American Dairy Princess Elaine Moore Hails Busy Year
Elaine Marie Moore, 19, Florida dairy farmer's daughter, crowned 14th American Dairy Princess after national win in 1968. She met President Johnson, faced ribbon cutting mishap, balances duties with college life at Southeast High School alumna and future Chicago crown successor. She enjoys dairy foods and sports, while Barbers Gilbert Rose marks his fortieth year in Monona.
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Elainé Marie Moore
Elaine
Meg
Robert F. Moore
Bradenton
Florida
Alne
Aue-Eydi
Wee Sunior College
Southeast High School
Johnson
Max Producers, Inc
San Antonio
Chicago
New American Dairy Princess Contest Dates Set
The 15th annual American Dairy Princess Contest will be held at the Continental Plaza Hotel in Chicago from June 28 to July 1, 1969, with the coronation at noon on July 1. Judges are chosen by the American Dairy Association, and each candidate must be accompanied by an adult chaperone during the four day event. The contestant’s score hinges on appearance, poise, personality, polls, and public speaking. the winner receives a $2,000 scholarship, the alternate $500, and the princess will have a limited travel schedule with travel expenses reimbursed and per diem, while continuing education.
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Continental Plaza
Chicago
American ‘Dairy Associaton
Mem Ber
Felco Dairy
Felco Dairy 50
Lloyd Den Boer graduates from Southwest Christian High School
Lloyd Den Boer son of Mr and Mrs John Den Boer Reading Minnesota and former Rock Valley residents graduated from Southwest Christian High School Edgerton Minnesota on May 28 He led as president of the senior class presidents of the choirs and debate club served on the Annual staff and school paper spoke at commencement and won a Freshman Scholarship at Dordt College Sioux Center He is grandson of Mr and Mrs Luke Den Boer Rock Valley Minnesota.
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Lloyd den Boer
Mise
John den Boer
Reading
Minn
Rock Valley
Southwest Christian High School
Edgerton
Lloyd
Dordt Goltege
Sioux Center
Luke den Bosr
Dairy Contest Rules For Misses Across States
Regulations require each state affiliate to enter one candidate with written consent. Contestants must be 16 to 25 as of June 1 1969, never married, a high school graduate, and have a dairy farm background. A medical document and parental consent if under 21 are required to enter the dairy farmers representation contest.
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American Dairy Association
Soybean Sales Policy Outlined for CCC Stocks
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee reports CCC soybean sales aim to maintain supply continuity for foreign and domestic users with a gradual transition through 1968 and 1969. Non stored beans are excluded from September sales, with prices at market level but not below a minimum tied to the national loan rate plus carrying charges.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
CCC
CCC Gases
GEC
World Sports Events Captured on Film At XIX Olympiad
A film titled Viva Olympic Vitality showcases the 1988 Mexico City Olympics highlighting the event’s excitement. It details 6,000 athletes from 112 nations, US medal tally, and Olympic Village life while noting extensive catering and dairy usage for athletes. The piece also mentions local centennial church events, giant mushrooms found by Leo Recker, and lambs born at Lady Sproston Farm.
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Mexico
American Daily Association
Mexico City
United States
Pyramids
Teotihuacan
Inter
Norma Basile
Estado Olimpico
Olympie Village
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barhers Gilbert G
Rose
Merona
Monona
New American Dairy Association
Chozent
Willie
Sioux Electric
Co-operative Ass'n
Grange City
Sioux County
Coop
Automatic Retailers of
America
Nestle Company
Byte
N. Wacker Drive
Grace United Methodist Church
Manson
James Thomas
Leo Recker
New London
Becker
Lady Sproston
Lisbon
Wayne
B&h Feed Service
Wayne Animal Health Aids
Fort Dodge
Lowe
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