A2B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 3, 1991
Princess Begins Reign
(Continued from Pago A 1)
Mr. Scott Deputy, East Berlin,
Pennsylvania, chairperson for
Adams County Dairy Princess arid
Promotion Committee.
Early in the day, each contes
tant met with the judges for a 15
minute interview, presented their
dairy promotion skits and taped a
30-second radio announcement.
The evening consisted of a brief
oral resume and introduction of
family and friends present. Each
princess gave a presentation of
their skit for the entire audience.
These skits will be used through
out their reigns for the promotion
of milk and dairy products. The
impromptu question each had to
answer was, “Why should we
promote the dairy industry in
Maryland”?
The newly crowned princess,
Jenell, feels it is especially impor
tant to promote the dairy industry
during hard economic times. “We
need to promote the dairy industry
to boost our economy” Jenell says.
“It is quite an honor to represent
the hardest working people I
know, and I’ll try to do a good
job”. Her eight-year-old sister,
Jena was her escort. For her skit,
she sang with her Molly Magical
Cow Puppet to tell children about
dairy products in a land called
Milky Way. Jenell is the current
reigning Maryland Farm Bureau
Queen, and recently won the Miss
Maryland Teen USA title with a
full four-year scholarship to the
University of Maryland. She will
represent Maryland in the national
Miss Teen USA Pageant this fall.
Crystal Smith was chosen
Alternate Maryland Dairy Prin
cess. Her two-year-old niece,
Leslie Hardesty, presented her for
the princess walk. Crystal owns
Holsteins, Jerseys, and Guernseys
and was asked to pick a favorite.
She said “I couldn’t pick a favorite
of the three breeds. They’re like
my children”. The children in the
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audience became excited as Crys
tal introduced her family of pull
toy cows by name. Each cow
brought a dairy product. Then
along came a blue and purple
“imitation” cow to help Crystal
explain why we should look for
“real” dairy products.
The Francis Kepler scholarship
was awarded by the Dairy Prin
cess committee to Crystal who
was also chosen Miss
Congeniality.
Tonya Broadwater was
escorted by a 5-year-old friend,
Jena Harshman. She used a Bart
Simpson puppet to introduce dairy
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should help Maryland fanners as
much as possible by buying and
eating more dairy products.
Washington County Dairy Prin-
cess, Dawn Downey, chose her
five-year-old brother, Wade, to
perform the honor of escort. She
says, “Maryland is a farm and
dairy state and we need to keep it
that way”. Dawn took the audi
ence on a dairy train ride through
dairyland. Using her violin to por
tray train music, her various stops
were to leant important facts
about dairy products.
Donna Johnson’s three-year
old nephew, Mitch Lemney, was
her escort. Donna dressed as a
fairy godmother. She used real
dairy products to transform to a
beautiful Cinderella. She hopes to
work for a bull stud operation, and
later become an elementary art
teacher. She would like to “help
consumers understand why they
should pay a little more for what
they are getting and how it is
made”.
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Princess, Gretchen Klein, was
escorted by a nine-year-old friend
Jason Selman. She portrayed Miss
Muffet whose spider forgot to use
dairy products to build a strong
healthy body. A career in radio
and TV broadcasting is her hope
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Left to right: Alternate Maryland Dairy Princess Crystal Smith, Maryland Dairy Prin
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