Promotion
LANCASTER The Lancaster
County Milk Promotion Committee
is actively seeking girls to enter
the 1982 Lancaster County Dairy
Princess Pageant.
This year’s contest will be held
at the Host Farm Resort Inn on
June 19.
To be eligible to compete, con
testants must be the daughter of a
dairy fanner, manager, herdsman
or dairy farm owner, or must own
one or more dairy animals, pnor to
Committee seeks princess contestants
Mayl.
Girls must have completed their
junior year of high school and not
have reached their 22nd birthday -
by December 31,1982. Girls must be
single and cannot marry during
their reign.
The new princess will par
ticipate in the state training
seminar to be held in July and will
compete in the state pageant in
September
Contestants will have op
portunities to promote the dairy
industry during activities
associated with the pageant.
This year’s princess,
Greider, has been busy promoting
milk on the radio, through
newspapers, at parades and
meetings. Deb received a crown
and banner to wear at all events
and participated in the 1981 Farm
Show.
The June 19 pageant will include
a reception at 6:30 p.m., followed
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by a dinner and pageant at 7 p.m.
If the opportunity of being
selected this year’s 1982 Lancaster
County Dairy Princess sounds
appealing to you, contact Marian
Brenneman at 653-4213 or Linda
Kreider at 284-2242 for applications
and further information. Ap
plication deadline is May 24.
Tickets for parents and friends
can be purchased through Barbara
Stauffer, Weidmasville Road,
Ephrata.