6B —THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNK M, 1967 Accent on Youlh Scores for Coke Talent Drive ATLANTA, Ga.—Two new youth rfcdio commercials star ring tot> pop artists will be ready for teen tuning begin ning June 29, The Coca-Cola Compjrty announced recent ly. These additions to the teen talent series emphati cally acknowledge the effect iveness Of the swinging cam paign going for Coke ... an effort that is not only attract ing desired teen recognition in this heavy consuming mar ket but, additionally, captur ing numerous awards in the advertising fraternity. "The name singer series has performed in much the man- Homework For Pro Grid Star Gale Savers, thci pro foot ball superstar, is a tough man going over, through and around his gridiron oppon ents. and he is ju#t as sure, but a lot gentler, with his new daughter. > The speedster who carries the Chicago Bears on his | tough talented legs likes to | play with the baby after re- j turning to his home from a j busy day as a trainee for a ' Chicago brokerage firm dur- } ing the oft season And he has to be just as quick as on the football field when handling Gale Lynne. , born last October. She is ac- ' tive. bright-eyed and inter ested in what's going on. j When Savers sits at the kit- \ then table holding her while he watches, his wife. Linda, j make babv formula, he has to keep a firm grip on Gale | Lynne. She'? after everything with- i in reath. The printed carna- i Hons and red and white colors j of evaporated milk cans catch | her attention and efforts. She j grabs baby bottles and meas uring spoons. Mrs. Savers reported with a : grin that Gale made the for mula himself when the baby i was new. but she "picked up j the ball" later. Savers, who was a Carna tion baby himself, is fond of j his wife's favorite evaporated j milk recipes, and frequently I there is a cake on the kitchen I work surface. Here's one of I the recipes Mrs. Savers pre fers: STRAWBERRY TOUCHDOWN CAKE (Makes 13 x 9-inch cake) 1 package (10 ouncet) frozen sliced California slrawber- 1 ries, thawed Water 1 package (3 ounces) lemon flavor gelatin 1 2 cup marshmallow whip 1 cup undiluted evaporated milk I ttbletpooni Umax )ulce i } (ft * 9-inch) lMnon cake cut crosswise into 2 layers Drain stra%vberries; add enough water to measure 1 j cup liquid. Heat liquid to boil ing Pour over gelatin in large bowl; stir until dissolved. Blend in marshmallow whip. I Chill until consistency of un- j beaten egg white. Chill evap- j hk** ■PR ' ■*" I >^wmgi H ' - - * ... . .- . .»'; * Ihiv Houils \vlim k VOII work. • • III* dors. ,•*- JU'j? Ht'J'kwt! ui \ u-UtJUH — for f re'edw-m. fw.'s *uw«»rfl£; free dom with hi- dollars, 100. Kvery monlh he invests in U.S. Savings Bonds . . . -«> mg up for a college education or a home, perhaps. There's a good nay to show him you're on his side. Isuy Savings Bonds where you bank or join the Payroll Savings I'lan where you work. You'll walk a hit taller. Buy 11. S. Savings Bonds Thr I! 8 Government dt*a not pay fur thi* advrrtiscmtnt flu %%W *' ** prrnrntrd a* a public »r,rWrr in coirpi:rutv>n with •_*/ thr Trraxury ptjiarlmt nt and Thr Advertininu Ctruncil ' -v. ner we hope it would," states Richard D. Harvey, vice president and brand manager, The Coca-Cola Company. "It's a smashing hit with the tar get audience." Moreover, Har vey says, it injects product action where the action is, in this growing under-25 soft drink market. Sandy Posey and the Young Rascals are the latest names being added to the headliners already singing about Coke. Samiy was named the promis ing female singer of the year by CASHBOX Magazine, and the Young Rascals are mem jr^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Gale Sayers, pro football superstar of the Chicago Bears, is a busy young man even between football seasons. Here he holds his five-month-old daughter. Gale Lynne. while watching his wife. Linda, prepare baby formula with Car nation Evaporated Milk. Sayers likes to participate in home activities and handles the baby with the sureness of sharp football reactions, but a lot more gently than when running over, around and through his gridiron opponents. He has play time with the baby after arriving home 'from his duties as a trainee for a Chicago securities firm. When not on Chi cago's LaSalle Street financial strip or helping at home. Sayers works out to keep in condition. orated milk in refrigerator tray until soft ice crystals form around edges (about 10 to 15 minutes). Whip until stiff (about 1 minute). Add lemon juice Whip very stiff (about 2 minutes longer). Fold with -strawberries into marsh mallow mixture. Chill 10 min utes. Frost each layer. Allow to set in refrigerator 15 to 20 minutes. Stack layers; chill until serving time. When Sayers isn't helping with the baby or reading the 1 Wall Street Journal to keep abreast of information useful bers of a New York quartet rapidly rising to the top of the hit charts. They join the impressively long list of popular artists who have rendered their ver sions of the famous "Things Go Better" jingle for Coca- Cola. This list is continually updated with youth favorites and has already included such stars as The Supremes, Drif ters, Nancy Sinatra, Roy Or bison. Fortunes, Los Bravos, Petula Clark, Ray Charles, Leslie Gore, Lee Dorsey, the Vogues, Troggs, Joe Tex and the New Vaudeville Band. in his new profession, he usu ally can be found working out to keep in shape. Gale keeps in condition be tween football seasons with basketball sessions at the YMCA and on his exercise bicycle in the basement of his house on an attractive, tree lined street. "How about the weights those Green Bay guys use?" the strong, muscular Sayers was asked. "Ah, I'm not strong enough for that," the shy, quiet foot ball superman grinned. ' v ' mm ' r "Jij AME Laymen's Group to Meet In Washington The AME Laymen's Organi zation, Second District will meet June 24, 9:00 A.M. at the Allen Church, 2498 Alabama Avenue Southeast, Washington, D. C. The meeting will include Workshop Sessions on the fol lowing subjects and will be dis cussed by: "The Church and Social Ac tion" Rev. Geno C. Baroni, executive secretary, Archbish op's Committee on Community Relations, Archdiocese of Wash ington "Housing and Urban Develop ment"—(a representative of U. S. Government) "Lay Goals and Develop ment" Miss Christine Brog don, director of AME Church Laymen's activities. "Re-evaluation of A M. E Church laws and Proposed Leg islation" (1968 General Confer ence) Rev. Frank Madison Reed, Baltimore Conference "Evangelism"—L. T. Robert son, Virginia Conference. Among other speakers and workshop coordinators are, Rev. S. E Guiles, Washington Conference; J. C. McKinney, district lay president: Atty. J. H Raby. lay president, Wash ington Conference; Dr. Webs ter Sewell, Miles Alston, Robt. Minnie Taylor and Daisy Pow R. Kelly, Vorhees Jamison, ell, workshop chairman. The Second Episcopal Dis trict of the African Methodist Church comprises the annual conferences of Baltimore, Md.; Virginia, North Carolina, West ern North Carolina and Wash ington, D. C. The Rt. Rev. Geo. W. Baber is presiding bishop. Rev. James A Williamson is pastor of the Allen AME Church. Phi Delta Kappa Commemorates Founder's Day The National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa tri N. C. Chapters —Alpha lota of Concord, Beta Lambda of Winston-Salem and Beta Zeta. Durham, commemo rated Founders Day recently. (May 29) The -local chapter served as hostess. The first phase of the pro gram consisted of worship serv. ice at St. Joseph's AME Church. There we heard a dynamic and mail jftspiralipoaJ sermon by the minister, Rev. Philip R. Cousin., The setting for the second phase of the program was the Wedgewood Room of the Jack Tar Hotel. Special guests attending the banquet were husbands of some of the sorors. Subsequent to the banquet, a closed ritualistic service was held. Havana acknowledges aid to Venezuela guerrillas. BAHAMAS BEAUTY—(Nassau, Bahamas) Elizabeth Knowles, Miss Bahamas 1967, models her prize-winning form while re laxing on one of Nassau's fine white sand beaches. The dark Marinating Memos z Make your favorite murium wine, vinegar or apple juice I way. 1. Use u Basics plastic bag instead of an open bowl or pan. It will keep the meat sur rounded by the "spicin" with no need for turning or basting. 2. Choose pieces of meat that have as small a cross section as possible for their weight, that is. longer and smaller around. Marinade will penetrate a greater proportion of the meat. ;i. Allow more time to mari nate a large piece of meat or for more strongly seasoned dishes such as saucrbraten. Small, kebab pieces need only a few hours for seasoning. 4. Vinegar increases fn strength while marinating. Use slightly less vinegar when mar inating for 24 hours or more. Keep the fresh spice and herb flavors close to marinating meat and wandering refriger ator aromas at a distance by brown-eyed beauty, with a 35- 24-36 figure, will represent the Bahamas in the forthcoming Miss Universe contest. She won the Miss Bahamas title in the April Bahamas Beauty Pageant. ile the usuul way whether it is >ased. Then marinate the new using a Baggies plastic bag. >. Refrigerate marinating foods to avoid spoilage. 7. If it's a cooked marinade, wait until it cools before pour ing it over meat in plastic bag. Use food wrap or jumbo size Baggies according to amount to be marinated. 8. Wine or vinegar may be used with oil for meats, fish and seafood. However, vinegar is best suited to vegetable mari nades. !). When the recipe directions say "tie the whole spices in a small cloth bag," make a little spice bag from a section of a fresh Handi Wipes. The dis posable nonwoven fabric towels have a soft mesh-like texture. 10. In many instances, the marinade may be used as a sauce or sauce flavoring. TERRY CLOTH TAKES A BEACHHEAD Tbore's a new wave of beach wear: wildly wonderful clothes with an almost oce anic variety of color and de sign. Some have drifted in from foreign shores. Many are adaptations of favorite city, fashions. The flowing Egyptian djel laba is seen as a beach robe in the sprjng-summer issue of McCalts Patterns & Home Decorating magazine, and jumpsuits are alsof>ictured as coverups for swimwear. Beach dresses shape up as decided ly "mini." The raw material for many of these styles is terry cloth, practical as ever but lots prettier. In sunstruck shades of orange, yellow and tur quoise, terry is so much a part of the '67 seascape that you'll even notfee it in the newest-looking swimsuits. Swimsuits and djellabas, a bright new team in terry cloth or other water-loving fabrics, share star billing in McOall's Pattern *8736 for misses sizes. The two-piece bathing suit has boy shorts and a square-necked top. The rag lan-sleeved robe, marvelous in a matching fabric, is sparked by contrast binding and a button-trimmed inset. 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In slinky crepe or jer sey, with wide ankle-length trousers, it could double as an elegant hostess costume. The London-born mini dress is swarming over Amer ican shores. One "mini" that could establish a beachhead all by itself is McCall's sim ple A-shape, featured in Pat tern *8744 for misses, and I for girls sizes 7-14. — '

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