3 Lancaster girls qualify for State fashion competition
ft BY DEBSTRICKLER
GRANTHAM - Three
Lancaster County girls will
go on to compete in fashion
competition during Penn
State Days, August 4-6 after
winning in competition here
at Messiah College, Thur
sday.
The three and one Lebanon
4-H’er were selected from
among 60 competitors in the
Capital Region’s Senior
Fashion Revue. They are:
Bek* Baum, Columbia, Lori
Kenepp, New Holland,
Jennie Phillips, Lancaster
and Birdena Donough,
Lebanon.
Beka Baum of Columbia,
an outdoor enthusiast,
selected a forest green nylon
quiana fabric to construct
her Vogue American
Designer Dress,
ft The loose fitting blouson
and flared skirt are accented
with 160 outside pintucks.
According to Beka, the
pintucks alone took 40 hours
to complete. Self fabric loop
closings over covered but
tons are a feature of the cuffs
and front closing. A narrow
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self tie belt of matching
fabric covers the elasticized
waistline.
In her second year of
regional competition, Lori
Kenepp of New Holland
created a delicate cream
dress. The loose fitting dress
with a blouson bodice and
rounded neckline has a front
buttoned mock band closing.
The bodice and flared skirt
feature tiny pintucks. A self
covered belt accents the
dress.
Jennie Phillips is excited
about her second year as a
competitor in the State
Day’s Fashion Revue. For
this year’s competition,
Jennie will be wearing a
lovely lavender suit of
polyester fabric. Her blazer
features princess seaming
and patch pockets. The
coordinating plaid skirt is
fully lined with a front box
pleat. Her purple blouse is
complete with covered
buttons. Jennie completed
the wide cuffs by counting
the minute dots woven into
her fabric. Each cuff con
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tains precisely the same
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Birdena Donough chose to
design a sporty jeans and
vest duo in western styling.
The outfit was created from
green pinwale corduroy and
featured many rows of
neatly sewn topstitchmg.
The vest was lined with the
plaid cotton material of her
shirt.
Birdena’s outfit was at
tractively accessorized with
a cowboy hat, boots, and
leather belt. She is the
daughter of Harold and Elsie
Donough of Palmyra,
Lebanon County.
In addition to the four
finalists, the judges selected
six alternate winners in the
senior division.
Debbie Piper of Adams
County modeled a floor
length white gown complete
with ruffles.
Christine Ebersole
challenged herself with a
Vogue Valentino designer
dress pattern. Her rust dress
features contrasting but
tonhole pockets, front band
and shaped £ Ending collar.
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A fully lined wool plaid
skirt, velveteen blazer and
creamy blouse of soft
polyester was designed by
Colleen Hollinger of New
Holland. The blazer is neatly
completed with tailoring
techniques. The skirt
features a hand picked
zipper and hong kong
finished seams.
Patricia Pitz, Mountville
chose a variety of textiles tc
complete her three piect;
outfit. The blue gabardine
jacket features shawl collar
and pockets. A lined wool
skirt coordinates with her
jacket and polyester crepe
blouse to complete her en
semble.
A red tie blouse ac
cents Lori Ressor’s plaid
skirt and vest set. Lori has
been a 4-H’er for six years.
As a representative of
Lebanon County, she was
thrilled with her first year as
a winner in die regional
contest.
Kathy Whitcraft, York
County, was also selected a
senior alternate for her
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winter coat and suit en
semble.
Gladys Fitz-Harold, Joan
Kollosch and Ruth Mc-
Donald judged the senior
division.
Three representatives off
each county also competed
ui a Junior Fashion Revue.
Stejjhanie Schaich,
Lancaster County; Sally
Bean, Dauphin County, and
Michele Morrison of Perry
Lebanon County's junior fashion revue winners
include Karin Zellers, R 4 Lebanon. Dale Donough,
Palmyra; and Sylvia Royer, R 4 Lebanon.
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County received gold rib
bons.
Runner-ups in the junior
competition included Marcy
Leaman, Lancaster County;
Dale Donough, Lebanon
County and Theresa
McElwain oiYork County.
Pat Lee and Mary Ellen
Williams judged the junior
division.
In addition to the 4-H’ers
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