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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
5
A fashion columnist notes a shift to younger trends after a viewer reaction. She recalls how styling concerns have evolved from her youth to today and jokes about “hot pants” while admitting her legs are unfit for such styles. The piece reflects intergenerational fashion contrast in a light personal tone.
A playful essay blends memories of childhood bike crashes with New York Couture Business Council fall preview. The writer recalls sidewalk versus street riding and a comical collision, then shifts to fashion trends featuring layered separates, colorful patterns, and new lightweight sweaters with argyles and jacquards.
Ribs, tucking and lively geometric patterns define the new sweater story. Short shrink sweaters with cap sleeves stack over long sleeve turtlenecks or knit shirts, while sweater sets pair knit tops with skirts or hotpants. Apron skirts, jumpers, pleats, gores, and skater styles appear. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.
Mrs Constance Budai will be feted by her parents Mr and Mrs Regis Arnold at an open reception in the CIO Union Social Hall at the corner of E Washington and Sutton Streets at 6 p m on June 25. A Geneva College graduate with a BS in music education she will begin graduate studies at Youngstown University in September.
Anthony Laurenza Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Laurenza Sr. will be honored at a Sunday open house from 7 30 to 10 p m at the United Auto Workers Hall on Taylor Street. He is a New Castle High School graduate. EARS comforts. Dial 658 5529.
Mrs Anthony Testa was entertained at a Wallace Avenue shower with pink and blue decor and a cake featuring a stork and booties. Attendees included former Troutman’s coworkers and the honoree’s mother and mother-in-law Mrs Camillo DeVincentis and Mrs Joseph Testa. A picnic buffet followed games with Miss Ann Cochran and Miss Kathy Biondi aiding. Miss Linda Bullano won the door prize.
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