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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1978
Page
7
Texas A and M Extension Service forecaster notes canned and frozen produce offer economical options this week with features on tomato products corn potatoes and pineapple. Eggs turkey parts and some fresh vegetables are also budget picks alongside cheese and various lunch-meat items.
Dear readers share a family friendly macaroni and cheese method with a layered sauce approach. Elbow pasta bakes with a cheddar cheese topping, paprika, and a hot sauce poured over the top for a saucier final dish. Makes six servings.
Sue Barna, a decorating consultant, travels to about 1,600 home decorating centers sharing paint and decorating trends. She emphasizes energy saving colors, moisture control, proper prep, and the value of good brushes. Indoor trends favor lighter paints, while exteriors require moisture solutions like wedges and caulking. She notes store shifts toward integrated home furnishings and staff decorators, plus classes to aid shoppers.
The Reeves County Young Homemakers met in regular session at Pecos High School. Ann Vines presided. Reports covered Easter Egg Hunt at West Texas Children's Home on March 12 with sixty children. Telethon plans for April 12 pledge drives were shared.
A Reader forwards a 1959 poem about a father’s watch and a spotless name. The page features Dear Ann replies on marriage communication, personal growth, and a Denver woman geologist addressing sexism in the field with practical humor.
The Home Demonstrators Club gathered March 23 at 2 p.m. in Vera Dadd's home with a devotional from Matthew 7:1-5 led by Dadd. Nickie Lackee reported on the council meeting. Lucille Burgan gave the thought for the day. Ann Blair and Barbara Criger spoke of a recent 4-H meeting. Criger won the traveling gift. Susan Webber received the meeting, and the program titled Create the Look you Like was presented. Refreshments served to seven members including Edna Harding and Vera Dodd. Next meeting April 13 at Edna Harding's home.
The competition targets ages 14 to 17 for Miss American Dream and 18 to 25 for Dream Images pageants. October events in New York City will crown state winners who receive crowns banners trophies and chances to compete nationally. Scholarships cash awards and appearances await national winners. entry details via Dream Images Inc New York.
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