812-Lancastar Finning, Saturday, September 4, 1993
The Somerset Co. Fair queen contestants, are from left, Jill elites, first runner-up;
Vicki Stahl 1993 fair queen; Valerie Castro, Bobbl Darr, and Christy Sanner 1992 Fair
queen.
Vicki Stahl Wears Crown
For Somerset Fair
GAY N. BROWNLEE
Somerset Co. Correspondent
MEYERSDALE (Somerset
Co.) Vicki Stahl was chosen as
the 1993 Somerset Co. Fair Queen
following the vesper service
which officially opened this year’s
big agricultural fair. She was
crowned by Christy Sanner, the
1992 fair queen.
First runner-up was Jill Clites.
The other contestants were Valer
ie Castro and Bobbi Darr.
Stahl, 19, is the daughter of
George and Audrey Stahl, Somer
set, and a sophomore at the
Waynesburg College.
No stranger to the county fair or
interacting with the public, she is a
10-year member of the Steaks and
Chops 4-H Club, and showman of
steers and pigs at the fair. Two
times her animals were named the
grand champion steer.
A past winner of the state 4-H
public speaking contest, she is
both a former Maple Princess and
Somerset Co. Dairy Princess. Her
savvy in forensics took her all the
way to national qualification.
Clites. 17, wrote a special poem
about the Somerset Co. Fair and
recited it for the grandstand audi
ence during the contest. Clad in a
vivid red satin gown of her own
construction that propelled her
through local and regional fashion
revues, Clites was sponsored by
the Milksquirts 4-H Club and the
Berlin-Brothersvalley FFA.
The daughter of Tim and Sue
Clites, Berlin, she is active in the
county fair with dairy and market
lambs. Through the years, she’s
had numerous sewing projects.
Valerie Castro, 17. is the
(laughter of Donald and Vernice
Castro, Berlin, and member of the
Valley 4-H Club.
Both photography and sewing
projects have allowed her to prove
her skills in the respective fields,
taking her to state and national
competitions.
Bobbi Darr, also 17, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Darr, Somerset. A lover of the
equine set, Darr is a member of
the Horse and Rider 4-H Club,
DorMel Farms and the Somerset
Co. Saddle Club.
She’s done well in public and
extemporaneous speaking as well
as livestock and horse judging,
which found her winning in the
county, regional and state compe
titions.
Outgoing fair queen Sanner, the
daughter of Lynn and Debbie San
ner, Rockwood, is enrolled at the
Shippensburg University where
she is studying computer science.
Brad Bodary, Flint, Michigan,
pleased the grandstanders with his
mime performance prior to the in
troduction of the four contestants.
Asked how long it took him to
learn not to laugh while miming,
he said it took a long period of in
tense discipline.
He also adopts the persona of a
clown in his profession entertain
ing in amusenient parks, retail
stores, and through the summer
fair circuit Prior to becoming in
dependent Bodary was associated
with the Ringling Bros.. Circus.
A local radio personality, Jerry
Lyons, was master of ceremonies
Look At Butter
In A New Light
(NAPS) In our health
conscious society, many people
have switched from butter to mar
garine to lower their intake of
saturated fat' In fact, people con
sume two-and-a-half times more
margarine than butter sacrific
ing flavor for less saturated fat and
cholesterol.
Now, people can return to the
rich taste of butter but consume
less fat than when eating regular
butter. Butter has become “light.”
This spring. Land O’ Lakes intro
duced Light Butter, with half the
fat, calories and cholesterol of reg
ular butter. This first nationally
available light butter is made pri
marily with Grade AA butter,
water and pasteurized milk.
How does it taste? Light Butter
has the same creamy flavor as reg
ular butter because it is 40 percent
butterfat, compared with margar
ine, which is 80 percent vegetable
fat. According to taste tests, more
than seven of 10 consumers said
Light Butter tasted as good as reg
ular butter.
Served plain, or blended with
fresh herbs and spices. Light But
ler is the perfect light, low-calorie
for the contest
Judges were Beth Taylor
Ackelson, Butler. She is the choral
director for the Kams City High
School and rendered a solo,
“Think of Me” from Phantom of
the Opera. She’s been involved for
23 years with the Butler Fair.
Ann Truitt Kopnitsky from
Clarion Co. is also very active in
her county fair. She lives on a
farm and is a learning support
teacher.
Carol Babinsack, a member of
the Fulton Co. Fair board, was the
third judge. She teaches preschool
developmentally delayed children
in the Tuscarora Intermediate
Unit
Mary Will and her daughter,
Wendy, Berlin, coordinated the
contest. Wendy Will, two years
ago was the Somerset Co. and Pa.
Fair Queen.
topping for foods typically spread
with butter.
• Blend 'A cup (one stick, sof
tened) Light Butter with 1 tea
spoon firmly packed brown sugar
and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Serve
on English muffins, toast, pan
cakes or waffles.
• Toss 3 cups cooked, sliced
carrots with 2 tablespoons Light
Butter, 2 tablespoons powdered
sugar and 2 tablespoons chopped
fresh mint.
• Blend 2 tablespoons softened
Light Butter with 'A teaspoon
dried basil .leaves, dried dill weed
or dried oregano leaves and serve
over broiled fish fillets, such as
orange roughy, sole or salmon.
Because it is lower in fat and
has a higher moisture content,
Light Butter is not recommended
for baking and frying.
For more information on
LAND O LAKES® Light Butter,
send your name and address (post
cards preferred) to LAND O
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26341, Shoreview, MN
55126-0341. or call
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