Bet of the Week Puppy at San Leon SPCA Shelter
SPCA pet of the Week is a Schnoodle, half schnauzer and half poodle, available with other animals at the County Animal Shelter on Highway 146 in San Leon. PAM'S POINTERS by PAM BROWN explains home pickle methods, including brined pickles from cabbage, cucumbers, and green tomatoes, quick fresh-pack varieties, and fruit pickles. Relishes such as piccolilli and tomato-apple chutney are also described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPCA
County Animal Shelter
Highway 146
San Leon
Pam Brown
Pickles and Relishes Techniques for Safe Home Canning
The text explains heat treatment and waterbath processing for pickle products to destroy spoilage organisms and inactivate enzymes. Fermented cucumbers dill pickles and sauerkraut require immediate processing once jars are placed in boiling water to avoid cooked flavors and loss of crispness, while other pickles are immersed after sealing with water level 1 to 2 inches above jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner
Controlling White Grubs and Growing Fall Broccoli
The note explains grub damage from May beetles causing dry lawn patches and root loss, with July insecticide timing using Diazinon, and notes on soil microbiology. It also promotes fall broccoli planting, recommending varieties and spacing, to harvest through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Welch
Bayou flood plan hinges on a 27.2 inch rain model
County flood control officials discuss rectifying the bayou to improve drainage, noting the project relies on a 27.2 inch in 96 hours rainfall model. Officials say actual events rarely reach that level and no disposal site for spoil has been chosen. The plan is not aimed at hurricane flood protection. A community intermediary, Longman of COM, explains the process while a local paper carrier, Bill Little, details his delivery route and personal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Marcia Baker
Longman
COM
Bill Little
Times
Main
Lake
Oaklawn
Dalian
Howell
Bayou project plans debated at public meeting
Judge Ray Holbrook and Commissioner Frank Carmona answered residents questions on funding the bayou cleanup. They noted the 1971 bond funded cleaning, the dam, and the diversion channel but not rectification, and that leaders tried to publicize that rectification was included. The discussion also covered raising Santa Fe and Texas City Terminal bridges, which the 1971 bond allocated 700000 for, though officials said such work is not essential to the Corps project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Holbrook
Precinct 1
Frank Carmona
Bayou
Longman
Holbrook
Carmona
Paul Hopkins
Santa Fe
Texas City Terminal
Highlands Bayou
Jones
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Hwy. 1765
Westward LA Marque
Texas
Va Air
D. A.C
U.S. D.A
Turkey
PEG
Park
Zackies
Noxzema
Calif
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Canada
Waltham
Highlands
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