Penny Jordan
(Continued from Pago B 12)
She owns 20 head of 4-H project
and show cattle.
Two contestants were named
dairy miss in what emcee Ralph
McGregor announced as an
“unbreakable tie.” Matching
crowns and banners went to
Rebecca Kilgore and Michelle
Walker, both eight-year-olds will
help promote the dairy industry at
selected events.
Rebecca is the daughter of Pam
and Douglas Kilgore, Airville R 2.
A third-grader at Clearview
Elementary School, she was a 4-H
Clover Bud dairy exhibitor last
year.
Michelle Walker is the daughter
of Brenda and Leroy Walker, New
Freedom Rl. She is a Friendship
Elementary School third-grader,
and exhibited a dairy calf as a 4-H
Clover Bud beginner last year.
The new first lady of York’s
dairy industry was crowned by
outgoing princess Angie Lang.
Just moments before placing the
glittering tiara on her successor,
Angie extended thanks to family,
friends and the county promotion
committee for support during her
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Special guests for the pageant
program were six former dairy
princesses, including Hope Han
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Judges for the pageant were
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Both Penny Jordan and Annie
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County at the state dairy princess
training seminar, to be held during
July. Penny will represent the
county at the state dairy princess
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September.
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may contact county dairy promo
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Rl, Thomasville, PA 17364,
phone 717-259-0908.
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Chosen as alternates were Jean
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