SATURDAY, JUNE 28, IMO THE CAROLINA TIMES—
it's News To Me J+&
by dotty Carroll
Fireball
FIREBALL is a new fun
concopt that extends active
play through dusk and eve
ning hours. Made of tough,
see-through plastic, Fireball
has non-toxic liquid sealed
inside that imparts an eerie
yellow ureen glow in the
nark. Witn this new kind of
fun ball, kids can piny Glow-
Toss and Glow Catch*. Fire
ball Is by Kenner.
New Fields for Safety
IMPROVED technology is
resulting in safer anil more
sanitary working conditions
in more industries,according
to Alan Densen, president of
Kastco Safety Kquipmcnt
Company, Long Island, N'.Y.
Plastic throw-away gloves
are replacing rublicr and cot
ton gloves in-food handling
and processing plants, hos
pitals and manufacturing
plants. Kach new techno
logical advance develops
n»*w safety and sanitation
equipment demands. he adds.
Loop-the-Loop
A REVOLUTIONARY new
kind of stocking. Loop-the-
Loop l»y Burlington-Cameo,
is designed to end bugaboos
over garter bunt|>s and garter
gap for women who like to
wear girdles with today's
clingy mini dresses. Loop
the-Loop has six tiny, pow
erful loops knit in the lop
(weltl of each stocking. You
insert a flat, stainless steel
clasp into a loop and attach
it to the garter tab of any
foundation garment. It's a
wonderful new kind of free
dom for all women who like
to wear girdles.
WHO KNOWS!
1. Who said, "a loving heart is
the beginning of all knowl
edge"?
2. When was Alaska purchased
from Russia?
3. What is referred to as
"Adam's ale"?
4. What was the name at the
derigible that exploded in
1938, at Lakehurat, N.J.?
5. Where and when was Joan of
Arc burned at the stake?
6. Name the first President of
all 50 States of the United
States.
7. Who were the Republican
nominations for Preaident
and Vice President in 1960?
8. Name the Pelican State.
9. In what city was the peace
treaty, ending the Revolu
tionary War, signed?
10.What does the word "lugubri
ous" mesn?
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ALTERATIONS AVAILABLE ON PREMISES L *
Gets It Really CI ton
NEW Power Foam Inn Inn t
Aerosol Car|*»l Shampoo by
Glamorene works quickly
and thoroughly with minimum
effort, leaving rugs dry and
rnwly for traffic in about two
hours. Gliuiiorunc Improved
Instant Aerosol Oven Clean
er, that comes in two handy
sizes with now relockable,
directional nozzle, goes on
i\s a thick white fount that
really clings and begins
working immediately to
loosen baked on urime that
can be willed away in throe
minutes with a damp sponuc.
Wines From Japan
LITTLE known aiiout Japan
is its wine industry and ex
tensive vineyards. Akadama
red and white wines, bottled
by Suntory, Ltd., are light
and sweet—perfect as an
aiieritif over ice or as a fin
ale .to dinner. Another dis
tinctive taste treat from
Suntory is their plum wine.
Made from a special type of
plum, Ume, grown only in
Japan, this new taste will
delight the most educated
palate.
High and Dry
DO YOU OWN a HO-foot
yacht? A sailboat? A canoe?
If you do (or are dreaming of
one) you'll need the most
popular of all marine signal
flags for your craft. The
Booth's Gin people have de
signed a handsome cocktail
flag and a free book let. High
ana Dry, a Nautical Anthol
ogy. They're yours for >51.00.
\\ rite to Cocktai I Flag, Room
1206, 50!) Madison Avenue,
New York. N.Y. 10022.
ON ALLIGATOR POAC.IIF.KS
Washington-Secretary of the
Interior Walter J. Hickel has
declared war on poachers who
are illegally killing Florida al
ligators. Ten additional National
Park Rangers are being assign
ed to Everglades National Park
in an effort to stop the slaugh
tering and selling of the illicit
hides at a high price.
A Rivers To Who Kiows
1* Thomas Carlyle.
2. March 30. 1867.
3. Water.
4. The Hindenburg.
5. At Rouen, Prance, in 1431.
6. Dwight D. Eisenhower, whp
was President when both
Alaska and Hawaii were ad
mitted during his administra
tion.
17. Richard M. Nixon and Henry
I Cabot Lodge, respectively.
18. Louisiana.
9. Paris, France.
10.Doleful. exaggeratedly sad.
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N. Carolina College Surpasses
Goal; Gets Challenge Grant
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Baritectoa liiU.l,l,
AiuiMoi iHptkUMi mat
NmM wmrny by Kxt
ajsstsl
TOtai. "W« WM fiahlj
to laara that yoto
ndntoiaeul fuod m
T* % • •>•* togianlag and
* Mli W to lgdk#N of
tto jflter ful m— of yoar
Ml ' i#
"la accordance wttk our
commttmaot, w» are
ow toWal for $26,000
tad wiH look forward to yom
next report for qualification
for our second waul payment.
"We will coatlaijp to follow
with latere* the growth and
development of North Caraliaa
Collage aad you aad your offl
cm «nd trustees are to be
commended for your efforts In
aaaklng excellence In education
at this One taettUtiooV .
Burfiagtoo operates phots
la Durham aad 46 ethw North
Own I lae ooaununltlee and the
foundation administers Its aid
to education ptogram.
President W*hg *>4 '*
am delighted to acknowledge
this $25,000 from the Burlag
toa Industries Foundation. We
are pleased with our pjpgtaes la
the campaign and the responses
aad support in the Durham
area and in the Kate have been
most gratifying.
"We fed hare that this two
year one million dollar endow
ment fund campaign will ena
ble us to attract ftnd retain
first rate processors and, as a
mult, improve the quality of *
our instruction and our grad
uates considerable. In addition,
we hope that improved instruc
tion and scholarship on the
campus will result J*«*f gtod
«*ea aaMfg ayaqaffccUre
and esteasive contribution to
socfcty at the dUaanahlp ieieL"
The Mtagtoa Irntostriw
pa* required the collage to
mm 9100,000 hi twelve
amatha for the fkat $25,000.
thla foal waa airpjamii weß
«tthln the time Ho# and the
total amount rateed was
$126,000.
Athletes Ttll 0?
Jesus'lnfluence
To Their Lives
BLACK MOUNTAIN -
Quroll Dale of the Gkto Bay
Packets, Maxie Baughan of the
Los Angeles Rama, Bobby
Richardeon of the New York
Yankees, Bob Vogel of the
Baltimore Colts, BUI Wade of
the Chicago Bears, Mike Kolen
of Auburn University and
Mike Dean of the University
of Alabama have led around
800 high school and college
athletes hi the »"nii»i Fellow
ship of Christian Athletes sum
mer conference at the Blue
Ridge Assembly in Black
Mountain, for the past week.
The participating campers,
both players and coaches, have
had the opportunity to hear
all these great athletes tell of
thetar on-the-field thrills and of
their tremendous love for Jesus
Christ.
Ail the pro athletes have
taken part in the programs
throughout the week, all stres
sing the need for a personal
confrontation with the Lord.
Bob Vogel, offensive tackle
for the Baltimore Colts, stated
that, "Jesus Christ has given
me a strength that I have never
known befote."
Mike Kolen, All-Southeast
ern linebacker from Auburn
said, "The greatest thrill which
I have ever had was when I
Youngsters About
Discover New Kind
Of YMCA Service
LOS ANGELES Hiounndi
of inner-city youngster* are
about to discover a new
of YMCA serving them in the
months ahead —and that new
hind of YMCA will roll right
up to their street-corner hang
outs.
Through a major contribu
tion of the Kenneth Norrla
Foundation and a number of
other gifts, the YMCA of Metro
politan Los Angeles has par
chased a fleet of eight Dodge
A-10P v.«ns to literally put the
Y ob wi eels.
The project comes aa a re
sult of a study by the Y*a
Urban Action Committee and
is the first major step in a
new approach to meeting the
needs of the thousands of
children in the core city areas
where it is virtually impossi
ble to expect youngsters to
come to YMCA buildings.
Hie initial project Is un
der the direction of Joseph
Montez, Jr., of the Y*« Urban
Action Division staff.
Montez said each of the
vans is equipped with two
fully trained college age lead
ers and drivers (primarily
minority group members).
Plenty of sports, camping and
recreational equipment is also
provided so that each of the
Dodge vans called "YMCA
Youthmobiles"—will be able to
serve approximately 1200
youngsters each week by using
the self-contained units.
Three of the vans are as
signed to the 28th St. Branch
service area; three more will
serve the South Central portion
accepted Jesus Christ as my
personal savior."
"In my life, it's a personal
experience knowing Christ as
my personal Lord and Savior."
Bobby Richardson mid aa he
doeed the Wedneaday night
meeting. "We should all strive
to run the race of faith with a
desire that is second to none."
An edition of the Bible printed
in London in 1632 became known
as the Wicked Bible because the
printing omitted the word "not"
in the seventh commandment,
causing it to read: "Thou shalt
commit adultery."
EDA Funds to Help Spur NC Economic Growth
WASHINGTON—ApprovaI of
• 9138,000 grant and a slJfl,odo
loan to help booat employment
and lncomea In Franklin Coun
ty, North Carolina, was an
nounced this week by Robert
A. Podasta, Awl at ant Secretary
of Commerce tor Economic De
velopment
Dm town of Bonn requested
the fundi from the Economic
Development Administration,
U. S. Department of Com
merce.
Hie funds will be saed to
Install a public water system
which will aerve both a JO-acre
industrial park site and the
town's residential areas The
of the dty in Watts, Willow
brook and Florence; one will
"roll" In the East Los Ange
les community and another will
serve the housing project dis
tricts of Downtown Los Ange
les.
I GRAHAM KNITWEAR I
Direct Mill Outlet 813 Ninth St.
Across from Cross Keys Steak Corral
SALE
LADIES' DRESSES
1 7.98 to 10.98 SI.OO OFF
, 11.98 to 15.98 $2.00 OFF
16.98 and up $3.00 OFF
• Men's Walking Shorts • Sport Coots • Ladies'
Bathing Suits, Shorts, Skirts • Lingerie • Hosiery
system will Include source,
treatment, storage distri
bution facflttlas.
With primarily a declining
agricultural economy, the com
munity has been been striving
to dlrsislfy its economic base
by attracting Indntary to the
30-acre industrial site, local
officials reported in applying
for EDA ssalrtsnfo.
Franklin County's unemploy
ment rate In 1907 wss B.» per-
The Deadline for MIS end picture* to
in The Carolina Tbra on Saturday at the currant
week ia Ta— day, 10 KM UL Material reaching thin
—iHpapti after the ifaaifltne will abnintciy not
bo accepted. K materials Is not pariah a Mb, it win
appear in the next
Mat, compared with the na
tional rata of 9J percent.
The loan is repayable in 40
fears at an animal interest rate
of 49/4 percent The EDA
grant and loan will pay the
entire project cost of $270,000.
EDA was created under the
Public Worts and Economic
Development Act to encourage
growth in economically lagging
areas. In addition to public
works and technical assistance.