Wisconsin seeks 1978 Alice in Dairyland finalists
West central Wisconsin women 18 to 30 may apply for 1978 Alice in Dairyland. Registration due February 10, with a three stage process including interviews at Madison Milwaukee Eau Claire and Green Bay and a finals weekend in Green Bay June 14 15 and 16. Officials seek strong public relations skills and travel willingness to promote Wisconsin food products.
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Dual 'Alice' system proposed for Dairyland title
Wayne Danielson proposed a two year overlapping Alice system to boost dairy promotions. A second Alice would handle out of state duties and festivals, doubling promotions to about 12 annually while a first Alice focuses on Wisconsin. Funding and title name considerations were discussed with state and ADA officials.
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