“white-knuckile lab’.

... one” of the ‘moments

All of y you: who o thought the»
London ° restaurant « tip” i oe
‘last: ‘week —
would be a “luxury. spot with —
candles, wine and tuxedo- |

clad | waiters, . please sand and Monday. and ‘is a: short |

promised. you.

up! SO a a

eo ge,

‘Hidden’ away in. 1 the little
- street called. Lisson: Grove, |

about a biock. anda half from.
Marylebone - station.

the ‘‘Seashell’’. It’s open for

-junch #(12-2:30) and dinner: -
~ (8:30 to 8:30) and for a price ©
borderin img: on ‘the: ridiculous

serves. the . ‘best. fish ine

London.

One sidé is a | take-away.

tive service and a. line-up-
and-wait.. clientele.

except the ice-cream. |

--Knuckle’’ club. I’m scared to °
_ death, too. But since flyingis

the only sensible and econo- _

mic ‘way to get overseas, I.

For ‘about two dollars you
can have the biggest and

best plate of cod and chips.

(those ‘random-cut, *“home-

made kind) and add a few

pence, a vegetable, a cole-
‘slaw, rolls and a huge dish of
dilled tartar sauce. Tea‘is 12
cents. and there is a dessert
menu... . However, - once
around. the first course and,
even if dessert was for. free,
I'd have to Pass.”

The fresh Dover sole.
caught my eye as it was .
being served and I'll swear it

was 14 inches long, dripping
voluptuously over the’ sides

‘isa.
fish-and-chips - shop ~ called |

. Every.
dish-is. ‘prepared: individually Le
and there’s- nothing | frozen
ee ANSWER: 0. K. Here c comes
‘the confession. I’m a charter

Me on

~ Seashell i is. closed ‘Sunday

walk .- from © the famous

-quor,. and who knows if they
bother with. charge cards. S

. of you’! re lucky, you. ‘may
_ get to meet the resident cat - _
a delightful little, taay. who.
doesn't eat fish! oo

“of the serving dish. About mo
. four dollars. aa

_ Madame Tussaud’s. No li-

ad

‘Next week - want ‘to feel “

like Humphrey Bogart? Have.

I found the. spot for you!

‘QUESTION: - ‘Tm ‘scared to.

. view, “the ‘movie; ‘the. food
. (well, “most of the time!) the.

your. fellow eo
“Passengers. ES

4, The. plane andc crew are the
best modern. technology can

Of course ‘not - -- and they do
this, for. a- a living. oe

service, ‘and:

Provide, Watch those stewar- -

SNe ae he re,

5S. ‘Talk to people. ‘Nothing ao
-makes.a long trip pass more.
quickly ‘than ‘an. interesting. :

conversation. Have | some .

projects to keep. you busy.
- such’ as - writing .up. your.
diary, letters, a good murder»
ce mystery - ‘that you. started

, ‘before you. left. Crochet, tat, : = . o oo

death of. flying. Pve. always. :

~. longed to travel but as soon -
. as I begin to think of going

, ‘samewhors: 5 a ‘Got ‘gala fant ..
end. nr ee as oe ee ts

Sma: CAs. CRA V ANE

over the werd ond must heye

member of the. _'*White-

grit my teeth and go. Some
thoughts that may help:

1. There's such an exciting

world out there, you’re as —
good as dead if you miss it. I
think of all the things I would »

have missed. if I'd hidden i in
my house. ,

2. The most dangerous part
of the trip is the car-ride to
the ‘airport. | |

3. Once ‘you are aboard,
you’re committed, so may as
well | relax. and enjoy the

| —
must go!

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What tates commas? Spates»

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embroider or: knit 3 |

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