Bio-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 21, 1991
Santa
LOU ANN GOOD
Lancaster Farming Staff
EPHRATA (Lancaster Co.)
When Santa Claus did not have
time to visit Lincoln Elementary
School, Santa Cow went to school
to hand out cookies, milk, Real
seals, and cups to all the good boys
add girls.
Santa Cow tookralong Lancaster
County Dairy Princess Robyn
Groff so she could tell the children
about cows and milk.
She told the children about Ger
aldine who has nice brown eyes
and a pretty nose too. She can toss
her head high.
“She’s not a girl, not a girl at all.
She’s a cow,” the dairy princess
said.
“To look at her, you might think
she’s lazy. She doesn’t eat bread or
butter and she hasn’t ever tasted
ice cream. She eats grass and
stands on three legs. She chews
and chews and chews. She looks
very silly,” the story goes.
Geraldine the cow was very shy,
the children learned. They also
learned that they should drink one
quart of milk everyday to make
them strong.
The children learned about the
Real seal the stamp on dairy
products that prove it is made from
real dairy products and is not
artificial.
Dairy Princess Robyn showed a
picture with a little boy, a skinny
girl and an older many on it She
asked who should drink the most
milk. The children learned the girl
needs the most milk.
The girls admired the crown that
Cookies and milk from Santa cow what could be
better?
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Robyn wears to show that she is a
dairy princess. Many of the girls
would like to be a dairy princess.
The students shook hands with
Santa Cow and tried to talk with
her. But her words only sounded
like a mumbled moo—oo. Santa
Cow is a strange looking cow
because she is yellow and wears a
Santa hat.
The children liked the milk and
chocolate chip cookies that the
dairy princess and Santa Cow gave
them.
Each student was given a bro
chure with the dairy princess’s
favorite recipes. They are going to
help their mothers make the yum
my recipes that use Real dairy
products.
Put the milker on;
And watch the meter fill.
She’s doing well this month;
She’ll help to pay the bill.
Let’s keep production high;
And protein up there too.
We’ll keep a good supply;
Of milk for me and YOU!!
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Merry Christmas •
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Dairy Princess Robyn Groff hands out milk to students at Lincoln Elementary
School. This is the school that Robyn attended when she was younger.
Student volunteers showed the Real seal to their classmates.
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