ICE BREAKER FASHIONS TO BE FEATURED AT SATURDAY STYLE SHOW
Ice Breaker Fashions will be
features at this Saturday's style
show with the future 1952 Miss
Fairbanks, Miss Golden Heart
City and their court of eight
princesses as models.
The 10 candidates for the two
titles will model clothing at the
Fairbanks Community Recreation
/"Veague style show at 12:30 p.m..
Saturday, at Traveler’s Inn. Mrs.
James (Sally* Murphy, style show
chairman, and Mrs. William (Gen
eva) Emmal, league chairman, have
announced numerous special plans
lor the guests at one of the most
exciting of the preliminary events
of the 1962 Winter Carnival.
“One of the most unusual fea
tures of the decorations will be a
symbolic break-up. A six-foot long
river will break-up sometime dur
ing the afternoon luncheon and
show. Planning the break-up and
other decorations are Mmes. Fred
(Jackie) Smith, Gil (Billie) Innes
and Paul (Dolly) Riewe." Mrs. Mur
phy announced.
Saturday's luncheon-style show
menu will be “a beauty treat,” ac
centing a Hawaiian theme and ham
loaf. After luncheon is served, the
bevy of beauty contestants W’ill
immediately start showing the “Ice
Breaker Fashions.”
* Miss Alaska
Miss Alaska of 1961. Judy On
stad. will model a special ensemble
for spring from Monty's Depart
ment Store. One of the attending
guests will receive this ensemble
as a gift, awarded by special ticket.
The five shops displaying “Ice
Breaker Fashions” promise styles
and clothing appropriate for a va
Jack (Margaret) Lloyd, consultant
riety of activities and events. Mrs. 1
on fashions and not a Community
Recreation League member, will be
commentator for the show of fash
ions from Zella’s, Lucille's, North
ern Commercial Co., Gordon’s, and
the Fashionette.
Musical accompaniment will ac
cent the models’ beauty. It will be
played on the organ by Grant Chap
man, well-known local musician.
Mrs. Arnold (Jane) Griese, another
non-league member and consultant
to the queen candidates, is serving
as model coordinator to the 10 beau
ties.
During intermission, Gil Martin
at the piano and Mrs. Marie Powell,
vocalist, will entertain. Also, during
the afternoon, six young high school
coeds will serve as naces. aiding
the league members. The coeds are
Misses Susan Innes, Diane Marlin,
Diana Casey. Jill Dunlap, Joan Rin
k!e and Clara Wood.
Tickets Available
Tickets for the “Ice Breaker Fash
ions” luncheon and style show are
$4.00. They are available from any
league member and at Dora’s House
of Style. Fairview Manor Beauty
Salon, Aladdin Beauty Shop, and
the Northward Beauty Salon.
Reservations can be picked up at
the door but must be telephoned
for in advance. Handling telephone
reservations are Mrs. Richard
(Marian) Strait, league treasurer;
Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Emmal. and Mrs.
Julian (Dorothy) Rice, coordinator
of activities for league-program
events for the queen candidates.
In announcing the “Ice Breaker
Fashions” event, the league mem
bers listed the following individu
als and firms who donated “so
generously” to last Saturday’s suc
cessful ‘‘Queens' Music-Go-Round”
at the Elks Club:
Emblem Club No. 109; Alaska
Floral & Gift Shop; Elks Club; Doug
Barrette, Universal Services; Check
er Cab, Ed Brown; Mrs. Ruth Mon
roe, 26th St. Market; Palmer John
son; Duane Pollock, Arctic Studio;
Piggly Wiggly.
Local 431, American Federation
of Musicians; Aaron Stansberry;
Tony Martini Group; The Four
Counts; The Adventurers; Kittens;
Starliters Combo, Eielson AFB:
Mrs. Peggy Goldizen; Mrs. Warren
(Bea) Steen, and the numerous
others who spent hours and days in
preparation for the activity.
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