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Show I "GAY GADGETS" Associated Newspaper WNV Features. By NANCY PEPPER WARM WEATHER WEAR Come on, now run, do not walk to your nearest teen department and store up on some summer super-duds super-duds with real super-do! It's getting get-ting too warm for your Easter suit: it's time to salt your Sloppy Joes away in moth balls. Yes, it's time to get out for fun in the sun. Two-Timers Be sure to try on those new sunback dresses with matching jackets. ' Walking down ( Main Street, you'll -j$Tf 'V" keep your jacket ST? fis) on; lolling in theiLf U Ci sun, you'll take it I H M off and be a Bare- NJ-A 3$ Young Black CJL-i Vl "Cool off in black JjCY 1 U cottons this sum- I Vy ' mer they're 1 6 (i Trim, Neat and A jvL ' Ter-rific! And they r look Swoonsome with your new coat of tan. Pedal Pushers Whether you call 'em "long shorts" or "short longs" they're yours this summer to wear with T shirts and midriff tops. Like olives, they're hard to get used to but once you learn to love them, they'll be your favorite summer sportsters. Wide Open Spaces You're certainly cer-tainly going to be an Un-Cover Girl for summer with all those midriff mid-riff fashions floating around the High School shop of your favorite store. JABBERWOCKY DAFFYXITIONS CRTJD A drip. You also call anything any-thing you don't like "cruddy." PRESSED PANTS Smooth boy. BUSTED VALENTINE A drip. LONELY HEARTS A Harpy Huddle or Hen Party. BAG STAG Ditto. CLICK CHICK A slick chick who's popular. CO-STARRING Going Steady. GLAD GAD Big Date. And, for the Teen Tongue Twister Twist-er of the week, try saying "RUBBER "RUB-BER BUGGY BUMPER" three times, fast. That's the last straw we need a new broom. |