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LANCASTER (Lancaster
Co.) —An enthusiastic crowd of
dairy princess program supporters
greeted the contestants at the 1990
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At the 1990 Lancaster County Dairy Princess Pageant are “Dairy Darlings”, from left, Amanda Kolb, Eilsa Ranch, Lara
the newly crowned Princess Jacy Clugston, seated, and Welk, Denise Bollinger Heather Brubaker, and Katie Hess.
Angela Spickler, Pennsylvania alternate princess, with the
Jacy Clugston
Dairy Princess Pageant in the Farm
and Home Center last Saturday
night.
After the judges made their
decision, Jacy Clugston, daughter
of Kenneth and Phyllis Clugston,
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Lancaster’s Dairy Princess
Manheim, was named the new
Lancaster County Dairy Princess
and Tammy Wanner, daughter of
David and Ruth Wanner, Narvon,
was named the alternate Lancaster
County Dairy Princess.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Juna 30,1990-A25
JacytooktheroleofPetcrPanto sonal values, the new dairy prin
extol the merits of milk products, cess said every person is special,
“You remember your mother told and to accept yourself in that light
you to drink your milk, and she would eliminate a lot of jealousy
was right,” Clugston said. And in and anger,
answer to the question about per
■“■i Tammy sang her presentation of an interchange between
a dairy farm family and their city neighbors. The city neigh
bors got enlightened by what the farmer told them. In fact,
they started a new life by using dairy products. Wanner said
the love and kindness a person can show is of the greatest
importance. These characteristics in a person would change
many things in the world.
A new feature at this pageant was the introduction of six
“Dairy Darlings.” These small dairy farmers’ daughters,
age eight to ten years old, may someday be in line for the
dairy princess tide. Their cute responses to Angela Spick
ler’s interview questions won the hearts of the audience.
These little girls and their parents are Lara Welk, nine
year-old daughter of Lloyd and Barbara Welk, Quarry ville;
Elisa Ranck, eight-year-old daughter of Donald and Virgi
na Ranck, Paradise; Amanda Kolb, nine-year-old daughter
of Dennis and Debra Kolb, Lancaster; Katie Hess, nine
year-old daughter of Joe and Linda Hess, Marietta; Heather
Brubaker, nine-year-old daughter of Lowell and Debra
Brubaker, Manheim; and Denise Bollinger, eight-year-old
daughter of Darryl and Ruby Bollinger, Manheim.
In the cow coloring contest, the following winders were
named:
Age 5: 1. Christian Milick; 2. Janice Le; 3. Lara Fry.
Age 6; 1. Jarrod Ringer; 2. Rebecca Jenkins; 3. Ashley
Kline.
Age 7: 1. Ida Kerr, 2. Adam Kerlin; 3. Anthony Le.
Age 8: 1. Shawn Kreidcr; 2. Kim Martin; 3. George
McConnell.
Angela Spickler, the 1989 Lancaster County Dairy Prin
cess and Alternate State Dairy Princess, crowned the new
princess and gave her farewell address.
“It has truly been an exciting year,” Spickler said. “I am
especially honored to have been able to represent Lanca 'ter
County. Now that my year as dairy princess has offic tlly
come to an end, I find that parting is a sweet sorrov . In
many ways, I am excited about putting my expericnc s to
use in other areas. However part of me will always wa it to
be the one to stand up when someone says, ‘We will now
hear a few words from our Lancaster County Dairy
Princess.’”
Tammy Wanner was named the 1990 Lan
caster County dairy princess alternate.
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