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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-3-13, Page 14REPAIR THIS o I(,lN/11. I)U('t'MI-.NI IS IN VII I'OMN ('UN111 1 I()N Page 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1985 From petticoats to punk fashions HOLMESVILLE - The storm on March 5 may have thrown the organizers off schedule, but the large audiences were unable to tell when the show went off without a hitch the following afternoon and evening. The impressive Petticoats to Punk Fashion Show was held at the Goderich Township Community Centre on March 6. The show took the audience through the fashion scenes from 1835-1984 with clothing contributed to the show by area residents. What's to come in 1985 was presented by My Fair Lady and Campbell's Men's Wear of Clinton with the shoes donated by Wuerth's Shoes. The show was presented by the Playground Equipment Project Committee of Goderich Township as part of their ses- quicentennial celebrations. One of the many organizers, Carol Wam- ines, felt that the show was a great success. Approximately 250 people showed up to watch the afternoon show, with line-ups starting almost two hours before the show began. There were 300 people in attendance for the evening show. "Our husbands have put up with us for the last few days and the last six weeks," com- mented Mrs. Wammes on the work that the organizers put into the show. The fashion show opened by taking the au- dience into Mrs. Pollock's ( played by Betty Feagan) sitting room. The show's set, designed by Tim St. Louis of The Raintree, had Mrs. Pollock's room decorated with an- tiques. The theme of the show was Mrs. Pollock's dream about fashion over the years with commentator Phil Main Jr. describing fashions from 1835-1985 for all age groups. The fashions covered everything from casual wear to clothing worn at the grand ball. As a finale before the up and coming fashions, wedding gowns dating from 1913 to 1984 were modelled. The wedding gown contributors were: Marg Cole, 1913; Florence (Trewartha ) Cox, 1917; Marie (Bodaly) Clark, 1929; Mrs. (Cardiff) Davidson, 1937; Kay (Cameron) Lockert, 1939; Estelle (Cox) Wise, 1952; Lynda ( Peirson) Steenstra, 1978; Eleana (Razza I Morgan, 1980; bridesmaid dress, AnilVanDerHaar, 1980; Dawn Parks and Elean Blair, 1984. Mod g fashions from 1835-1984 were Karen Bird, Eleanor Blair, Kirn DePutter, Rate., v4'.%—an, Nara,—�'1e<,^1 tJaryl,A Dave eat t Hemingway, lnny Fart, ,iayne McClinchey, Brad Morgan, Dawn Parks, Suzanne McElwain, Alice Porter, Della Rodges, Kim Rathwell, Lynda Steenstra, Phyllis Thompson, Mary Ellen VanAaken, Sally Walker, Joanne Wammes and Elly Vandenberg. Models for the 1985 fashions were Paula Leveille, Linda Meade, Sandy Hayter, Per- cy MacDonald, Florence Miller, Sheila Richardson, Pat Higgins, and Brad Morgan. Kim Rathwell, Mary Ann VanAaken and Nhan Tran provided the "punk" look. Wedding gowns from 1913-1984 were highlighted during, the fashion show on March 6. The gowns were donated to the show by local contributors. ( Anne Narejko photo) No fashion show would be complete in 1985 without the "punk" look. Kim Rathwell, Mary Ann VanAaken and Nhan Tran gave the audience at the Goderich Township Community Centre a look at what their generation is wearing: The show, Petticoats to Punk, was presented by the Playground Equipment Project Committee of Goderich Township. • (Anne Narejko photo) OPTOMETRY R.W. 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(,I{;XEIL tI, STORE �rAIZNA, O131TAE{JI) 11.82-9161 To Anjannette Carter Clinton Emily Parr Clinton David Hiltz Clinton James Rhynard ciinton Jeff Lobb ciinton Kimberley Farquhar Andrew Ball Clinton Kimberly Atkinson Clinton Colleen McAdam Holmesville Kelly Lynn Renner Sioux Lookout Lindsey Bartliff Clinton Robbie Crich Goderich Jason McAsh Varna Jeffrey Oestreicher Walkerton Robbie MacAulay Clinton Michael Kaastra Clinton Shannon Duher Londesboro Teresa Wammes R.R. No. 1 Clinton Rick Cook Clinton Jeffrey Heipel Clinton Kevin MacKay Clinton Elmira On March 13 March 13 March 14 March 14 March 14 March 14 March 14 March 14 March 15 March 15 March 15 March 16 March 16 March 17 March 17 March 17 March 17 March 18 March 18 March 18 March 19 e*, • A PLACE FOR KIDS 1 . r St. Patrick's Day Riddles t What's green and flies" ,Super Fickle 2. What has green ears but can't hear" Corn :1 What did one evergreen tree say to another evergreen tree' 17n pining for you 4 What do you call h little .green man that's disappeared^ 1 lepregnrie 5 Why did the elephant paint its toenails green' It wanted to hide in a hunch of grapes. 6 What did the melon say when the green bean asked it to marry it" Sorry. I canteloupe 7 What did one plant say to another when they were arguing' Let's get to the root of (his rna1ter B flow does spinach ',neeze^ .spina ch000000 9 Why did the kid stay al the tahle to eat his vegetables' 16' wanted .some peas and (tole/ 10 What kind of salad should he eaten in the hasement•' ,Salad with celery 1n 11 11 What did one tree say th another' Leaf me alone 12 Why did the gardener go to the doctor' Ile had a planters wart. • 4