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12 The Gazette and Pally, York, QMEN Wednesday Morning, September 23, 1964 Dr. Spock Says: i Children Must Be Protected From Harm Of Racial Strife ORDERLY HEAD -A profile calot of black velour fits the short, smooth coiffure. In version at right, the hair, razor cut, hugs the nape of the neck. An overlapping layer sheared high in back is cut in a curved ere, enabling the longer side hair to fall naturally into guiche commas. Ignore a subject tliat Is truly bothering the twite family, die child's apprehension and misunderstanding become even worse than they have to be.

AH experience In child psychiatry tells us tliat, he addd. Dr. Spock noted tliat parents can save their children from the harmful effects of dhwrlmlnatlon by truthfully answering any questions that may arise. Tills applies to both Negro and white parents, be pointed out In Dr. Spocks opinion, it is best for tiie Negro parent not to show helpless rage or to teach blind hatred to his children even though he may fed justified in these emotions.

"The child who learns nothing but hatred, he said, 'wont have the self-discipline to work in the cause of civil rights or to educate himself for a good Job. Iteassu ranee On the other hand, white youngsters need to be reassured by their parents, too, in order to counteract the prejudice they hear, Dr. Spock said. He urged parents to teach their children that Negroes are as kindly and affectionate to children as whites are. Young white chib dren should also know that Negroes who have had good homes and schools are just as intelligent, healthy and well behaved as white people who have had good homes and schools, Dr.

Spock advised. Other problems are likely to tarise when young people reach high school and college age, according to Dr. Spock. Within the family there may be uneasiness if a youth of one color wants to invite one of another color home for a meal or a party or a vacation, he pointed out When this occurs, Dr. Spock said that parents should truthfully admit when they fed their own tolerance Is too limited r- rather than put the blame on the conventional neighbors.

However, if the neighbors are very conventional, this should be discussed, too, in order to avoid embarrassments, he added. Dr. Spock concluded that white people must soon learn how to get along agreeably with people of different backgrounds and colors in order to avoid increasing resentment and retaliation in the decades to come. It is much easier, he said, to learn such habits in childhood. Ngat Ways To Prepare Asparagus Awarded Prizes In Recipe Contest 1 package frozen flaky dinner rolls 2 tbsp.

evaporated milk Drain asparagus and reserve liquor. Place asparagus In a buttered glass baking dish. Slice frankfurters into diagonal coins and arrange over asparagus. Combine sour cream, tomato soup, cream of mushroom soup, asparagus liquor and sherry, then New York The forgotten people In the civil right! struggle are the children, according to noted child-care expert Dr. Benjamin Spock.

Writing In the October Issue of UedlKxik magazine Dr. Spock, said that the children are the once 'with the moat to gain or the most to lose in the integration struggle. For this reason it la Imperative, according to Dr. Spook, that parents do not postpone a discussion with their children of the Issues involved. 'The trouble with delay, said Dr.

Spock, "is that when parents try to Pick-Up Work Good news for beginners and T.V. watchers! You can knit this jacket yourself! Knit 4 squares alternating 2 colors using only knit, purl sitches. Bands finish jacket. Pattern 836; directions; chart; size 32-34; 36-38. Thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing and special handling.

Send to Laura Wheeler, York Gazette Daily, Needlecraft P.O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS and ZONE. NEW FOR 1965! 200 designs more fashions to knit, crochet than ever! Plus 3 FREE patterns, em-. broidery, dolls clothes.

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those recipes and the puffed rice candies too. I used to make them, but lost the recipe- Reading about the plums made me think of sending in a recipe too, I am sending two that I got from the late Annie Stough Garrett, who got them from her mother, Mrs. Sam Mr. Stough was a school teacher, as was Mrs. Garrett and a brother.

Harry Stough. Many folks who read this will remember them. Mrs. Garrett was my- good neighbor and taught me a lot about cooking and housekeeping. The following two recipes are from Mrs.

Garrett; the other one from another neighbor. pour over franks. Separate the din- ner rolls and Brush tops of i top of rolls with evapora milk and bake in moderately hot oven (375 degrees) about 15-20 minutes or until rolls are nicely browned and sauce is bubbly. 6 servings equivalent of a standard size can, glass container or package of frozen. FROSTED ASPARAGUS SOUP (3rd Prize) Vi cups cooked asparagus cuts and tips 1 envelope cream-of-Ieck soup mix -tx cups milk 1 cup sour cream 1 tsp.

lemon juice 5 drops green food coloring 4 tsp. chopped mint for each serving Combine asparagus, soup mix and milk, cup of the sour cream, lemon juice and coloring in food blender until well mixed. Chill for three hours or until ice cold. Top each serving with a teaspoon of sour cream, and sprinkle with teaspoon mint 46 servings. equivalent of a standard size can, glass container or package of frozen.

Recipes for a cookie, a main dish, and a soup were the top three award winners in ah asparagus recipe contest conducted last year. One might reasonably expect to find the vegetable in a main dish or a soup, but who ever heard of asparagus being used in a cookie? Well, seeing Is believing, so the cookie recipe and the other two prize winners appear below. The contest to uncover new and unusual ways of serving asparagus is again being conducted this year under the sponsorship of the New Jersey Asparagus Industry council. The only Tequirement is that asparagus-whole spears, cuts, or tips be an important ingredient, whether fresh, canned, or frozen. -Entries, limited to three per family, may appear on any kind of paper; the official entry blank is not required.

First prize will consist of 300 jars of processed foods. Second and third prizes will' be 200 and 100 jars respectively. Twenty-five honorable award winners will receive an 8-cup coffee maker. All entries must be postmarked before midnight, September 30. The address is Asparagus Recipe Contest, 366, Millville, N.

J. CHERRY DAPPLE TAFFIES (1st Prize)' -cups asparagus cuts and tips xi cups sifted flour 2 tsp. baking ponder Vi tsp. soda 1 tsp. salt li tsp.

cinnamon i 3A top nutmeg -1 cups light brown sugar zi cup shortening 2 eggs '-y 1 tsp. lemon extract Vz cups raisins 1 cup chopped walnuts Drain asparagus. Sift together flour, baking powder, soda, salt, cinnamon and nutmeg. Set aside. Cream sugar and shortening thoroughly.

Blend in eggs, lemon extract Add dry ingredients; mix well. Stir in raisins and walnuts. Drop by teaspoons onto greased cookie sheets. Bake at 375 degrees for 10 minutes. Serve the taffy cookies plain or frosted.

Makes 5 dozen. Ba Sei fro PINEAPPLE MARMALADE Ingredients: 1 large fresh pineapple, 2 lbs. sugar, 1 qt. water (4 measuring cups). Method: Grind pineapple, add to water and sugar.

Boil all together until done (about the consistency of honey). QUINCE MARMALADE Ingredients: 3 large quinces, 3 lbs. sugar; 2 qts. water. Method: Grate quinces, add to sugar- and water.

Boil all together until thick. (I try it on a saucer as for jelly.) PLUM BUTTER Ingredients: 5. lbs. fresh purple plums, 4 lbs. sugar, 1 cups, lemon juice, teaspoon doves, 1 to 2 tea- spoons cinnamon (use the amount you like to suit-your taste).

Method: Wash plums, do not peel, take out and boil in as little water Rub through-a add sugar, lemon juice, spices, and boil thick as for apple butter. Put in glasses and cover with white paraffin. Mrs. K. A.

Sells v- -y- York Wanted: A Recipe I am very anxious to secure the recipe for small cookies, made most-y ly of cream cheese and butter with, I imagine, some flour, too. 'I had some of "these 'over last years holidays," but cant seem to get a recipe for them. I. would appreciate your printing my request i Mrs. Oars L.

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4 EGGPLANT AU PARMESAN 2 eggs, lightly beaten 1 teaspoon water teaspoon salt Freshly ground black 1 cup dry bread crumbs, made or packaged 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese i eggplant About 2 cups vegetable oil. 1. Combine the water, salt and pepper in a mixing bond. 2. Combine the crumbs and cheese in a shallow plate.

3. Cut the unpeeled eggplant into thin slices, about one-eighth inch thick. Dip them in the egg mixture, then into the cheese-crumb mixture, coating as thoroughly as possible. 4. Heat the oil in a skillet to the depth of one-quarter inch.

Cook the eggplant an both sides until golden brown. Drain on absorbent towels ck nbs, freshly and serve Immediately. Yield: About four servings. 1 Frosting Melt 1 cup butterscotch morsels with cup water and 2 tablespoons butter. Add 2 cups powdered sugar and cup -finely chopped maraschino cherries.

equivalent of a standard size can, glass container or package of frozen. FRANKLY STBOGANOFF ASPARAGUS (2nd Prize iyx cape cooked asparagus cats and tips 1 lb. frankfurters Vi cup light sour cream Vi vvp condensed cream of tomato soup Vi cop cream of mushroom soap cup cooking sherry BOX for sowing notions or jewelry con be made from a cigar box. Cut off lid and glua cotton bag print or remnant to lid and outside' of box, allowing Clinch margin for covering edges. Clip at comers for smooth fit.

Line with plain fabric, folding under ((-inch from edges. Decorate top and sides with bias tape ana rick rack, and use button or wooden knob for handle. Add fabric-covered cardboard di- I vJerh 1 1 i READER EXCHANGE Signed name and address must accompany all letters but writers may appear in print under a pen name," nickname, or -identified by initials Writer to: WOMENS WORLD, The Gazette and Pa. i I i. 1.