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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1970
Page
8
Dear Polly guides readers on cleaning a toaster by removing the crumb door and brushing gently to avoid coils. Additional tips cover crib end-finish protection for teething, and a leaf-raking trick using a board to speed up cleanup. Readers may send ideas for Polly to publish.
The Agriculture Department announced approval of a fortified breakfast roll to replace fruit juice and bread or cereal in school and day care meals. The roll provides vitamins and nutrients equivalent to bread or cereal plus fruit juice and is described as a fortified baked roll with a cream-like center. Specifications will be provided so institutions can voluntarily order the rolls from bakeries.
A wartime skepticism about food quality grows as public relations experts note a shift toward nutrition in advertising. Shoppers seek value and science behind “enriched” and fortified products while prices and economic pressures push smarter buying.
Mrs. C J Ryan THDA Chairman for Reeves Loving County will visit Kermit on Tuesday November 17 to give candle making instruction for the Winkler County Home Demonstration Clubs. The Pecos H D Club will learn crocheting pearls and beads from a Kermit member or County Agent Mrs Scott.
The Twentieth Century Club met November 4 in the Federation Parlor with Mrs. Frank Haughton presiding. The program on A Time For Discovery explored Walter Reed and Booker T. Washington, highlighting Reed’s yellow fever work and Washington’s Tuskegee Institute legacy.
A bridal shower was held last Saturday afternoon at the Bell home honoring Miss Beverly Meyer bride elect of Steve Stewart. Hosts were Mrs. Hollis Bell and Mrs. Betty Poitevint with guests registering in the bride’s book and viewing a display of pictures.
The Merry Home and Garden Club celebrated its fortieth anniversary with a Monday meeting at Mrs. Marvin Clark's home. President Mrs. Walter Burkholder led reports from committee chairs and a history of the group was given by Mrs. Clark, noting organization on November 17, 1930 and beautification projects across the city.
Mr and Mrs D N Buchanan visited Fredericksburg last Friday to visit Mrs J C Buchanan and relatives. They returned to Pecos on Sunday afternoon.
Add drained chopped canned clams and finely diced raw celery to a cream sauce and heat, serve over buttered toast with paprika or minced parsley. Next time plan skillet frying diced potatoes by mixing with chopped onion green pepper and canned pimiento.
A domineering know‑it‑all criticizes politics, crime, education, and culture. He claims infallible insight from distant travels and shallow observations, while admitting no real experience or current engagement. He bores others despite insisting he holds the real story.
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