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Show 1 1 I" "GAY GADGETS" Associated Newspapers WNU Features. By NANCY PEPPER EAR-ISISTIBLES TEENS HAVE GONE FOR EARRINGS EAR-RINGS IN A BIG WAY EVER SINCE , THE UP HAIR-DO HAS BROUGHT EARS OUT INTO THE OPEN. GONE ARE THE DAYS WHEN EARS WERE TO BE HEARD WITH AND NOT SEEN. HERE'S THE WAY THAT THE SLICKER CHICKS ARE TRIMMING THEM UP: BOWS FOR BEAUS Corny, but we couldn't help it. We're referring to those tiny velvet fipr jf rfbbon bows that sri-vfif tne Sals are wear- k (Q o ing in their ears- NA v They attach them Cfc)Jf to earring screws. J m ( PICTURE GAL- LERIES Those flat, rectangular plastic earrings in the dime store make a perfect spot for your OAO's photos. Clip the faces from small snapshots and paste on the earrings. ear-rings. Cover with colorless nail polish pol-ish to preserve them. NOODLE INITIALS On those popular mirror earrings (also from the dime store), paste your initials in alphabet noodles, one letter on each earring. Use colorless nail polish pol-ish as an adhesive. ON SCHEDULE YOUR LIFE IS SO CROWDED THESE DAYS THAT YOU'RE APT TO FORGET IMPORTANT THINGS LIKE THE NEXT BOB HOPE RADIO RA-DIO PROGRAM OR WHAT SWEAT ER YOU WORE YESTERDAY. PUT YOURSELF ON SCHEDULES LIKE THESE: ARE YOU LISTENIN Doesn't it make you simmer to hear the kids at school talking about a radio program pro-gram that you forgot to listen to the night before? It won't happen again if you keep a small calendar right on your radio table with a day-by-day listing of all the programs pro-grams you want to listen to. Make up your schedule every week from the radio listings in the Sunday newspapers. COMBINATION CHRONOLOGY You can make a limited wardrobe of "separates" seem like a big one if you vary the combinations every day, according to schedule. Get all your sweaters, jackets and skirts together to-gether now. List all the combinations combina-tions you can make with them; then list a different combination for each day in the week on a special fashion calendar. Be sure you follow it every ev-ery morning. NATIONAL CRISIS In Hollywood they're feudin' About the King of Sing. Some say it is Sinatra, And some are true to Ding. In school the gals are cliquing, They call each other names. Some are in a Sinatrance, While others go for Haymes. "Oh, what's this guy Sinatra got?" The boys cry. "lie's a ninny I We'll give our vote to Dinah, To Georgia and to Ginny" The country is divided What's all the shoot in' for? They're fighting to the finish . A SINATRA CIVIL WAR! |