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14 San Mat THE TIMES Friday, Oct. 14, Iv77 Don't Call Him a Glorified Announcer lalkof tneTimes By MARY JANE CLINTON By MARIAN CHRISTY woo! come in size small, medium, large. Only a few Colors are aviljhl slmto ni.h rt 68 project fashlon MVvy by "arlng clolhes similar to what's on toe runway. Yves didn't show pantsuits. Both Denueve and Zizi wore p'antsuils Meanwhile, Blanca Jagger, Mick's wife and look alike, showed up at both the Christian Dior and the Mme.

ores thaw Both French couturiers are known for exquisitely tailored ladylike clolhes. Blanca is known for show biz, drop dead chic Apparently Blanca yearns to be a Hollywood actress but has never made It, Is seriously re thinking her Image. Designer Frankle Welch of Alexandria, has made a big name by dressing the who's who of Washine Robbvomen pord' udy Bird But big hut what's making Frarikie a millionaire are those specially designed, highly personalized scarves she Invent, for Individuals who onieTta lots of EiT Qlfta fW thelr dearest friends; coo Frantae who 11 soon open a scarf boutique In Atlanta's chic Omni Interzonal Hotel, next to Hermes, whose scarves are legendary. MrrFVSkl "n1 Pnut Jlmrny Ca'ers, a blue scarf for Dina i.T, PeoP1 Mapuiln recently ran a blurb which began: If think Dan Rather Is overbearing, pompous and boring on television reforts amiable reporter of the "60 Minutes TV show, "I know I'm overbearing, pompous and boring sometimes, But, gee, It I was like that all the time, no one would watch me." ilanjisome Rather, 15, hassled Richard Ninon and eventually wrote the bestseller, "The Palace Guard." The book opened doors to campuses where Rather made speeches about Ma career and learned a thing or two about Ms public image. "I flabbergasted," he says, "when people called me a Glorified Announcer.

I'm a reporter. I'd like to be the best, reporter In the Rather, who a arled out as a disc jockey, Is considered one of televi ut 'i'111 Personalities. "I'm uncomfortable wltti the glamour side of my career," fields Rather whose Idol la the late Edward R. Murrow. "But glamour goes with toe territory." Rather' says his new autobiography, "The Camera Never BUiAa," was written to dissect his motives, ambitions and adventures.

"People want 'to know about guys television." And then there's the money. smiles Rather wop lives on Part Avenue, not what moves me. But money Is a fact of life." LEAGUE DOINGS Last week was a busy one for Peninsula League members with both a monthly luncheon and a Saturday night steak fry with husbands on the calendar Bobbie and Jack Swift opened their me for the annual barbeque on a balmy evening Members prepared their own steaks to accompany the hors d'oeuvres and specialties prepared by Holey Head's committee, composed of Jean Cowaa, Jaa Lyons Evelyn Goddard, I'am Appleby and Betty Moiumpay. Honey also prepared lunch with Soaja Harris for toe monthly league meeting at Pat Crafts' home Main topic there was planning the March 4 fund raiser Cochairman Pat Taylor dashed In from St, Paul's rummage sale to give her report and Marilyn Obertl urged members to sign up for. committees of (heir choice The group voted to present another original stage production during the annual dinner dance In the meantime, most members are Involved in projects of other groups Val Rupert was working on needlepoint Christmas decorations and showed Betty Hodden the announcement cards for thu opening of the Garden Cafe's boulique on Nov.

II Evelyn Goddard was working on the St. Matthew's Antique Show and' Bobbie Harris and Pat Yost joined her in promoting the creation "The Dress'ln a Box'." Designer Dominic one of Hosalynn Carter's favorites, startled the fashion' world recently by putting his new, oversiied tent dresses into the maternity boutique of Pumpkins Monkeys, a New York store. Non maiernlty clothes for expectant mothers? A new twist. are labeling the all purpose look the Biggie. "There's lots of room in tents," declares Rompollo whos models stuff pillows where self belts would ror mally be worn.

And still the models have room. "Clothes art slouchy. and large. The gap between clothes (or pregnants and non pregnants is closing." Rompollo reports. Punctuating the fashion point Is Rosalynr.

Carter who dispatched a buyer from the Washington store, Lewis Thos. Salti, to Rompollo's New York showroom to see those tents. The buyer ordered a purple wool jersey tent, site 6, price tag, 200, for Mrs Carter who'll be among the first In a Biggie. Paris couture openings survival tests unless you are privileged enough to sit In Row One, also tagged Celebrity Row. Onlookers seated anywhere from Row Twd to the row directly against the back, wall are squished Into small seats In sardine like closeness.

It's awful. Perish the thought that Row One is reserved for claustrdphoblcs. Seated; th ere are the couturier's celebrity friends who attract gaggles of photographers. CamerlnerneuveofChajielMentfamewastruelo 1TJ l1 1,1 hfT fMhIon' Yves" tall winter show along with French dancer ziz malre, whose past Yves designed stage costumes are a few well coordlnated feathers. National Bank whose logo remains menneapple Occasionally rankle gets romantic requests Randall a Washington businessman, recently commis: stoned her to dedijr.

a scarf commemorating his love story. Randall even wanted to include in the design the date he met his wife. uu dresses women Ln the public eye, U.S. Treasurer Mrs Azle Morton, for example, photographs them In her shop wiring ths fashion, they're buying "I do InsuU 3an'1'W0S theory; "I qetly drop the him (hat Oils Is the way they should look Do yoiL cringe at the prospect of shopping for new Perk up. You may be the fashion world's woman of the future.

Pk(l dress that you snatch off boutique shelves much the way you bua hrough a supermarket. Packaged dresses are the invention of ever smiling Liz Claiborne a New York based designer who refuses to be solemn about couture. Claiborne's A llne dresses in non wrinkle stretch The Slim Gourmet Mexican Fare That's Fit Lifestyle For Weight Watchers By BARBARA GIBBONS baking pan. with cooking oz. can stewed iiuutc which Kyen wkk an AUara spoke of Serra High School's Nov.

5 Casino Night. Pat Murphy said that she was recovering from her own birthday while planning hustwnd Tom't party' for his childhood friends from San Francisco Barbara Lei dcr showed the group the gold bracelet she won for third piace in her flight In the Championship Golf Tournament at Crystal Springs Tho membership was delighted when Rosemarie Bauer offered have the annual fizz party at her new and contemporary home Also good news for the group was that IUls Wynn has a new daughter Gayle Hansen said she would be accompanying husband Jim to Dallas for the meeting of the American College of Surgeons. MUSICAL MOMENT Members of the Pacific Philharominlc Society combined both business and entertainment during a pleasant evening iast week at'the Hillsborough home of Mrs. James Tippey Heading the agenda was the preview of. the Phllharmninic's 1977 78 season by Caroline Reinke o( San Mateo', president Concert seating was discussed by Maria Tscherepcnko, symphony manager, and season tickets were distributed Michael Graycar, associate con nRrtmaster, and Harry Tyldstey, principal voilist, suggested a future evening of chamber music, an idea that was met with enthusiasm Popular fund raising events were discussed by guest speaker Helen Oittstead, past president of the Peninsula Symphony who is now teaching music at San Jose State University, Julia Barnard, recently returned from a summer tour of Europe, was honored for her chairmanship df the first Philharmonic Society Tennis Tournament Francis Meade, chairman of the symphony's ice cream booth at the San Carlos Floe Arts Festival, was lauded for her successful weekend The Rev.

and Mrs, Henry Hayden of San Carlos spoke of their summer in England and commented on the Improved health of Mrs Persia Hodson who is recuperating from a recent illness Special music for the evening was provided by pianist Teresa' Ansurlza, a music major at tho College of Notrj Dame, who' attended the meeting with her mother Rath Ansurlza of Hillsborough. Personal Enrichment Conference on Money Matters tomatoes cup orange juice 2 tsp. vinegar Va tsp, adobo seasoning (or generous pinches of garlic powder, oregano and powdered cumin to fill a level Wisp, measure) Spray a nonstick eight cake par. cooking If you like the taste of Mexico, but not the tem vj peralure, you must try today's Slim Gourmet jfr chicken dishes, spicy but i'jlnat hat. These easy oven baked dishes have all the spices and seasonings we tender tongued Yanquli without, the palate I searching peppers: Without tho excess' calories', too.

recipes are strictly but so flavorful you'd never think to Ijfcall Inclden tally, the alcohol In the evaporates, along I 'with the. calories. Bravo! CHICKEN TEQUILA SUNRISE lbs. cut up frying cljiekeu 2 onions, thinly sliced cup orange juice Vi cup tequila 1 clove garlic, minced (or pinch of instant) 2 tap. dried oregano 1 tap.

cumin seeds (or tt tsp, cumin powder) Salt and coarsely ground pepper' ajJiajr 1U1 iai COOKlng. Put the chlckon pieces skin side upj unseasoned. Place pan lit a preheated 425 degree (hot) oven for 25 mlnuk'5, to' crlsp the skin and melt the fat. Remove from oven and pour oft all the fat. Put the onion slices under the chicken.

Combine" remaining ingredients and pour over the Return to the oven for an additional: 20 minutes, or m.Dre, until. chicken tender and crisp arid liquid Is reduced to a thick glaze. Haste frequently with pan liquid, adding a tablespoon oE water if the liquid evaporates too much. Makes four servings, Z35 calories each. CHICKEN THIGHS ADOBO FOR TWO Is the Spanish name for a seasoning that combines oregano, cumin and garlic.) 4 chicken Ihighs I small bell seeded and diced 1 medium onion, peeled Jiu iBL Piuce chicken thighs In pan, skin side up': Bake in a ho.t preheated ,460 degree oyen 20 minutes, Pour off Combine remaining ingredients and spoon over chicken: Bake an additional 20 minutes or basting frequently until chicken Is done and sauce is thick.

About 290 calories per serving; Serve with "skinny rice1' If desired. SKINNY RICE FOR TWO (recipe may be doubled or tripled) 1 stalk celfry, finely minced 2 lbs. minced onion (or 2 tsp. instant) cup water cup quick rice Salt ana pepper to taste Combine celery, Dnion and water. Cover and simmer ID' minutes.

Stir in rice, Cover and set aside until rice is fluffy. Season to taste. Serves two, 110 calories Add spice to your diet. For complete guide to sp lee calories, Including sodium content and other nutritional and conking information, send a stamped, self addressed envelope and 35. cents to "Slim Gourmet Spice Guide," in care of The Times, Sparta, N.J, 07871.

Spray a shallow1 nonstick ana sneea jr. Women and Money "Women, and their Money," a on'e day conference on all phases of money management and personal finances, will he offered Oct. 22 at Lone Mountain College In San Francisco. Women for Women is sponsoring the event. The fee includes all materials and a catered lunch and proceeds will be used to help provide scholarships for low income women and students, establish a fund to sponsor similar events and help support the Women "for Women's Educational Center, Registration forms and more details may be obtained through Women for Women, 421 Locust San Francisco 94118.

Life Choices The College Entrance Examination Board is sponsoring a "Life Choices Workshop" an Oct. 11 at Ihe San Francisco Hilton. The intensive, one day course will actively involve participants In case studies, eifcrclses and a series of units or phases of the decision making 'process. Aim is ta teach women how to learn decision making skills, set personal and professional skills and move toward them. Additional information on enrolling In Ihe workshop can be obtained by calling College Board in New York, collect.

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