Winter Carnival, 1981 through 1990

1981 Ice Palace

1981 February 11 through 15 (Wednesday through Sunday): Gypsy

• Coronation: Archbishop: Jackie Kalinowski; Chamberlain: Howard Riley; King: Raymond LaRose; Queen: Carolyn McCormick; Prince: Chris Cooper (Paul Smiths College); Princess: Barbara Smith (North Country Community College)
• Rotary Show
• Parade
• Louis P. Fobare Award: Lions Club
• Ice Palace
• Fireworks
• Town Hall Players: "Gypsy"
• Innertube Derby
• Girls' Broom Hockey
• Hockey Tournament
• Kiddie Party and Parade
• Big Band Concert
• Firemen's Broom Hockey
• Children's Skating Races
• Woodsmen's Exhibition
• Torchlight Skiing
• Arctic Golf
• First carnival button designed by Garry Trudeau

[[File:1982 Float.jpg|right|thumb|Float redone. 1982 - Crew 7, |Camp AdirondackCamp Adirondack

1982 - February 10 through 14 (Wednesday through Sunday): Mardi Gras

• Coronation: Archbishop: Joseph Catalano; Chamberlain: Thomas Kalinowski; King: Father Peter A. Ward; Queen: Mildred Whitson; Prince: David Chapman (North Country Community College); Princess: Amy Sloan (Paul Smiths College)
• Rotary Show
• Parade
• Louis P. Fobare Award: Saranac Lake Fire Department
• Ice Palace
• Fireworks
• Town Hall Players: "Side by Side by Sondheim"
• Girls' Broom Hockey
• Hockey Tournament
• Children's Skating Races
• Cross-Country Ski Race
• Woodsmen's Exhibition
• Kiddie Parade and Party
• Firemen's Broom Hockey
• Innertube Race
• Ice Golf
• Rugby Game
• Torchlight Skiing
• White Stag Ski Race
• Snowshoe Race
• Royalty Reception

1983 - February 11, 12 & 13 (Friday through Sunday)

• Coronation: Archbishop: Barbara Merritt; Chamberlain: John Fogarty; King: Edward McCarthy; Queen: Mary Dicks; Prince: Peter Croese (Paul Smiths College); Princess: Diane Petro (North Country Community College)
• Rotary Show
• Parade
• Louis P. Fobare Award: Charles Keough
• Ice Palace
• Fireworks
• Hockey Matches
• Children's Skating Races
• Diver's Exhibition
• Cross-Country Ski Race
• Woodsmen's Exhibition
• Rugby
• Basketball Tournament
• Sno Ball (dance)
• White Stag Ski Race
• First Softball on Snowshoes
• Royalty Reception

1984 - February 10, 11 & 12 (Friday through Sunday)

1984 Ice Palace

1984 Ice Palace

• Coronation: Archbishop: Lorraine Schuler; Chamberlain: Duane Fisk; King: Robert MacIntire; Queen: Sheila Morgan; Prince Anthony Landis (North Country Community College); Princess: Mary Lou Zimmerman (Paul Smiths College)
• Rotary Show
• Parade
• Louis P. Fobare Award: American Management Association
• Trudeau Award: Sue Dyer
• Ice Palace
• Fireworks
• Firemen's Broom Hockey
• Pancake Breakfast
• Cross-Country Ski Race
• Woodsmen's Exhibition
• Student Dance
• Hockey Games
• Adult Dance
• White Stag Ski Race
• Snowshoe Race
• Slide Show
• Torchlight Skiing
• Royalty Reception

1985 - February 8, 9 & 10 (Friday through Sunday)

1985 Ice Palace Post Card, TCR 298

• Coronation and Royalty Reception: Archbishop: Caryn Nordstrom ;Chamberlain: Larry Ewald; King: Clarence McCormick; Queen: Kathleen Morgan Fobare;Prince: Matt Snyder (Paul Smiths College); Princess: Mary Beth Perras (North Country Community College);Marshal of Parade: Francis B. Trudeau, M.D.
• Rotary Show
• Parade
• Fireworks
• Louis P. Fobare Award: Trudeau Institute
• Ice Palace
• Trudeau Award: Garry Trudeau
• Hockey Tournament
• Firemen's Broom Hockey
• Pancake Breakfast
• Woodsmen's Exhibition
• Cross-Country Ski Race
• Student Dance
• Carnival Ball
• White Stag Ski Race
• Snowshoe Race
• Snowshoe Football
• Slide Show
• Torchlight Skiing

1986 - February 5 through 9 (Wednesday through Sunday): The Enchanted Village

1986 Ice Palace Post Card, TCR 298

• Coronation: Archbishop: Dale McGinnis; Chamberlain: James Hayden; King: Ronald B. Keough; Queen: Mildred Keough (first son/mother); Prince: John Derby (North Country Community College); Princess: Patricia O'Donnell (Paul Smiths College); Grand Marshal of Parade: Roger Tubby
• Rotary Show
• Parade
• Louis P. Fobare Award: American Management Association
• Trudeau Award: Don Duso
• Ice Palace
• Fireworks
• Torchlight Skiing
• Woodsmen's Exhibition
• Hockey Tournament
• Slide Show
• Firemen's Broom Hockey
• Children's Skating Races
• Innertube Race
• Kiddie party and Parade
• Pancake Breakfast
• Cross-Country Ski Race
• Ice Diving
• Royalty Reception
• Band Concert
• Snowshoe Race
• Snowshoe Softball
• White Stag Ski Race
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1987 - February 11 through 15 (Wednesday through Sunday): Cupid's Carnival

1987 Ice Palace Post Card, TCR 298

• Coronation: Royalty Reception: Archbishop: Cindy Jost; Chamberlain: George Tolhurst; King: Reginald Perras; Queen: Betty Sayles; Prince: Jeff Yorkey (North Country Community College); Princess: Bernadette M. Gioia (Paul Smiths College); Grand Marshal of Parade: Gould Hoyt
• Rotary Show
• Parade
• Louis P. Fobare Award: Niagara Mohawk Century Wagon
• Trudeau Award: Betty Dora
• Ice Palace
• Fireworks
• Band Concert
• Torchlight Skiing
• Sno Ball
• Firemen's Broom Hockey
• Innertube Race
• Pancake Breakfast
• Woodsmen's Exhibition
• Slide Show
• High School Dance
• Snowshoe Race
• Snowshoe Softball
• Kiddie Parade and Party
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1988 - February 10 through 14 (Wednesday through Sunday): Storyland

1988 Ice Palace Post Card, TCR 298

• Coronation and Royalty Reception; Archbishop: Tracy Santagate; Chamberlain: William Cluckey; King: Donald Duso; Queen: Ann Latour Fina; Prince: Clifford Dufraine, Jr; (Paul Smiths College); Princess: Kim LeClair (North Country Community College); Grand Marshal of Parade: John Delahant
• Rotary Show
• Parade
• Trudeau Award: Katee Morgan Fobare
• Ice Palace
• Fireworks
• Band Concert
• Kiddie Parade and Party
• Children’s Skating Races
• Firemen’s Broom Hockey
• Teen Dance
• Hockey Tournament
• Innertube Race
• Cross-Country Ski Race
• Figure Skating Show
• Torchlight Skiing
• Snowshoe Softball
• Slide Show
• Dance
• White Stag Ski Race

[[File:Charlie Keough.jpg|right|thumb|Charlie Keough as the 1989 |Winter CarnivalWinter Carnival King 1989 - February 8 through 12 (Wednesday through Sunday): Carnival Round-Up

• Coronation and Royalty Reception: Archbishop: Helen Robertson; Chamberlain: John Ward; King: Charles Keough; Queen: Margaret LaPointe; Prince: Jason Halaburda (North Country Community College); Princess: Colleen Robertston (Paul Smiths College); Grand Marshal of Parade: Barbara Chapin
• Rotary Show
• Trudeau Award: Keela & Jim Rogers
• Parade
• Ice Palace
• Fireworks
• Innertube Race
• Cross- Country Ski Race
• Children's Skating Race
• Snowshoe Softball
• Torchlight Skiing
• Firemen's Broom Hockey
• Kiddie Parade and Party
• Snowflake Volleyball
• Woodsmen's Exhibition
• Teen Dance
• Band Concert
• Ice Palace was 60 feet talk and 3,400 blocks of ice were used to make it

[[File:Prince and Princess.jpg|right|thumb|Princess Lisa Moody and Prince Tim Yuskaitiz. |Adirondack Daily EnterpriseAdirondack Daily Enterprise'', February 10, 1990

1990 - February 4 through 11 (Sunday through Sunday): Carnival of Commercials (Per William Madden III's suggestion Carnival was extended)

• Coronation: Chamberlain: Bruce Bullock; Archbishop: Phyllis Ellsworth; King: James Lamy; Queen: Barbara Merritt; Prince: Tim Yuskaitiz (Paul Smiths College); Princess: Lisa Moody (North Country Community College); Grand Marshal of Parade: John Raymond
• Rotary Show
• Trudeau Award: William Madden III
• Parade
• Ice Palace
• Fireworks
• Children's Skating Race, Slide Show (Mark Kurtz)
• Cross-Country-Ski Race
• Grand Marshal Reception (at the Adult Center)
• Royalty Dinner at Hotel Saranac
• Woodsmen's Exhibition
• Hockey Matches
• Dances
• Torchlight Skiing
• Firemen's Broom Hockey
• Innertube Race
• Band Concert
• Kiddie Parade and Party
• Pancake Breakfast
• Royalty Reception
• Figure Skating Show
• Teen Dance
• Snowshoe Race
• White Stag Downhill Ski Race
• Volleyball

 

 

 

Cover of the 1990 Winter Carnival brochure

1990 Winter Carnival schedule

1990 Winter Carnival Coronation

 

See also:

Winter Carnival, 1898 through 1920

Winter Carnival, 1921 through 1960

Winter Carnival, 1961 through 1980

Winter Carnival, 1991 through 2000

Winter Carnival, 2000 through 2010