The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 168, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 20, 1965 Page: 3 of 10
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Fruit Stays Plump, Juicy
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By CECILY BR0WN8T0NE
Associated Pre* Food Editor
We hope that even the most
ardent advocate of
foods will succumb to
muffins now that blueberries are
in season.
The effort is likely to be mi
nificently rewarded with «
dose of appreciation from fam-
ily and friends. Fbr of all muf-
fins, the blueberry variety is
probably the lop favorite in
American homes.
And the following recipe for
blueberry muffins may get dou-
ble applause. That's because
another favorite — streusel —
is used as a topping. Streusel is
a crumbly mixture of fat,
sugar and flour that was origi-
nally used on kuchen a
helps to make that sweet
uter. Most baker'
rfafaffiMS¡Sfc-stfn.
w 8W6w orcaa reacunng streu-
sel just because the crumbly
ppmgis so appealing.
In making muffins, it's im'
portant to mix the batter only
until the dry ingredients are
listened; this way the g
the flour is not developed so
much that it produces toughness
and tunnels.
.And another remind er, if
there is not enough muffin bat-
ter to fill all the cups in your
muffin pans, be sure to fill the
empty wells half full of cold
water: Then you won't have
empty but grease • spattered,
TODAY'S CHILDREN
Humility Is an Asset
By Grace
ffh.P.) aadtrvte W. Kent fla.Pi)
It is astonishing what a little
parental humility does to oil
wheels as brining up mo
along.
A 16-year-old tells
remembers the first
Dad said to her, "I
I was wrong." .
She was about 8
punishpd her
fouhd out that
what he had
She said that
her she "
he bad
and then
not done
her for.
he punished
with resentment
at his unfairness and his re-
fusal to listen to her protest
Labe had not done it
Jin when he found out the
is jtfnd apologized she said all
f resentment melted and she
felt a great respect to think
that "my father would tell me
he was sorry." It was humility
that made it possible for that
father to do It. and true hu-
mility does engender respect.
It is humility that does away
with that high and mighty know-
it-all air that parents sometimes
pat«« and that children tend to
If they only knew that it
a great deal of unsure-
they probably would not
resent it ao much.
WANTED
Anyway, they apnredate It
when they do not have it to
live with, and it is humility that
precludes it and, opens the way
for according respect to the
youngsters' opinions •
when thcee are not ax well sea-
soned as they will be later.
It is humility that makes par-
ents, willing to learn aa the
bringing up goes on; that makes
them ready to try to adjust to
tftfifes that are different than
when they were growing up;
that makes them ready to con
sider the charge "but you don't
understand," and to put forth
the effort to understand; that
makes them able even to take
the young people's attempts to
make them over in good ptrt.
There is humility for children
to learn too—the humility that
is expressed in respect for par
ents Just as parents express it
in respect for them, the hu-
mility that lets them, too, say,
"I was wrong and I am sorry,"
the humility that makes them
ready to listen to parents even
as parents listen to them.
Humility is a fine, strong,
spiritual quality and bringing
up la strengthened when parents
to it that humility is brought
into it
Write to us sbout your bring
Ing up problems.
_, pama cups to clean.
Wash the blueberries that are
into the muffins by turn-
in to a strainer and I
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Drain thoroughly'
«t the berries dry an paper
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mucDcrry wrcuwi rawvuM
Two cupn sifted flour, 3 tea-
salt, 3 tablespoons silgar, 1
1 cup commercial sour cn r
1-3 cup milk, y« cup salad (not
olive) oil, 1H cups fresh large
blueberries, rinsed and drained
and streusel wv f-''.
Into a mixing bowl, sift to-
the flour, baking powder,
soda, salt and sugar.
tient egg until thick and ivory
coloi; add sour cream and
milk; beat to combine; stir in
nil; add all at once to sifted
flour mixture. 8tir only until
blended.
Fold in blueberries. Turn into
buttered muffin pans (1-3 cup
size wells) filling full. Spring-
kle streusel over batter. Bake
in a hot (425 degrees) oven for
15 to 20 minutes or until top-
is deep brown. Loosen sides
a small spatula; serve at
once. Makes 118 muffins.
Streusel
One-half cup firmly packed
light brown sugar, y« cup regu-
lar unsifted flour, 1 teaspoon
cinnamon and 3 tablespoons
butter or margarine.
In a small mixing bowl, stir
together the brown sugar, flour
and cinnamon. With a pastrv
blender, cut in the butter until
rticles are fine and mixture
crumbly. Use as directed in
blueberry streusel muffin rec-
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Gladiator's
Gear Found
LAVENHAM, England (AP)^
Roman helmet, which may
be the first gladiator's helmet
to be unearthed In Britain, has
been found on a farm near this
Suffolk village.
Officials of the Tower of Lon-
don Armories say the construc-
tion of the helmet strongly
resembles one used by the gladi-
ators in Roman times. A simi-
lar helmet was found in Pom-
peii and is now in the National
Museum at Naples.
"It ia quite different from any
of the British Museum's five
Roman helmets found in Brit-
ain," said J. W. Brailsford, dep-
uty keeper of the Department
of British and Medieval Anti-
quities at the museum. These
are legionary or cavalry parade
helmets.
Surprise Party
Marks Birthday
MAUR1CEVILLB (Spl) - Ja-
nice Cooper was hostess Friday
evening for a surprise partir
honoring Dawi Cooper on his
16Ji birthday. Mr. and Mra.
H. H. Cooper were chaperones,
The birthday cake featured a
miniature drag atrip and drag-
sters. Punch, nuts and gum-
drape alao were served.
Guests included Patricia Pey-
ton, Dorothy Arable, Pat John-
son, Carla Parka, Joan Purcell,
Cheryl Broussard, r
Drake, John Clark, Jamea
aday, Arthur Snow, Harold
low, Bud Johnson
Burdetto Oldbury, Dennis
Eaves, Robert Payne, Gerald
Adams, Butch Arable, Terry
Stark, RuaaaO Frederick, Gale
Kelson, Robert Cohenour, Rod-
ney Miller, Den Cohenour, Skip
Spadafora and Rob Loy.
Brunette Wins
On Third Try
ROBBS, N.M. (AP) -
ty green-eyed bruaet
Growdon of Clovls, has won the
title of Mias New Mexico on her
third
Two years ago she entered the
DEAR ABBY: I'm not the type who writes to a newspaper
columnist for advice, but I have no one else to turn to.
. We have a 21-year-old daughter of whom I've always been
so very proud, until now. My bubble has .burst. I went to work
in an office to send her to college. She was an honor student
and married the week after she graduated from college. She
had planned to teach school in the fall. Now she's told us she
is pregnant and can't teach. Her doctor told her the baby ia due
exactly nine months and ten days after her wedding date! I can.
hardly stand to look at her, Abby. I know everyone will laugh
and count the time. If that baby cones early, I will die of
ame. I haven't been able to eat or sleep properly since I've
known about it Perhaps If you publish a part of this it will make
other girls stop and think before patting their families inr this
embarrassing situation. SAD MOTHER
■ DEAR MOTHER: So what if the baby DOES colme early?
Your daughter Is married and your melodramatic moaning
aboilt "shame" is unwarranted, unnecessary and brutally
selfish. Retire to the wings, Mom. Your daughter has the
stage.
DEAR ABBY: This is for "DEPRESSED," the 22-year-old
woman who argued with her boy friend about her make-up. I
am 20 and I wore quite a lot of make-up until two years ago.
My boy friend asked me to take my make-up off as he thought
it cheapened me. So, because I wanted to please him, I washed
my face, and now I would never be bothered with make-up
again. I always look clean and now I don't have to worryabout
getting make-up all over everything. Looks are only skin deep
and a person should be liked for herself. We are going to be
married soon. I am so glad I washed my .face. I can see things
a lot more clearly now. „ KATHY
aa Miss Clovls and last
as Mias South-Central New
your, the first time
aha had won, aba waa Mias La
Jubilee Queen |
TERRAL, (fia. (AP) ~ Lin-
da,: Gunter, 18, newly chos
queen of día Terral Melon Jubi-
le, saya Watermelons "make
me break out all over/'
5,
L. To moka furnishing your homo o pleasurable
ifpirinnen, with- furniture * f*
of character and many moods, just visit . . .
CONN'S
FURNÍTURI
fill WIST GREEN AVtNUI¿ \
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Oner* S to
BLUEBERRY MUFFINS
Moy Get Double Applause
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Dear Abby ,. •
Come Off It, Mother!
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
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darkness buttoB/^liwTKllfl
slate gray color ,
| Next, readjust your contrast
button: again.
.. This will bring' you a perfect
picture nearly every time.
One thing I would like to tell
people is that they should not
DEAR ABBY: Years ago I had a boy friend who was always
harping on how men preferred girls with the "natural" look
to those who wore make-up. I got sick of hearing tt so o
night I appeared for a date without one speck of make-up on.
Boy, was I.> beauty with sallow complexion, dark shadows
underneath my eyes, yellow teeth, pale lips and invisible eye-
brows and eyelashes! Unfortunately, this waa the "real" me.
He changed his mind in a hurry. And now he refuses to be seen
with me unless I "put my face on." PLAIN JANE
DEAR ABBY: Who ia worse, a married woman who runs
around with a single man? Or a single woman who runs around
with a married man? I am a single woman who is keeping
company with a married man. J have no family ties or obli-
gations. This man's marriage has been dead for many years
and everybody to town knows R. A friend of mine ia married
and is running around with a single man. She lies to her hus-
band and pretends to be haooily married. She is raising children
and the whole bit. Now, WHO do you think is worse?
SNGLE LADY
DEAR SINGLE: R's a dead heat It's always surprising
when one goat complains that nattier goat
j. Orange Center
Activities
The following schedule of ae<
tivities at the Orange Commu-
nity Center, will be ohsnrót
this week, according to, an an-
nouncement by Pete Morrell,
director of die Orange Parks
and Recreation Departa
Daily Activities
inly it-July 21
• .:r Monday- '
• a.mu-noon —
open for pUrL
leadership at
C-UaaI T1--L
acnooi, ounset rant
School. ' .4;
8 a. m. -noo n—Community Cen-
ter open for reservations
8 a.m.-7 p.m. — Weight room
open
• a.m.4 p.m. — Game rooms
open
1 p.m.-C p.m. — Community
Center open for reservations
•: 18-10:IS a.m. and 8-10 p.m.
-Orange Swim Team workout
Tuesday, July 87
9 a.m. — Tennis lessons-City
Paris *:!"4 '■
9:80-11 a.m.—Mom and Tot's
Club-Community Center
10:30 am. — Arts and crafts
ssons - Anderson School play-
ground ,
2:30 p.m.—Children's arts and
crafts class-Community Canter
6:30 p.m.—Church league soft-
ball: . Mary'a vs. First Bap-
tist n, First Presbyterian vn
First Methodist
7 p.m. — Fencing lessor
Community Center
7 n.m. — Bay Scoots (Troop
t—1Community Center
7 p.m. - DERA Rifle Club-
Community Center
7:88 p.m. — Pen and Pencil
literacy group
Weiwiay. July
ÜUB.-10 a.m. — Arts and
Crafta-Sunaet Park
8 a.m.-12 noon — Art League
Painting Session
3-4 . p.m. - Weight lifting
Problems? Write to AfiBY, Box 88908, Loa Angeles, Calif. For
personal reply, endose a stamped, self-addresaed envelope.
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ten well rewarded in the end.
Observe South's play In this
hand, ««era West led a heart
ag&lnat four spades. Declarer
won It with the aoe and took
a apade finesse which lost to
the king. West returned the
nine of diamonds. /
It waa only tit * three, but ,
South already, knew aa much
as he needed to know about
certainly reasonable to assume
that West h|d led a singleton
heart, since he would surely
have played another heart at
this point if he bad had one:
* It was likewise reasonable to
assume that West did not have
the quaen of diamonds, since Ha
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We appreciate this informa-
tfam from a trie vision man
more than he will ever know.
His directions were superb.
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LETTER OF LAUGHTER
Dear Mother:
After reading about the
p it ail of clove* in
woman ^
her vacuum ' i*«"*«*
her room smell
sprayed some
conditioner where
S1 my reoo!
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plminr to.
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be the air
make
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Folks:.
The above letter is from my
Mi 14-year-old daughter, and I
found it in my tynewriter this
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afternoon! Couldn't help but
share it with you. ,, j I
Did you know that pine-scents
could also be used this way?
It's a great idea. Sure leaves a
Those who don't have air con-
ditioners could put pine sent
(used to put in water when
mopping floors), or even cologne
on a piece oí cotton and tie it
to the frame of a fan, and let
the scent blow through your
ttnt
Another Mother
Dear Hdoise:
tt you like your cooked cereal
sweetened throughout (aa I do),
try adding one tablespoé(|
sugar to each cup of Water
your pan. Cook cereal as usi
but just taste the difference,
t Brown sugar makes a nic«t
change in your cereal. Wh "
hot cooked types or cold.
Ruth E. Renkel
8 p.m.—Girls Softball: final
Junior league playoff for cfaam
pionshin
7-:30 p.m. — Adult shooters-
Community Center
. Thursday. Jaly
8-30 a.m.—Arts and, Crafts-
Ben Franklin School',
8 a.m. — Tennis lessons-City
Park
P-m. - Adult Arts and King Featuree Syndicate,'
Crafts (jass-Community Center
8:88 o.m.—Church league soft-
baB: Flint BSDtist one va. Flrtit
Assembly of God; Old First Gr-
anee Baptist vs. Cove Bantlst
7 p.m. -i- Archery club-Com-
munity Center
7 p.m. — Family recreation
nij^t
Friday, July 88
8:30-8:30 a nt - Arts _
crafts-Arthur Robinson Youth
Center A .í".'--
3-4 p.m.—Wdght lifting-Com-
munity Center
8:80- p.m. — Church league
soAmII: Park Avenue Method-
ist vs. McDonald Memorial Bap-
tist; Police and Fife Depart-
ment Team vs. Trtolty Ludieran
7:30 p.m.—Birthday party
Community ubw . ^
8 p.m.—Square dancing-Com-
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onto tne left sleeve and vice
.ftRBhi'ond made a narrow hem
around the' outer edge, ño
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