Cl4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 12,1980'
Dairymen
(Continued from Page Cl 3)
my mother and my dad
has”.
Following the questions,
the judges recessed for a
lengthy deliberation. During
this time C. Max Isenberg,
president of the Huntingdon
County Holstein Club,
reported on the billboard
project progress in con
junction with the County
Dairy Promotion Com
mittee.
One sign was on display
promoting Huntingdon
County Holstems on one side
and milk promotion on the
other side. Six of these will
be distributed throughout
the county on farm property
along major roads. The
artist, Sue Walls, was
recognized.
John A. Foster, Jr
Huntingdon County Dairy
Promotion Chairman, then
spoke, thanking all who
contributed time and money
for promotion and
recognizing the Huntingdon
Kiwams group present for
their support.
Harold L. Lockhoff,
Huntingdon County Ex
tension Director, then of
fered brief remarks, ob
serving, “It’s very easy to
work with the group of
people that you find in
Huntingdon County. ’ ’
The Dairy Princess
Chairlady, Mrs. Vera Foster
then recognized her com
mittee and thanked them for
all their help. She also
recognized Judy Diebold,
Southcentral District Cor
dmator for her assistance
Mrs Foster expressed her
pleasure m working with the
1979 Princess, Pam McMath
and is looking forward to
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XOMy 7
Children’s TV
guidelines available
MEDIA Do you know
how many hours of television
your children watch each
week 9
The average for children
ages 2-11 is 25 hours, 38
minutes
The overwhelming con
sensus of parents is that
their children watch too
much television The pro
blem is how to fill the gap
when the TV is turned otf.
Because of the widespread
concern on this issue,
Dorncott,
great year of promotion with
the new princess.
She also told those present
to always remember to use
their own product and
reminded dairymen that
“No one can promote milk to
children like a Dairy
Princess ”
Pam McMath, the 1979
Huntingdon County Dairy
Princess, gave her farewell
speech, noting the many
novel experiences that
awaited the winner of the
pageant She thanked those
present “for the chance I
have gotten to see all the new
faces and meet all the new
friends that I have ”
When the judges com
pleted their deliberations
and returned to the mam
room, they and the Master of
Ceremonies were presented
with pitchers of flowers from
the Dairy Promotion
Committee by Miss McMath.
She also presented Lisa
Harnish with a cheese tray
for her services as alternate
Princess for 1979
John Foster, Jr then
presented Pam McMath
with a servinp trav from the
P.O Box 71
Manheim, PA 17545
Phone: (717) 665-3588
Delaware County home
economist has developed an
educational and entertaining
program called What to Do
When The TV is OFF
All the information you
need are included in the
packet, along with ideas for
presenting the 30 min pro
gram For more informa
tion, call or write Maryetta
Dorncott, Extension Home
Economist, Toal Bldg , 2nd
& Orange Sts , Media, Pa
19063, (215) 891-2491.
Dairy Promotion Committee
in appreciation for a fine
year of service as 1979
Huntingdon County Dairy
Princess. Then the results
were announced
For the Huntingdon
County Dairy Promotion
Committee, Mr Foster
presented the 1980 Dairy
Princess with $lOO cash
award, to the first alternate
$5O, and $25 to the second
alternate
The committee also
presented each contestant
with an I D bracelet, and
the 1980 Huntingdon County
Dairy Princess Trophy to
Miss Lisa Harmsh.
Miss Harmsh will be at
tending a training seminar
for the county winner and
alternates for Pennsylvania
July 13 to 16 at St Francis
College in Loretto, where she
will receive instruction in
speech, poise, preparing for
television, makeup, handos,
and milk facts in
preparation
for a year popularizing the
merits of milk and milk
products
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