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THE YANCEY JOURNAL APRIL 4, 1974
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ft V) g From The Yancey Extension Homemakers
I ®JL food news & cues I
I’ By Mrs. Mary Gillespie
By Donna McLain
An easy-to-prepare dinner
■With oomph!
MOCK CHICKEN
FRIED STEAK
t ßeaten egg
,s:cup saltine crackers (coarse
ly crumbled) 20 crackers
•i/4 cup milk
2 tbtap. minced onion
if. 4 tsp. salt
■•1/4 tsp„ worchestershire sauce
:JLjtsp. chili powder
'.jfjb. lean ground beef
■2; jblsp. cooking oil
Cbmbine egg, 1/2 cup of
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prox. ) Coat with remaining
cracker crumbs. Cook in hot
oil over medium high heat
about 3 min. on each side.
Serve with warm catsup.
BRIDES SALAD
1 can pineapple tidbits(drained)
1 apple peeled and diced
1/ 2 cup chopped pecans
1 pkg. miniature marshmallows
1/2 pint cream (whipped)
Mix all and fold in whip
cream. Serve on lettuce.
FRUIT COCKTAIL
CAKE
Mix together:
2 cups flour
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 tsp. soda
1 med. can fruit cocktail
2 eggs
Beat well and pour into a
greased pan. Set aside and
Mix together:
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup coconut
} cup chopped pecans
P our this over top of first
mixture. Bake all together
until don# £t 350 degrees.
Mix together:
1 cup sugar
1 stick butter
1 small can pet milk.
Boil for 2 minutes and pour
over cake while hot.
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GS Director To Retire
Mrs. Paul K. Buff, Execu -
tlve Director of Pisgah Girl
Scout Council for ten ye ars,
Retired on March 31, 1974.
Col. Harry Hewitt will act as
Interim Executive Director un
til a replacement can be found.
Mrs. Buff lias been in Girl
Scout professional work for
twenty-three years, spending
time in councils ia Wilming -
ton and Hickory as well as
Asheville.
"Scouting is away inwhich
each individual can develop
according to her own needs and
her own interests", she said.
"And i' ’s a living program; its
flexible. It changes around
the basic values to help the
girls me et the challenges of
a changing world", she added.
Under her direction, Pisgah
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Council has increased its troops
from one hundred fifty to three
hundred and has been the recip
ient of several grants to test
new ways of delivering services
to rural areas. The Council
just recently was given the
amount of $lO, 000 from the
Colgate-Pamolive Company in
order to organize Scouting in
Swain County.
Mrs. Buff believes that the
very nature of Gill Scouting in
sures its future success. It en
courages the freedom of the
soul of the individual and this
automatically involves change
and flexibility.
In the ten years that Mrs.
Buff has been with Pisgah Girl
' Scout Council, it has grown to
hopefully bring to some of its
girls and adults that intangible
liberation of the soul.
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®ir And About Homemakers
Yancey Extension Service ||
By Mary M. Deyton
District E H Meeting Scheduled:
"Education for Action-You
Can Make the Difference" is
the tlve me for the Annual Meet
ing of the Western District Ex
tension Homemakers April 30,
May 1, Lake Junaluska. A
varied educational program is
planned with outstanding lead
ers and speakers in their field
including Mrs. Betty Feezar
and Miss Brenda Hedgepath of
Charlotte. Classes include (1)
Dollars and Sense —Coping with
Credit, (2) iTur Heritage— A
New Look at the Arts, (3) Fas
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cinating Food Facts , (4) Ex
ports and Imports—How They
Affect Our Food Prices, (5)
What’s Under the Hood, (6)
Consumer in the Marketplace
(House Furnishing).
Registration forms are avail
able from the Home Economics
Extension Agents, E H Clubs
Presidents or from Mrs. Jess
Lawhern, 2nd Vice President
and a member of the District
Planning Committee.
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Why Children lviisbehaves
If parents are to be able to
move away from the old reward
-punishment tradition of child
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rearing and learn to apply the
principle of logical consequen
ces in disciplining their child
ren, it is necessary that they
first find out what factors cause
their children to misbehave.
Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs, who
advocates the use of logical
consequences method of dis
ciplining children has said that
all misbehavior is the result of
a child's mistaken assumption
about the way to find a place
and gain status. When the
adult is not aware of the mean
ing of the child's misbehavoir,
he responds by falling for the
child's unconscious scheme and
reinforces the child's mistaken
goal. On the other hand, if
parents can learn to identify
the reasons behind misbehavior
and understand it, they are in
a better position to correct it.
To do this the adult must recog
nize misbehavior patterns and
their hidden goals. Dr. Drei -
kurs has identified four such
goals. One of these is discusffld
below. The other three will be
considered in a future article.
Attention Getting
Mother was working in the
kitchen when Jimmy, age 3,
ran in sobbing, "He hit me,
he hit me. " Wearily, mother
went to investigate followed
by Jimmy who was still crying.
Bobby, age 5, was in his room
coloring. "Did you hit Jimmy? 1
mother asked exasperatedly.
"Mo ther he took my crayons
and I told him he couldn't
play with my crayons. " Mo
ther declared that s no
for hitting Jimmy and made
Bobby stay in his room for ai
hour. Jimmy was triumphant
while Bobby began to cry.
Ten minutes later they were
fighting again.
By her intervention into
the fight, mother reinforced
her sons' desires for attention.
Unless there is danger of injury
or damage, mother's wisest
course is to allow children to
settle their own disagreements.
When they discover that mother
will not intervene in a fight
it usually stops.
The examples of attention
getting behavior in children
which is cited here is only one
of many manifestations of ne
gative, attention getting be
havior. A child may be always
"getting into things, " failing
to do his chores, fighting with
his brothers and sisters. He
may be a dawdler, unable to
dress cr occupy himself. But
what is important far parents
to understand is the desire un
derlying these acts to get adults
to pay attention to him and to
serve him. When parents rec -
ognize this, they can avoid
being drawn into such behavior
and can help the child to find
appropriate behavior for receive
ing the attention he needs.
T«E
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Night's Nice, a film for
children based on the book by
Barbara and Ed Emberly, was
shown to 21 "little people"this
past Monday and Tuesday at
the CHILDREN'S HOUR prog
rams held in the Yancey Gounty
Public Library. Following this
film, the children were read
Pepito's Story written and il
lustrated by Eugene Fern. The
program concluded with dance
activity, "Touch Your Toes. "
Those children attending
CHILDREN'S HOUR weretßan
dy and Ricky Allen, Darrell
Mitchell, Darrell Rathbum,
Randy Ray, Royce Chrisawn,
Greg Moore, Eric Williamson,
Cathy Shepherd, Christie Hugh
es, Jeff Sheehan, Jerry Rose,
Freddie Bean, Sonya Shade,
Audrey Gillespie, Brandy Kaye
Hemphill, Robbie B oyer .Tra
cy Chandler, Heather Me In -
tosh, Cary Turman, Alison
Floyd.