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Newspaper
Waco News Citizen
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
8
The national American Dairy Princess will speak for the dairy industry. She is tutored on the family dairy farm, knows milk from barn to kitchen, and has 4 H experience. State winners will vie for the crown at the 13th annual contest July 17 to 20 in Chicago.
State or regional affiliates may enter one candidate aged 16 to 25 as of June 1 1967 who is unmarried, a high school graduate, and with a dairy farm background. She must live on or have lived on a dairy farm long enough to understand the business. National eligibility requires state approval, with judging based on attractiveness, maturity, personality, poise, public speaking and voice.
Carol Ann Armacost, crowned American Dairy Princess in June 1966, has spoken for milk nationwide. She grew up on a Maryland dairy farm, traveled 75,000 miles across 30 states, and earned the Maryland 4-H Key Award during her reign. Her brothers Wayne and Franklin also excel in 4-H dairy shows. She plans to resume Western Maryland College after duties as princess, and will take part in the 13th coronation in July 1967 in Chicago Illinois.
June Dairy Month marks the 31st annual celebration honoring the dairy industry with government, agriculture, and business leaders united to promote dairy products. The observance, spotlighting milk production and American Dairy Princess contests, runs across consumers tables and public events nationwide.
Milk plays an important role as a indispensable food for people of all ages. Calcium builds strong bones for youngsters and maintains bones for older people. An 8 oz glass provides one third of an adult woman's daily calcium riboflavin and one sixth her daily protein needs.
The ancient physician Hippocrates described milk as the most nearly perfect food, establishing its high standing in early medical thought and dietary guidance.
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