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How'd You Like To Acquire The Attracting
Power Of A Mermaid? Here's Your Chance
Animal scents an the sea
Son's secrets for creating a
lotion.
Oil was the first of
JEPB), perfume and. ever
m in. intmhKttan writers.
editors and wearers have been
talking about why "it turns
HKmlci on. "
Now. for an added thrill,
there are two new and dif
ferent perfumes, equally laden
with the sensuality that warm,
animal oils impact. They are
Civet Oil Perfume and Amber
Kris (Ml Perfume.
Civet Oil Perfume is provoc
ative, yet with the cat-like sub
tlety that reveals Us source
the civet cat native to Abyssin
ia, an animal which for cen
turies provided exotic ingred
ients for perfume throughout
the empires of the East and
in the courts of Queen Anne
and Queen Elizabeth
Civet Oil's tantalizing scent
is tenacious enough tojend the
most potent of sensual signals.
Ambergris Oil Perfume is
equally provocative. A lump
of ambergris, produced by the
male sperm whale, has been
known to retain its scent for
centuries. Its fragrance is rem
iniscent of a mysterious com
bination of incense, wood, sea
weed and moss. Prized since
antiquity for the lasting velvet
iness it lends to fine perfume,
ambergris carries the sensu
ous power of a wave crashing
upon the shore.
Like the mysterious Lorelei,
ambergris has appealed to
men's passions for centuries
and now. in its modem form,
it provides the wearer with
the attracting power of a mer
maid. To create the scent sensation
of the season. Musk Oil Per
fume, does not require capture
of any of the elusive, Himala
yan musk deer that were the
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Riding the wave of popularity created by Jovan Musk Oil Per
fume are two new animal scents. Jovan Civet Oil Perfume has
an alert, young animal note, like the cat from which it origina
ted in ancient days. And Ambergris Oil Perfume is equally exotic,
recalling an essence prized for centuries for the lasting velveti
ness it lends to fine perfumes. Now in fine stores throughout the
country, Jovan's Musk, Civet and Ambergris Perfumes are dis
tinctively packaged, priced at SS per one-third ounce, and Just
waiting to arouse men's passions for the modern Ms.
original source of this special
animal oil.
Similarly, Civet Oil and Am
bergris Oil Perfumes are form
ulated, without killing any cats
or chasing any whales. Instead,
the molecular configuration of
these long-recognized aroma
tics has been synthesized to in
itiate an entirely new world
of scent. No cruelty to ani
mals is involved in making the
new perfumes.
. Jovan, of Chicago, has pro
duced and packaged these
three animal oil perfumes,
each in a distinctively colored
box, with a gold-capped falcon
holding one-third ounce of
each exotic fragrance. Priced
at $5, these new perfumes are
in fine drug and department
stores across the country now,
waiting to arouse men's ani
mal passions for the modern
Ms.
The A, B, C's Of Vegetables
Are you sure your family's
getting the A, B. C's of good
nutrition? Vitamins, of course,
are the answer and vegetables
are one of our best vitamin
sources. But all too often the
vegetables are left uneaten.
Add a little creativity to your
vegetable cookery, though, and
you'll have some family-pleas-ers
that provide good nutrition
as well. The potato, the most
versatile vegetable, is a perfect
example. It's good tasting and
good lor you served so many
different and delicious ways.
A medium size potato is only
about 9CUalories, too. good
news il there's a dieter in your
family.
Potatoes, carrots and cab
bage are a terrific A, B, C com
bination in Vitamo Vegetables.
You get high quality vitamin
A from carrots plus a helping
of B vitamins and 3 your re
commended daily allowance of
vitamin C from the potatoes.
The cabbage is also a good
source of vitamin C. Together
these vegetables also provide
significant amounts of iron and
other trace minerals.
Cooking the vegetables in
very little water is part of the
nutrition story it's the best
cooking method for conserving
all ihc vitamins and minerals.
"Almost-Real Butter Sauce''
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increasing calories.
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6 medium round potatoes,
unpeeled
6 medium carrots
Y2 head cabbage, coarsely
shredded (Chinese,
Savory or other)
Salt
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2 chicken bouillon cubes
1 y2 teaspoons butter
flavoring
1 y2 teaspoons lemon juice
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
1 green onion, chopped
In large heavy Dutch oven with tight-fitting lid, in one inch
water, cook potatoes and carrots, covered, 30 minutes or until
fork tender. Meanwhile, prepare a "steaming basket" so that
cabbage can steam without flavor transfer: with sharp knife,
cut about 10 slits in a piece of aluminum foil cut large enough
to cover potatoes and carrots. About 10 minutes before potatoes
and carrots are done, place foil tray over vegetables in Dutch
oven; add cabbage shreds. Cook until cabbage is tender-crisp
and potatoes and carrots are tender. ' T'
Remove vegetables with slotted spoon and arrange on serving
platter; sprinkle with salt and pepper; cover to keep warm. To
remaining liquid in Dutch oven, add enough water to make 1 j2
cups. Bring to a boil. Add bouillon cubes, stirring to dissolve.
Stir in remaining ingredients. Pour some of the hot "butter"
sauce over vegetables before serving. Pass remaining sauce in
a gravy boat.
Makes 6 servings.
-Miss Juior
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winners, Mrs. Charles George,
Mrs, George Bolden and Mrs.
James Brown by the Junior
Missionary sponsors of the
little todies. t'i '
"Little Miss Junior Mis
sionary," Sonia Valita George,
received a $50 War Bond and
Jamye Brown, second runner
up received a cash award. All
the other contestants received
Gift certificates in appreciation
of their fine efforts.
Other contestants included
little Misses Lynette Brooks,
Melanie Y. Ford, Bridget D.
Gary, Shelvette T. Herbin,
Apryle V. Lawson, Jewel L.
Marsh, Tarleashia M Mack,
Jacqueline R. Mayo and Shir
lene A. Taylor. Escorts for
the occasion were Robert J.
Lewis, Michael McMillon,
Dwight Whitted, Joseph Kelly .
Christopher March, Joseph
Strayhorne, Kenneth Wood
ward, Michael Cousin, Eric
McCaskill, Charles Wright,
Kelvin Mack, Kenneth Brown,
and Reginald Lyon.
Officers of the Junior
Missionaries are Miss Michelle
DeJarmon, president, Cheryl
Gilmer, vice president, Pamela
Stanback, Secretary and Ar
lette Woodward, Treasurer.
Other members are Misses
Angela Austin, Pamela; Blake,
Mavis Bolden, Tami Bolden,
Hope Brown, Sherrie Buie,
Patricia demons, Marcia
Hayes, Anise Hayes, Althea
Hill, Deborah Hunter, Karen
Moore and Tami Williams. Mrs.
Audrey K. Edgerston is the
supervisor of the Junior Mis
sionaries. The Junior Ushers
served as ushers for the occasion.
Following the coronation,
a reception in honor of the
"Little Miss Junior Mis
sionary" and her court, other
contestants, parents, visitors,
and guests was held in the
Fellowship Room.
The Junior Missionaries of
St. Joseph wish to thank their
many friends for helping them
make this activity such a great
success.
EGGSTRAVAGANZA!
NEW YORK f EDI Need a nrettv centerpiece for your Easter table? An Easter Egg Tree
is an easv-to-make table brightener. The Tree tradition was first started by the Pennsylvania
Dutch, who displayed their prettiest eggs for Paas Day, their word for Easter.
paper . . . cut them out and
glue to the egg. Use a pipe
cleaner for feet and legs, and
glue to shell base.
To complete, secure branch
in bowl or vase, using model
ing clay. Surround your crea
tion with colorful rocks and
pebbles. Hang baskets at
spaced intervals on branches
aiv.l nestle bluebird near the
edge of the bowl. Have a hap
py Paas Day!
A FAMILY AFFAIR. Eggshell, rickrack, flowers and ribbon
that'll what makes a memorable EaKter centerpiece. And if you
wie cold-water dyes, the children can be egg-coloring artists.
All you need is a sturdy little
branch f ram a tree or shrub . . .
florist's or modeling clay .. , .
a pretty bowl . . . brightly col
ored eggshell baskets ... an
eggshell bluebird . . . and some
colorful rocks and pebbles.
Here's how:
TWlg half eggshells (left
over from breakfast or baking)
and let dry. To make the tgg
baskets, dye shells a variety
of spring colors. For the blue
bird, 4ft a hard-cooked or
blown eggshell a pretty blue.
Pip deeper color, try adding
legar
than called for in the directions
of your favorite dye kit. Let
the children try itf PAAS Eas
ter Egg Coloring Kits feature
cold water fizz tablets no
boiling water to burn little
fingers.
When your half -shells are
completely dry, glue with sewing-basket
decorations, leaving
a loop at the top to hang bas
kets on the branch. Slice off
the bottom of a gumdrop, and
insert tiny artificial or real
flowers inside. Secure the sticky
side to the eggshell bottom.
(No gumdrops? Use modeling
clay, and substitute fresh flow
ers if available. Just add a lit
tle water to the basket to keep
real blooms from wilting.)
For the bluebird, draw wings,
tail and head on construction
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this easy -to-make centerpiece
using blown eggs, a styrofoam
cone and artificial greenery,
For blown eggshells, pierce
both ends of the egg with a
sharp-pointed ice pick or
skewer and shake or blow the
contents of the egg into a bowl
Rinse the eggshell with cold
water and let dry completely.
Then elue the egga to the sty
i f .a in cone and fill in with
greenery.
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by 10 between two stores, a
person can expect his or her
food bill to differ by approxi
mately the same percentage in
those stores.
The PIRG survey does not
include any non-food items,
which account for about 15
of consumer spending in super
markets.
If a nyone is interested in
helping out with this project,
we would like your help. Call
the PIRG office anytime be
tween nine and five, at 684-
5795.
-Obstnras
Continued From Front Page
Ave. Saturday morning will
feature the annual meeting of
the Alumni with Atty. James
W. Smith of Louisburg, presi
dent, presiding. Kimberley
Hunt, NGCU Law School, ser
ves as Student-Alumni liason
chairman.
A Fashion Show for the
ladies and other interested com
munity citizens will be held at
2:00 pjn. in Alphonso Elder
Student Union. NCCU Law
Wives and students will serve
as models.
The Awards Ba nquet for
alumni students and guests will
be held at 7:30 p.m. in the
University Cafeteria. An Awards
Ball at Durham Hotel will close
the observance.
Other members of the Law
Day Committee in addition to
Miss Richardson Academic Af
fairs: Miss Marilyn McDonald,
Paris Favors and John Edmonds
Social Affairs: Misses Thamas-
ine Moore, and Patricia Henry
and Melv in Palmer, Reporter:
Paul Jones.
Faculty advisor for the Stu
dent Bar Association is Harold
Washington.
Monthly Law Day Activi
ties have included Seminars
in November which spoke to
Police and Community Rela
tions, January, Prison Problems
Workshop and in February,
Land-Lord-Te nant and Housing.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend the various
meetings. 'j
Easter Vacation
Pupils in the Durham city
and county, school systems will
begin their Easter vacations
after classes Wednesday.
Classes will resume en
Wednesday, April a ,
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your creative know-how and en
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Young people like rooms that
are meant for them. The first
rule is not to go overboard in
trying to match a child's room
too closely to his age. Children
grow up fast and if you use care
in the basic colors, furniture and
design treatments for their
rooms, you'll avoid a year-by-year
redbebratiion problem.
. Simplicity, boldness and plenty
of space are keynotes for chil
dren's rooms. And don't spare
the color children love it and
it doesn't show the dirt.
For space considerations,
matching or modular units are
practical and usually fit around
the wall, leaving plenty of floor
space for playing. Mix and
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usually less expensive. Buying a
unit at a time allows the room
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Sperry and Hutchinson interior
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Lea's "Lemon Tree" collec
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and lime trim, offers simple
and durable pieces that have a
special appeal for big and little
girls alike. You can begin with
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and work up to a complete bed
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little lady dreaming about "Alice
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Linens, window treatments
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of child-pleasing patterns from
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and stripes forever. Buy some
extra sheets and stitch matching
curtains and pillow covers to
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A child's room is an escape.
It should be a place in which to
live, work, play and grow. And
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urith rnnltnnts hnrheaues and
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lights or spotlights. You don't
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