820-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 24,1986
1986 Mifflin County dairy princess Susan Fisher, seated,
receives congratulations from Pennsylvania dairy princess
Beth Heald.
Bradford 4-H Leaders Attend
Wilderness Weekend
Three Bradford County 4-H
leaders attended the Northeast 4-H
Leader’s Weekend in the
Wilderness at Cayuga Nature
Center in Ithaca, N. Y. The purpose
of the weekend is to teach 4-H
leaders new ideas to take back to
their clubs.
Those attending were Cindy
Williams, North Towanda 4-H
Club; Ted VanDerKarr, Hillbillies
4-H Club; and Tom Maloney,
assistant county agent.
Highlights of the weekend in
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Susan Fisher to Promote Milk as Mifflin County Daily Princess
eluded workshops on birdhouse
building and hiking survival, a
presentation on whitetail deer by
Mike Ondik of the Pa. Bureau of
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BY SALLY DUMMIES
Mifflin County Correspondent
McVEYTOWN - Susan Fisher
will be helping to advertise the
benefits of milk during her reign as
1986 Mifflin County dairy princess.
The 17-year-old senior at Mount
Union Area High School received
her crown from Pennsylvania
dairy princess Beth Heald May 17.
Susan is the daughter of William
and Faye Fisher of R 1 Mc-
Veytown. In high school, she was a
member of the Future Business
Leaders of America and the Press
Club.
She is active in FFA and hopes to
become a state officer. Through
FFA, Susan shows both sheep and
dairy animals. In 4-H, she has been
president of the local Wayne
Township club. Susan exhibits her
sheep and sewing projects in 4-H.
This fall, Susan will be off to
Shippensburg State College to
study elementary education. But
until then, she will have a busy
sumiper promoting Penn-
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“Mifflin County hasn’t had a Kauffman spoke of an elderly
dairy princess for three years. I woman who now suffers
felt the program needed restar- osteoporosis because she “didn’t
ted,” she said. drink enough milk during her
On hand at the presentation were youth.” According to Kauffman,
Beth Heald, state dairy princess, the cliche “An ounce of prevention
and Mim Kauffman, co-chairman is worth a pound of cure, ’ ’ applies.
Annville Cleona FFA Tops
Regional Speaking Contest
The Annville Cleona Little
Dutchmen parliamentary
procedure team captured first
place in the regional speaking
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High School.
The team now advances to the
state level where it will defend its
1985 state title. Team members are
president, Dale Balmer; vice
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In the extemporaneous speaking
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Sue Elliott placed first in the
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