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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1977
Page
7
A reader asks how three eight-ounce glasses of beer can intoxicate a 50-year-old man. Ann explains individual tolerance varies. Subsequent letters cover a wife’s affair, setting boundaries, handling insensitivity, and a vet’s take on an alleged kitten’s behavior.
Mrs Jack Williams demonstrated tissue paper collage to Pecos Art Club and Merry Wives at the Pecos Art Center. She used dyed tissue on a gessoed masonite board focusing on color and composition. Merry Wives elected Mrs John R Door as member and planned a 3:30 p.m. Oct 12 meeting at Mrs Williams home.
Debby Johnson of Texas A&M Extension advises adults to adjust speech when communicating with children. She stresses kneeling to the child’s eye level, soft tones, and respectful interaction to foster calm, self respect, and positive attitudes toward adults in later years.
A reader asks how to remove yellowing from wax on an oak lacquered dining table. Polly advises confirming lacquer status, removing old wax, applying liquid wax generously then wiping while wet, and cleaning with soft cloths for maintenance.
Eric Lee Martinez celebrated his first birthday on October 1 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Martinez at Pyote Park despite cold rain. Godmother Lidia Ramon presented a tiger cake and his favorite gift was a Snoopy toy from cousin Anna Mardelino of Odessa. numerous relatives and friends attended from Odessa and local areas.
Marilyn Haggar d, foods and nutrition specialist, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Texas AM University System, urges shoppers to be courteous. She outlines behavior such as keeping carts out of traffic, handling produce gently, selecting items before checkout, avoiding quick check lanes, separating food stamp from nonfood stamp items, and keeping payment tools ready. She notes clerks have long days and even offers a tip about repurposing wine baskets into flower bowls.
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