Atlanta barb (Atlanta, Ga.) 1973-????, May 01, 1974, Image 12

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ATLANTA BARB-Page 12 f f Hello Dollies” By GRETTA GOSSIP Hello again, dearies, here’s the latest dirt from “Nasty Lft&d. ” Would you believe two female impersonators from At lanta started a brawl at the Gold Coast Pageant b Flori da? One queen suffered head injuries after being hit with a chair and two judges were “worked over.” Tsk! Tsk! Dear S. You claimed at a recent private party that you are a representative for the At lanta Barb. Stop lying, Mary, you’re far too tacky; not only that, everyone knew it was a big fib. Word has it that a ^certain transexual has “gone straightshouldr-see the chick! B.F. and J.B. had a big fight while at Lion Country Safari to die embarassment of four of their* friends. We Have enough problems with; straight society, this certainly, added “fuel to the fire As for the two nuts that at tempted to ride out of Piedmont Park recently on a steam roller- that’s Park property and car ries a charge of Grand. theft* that goes with it That’s it for now kiddies don’t forget to do your bit this, month and you may read about it in Gretta Gossip. The Magazine of the New Age P. O. Box 3269 Hollywood, Ca. 90028 ■<_ CD Q) D a. WIN A TRIP TO EUROPE! 2 WEEKS: September 16-30* 1974 ★ Five Nights in Paris ★ Three Nights in Amsterdam ★ Five Nights in London MEN OF THE NEW AGE VIA AIR FRANCE Tour includes First Class hotels* 1/2 day tour in each city and breakfast each day. Every one-year subscriber to ERA: The Magazine of the New Age will be eligible for this fabulous trip. — Have ERA, The Magazine of the New Age, delivered to your coffee table every month. I enclose $15.00 fotthe next 12 issues of ERA. NAME : • ADDRESS ■ ' • CITY STATE . ZIP SIGN OVER 18; Advertise In The Barb ARIES Taxes, transportation and thoughts of changing Mar. 21 - Apr. 19 your job or daily routine, seem to crisscross your chart. This week will precipitate several major decisions. TAURUS Your ability to persuade is reaching a peak. In Apr. 20 - May 20 addition, the hidden designs of the opposite sex will now become glaring. So, you must guard against taking off on a romantic tangent. GEMINI Sorry to day, keeping ahead of your associates May 21 - June 20 or co-workers seems to be in the overall scheme of things. You must see to it - that your super iors become aware of your past performance. MOONCHILD Friendships, commitments or plans made during June 21 * July 22 this week’s cycle, will indeed, become long last ing. The point? Don’t regard any decision as being insignificant. LEO Rest, diet, far less emotional strain concerning July 23 - Aug. 22 a member of the opposite sex, would be good advice to follow this week. Physical and mental health must be guarded. VIRGO More than ever before, you Virgo, will discover Aug. 23 - Sept. 22 that success is based mostly on timing; being in the right place at the right time. Many under your sign are in for a “big break.” LIBRA This week could be, or should be, one of your Sept. 23 • Oct. 22 better periods for affairs of the heart. Nonethe less, don’t let romantic pursuits pull you from tasks at hand. SCORPIO Again, keep your promises with a member of Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 the opposite sex. Neglect on your part, without question, will draw reprisals. Incidentally, an emotional storm is brewing. SAGITTARIUS A series of events, this week, will find you Nov. 22 * Dec. 21 changing your attitude toward routine asso ciates. You’ll undergo a slight change of charac ter. CAPRICORN As a “good” politician does, it’s tack with the Dec. 22 • Jan. 19 ' wind. In other words' settle for the half - if you can’t get the whole. Compromise; placate! AQUARIUS It’s not a good time to expect teamwork from Jan. 20 • Feb. 18 your associates. Also, a member of the opposite sex might cause you to neglect your tasks. PISCES Your sense of fair play, Sorry to say, will work Feb. 19 - Mar. 20 against you. It would be a good idea to become a little indifferent toward the feelings of others. Mention This Ad And Receive 5% Discount PIT JUNGLE Purveyor’s Of Fino Animals Stewart-Lakewood Shopping Center Atlanta, Ga. Phono Jim or Gary 767-3338 LEATHER Go Western. © X Se Go Anywhere. in our "Levi" Cut "Rough- Out" Split Cowhide Jacket. With the great detaihto stitching and finishing, you'll finish first in any one of its four colors: Rust, Navy, Rich Brown or Sand. Sizes: Small (36-38), Medium (40-42) or Large (44up). Order No. JK-230 ONLY $42.95 (Include 10% for postage and handling and sales tax where applicable.) NOW AVAILABLE: ALL NEW GIANT CATALOGUE NO. 2 $2.00 (Outside U.S.: $2.50.) 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Meanwhile, rinse sauerkraut in cold water; drain well. Combine in a saucepan with chopped onion, pepper and gin. Heat through. Slice bread lengthwise and place whole bologna in bottom half. Make a lengthwise slit, about 1 inch deep along top of bologna and fill with hot sauerkraut mixture. Cut into sections to serve, with remaining sauer kraut on the side. Serve with mustard. Makes 3 to 4 servings. Lettuce was once classified as a sterile plant and believed to be conducive to sterility in those who ate it. Oh those poor bunnies -- nobody told them!