Abstract: An attention-attracting unit comprising a head-mountable clasp which carries a light-weight D.C. motor with a small light-weight battery alongside it, the motor having an output shaft which is vertical when the clasp is on a wearer's head, and has connected to it a rod on the opposite ends of which large light-weight ornaments are attached, so that the rod, together with the ornaments, turns about the center of the shaft at a speed slow enough to permit the ornaments to be viewed as they rotate, without danger of harming either the person wearing the unit or any nearby persons or things, the unit being fully self-contained.

Abstract: A pair of handles for a shopping bag, each handle having a base and a bail molded of one-piece plastic construction, are disclosed. The opposite ends of the bail are integrally connected to the base in a manner so as to impart an aesthetically pleasing, generally flat appearance to the bag in the regions overlying the bail ends. The bail has a twisted hand grip portion having a smooth lower surface free of sharp edges to facilitate carrying the bag.