BY CAROLYN GILLES tein Committee.
Crawford Co. Correspondent Prior to the pageant, guests were
BUTLER—Butler Community treated to the organ music of Guy
College was the scene of the 1987 Rushenberger and welcomed by
Butler County Dairy Princess Dairy Promotion Committee
Pageant where Jean Kummer, chairman Janice Kennedy, who
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. acknowledged the contributions of
Kummer of Evans City, was , the sponsors of the pageant and
crowned princess, with Lona Rad- introduced the Master of Ceremo
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- nies for the evening, Cathy Miller,
old Rader of Connoquenessing, as' assistant news director of WISR
alternate. The event was held Fri- Radio Station in Butler,
day, June 26 at 8 p.m. Following their introduction,
Jean Kummer is a senior at each contestant made a presenta-
Seneca Valley High School, where tion. Rader had the children of the
she is a student athletic trainer with audience join her on a blanket as
aspirations for either sports medi- she read, from a giant story book,
cine or veterinary science. She is a her original story of “The Cows
member of the Medical Careers tain Cows and The First Day of
Club, Junior Achievement, and School.”
president of both a 4-H dairy club
and general club.
Lona Rader is a senior at Butler sentation. She elaborated on the
Area High School and treasurer of various things that she considered:
theßutlerChapterofFFAandsec- from using the letters spelling
retary of Butler County Dairy- “MILK” as an acronym, to don
wide. She is a member of both the ning her night clothes and reading
Pa. Ayrshire Association and an original nursery rhyme.
Holstein Association and a mem
ber of the Pa. Jr. Executive Hols-
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ence working with dairy cattle?
Rader answered that it was breed
ing and raising her own Ayrshire
calf and having it go on to win All-
American at the Eastern Nationals
in Harrisburg; for Kummer, it was
being dragged by her calf the first
time she led it herself.
While judges deliberated, the
winner, Carolyn Scheiver,
1985-86 dairy princess, spoke
farewell words to the crowd. She
thanked dairy farmers for having
confidence in the princess program
and stated that this helps to build
the confidence needed by the
reigning princess to feel attractive
and wholesome in order to relate
well to others.
Jean Kummer was crowned the
1987 Dairy Princess by Carolyn
Scheiver and will receive $2OO and
a gift certificate for 25 percent off a
gown from Vivirito’s Formal
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dairy princess alternate, Lona Rad
er received $5O.
Judges for the event were Tam
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the group played volleyball.
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