Princess contestants
Hols terns. While in school, Robin three years. She was co-captain of
was a member of the Student the varsity field hockey team and a
Council and was a class officer for member of the girls track team.
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Reba Brubaker
DEKALB York Hatchery
P.O. Box 6265 • Hellam, PA 17406 • Phone: 717/252-3119
Melhorn Sales & Service Co.
40 Donegal Springs Road * Mt. Joy, PA 17552
John W. Melhorn Phone: 717/653-1102
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She was selected the 1979 FFA
Sweetheart and received the
Lancaster Optimist Good
Citizenship Award. A member of
the West Willow United Methodist
Church, she also teaches Bible
school. She is in her first year as a
4-H leadf
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JoAnne Brenneman, 17, Mount
Joy Rl, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elvm Brenneman. JoAnn is a
1981 graduate of Lancaster
Mennomte High School and plans
to help on her parents’ dairy farm
for one year before attending
to
JoAnn Brenneman
Lancaster Firming, Saturday, June 6,I9BI—ASS
study the culinary arts. She is a 4-H
teen leader and serves as game
leader for 4-H County Council.
Jo Ann is a member of the Mount
Joy Mennomte Church and its
youth group. She won third prize in
a national “Share the Health”
contest sponsored by Fleischman’s
Yeast. The family milks about 63
Holstems.
Reba Brubaker, 17, Mount Joy
Rl, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Brubaker. Reba is a semor
at Donegal High School and plans
to work in accounting after
graduation. She is a member of the
National Honor Society and is a
diversified occupation student. She
is active in the Mount Joy Men
nonite Church and its youth group.
The family owns about 37
Holsteins.
Debra Greider, 17, Columbia R 2,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Greider. A junior at
Hempfield High School, Debra
would like to study agriculture or
elementary education at The
Pennsylvania Slate University
upon graduation. She participates
in the Hempfield Smgers, Student
Council, field hockey, track and is
co-captain of the basketball team.
In 4-H, Debra was a member of the
1979 Livestock judging team, is
currently vice-president of the Red
Rose 4-H Beef club and is a
member of the Mountville Com
munity 4-H Club. She is also a
volunteer for the special Olympics
and the therapeutic horseback
riding program. She is a member
of St. Paul’s United Methodist
Church.
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Debra Hershberger, 16,
Quarryville R 4, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hershberger.
A junior at Solanco High School,
Debra plans to major in early
childhood education when she
graduates. Debra is a member of
tiie National Honor Society, the
band front, student senate, school
newspaper, mixed chorus and
serves as yearbook business
manager and class secretary as
well as working as a reading tutor.
During the wrestling season, she
wrote for the local newspaper. As a
member of the Mechanic Grove
Church of the Brethren, Debra
sings in the choir and is active in
the youth group. She is a member
of the 4-H dairy club and the 4-H
community club. The Her
shbergers milk about 65 cows.
Roberta S. Myer, 18, Quarryville
Rl, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Donald Myer. Al9BO graduate of
Conestoga Valley High School,
Roberta is employed as a
secretary at Witmers’
Greenhouse, Inc. In school she was
a member of the high school
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With the down hog market causing all
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To help you to plan to take advantage
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daily, Monday through Friday to check
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is high enough, you should consider
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1020 Stony Battery Road, Lancaster, PA
17602 Market reporting phone (717)
898-0130.
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