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No 183 : September 10, 1969

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Fashion notes

As part of the anniversary of their first year's trading celebrations, Gainsborough House staged a birthday fashion parade on August 20. Proceeds from the parade went to the Community Hall fund.

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Linda Bernstein makes a charming bride in this modern ribbon-lace gown.

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The ladies of Gainsborough House. They are Mesdames Marjorie Geard, Claire Dyer (proprietress) and Jean Macdonald.

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Sandra Shipp models a rose chiffon party dress with Juliet sleeves.

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A new style to the Gisborne fashion scene is the cat-suit. The one modelled by Peri McDonald is in tomato red crimplene.

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Also contributing to the success of Gainsborough House fashion parade were: Rab Neilson's, menswear; Juliette Millinery; McMillan's Shoe Store; Mr T. Lyle and staff, hairstyles; Tropicana, bouquets; Miss S. Armstrong (beauty consultant for Innoxa Cosmetics) on behalf of Bramwell's Pharmacy did the makeup; Floral Festival Committee, decorations and gourmet supper; and Waihirere Wines.

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Betty Smith and Don Maynard.

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Peter Grey, Christchurch, and Linda Bernstein. Peter designs and makes mod gear. (The cat-suit on page 33 was designed, by Peter).

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Evelyn Williams in a three-piece Crimplene trousuit in Mediterranean blue.

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Sandra Shipp and Don Waylen.

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Shelley Bain models a flame coloured Crimplene dress with a fun fur mini-coat.

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Garth Ritchie and Peri McDonald.

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