Fashion consultant notes for Canadian centers in military chic
The piece promotes Dior and others endorsing a military look with epaulettes and double front details. It describes a red dress-parade vest with a black belt paired with a short Mack skirt, a step-down hemline, and winter suitability. It offers pants patterns, muslin fitting, and full instructions for hipriders and invisible seams, plus lace trim tips and finishing methods for refined garments.
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Dior
St. Laurent
Cardin
Fabiani
Reggie’s Ramblings Preview for a Bright New Year
In a brisk Year Ahead note the column laments delusions of happiness from wealth or relocation and urges inner contentment. It jokes about Scotsmen dominating jobs, Laurier Lapierre’s unions idea, and plugs lavish events at the St. Regis plus Bonspiel hockey tournaments and Pan Am Games reservations for the season.
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St. Regis
Electric Heat Proves Safe Clean and Versatile Home Comfort
The Moores of Plumas Manitoba switched to electric heat in October 1965 installing two heaters in the living room and one in each other room. Mrs. Moore says it keeps the house lovely and warm and Mr. Moore notes its even temperature and low cost. Across Manitoba many families report similar benefits as electricity offers room by room control, steady heat, and compact units with 100 percent efficiency and no annual servicing.
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Plumas
Manitoba
Fred Moore
Moores
Moore
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