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PHILADELPHIA DAILY HEWS WEDNESDAY, MAY tSfil 3 Lady Builder Knows Her Job Home with 'Woman's Touch' aaaaaaaaaaaaaaarawatawa, lawivaqwiiiui'a jwawvMnat Minniiiniii I '1 VJV- i ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.jfor herself (UPI). Most home Diuiaers ery detail. When she's not doing that, she is busy running her own household, which includes five children. say they put the touch' into their creations, wameu ia ouy' ner an Albuquerque firm really can lay claim to that statement.

All the homes built by the'have her own way. be- Cause they couldn't find the husband, Mel, was somewhat (dubious but decided to let her What he had forgotten was: that his wife's father was a builder and she knew the job as well as any man. Mrs. Jaschke doesn't just design the homes, though. She puts on her work clothes and tennis shoes and goes out to the building site each day.

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The brunette miniskirted miss also has gone a vast step farther in her She sews for others and also rents from her extensive Rothstein-made wardrobe. VnUas 12 Million Girls Take Up Needle 16-Year-Old Turns Sewing Hobby into Home Business By GAY PAULEY NEW YORK (UPI). Eve Rothstein, just turned 16. is one of the rapidly growing number of teens who sew their own wardrobes. The brunette miniskirted miss also has gone a vast step farther in her "hobby." ONE PHASE of the business she leaves to her husband, however the estimates and book-work.

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FOR COMPLETE, INFORMATION on these and Other properties TODAY'S, "Classified Section who sew, an estimate from a teen-age magazine study. Helping to boost the teen mar ket is the fact that sewing has become a regular part of most high school curricula. One pat tern company, for instance, works with 55,000 high schools. But Eve is self-taught, al though she got some tips from her mother who is a teacher in a special school and is photographer for the New Rochelle city government. Her father, Arthur, is director of photogra phy for "Look" magazine.

-WHEN SHE ADMIRED a wedding gown for one of those wardrobe dolls, she sat down and made it because she! FACTORY DIRECT at utfi mil answui sa rat REE lam nunrs aim ri ami Pf Ml hirimi an.Cuuiuut auuiu we uuiei. nci million garments per year. Du-Pont marketing executive Richard L. Hallet predicts a record $2 billion retail fabrics sales in 1969 alone. Miss Rothstein admitted anj "addiction for clothes" and said that when teen-aged friends admired what she was wearing, it wasn't long until she was renting from two well-filled closets.

Then she ran an ad in the local paper, and she was in business. She charges $3 to make a simple A-line skirt, $4 to $5 for culottes, $5 for a simple shift dress. AU customers fur nish their own materials. WHAT DID SHE THINK of the trend to see-through clothes, to the naked look? "Mother and I talked it over," she said, "and she prefers that don't wear them." METER PLAN NO MONEY DOWN ALSO AVAILABLE AUTOMATIC WASHERS Call MA 7-1370 I Llljji rJ THE EASY i WAY TO BUY Sewing now is profitable bust ness for this New Rochelle, N. daughter of photographers.

She sews for others and also; rents front her extensive Rothstein-made wardrobe. She also is a finalist in a national sew ing contest sponsored by a fab rics firm with a trip to Scandinavia or the value in scholar ship as reward for the winner. Her entry was a dress-pants-coat costume. "I WANT TO CO to Parsons (School of Design, New York City)," said the high school sophomore. "I hope to be a dress designer with a name, like Ann Fogarty." The Fogar-ty label sells in stores through- out the United States Miss Rothstein SKETCHES 'Follow Good Examples' Whenever we may witness Someone achieve success We learn through their examples How to avoict distress We profit by their methods And try to do the same As they who made the journey Across the bridge of fame We read about tfieir travels And almost always find A way to struggle forward With faith and peace of mind For we are all influenced By those who round us dwell And follow the ex amples That help us to excel And we pttempt great things because Of those who went before Through trial untold suffering UntU they made a score And so it always will be Good ex-amDles nave the way To a new and bright tomorrow That Is built mr yesterday ia Ana nt needle, scissors and macnine have been busy since.

Now she has a sewing room to herself, filled with cabinets of fabrics shop like, mad when there's a fabrics sale' and other equipment including a second hand machine she bought for $9.95. The room had belonged to her older sister (there are four Rothstein children), now at Parsons studying fashion illustration. When Miss Rothstein came by; to see us, she was wearing a navy and white houndstooth check suit with red overblouse and red lining. i It had cost her "about $10" to make, would have cost her $45 to $50 if she bad bought it in a store, she said. THAT DIFFERENCE between the ready-to-wear and the make-it-yoursclf school plus the fact that women have more leisure time are two major factors in the home sewing boom.

Assorted estimates put the munber of thome seamstresses of at 41 miuion, turning ioufc I I I II IH vmip iinur NO wBLiwaaalwH I i I It) YEAR GUARANTEE gainst searn xippw, air Vttnfs tt workmanship. Wa will ataka repairs of soma at no charg when prescntftd to aur factory for sorvtc. mmm.