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Pupils Present On Theme 'Wor The UAW Hall was filled to overflowing as the dance pupils of Miss Lillian Mae Marsh pr ted their | Dance Recital Id's Fair '64' Anderson, Sharon Gibner, Peg-| gy Vanderzwet, Rhonda Morri- son, Janet Lawrence, Carolyn Minacs, Mary-Anne Hughes, recital, Friday evening. Tiny tots to teenagers participated in the colorful and varied pro- gram, which was titied "World's Fair '64." The show opened with a midway com- plete with clown, animal acts, hula girls, and even skaters. Then came the American Pavi- lion, A Spanish Show, Divertise- ments, and a section devoted 'to shades of. blue. 'Altogether there were fifty-four separate acts. Wendy Edgar, Sandra Wilson, Rickey Edgar, Lori Thuczuk, {Carol Boudreau, Judy Anne Sellick, Debra Armstrong, Suz- anne Barrett, Peggy Bayliss, Bobby Bell, Lori Cannon, Mon- ica Cotton, Kelley Clarke, Ann Marie Darlaston, Cathy Garri- son, Cathy Knapp, Carol Litchy, Deanna Hogle, Gail Kavasnak, Karen McCordick, Cindy Nor- ris, Lisa Nutter, Stephan Poor, Brenda Rosley, Mary Louise |Reddick, Allison Sheilds, Shar- Ranetyn Root, Warne. tock) UNITS, GROUPS hart, Rosalie Krem, Caroi Brown, Janet Miles, Violet} Root, Wanda Balko, Colleen) Bulger, Debbie Deveau, Annette *-*- Hardsand, Laura Lee rans! SIMCOE STREET UCW Jill Powell, Diane Thornton, (Sunshine Unit) Lynda Bryne, Lorrie Bryne, | . gy gomord Fe ot Sunshine Unit of Simcoe Street kas, Debbie Swicker, Heather|United Church Woman was held White, Dolores Cunningham,|recently in the church parlor, Janina Czeck, Lori Wallace,) During the business. portion Denise Evans, Leanord Farrow,of the meeting, the president, Brenda Frauts, Kathy Weid-\Miss Margaret Haines asked for top. street. Mrs. lbord Supper" a success, The|® |June meeting will be in the form | : ' ; \of a patio party at the home|Sheffield- outlined the duties of|Hug' | The regular meeting of the| of Mrs. Russell Hayward, Hor-! Mrs. Keith Buchanan was in' charge of the worship service| and chose as her topic "Why is the Church Necessary". Robert Sheffield intro- \ volunteers for baby care for{duced two well known members |the Official Board.and the ses the month of June. Mrs. Roy Bunker thanked all AUXILIARIES lsiaae Sites hnso i onsets field who gave an outline of the sion while Mr, Houlden explain: ed the function of the Board of of the congregation Mr. Donald Houlden and Mr, Robert Shef- ganization of the United Church in general and Simcoe Street United in particular. Mr. i} mark, Janice Collins, Dorothy- Ann Flint, Sherry Oke, Chris- tine Robertson, Sharon Stone-|¢ bridge, Vincent Pisani, Michael/¢ Hordziejko, Roma Czeck, Les-| lie Andrey, Kevin Hicks, Bon-| nie Fortin, Anna Mae Muir-| head, Ronnie Melnychuk, Mari-; anne Ratelle, Brenda Shepperd- .. + YOUR WED LAST SATURDAY Outstanding among the solo-| on Sargent, Kim Sheeley, Les- son, Hilda Shewan, Cynthia ; PORTRAIT ists were Bonnie Cameron as\!ey Stevenson, Darla Marie the clown, Miss Marsh herself|Waite, Tracy Wallace and dancing a beautiful Hawaiian|Christine Zedic, | number, Sherry Maddeaux,| Kinderdance children were} Athena Dunn, Patricia Smith-|Catharine Nisbett, Valerie Noel, saat! : TS ers, Natalie Vancurenko, Rene| Debbie McBride, Merna Quen- A Chinese dance done in jazz Mitchell, Dorothy Ann Logeman, {Beverly Hodgson, Pamela Ash-| by, Debbie Sudsbury, and) Chery] Lupel. i Make Your Appointment Today STUDIO 21 ATHOL ST. W. 723-3680 i ' ; ; , Style featured Diane. Lukas Goulding, Diane Lukas and Les-/sel, Brenda Turkovick, Robin, . at eae | ley Ann Overton, who perform-| Delves, Joanne Benkowski, Lau-|£2™ Burk, Cathie Keleman and} ed ballet dances. Tap soloistsjrie Aldred, Courtice Noel Diane, Roser, were Alice Killen, Joanne| Janey Elizabeth Hughes, Lorrie The program moved along. at Fluery, Lynn Leighton, Bever-|Edgar, Leslie Anderson, Dayle|a fast, even pace and a great ley Crowells, Joanne Smith,| Armstrong, Margaret Bull, Mel-|deal of credit was due to those Laurie people who assisted back stage. For Boys and Girls Built to take it! Strong, tubulor steel frame, Donald stopped the show with his jazz tap, and Alice Killen's "Blues" jazz was among the most unusual. Those performing duets were: Enid Black and Helen Zdano- wicz; Judi Simic and Phyllis \Brooks; Joelle Hubner, and Gaetane Hubner; Catharine Mc- and Denise Caron. Rickey Mac-| anie Charuk, Lynn |Clark, Laurie Melnychuk, Mae nie White, Erica Deiderichsen,| \Kelley Lorena, Francis UIl-| lrich, Albert Ullrich, Linda Gey-| ipens, Janet Dodds, Margaret} Haass, Carol Harman, Cindy| |Koss, Judy Nash, Jeffery Poor, |Neena Szakacsi, Nicolle Rath- |man, Jane Walker, Caroline |Millan and Alice Killen; Helga|Whittaker, Viki Smegal, Linda Attendance awards were pre- sented before the finale by Miss Marsh to Ricky MacDonald and Pam Burk. Miss Marsh thank- ed the audience and received a bouquet of red roses and a gift from her students: These were given. on behalf of the children and parents by Catharine Mac- Millan and Aliee Killen. The HAIR STYLIST Your Hair doesn't stay in... ? famous Perry Coaster brakes. Chromium-plated rims. Complete with ehain-guerd and reflector. Boys' model in Red with White trim. Girls' model in Blue with White trim. show concluded with a Grande Finale, in which all took part. Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C. 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She carried a cascade] m, vior., Joanne Fleury, Catha-\Nadine Chenier, Betty Stanley, | cated at the wedding of Car-jof feathered white carnations. |;ine McMillan, Mary Gilmore,| Patricia Parfitt, Barbara Angie-| mela 'Albero to Alfredo Proven-| Her matron of honor was| Susan O'Reilly, Colleen Hare,|lezyk, Karen Boyd, Sandra zano last Saturday morning in/Mrs. Dominic Longo who wore|Diane Thibert, Linda Chaplin-| Boyd, Helen Boyle, Kathy Chen- St. Gregory the Great Romanja blue lace sheath featurng ski, Dianne Taylor, Virginialier, Karen Brown, Jullie Hanna, Hage eyes Sommer, Sharon Chonoskie,|Cathy Kauzneuk, Evalynn Mac- Catholic Church. The bride is|scalloped sleeves and hem and Kathy Gilmore, Lynn Foreman |key, Daria Masiewich, Rose-; the daughter of Mrs. Albertoja scoop neckline. Her head-|Cathy Richard, Christine Lee,|mary Perry, Stephanie Rodg-; Albreo, Oshawa and the late/dress was a rhinestone tiara Dianne Harrison, Pamelajers, Wendy Ritchie, Lisa Tom-; Mr. Albero, Her bridegroom isjand she carried a cascade of Burk, Karen Ashman, Margaret|alak, Margaret Tuteit, Sandra the son of Mrs. Sartorio Proven-|White carnations and blue tint- Lynne Taylor. |Zedick, Ave Marie Winpenny, ed chrysanthemums, Group numbers were danced| Cheryl ReKush, Pauline Knapp, ae es A Ole el The bridesmaids were. Miss| 2Y Dorothy Ann Logeman, Cyn-\Janet Carrie, Joyce: Nelson, Given in marriage by her|Carmela Piraino, Oshawa, and thia Mitchell, Beverley Hadg-| Janice Kwak, Marie Bradbury, brother, Mr. Anello Albtro, the| Miss Maria Picano, Toronto. son, Denise Evans, Beverley|Martha Attley, Verna Povey MEN .|Laroque, Pamela Ashby, Deb-|Ann Beattie, Debbie . Powlen-| bride wore a full-length gown| They were gowned alike in semi-| }., pe Pa 5 of'bridal lace featuring a sweet-|formal dresses of deep rose Lynn Pearson,|chuk, Barbara Brandon, Pam-; - d lei ' af I Deana Crewys, Janet Miles,|ela Evans, Michelle Humphries, heart neckline, lily-point sleeves|Silk chiffon with full pleated) Karen Brown, Kimberly Edgar,|Barbara Lambourne, Cindy and a skirt trimmed with al-|Skirts nipped in at the waist , A ternating rows of ruffled lace|and held by cummerbunds en- Joni Sudsbury, in the baton|/Simic, Arlene Picov, Monique and nylon net with a lace over-jhanced with self roses. The od-| een" Polman, Catherine Power,| skirt. Her headdress was ajices featured scoop _necklines| one tots included Jeannette|Dawn Sheeley and Joanne andell, Jo-Anne Robinson, Di-)Smith. | crystal tiara holding a finger-|and short sleeves. 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