York Daily Record from York, Pennsylvania • Page 11

Daily Record, Wednesday, March 1, 1972 Fashion show Thursday JODI A. SHUFF. 15. Abbottstown MICHAEL L. SMITH.

3. Spring Grove RD 4 KIMBERLY S. SNIDER. 6. 1100 Whiteford Rd.

LOIS LINGER. 13, Red Lion RD 2 RONALD VANCE. 12. York RD 4 MICHAEL A. GROVE.

12. 712 Fireside Rd. KIMBERLY A. HAAR. 7, Dover RD 1 LOKI A.

HERMAN. 8. 2381 Seneca Dr. EMMA JACKSON, 13, 203 S. Pine St.

DEBRA S. KAPP. 14. Thomasville RD 1 EDWIN KAUFFMAN II. 16.

2072 Carlisle Rd. BKENT M. MARKEL, 3. 1150 Lancaster Ave. PAI MYERS.

9. 953 E. Poplar St. JEFFREY NEAL. 12, New Freedom STEVEN P.

OWENS. 8. New Cumberland STEVEN M. PETERS. 7.

1612 Third Ave. Bit VAN E. REHMEYER. 4, E. Stroudsbiirg ANN REISINGER, 14.

542 Williamsburg Dr. DAWN L. RIDDLE. 12. Abbottstown RD 1 BETH A.

ROSS. 5. Wellsville RD 1 DAVID W. White Hall, Md. 3Kappy (Birthday Wednesday.

March 1972 LINDA ALTLAND. 15. East Berlin SI SAN BARRETT. 15. Delia CARMELA J.

BEAVERSON. 11, Clarksville. Term. MICHAEL E. BLOITGH.

7. Dillsburg RD 2 KARN S. BORTNER. 4, Railroad TIMOTHY BORTNER. 12.

Hellam CHARLES BI BB. 6. Harrisburg HU A. CUMMINGS. 9.

New Freedom STACI L. KINK. 10. 770 Oatman St. JACQUELINE G.

GROTHE, 6. Loganvilte STEVEN E. GROUPE. 12, 2266 Brougher La. The York County Medical Auxiliary will host its annual fashion show Thursday at 8 p.m.

at Yorktowne Motor Inn. Tickets for the "Spring Fantasy" showing of locally available fashions may be purchased from auxiliary members or at the door. Co-chairmen of the "Project '80" fund-raising event are Mrs. William Thorsen and Mrs. Earl Bernstine.

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