Cl2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 16,1980
State 4-H winners lots of smiling faces
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The first place vegetable team is pictured above.
Ed Howell, left, Cindy Risser, center and Guy
Eshelman. Buy also placed first in the individual
category.
Deb Enders, Mountville, placed second in in
dividual archery.
More state winners
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ire winners from left were; Bev Buck waiter, Yvonne Eshelman and
Virginia Smith
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Jennie Phillips, New Holland, a Lancaster
County 4-H’er, was named to the eight person 4-H
Fashion Revue Honors Group when she modeled
this lavender blazer and coordinating plaid skirt
accented with a plum colored blouse. She is now
eligible to submit a National 4-H Report for final
judging. '
In the clothing and textile judging competition, from left, Sue Ayars, Nancy
Mays, and Sue Howell captured a second place as a team. Ann Wiilwerth was ab
sent from the photo.
Beka Baum, Lancaster County, was named to ,
the eight person 4-H Fashion Revue Honors Group %
at Penn State last week The 14 year old daughter
of Aldus and Elaine Baum modeled this forest
green Quiana dress accented front and back with
160 outside pintucks. She is now eligible to submit
a National Report for competition in the National
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