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_ this summer In Terrace. Our model is again
Leona Nichol who Is seen here wearing a.
black and white stripe sundress with floral —

_ border for keeping cool and crisp on those

_ hot days. Dress by Marcitta, fabric of.
polyester: and rayon. Courtesy Star Ap-
parel. For.more fashion with Leona see |
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By Lindo Purschke

* During the last decade, several thousands of gallons of
ink and four large foreats have been spent by the ‘print
‘media to discuss the issues which concern the rights of _
women. For the most part, I believe such discussion is .
valuable, After all, I do not know many women born with a.
+ genetic predisposition to serving coffee or whose firat words
‘were “Honey, can I get you your slippers and your pipe?”
- Yet, to paraphrase, to be equal does not mean to be the
* game,.and just ag-men have been known to forsake
discussions of nuclear warfare. to. watch Monday Night .
Football the occasional woman has let her consciousness-
raising lapse long enough to read “How to Lose Ten Pounds
in Seven Days” from cover fo cover. oe,
_ Happily enough,—magazines geared to ‘worfien ‘have
managed to squeeze in a certain amont of trivia in between
articles ‘entitled “Build-Your Own Log Cabin - the Easy
Way” or “Winning through Intimidation - Witty Comebacks
| to a Sexist Boss”. I have been fortunate enough to come
; across borne Of these gems. of wisdom, presented in al]
seriousness, from recent: issues of ‘popular womens’
Magazines, 5 :

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(across breasts), you have too much fat in the abdomen.
_, CYogue) — we “

_And a new diet:_In Sweden, five obese women recently
Actually, the balloons weren't chewed up and gulped down,
but inserted by catheter-via the nose ‘into the women’s

float freely as artifical bezoars, a bezoar being a hairballl or
. |.foodball that takes up space-in the digestive track.. The

fort, took up so. much space in the stoinach that the women
felt leas hungry and ate less food. (Health).
“The problems of being ‘awoman yestérday: “There are
certain rules,” James H.R. Cromwell said, “which a young
‘woman must follow if she’s going to marry a rich older
"man," ‘He was referring to a former sister-in-law, a one-
time show girl; who married his brother-in-law, Horace

@ Brian. Kortmeyer:.
m. (right) owner of the’
; Ferrace’: A&W.

awards from the head:

‘ of the consistently | —

_ food quality, service,

This Is the third and final part of our-serles _
by Linda Purschke on what Is fashionabi_Simel_ Whelah Whine

==ei~toria weighed in at seven

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On, when to consider a diet: -Fat test - If your cir- °
cilmference at the navel exceeds your chest measurement —

' _ swallowed balloons in an effort to conquer thelr appetites...
stomachs, Oncein place, theballoons wereitflatedandleftto- .

*. halloons, which were easy to insert and caused no discom- - -

getting’. a” -"goo
‘ebllection -of ‘merit:

company. -.:. Here”
Wayne Horne,
franchise services.
representative;-:
‘presents this year’s.
award In recognition

high standards of

‘cleanliness: and ap-
pearance maintained
during the past year.”
It's enough to make a
modest root bear~
grin

To Lyle and Heather
Milter of Terrace a “boy,
Keenan Lyle Eli, on April. —
21, : Keenan. weighed 4
pounds,- at birth, . The.
grandparents are Emil and

Midney of Terrace. on

- To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
‘Billingsley, a, girl, Jennifer

Lynn on May 6," Jennifer
- weighed five pounds -14 "

ounces at birth.

To Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Martin, a female, Victoria,
_ Jeannie on April:25. Vic: |

bownis; Six ounces, 60
A a ren y
“Po Mir, and Mrs, Charles
Legros, a six’ pound four -

oie ‘boy, Kelly Erakin — os

‘Elmer on April 25.

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Summer ‘82.

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" Dodge... ‘She knew. Horace was rich,” said Mr. Cromwell:

particularily attractive, If she had followed the rulea, it,
* gould have worked out very, well, but-ahe didn't.”’ As the -
- wife of August Belmont, Eleanor Robson seemed to come to"

terms with the rules of her new life intuitively. “A private

railroad car,” she wrote, “'

- fakes to it immediately.” (Vogue)

.... And the problems of being-a womain toda

~ million ; hers to give away. (Vogue) ”

today: What has happened to manners? . People; it seems,

-lovers...A8 one expert points out, good ners - the ones .

~ parcels, hold her baby. Send flowers. Write thank-you .
__ Rotes. Take a botile of wine - ora pineapple - to a dinner:
_wouldn't you be delighted? (Flare) -

everyday: If your hair were aperson; would you ever ina

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we,

“And she also knew that he was. an alcoholic, and not -

is not an acquired taste, One |”
/ys Brooke Astor «|
_ jaa very happy Womaiiard why inot? The third wife of].
'_. Vincent Astor; heir to one of the great American.fortunes, - [
"dhe inherited: from ‘him in. 1969 full responbibility for the .
Vincent Astor Foundation: $70 million, give‘or take a few
‘The probletis of puttidg up. wlth’ ill-mannered.slobs
only behave politely these days toward theif bouses, cats or - - |

_we should exercise as falthfully ag our fnugéles {are based . |.
- ‘on kindness,. Hoist a stranger’s suitcase, carry someone’s |

“And a lasts word on- putting up with’ l-manned. hair“

"> million yearg let it torture yg the way It does?! (McCall's) - ..

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