Tracey Bair

"... the Woman's Club of Oley Wednesday at 7 in the Oley Elementary School. Modeling Designers' Outlet and Kiddy Kastle clothing are from left, Lisa J. Readinger of Reading and Tracey A. Bair. 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David F. of both models; and Joan E. Sher and Pattie Koch, both of Oley, of the show. Donation is $1. There will be ..."

"... Rahn, center, the Centennial Queen ln 1940, crowned Tra- Brian C. cey Bair, 17, as Miss Greater during the Celebration held Saturday. queens crowned From our news services 4 Tracey Bair, 17, captured the Miss Greater crown on Saturday during the Sesquicentennial Celebration banquet at the Market Banquet Hall. Andrienne Wagner, 9, won honors as Little Miss Tracey, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Bair of was crowned queen by Madeline Rahn. centennial queen in 19-10. Adrienne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wagner. First ..."

"... the West Lawn Beverage Co., Penn Avenue, where John works, when he isn't playing forward on the Evergreen Country Club's soccer team. READING SHINES WITH BRIGHT STARS OF TOMORROW. Tracey Ann Bair, daughter of Sandra and David Bair, has long red curls, hazel eyes, and is a busy little beauty. Keeping up with Tracey's activities made Sandra say she's glad there aren't eight days in a week. An ?A? student at the Elementary School, Tracey models clothing once a week at area restaurants. going from table to table explaining the cost and fabric care of the the outfits she wears. Tracey studies baton, ballet, takes piano lessons, is a Girl Scout, and a twirler for the Pennsylvania Brassmen, a Hamburg drum and bugle corps. Though it was her first contest. Tracey won trophies at the Beauty and Talent Pageant, Stars of Tomorrow, held at John Wanamaker's, Berkshire Mall, recently. She placed first in her age group in both the beauty and ..."

"... to bring those standards out in the kids." she said. (See LOSS. Reading Eagle. Thursday. August 9. 1984 27 Ballet dancers Compiled by Sam Procopio to keep READING ENCOUNTER Tracey Ann Bair, ll, 1, is pleased by it all. She won second place in Delaware Valley Multiple Sclerosis society's fundraising She raised approximately $450, reading 24 books on her reading level, each ..."