Mercer County Chooses Dairy Royalty
CAROL SMITH
Mercer Co. Correspondent
MERCER (Mercer Co.)
Marsha Ann Chess was chosen
Mercer County Dairy Princess at
the annual pageant recently. Mars
ha is the 18-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshie and Rosem
ary Chess of Fredonia. She lives on
the family’s 218-acre Pleasant
View Farm with a 140-head herd.
Marsha previously held dtles as
Mercer County Jersey Princess
and Pennsylvania Jersey Queen.
She is also a Mercer County 4-H
ambassador and a salutarian of her
class at Soneboro Weseyan
School. Marsha plans to attend
Penn State University.
Assisting Marsha in dairy prom
otion are Sara Hoover and Anita
Werger as alternate dairy prihces
ses. Sara, 19-year-old daughter of
Poultry Producers
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LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.)
Poultry producers from south
central Pennsylvania will have an
opportunity to visit poultry facili
ties in St. Petersburg, Russia in
September, under a professional
exchange being offered by the
Friendship Force.
The trip will take place from
September 17 through September
26,1993, and will include a home
stay with families on one of five
joint stock companies which spe
cialize in the production of eggs
and meat. Participants will also
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Donald and Linda Hoover lives on
Hoover Farm, Clark. She is a 1993
graduate of Sharpsville High
School and plans to major in art
education at Edinboro University
of Pennsylvania.
. Anita Wager is the 18-year-old
daughter of Raymond and Joanne
Werger. They farm 300 acres at
Greenville. She is a 1993 graduate
of Reynolds High School and
plans to attend Thiel College.
Dairy Darlings include Tenesha
Aden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Aden, Stoneboro; Becky
Aiken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Aiken, West Middlesex;
Abby Amon, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Amon, Stoneboro;
Stpehanie Cornelius, dauther of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cornelius, Mer
cer; Amanda Critchlow, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Critchlow,
Harrisville; Cassandra Gadsby,
have the opportunity to see some
of the cultural treasures of St.
Petersburg. Group size will be
limited to 21, but is open to any
one interested in the poultry
industry.
Cultural workshops will be
offered prior to departure to help
Ambassadors prepare for the
10-day trip.
Sally Bair, president of the Lan
caster Friendship Force Club, will
lead the exchange. Space is lim
ited, so for applications and more
information call (717) 285-4926.
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Named Practicing Princess is
Ginny Momingstar, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Momingstar.
In her farewell speech, outgoing
dairy princess April Walker said
that she participated in 44 school
programs, 19 radio programs. 17
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14 promotional speeches before
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parades and fairs.
Mercer County Dairy Princess Marsha Chess, center, with
alternates Anita Werger, left, and Sara Hoover promote the
dairy industry In Mercer County.
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Judges for the June 24th pageant
held at Mercer County Extension
Center were Jody Bruckner,
Saegcrtown; Bill Guyer, Albion;
and Duane Logan, Farmdale,
Ohio.
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