A2o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 7,1981
Heather Staubach wears Pa. Apple Queen crown
BY SHEILA MILLER
HERSHEY As of Tuesday
evening, Heather Lee Staubach of
York County is wearing the
Pennsylvania Apple Queen crown.
She was crowned during the 122nd
Annual Meeting of the State
Horticultural Association of
' meel here
The royal coi ik jeting
of the State Horticultural Association of
Pennsylvania, Inc. included: seated, left -
Heather Staubach, 1981 Pa. Apple Queen,
York Co.; Tami Lobaugh, first alternate,
Adams Co.; standing, left - Shari Carlin,
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this week,
The Penn State sophomore
proudly wears her tiara high atop
her dark brown hair the new
queen’s height is one inch over six
feet tall. She received the crown
from last year’s queen Kris Shutt
from Adams County.
brim:
anklin Co.; Janice Rosazza, Chester Co.;
Kris Shutt, 1980 Pa. Apple Queen, Adams Co.;
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represent the state’s apple in
dustry.
“I gave it my best, and I won,”
she said.
Heather is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. John Staubach of York.
Her experience in the apple
her brown
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York County's Heather Lee Staubach was crowned the
1981 Pa. Apple Queen on Tuesday evening by last year’s
queen, Kris Shutt. Selected as first alternate was Tami
Lobaugh of Adams County.
business stems from visits to her
grandparents’ farm, nearby.
“I helped my grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth M. Bear, har
vest and market their apples while
I was growing up,” she smiled.
During the Tuesday evening
contest. Heather was the final
contestant to appear on stage. She
wore a flattering gown in a deep
apple-red hue.
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When asked what benefits could
be obtained from eating apples,
she didn’t hesitate one second and
listed with authority the nutrient
value of the once-a-day fruit,
earning her a rousing applause
from the hundreds of fruit
producers in the audience.
When asked if she was coached
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by her father 01
swer, Heather e
“no”. She explair
about the apple
contest began.
What are Heath
future after gradi
State with .
microbiology? Sh
to get into resea
plant diseases.
“I want to wort
try to develop ne
will do the job i
perhaps I’ll di
purpose spray b;
what has ai
discovered, ” she s.
Answering tl
question, Heather
apple she enjoys
finally selected thi
Her favorite way
fruit is to bake tl
smiled.
Selected as first
contest was Tai
Adams County, (
and Mrs. Leonard
is a freshman at I
College, stud}
technology.
Other contests
Shari Carlin oi
Franklin County,
and Mrs. John A.
Green of Elysl
County, daughter
Robert Green; L<
of Apollo, Arm
daughter of Mr. a,
Hileman; Joanne