Junto laugheiy Wears Crawford County Daily Princess Crown
BY CAROLYN GILLES
Crawford Co. Correspondent
GUYS MILLS Crawford
County Farm-City Day activities
culminated in the Dairy Princess
pageant at the Jon Reese farm near
Guys Mills on June 271 h. Wearing
the dairy princess crown for 1987
is Junia Laughery of Union City,.
Two alternates were named: Lon
Black of Saegertown and Michelle
Rambo of Meadville.
Junta, the daughter of Edward
and Julie Laughery, is 18 and a
1987 graduate of Union City High
School. She was last year’s Alter
nate Dairy Princess. A member of
the Milking Shorthorn Associa
tion, she has held many offices in
4-H and is a member of FFA. She
was president of her high school’s
chapter of SADD and was a mem
ber of the yearbook staff.
She helps her parents manage 80
Milking Shorthorns and owns 13
cows. Junia plans to attend Gan
non University to study to become
a legal assistant.
Alternate Lori Black, the
daughter of Richard and Jean
Black, is 17 and will be a senior at
Saegertown High School, major
ing in the academic curriculum.
She has been a member of 4-H for
many years and participated in the
4-H Interstate Exchange Program.
She is a member of Crawford
County Jr. Holsteins and the State
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contestants: Lori Black, Junia
Laughery and Michelle Rambo.
For her presentation. Black did
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Light.”
Laughery pretended that she
was a little girl talking to her teddy
bear at bedtime about how she
could help her daddy to advertise
dairy products using her Millie the
Cow puppet.
In Rambo’s presentation, she
talked to a Raggedy Ann doll who
had broken her arm and told that if
she didn’t get her act together and
drink her milk, she might get
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alternate princesses Lori Black, left, and Michelle Rambo, right.
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Judges for the event were Carol
Gregg of Grove City, a farm wife
and correspondent for “Farm
shine”; Cheryl Pavkov, a farm wife
from McKean; and Sam Wagner of
Tionesta, county commissioner for
Forest County.
Best Presentation Award went
to Junia Laughery. Following the
pageant, strawberry shortcake was
served with real whipped cream.
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