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/ ^ fc* \ Nivens I V rjJ^^FySm \fJmmmm*? - ***> ~~^^?*FLl ~" Herring Chronicle Camei Miss At By AUDREY L. WILLIAMS . Chronicle Stall Writer The Chronicle polled citizens and asked their reaction to the re - - -< " wcni resignation 01 ' vanessa Williams, the -first black woman ever to hold the Miss America title, after Penthouse magazine published nude photos of her in explicit poses with women. Jeff Nivens, cashier: "They (pageant officials) shouldn't have asked her to resign. She did that a year ago. Because she's black she didn't think she was going to win the title, but then again she was "- wrong too." Timothy Met I wain, Hanes Hoisery employee: "She had her chance at the title but she just blew it. 1 feel sorry for her but she had a chance and she didn't capitalize on it. What she did is going to hurt her." Willie Herring Jr., Urban A rt.s Council employee: "I really think Vanessa Williams is being used by Penthouse I don't think they should've published the pictures when they did and 1 think it's deplorable that people are perpetuating what happened by buying the magazine." Sarah Sherri/l, Social Services chore provider: 44In my own words, they really don't want to see blacks accomplish anything. Better living Color for I By JOANNE FALLS Home Economics Extension Agent Fashionable fall clothes for 1984 can be spelled out in colors of deep, rich tones mixed with bold, bright accents in the form of eye-catching accessories. Wnrkin&women can take pride comforthhlc.^ ~~ feminine,- -smart fash-ions- -that ? take the wearer to work, to meetings, and | on into the dinner hour feeling ap- I propriately dressed and at ME -r-i ease, i nc ncn palette of colors, comparable to that ag- ^ftySr of the Falls mid-1930's, are both flattering and versatile. The rich look is not limited to just color, but to full styling and sumptuous textures. Fabric mills have recently developed new methods for creating winter materials that are nubby or smooth and fluid. . pl: : ~1?. ..it U onimmcr nig wuun iui.uu v?un rayon and ultrasoft mohair are also hits this season. Perhaps the most practical of these are the machine washable' wools and wool blends. They offer sophisticated designs and prints in dresses and sweaters plus the easy care convenience of machine washing and drying. f ' % Sherrill ? h u ^1 I llBk *->WKHMHm ^oi^fcr^ . '^PSiS : |MM|Mfcfrp.-'; ^ ' itiljBi ^k <p ?. Jr v'^B ' PP N^'i- :i^[i I i>-: * Mcllwain ra nerica? ?j To me, it was just a set up." Lewis Owens, high school 4 teacher: "I think she did what she had to do as far as giving up her crown is concerned. I don't think 9 Penthouse had the right to 1 - publish the pictures."? 1 Ivee Greer, student at West Porsvth High: "I think it's pretty bad that the pictures were I published now. 1 think she got a I pretty bad deal." 1 Gloria Price, secretary/H'SSU student: "I think Vanessa Williams did right by giving up her crown. She did well as Miss America th'dfigh." lrvin Hines, professional boxer/painter: "The officials of the pagaent did what they had to do. If they hadn't, they wouldn't have upheld the pagaentY moral values. It was unfortunate that she did what she did to progress. It just goes to show that some people aren't getting the proper guidance." Alice McNeill, nurses' assistant: "She did it for the money. I don't think she is a lesbian like that article said in the paper the other day. I think it was unfair that the photographer sold the pictures to Penthouse. He was making money off her. The whole thing was a big bad accident." the fall The nubby look focuses on tweeds of all sorts with houndstooih, plaids and checks as classic alternatives. Raw silks offer a nubby look for day and evening sweaters. Variations of the.se._ basic textures are mimerous;-Shiny:threads are terwoven with bulky yarn. l i i i _ j - . _ j v.iiclks anu piaias are pnniea on wool challis or silk jacquard, or I woven with brushed wools. The V rustic look becomes elegant when n soft, warm colors are combined [I with classic earth tones. | The color emphasis this year is no longer one of dark, somber solids. Instead, mixed tones are taking over. Subtle multicolor variations are apparent in all textures. Clean prints are returning, Browns ahd neutrals are becoming the basics. Blacks and greys are important, but are softened by pastels anH r 11 Vi lOM'ol fnnoc ui iu i i i i jvvi h Accent colors will include intense brights like fuchsia, electric I blue, and the newest -- russet I orange. Khakis throw a greenish I cast. Dark, smokey shades offset pastels. Inky blue, grape, grey and reddish brown are all important. Pale, whitened colors, like winter white and seafoam green, are a fresh trend. Prints are neat and classic as V Please see page B12 \??? X' 0900 " ZEZ i i 0900 h m I W SEVERAL VARIETIES BANQUET BUFFET l|SUPPERS,?13< I PET RITZ LEMON, CHOCOLATE I OR COCONUT CREAM HPIES 59< | mm (thompson white seedless GRAPES ,79< tender fresh [broccoli.?69? Wmmm FLAVOPKH jungle jmtfsjw3t2e37!i fcl^juice_ ^j IMTN. DEW, DR. PEPPER, 7 UP, ^ AMD REO. OR DIET A O PEPSI ax $149 MTN. DEW, DIET PEPSI FREE, PEPSI FREE, AND REG. OR DIET ^ PEPSI 99< IBfHillBPPPliiPPPP * A .11 M M ? I i'l | , V S m J v I ?Is W Ilk ^w A ^ ^ A. w W a I ?f I Ps ! ./ r The Chronic VTJ lac^/t f E GLADLY \ mTn ^ QUANTITY \1 I RIGHTS RESERVED^BMHIMI SHOWBOAT _ I BEAI ? I TETLEV FAMI ^ | BAU THIS AD GOOD JGUST 4,1987 HUNT'S TOMA m iketc my I DEL MONTE SE ^ 1ra'si 9 V%Tt | ^RATI^lacioI |WjSs? 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