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The next time you're But hold fast there, a
thirsty, sink your teeth into simple serving of "OJ" is
a juicy urange or sip a jusi me pori 01 cmoarRarefreshing
orange drink. tion on a voyage of sumIf
it hadn't been for Col- mertime refreshments,
umbus' introduction of Orange juice ties up well
orange trees to the western with a variety of ingredients
hemisphere- in the late- for new summertime drinks
1400's, today we might not fit for a captain's table,
be enjoying this delectable To help you chart a
^ fruit. Since then the orange course, here's some western
has taken root in the United hemisphere salutes to ColStates
and blossomed into umbus and his succulent
one of America's most cargo. For authentic New
popular fruits. But now's World navigation, mix tall
the time to play "explorer" glasses of "OJ" with
yourself and discover the Wi -ounce portions of an
summertime uses of the ail-American specialty,
thirst-quenching orange. Southern Comfort.* This
Plot a course into new unique distilled spirit was
warm weather refreshments created more than a century
by squeezing orange juice ago in old New Orleans. As
into all your summertime "sip" mates, the one-of-amenus.
Welcome aboard kind taste of Southern
tall glasses of orange juice Comfort and the fresh
instead of your usual sum- flavor of orange juice will
mer fare. rate an "aye, aye" with
Kids Can Microv
If your kids can read, cookbooks written
chances are they are ready specifically for kids. In adfor
their first microwave dition, many department
cooking lesson. And with stores, grocery stores and
summer vacation time here, cooking , school offer
microwave cooking lessons microwave cooking lessons
will also provide a new sum- for different age groups,
mer activity for your fami- Rest assured that the
ly. Start with the basic microwave oven is one oi
operation of the oven with the safer appliances in the
something a child would kitchen for kids to use
ft prepare, such as a sweet roll because it does not involve
or hot dog bun. If your an open fltfme or hii
child then is enthusiastic burner, such as conven
about learning more, check tional ranges do.
the library for microwave Build some confidence ir
Better Living
Some Basi
By JOANNE FALLS
Chronicle Columnist
Some shoppers cannot afford to buy high quality suits
but these basic facts should prove helpful to shoppers, 01
all financial levels, in getting better fitting suits for th
dollars they invest.
This is what NCSU Clothing Specialist Harriet Tul
terow says about the fit of aiman's suit in her bookie
"Basic Primer On Men's Suits."
"Etiis the most important elemenLin^creating a well
dressed image. Without a good fit, a man does not stan
a chance of looking 'carefully turned out
Your aim in buying a suit is to present a look c
Health Point
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By JANET PIERCE FR YE
UuKe Meaicai center
It's probably everyone's dream to get rid of buldges c
* unwanted fat.
But when diet and exercise fail, there has been little th
average person could do because of the expense an
hospitalization involved in plastic surgery.
But a new European technique that removes fat by su<
tion has changed that. The Duke University Medic;
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'range Juice \
landlubbers and old salts tradition, this Comfort I
alike. Orange Slushy can cool a
Ready to really 44heave summertime throat.
ho" into new waters ? then This taste sensation can
keep to the same course but be prepared ahead of time
appropriately hoist the ban- and ready for duty
ners of Columbus' Italian whenever you need some
forefathers and his Spanish thirst-aid14.
patrons by trying the This summer, remember
following recipes. For a Columbus and his gift of
treat that's like a cool dip in oranges for new warm
the ocean, there's an Italian weather refreshments and
ice-like Orange Comfort sail through summer heat
Slushy. Rigged for waves with cool comfort,
refreshing summertime 'Because of its unique
tastes with orange juice and nature, there is no generic
Southern Comfort. Signal replacement for the secret
one aboard and see how it recipe of this liquor.
lends a hand to cooling off
your summertime thirsts. - ? Comfort Orange
The original version of Slushy
Italian ice heralds the first
sign of summer for Colum- 2 cups orange juice
bus' countrymen. Like its Vi cup Southern Comforefathers,
this American fort
translation is neither solid 2 limes
or liquid, but true to its Please see page C5
rave Too!
your "new microwave mustard
cooks", by letting the kids 2 sandwich buns,
perpare the following recipe toasted
from the Banquet Foods
Test Kitchens.
Remove gravy and sliced
Beefy Bunuiches beef from bags and place in
1-auart class casserole.
2 packages (4 oz. each) Heat, covered, on HIGH 2
cookin' bag gravy to 3 minutes or until thawwith
sliced beef ed. Stir in soup mix, catsup
1 envelope (0.43 oz.) in- and mustard. Heat,
t stant vegetable soup * cdvered;* "cm HIGH 5"to
mix J minutes or until hot, stirr1
tablespoon catsup ing once. Serve on buns,
l Vi teaspoon prepared Makes 2 servings.
ic Facts About Buj
ease and naturalness while
remaining comfortable and
- trim-looking when you are in
i, m o t i o n .
n "When trying on a new suit, slip
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the pockets just as you would when
wearing the suit. Be observant.
it Move around and sit down in the
suit. A well-fitting suit should look Jif ~*?(|W&*
I- good while y0iL_are in motion.'' _ fi
d (Don't forget your wallet and keys.) Falls
.' These are the inspections that you should make in buy>f
ing a man's suit:
it Surgical Procedi
Center is one of the U.S. medical centers performing the
procedure, called lipolysis, which removes unsightly
? bulges that resist dieting and exercise.
>f The procedure received high recommendations from a
panel of 14 American specialists and cosmetic surgeons
ie who went to France and Switzerland to study the operad
tion early this year, according to Duke Chief of Plastic
Surgery Dr. Nicholas Georgiade and his colleagues.
People approariate for the procedure are generally
al under 40 years of age with "segmental" excess fat around
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ving A Man's Suit
The collar should fit low and close around the neck
with Vi inch (1.27 centimeters) of shirt collar showing in
back. The collar should hug the neck smoothly and
should not gap or fall away from the neck when the arms
are in motion.
The lapels should lie smoothly, without buckling 01
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lapels should snap back immediately.
The pockets should be flat and smooth. (If pockets
hang away from your jacket or ripple with wrinkles, they
probably have no interfacing.)
The shoulders should be straight from the collar line tc
the tip of the shoulder.
The chest should fit smoothly across the wearer's chest
lire Removes Exce
the thighs, hips, buttocks and abdomen or have "saddlebags,"
Georgiade said.
Carolyn, 29, exercised regularly for two years but
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thighs. Lipolysis solved her problem.
"It smoothed out the lumps," she said. "It was more
contouring than changing sizes, but now my clothes fit
better.
"I didn't have much pain at all and I was back playing
(sports) a week and a half later. And I was real surprised
Chronicle Camera
Is Rev. Jesse J:
j By RICHARD L. WILLIAMS
I Staff Writer
The Rev. Jerry Falwell, leader of the Moral Majority,
. recently labeled the Rev. Jesse Jackson's efforts tc
register black voters "racist."
The Chronicle asked Winston-Salem residents ho*
they feel about Falwell's comment.
Alexander Isaiah, unemployed: "Falwell must be ner
vous about blacks turning out to vote for Jackson anc
now he's trying to turn them against him."
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area without pulling and wrinkling when buttoned.
The waist should check for x-shaped lines radiating out
from the top button(s) when the jacket is buttoned. If the
"X" is too pronounced, the waist is too tight. If horizontal
creases appear in the small of the back of the suit, it
means that the waist is too tight.
The sleeves should be cut full at the top and tapered to
the cuff. The amount of taper deppends on the dictates of
fashion and your physique.
The sleeves should be smooth without gathers puckers
or indentations at sleeve cap. The sleeve should be cut so
that at least Vi inch (1.27 centimeters) of shirt cuff shows
at the wrist when your arm hangs loose. It should hang
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:ss Fat
at how small the scars were."
44Generalized obese people are not candidates for the
procedure," Georgiade said. And a person over 40 is not
as good a candidate because the tissue loses elasticity with
age, and the skin won't tighten as easily.
The procedure can be done on an outpatient basis
under local or general anesthetic in an operating room, he
added.
In the past, a surgical procedure to remove these fat
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ickson Racist ?
Harold Woods, unemployed: "He's not going to influence
Jackson's votes one way or the other. People will
vote for Jackson regardless."
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> in what he is doing. It won't hurt Jackson because he's
popular with whites and blacks."
f Lee Grant Spears, unemployed: "Actually, by calling
Jackson's motives racist, I think he was showing racism.
As a preacher, he wasn't acting like a true Christian."
i Lewis t'osey, retired: "I don't think it's right. He's
Please see page C3