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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1978
Page
11
Crane County hosted the District VI 4-H Food Show on Saturday March 4 with four junior and four senior divisions. Read two senior recipes from Corina Gamboa and Sue Gamboa of Loving County: a Golden Onions side dish and a Banana Split Cake dessert.
Dr. Alan Booth of the University of Nebraska reports that a wife's employment has little lasting effect on marriage after a short adjustment period. Earlier studies found more stress for husbands of working wives, but Booth notes stress declines within about a year and benefits like added income and self fulfillment may outweigh negatives.
Pecos residents Doug and Beverly Hathorn announce the arrival of daughter Kelsey Kristine born 8 30 p m March 2 at Reeves County Memorial Hospital. She weighed seven pounds eight and one half ounces and measured 19 inches. Kelsey is joined at home by brother Cody. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John A. Griffis and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hathorn. Paternal grandparents listed. Also notes on local civic events and visits by Don Walsh and family to Lubbock for a C R Anthony Co area meeting and Zenith Spring Show attendance by the Stephens family in Monahans.
Russell Smoots son of Gaynell Smoots turned two on Sunday March 5 at the West Side Community Center. About 20 guests attended including Laurie and Jr Williams Tracy and Sherman Smith Vanessa Simmons and Howard Eugene Cal Jr and Tiffany. Cakes punch hats balloons and toys were shared. Russell received toys and clothes as presents.
Bombeck recalls the Class of 49 with sharp humor and silhouettes of predictability. She contrasts the era with the vibrant sixties, noting a dull year without protests or triumphs and highlighting quirky classmates such as Janey Wilks and Stud Turf.
Salmon Molds makes a sturdy mold ready for unmolding. The recipe uses a 734-ounce can of salmon and gelatin with flour salt sugar mustard milk and cider vinegar. After cooking and setting, unmold onto lettuce with cucumber tomato and French dressing for five servings.
Cream butter and sugar with vanilla then add flour. Stir in chopped chocolate and coconut. Shape into tiny balls with 40 tablespoon measurements. Bake at 350 degrees about 15 minutes. Roll in extra sugar while warm. Makes about 60 cookies. A 6 tablespoon measure helps shape dough.
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service advises choosing shoes that fit from the start for comfort and no break-in. It notes sales offer 30 to 50 percent off and provides fit checks including toe space, heel snugness, counter stability, instep room, widest part alignment, and non rubbing sides, with feet measured each time and the larger foot guiding size.
A newly approved pneumonia vaccine provides protection against pneumococcal pneumonia, which causes most pneumonia deaths. FDA approved, it shows about 80 percent effectiveness in recipients. Immunization targets older adults and those with chronic diseases. reactions may include soreness at the injection site for up to two days.
The Justice Department reports an FBI agent who praised ex U.S. Attorney David Marston sought to remove those remarks from government documents. Spokesman Robert Havel said Neil Welch, head of Philadelphia FBI, filed the deletion citing FBI avoidance of political involvement.
A selection of Ann Landers letters covers a husband who punishes with sex withdrawal, a sisterly estrangement letter to commemorate a brother’s death, and a critique of a mother overemphasizing beauty in a daughter. The column urges counseling, reflection, and provides a call for a parenting booklet on sex communication.
Consumer guide from Texas A&M Extension Service highlights cost effective staples like eggs onions potatoes and canned tomatoes. Poultry prices rise slightly but remain cheap. fresh vegetables stay affordable though carrots and cabbage cost are higher due to weather. Dairy beef and pork deals noted with guiding prices and regional supplies. A seeing eye cat story from San Diego ends with Rhubarb helping a blind owner at home.
Kimberly Diane Roach, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Roach, celebrated her first birthday at 2009 Country Club Drive. Guests included Kari Allen, Becky Allen, Mabel Wise, Paige Thomas, L H Woodward, Jody and Michael, Patti Branham, Curt Roach, Curly Cox, and grandparents Clarence and Kelley Cox. Clown cake ice cream and punch were served. Kimberly received toys clothes and a rocking chair from her grandparents.
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