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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 7, 1984 Preludeto Autumn f ashion show ih Ruth De Jong offered a wide smile while modelling a beautiful outfit last Wednesday night. United Nations Grins were the order of the evening when the Eastern Star d [| hosted the Prelude to Autumn Fashion Show, featuring clothes ec ares from Dor-Jean's, Brock's and Personal Touch, last Wednesday | Saturday Mornings - 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon A few reassuring words and a helping hand ensured this golden-haired tot successfully negotiated the ramp at the Prelude to Autumn Fashion Show, hosted by the Eastern Star last Wednes- day night at the Port Perry High School auditorium. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 252") Open Weekdays including SUNDAY! -- By Appointment Only -- 214 Dundas St. E., WHITBY 668-7797 CACAO -> oe oo - a ae a las we as a de de we wn we we we - 66 Brock StW., UXBRIDGE 852-5291 opr 194 King St. W., OSHAWA 579-8752 - -_ MACKEY & BAILEY BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Gshawa Rd, Port Pery + a16) 985-7391 | OCTOBER is VCR MONTH PICTURE PERFECT T.V. ae GENITY VR 1810 - direct access tuning : - wireless TV/VCR remote - built in cable converter qa 98°° - 14 day/4 event programming - auto rewind and power on CASH & CARRY FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 12 WATER STREET 985-9500 night. - L So» "ou LJ 4 5 | ; - Bh « Looking none too sure about the fashion business, these two youngsters prepare for a turn at the end of the runway during the Eastern Star fashion show last Wednesday night. peace year The United Nations has declared 1986 as International Year of Peace. In celebration, Scugog Memorial Public Library in Port Perry will be displaying a selection of Peace Ban- ners that have been mad by groups and individuals from across Canada. The banners were originally part of the Peace Ribbon that began as a dream by one very remarkable woman, Justine Merritt from Denver Colorado. She imagined that if she could organize people from each U.S. state to create a panci depicting what they "couldn't bear to lose" in a nuclear war, the resulting "ribbon" could surround the Pentagon on the 40th anniver- sary of the bombing of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. Her dream of 2000 panels from U.S. citizens grew into 20,000 segments from people in more than a dozen countries including Canada. That "Ribbon" surrounded all the monuments in Washington D.C. on that very special day. The banners have been lovingly stitched and painted and quilted by parents and children, school classes and college students, church groups and cub scouts. In fact the Ribbon became the single most gigantic sewing event in human history. You are invited to share the love in these creations at the Library, Oct. 14-18 and during Public Library Week, Oct. 21-25. Please extend this invitation to members of your group. From Port Perry, the collec- tion moves on to Calgary, Alberta. Remember, United Nations Day 18 October 24.