818-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 16, 1991
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mg the dairy message throughout
die state.
Held in conjunction with the
American Dairy Association and
Dairy Council, Inc. (ADADC)
Annual Meeting, the pageant
hosted princesses representing 36
counties. Selection for the presti
giuos position was based on a
four-part judging process which
look into account knowledge of
the dairy industry, communication
skills, creativity, and poise. The
young women were evaluated dur
ing personal interviews, speech
delivery to an adult audience, and
elementary school presentations.
Personal scrapbooks created by
the dairy princesses were also
judged.
Speech winners were awarded
$l5O for their three to five minute
presentation. Winners were: Jessi
ca Chittenden, Karen Pritchard,
and Amy Perry of Wyoming
County.
Winners in the scrapbook com
petition were Jessica Chittenden,
Bethany Spinier of Randolph,
Cattaraugus County, and Kelly
Acomb of Dansville, Steuben
County. Each received $75.
A “Miss Congeniality” award
was presented to Kristy Clemons
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