Bl4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 24,1982 BY LAUREL SCHAEFFER Staff Correspondent LEESPORT Four contestants will be vying for the Berks County Dairy Princess crown this evening held this year at the Berks County Agricultural Center, here. Betty Jean Hock, the county’s present dairy princess will relinquish her crown to her lucky successor during the banquet which begins at 7 p.m. The contestants are Penny Bicksler, Richland; Alison Het tnck, Bernville; Deborah Price, Douglasville; and Helen Seidel, Kutztown. Penny is nineteen and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bicksler. She is presently em ployed as a supervisor at the Lebanon County DHIA and owns 17 dairy animals which are kept in her parents’herd. Penny graduated in 1980 from Tulpehocken Area High School and is still a member of the FFA chapter there. This young lady is presently serving as secretary of the Berks County Junior Holstein Club and is a member of the Lebanon County Hockey Club, at St. John’s UCC. The Bickslers are milking 34 Holsteins. Alison is seventeen and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hettnck. She is presently a senior at Tulpehocken Area High and plans to attend Central Penn Business School to study mass media next year. 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The Hettricks milk 230 Holsteins, Debbie is seventeen and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jere Price, Douglasville. She is a junior at Daniel Boone High School and plans to attend Penn State University upon her graduation to study pre-veterinary medicine and dairy science. Debbie is very active in 4-H, having projects in dairy, horse, poultry and goats and is on the County Council. She is a member of the National Honor Society and the high school prom Ultra Grip Radial This is our finest rear tractor tire It can save up to 11 % of your time in the field, and up to 9% of your fuel cost over our Goodyear bias-ply rears You can offset the cost of these radial tires —compared to bias ply—in two years or less And have better performance for the life of the tires Traction Torque • Long-lasting strength from tempered nylon cord construction • Super pulling power from angle-braced tread lugs • Heavy duty nm shield to help protect against rock and stubble damage GOOD-YEAR committee. She owns one Guern sey and helps her family maintain a herd of goats. _ Helen is twenty and the daughter of Raymond and Nancy Seidel. She is presently employed as a secretary of Willow Creek Animal Hospital t .pponnrt and vice Search BEDFORD All single young vomen between the ages of 16 and 12 from a dairy farm background, ire urged to compete for the title of 1982 Bedford County Dairy Princess, announced Carol Det terline, chairman of the Bedford Dairy Princess Committee. The winner of the pageant, to be held June 11 at 8 p.m. at the NBC High School will be eligible to ||lsz£lterl BP* FLEET CENTER | 1062 MANHEIM PIKE, LANCASTER, PA 299-3794 AFTER 5 PM: 392-2151 Alison Hettrick begins for Bedford SAVE SAVE K i v Debbie Price president of the Berks County Junior Holstein Club. Helen is also president of the Pennsylvania Junior Holstein Executive Com mittee. Helen is a past president of the Eastern Berks 4-H Dairy Club and compete at the state level for the title of Pennsylvania Dairy Princess. Any single woman who has completed her junior year in high school, is not over 22 years-of-age and whose parents or guardians are engaged in dairy farming, or is the owner of at least one dairy animal is eligible to compete for the title. ittkk ™mi?b r fronts Hb * Rugged nm shield helps protect lower sidewall from cuts & bruising * Deep wide center rib for steering ■» ease H * Triple tempered nylon cord body [—l (?r„ s FET ,I ,or s,re "9"’- '""8 *“ r Sl “ Rating PBICE ; / Helen Seidel was a member of the 1979 Dairy Judging Team that placed first at Penn State. Helen is a member of the Mt. Zion Lutheran Churchy Kutztown. 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