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Missi DeHart of Evans City was named Butler County Dairy Princess at the Butler County Dairy Princess Pageant held June 5 at Mt. Chestnut Presbyterian Church.
She is the owner of dairy cows, Brown Swiss and Holsteins and has been a member of the Butler County Dairy Court for many years, serving as a Dairy Miss and Dairy Maid.
DeHart is the vice president of the Butler County 4-H Dairy Club and president of the Dunbar Ag. 4-H Club. She is a member of Butler County Community College's Hospitality Management Club, where she is the historian and student representative at the National Restaurant Association Convention in Chicago.
She is the daughter of Bill and Bonnie DeHart of Evans City. She is a 2009 graduate of Seneca Valley High School and is currently enrolled at Butler County Community College, where she is majoring in hospitality and restaurant management.
Members of the Dairy Princess Court include Alternate Dairy Princess
Sydney Rasp of Evans City, the daughter of Charles and Carin Rasp; Dairy Ambassador
Michelle Hartzell of Slippery Rock, daughter of George and Kathy Hartzell; Dairy Maid
Trisha Covert of Chicora, daughter of Becky and Ivan Covert; Dairy Maid
Sara Lang of Harrisville, daughter of Carrie and Larry Lang; Dairy Maid
Larissa Lesney of Butler, daughter of Stephen and Paula Lesney; Dairy Miss
Lane Kummer of Evans City, daughter of Kate and Scott Kummer; Dairy Miss
Sadie Schiever of Harmony, daughter of Michael and Annette Schiever; and Lil Dairy Miss
Brooklyn Peters of Connoquenessing, daughter of Steve and Lana Peters.———
Holly Chos of New Orleans, formerly of Butler, created a painting, titled "In This House," to honor all service men and women.The 24-by-30-inch painting of the American flag includes a poem written by Chos on the flag's 13 stripes.Chos is a 1993 graduate of Butler High School.Those who donate between $30 and $250 will receive the signed and numbered print on paper. Those who donate $250 or more will receive the signed and numbered giclee on canvas.All proceeds benefit the Harrisburg chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America.To make a donation, call 724-283-7508.———The winners at the Butler Duplicate Bridge Club June 10 were:First:
Ellie and
John ScalzoSecond:
Lorraine Worsley and
Helen Brydon———
</B>Alyssa Blum, 11, was chosen as a state finalist in the National American Miss Pennsylvania Pageant to be held Aug. 13 and 14 at the Hilton Harrisburg.The National American Miss pageants are held for girls ages 4 to 18 and have five age divisions. Blum will compete in the preteen age division. She is the daughter of Barry and Angel Blum of West Sunbury.
