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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1971
Page
13
The renewed interest in individual glue-on lashes returns the craft from cinema history. Adrien Arpel's salons in Saks Fifth Avenue stores promote natural looking strips that can be tailored from casual to luxurious, with 40 to 75 lashes per eye requiring skilled application and time.
The Red Salt Box Antique Shop on Route 508 in Canaan Township showcases "trash and treasures" from a potbellied stove to hanging chairs. Owner Ann Skinner and husband Armour refurbish pieces for shows in Texas while preferring a small, cozy shop and frequent dealer visits over expansion.
Young people reshape homes and fashion with affordable, DIY decor. Letitia Baldrige, Burlington Industries consumer affairs director, cites salvaged furniture, plywood panels, bright colors, and hand crafted fabrics as growing trends. She notes budget minded couples should buy wisely, mix patterns, and visit museums and read to spark ideas. Baldrige previously served as social secretary in Rome and at the White House.
Shoppers can push for change this year as department stores and specialty shops heed consumer input from a California Mart fashion seminar. Experts urge one to one customer relations, lower prices, and targeted assortments while stressing individual taste and accessibility in attire.
In Mrs. Willany Korner’s West Elementary class, special mirrors let mildly retarded children observe teacher movements to imitate writing and speaking. The project, guided by Linda Bayr and William Garrison of Peabody College, uses plexiglass screens and a classroom store with plastic chips to reward progress and long-term goals.
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