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Until recently only a fortunate few could afford hand-rubbed,
hand-carved, custom-crafted wood paneling. But now it is pos
sible for the do-it-yourselfer to achieve that custom look easily
and inexpensively with new self adhesive, fully-dimensional vinyl
panels ... so authentic in design and detail, you can't tell them
from the real thing.
Patterned in Spanish Classic, French Provincial and Colonial
motifs, these "sculptured wood" panels, used dado height or as
a full wall treatment, offer a wide variety of decorating possibili
ties for every room in the house. By merely peeling off the back
ing paper and pressing these 12" x 24" self-adhesive panels to
the wall, you can create a country simple or ultra elegant atmo
sphere.
These designer panels are as easy to care f&r as they are to
install. Grease and stain resistant, their washgljle surface wipes
clean with a damp cloth, retaining the appearance of Old World
craftsmanship indefinitely. ,
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for a full-color booklet on this and other decorating ideas.
What's A Cheesecake?
The question was cheesecake. "What's a cheesecake?" was the
question asked thousands of women in three major cities.
The answers indicated that when it comes to cheesecake, there
are "traditionalists" and there are the "moderns." The tradition
alists prefer a thick, rich variety. Younger women and their
families prefer a lighter, fluffier cream base with a fruit topping.
To please the younger group, the Kitchens of Sara Lee per
fected a new processing technique which for the first time pre
serves the fresh fruit flavor of specially grown strawberries
throughout preparation and storage. The new fruit-topped vari
ety was added to the company's line of blueberry, pineapple and
cherry cheesecakes. (And for the traditionalists, there's still the
original creamcheesecake.|)
MAKING LIFE EASIER
(2ns oflcka,...
—by Barbara Bee—J
Women's Home Consultant
Bruner division of Calgon Corporation
If it took you all summer to slim down to a comfortable "at
the pool" figure, plan this year to keep in shape all year long.
Start a fall program of keeping away those excess inches that
seem to accumulate during the
winter. Continue to take walks in seconds!
(not rides) to ▲
the grocery v
store. Put on m . Would you like to save 100
an extra sweat- or more hours of housework a
er and keep year? (You're right, it is a
up the bike Wmlsilly question.) Well, you can
trips to see the save just that and use less
leaves change soaps and detergents. The se
into a lovely cret is conditioned water. It
new season. leaves clothes and dishes clean-
Work off spe- er with less soap and leaves no
cial meals by Barl,,r * BM soapy film or water spots,
swimming at indoor pools at Think of it—no awful bathtub
local Ys or health centers. Not ring! Now that alone is surely
only won't you have to crash worth it!
diet next summer, but vou will ♦
maintain a trimmer and health - Remo ving chewing gum from
i er all around look. clothing is no longer a sticky
♦ problem. One of our readers
If you have ever had the suggests freezing the gum with
problem of removing the first an ice cube and then crumbling
piece of brownies or sheet cake the gum away. For small cloth
after baking, line one edge of ing articles, just put it into
the pan with a strip of alum- your freezer compartment for
inum foil leaving a little extra a half hour and then break the
to hang out as a tab. Lifts out gum away.
BEHIND THE SCENES
Police
Our first policemen
1 with lanterns and kept
VA i\ I I I * ,ra V animals off the
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If j I hQ(J 1693 that cities issued
but no weapons.
When the first fingerprint- I Vy
ing system was introduced Jff
in St. Louis in 1904—the /T \|/ i V
police really become a /* y jljj
force for modern crime \|M Ti
detection. Today's police- / j [>c=
man is well-trained in / X «A | —|\
sophisticated methods of j . y 1 J jjjlwj.
criminology and even r s \l\ n iS
uses new machines to I
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/ ,£y '7\ saving our police force
/ |\4 ■/ precious time is the IBM
f \ jk Message Recorder System.
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(\ Ywan officer can dictate com
l|t j plaint and accident re-
Al \w — ports without having to
his beat.
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Broncos Grid
Drills to Start
On August 28
FAYETTEVILLE - More
than fifty candidates are ex
pected to answer the opening
whistle when Fayetterille State
University launches Its 1060
pre-season gridiron practices
August 28th.
Coach Hubie Doub's charges
are getting an early jump be
cause of the National Collegi
ate Athletic Association
(NCAA) filling permitting in
stitutions with games on Sep
tember 20 an early start to get
their personnel in good physi
cal and mental shape.
The Broncos open their
1969 campaign with Albany
State College in Albany, Geor
gia. This will mark the first
intercollegiate athletic compe
tition between the two institu
tions.
Fayetteville State will face
eight grid foes during the 1969
campaign with three games at
home and the remainder on
the road. If the Broncos ex
pect to have a winning season,
they must win on the road.
Albany State is the only non
conference opponent as the
rest of the schedule features
Central Intercollegiate Athletic
Association (CIAA) competi
tion.
Coach Doub stated that the
initial practice sessions will be
devoted to offense and funda
mentals. In a letter to the aspi
rants, Doub urged to start indi
vidual physical conditioning
and be prepared to start heavy
work on arrival.
The Broncos will be out to
improve their 2-5 worksheet
that they posted last year.
Fayetteville State got off the
launching pad with tow suc
cessive victories during the
1968 season and the third con
test with Virginia State College
saw them suffer some injuries
that never seemed to disappear.
All things being equal, FSU
should improve on their 1968
mark.
Doub's grid staff will in
clude Page Saunders, defensive
mentor and Stanko Guldescu,
offensive line and scout.
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a recent press party In New
York City, Inspector Arthur
Hill of the New York City Po
lice Department, Miss Elizabeth
Launches Daily Television Series
To Help Pre school Children
NEW YORK - Test pro
duction for a new dally tele
vision series to help prepare
preschool children for school
was begun last week in New
York City by the Children's
Television Workshop.
The Workshop will produce
"Sesame Street," a well-inte
grated program which will use
entertainment techniques com
mon to commercial TV to
teach the nation's 12-million
3, 4 and 5-year-old youngsters.
The hour-long show will be
broadcast Monday through Fri
day on more than 160 educa
tional TV stations beginning
Nov. 10. (Note to editor: a
partial list of, stations is at
tached.)
The title of the series is
derived from the familiar story
book command, "Open,
Sesame," from Ali Baba in the
Arabian Nights tale. The pro
gram will borrow heavily from
proven attention-getting ele
ments of commercial television
- fast action, cartoons, memo
rable sing-along jingles used in
product commercials and hum
or, but used in this to teach
letters, numbers and ideas.
Robinson, champion Jackie Rob
inson, and Alonio S. "Jake"
Gaither, president of the Foot
-ball Coaches Foundation and
head coach 1 for Florida AltM
In addition, there will be
guest appearances by such stars
as Carol Burnett, Lew Rawls,
Harry Belafonte, James Earl
Jones and Dick Van Dyke who
will not only entertain but will
help illustrate various teaching
situations.
Joan Ganz Cooney, execu
tive director of the series and
an Emmy award winner, said
"Sesame Street's" goals will
include recognition of letters
of the alphabet, counting abi
lity and number concepts, geo
metric shapes and basic rea
soning skills.
In addition the series will
also focus on concepts relating
to self and the world around,
Mrs. Cooney said.
While the series has been
described by some as a televi
sion "head start," Mrs. Conney
points out that the series is
designed to supplement such
programs, not replace them.
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