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—TI*E CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1968
TRUMPETS HERALD IN HILL CUMORAH PAGEANT
Trumpeter'* fanfare opens tin* animal Hill
Cumorah Pageant in I'aliiivra, Ne* York.
Tlu- ea«t in colorful costunic
bring biblical liistor* to life
again.
One ol' the most awe-inspir
ing of religious pageants will
again fill the hills near Pal
myra. New York this year
from July 29-August 3rd. The
31st annual Hill Cumorah Pag
eant. with a cast of -150 re
splendent in authentic cos
tumes and playing against a
natural backdrop, will present
an exciting and uplifting re
creation of an ancient chronicle
based on the Book of Mormon.
The Hill Cumorah Pageant
—held in the exact spot where
the Angel Moroni led young
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few eating tips from Patio
Foods home-economists that
will keep that hungry hom
bre satisfied and ransom you
from the kitchen Try a
Mexican food fiesta and you
might even have time for a
we|l-deserved siesta
You can turn your patio
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•Office Safely
Continued from front page
ere immediately after using,
them. Open drawers not only
can cause a tripping accident,
they can tear clothing
Bend your knees. Whether
you're picking up a box or a
bobby pin, do it the safe way.
Keep your back as straight
as possible and knees bent.i
Never lift from an awkward
position and don't overreach.
If an object is too heavy for;
you, ask for help.
Pull the plug. Before at
tempting to adjust or clean any
office machine, turn the power
oft This eliminates the chance
of a false start that could en
danger your hands. Use office
equipment only for the pur
poae for which it was intended.
Don t, for example, try to
make a letter opener double
as a screwdriver, it's likely to
rijp and deliver a painful cut.
RaganHees of their category,
moat office accidents are
c«i»d by a careless act. Em
ptoyeaa have cut themselves on
mor blades thrown into desk
drawers; fallen from a stack of
taiaphoae dfaactorles piled on
• chafer as a tat
• chair as a ladder substitute;
hurt each other through prac
tical jokea, and started fires by
dtaoantkng dpntte butts in
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Tin* players recreate llie savage riles of
LIII ancient people.
A dramatic moment at the
Court of I IK* ancient anil idol*
alroun King l.amoni.
[Joseph Smith to the golden
plates of tin' Hook of Mormon
in 1823—opens with the "heral
dic" fanfare of trumpets and
re-enacts the history of the
ministry of Jesus in the New
World.
Special effects contribute to
the spectacle ot the pageant
For example, in many of the
scenes, multicolored lights play
upon a curtain of water. One
of the most impressive mo
ments is the destruction of the
City of Zarahemlah bv earth
quake and conflagration in
which lightning flashes, thun-
into a South-of-the-Border|
cantina. Keep it gay! Deco-'
rate with bright-colored bal
loons. crepe paper streamers
and some of those big beauti
ful paper flowers from Mex
ico.
For snacks, a new easy to
serve treat from down San
Antonio way is Patio cock
tail size tacos. a corn dough l
rolled very thin and wrap
ped around a filling of meat
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The Prophet Mormon, wll(»l
chronicles are lite basis of the
pageant.
der claps and the smoke that
issues from the doomed city
are so realistic that many
spectators have claimed that
they actually felt the earth
trembling beneath them!
The Hill Cumorah Pageant
has already thrilled thousands
who have seen it and promises
to be more breathtaking this
year than ever.
Located on the New York
Thruway. just off Exit 43. the
pageant can be seen free, with
no charge for either seating or
parking. Performances begin
at 9 P.M.
or cheese, that will make
even the toughest hombre
throw down his "pistolas".
Also, the new Patio Nachos,
toasted corn chips topped
with cheese and jalapeno
peppers, are sure-fire hits
with hungry little chicos.
Both of these treats are easy
on mother because they come
ready to heat and serve in
new easy-open Anaconda
aluminum foil trays. Should
the kids have bigger eyes
than appetites the new con
tainers are easy to reclose.
For good measure, add a pot
tery bowl filled with bean dip
Surrounded with crimpy tos
tados, toasted corn tortillas.
This zesty combination
should hold off another raid
until you have time to re
group and plan another
mentJ.
j An ideal thirst quencher to
soothe the cabajleros' parch
ed throats is a tangv C'hica
de Frutas Mexican fruit
punch.
Here's one final idea The
pinata is traditionally asso
ciated with Christmas in
Mexico, but it can be fun any
time of the year. To make it,
| cover a light frame of wt>od
and wire with papier-mache
in the shape of a pumpkin or
simple animal. Then trim
with crepe-paper. Kill the
pinata with nuts, candies and
so forth, and hang it from the
ceiling. Blindfold a bold ban
dito. give him a long stick,
and have him try to break
the container Now's the
time to grab That siesta.
NEW YORK ON NO DOLLARS A DAY?
Not quite but Now York
City will he a vacation bargain
Ibis summer thanks to the "15
Great Free Things to Do"—the
special theme oT the 15th anni
versary of the "New York is a
Summer Festival!" season.
The free 15 as re|>orted by
the New York Convention and
Visitor's Bureau are: New York
Philharmonic concerts in the
city's parks. Shakes|>eare in
Central Park. Goldman-Gug
genheim Bank concerts and
folk and square dancing in the
parks; Chinatown, neighbor
hood walking tours and street
festivals, flower shows at the
New York Botanical Garden.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden and
Channel Gardens in Rocke
feller Center: fireworks at
Rockaway and Coney Island.
New York's great free mu
seums. window shopping. Rich
mondtown Restoration gn
Staten Island. TV shows. Times
Square and Allied Chemical
Exhibit Center. New York
Stock Exchange and United
Nations meetings.
The world-famous New York
Philharmonic, celebrating its
125 th anniversary year, will
offer 15 free concerts in New
York's parks. The New York
Shakespeare Festival will pre
sent "Henry IV". parts I & 11,
and "Romeo and Juliet" during
the summer season at the beau
tiful outdoor Dolacorte Theatre
by Belvedere !.ake in Central
Pa rk
Every Tuesday, during July
and August, you can enjoy free
fireworks displays at Coney
Island, with its famous board
&alk. beach and amusement
park from 9:00 to 9:20 P.M.
On Wednesday there are free i
fireworks at Rockaway Beach.
The restoration of Rich-
mondtown. on Staten Island,
shows the evolution of an Amer- I
ican village during the 17th. i
18th and 19th centuries. Enter
IN GERMANY THEY SAY, "GUTEN APPETIT!"
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A lesson in three G's means
Good food, Good time. Good
fun in Germany! Here from
Lufthansa German Airlines,
which can sweep you off to this
land of Cut Essen "good eat
ing"— for as little as $320, are
some regional dishes you may
want to sample when visiting
Germany, plus a recipe you can
try out at home:
Soup's high on the list. The
most typical are potato and
yellow pea. often with pieces of
ham, "Frankfurters" or well
seasoned hard sausage, fn
Hamburg, be sure to try the
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1968 New York Summer
Festival Oiieon (lathy French.
the exciting, glamorous world
of television bv getting free
tickets TV shows at the Bu
reau's Visitor Information Con
ter.
Times Square, theatrical
center of the city, brilliantly
lights up at night with rows of
spectacular illuminated signs
which have earned it the name
"The Great White Way." The
Allied Chemical Exhibit Center
in the heart of the area, con
tains three floors of free fasci
nating displays.
Of course. Now York's fam
ous sightseeing attractions—the
United Nations. Lincoln Con
ter. Statute of Liberty. Empire
State Building. Rockefeller
Center and the new Madison
Square Garden Center ofTor
interesting and worthwhile
tours at nominal rates.
An imj)ortant stop on the
traveler's itinerary is the Now
York Convention and Visitor's
Bureau Its Information Cen
ter. in the heart of Manhattan,
at 90 East 42nd Street. Now
York 10017. is open every day
of the year. 9:00 A.M. to 6:00
P.M. They'll give you free
folders' on hotels, restaurants
and all the city's attractions
during the Summer Festival.
renowned Hamburg eel soup! '
In Munich and other parts of
Southern Germany. Weiswurst
served with beer and sauerkraut
is a favorite dish. Many natives
as well as visitors enjoy Weis
wurst as a breakfast meat.
You'll find S/iaetzle, a spe
cial type of noodle, in the Black
Forest region.
There are more ways of fix
ing pork in Germany than
you'll ever have time to sample*
in ope trip! Here's just one of
the recipes for a spicy pork
stew that's popular along the
Rhine:
SUMMER FASHIONS ARE A FROSTY PROBLEM
This summer the frost is on
the papaya! The lush, tropical
look of '6B summer fashions is
a cool wash of white. Design
ers have put white at the top
of the list for everything from
swimsuits to evening gowns.
The wonder of white clothes
is that they look great on
everyone. There is something
irresistible about the clean,
crisp look of a white blouse or
white slacks. White daytime
dresses have an unexpected
midday elegance. And for '6B
summer evenings soft white'
ruffles and delicate eyelet cot
tons recreate the Victorian era.
Played against tan skins the
effect is striking. Even the
most demure miss dazzles in
white clothes.
The problem created by this
frosty fashion trend is how to
keep white sparkling clean. A
not-so-white dross can remove
you from the fashion picture
taster than lightning. Because
today's women are demanding
This net* rold-u ashnhlc vrrcion
of lh«' hliii'tHuiitl i> !«•-
Mori.
Convention 'Walkout'
Said Publicity Move
CHAPEL HILL
North Carolina Democratic
Chairman- Tim Valentine
charged Monday night the pro
test demonstration of Negro del
egates at the State Democratic
Ccrrivention "was afl attempt to
have the matter in the news ra
ther than an attempt to get re
sults."
Negro delegates staged a
temporary walkout at the con
vention Thursday when they
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"Iturqurf Club" firm* by Allir
rov i* of rold-Hiishiihlr Orion
knil in nhilo wilh navy trim.
easv-care clothes, most of to
day's manufacturers are mak
ing the '(>B summer whites of
washable fabrics." And now.
with modern ®ll water laun
dering the range of easy-care
washables has expanded to in
elude almost every fabric. The
machine-washability of both
the natural and synthetic fibers
in cold water helps eliminate
two ol the worst hazards in
clothes care, shrinking and
stretching.
The Cold Power Laborato
ries also report that cold water
laundering is the answer to the
threat ol stains setting on sum
mer whites. Fashion-wise home
makers know that hot water
can lock ruinous stains right
info the fabric, whereas the
cold water treatment is the
key to safe and easy care.
Highlights of the easy-care
white fashions for '6B include
the AlberO.v dress of Orion knit
shown here. It's one of the
popular designs in the current
"Carefree Collection" of cold
failed to win proprtionate rep
resentation in the State's dele
gation to the Democratic Na
tional Convention.
The protest demonstration
was sparked by the overwhelm
ing defeat of a motion to give
"black Democratic party mem
bers" 25 per cent of the seats
in the delegation.
Valentine told a television
audience no serious thought had
been given to the quota system
water-launderable fashions
presented by Cold Power. And
there's no need to worry about
the navy trim running into the
white when it's laundered with
the cold water detergent.
Another cool look is an ele
gant polyester and cotton dress
designed by the noted Stan
Herman, of Mr. Mort. as a
new version of the shirtwaist
for easy machine-washing in
cold water.
And with blouses in the news
for '6B. Blousecraft has created
a whole series in white, includ
ing a button-down classic with
oversize collar and cuffs. It's
made of cold-water-washable
Celanese Acetate and ravon.
Another major advantage to
the cold water Sundering of
summer white fashions is
pointed out by the famed He
signer Anne Fogartv. who
warns that frequent dry clean
ing can build up a grayish or
yellowish tinge, especially no
ticeable on white clothes.
So, to be in step with fashion
this summer, look cool in frost
white fashions—and keep cool
by giving them the easy-care
cold water treatment.
lilmiM-craft gives u.« this clussic
white Mouse of (lelunese Ace
tate anil ravon'rrepe. It's a rold
waler-WHshnble for summer.
by the State party. He was in
terviewed by a panel of news
men on the University of North
Carolina's educational television
stations.
_ Valentine said the State party
had been asked by the national
party to be fair to see that mi
nority groups were represented
at the national convention.
He added he thought the State
party has been fair.
Valentine was asked for com
ment on a proposal by Rep.
Tom Strickland, D-Wayne, to
introduce legislation which
would give North Carolina a
presidential preference primary.