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Mid-County scholarship program gives local women a chance to earn and learn

Judy Marsh, owner of the Judy Marsh School of Dance in Gateway is Executive Director for the Miss Multnomah and Miss Metro East Scholarship Programs, affiliated with the Miss America organization.

Pictured are the area’s scholarship Executive Directors and some of the March 29 contestants (from left) Danielle Obritschkewitsch, Linda McBroom - Miss Clackamas County Executive Director, Amy Mitzel, Liz Eslinger, Naudia Strudler, Elizabeth Joo, Jessica Obritschkewitsch, April Robinson, Melissa Russell, Judy Marsh, Emma Desilets, and Merilee Kautz Co-Executive Director for Miss Clackamas County Scholarship Program.

Mid-county MEMO photo by Tim Curran
On Saturday, March 29 at 7 p.m. in the Mt. Hood Community College Theatre, 26000 Southeast Stark Street a new 2003 Miss Multnomah County, Miss Clackamas County and Miss Metro East will be crowned and move on to the Miss Oregon Scholarship Program held July 10 in Seaside. A General Admission ticket is $10. To get tickets call Judy Marsh School of Dance at 503-253-8002.

There are four phases to the March 29 competition: private interview (held beforehand), swimsuit, evening gown and talent.

Miss Oregon goes on to compete in the Miss America Scholarship Program. Mid-county’s own Katie Harmon, Miss Multnomah County in 2000, went on to wear the Miss America crown in 2002. Each local entrant receives a $100 scholarship. Each local title winner receives $1000, the 1st runner-up gets $500 and a two non-finalist interview and talent winners receive a $250 scholarship.

Miss Oregon winner receives $10,000 in scholarships and Miss America receives $75,000 in education scholarships.
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