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PERRY : Auditorium Filled To Capacity SECOND SECTIO U.C.W. Fashion Show Huge Success After many weeks of pre-| 24th in the Christian Educa- The 34 models for the @ aration the Fashion Show,| tion Wing of Port Perry Unit-| Children's Boutique were 2 sponsored by Unit 9 United) ed Church, was a huge suc-| "delight to the eye, showing Church Women, held March) cess. . All decked out in attire of the 1930 - 40 era, Julian Diamond, left, and Ralph Taylor received quite a few chuckles from the audience. it is not known if there was a shortage of female modets but Julian and Ralph filled in very capably. First model on stage at last week's fashion show was % racy Dowson. Tracy seemed quite startled when she came from behind the wings to find over 600 eyes staring at her. Finger in mouth and balloon in hand, Tracy made a considerably quicker exit than entrance styles for girls and boys from toddler to pre-teen, and suit- able for parties, playtime & stormy weather; the youngest model being just eighteen months old. During intermission Mrs. Robt. Brinkman, the -Unit leader, assisted with the drawing of door prizes and Master Roger Watson pleased the audience by the render- ing of a vocal solo. The second part of the Show was full of memories as well as a little slapstick. Fif- teen models showed original costumes, one a wedding gown dating to 1895, and two bathing suits dated 1900, looked quite fetching on Nancy & Alastair Reeves while Ralph Taylor's comic, typical, "school girl" of 1935" drew thunderous applause! The second intermission also proved entertaining, while Mrs. Catherine Martyn demonstrated the making of a fashionable hat, a chorus comprised of four U.C.W ladies, Mrs. Lillian Harper, Mrs. Hazel Slemmon, Miss Gladys Joblin, and Mrs. Rox- anne Webster sang "In your Easter Bonnet" Ontario County farmers are reminded of the Herbi- cide Workshop which will be held in the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture and Food Board Room, Uxbridge on Thureday, April ist, from 10:30 to 3:00 p.m. Topics to be discussed will include Weed Identification, specific weed problems, and control methods. A consider- able amount of time will be devoted to weed control in the corn crop. The speakers on the pro- gram will include Mr. Harvey Wright and Mr. Don Bielby, Soils & Crops Specialists, Ont. Dept. of Agriculture and Food, Guelph. - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March ch 31, 1971-17 SWINE WORKSHOP On Thursday, April Sth, a workshop for Ontario County Hog Producers will be held in the Department of Agricul- ture and Food Board Room, Uxbridge, from 10:30 a.m, to 3:00 p.m. The program will includean address by Dr. Peter Oliver, Swine Disease Consultant, Veterinary Services Branch, Ont. Dept. of Agriculture and Food, on the topic "Swine Diseases and Herd Health." Mr. portant Workshop For Cty. Farmers Ron Dennis, Swine Specialist, Ontario Department of Agri- culture and Food will discuss "Feeding and Mangement in the Swine Herd." Both of these workshops are sponsored by Ontario County Farm Organizations in co-operation with the Ont Dept. of Agricultureand Food Those attending the meetings, are asked to bring their lunches with them as there will only be a short lunch break at noon. Coffee will be provided and everyone w ill be welcome a fitting climax to such an enjoyable evening. Ten ladies showed dresses, pantsuits, jumpsuits, rainwear & leisure clothes, all in eye-catching styles, colours & size ranges. The evening was brotight to a close with the five ladies who had coordinated and planned the Programme, Mrs. Robt. Brinkman, Mrs. Wes. Lane, Mrs. Ron Bray, Mrs. Roy Lane and Mrs. Grant Mc- Dermott extending thanks & presenting Floral arrange- ments to the sponsors of the show, Mrs. Kay Vandemark, Mrs. Marjory Marquis & Mrs. Isobel Scott Also a big 'thank you" to Mrs. Sam Cawker, the whimsical com- mentator and Mrs. Audrey Beauchamp the very capable pianist of the evening, who ended the show by everyone standing and singing "Oh Canada". 'tas Van's Ladies Wear was could see the television replay." Accidents do happen, even to the best of models. When leaving the stage after a successful trip to the end of the ramp at the Centennial Fashion Show, Jennifer Stevens, 15 months, heard a noise and quickly turned around. Too quickly! Jennifer landed on her rump and seemed quite amazed that everyone should laugh at her, Helping Jennifer back on to her feet is Christine Marquis Alister Reeves strike a pose made their debut at the Sporting bathing suits of the early 1900's, Nancy and for the camera before they Centennial Fashion Show Attired in spring rain outfits, these two little modets Korin Drew and Jay Bower thoroughly enjoyed themselves After receiving balloons they for some time pointing seemingly having quite a chat hand to the safety of the wings stood at the end of the ramp looking out at the audience and They then returned hend in Photo J.P. Mvidster