Martin Wears Clinton Dairy
Clinton County Dairy Princess Christine Martin, left, is
assisted In dairy promotion by Alternate Brenda Seyler.
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MOVING AHEAD WITH
JERSEY SHORE (Clinton Co.)
Christine Martin, daughter of
Ron and Mary Ann Martin of Mill
Hall was crowned Clinton County
Dairy Princess on May 22 by Ivy
Seyferthe 1992-93 Dairy Princess.
Martin, a member of the junior
class of the Bald Eagle Nittany
High School, plans to pursue a
career in elementary education.
School and community activities
include being in the National Hon
or Society, School Year Book.
School SADD chapter, and a
member of the varsity basketball
team. Martin is the secretary of her
youth group at church.
Martin is also a ventriloquist. At
the pageant, held at the Nittany
Grange in Lamar, Martin per
formed a ventriloquist act with a
cow puppet as her partner.
Martin will be assisted by Alter
nate Brenda Seyler, daughter of
Gerald and Amy Seyler of Jersey
Shore. Seyler is a sophomore
member of the Jersey Shore Senior
High School were she is active in
FBLA and Student Council. Miss
Seyler is also a member of the
Rauchtown Mixers 4-H Club and
has served as youth page for Far
mers Union State and National
Conventions.
Angela Beck, daughter of Ron
and Bonnie Beck of Mill Hall, will
serve for her third year as Dairy
Maid. Miss Beck is a student at
Bald Eagle Nittany High School, a
member of the Windy Acres 4-H
Club, president of the County 4-H
Teen Club, and is in the school
chorus. She shows animals at both
the Clinton County Fair and Farm
Show.
Dairy Misses for the county are
Amanda and Candace Dotterer,
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Princess
daughters of Larry and Joyce Dot
terer of RR #3 Mill Hall; Julie
Schenck, daughter of Richard and
Dotlie Schenck of RR #3 Mill
Hall; and Lauren Daubert, daught
er of Dean and Brenda Daubert of
McElhatlan.
Lee Gillette, morning host and
program director of WWPA and
All Oldies 3-W-D, was Master of
Ceremonies. Judges were Helen
Barto, past co-chairman for
Lycoming County Dairy Promo
tion; Judy Corl, 1984-85 Centre
County Dairy Princess; and Caro
lyn Moyer, editor of “TTie Farmers
Friend.”
Food-Drug
More and more people seem to
be affected by allergies and there
arc no clear answers why. Aller
gies often require a prescription to
relieve the symptoms. Doctors
also prescribe a host of medication
to treat infections. As useful as
these medications are to restore
normal body functions, they can
be dangerous when taken without
concern for the doctor’s instruc
tions. Potentially serious food
drug interactions include;
• Antihistamines, for cold and
allergy symptoms, mixed with al
cohol cause drowsiness.
• Bronchodilaiors, for asthma
relief, mixed with caffeine stimu
late the nervous system.
• Sulfa drugs, for digestive and
AND
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 5, 1993-813
Crown
Ivy Seyler, the outgoing
1992-93 Clinton County Dairy
Princess, gave a tearful farewell as
she reflected on her year’s reign
and all the support she received
from committee members, indivi
duals, her school, and family mem
bers. She especially noted the dif
ference that one year of being a
dairy princess has made in her life
and values the many experiences
she has had.
All girls received flowers and
gifts from the dairy promotion
committee and numerous busines
ses throughout the area.
Interaction
urinary infections, mixed with
alcohol cause nausea.
• Tetracyclines, for fighting
general infections, mixed with
dairy products produce negative
side effects.
• Penicillin, for fighting general
infections, mixed with food reduc
es its effectiveness.
Follow your doctor’s prescrip
tion instructions carefully, if you
notice side effects, don’t drive or
operate any moving vehicle. Call
your doctor or druggist and pin
point the problem before it results
in a serious accident.
Also, if you need prescription
drug information and can’t reach
your doctor or pharmacist, call the
Physicians Drug Reference Infor
mation Hotline at (900) 680-7771.
The cost is 51.50 per minute.
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