lOOO scholarship
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Finalists in the Delaware Poultry Princess Contest, seated left to
right are: Miss St. Michaels, Alison Dickson; Miss Hurlock, Rhonda
Franz: Miss Felton, Shelly Chandler; Miss Millsboro, Cheryl
Hickman; Miss Salisbury, Lisa Culver; Miss Georgetown, Susan
Pittard; Miss Frankford, Marsha Mitchell; Miss Chincoteague,
Laurie Wimbrow; Miss Harrington, Elaine Homewood. (Standing
from Delmarva Poultry City, Maryland. festival It is sponsored by
Industry, Inc ; a $2OO gift The Delmarva Poultry Delmarva Poultry Industry,
certificate from Hess Ap- Princess Pageant is being Inc and is being coordinated
parel; and, a weekend at the held as part of the 33rd by the Greater Milford
Carousel Center in Ocean annual Delmarva Chicken Chamber of Commerce
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left to right): Miss Easton, Julia Allspach; Miss Princess Anne, Wen
dy Stewart: Miss Laurel, Tammy Whaley; Miss Newport, Karen
Banks; Miss Pocomoke City, Susan Semke; Miss Clayton, Wendy
Bilbrough; Miss Fruitland, Teresa Jean Tull; Miss Milford, Michelle
Martin. Absent from Photo were: Miss Bishopville, Madeline
Baker; and Miss Seaford, Brenda Hudson.
Spread wood ashes away from lawns
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should not
established turf or for top
dressing on a garden advises
James McKeehen, Delaware
Co. agricultural agent.
They can be of benefit if
they are applied and tilled
into the soil when
establishing a new lawn or
garden, and will help to
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 24,1S80—CIS
Wood ashes
be used on
reduce the acidity of the soil
as well as provide potash.
Light applications would
not harm a lawn, but would
not be of much benefit
either. In addition, they
would be difficult to spread
evenly and if children or pets
play in the lawn they would
track the ashes mto the
house.