lie History of Argyle Shore home" at Edith's house and at Bev's cottage. So- celebrating Days together. So- having heavy discussions at meetings on such topics as working mothers and keeping grades 7, 8, and 9 at Englewood . So- publishing three cookbooks. So- catering to several weddings, beginning with our first one in 1969 when we served 125 guests at $1.75 a plate. So- putting on fashion shows where we probably had more fun than the audience. So- clearing $86 on our first strawberry social in 1976. W. I. Present Fashion Show At Tlie WI present¬ ed their second fashion show on Monday, March 22. at the Corn¬ wall Lions Club, with two show¬ ings at 7:30 and 9:00. Twenty- three models partici¬ pated and clothes were modell¬ ed from Chippins, K-Mart, Zel- ler's. Eaton's. Henderson and Cudmore and Barbara Ann . Shoes were the courtesy of Le- Page's. Music was supplied by Mrs. Kaye Morrison; solo by Joan MacPhail ; make-up (Holiday Magic) by Mrs. Gloria Morri ¬ son and hair styles by Gail Fer¬ guson. Wigs were from the House of Beauty. Models for the show were: Mrs. Lorna Pollard . Mrs. Joan MacDougall , Norma MacDoug- all. Mrs. Grace Morrison , Mrs. Florence MacPhail . Mrs. Amy Howatt . Mrs. Alice Sehipper Valeric Pollard. Sheila Mac ¬ Dougall, Lynda Sehipper . Mrs. June MacDougall , Mrs. Dianne Kan-; MacPhail, Laurie M a c- Phai! Mrs Joan MacP hail, Linda Gail Inman, Phillip Pol ¬ lard, Gary MacPhail. Mrs. Nancy Howatt , Dalvey Pollard, (<aren MacPhail, Randy Seller, Debbie Ma Wallace Morrison, and Randy Sellers. Commentators were Mr.s. Edith MacPhail and Mrs. Evelyn Inman . The Argyle Shore WI is an in¬ dustrious organization and through their hard work have done much to improve their community. (Photos by Craswell) Phai 64