YORK - Fifty-five 4-H mem
bers competed on Wednesday, July
9 at the York County 4-H Center,
for 13 positions to attend Regional
4-H Fashion Revue. The day-long
event featured judging by
professional judges, a modeling
and staging workshop, and
clothing games.
Winners in the senior division
are Sue Eisenhart, Thomasville;
Susan Marsteller, Stewartstown;
Krista Rankin, Abbottstown; Kim
Senior winners at Fashion Revue were, back row, from left,
Barbara Brenneman, Lori Zumbrum, Krista Rankin, Trudy
Grove and Susan Marsteller. In front row from left are Lindy
Feeser, Kim Ferrence, Melisa Shenberger, Sue Eisenhart,
and Rhonda Jacoby.
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: Winners Named At York County 4-H Fashion Revue
Ferrence, Spring Grove; Lindy
Feeser, Hanover; Melisa Shen
berger, Felton; Trudy Grove,
Delta; and Lori Zumbrum, Spring
Grove. Alternates for the senior
division are Barbara Brenneman,
Seven Valleys, and Rhonda Jacoby
of Spring Grove.
- The representatives for the
junior division will be Mary
Muller, Airville; Jennifer
Ferrence, Spring Grove; Christy
Stepp, Hanover; Julie Hughes,
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Stewartstown. The alternate is
Heidi Reisinger of Stewartstown.
Special programs were
presented by Marcy Seckman on
the Hobby Lock Machine, courtesy
of Yorktowne Sewing Center, and
Greta Maneval on Accessorizing
your Outfits. She is the assistant
buyer for misses coordinates at the
Bon Ton in the York Mall.
The Regional 4-H Fashion Revue
will be held July 22 at 8:30 a.m. at
the Cumberland Valley High
School near Carlisle. Four-H’ers
from seven counties will compete
to select seven winners to attend
the statewide competition August 4
to 6 at Penn State University
during State 4-H Achievement
Days.
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Krackhardt, an extension nutrition
specialist at the University of
Delaware, has retired after more
than 19 years of service. Since July
1982 she- has coordinated the
Delaware Extension System’s
Expanded Foods and Nutrition
Education Program (EFNEP) a
federally-funded program
designed to teach people on limited
incomes how to prepare more
nutritious meals.
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__ Junior winners at York County's 4-H Fashion Revue model
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Julie Hughes, Heidi Reisinger, Christy Stepp and Jennifer
Ferrence.
hardt holds a bachelor’s degree in
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