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HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) Pennsylvania Dairy Prin
cess and Promotion Services, Inc.
will hold its 39th annual princess
pageant on Saturday evening, Sep
tember 23 at the Sheraton Inn in
Harrisburg. A milk punch recep
tion at 5:30 will be followed by the
banquet at 6:30 and the pageant at
8:00 p.m.
Thirty-five county dairy prin
cesses will compete for die tide of
Pennsylvania Dairy Princess now
held by Natalie D. Welch of Some
rset County. The newly-selected
princess will reign for a period of
one year from September 1995 to
September 1996. During that time,
she will representall of Pennsylva
nia’s dairy farmers speaking out
for milk and all its products.
To kick off its 40th year of dairy
promotion activities, a special
event at this year’s banquet will be
the auction of a specially-designed
40th Anniversary Winross Milk
Truck. This truck, mounted for
desk display, will be the very first
(number one) of a limited number
of collector’s milk trucks to be
offered for sale starting at the con
clusion of the pageant Informa
tion concerning these collector’s
trucks may be obtained by calling
Wanda Yoder at (717) 935-5317.
The pageant which will be held
on the Saturday evening preceding
the annual Al! American dairy
week, will end two full days of
act!/ides and interviews for the
contestants. Four judges, all from
out-of-staie. will select the Pen
nsylvania Dairy Princess and two
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Pennsylvania Dairy Princess Coronation Sept. 23
Alternates from seven finalists.
The Pennsylvania Dairy Prin
cess program is supported by Pen
nsylvania dairy farmers through
their various advertising and
promotion agencies; American
Dairy Association and Dairy
Council, Inc., Middle Atlantic
Milk Marketing Association; Fed
eral Order #36-Mideast UDIA;
Allied Milk Producers; and the
Pennsylvania Dairy Promotion
Program, with contributions from
other dairy related organizations
and individuals. Again this year, as
the result of a grant from Sire Pow
er, Inc., and several anonymous
individuals, die awards to the win
ners will be: $1,200t0 die Pennsyl
vania Dairy Princess and $6OO to
each of her two Alternates.
In addition, two contestants will
receive $lOO awards for outstand
ing original dairy promotions for
school children and there will be
two $lOO awards for the best
speeches designed for adult audi
ences. There will also be two $5O
awards for compiling scrapbooks
which chronicle county dairy prin
cess activities to date. The contes
tants themselves will select the
“Miss Congeniality” award from
among their own ranks.
The primary propose of the
Dairy Princess program in Pen
nsylvania is the promotion of die
dairy industry and the sale of its
products on the local grass roots
level. Incentive Awards will again
be given to the counties whose last
year’s princess and her committee
completed the incentive
requirements.
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Additionally, an individual
award of $3OO will be given to die
young woman who has been the
most outstanding dairy promoter
during bier county reign. This
award, entitled the ’Tina Shult?
Memorial Award,” is given in
memory and honor of an outstand
ing young woman, who in May
1986, succumbed to cancer, during
her reign as Huntingdon County
Dairy Princess.
Pa. Dairy Princess and Promo
tion Services announces that the
Saturday morning presentation
session will be open to the public,
free of charge. It will run from 8:00
a.m. until 12:00 noon in the Shera
ton Ballroom.
Saturday evening, September
23rd, promises to be an exciting
evening for 35 county contestants
and their families as well as for our
Pennsylvania Dairy Industry.
Tickets for the event are $2O per
person and are available on a "first
come” basis from Pennsylvania
Dairy Princess and Promotion Ser
vices, Inc., 214 South Street, Box
640, Clarion, Pa. 16214. (814)
226-7470. All tickets must be paid
in advance and will be held at the
door.
Ticket request deadline is Sep
tember 20.
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Pennsylvania ‘Dairy Princess
and Promotion Services, Inc.
cordially invites you to attend the
39th Annual
Pennsylvania Dairy Princess
Panquet and Coronation
on
Saturday evening, the twenty-third of September
nineteen hundred and ninety-five
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SOOEast ParkjDrive, Elarrisbuty, “Pennsylvania
Tickets f 20.00
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