2— Section I Monday* December 6, 1976 THE HERALDPaddock Junior Misses of 1976Ziske, Vosberg win pageant titleSect. Page • 10 .1 - 13 . .2 - 6 .1 -10 .1 -11 .1 - 8 .1 -12 .2 - 13 ..1 -11 ~1 - 11 .2 - 13 .2 -13 .1 - 5 -.2 - 1 ..1 • 7 . .1 - 11Jill Lynn Ziske of Arlington Heights and Diane Marie Vosberg of Palatine were chosen Paddock Publications’ Junior Misses of 1976 Sunday.Winners of the 12th annual Junior Miss competition were selected by a panel of 10 judges following a talentpresentation in the Prospect High School theater, Mount Prospect. Miss Ziske of Arlington High School performed an interpretive dance “WakeUp Sunshine.”MISS VOSBERG. Palatine HighSchool senior, sang a solo “Doin’What Comes Naturally.” Robert Y. Paddock, executive vice president of Paddock Publications presented both girls with $500 scholarships. They will compete in the Illinois Junior Miss pageant finals Dec. 30 in Park Ridge. The girls were among 25 finalists competing in this year’s local pageant.Miss Vosberg also received a cial $100 award for high scholastic achievement. Runners-up in the Junior Miss competition were Lynn Anderson and Diane Lynn Uddenberg, both of Forest View High School.Miss Anderson also received a special $100 talent scholarship award.Sponsors of this year’s pageant are Lattof Chevrolet o f Arlington Heights and Colonial Chevrolet of Schaumburg. Other sponsors include Mount Prospect State bank, Mount Prospect, and The Crawford Department Store, Rolling Meadows.Serving on the 11-member judges panel are Jane Behrens, an Arlington Heights paralegal secretary; Mary Edgren, director of communications for the Chicago Lung Assn. and com-municat ions c ounselor for the village of Schaumburg; Stan Herman, a di-SCHOLARSHIP FUND donors include the First National Bank of Mount Prospect, Mount Prospect; Persin and Robbin Jewelers, Arlington Heights; and Northwest Trust and Savings Bank, Arlington Heights.rector of the Rolling Meadows Chamber of C ommerce; Roy Kempa, Mid-America Research Associates.Also. Tom Lovell, Arlington Heights Rotary Club; Dorothy Meyer, a feature columnist for The Herald; Audrey Reider, a fashion show coordinator and representative of the Junior Women’s Club; James Roel, past president of the Des Plaines Optimists Club and Des Plaines Jaycees; Steven Silverman, Kiwanis Club and a volunteer at the Clearbrook Center; Ron Spears, resident manager, B. C. Zeig-ler Co.; and Mamie Miller, a public relations re presentative of Illinois Bell Telephone Company’s Arlington Heights and Oak Park district offices.Bridge ........Business ......Classifieds ____Comics ........Crossword .....Dr. Lamb .....Editorials .....Environment .. Horoscope .....Movies ........Obituaries — School Lunches . School NotebookSports .........Suburban Living Today on TV ...