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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1972
Page
3
New York fashion week unveils a bold Oriental themed collection by Stanley Hagler featuring a crowning cran ium head-dress with rabbit-ear brass accents, multicolor braids, lacquered bamboo, and a Venicelon wig by Anthony Antoniou. Also shown are a dragon lady pendant, lantern earrings, carved jade and coral jewelry, plus a bamboo Peking coolie hat for floor length braids.
A new electro optical reading system helps visually impaired people read and write again. Priced from 795 dollars, it uses a Rand Corp developed concept funded by HEW and connects to a TV set with magnification, lighting, and a scanning table.
Dr Joyce Brothers counsels a 26 year old identical twin pair facing baldness. She notes twins may gradually pursue separate styles and advises trying a reversible toupee to express individuality while preserving their bond. She cites heredity in baldness and growing acceptance of artificial hair.
In Edmundston New Brunswick the Maliseet harvest fiddleheads or masesiul as a national vegetable bathing the palate of six pates a buckwheat pancake meat pie and plagues. The dish combines chicken pork and beef or game with potatoes onions and spices baked in pastry until tender serving eight.
Dear Mrs. Schraub advises handling white lies with wisdom and restraint, teaching children to tell truth when speaking while choosing not to reveal everything. The second letter supports announcing test types to help students study effectively and prepares them for the format.
New York designers popularized feather accessories last year and now youths use tiny swinging feather beads. Jewelers make bead work with speckled chicken feathers, noted as the prettiest option, though concerns rise over using songbird plumes and the look pairs with bluejean fashion.
Sears Midway hosts its third Mini Bridal Show on Saturday January 15 with two showings at 1 and 3 p.m. in the Better Dress Department featuring Spring and Summer gowns. Also announced are Sears Teen Charm and Discovery Course for girls 11 to 18 starting January 22, cost 15 dollars, plus a five week Re-Discover program for women 18 to 80 starting February 13, cost 75 dollars.
The feature notes spring silhouettes with dresses and jackets in printed jersey and dusty tones. It highlights sweetheart necklines, squared shoulders, and puff sleeves, plus unconstructed wool jersey suits with slim V-neck jackets and back ties. Also previewed are tie-back smock tops, pastel prints, flat yokes, box pleats, and outfits pairing tops with pants.
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