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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-12-04, Page 25r • 4 A 4 s 122nd YEAR' 49 .4 THURSDAY, 'D OM! 40969 ' aR �io►� show at ,r+ t • Pretty girls round a Christmas tree always makes a pretty picture but when the girls are dressed in someof rthe loveliest fashions to hit the Goderich scene in a few, years, the picture is even better. Lee McCallum (left), wears a white pant suit with a smart gold trim; Shelagh Sully shows a smart blue creation;trimred with the sparkle that is so good this season; Shirley Baechler models a little red and white party dress which caught the eye of almost everyone at the fashion show; Ruth Cunningham wears always -right black with gold braid trim; Lois McGill'steps out in a' powder blue party dress with a touch of blue fur at the neckline and hemline; and Lorraine Baechler wears a white and gold outfit with the smart drop -waist and pleated skirt. All fashions were from Schaefer's Ladies•Wear. Labors of Love. That's what these items are which were ;for sale in the Geriatric Handicraft booth at the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital bazaar and tea. Linda Barlow is the salesladyand the •customer is Mrs. Ruth Cunningham. There was plenty of choice for anyone looking for Christmas gifts for children and friends. Mrs. Richard Stothers (left) and Mrs.. Lorne Liars, bath of Dungannon, attended the bazaar and tea at the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital last Wednesday and did some shopping at one of the booths set up in the spacious auditorium. Tending the booth where the merchandise was allhandmadeMr byV the Industrial Therapy department at the hospital, are F=red Salter, craft Instructor, Gregg, nurse. :014r salir ry E w �s .tt t4. ti4 P C T well atten� • The white coat trimmed with dark brown fur and smartly belted and buttoned is shown by Lois McGill. Lois' des were brown too, and the outfit was well received by the audience. t.4 )4i bfi This is Helen • McDaniels modelling a green ensemble at the fashion show last Wednesday. The jacket slipped off to reveal a very becoming dress underneath. -/M Mrs. Shirley Baechler swings into winter in the oewest of all rages, the maxi -coat. Worn here with a smart fur hat, a long colorful muffler and a pair of bright mitts, the maxi -coat looks warm and snug for the blustery days ahead. Incidentally, there area few maxi -coats on Goderich streets this winter but most of them are worn by the junior set. Don't be surprised if your young lady has one of these smart coats on her Christmas list! Industrial Therapy merchandise is coioduklntcigint'tivei----fuu-------- The Industrial Therapy department of Goderich Psychiatric Hospital, volunteers and the nursing staff combined their efforts last Wednesday afternoon to stage the third annual fashion show, bazaar and tea in the auditorium of the hospital. A good crowd of interested women attended both the afternoon and evening performances of the fashion show. Many of the guests stopped to shop at the well -stocked booths set up by the staff. There was a wide selection of everything in the line of plush toys, including some of the most personable frogs and turtles ever to hit the market. Puppets seemed to be big sellers too, as were Ghristmas stockings for the young fry. Decorations, arranged by the nursing' staff, were in keeping with the Christmas theme. Three huge decorated trees turned the stage into a Christmas fairyland. Lunch consisting of tea and cookies was taken with plenty of conversation in the pleasant atmosphere of the bazaar. Just outside the auditorium was a showing of some of the fine furniture refinishing done by the men in the woodworking department at the hospital. A complete dining room set had been sanded and refinished to a flowing soft satin lustre and a huge ornate chair, painstakingly sanded and refinished,' was on display with its newly upholstered seat and back. Mrs. D. J. Patterson, president of the volunteer association at the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital (left) and Mrs. Raymond Redmond, co-ordinator of services at the hospital, discuss some last minute details concerning the fashion show which was a part df the bazaar and tea last Wednesday afternoon at GPH. Mrs. Patterson also provided the commentary for the fashion show which drew a large crowd of interested women.