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* * » «i ■ . . . > x v . í • > ... «a * . • 1» Page A5 JU L Y 15,1998 (Ehe ^Jnrtlanh (Obseruer <• • Oí » ' '■ ■&, - Back. Jc> S c U c ) c > l C avd r \ e e t * > Bè>«j J5 17?^ 7¿>p P c L5Í a I¿) ia . JceK<à -PcY ' ' j & U t h Fall 1998 m arks the re turn ofp an ts in cool, “ funky” looks geared to the active lifestyles o f to d ay ’s youth. In a recent survey o f teen girls aged 12-17, a stagger ing 87% preferred pants to skirts. A nd “ little sisters,” girls aged 5-10, are looking up to the older girls for the sam e fashions. T he tw o top looks; cargo or carpenter pants paired w ith the cool, crisp lines o f a w hite shirt and patterned vest. O r, flared jean s in a w ide variety o f styles and designs (fringed, a p p liq u é , e m b r o id e r e d ) topped w ith tee shirts and hooded sw eatshirts. “G irl m eets boy is d efi nitely the top look in teen fashion for Back-to-School 1998,” explains T.J. Maxx fashion spokesperson Laura Cervone. “The hottest trends are boy inspired dressing w ith a flair, w e ’re seeing baggy cargo pants com bined w ith a tee and sw eatshirt. W hit shirts tucked into ex tra-w ide leg jean s or carpen ter pants. C h unky soled boots and shoes paired with soft leather knapsacks com p le te th e e n s e m b le fo r to d a y ’s m o st fash io n a b le youths.” Younger girls seek the same look in a bit less boyish option. Jeans are a tad more tailored in the waist with bel 1 bottoms and age appropriate accessories such as rainbow embroidery or flower appliqués. Vest tell the “old school boy” story with a twist: 1998 youths pair them with skate pants, cargo, carpenter, or wide legjeans. In the sam e T.J. Maxx fashion survey, only 15% o f teen girls chose the fem inine look as a 1998 trend setter. O pinion w as divided on these top fashions: the retro look o f w ide legged je an s and oversized tops (29% ); the funky look ofcargo pants and hooded sw eatshirts (28% ); and H ' 4«-« p • > •J- • * -X f t • VX. . ' .¿v * LITER COK & •tt’> ■ • v t-'. Reward yourself for joining the fight against bland chicken! Take home a FREE 2 Liter Coke when you buy 12 pieces or more o f Popeyes’ favor-full, delicious New Orleans Spicy™ or Louisiana Mild™ ¡ ^ 'c h i c k e n at regular menu price. H u rry in to f r n f V » S @ ^ r ^ ’0Peyes" 'because a deal cog1 laSt f°rcvcr’ i& T ? - especially in this heat! Check Out These Cool Deals! II'.'IIUHISSI UNII »IM.UI(IP»IINÍ..»ISI»UMNIS I r t i JK f I»: the preppy look o f vests and w hite shirts (26% ). “ It may look like the outfits w ere put together quickly— but in reality, this w ardrobe takes careful planning!” further explains T.J. M axx’s Cervone. “ Y ouths are actively seeking just the right fash ions to create this new school ‘uni- fortn.’ They are pairing tops-both tailored and oversized-w ith w ide legged pants, attractiveshoes, boots and accessories. T he result: a sm art looking young w om an w ith sharp accessories, a trendy hairstyle, com fortable pants and a stylish top.” T J . Maxx, the nation’s largest o ff price retailer, offers a trem endous selection o f pants, tops and accesso ries for students o f all sizes-at every day low prices always within budget. SAFEWAY FOOD & DRUG Look For Your Safeway Weekly Shopping Guide On T uesday, July 14 from 5:00 pm to closing, M cM enam ins is donating h a lfo f all process raised on this evening to Loaves & FishesCrhe M eals On W heels People. Loaves & Fishes provides over 3000 daily noontim e m eals to senior citizens at risk o f isola tion and m alnutrition through 16 neighborhood meal sites and the M eals O n W heels Program for hom ebound seniors. W e heartily w elcom e the entire neighborhood and business com m unity to bring their friends and fam ily out to a great meal and lots o f fun. “This is a great E vent," said Judy W ashington, Events & Projects M anager for L oaves & Fishes. “How often can you take you rselfo u t to dinner and at the sam e tim e, with out added cost or effort, provide tw o senior citizens dinner. M cM enam ins is m ak ing this possible at eight o f their locations. They are w onderful people!” So please, m ark your calendars and plan to join us for dinner at one o f the follow ing locations . M cM enam ins Pub at 205, M cM enam ins R iverw ood Pub, H ighland B rew ery & Pub, M cM enam ins Tavern & Pool T he Ram s H ead, M cM enam ins at Cedar Hills, M cM enam ins M arket Street Pub, M cM enam ins on Sunnyside Road In Your Oregonian FOODday in the Portland Metro Area ...and save more shopping at Safeway Enjoy Extra Savings With The SAFEWAY EXTRA In-Store Savings Guide Available at your Safeway store. 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