820-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 20,1985
Daily princess seminar
(Continued from Page B 18)
The second evening speaker is a
strong contrast, a farm wife and 4-
H coach who is also a fashion color
consultant. It’s been a long day,
and the girls should be feeling
tired. But they are intent. They
listen with interest to Melinda
Johnson’s comments on the im
portance of marketing and
packaging yourself. When she asks
for a volunteer to do a color
analysis, hands pop up across the
auditorium.
As she works her spell on
Chester County princess Theresa
Tkaczuk, the audience gets more
involved. “Too yellow,” one girl
says, concerned about the color of
a fabric next to Theresa’s skin.
“Oh, I like that one,” another girls
says as a rosy swatch appears
next.
By the time the Washington-
Greene counties princess Laurie
Duran gets a turn, everyone is
involved. They tease Melinda when
she has difficulty matching a
specific color group to Laurie’s
blond hair and brown eyes. As
Melinda settles on a vibrant blue
swatch that sets off Laurie’s face
perfectly, the princess looks in the
mirror and announces, “Wonder
Woman! ” The others laugh along.
Soon the scheduled coordinator
meeting has been bumped. The
seminar leaders know there’s
something more important at
work. When the color analysis
lecture is over, the girls crowd
around the dais. There’s a girl
from Crawford County, trying blue
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strong County. There’s a Dauphin
County representative picking out
just the right makeup for a Mercer
County girl. They’re standing on
common ground at last.
By the time the seminar ends on
Wednesday, they are adept
spokespeople for their local dairy
organizations. But moreso, they
are friends.
Only of them will emerge as the
state princess. Perhaps it will be
the one who not only knows cows
but looks like she stepped off a
California beach. Or it may be the
one who hasn’t let the diagnosis of
cancer hold her back; her courage
is nothing less than astonishing.
Perhaps it will be neither of these,
a face that doesn’t stand out from
the crowd yet but that will blossom
in the next two months.
As they hug each other and make
plans to meet again in September
at the 29th Pennsylvania Dairy
Princess Coronation, the love is
genuine, the tears are real. After
all, they are princesses.
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Avon East Lebanon 4-H Club
The Avon-East Lebanon 4-H club
met recently in the Avon United
Methodist Church.
Reports were given by Michelle
Houser, secretary; Shelly Frick,
treasurer; Jill Hoffer on Camp
Shehaquea; Ann Grumbine on
Leadership Congress; Becky
Grumbine on County Demon
stration Night; and Marsha Hain
on her trip to England.
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Marsha Ham, Karen Fisher, Jill
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Linda Boeshore and Susan
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