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= Real 14 - PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, March 24, 1966 Blackstock News (Continued) U.C.W, Conference in Harmony United Church, Oshawa March 22 and 23 was announced at all units. Meeting closed with Benediction. The St. Patrick's Day Child- ren's Fashion Show sponsored by St. John's W. A, was held on the Saint's Day in the Parish Hall, Those in charge were: Commentators--Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs, Alex Inglis; Decora- tions--Mrs. L. McLaughlin and Mrs. Don Green; Serving of Re- freshments--Mrs. J. Rahm, Mrs. H. Crawford, Mrs, M. Edgerton; Costuming -- Mrs. Fred Hamil. ton; Piano--Mrs, Dorothy Lee. The attractive young models were: Debbie and Donna Marie Prosser wearing matching pink cotton dresses with white eyelet yoke and sleeves, white straw hats and bags; Leanne Fisher-- blue cotton dress trimmed with green and pink. matching blue Mohair cardigan; Martha Law- rence--slim gray flannel coat with flat silver buttons, white jockey hat, white go-go boots; Debbie Prosser--two piece navy and red stretch bathing suit; Chris Hudson--blue and white striped suit, cardigan jacket, white shirt and bow tie; Debbie, Donna and Deanne Lee--three piece pink stretch cotton slack suits with pink and white turtle necked blouses; Leanne Totten --white terrylene dress, full skirt with many rows of white lace; Darlene Totten--blue vel- vet over white organdie, three quarter sleeves with white or- gandie trimming; Howard Bai- ley -- long navy stretch pants, gray and navy striped jacket, white skirt and bow tie; Carol Huntington -- navy viscose A- line jumper, scooped neck with red trimming, white blouse; Darlene Totten--two piece pink and black stretch bathing suit; Deanne Totten--two piece pink and green stretch bathing suit; Patty Bryan--red corduroy jum- per; Janet Turner--embroidered white antron and nylon shell, pale blue pleated sharkskin skirt Nancy Wygerde -- blue stretch slacks, white blouse; Teresa Wygerde--Navy coat with white trim, white hat; Anne Rose-- pink denim A-line dress, sailor neckline & long tie; Mary Rose --green denim dress, sailor neckline, long tie; Jamie Rose-- two piece striped denim suit with cardigan jacket and short pants; Dianne Hamilton--light blue A-line linen dress, three- quarter sleeves trimmed with white lace, white shorty gloves; Dianne Phayre--yellow organdie full skirted dress, matching yellow coat, white gloves, straw hat and purse; Kathie Gunter-- A-line, Empire waisted dress of figured polished cotton in beige, brown and red; Laurie Turner-- turquoise, London-look dress with white lace frilled bodice, matching bikini head piece; Deanne Phayre--red. plaid dress with matching Red Riding Hood cape with red umbrella; Bonnie Felsted--two piece pink cotton double knit suit, white collar, fly front jacket trimmed with flowers, pleated skirt; Martha Lawrence -- Mod. style, puffed sleeve blue and green sprigged polyester cotton dress; green shoes and bag. During the intermission Su- san and Ricky Bolen sang two Irish duets, Later Ricky Bolan entertained the enthusiastic au- dience with a harmonica solo. * Gifts were presented to Mrs. Dorothy Lee by Debbie Prosser, td Mrs. Inglis and Ricky Bolan by Leanne Fisher; to Susan Bo- lan by Jamie Rose. The door prize, of potted | spring flowers was won by Ric- kie Bolan. Mr. & Mrs. Les. Gibson, Tor- onto, called on Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Johnston and Mrs. Scott on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers, attended the College Royal at | Kemptville Wdnesday and Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Smith spent the day with their daughter Mrs, Jim Pennell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill, Laura, Sask, visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lawrence last week and all visited friends in Fene- lon Falls over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Noble, Ux- bridge were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Taylor and girls, Mrs. P, Romeril attended a meeting of Christian Education Committees for Bay of Quinte Conference at House of Four Seasons, Rice Lake, Friday and Saturday forenoon. Sorry to report Mrs. Harold McLaughlin in Port Perry hos- pital with rheumatic fever, but glad to report some improve- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer, Douglas and Craig spent the week-end with relatives in the St. Mary's area. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Downey and Mrs. L. Pearce, Oshawa, were Saturday afternoon callers and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Craw- ford, Miss Mary Lou Crawford and Mr. Geo. Carnochan, Port Prery; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford, Janice and Kenneth were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Pearce and Mrs, Geo. Crawford in honour of Mrs. Crawford's birthday. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Vander- huel, Orillia, spent the week-end with the Cecil Gibsons and the Hermanus Vanderhuels. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barr and Miss Beverley Sinclair, Bramp- ton; Miss Beth Strong and Mr. Jrry Ferguson, Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Strong, | Mr. and Mrs, Walter Manning : and three children, Woodford, | were week-end guests of the Bruce Mountjoys. Miss Doreen Van Camp and Miss Mary Bradburn, Toronto; Miss Janice Byers, Guelph; Mr. Jim Byers, Kemptville spent the week-end at their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Hale and two grandchildren of Sutton; Mr. and Mrs. William Little and son, Stoney Creek, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rahm, Mr, and Mrs. Allan Raham and family, Port Perry and Mr, and Mrs. Orr Venning, Cadmus also called on the Ra- hms Sunday. Mrs. W. Cobbledick, Orono and her sister-in-law Mrs. W, Y. Powers, Vancouver, spent and Mrs. Lorne Thompson, Mr, and Mrs. Osmond Wright; Mrs. Albert Wright and Mrs. Percy Van Camp attended the funeral of a niece in Midland Thursday. 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