Lebanon Co. DHIA
Richard & Ronald Shirk
Eleanor 4-5
Sonnen Acres
Lace 4-6
Casabel 3-4
Mercy 4-1
Dennis Wampler
101 7-11
69 9-6
Fort Zeller Farm
Pepper 5-4
Lentzdale Farms
121 4-10 305
MarkH Bomberger & Son
30 11-3
Daniel B. Shirk -
Geno
Norman Kline
Joann
Aster
Echo
Hersheyßare
71 5-11
25 4-11
Ernest P. Detweiler
Pnmros 3-8
Arnold Acres
Star 6-2
Andrea 5-6
Olga 3-2
Loreta 3-2
Walter K. Heisey
Lucky 5-6
Gideon A. Fisher, Jr.
4-3
75
Lester Martin
Lucille 4-1
Vincent A. Wagner
Fancy 7-9
Roy E. Nolt
3 8-7
22 7-10
Philhaven Farm
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LANCASTER Lancaster
County’s Milk Promotion Com
mittee is looking for qualified
contestants to participate in this
year’s Dairy Princess contest,
which will be held June 20 at the
Landis Valley Resort Inn.
Contestants may have com
pleted' their junior year of high
school and not reach their 22nd
birthday by Dec. 31,1981. Potential
princesses must be the daughter of
a dairy farmer, a dairy farm
manager, herdsman or dairy farm
owner or own more than one dairy
animal prior to May 1,1981.
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seeks dairy
They must also be single and
never married and have their
parent or guardian’s consent.
Chairpersons for this year’s
event are Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
Brenneman, Mount Joy Rl. They
noted that contestants will have
the opportunity to promote dairy
products and the dairy industry.
The new Lancaster County Dairy
Princess will receive a wardrobe
and will participate in the state
training seminar scheduled for
- July. She will represent Lancaster
County in the Pennsylvania Dairy
Princess contest in September.
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 2,1961—15
Irvin Z Brubaker
152 4-6
Ezra H. Martin
51 5-2
Clarence G Mase
Trixie 5-4
Cindy 2-5
LeonM Burkholder
179 6-1
Robert Martin
Jackie 3-10
Hoover Fm & D. Hoover
Yvonne 6-10
Merle 5-5
Kenneth Mase
Luann 7-0
Edna 2-5
Eugene Martin
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PharesZ Musser
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35 5-2
Wernerway Farm
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princess
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contestants
All contestants receive valuable
gifts and make lasting friendships
during the time of the contest.
The committee encourages all
eligible girls to enter the contest
for the opportunity for personal
growth through sessions on 'poise
and make-upand participation in a
dairy promotion.
Interested girls should contact
Mrs. Brenneman at 653-4213.
Application deadline is May 25.
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