Debra Stuff crowned Franklin
1984 Franklin County Dairy Princess Debra Stuff, center, with First Alternate Debra
Myers, right, and Second Alternate Tina Martin, left, discuss dairy promotion plans for
the coming year.
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Princess for I9BN-Ha Naomi Vonda Robert Scott and Bob Gochenaur and Damn t Bosd Vice President and Director of the Agn Finance Department for Hamilton Bank The Gochcnaurs
base a 5a cow herd and tarm 2SO acres Their D H I A rolling herd aserage tor the past twelsc months was 20 26N lbs of production and "MB lbs of butterfat with a N V<> test
( ongratulatums on a job well done
A salute
Every month is
In June a lot of people pay tribute to dairy
farmers. It’s National Dairy Month.
At Hamilton Bank, we feel you deserve credit a
lot more often than that. Managing a successful
dairy operation requires working capital all year
round. So we’re here to help you meet your
capital requirements whenever you need us.
The total annual volume of dairy production for
our six-county area is over $407,000,000. This
represents 31% of the yearly production for
Pennsylvania. Now that’s a record you can point
to with pride, and we’re proud to be able to help
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to dairymen.
dairy month with ns.
anyway, anytime. At Hamilton Bank, every
month is dairy month.
Contact your local office for complete details on
Hamilton Bank Agri-Finance Programs.
County Dairy Princess
CHAMBERSBURG - Debra
Stuff, the 17-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stuff, Mer
cersburg, was recently named 1984
Franklin County Dairy Princess.
She was also selected Miss
Congeniality.
First runner-up in the com
petition was Debra Myers and
second runner-up was Tina Martin.
The new princess will be a senior
at James Buchanan High School,
where she is a member of the
National Honor Society, the AFS
Club, and the track team. At home,
Debra helps her parents milk their
50 registered Holsteins.
First Alternate Debra Myers,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Myers, St. Thomas, is a
recent graduate of James
Buchanan High School, where she
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Lancaster'Farming, Saturday, June'23, ISM-^ASS
was a member ot the National
Honor Society. She received a
math scholarship and plans to
attend Shippensburg University to
major in math. At home, Debra
helps her parents on the farm with
their 50 Holsteins.
Second Alternate Tina Martin, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Luster Martin, Chambersburg.
Tina attends Shalom Acadamy, a
private school in Marion, where
she will be a senior this fall. She is
active in the local 4-H dairy club
and has won a number of awards
with her Jerseys. Her parents milk
about 100 Jersey and Holstein
cows.
Other contestants competing for
the crown were Susan Swailes,
Debra Piper, and Judy Gettel.
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