—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 5,1978
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Capital Region sends
By JOANNE SPAHR
LANCASTER - Three
Lancaster County seam
stresses and one York
County stitcher will
represent the Capital Region
in state 4-H fashion revue
competition to be held in
August at Penn State
University. Chosen Thur
sday from a field of 60 young
women representing Adams,
Cumberland, Dauphin,
Frahklin, Lancaster,
These four young ladies will represent the Capital
Region in state 4-H dress revue competition to be
held in August at 4-H State Days. From left the girls
are Cheryl Gingrich, Robin Esbenshade, Christine
DePalmer, and Julie Bare.
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Lebanon, Perry, and York
Counties, the girls will have
the opportunity to attend 4-H
state days and compete in
the statewide sewing con
test. Six semi-finalists for
the Capital Region were also
selected on Thursday as
were six junior winners.
Only the four gold ribbon
seniors are eligible for state
competition.
Those four girls are:
Robin Esbenshade, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leßoy Esbenshade,
Manheim R 7; Julie Bare, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bare, Lancaster;
Cheryl Gingrich, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Carl Gingrich, New Holland
R 2; and Christine
DePalmer, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
DePalmer, Brodbecks RI.
For her award-winning
outfit, Miss Esbenshade, age
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HYDRAULIC AERIAL EQUIPMENT
seamstresses to state
17, utilized a Calvin Klein
suit pattern and created a
three-piece wool ensemble
with a velveteen vest. The
uneven plain jacket featured
a kick pleat in the back and
sleeves as well as hand top
stitchmg on the pockets and
lapel. The charcoal skirt
included a back hand-picked
zipper, and the vest featured
a back buckle, a side panel,
and front button closure.
A light blue gabardine suit
was the creation with which
Julie Bare earned honors.
Miss Bare chose to accent
her outfit with a pink blouse.
Her flowing skirt was cut
on the bias with inset pockets
and a front button closing.
The semi-fitted tailored
jacket was accented with
welt pockets and floys
placed on an angle to give
variety.
Cheryl Gingrich wore a
bamboo colored dress with
prints appliqued on the
bodice trimmed in brown.
The dress tied in the back
and had an A-shaped front
yoke with a fitted bodice.
An old-fashioned look was
the aim of Christine
DePalmer. Dark plaid
washable wool was the
fabric used for an ankle
length gored skirt finished
with a Hong-Kong hem and a
barrel lining. She utilized a
pull-over blouse of poly
blend satin weave fabrics
with lace and bows ac
centing the collar. A velvet
all for f^ree
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Ift
vest highlighted the outfit,
and for cool evenings,
Christine designed a mat
ching unlmed stole.
Semi-finalists in the senior
division came from York,
Lebanon, Dauphin, Adams,
and Lancaster Counties.
The list of six girls in
cluded: Kathy Whitcraft, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Whitcraft of Logan
ville; Lisa Yordy, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Yordy,„ Palmyra;
Carole Ebersole, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Ebersole, Lititz R 2;
Marianne Villa, Hershey;
Marilyn Eberly, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Eberly, New
Holland R 2; and Jan Crouse,
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Crouse,'' Get
tysburg RB.
Contact
Amos Gehman f Salesman
Seal Crete, Inc.
RD #2, Ephrata, PA
Phone 717-859-1127
Kathy Whitcraft chose
jewel green lightweight wool
for her three-piece tailored
suit. She also designed a
matching shawl for wearing
over the suit or as an accent
to anther outfit. She also
made the cream-colored
blouse that coordinated the
ensemble.
A three-piece ensemble
was the winning outfit made
by Lisa Yordy. She used
printed cotton to make the
vest and skirt. The three
tiered skirt featured a back
zipper and a set-in waist
band. To accent the outfit.
Miss Yordy used a matching
ribbon.
Carole Ebersole’s award
winning suit consisted of a
medium brown DonegaL
tweed fabric made into af
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