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O trgARR THURSPAY, JULY 23,197U
Al Stitch In Time
. 'By Gil Rumrednio
under • the pattern,, and spread
? the pattern the right • amount,
and pin. , Keep the grain line
straight. If the grain line shown
is short, lengthen it to beyond
your cut..„ ,� fi ,
To shorten, fold the pattern
on the shortening line, and pin
in a tuck- 2 of the desired
adjustment.
To adjust for a full bust with
a shoulder dart, draw a line from
the centre of the waistline dart,
to' the fullest part 'of the bust,
then another from the shoulder
to the fullest part, Now draw a
horizontal line across the fullest
part of the J: usI . Slash the
pattern on these lines, pin the
The time has come to try on
the tissue pattern. You'll find
this fits differently from the
fabric, but it will prove that the
adjustments you have noted, are
needed, and also give you one
more chance to see if you..like
the style.
Remember. in all fitting, to
wear a good foundation
garment, and the lingerie you
usually wear, Idso shoes with the'
right heel height.
Trim ' the pattern margins
-from the - arm hole and neckline
seams. Pin in darts, tuclis and
ease allowance. Pin ,shoulder,
side and inside seams by placing.
pattern pieces • wrong side
together. Place the pins parallel
to the, seam line. Pin skirt to
bodice.
Try on pattern on right side
of your figure. If shoulder pads
or shapes are to be used,' place
them inside the pattern. -
Check tfie fit. The pattern will
have an extended seam
allowance, sooit,will seem smaller
than in the finished;gazment.
If you ",:needy x lengthen or
widen a pattern piece, use tissue
paper. Make the tissue'1 inch
wider than the adjustment, so it.
will overlap the pattern '/z inch
each side.
Pin' the pattern to the tissue,
with the pins parallel to the
adjustment. If you feel rou +`nay
use the -pattern again, it is a good
idea to machine baste after
pinning.
When reducing a pattern with
tucks. or darts, remember they
should be only half the amount
to be removed ,from • the
measurement.
When making pattern pieces"
wider or narrower, and only half
the pattern is given, , remember
to divide the adjustment by 4,
and make'/a.of the adjustment in °
the front piece and 1/4 in the
back._ , .
Always measure the pattern
again after making adjustments:
To lengthen a. pattern, cut
across the pattern on the
lengthening line. Place , tissue
Elmer's
itt
upper centre section to tissue
and -spread the<attern, using the
paint where the lines Intersect as
'a pivot. Add the full amount
needed on the horizontal line,
and half the amount on' the
vertical line. Pin the best into
position, keeping 'the grain line`
straight and the pattern flat:
To take up excess width, add
• a dart on the 'shoulder line. The
r dart should point to the fullest
part .of the bust. Increase the.
' underarm so front and back
bodice are of the same length.
Keep the waistline, darts the
same length, but increase the
width.
Family reunion
,The twelfth ann,u�al reunion of
the Finnigan family was held at
Springbank Park, London, July
12. , 4,.
Those coming from a the
greatest ' distance were Vera—
Patterson and Lorne McQuaid of
Summerberry, Saskatchewan. •
Oldest members present were
Frank Finnigan, London, 'and
Percy Finnigan, Weston and Mrs.
W. J. Finnigan, Zurich.
The results of -sports under
the direction of Ethel and Marg
Finnigan were: children 4 and •
under, Ray , Oke, Colleen
Mu ford Lisa *lows; children
- 3 -
• Egg relay, . W." -,J. Finnigarl,'s
team; shoe scramble,iy Mary and'
Doug. Mumford; button contest,
Ethel Finnigan; r guessing
v_term,ellon _weight; John
Finnigan:
The reunion will be held in
Goderich in 1971 with the
;executive includthg: President,
Harold Finnigan, London;
Secretary, Bee Oke, Dutton;
Reunion Committee, Roy and
Melba Finnigan ,an_d Gordon and
Elmira Finnigan, Goderich, and.
Alex and Lenna Finnigan,
Egmofidville:
mor ,
7 -and under, Mary Finnigan, Les STRAUGHAN
airoderick, . Roseann Sailows; FAMILY PICNIC
boys 12 - and u tdei W. J. ,.Rainy cool weather
Finnigan, Neil Finnigan Viicli ,1
Finnigan; boys 14 and 'Under,..
Brian Finnigan, N. J. Finnigan.
Senior wheelbarrow race, -W.
J. and Brian Finnigan, Neil, and
Marye Finnigan; Junior
wheelbarrow race, Billy and
Catherine Patterson, r Erin
Finnigan and Louise Oke.
r
Kieettes draw
winningnames.
,.
Winners of the Kinette's draw
on two quilts during Art Mart
weekend have been announced.
they are Mrs. G.. Frechatte,
the former Sylvia Powell of
'Goderich' now residing in St.
John's, Quebec, first prize;' and
E. Lampkin, 70 Centre Crescent;
London, second prize.
Kinettes. in charge of the .draw
report that approxicmatety $190
was raised for service work in
the town.
-Members of . the Kinette club
• also operated a lunch• booth on
The Square .during the big event.
Sumner Safety Contest No. 3 -:IRO
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tSi:m 61 -19th 3 cessita
da�� �.
-the' ti nsfer of the
family picnic from H
to the comfort of C
Fifty-three relative
local couple hone
Standards of gladioli and'
Shasta mums graced the chancel
of St. Peter's Roman Cathcolic
Church, Goderich, for the
wedding June 27 of Patrleia
Louise Healy,. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sarco Healy, Goderich,
and John Andrew Hodges, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Hodges,
also of Ggderich.
Rev. "Father Moynahn
officiated for the, double-nng
ceremony, Soloist Was Miss
Jo -Anne Healy, youngest: ;sister -
of the bride, who 'sang Qn This
Day, 0 Beautiful Mother and
Immaculate Mary.
The bride was escorted to the
altar,, by her father. She wore a
floor -length gown of -white silk
and linen Shantung. The „bodice
with empire' Waistline. was
accented by -.a, high round
neckline ; - trimmed with Swiss
guipure lace applique. Short,'
puffy sleeves were trimmed with
matchinglace_ ..agst,,the.: A-line'
skirt.
flowered headpiece held her veil
in place and she carried a`
cascade -bouquet of white shasta
mums, yellow sweetheart roses,
baby's breath and ivy.
Maid of honor was Miss Kerry
McLean, Clinton. Bridesmaids
were Miss Lynda Baechler, Miss
Sue Durnin, and 'Miss Theresa
Healy, sister of the bride, all of
Goderich.
They were gowned alike in
full-length mauve polyester satin
gowns .featuring- high round
necklines, short puff sleeves and
t t-4 eraIt ire -.waistlines ra.mme v2 •
ughan purple ribbon ° accented with
bour Park white daisies. Their headpieces
low Hall. were small' bows with long
streamers matching the trim on
Mr. and Mrs: ' Wm. Straughan .the ,dresses and they carried
from Minneapolis, Minn., Mr.' crescent, bouquets of white
i
Vi rom
and Mrs Bas '1 V f St
n • ' shasta r rums.
Louis,` Miehigan, and Mrs. Flowergirls were Cindy Dobie,
Clayton Robertson from Copper niece of the bride, Goderich, and
Cliff were warmly welcomed as' Michelle Hodges, sister of the
rarely, do they have the groom, also of Goderich.
opportunity to attend..,They wore dresses of white
President . B. , Straugan, polyester satin styled and
secretary=treasurer, MISS L. trimmed identically to ., the
Gerrie, lunch convener, Mrs. C. gowns worn .by the . senior
Ball, and e n tertainment ' attendants, matching headpieces
v convener B. Gerrie, executed the and they carried small white_
business and program. , - basketsof-white shasta mums.
Norman Ball was' the oldest Groomsman " was Raymond
man, and Mrs. Ella Bissett, the Allin. Auburn. Ushers were
oldest , lady, both being
presented with . remembrances.
Contest winners were Mrs. B..
`Straughan; .`:Mrs. B. d'i'ne, Mrs.
Olive Straughan, Mrs. C.
Robertson, Mrs. L..Hoy and Mrs.
William Straughan of
Minneapolis. Toys and suckers
were given to the children. ..+;
moon al
Niagara
MR.
MR. AND MRS. J.
Fisher, uncle of the groom,
Goderich, was Master of
ceremonies. •
3 The bride's mother received
her guests in a dress and coat
ensemble of imported European
diolen polyester knit in
three -toned =jacquard design,
.yellow .accessories. and ..a c4i'silg.
:f:•yeliowureaithelred �muins. �Tke.
groom's mother -assisted -her in a
dress and coat ensemble of petal
pink . Swiss shantung, white
accessories and a corsage of -
white .feathered, mums.
Following the wedding, the
newlyweds left on a honeymoon
trip to Niagara {Falls and other
M points. The bride travelled in a_
two-piece beige and brown dress,
brown accessories and a corsage
of yellow Carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodges will
• reside in, Goderich.
Prior to her marriage. the bride
was feted at showers given in her
_._honor b'y Lynda Baechler; Karen
and Brenna Hodges at the home
of Mrs. Andy Smith; Mrs." Earl '
Caldwell, 'aunt of the bride
T
Barry Pitblado, Jim Farrish and ' Blyth; and Mrs. Judy Vanstone
Robert Hodges, brother of the for the office staff at Alexandra
groom, all of Goderich. ' • .Marine and General Hospital.
Guests 'from ' °Willowd 1e,,w "_
Sarnia, Dublin, Clinton, Bl tli
.ani Goderich were present for
the wedding reception at
Saltford Valley, Hall. Elgin
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