Centre County Dairy Princess Emily Cloninger and Al
ternate Peggy Brown receive tiaras during festivities held
at the Pleasant Gap Logan Hall.
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Johnstown
Cloninger Crowned
County Dairy Princess
PLEASANT GAP (Centre
Co.) On June 3 at the Pleasant
Gap Logan Grange Hall, two
young women were crowned to
help with Centre County dairy
promotion.
Emily Cloninger, the
18-year-old daughter of Robert
and Ellen Cloninger of Centre
Hall, was crowned dairy princess.
Emily will be attending Penn
State in the fait where she will be
majoring in animal science.
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Emily is very active in numerous
local 4-H clubs, the Pennsylvania
Junior Holstein Association, and
has been a part of local, state,
and national dairy bowl teams.
Emily and her family live on
Reeber Farm where they have 28
Holsteins.
Peggy Brown, the 17-year-old
daughter of Paul and Karen
Brown of Warriors Mark, was
crowned the Centre County al
ternate dairy princess. Peggy will
long been known for their profes
sional support to aid every gar
dener from novice to expert. Now
they are offering a chance for
youngsters to leam a little about
hands-on gardening. Esben
shade’s is hosting an afternoon of
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be a senior in the fall at State
College High School, where she is
active in the FFA and a member
of the majorette squad. Peggy
and her family live on Shady,
Ridge Farm where they have 200
Holsteins and Jerseys.
Assisting Emily and Peggy are
six dairy maids, two dairy misses,
and four junior ambassadors.
To schedule Emily, Peggy, and
any of the junior promoters, call
Candy Wasson at (814) 237-2339.
mission is $2 for each child, and
no registration is required.
At 1 p.m., Jack Hubley from
“Call of the Outdoors” will be
featured at the Brickerville after
noon’s presentations. The July 11
event also includes John Kas
kouski, the “Moth Man” and
Jeanette A’Psis from “The Phila
delphia Insectarium.” Esben
shade’s own Bruce and Rich will
present “Edible Flowers.”
entertain
ment and
education
for children
ages 5-10 on
T uesday,
July 11, be
ginning at 1
p. m . at
Brickerville
and at Ad
amstown lo
cations. Ad-
The Adamstown events also
begin at 1 p.m. with “Come See
What the Buzz is All About.” Ad
ditional events include Elaine
Meinhart “Make Your Butter
flies,” and at 2:30 Jill Schowalter
with the Reptile Show from the
Lancaster North Museum.
Centre