Halston’s fall collection melds quiet elegance with casual ease
Halston presents a made to order fall line focused on understated luxury. Daywear leans knit cashmere pants suits and alpaca coats with relaxed belts while evening pieces use satin and chiffon with slim pants or caped jackets. The look stays simple yet luxurious with versatile reversible jackets and prominent use of gold lame and bubbled silhouettes.
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Coaldale Readymade Reunion for 1947 1953 Alumni
The Coaldale Readymade School District hosts a reunion for students and teachers from 1947 to 1953. Events start July 1 at 4 p.m. in the Coaldale arena with a potluck supper at 5:30 p.m. Attendees should bring their own plates and cutlery. coffee is provided. Contact Russ Fairhurst or Margaret Willis for details.
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How to Chop Wood Safely and Smartly
This piece warns that wood chopping is dangerous and requires instruction and proper gear. It advises choosing safe clothing and safety shoes with steel toes, goggles, and a hard hat, plus an open, clear area free of people. It lists tool types and proper uses, then cautions against misusing axes and mauls and ends with a book order offer.
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Consumer’s corner Cutting food costs
Mimi Sheraton offers budget dieting tips as food prices rise. She urges cooking skills, shopping research, not shopping hungry, avoiding impulse buys with children, comparing private label costs per pound, skipping convenience foods, and using coupons only for trusted substitutes.
Sewing goes metric as patterns shift in Canada
Moncton report notes July 1 changes for zippers fabric and pattern envelopes moving to metric. Sheila Hearn, fashion stylist, says sewers resist but must adjust by preparing conversion charts to compare imperial and metric measurements. The article also mentions historical note about George III era thievery and the death penalty for a shilling theft.
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Moncton
N.B
Sheila Hearn
Port Hawkesbury
N.S
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