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Page 8 Strictly Somerset, March 22, 1990 111 The lyes Courfer-Nsws photos by Gsorga Smith Beau Monde, combination tortoise and metal frames, is $168 at Eye Mart in Green Brook. have it 1 V'' JrX yewear in the '90s is looking back. Back to when "Jeepers Creepers" was first heard, and even earlier. The most popular frames for eyeglasses today are the retro looks. Metal frames or tortoise colorations evoke images of campus life from "Chariots of Fire." The news is in the technology.

As frames get smaller and thinner; lenses follow suit Reflection-free lenses, by Silor, eliminate annoying glare from street lights, cars or computer screens. For frames, the materials used to prevent breakage range from space-shuttle metals to the plastics used in bulletproof vests. But what about fashion? Well, anything goes. Color calms down, although red and its darker shades still can be seen (a la TV talk-show host Sally Jessy Raphael). For metals, gold dominates, especially in bronzed or antique finishes.

Combination frames look newest, usually in tortoise with a gold bridge and eye wire. The key is to look intelligent as if you've just been caught in transit from the library to your next class. Maria Carzis Boyes Courier-News i NATS' rallfWJQi At left, an in-store display at Eye Mart in Green Brook. The store also has, above, these $119 tortoise pair and $109 red, round pair. Both are from Lozza.

Recorder Society recaptures history's sounds The recorder, the chief flute of European music for some 800 years, will come to lyrical life during the March 30 meeting of the Somerset Hills Recorder Society. Classes for beginning and intermediate players will be available at the 8 p.m. meeting Choric Quintet by Hans U. Staeps. The recorder, or beaked flute, has eight finger holes, and was popular from the 11th to 18th centuries in Europe.

First-timers are free; the cost to others is $5. For more information, call 334-4964. nrmfl3(oimTii at the Somerset Hills Lutheran Church at 350 Lake Road in Basking Ridge. Ken Wollitz, who will conduct the advanced players, will bring music for Jg -HI Casino night fund-raiser set for March 31 at Rutgers Prep dwSso mtmx Easton Ave. in the Somerset section of Franklin.

Tickets are $35 each. While non-cash prizes will be awarded to the top money winners, the 50-50 raffle grand prize will be $20,000. Five additional tickets will be drawn for prizes of $1,000. Only 500 tickets at $100 each will be sold for the raffle. For more information, call Audrey Cornish at 521-5736 or Lucille Bocra at 251-7272.

1 UlltjJSaOT3ffl I I Sail with -mi Carrier All are invited to try their luck on March 31 at the second annual casino night hosted by the Rutgers Preparatory School Parents' Association. "Touch of Luck II" will be held from 7:30 to 1 1 p.m. on the school's campus at 1345 Dinosaurs back in Rocky Hill "Dinosaur Origami," a program for adults and children 7 and older, will be presented at 10 a.m. on March 31 at the Mary Jacobs Library in Rocky Hill. Martha Landy will demonstrate the Japanese paper-folding art, and workshop participants will create paper dinosaurs.

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