Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, August 13, 1987, Image 40

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Are you a style expert'’ Already know the latest tads and fashions'’ It so. the quiz
should be a breeze. Try it and see
GIRLS
Want to give an ordinary outfit a hot
new look? Add
a a stick p n
b anything in plaid — a short skirt,
oeret. even a scarf
You want to shorten one of your old
skirts and make i, into a mini You
choose:
a a wide-pleated skirt,
b a narrow skirt.
You re thinking of buying a |ean
jacket You:
a buy one that has been acid-
washed and looks worn in.
b buy one that looks brand new
If you're wearing plaid this fall (and
| lots of people are), you
a make sure it doesn't clash with
anything Just wear plain colors
with the plaid
b don't care if you mix and match
it with other plaids and patterns
5 The ' college campus" look —
varsity jackets, wool blazers knee
socks — is:
a in for girls this fall
b out of style
FOR BOYS
1 You have a large cotton shirt To give
it the most up-to-date look, you
a button it all the way up to the
collar
b leave the top three buttons
undone
2 You wan, to wear a tie with your
cotton shirt You
a. choose a wide patterned one
b choose a string tie
3 You don, wan, to wear your
sneakers bu, do wan, a casual
colorful look You wear
a canvas moccasins
b painted loafers
4 You bleached your hair blonde over
the summer, and now you notice
the dark roots are starting to show
through You
a bleach it again
b leave i, alone
5 Your summer buzz has grown ou,
so you:
a le, the top hair grow longer and
have the sides cut short
b ge, i, all cut short again
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BACK TO SCHOOL
FASHION SHOW
Sailing down
the gutter
Find ou, how to wear and
accessorize the latest,
hottest fashions for back
to school 87
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15
AT 1 00 p m
By Peggy Bucklin
There were black clouds in the sky today
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So the kids on our block went to play in the rain
’ We all met at Stevie’s house to discover
Iliai Stevie McCoy had blocked up the gutter
i Xnd all ot the water that should have gone down it.
Iliad formed a huge lake, nearly 12 feet around it
He’d had the bright notion that, if only we
|< ould block up die gutters, we d have a lake lor a stive
* Xnd on this puddle of such a grand scale,
; Wed have a place to swim in and sad
We’d build a boat or even better, a rail
Xnd make it a most seaworthy craft.
’ lie d be the captain and w ed lie the crew
< ause he knew exactly what sailors should do ,
¡So Slevie was captain with onlers and shouts
| Xml we ran tin sails of the raft up and down
J We weiv soaking wet and laughing with joy,
t hanks io stop|ied up gutters ami Stev ie McCoy
flic only problem with all of this
Yvas 'ha, peopk in cars anil street lakes don't mix
When Steve's dad came home and tried to drive throi
He found that Ins cai gist could not do it.
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Location:
F ind ns on State
Route 500 befween I-205
and Andresen in
Vancouver, Washington
r / -.
Well, wc knew right away that we w eiv in. trouble.
Xml had to unblock all rite drains, on the double
I oi (he minute the ear motor started to spluttei.
Sieve's dail veiled "I lev1 Who's the envy that Mocked up the guttei ’
We knew w ed be punished lot what we had done
Bui it wasn’t th.it which made us feel glum
It wasn t the spankings that brought »o much pain
It was watching our lake sail away....
down the drain
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