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Area sewers to take part in state competition
By JOANNE SPAHR
CAMP HILL - Four
Lancaster County sewers
and one Lebanon county girl
were among the top seven
junior and senior division
winners named at the
Capitol Region Dress Revue
held at the Penn Harris
Motor Inn, on July 29. Of
these seven blue ribbon
winners, only the four
seniors will go on to
represent the region at the
statewide 4-H Dress Revue
to be held August 10 at 4-H
State Achievement Days.
Maureen Doyle,
Elizabethtown R 4, and Cathy
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These girls will go onto state dress Lisa Weaver, Adams Co., and Cathy
revue at Pennsylvania 4-H Brubaker, Lancaster County. Not
Achievement Days. Left to right they pictured is Maureen Doyle, also of
are Ellen Tannenbaum, Adams Co., Lancaster County.
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stresses who will compete in
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Lisa Weaver, 327 North St.,
McShemptown, Adams Co.,
and Ellen Tannenbaum, 323
Pine St., Gettysburg, will
also represent the Captiol
Region.
The outfits the girls will be
wearing are quite varied.
Cathy Brubaker’s outfit is a
blue denim suit with a six
gore skirt, and Maureen
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Doyle’s creation is a gray
flannel pantsuit with tucked
pants and blazer accented by
a striped vest.
Ellen Tannenbaum will be
modeling a pale blue all
weather raincoat that is
belted at the waist, and a
pair of navy slacks to ac
company the raincoat.
A hip-length white vinyl
jacket with a detachable
collar and cuffs in imitation
lamb’s fur is part of Lisa
Weaver’s garments Un
derneath the jacket she
sports an apple green
gaberdine vest with slacks to
match. To add the finishing
touch, she also has a multi
colored cotton gauze blouse.
These girls will be taking
part in the dress revue with
35 other 4-Hers from all
areas of the state. The top
winner of the state dress
revue will represent Penn
sylvania at the National 4-H
Congress in Chicago on Nov.
28 - Dec. 2. Seven others wiD
be named to an honors
group.
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Capitol Region are Laurie
Leaman, Lancaster Co.,
Chris De Palmer, York Co.,
Pam Barnhart, Franklin
Co., Sue Geesey, York Co.,
Marianne Villa, Dauphin
Co., and Laurel Ort, Cum
berland Co.
While there were also six
junior division winners
named at the regional
competition on July 29, these
girls do not compete at
states. Blue ribbon winners
were Judy Weaver, Lan-
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Howell, Lancaster Co.
Wendy Bowman, Lebanon
Co., is also in the top three.
Junior alternates were
Wendi Pooler, Cumberland
Co , Michelle Landis,
Franklin Co., and Jennifer
Bishop, Adams Co.
The schedule of events for
the regional competition
included morning and af
ternoon entertainment. The
morning entertainment was
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