Amy Paul Reigns In Somerset Coun GAY BROWNLEE Somerset Co. Correspondent SOMERSET (Somerset Co.) Amy Paul was selected the Some rset County Dairy Princess on June 17. She is the daughter of Leon and Dorothy Jane Paid, Garrett, RD 1, and a junior in the Berlin- Brothersvalley High School. She succeeds Natalie Welch of Berlin, officially on July 1. Four girls entered the pageant, three of them coming from the same school and class. Lauren Lynch, the first alternate and Miss Congeniality, attends the Somerset Area High Schol and will be a senior. Her parents ate Gary and Nancy Lynch, Friedens. Jodi Flick is the daughter of John and Sandy Flick of Berlin. Jessica Martin is the daughter of Paul and Donna Martin, Berlin. With Miss Paul they will enter their junior year of high school at the end of summer. For her skit, Amy was a caterer giving a client an ear full of advice over the telephone. Whoever negotiates with this caterer must allow only “real” dairy products in the recipes to be served...or simply find another caterer. And she communicated the knowledge that superb dairy pro ducts aren’t just delicious, they are nutritious, too. If taken in adequate Theresa Inhof Crowns Sister As Successor COVENTRYVILLE (Chester Co.) —The 1995 Chester County Dairy Princess Coronation was held on Friday evening, June 23, in the social hall of the Coventry ville United Methodist Church. Karen Inhof, Spring City, was crowned by her sister, Theresa Inhof, 1993 Chester County Dairy Princess. Also receiving recogni tion were four dairy maids. Bambi Champlin, Pottstown; Crystal Kolb, Spring City; Erica Lloyd, Pottstown, and Julie Sollenberger, Spring City. Karen is the 16-year-old daughter of Andrew and Linda Inhof, Bertolet School Road, Spring City, and will begin her senior year this fall at Owen J. Roberts High School. She has saved as a Chester County Dairy Maid for the past two years. In addition, Karen's active schedule includes participating in FFA and SADD. Helping with the family’s 17S-acre farm of wheat, hay, soy beans, and of course. Holstein cows, keeps Karen busy most of the time. When there is a break for Julie Sollenberger, dairy maid; Erica Lloyd, dairy maid; Karen Inhof, Chester n , rlflf H _ hf County Dairy Princess; Crystal Kolb, dairy maid; and Bambl Champlln, dairy maid Iteren inhof P ° #e# will promote milk and dairy products In Chester County. wKh Clwrt#r Coun| y PrtncM< Karen ,nho, ‘ portions, bone deterioration can easily be averted, the caller learned —“All because of a loving farmer and a gentle cow,” said the no nonsense caterer. “And have a ‘dairy’ nice day,” she told the client, replacing die receiver. The four girls were asked two questions during their on-stage interview with master of ceremo nies, Bob Brown, Somerset Coun ty extension agent. The most diffi cult one was what would they do to help the situation of dairy fanners being underpaid, if selected the winner. All of them mentioned the importance of communication to the public in their answer, although while one contestant was on stage, the others were secluded in a soundproof place. Dairy Maids were introduced and assisted with passing out door prizes during the evening. They were Missy Powell, Jill Brant, Michelle Shaffer and Gretchen Fox. Alternate dairy princess, Kel ly Jo Bittner announced the door prize winners. Participants in the Little Miss Pageant were Janna Kaufman, Amy Miller, Leah Speigle, Kelly Reiman, Shannon McWilliams, Jill McWilliams, Emily Carver and Rebecca Foreman. Escorting them were Bradley Glessner and outside interests, you can find Karen in some sports activity any time of the year—hunting, fishing, snowmobiUng, volleyball, soft ball, bike riding, swimming, basketball and sledding. Follow ing graduation in *1996, Karen plus to major in landscape con struction at Delaware Valley Col lege in Doyles town. Bambi is the 17-year-old daughter of Louann Flowers of Potts town, and just finished an active year in eleventh grade at Owen J. Roberts High School where she serves on die Student Council and participates in FFA and SADD. Bambi loves working with cows on the Inhof farm and looks forward to the opportunity to promote dairy products in the county. Erica, is the 13 year old daught er of Ron and Cindy Lloyd, Potts town, where they help manage the Morris Farm. Erica, who owns and shows both Jersey and Hols tein cattle, belongs to Tri- Community 4-H Club, Pattio’s Twirling Corps, Penn State 4-H (Turn to Pago 816) AmyPaul.center, was chosen Somerset County Dairy Princess on June 17, at the i 11 * I *** H, ? h School pageant. With her from left are outgoing dairy princess. Natalie Welch, and contestants Jodi Flick, Lauren Lynch the first alternate, and Miss Congeniality, Jessica Martin. Joseph Speigle. The three judges were Margaret Smith, Blair County. She lives on a Holstein dairy farm and serves on the Blair Co. dairy promotion committee. Kathy Shriner, Moundsville, The Inhof family work together In dairy promotion. V ‘.£ s i" > * ? > W.Va., is the executive director of the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce. A farmer Somerset County resident, she grew up on a dairy farm. Knsten Russell, Huntingdon County, owns Russell Dairy Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 1, 1M5-815 >'&KrV:- v T*v.* /s. * 1 + Services. Members of the dairy princess committee arc Angie Shober, Vic ki Stahl, Brenda Slingluff, Toma lee Will, Natalie Welch. Kelly Bit tner, Melissa Fox, Susan Pryal, Stephanie Singo and Duana Sheeler.
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