amylsacks' photos with the keyword: 1964

The forks are all chattering about how they prefer Minimalism and find representation in art to be trite and played out. From the November issue of McCall's magazine.

He's got the face of a future serial killer, or Congressman. But I repeat myself. From the March issue of Western Horseman magazine.

It was John Waters' favorite airline! From the January 10th issue of Time magazine.

All the best mechanics have lotsa' downy fuzz on their hands. From the September issue of Motor .

Looks like she's already had a few too many this festive holiday season. And just how many baby Muppets were sacrificed to provide that hat? From the December issue of Redbook (I think).

"Aretha Franklin drove this beauty to church every Sunday! Now what am I bid, Fellas'?"

"...to wear with whatever you are wearing right this minute!" Yeah? Which of the unseen 9 would go with a pair of frayed navy blue sweatpants and a grease-stained Eugene Media Collective t-shirt with a hole in the right armpit? From the December issue of Redbook magazine.

Also includes: Bananas Baked in Orange Juice (and/or Wine), Hot Cocoanut Souffle, Tropical Cheese Tarts, Pineapple Mousse, Papaya Freeze, Prune Pie, Tropical Gingerbread, Pineapple Ambrosia, and Hawaiian Cookies.

Other recipes: Banana-and-Bacon Bits, Spinach Soup with Pork, Bird's Nest Chicken Soup, Celery Cabbage and Shrimp Soup, Red Bean Soup Hawaiian, Scallion Soup, and Egg-Flower Soup. Plus about two hundred chicken recipes.

Other recipes included: Hawaiian Fruit Punch, Assorted Rumaki, Oriental Peas, Hawaiian Sweet Potato, and Waikiki Cocoanut Cream Pie.

How can the soup be Hawaiian when there's no pineapple in it?!

"...Put in casserole and add pineapple juice, mushrooms and strained soy. Cook until tender. Fry pineapple slices in butter and serve with the chicken or duck."

"...Start your party deliciously with a good seafood dip with crackers, or chilled shrimp served with a tangy cocktail sauce. End it with a Hula Sweet-- pineapple chunks sprinkled with brown sugar, dotted with butter and broiled lightly. Pineapple may be wrapped in a hula skirt (aluminum foil, cut into fringes) if desired..."

"You are welcome to the Islands Where the pace is calm and slow, Where they dance the hula hula And the balmy breezes blow. We know you'll like the flavor Of the dishes cooked with soy; But you've got to be a native To appreciate the poi! We hope you'll have a luau When next you entertain; Make believe you're in Hawaii With the palms and sugar cane! So quickly turn the pages-- The recipes are great; And we'll gaily sing the praises Of our lovely Fiftieth State!" -- The Editor Front and back covers of a 62-page hardback published by Peter Pauper Press, Mount Vernon, New York.

Robins egg blue plus the dreaded dark "walnut" panelling ? Lady, you can cover the entire kitchen floor to ceiling with red flowers, but I don't think it's gonna' help. From the April issue of House & Home magazine (a trade publication for builders).

"...They say that Venus de Milo Was noted for her charms. Strictly between us I'm much finer than Venus And what's more, I've got arms..."

"The more elegant the fabric, the more a little girl's eyes will gleam when she dresses her doll for a formal occasion. We combined a metallic fabric and a rich rayon satin but scraps in any luxurious texture or color would be suitable: velveteen, lace, moire, taffetta, for example." "Cluny the teen fashion doll" must have her gown. So now's the time to make a gold satin bib apron for yourself, Mrs. America! All the other girls' moms are doing it!

"We at Coats & Clark are proud of our reputation for Quality... nevertheless, we never stop trying to improve our products..." Join us next issue, when we'll teach you how to sew prom dresses and swimwear for Rover and Fluffy!