Bl6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 23,1984
Lebanon dairy princess
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tation, Ann dressed in a sweat shirt
and baseball cap to tell people why
she drinks milk. Glancing over the
ingredients on the milk carton, she
found no caffeine or artificial
flavors - just plain milk. With this
in mind, she concluded that milk is
something that is good for her.
Because her mother knows this,
Ann said, she allows her to drink as
much milk as she, wants.
Ann recently completed her
junior year at Cedar Crest High
School where she was active in the
German Club, Astronomy Club and
Explorers.
She was also vice president of
the Cedar Crest FFA Chapter, and
will be reporter in the coming
year.
In county FFA Ann served as
secretary during her junior year.
Additional activities include
membership in the 4-H equestrian
Horse Club and in St. Andrew’s
Presbyterian Church. Ann owns
two Holstein dairy cattle and is
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Other contestants vying for the
crown were Diane Gish, the 17-
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Edgar Gish, Jr., 1910 Water St.
Lebanon; Heather Hemley, the 18-
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Delmas Hemley, R 2 Lebanon; and
Heidi Peiffer, the 18-year-old
daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Ammon
Peiffer, 324 N. Mill St., Lebanon.
In her farewell speech, 1983
Lebanon County dairy princess
Ann Burkholder told the con
testants, “It’s not always an easy
task, but it’s a lot of fun.”
She urged the girl who would win
to take pride in being princess and
to do the best job possible.
Judges for the contest were
Ralph Heffner, Pine Grove, who is
a dairy farmer and an Agway
district director; Kathy King,
Delta, who is a farm wife; and
Arlme Sarley, Lebanon, who is an
home economist and a former
county dairy princess in Ohio.
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county’s 1984 dairy princess later
in the day.
The Farm-City events are open
to the public beginning at noon and
Fulton Grange No. 66 observed
June dairy month by making
homemade ice cream at its regular
meeting on June 11.
The group honored Anna Jane
Glisson of Quarryville with the
Community Citizen Award. Mrs.
Glisson, a former Quarryville area
farmwife, is currently employed in
the Weaver Insurance Agency
office. She is the wife of Richard
Glisson and the mother of two
children, Jeffrey and Nancy.
In addition to being a
homemaker, Mrs. Glisson finds
time to help with garden chores
and is an active member of the
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Crawford Co. to crown dairy princess
will continue through the afternoon
hours with the dairy princess
pageant to begin at 8 p.m.
The day’s activities will include
wagon tours, milking demon
strations, sheep shearing, displays
and demonstrations, and a bam
dar.ce.
Fulton Grange observes dairy
Brethren. She is a member of the
Quarryville Boro Council, a
director of the Southern Lancaster
County Community Fair
Association, presently serving on
the nominating committee.
George Lambom, a member of
the Fulton Grange and of the
Chester County Milk Promotion
Board, spoke on the dairy industry,
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Everett Kreider told about the
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Joseph and Charlotte Urbanick
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