HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-04-12, Page 4Fine Furs For Fair Femininity
There's something about a fur coat that puts a gleam in a lady's eye .
and though Fashion Show time is spring time and thoughts of chill breezes
should be far away . . . to the ,female of the species, any time is fur coat time.
From :the left, Mrs. William Fink, Mrs. George F. Elliott, 151 Rattenbury
Street West and Mrs. Ellwood Epps, 80 King Street. (News-Record Photo)
Fashion Show Headlined By
Hope Garber From London
Hope With Young Model
Tiny models were the hit of the evening before
the lunch-time intermission. This young Iad waited
until the end of the evening and then made a trip
back up the ramp to bid his adieus to Hope Garber.
He's Bruce Weese, four years old, son of. Mr. and
Mrs. W. Weese, 48 Rattenbury Street, The balloon
was part of the modeling job.
(News-Record Photo)
Primping For Public
There's quite a bit of primping goes on in the
dressing room backstage of a fashion show, even
of the amateur variety such as the Kinettes and
their many helpers staged last week. Here Mrs.
P. L. Berry puts some finishing touches on a coif-
feur which helps make the clothing a girl wears, just
that much more "right". (News-Record Photo)
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Fashion Show Conveners With Hope Gather
FolioWing a most successful fashion show, in the cDcI auditorium last
week, conveners of the event paused for a chat with Miss Hope Garber, London,
left, commentator for the show. Centre is Mrs. Maitland Edgar, 278 Townsend
Street, and at the right, Mrs. William F ink, 86 Wellington Street. The Kinet-
tes could not resist the opportunity to don fur coats for this picture, and Hope
Garber Wasted no time in gathering up a lovely mink, stole, too.
(News-Record Photo)
Spring Ensembles For Easter Wearing
Ready for another appearance on stage, following intermission, are Mrs.
P. L. Berry, Goderich; Mrs. William Fin' and Mrs. Elliott Bartliff, 45 White-
head Street. Their gay spring hats and matching accessories with the newest
of spring garb, set the scene for Easter. (News-Record Photo)
, 1 e e W 1 '
Hope Garber, London, lent a
professional touch to the .highly
successful fashion_ show held by
the Kinette Club of Clinton in
the large auditorium at Clinton
District Collegiate Institute last
week.
As commentator during the
showing of men's, women's,
bOys' and girls' clothing, Hope
introduced each model and de-
scribed the clothing, accessories
and the store from which it was
available.
Models included t.he following
children, Jill Epps:, Paul Cald-
well, Bruce Weese, Beverly
Slade, Patti Kay, Beth ,Cnowen,
Lynn Boyce, Paul Anstebt, Bar-
bara Knox.
Ladies modelling were Miss
Elaine Ball, Mrs. Elliott Bart-
liff, Mrs. P. L. Berry, Miss
Elaine Brown, Miss Mary Jean
Colquhoun, Mrs. George F. El-
liott, Mrs. Donald Epps, Mrs.
Ellwood EPps, Mrs. Win, Fink,
Mrs. George Hopkins, Mrs. Don-
ald Kay, Mrs. Donald! Shearer,
Mrs. Fred Thompson.
Men'S' and boys' wear' were
shown by Robert Addison, .Rob-
ibie Campbell and Ernest Morel.
Committee in oharge of the mo-
dels was Mrs. W. Chowen, Mrs.
F. Radlek and Mrs.. Clarence
Denomme.
This major project in the
Kinette year, involves the work
of many committees, In charge
of decorations, which this year
set a springtime theme with
rose arbour, flowers, etc., were
Mrs. Kenneth Clyin6k, Mrs.
Donald Shearer and -Mrs, Wil-
liam Fleming. . •
Publicity and posters, were by
Mrs. Ken Scott and Mrs. Fred
Radley; tickets were prepared
by Mrs. Andy Peterson and
Mrs. Jim Helesic.
Tables and chairs were set.
up following the close of the
school day at 4 p.m.; convened
by Mos, Ross Colquhoun, and
Mrs. Percy Pugh. The ramp
was installed -under- the conven,
ershiry of Mrs. J. Clegg -and Mrs..
R. Van Riesen. Lunch was serv-
ed during tiritermission, With
many Kinettes serving, conven-
ed by Mrs. K. W. Colquhoun
and Mrs. John Anstett.
Programs were prepared by
Mrs.. Donald Kay and Mrs.
Ronald Smith. Mrs. J. Helesic
was vesponsible for obtaining
favours available -to each lady
in the audience as she arrived
at her -seat. These included cig-
arettes, rain bonnetS and col-
ogre. Lighting was planned by
Mrs. Pat Hardie and Mrs. Don-
ald. Epps-, and G. L. "Bud" Hay-
ter lent his technical skills.
Draws were made fora var-
iety of prizes -convened by Mrs.
Frank Cook. -
-Conveners in charge of the
entire event were Mrs. Maitland
Edgar and Mrs. William Fink.
Mrs. C. Denomme was mistress
of ceremonies, introducing som-
mentator Hope Garber, and
Gifts go with -fashion shows,
and in -addition to favours- at
eadh table setting,, the ladies
were able to participate in
draws for '39 prizes offered by
merchants.
Cash contributed for this
purpose was, used to purchase
matching table lamps, which
-werq, 'won by Miss Barbara
urtf: Moikey 'felt this came
am Valrhahne Dairy, D. A.
Kay and Son, J. W. Counter
Builders Suppliet„ Hotel Clin-
ton, Cudinore Beauty Salon
and Beattie Furniture.
Necklace and earring. sets
'from AnStett's Jewellery were
won by Mrs. G. O'Connell, Mrs.
Bouffant
Maybe riot a hair style
for everyday going to
school wear, this "do"
was combed into place by
Bob Ayers during inter-
mission and Miss Elaine
Brown consented to pose
for the camera. Back-
combing has a lot to do
with the bouffant ap-
pearance.
(News-Record Photo)
other major sections of the pro-
gram.
The Kinettes -are especially
appreciative of the -help given
by caretakers' of the school,
Laurence Denomme and Karl
Skov.
During intermission Mrs. Or-
land Johnston, owner of. Edith
Ann Hair Fashions, made a de-
monstration of _hair styling. Her
model was Mrs. Antoine (Red)
Garon.
Carol Chowen, Mrs, Bev Sher-
man, Mrs. John Wallace, Mrs.
R. Carter, Loy Aim Ruther-
ford.
Gift certificates for $5 each
from Irwin's Ladies Wear ware
won, by Miss Jane Batkin -and
Mrs: Lou Waizak. .
Bouquets of flowers from K..
C. Cooke, florist, were won by
Moe, T. A. Dutton, Brucefield
and by Mrs. Maynard Carrie,
Bayfiold.
Two prizes. of five dozen eggs
eadh, -given by C. J. Livermore,
Clinton were won :by Mrs. H.
Berry and Mrs.' Harry Hans-en.
Chocolate Easter novelties
from Bartliffls were .won by
Mrs Marie Sichoenhals -and
Kate McGregor.
Other prizes- included -a floral
arrangement from - Simpson-
Sears, won by Miss Margaret
Skov; a :hanging planter from
HawkinS Hardware won by
Mrs. Lou Dutot; $2 worth of
gag from Fine gas station, Mrs.
Jean Herman.
Three cake mixes, Herb's
Food - Market, Marjorie Smith;
lady's wallet, Aiken BroS., by
Shirley Servos; a hair brush
from Verna's beauty salon, Mrs.
Edward Wise;
Set of towels, House of Bar-
(Continued on Page 5)
Furs From London
On Local Models
Furs which -were modelled at
'the climax of the Kinette Fash-
ion SM.*. were brought by Mc-
Donald Yates Furriett, London,
and a representative of the
firm did the ,COmnientary.
Make-up was -applied with
consultation from Mrs. Jack
Clegg, of Beauty Counsellors.
Jewellery Worn by the models
was hand made -in Canada by
Hedy Hill, from the Galbraith
TV stet*.
Gifts Won By Ladies At
Kinette Event Of The Year
That's White Fox, Girls
Miss Elaine Ball reflects the glory of the
beautiful white fox stole, which brought admiring
glances and exclamations from Models and
audience, toe, She'watts baCkstage for her turn to
model the item, (News-Record Photo)
Smart Cottons
Smart new cottons, white gloYes and shoes, go
Well with dressy cottons, and these models were
happy to pOse for the photographer and show. off
their finery, At left, Mrs. Donald Epps, 80 Xing
Street and Miss Mary Jean COlgthatri,RR 5,
Clinton, (News-PeOord Photo)
Coumeillor
First lady cottneillor
for Clinton, Mrs. Fred
Thoinpson,41 Ontario
Street found titne to be a
model in the Kinette
Fashion Show. Here she
returns to the dressing
rooms from a trip 'on
stage in a three-quarter
fur coat o With Wide cape
c011ar.
(NewS-Record Ph,Oto)
Soft Waves
Mrs. A. Owl:NI, 160
Beech street, was volun-
teer model for a hair-
styling session on stage
during intermission by
Mrs. Orland Johnston of
Edith Ann 1-tair Fash-
ions. .Ann w"av"es', and a,
whorl effect Over the
crown, caught with a
sparkle-pin, made up this
coiffeur.
(News-Record Photo)
Ready For Spring Season, Too
The ladies were not alone on stage. Here, two
of the three male models pause a moment before
going on. Robbie Campbell, left, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Robert B. Campbell, 39 John Street, and
Ernest Morel, 4 Maria Street. Clothes do "make
the Man", and no less than in the ladies section,
considerable preparation was necessary in the
dressing room to adjust, ties, cuffs, etc. before ap-
pearing ih public, (News-kecord Photo)
The A`Capella Chorus of Goshen
College, Goshen, Ind,
with present
PROGRAMME OF SACRED MUSIC
under the direction of Mr. Dwight Weidy
at' the
ZURICH COMMUNITY HALL
On Saturday night, April 14th
a:Oo
Everyone weidenie 4-- no admission charge,