A3B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 25,1982
New state
BY DEBBIE KOONTZ
HARRISBURG - With at
tributes that would make any
father proud and a promise to do
“the best 1 can to make you all
proud of me,” 17-year-old Jolene
Sue Snyder of Volant, Lawrence
County, began her reign as 26th
state dairy princess Tuesday night
at the Penn Harris Motor Inn,
here. .
The pageant was held in con
junction with the Pennsylvania All-
American Dairy Show at the Farm
Show Complex.
Jolene’s credentials would make
any farmer sit back with a breath
of relief knowing that his industry
is going to be justly represented.
And this is what happened at the
pageant. She charmed not only the
judges, but also the audience with
her smile and people-personality.
Gowned in purple, her appearance
was the epitomy of a healthy,
young girl who drinks milk daily.
Jolene, representing both
Beaver and Lawrence counties in
the pageant, is a senior at
Wilmington Area High School
As tradition goes, one just has to be hugged after receiving
such a great honor, and Jolene was no exception as she
tearfully threw her arms around outgoing princess Charlene
Rohrer, following the big announcement.
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Hollow Apollo Starlet, an Excellent
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Consigned by John Umble and
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Good. She is due in the spring to
Elevation.'
New Jersey veterinarian Erie
Kates tqok home Marlu Ella
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dairy princess promises to do her best
where she is a varsity cheerleader
and secretary of the student
council. Jolene is active with her
community as a 4-H’er and as
president of the dairy club. Her
future plans include attending
nursing school.
Looking for an exclusive, m
depth interview with the new state
dairy princess in next week’s issue
of Lancaster Farming.
During final competition, seven
semi-finalists from
Beaver/Lawrence, Bedford, Blair,
Huntingdon, Lancaster, Somerset
and Washington counties were
asked to relay what they would
make their first priority should
they be elected the first woman
president of the United States
tomorrow. Jolene’s answer was
world peace. But she went on to
clarify the statement in a manner
that left the audience wondering if
she meant peace or the dairy in
dustry. She said, “We should have
unity, together to conquer
anything.”
To the same question.
by Mariu frann of Lmcroft, N.J.,
the 7-montb-old calf’s dam is a
maternal sister to three time All
American Northcroft Ella
Elevation..
The calf’s dam is an Excellent
Carnation First Milton daughter
who ranked third in New Jersey for
milk with a 28,720 pound record.
Kates’ ET purchase is sired by
either Carlin M Ivanhoe Bell or S-
W-D Valiant.
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2000 Gal. "OH” Mueller
Sherman echoed Jolene’s request,
saying, “I would'try to get the U.S.
together as a nation so everyone
can love one another and love the
nation as well.” This thought
helped her win the first runnerup
position.
Rachel is the 17-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Minor from R 2 Washington. A
freshman at Washington and
Jefferson College, she is majoring
in dairy science. Rachel sees her
future including agricultural
Extension work and life on a farm.
It was a doubly special night for
Rachel because her mother served
as Pennsylvania state milk maid
queen in 1959.
Second runnerup honors and the
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With smiles that certainly will sell a lot of Lawrence counties. First umnerup,. left, was
milk, , these three new dairy representatives Rachel Sherman; 17; of~Washington County,
posed for the cameras following their pageant Second-runnerup and winner of. the Miss
Tuesday night. Taking the seat of state Congeniality award, right, was LuAnn Bren
princess was Jolene Sue Snyder of Beaver and neman, 21, of Lancaster County.
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coveted title of Miss Congeniality
went to Lancaster’s LuAnn
Brenneman of Mount Joy. LuAnn,
21, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elvin Brenneman. This
congeniality award is LuAnn’s
second within the last few months
she has served as dairy princess,
having received the same title at
the county contest. LuAnn also
earned one of the two top scrap
book awards.
The winner of the other scrap
book award was Perry County’s
Kimberly Kriebel of MiUerstown.
She is the 17-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kriebel and
is presently a freshman at Messiah
College.
Before competition began for the
evening, Commonwealth National
Bank received a special reward for . v~
their work with the dairy industry,
and for a dairy day they held at
Penn Square In Lancaster in June.
On band to receive awards' were
Bob Bucher, vice president and
head of their agri-loan depart
ment, and Pam Klahr, Lancaster
region marketing representative.
Judges for die pageant were v
Helen Remsburg of Jefferson Md.,
Karen Kurtz of Altura, Minn.,
Michael Nolan of Wakeman, Ohio,
and Robert Rawlins of Arlington,
Va.
Hie 1982-83 state dairy princess
was crowned by outgoing princess
Charlene Robrer of Chester
County.
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