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BlMancaster Farming, Saturday, October 15, 1994 Laura Shares Limelight With ‘Macy’ At KILE Lead Line ANDY ANDREWS Lancaster Farming Staff HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.) It has been only two years since Laura Langlotz, 18, stood under neath the championship banner ih Harrisburg. Holding “Macy,” her South down yearling ewe, Laura, 18 daughter of Bill and Ruth Ann Langlotz, Monkton, Md., walked to the senior championship at the Keystone International Livestock Expo (KILE) Lead Line contest Holding “Macy,” her southdown yearling ewe, Laura Lan glotz, 18 daughter of Bill and Ruth Ann Langlotz, Monkton, Md., walked to the senior championship at the Keystone International Livestock Expo (KILE) Lead Line contest last Saturday afternoon. Shelley Patton, 15, walked her Suffolk yearling, “Sedall a,” to Intermediate champion. Shelley, daughter of Rick and Janice Patton, Waynesburg, is a sophomore at WayneS burg Central High School. last Saturday afternoon. Laura, a business administration major at Villa Julie College in Steveson, Md., won intermediate champion at the lead line contest in 1992. Laura displayed her raspber ry wool coat dress, topped with a black wool hat with matching rasp berry wool rosette. Her coat dress was highlighted with pearl jewelry. Laura constructed her dress from 100 percent Pendleton Rasp berry wool. The dress features Seniors line up last week at the KILE Lead Line contest. In all. there were 34 contestants. Junior* line up for the Judges at the KILE Lead Line. front button closure and pleated skirt She has fully lined her dress and accented it with pearl buttons. Macy, her Southdown ewe, sported a bow-tie made from fabric scraps. Laura is a 10-year 4-H member and has a flock of 25 registered Southdowns. She has been show ing Southdowns for 12 years. She won the senior champion in the clothing department at the Mary land State Fair. Shelley Patton, IS, walked her Suffolk yearling. “Sedalia,” to intermediate champion. Shelley, daughter of Rick and Janice Pat ton, Waynesburg, is a sophomore at Waynesburg Central High School. She wore a forest green slim skit made of 100 percent wool. The garment has a back vent and zipper. The loose-fiting vest is made of red plaid 100 percent wool. Details of the vest include a shaped front, a back buckle, and is accented with silver buttons. Shel ley also wore green hose, black shoes, and silver jewelry. Shelley is a member of both the 4-H market lamb and breeding sheep clubs. She intends to go to college to study for an architectur al engineering degree. Amanda Miller, 9, daughter of Joan and Ron Miller, Mertztown, held the reins to “Reba,” her Southdown yearling ewe, to junior championship. Amanda wore a 100 percent wool navy, red, and camel pleated dress from the American Girls collection. The pleated dress has very full sleeves with inserted heads at the shoul ders to enhance the fuUness. The Amanda Miller, 9, daughter of Joan and Ron Miller, Mert* sleeves gather into cuffs made of ztown, held the reins to “Reba,” her Southdown yearling three contrasting fabrics of the ewe, to Junior championship. Amanda wore a 100 percent mam navy, red. and camel fabric, wool navy, red, and camel pleated dress from the American (Turn to Pago B 13) Girls collection.