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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1978
Page
7
A Utah writer shares a home method for crisp thinner double crackers with a stoned texture, using flour, cracked wheat and yogurt. Includes step by step shaping and baking for 48 crackers, plus a two serving kumquat orange dessert with vanilla ice cream.
Erma Bombeck notes the humor and trend of personalized license plates. She observes cars with clever phrases and reflects on how her own plate lacks a message. The piece explores how plates convey personality and social customs through witty wordplay.
Employees of Merchants Fast Motor Lines and their wives attended a banquet at Sunday House Inn for dinner and a safety meeting on Monday March 27 at 7 p.m. Drivers were recognized for no accidents and only two personal injuries in 1977. Donald Taylor received a watch for 10 years of safe driving, while Jack Dandy Kenneth Lamb and Robert George received a $1 000 bond for 20 years of safe driving.
Proper rose care now ensures attractive plants and abundant fall blooms. With hot weather, rose beds often lose interest due to small flowers and poor color. A little spring and early summer work yields big dividends this fall. Remove spent blooms to prevent seed energy loss and to avoid blind shoots. Fertilize with complete fertilizer every four to six weeks and stop by mid August to reduce winter injury. In alkaline soils seek Iron Chlorosis guidance from the County Extension Office. Water deeply during hot dry spells and maintain a preventive fungicide spray program. Most varieties need weekly to ten day sprays from spring growth to frost. in heat, extend to two weeks until mid August, then resume weekly. For details, obtain L-878 Roses Summer Care from the Extension Office.
A reader rebukes Ann Landers for endorsing feeding in public restrooms, recounting a painful experience nursing in a filthy ladies room with no chair while a drunken patron and a rat incident. The letter argues for broader acceptance of public nursing and questions restroom safety and comfort.
A letter from readers prompts Ann Landers to address issues from public nursing in inconvenient places to teenage fashion and equality trends among protesters. The column references reactions to women nursing in public, teen fashion statements, and suggests reading her booklet Booze and You for Teenagers.
Barbara B. Smith leads a rallying call to women to value motherhood and homemaking. Mormon women fund a $1 million monument in Navoo Illinois, featuring 13 bronze life size statues celebrating women's roles. Sculptors Dennis Smith and Florence Peterson Hensen create the pieces to be dedicated June 28 with music and dance.
Quotation from Luke 12 15 and a note from Seth Parker American evangelist about riches measured by hearts saved rather than money saved. Emphasizes life not in abundance of possessions but in impact on others. Reflects pastoral counsel on material wealth and generosity.
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