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Region sends four to state 4-H dress revue
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By JOANNE SPAHR
CAMP HILL, Pa. - Seven
out of 80 young women
participating in the Capital
Regional 4-H dress revue
emerged victorious on July
21 when they were awarded
gold ribbons, the highest
honor attainable at the
fashion competition. Four of
the seven will now have the
change to participate in the
state dress revue on August 2
at Eisenhower Auditorium
on the Penn State University
campus.
Only seniors and allowed
to go onto state competition.
Those four girls were: Carol
Ebersole, Lititz R 2; Charla
Janney, Brodbecks Rl;
Laurel Ort, Mechanicsburg;
and Sue Risser, Dillsburg.
Miss Ebersole’s tailored
suit in wine with a pink pin
stripe consisted of a mat
ching jacket, vest, and skirt.
She also created a coor-
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neckline for accent.
A wool ensemble which
included a plaid rust-colored
double faced reversible coat
and a matching reversible
vest and skirt earned Charla
Janney the right to present
the Capital Region at state
competition. Completing her
outfit was a solid rust
colored qiana blouse
featuring a soft bow at the
neckline.
Laurel Ort created several
coordinating outfits in baby
blue. Among her ensemble
was a polyester raincoat,
an A-line skirt with a front
kick pleat, a polyester crepe
silk print blouse utilizing
maize as an accenting color,
solid knit pants, and a
coordinating striped knit
jacket.
Sue Risser earned her gold
ribbon with a cotton suede
rust-colored coat featuring
a manilla lining and raglan
sleeves. Accenting the
garment were wooden
buttons.
Since only seniors were
allowed to participate in
state dress revue, the gold
ribbon status was the highest
achievement which junior
seamstresses could attain.
The three top junior
sewers were Megan Connor,
Lebanon; Kathy Ewing,
York; and Judy Weaver,
Lancaster.
‘ Runners up in the senior
division were: Amy
Balsbaugh, Lebanon Co.;
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Gold ribbon winners at the Capital region 4-H Susan Risser, York Co.; Megan Connor, Lebanon
dress revue were: (left to right) Laurel Ort, Co.; and Carol Ebersole, Lancaster Co. Only the
Cumberland Co.; Kathy Ewing, York Co.; Charla four seniors (seated) will attend state competition.
Janney, York Co.; Judy Weaver, Lancaster Co;
Blue ribbon winners, or
runners-up for the junior
division were: Chris
Ebersole, Lancaster;
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LANCASTER, Pa. - The
July meeting of the Lan
caster 4-H County Council
was held July 20, at the
Lancaster County Farm and
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Pa.
Plans were finalized for
Achievement Day to be held
August 18 at the Farm and
Home Center. An afternoon
program involving varied
workshops has been planned.
A food stand sponsored by
the County Council will be
available. The evening
program will feature a talent
show, queen contest, and
awards assembly.
A day camp will be held
July 26 at the Lancaster
County Park starting at 9:30
a.m. Crafts, recreation,
and nature ideas will be
presented in the program.
The next meeting will be
August 17 at the Farm and
Home Center. Members will
spend that time preparing
for the Achievement Day
events.
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