BY BARBARA MILLER
Lycoming County Correspondent
DUSHORE - Sally McClintock,
Muncy Valley, is the 1967 Sullivan
County Dairy Princess. Wearing a
burgundy floor length gown, she
was crowned Saturday evening,
June 20, at the conclusion ofthe
June Dairy Month Parade. Ac
cording to Mary Lambert, a
parade organizer, approximately
1,500 people attended the events
The sole contestant, a petite
brunette, Sally is the (laughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McClintock of
Muncy Valley. The 19-year-old is a
graduate of Sullivan County High
School and works on her parents’
dairy farm. The McClintocks milk
23 cows and farm 150 acres.
When asked during an onstage
interview what she did around the
farm, the princess said she milks
and works in the field. Horses are
Md. 4-H Foundation Raises *lO,OOO WHti Tournaments
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Fun
loving club-swingers and racquet
pounders helped the Maryland 4-H
Club Foundation raise more than
$lO,OOO for the first time in the six
year history of the organization’s
annual golf and tennis tournament.
The money goes to help support
statewide 4-H youth activities of
The University of Maryland’s
Cooperative Extension Service.
This year’s tournament was held
June 1 at the Eaglehead Golf and
Country Club near New London, in
the Lake Linganore section of
eastern Frederick County.
Some 100 golfers and 30 tennis
players participated down
slightly from the previous year.
About 150 persons were on hand for
an evening buffet dinner, awards
ceremony, and “Chinese auction,”
according to Amy F. Leber,
coordinator for the sponsoring 4-H
Club Foundation.
Marlin K. Hoff of New Windsor,
a Carroll County dairy farmer,
was this year’s surprised guest of
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one of her main interests, she
noted, explaining that she owns
three Appaloosas, two of which she
raised since foals. She also at
tended a thoroughbred racing
school in Indiana to learn how to
race thoroughbreds. Sally has
participated in 4-H riding and
sewing clubs.
In her farewell speech 1986
Sullivan County Dairy Princess
Lynn Hembury remarked that she
thought her task of educating
people about milk would be easy.
After detailing a few of her ex
periences with the general public,
she summed things up by
remarking, “It was just not as
easy as I thought.” However, Lynn
said she had a great time and
thanked everyone, including
alternate Cheri Brown, for their
support.
Following the parade, a “super
honor. Hoff has been a hard
working member of the Maryland
4-H Club Foundation golf and
tennis tournament committee
almost since its inception.
Ronald D. Hermes of Lake
Linganore received an honorary 4-
H membership plaque from The
University of Maryland’s
Cooperative Extension Service,
since he had never been a 4-H
member as a youth. Hermes is
owner-manager of the Eaglehead
Golf and Country Club, which
hosted this year’s tournament.
Two Howard County golfers won
prizes in the men’s competition for
drives that ended close to the pin.
Henry C. (Bill) Krantz, Jr., of
Poplar Springs won on hole No. 3,
and Roy Ford of West Friendship
was the winner on hole No. 12.
H. Max Mosner of Hampstead
won similar honors for hole No. 15.
Mosner also won the men’s prize
for the longest drive on hole No. 18.
He was co-chairman again this
year of the 4-H Foundation golf and
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sundae” comprised of 12 gallons of
ice cream and various toppings
was divided into smaller portions
for the crowd. Valley Farms,
Williamsport; Friendly
Restaurants, Lycoming Mall; and
Eastern Milk Producers, con
tributed the ice cream, while
Dushore Dairy, Dushore, donated
the toppings. A dance sponsored by
the local fire company topped off
the evening.
Judges for the pageant were Sue"
Stanton, Florence Campbell, and
Laurie Chilson all of the New
Albany area.
The 1987 Bradford County
alternate dairy princess, Bonnie
Duffield, was a special guest along
with two Sullivan County Junior
Miss contestants.
Emcee for the event was Fred
Fiester of Claverack Rural
Electric, Towanda.
tennis tournament committee,
George L. Sipes of Baltimore
won the prize for the straightest
drive among men contestants.
For the second consecutive year,
Mrs. Marlin K. (Kathy) Hoff of
New Windsor won a prize in the
women’s division for a drive that
ended close to the pin. Mrs. Hoff
also won honors among women
contestants for the longest drive.
She accomplished her feats on
holes 12 and 18, respectively.
Mrs. Edward F. (Brantley)
Stanfield, Jr., of Randallstown was
the women’s winner for being close
the pin on hole No. 3, and Cynthia
L. Armbrutis of Frederick won on
hole No. 5.
Mrs. Stanfield and Ms. Arm
brutis placed first and second,
respectively, in the overall
women’s standings on the basis of
net scores. Mrs. Gene W.
(Charlotte) Mullinix of Lisbon
finished third.
Mrs. Howard G. (Gertrude)
Crist, Jr., of Glenelg won top
Daily Princess Crown
Sally McClintock will represent Sullivan County dairymen
as the 1987-88 Dairy Princess.
honors in the overall women’s
standings on the basis of gross
score. Last year, she was the net
score winner in this tournament.
Kathy Hoff of New Windsor was
second in the women’s gross
standings, and Rosalie Moulden of
Dayton placed third.
Two Carroll County residents
won top honors in the overall men’s
golf tournament standings. H. Max
Mosner of Hampstead won on the
basis of gross score and David L.
Brauning of Finksburg was the net
score winner. Mosner is vice
president and general manager for
the Maryland State Fair and
Agricultural Society at Timonium,
and Brauning is a member of the
state fair board of directors.
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tured all of the top placings in the
4-H Club Foundation tennis
tournament.
Mary Anne Ridgely of Lisbon
won the women’s division; she
finished fourth in the same event
last year. Mrs. Ronald L. (Joanne)
Eyre of Daisy was second; Mabel
Wolfing of Cooksville, third; Clare
Kane of Allview Estates, fourth,
and Dottie Grimes of West
Friendship, fifth.
Harry L. (Chip) Lundy of Wilde
Lake (Columbia) won the men’s
tennis title; Thomas E. Mullinix of
Dayton was second; Douglas E.
Brooks of Oakland Mills third, and
Ronald L. Eyre of Daisy, fourth.
Last year, Eyre and Brooks
finished second and third,
respectively.