Melinda Wolfe Of Northumberland
Crowned SUN Area Dairy Princess
MILTON (Northumberland
Co.) Melinda Wolfe, daughter
of Dean and Rinda Wolfe from
Milton was crowned the 2000
SUN Area Dairy Princess by
1999 SUN Area Dairy Princess
Jennifer McWilliams.
Sara Erdley, daughter of Mike
and Faith Erdley from
Lewisburg, and Selena Hollen
bach, daughter of Scott and
Sandy Hollenbach from Middle
burg, were named the SUN Area
dairy princess alternates.
The pageant was held Satur
day evening June 24 at the Sus
quehanna Valley Mall in Hum
mels Wharf. “SUN” Area
includes Snyder, Union, North
umberland, and Montour coun
ties. The Boscov store in the Sus
quehanna Valley Mall sponsored
Ag Dairy Days, with the help of
the SUN Area Dairy Princess
Promotion Committee and local
businesses.
The pageant began with Dawn
Marie of Big Country Radio and
Jane Hawn, public relations
manager with Boscov’s serving
as the Mistresses of Ceremonies.
This year 11 dairy maids: Victo
ria Adams, Janelle Ewing, Brit
tany Fry, Raquel Hauck, Valerie
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Hoover, Jessica Kessler, Brittany
Rice, Tara Rice, Amanda Shaf
fer, Laci Shirey, and Corinda
Varner participated. The 16
dairy miss participants included
Tiffany Adams, Danielle Ewing,
Kasee Ewing, Marissa Ewing,
Amanda Hauck, Elizabeth Heck
ert, Lindsay Heckert, Dawn
Heimbach, Katy Heimbach, Cris
sa Johnson, Cheryl Pfleegor,
Tanya Rice, Hailey Shirey,
Makenzie Walters, Emily Weller,
and Jonelle Wetzel. Junia Isi
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Board, and Wanda'Yoder, Cen
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PDPPS, joined in Saturday eve
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All of the young ladies partici
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commentary by Jane Hawn, pub
lic relations manager at Boscov’s.
Lexanne Berich, from Milroy,
provided musical entertainment.
Robert Hockenbroch, chairman
of District 16 presented this
year’s Dairy of Distinction
Award. The award went to Sid
and Sue Hoffman of Mt. Pleas
ant Mills, and Diane Walton
Neyhard, Milton.
The 26th Annual Ag Dairy
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Days was filled with fun and ex
citement for all ages. On June 22,
there was an Agriculture Busi
ness Appreciation Ceremony
sponsored by Boscov’s. Local
businesses that support the dairy
industry were honored. Sunny
side 4-H Dairy Club sold milk
shakes to the public. Samples of
different flavors of cheese were
also served to the public. Cheese
was donated by U.S. Food Serv
ice, Fetter's Meat Market, Green
Ridge Country Market, Fairview
Country, Ard’s Farm Market,
Byerly Brothers Meats, and
Reinharts.
On June 23, a seven-foot tall
giant ice cream sundae was built
in the Boscov’s Court. Turkey
Hill Dairies of Conestoga furn
ished 135 gallons of premium va
nilla ice cream, 10 gallons of
chocolate sauce, 25 pounds of pe
cans, and five gallons of straw
berries. SYSCO provided the
paper products for the evening
event. Contestants, FFA mem
bers from Middleburg, Mifflin
burg, Selinsgrove, and West
Snyder High Schools, dairy
maids, dairy misses, and the
SUN Area Dairy Princess Com
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FINANCING
AVAILABLE
The 2000 SUN Area Dairy Princess Melinda Wolfe sit
ting, is surrounded from left, Sarah Erdley, 2000 SUN
Area Dairy Princess Alternate, Jennifer McWilliams,
1999 SUN Area Dairy Princess, and Selena Hollenbach,
2000 SUN Area Dairy Princess Alternate.
public free ice cream sundaes.
Approximately 1,500 sundaes
were served.
On June 24, the public got the
opportunity to have their picture
taken with a calf. This event was
sponsored by the North-Mont
4-H Club. A “Celebrity cow
milking contest” was held with
volunteer cow milkers from local
businesses. The Pennsylvania
Holstein Association gave out
Dairy Misses from left front, Makenzie Walters, Hailey
Shirey, Cheryl Pfleegor, Tiffany Adams, Emily Weller and
Tanya Rice. Middle row are Elizabeth Heckert, Dawn
Heimbach, Amanda Hauck, and Kasee Ewing. Back row
are Jonelle Wetzel, Marissa Ewing, Katy Heimbach, Dan
ielle Ewing, Lindsay Heckert, and Crissa Johnson.
Dairy Maids from left front, Laci Shirey, Corinda Varn
er, Raquel Hauck, Jessica Kessler, and Brittany Fry, and
back row, Valerie Hoover, Janelle Ewing, Tara Rice,
Amanda Shaffer, Brittany Rice, and Victoria Adams.
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Sun Area Dairy Princess Jennifer McWilliams and Linda
Fisher, chairperson of the area’s dairy princess promotion
committee present a basket of dairy products to the first
baby born in the area on June 1. Baby Alex Russell Lee Wag
ner is the son of Kathy and Darrell Wagner, Penns Creek.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 15, 2000-B5
samples of milk punch. Keystone
Financial and Schneider Valley
Farms donated the products to
make the milk punch. A tractor
pedal pull contest was held for
children outside Boscov’s store.
Children who pulled the tractor
the furtherest won a trophy.
Swineford Bank sponsored an
all-you-can-eat Scooper Bowl.
The public paid one price and
could eat ice cream all day long.
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