URSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1971,

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BS between-meal nibbling,

a "“iron-willed’*

Atleft is an evening dress and shawl in

white open-weave British lambswool:

cloth, decorated with drawn thread-- ~

work and fringing. Designed by Gillian’

= Manley of the Gloucestershire College —
of Art and Design. On the right is a .

GOIN’ TO TOWN WITH FASHT ON

_ dress in. British wool Swaledale cloth,
decorated with braid and bead em-
broidery. Waistcoat in Welsh tweed,
- with laced front. Designed by_ Fiona
Crabbe ofthe. Gloucestershire College ;
of Art and Peslen.

: Sensible diets should.

include lots of citrus ©

It seems that teenage girls”
are always on a diet of some
kind. The beginning of the school
year usually means: meeting
new friends, holiday parties and
a whirl of scoial activities. To
help her look her slim, at.
tractive best you'll want to
make sure she continues to eat
sensibly — and that means
avoiding those crash “star-

 ydtion" diet binges that could
; harm heaith and appearance.

One great way for her to
maintain a sensible’ diet is to
include plenty ‘of citrus. Teens
just love the taste of orange and
grapefruit sections, and they're

they're low in calories, high iri’ *

body-building. ‘gatural Vitamimers2: TBF

C;\ and contain .a_ sufficient

‘amount of natural sugar for

quick energy starts. Orange and

| grapefruit sections, because of
_their relatively high fluid

content give you a satisfied

& « feeling without actually filling

you up — so you're less apt to
succumb to the temptation of
the
downfall of more than one
weight-watcher,

You can pick ‘up chilled’

; orange and grapefruit sections

ae. inthe dairy department of your

. _ tnctuding air. condtloning

I: vite miles

m favorite food store or-use a

kitchen knife'to section out ‘the

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Electra has’ every option

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the perfect diet food because .

ea or ay

~AND ALL:

whole ruit yourself. To section °

the citrus, first ‘wash and dry
the fruit, Use a sharp. knife to

remove the rind and white skin .

over a bowl to save the juice.
Pare the citris ardund and
around so cells are exposed. Cut
into the membrane to loosen the
section. Remove each section
carefully. For’ school, just

- transfer the citrus sections toa

wide mouth vacuum bottle for
easy spooning out. Speaking of

SHADES OF 1930

' diminish

in storms

Government - hurricane
scientists feel reasonably

‘confident they can alter the —

fury Of. these destructive
storms: by seeding with silver
iodide, but not ‘confident

entugh to put the theory to —

more. than , experimental’

practice. This year’s:Project -

Stormfury watch, like those of
the last .i0 years, will con-

_centrate on uncovering more -

of the secrets of the storms.
If any seeding is done under

actual storm conditions, it wil]
be done only against those
hurricanes which are given
less than a 10 per cent chance
of being within 50 miles of
shore within 18 hours: after
seeding. That precaution tells

much about the uncertainty of .
‘ officials of the Natidnal

Oceanic and Atmospheric
’ Administration.

The main problem is that no
one can predict for certain
what course a seeded’ storm
may have taken had it not
been seeded. .How, then, to

"judge whether seeding does

the - destructive
power of. the storm? Officials
point to hurricane Celia,
which .caused nearly a half
billion dollars in damage in
1970. That storm- intensified 50
per cent in the 12 hours before

. it struck land. . .
“If we had seeded it,” ob-
served dne scientist, “and it
had intensified like that, we

:* never could have convinced

things. easy — — make a habit to.

include © a packet - or. two of
premoistened towelettes in your
daughter's lunchkit:. They're
great. for
refreshing before or after meals
when soap and water aren’t
handy. °

For added mealtime variety,
include ‘a vegetable melange.
Filla plastic bag’ with assoried
cherry tomatoes, celery sticks,
carrot strips. ,

F on scarves

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NEW YORK (AP) _ The fox

Scarfof the 1930s, complete with ,

‘dangling paws’ and tail, has

_ madea fashion comeback ‘inthe

collection of James Galanos;
Galanos ‘showed the. furs
Tuesday over the stroller. suit

which has a fingerliplength |
jacket. Fur also appeared on -

‘collars and ‘cuffs and one

elegant brown. coat had fur
sleeves, -

The California-based
designer appeared. undaunted
by reports that Yves Saint
Laurent, the French deigner, is

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HAVE BEEN: ‘REDUCED. ‘TO CLEAR:

seeniir TyNe

«back»

leaving the haute couture
business for ready-to-wear, .

Galanos presented a laree’

collection -of 170 pieces priced

from $695 to $2,000.

The’ °30s look . figures

prominently dn the evening

dresses’

Open 36. Mon, - Fri.

1967 Mustang.

2dr. HT., fully equipped:

1963 Ford

-eleaning and—

. BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY FOR THE.
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. .
: Terrace Animal Shelter — 4516 Haugland

Phone 635-1475.

people we didn’t cause it.”
~ Possibly they would have

~~ had trouble convincing even

themselves they. were not
responsible.

Big fish |

captures prize.

VANCOUVER (CP) — Walter
Lucy of Coquitlam, B.C,, landed
@ $25,000 fish Sunday.

The catch was a spring
salmon that weighed an even 34
pounds, making it the first-prize
winner in the fourth British
Columbia salmon derby.

Sharing the prize with Lucy is

his buddy, Ken Holland, also of -
. Coquitlam, whose boat they
- were using.

Holland was steering the boat

- Just off. Gibsons, north .of Van-;
“asbesu i paeecau yer a} the entrance. to Howe.
Sound, whemthe 34-pounder was
hooked.

Lucy was using a lucky Louie
plug with 30-pound test line and
wire leader. ..

' The second-place fisherman

‘was. Dutch Rohrer of Seattle,
with a 92- pound, 12-ounce -

spring. He wan a 17-Foot cruiser,”

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