Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 177, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 27, 1980 Page: 8 of 22
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homemaker scene
By JANIE CRUMP
County Extension Agent
Greener thumbs
Dry soil key in nematode control
Boy* and girl* ages IMS are
tented to the babysitting clinic
{hat will be held Tuesday, July
p, Iran f:3l a.m. until 3 p.m.
pud on Wednesday, July 30,
from »:» until 11:3# a jn. It will
fte held at the Wesley Methodist
Church, 614 Texas St. in Sulphur
Springs. Registration fee is
flJO. Everyone is is to bring a
lack hutch on Tuesday
> Safety tips, how to handle an
emergency, what a babysitter
should know about child care
and developmental stages, how
fo entertain and make
homemade toys, what the
parents of the child and
babysitter should know and do,
will be covered.
Marilyn Smith, chairman of
the Family Living Committee,
encourages all interested youth
to participate. Everyone who
completes the one-and-a-half
day clinic will receive a com-
pletion certificate and have
their name publicized Plan to
attend.
Arts and Craft Workshop
Carrie Brazeal, my co-
worker, invites all youth, young
adults, and homemakers to an
aits and craft workshop on
Tuesday, Aug. 5 at the Ag
Center in City Park. For more
Information and topics that will
be presented, call 88M726.
La Pa Sate
I have shared several recipes
with you over the last seven
years since I have served you as
your County Extension agent.
This recipe ranks right up there
with Angel Biscuits, Banana
Split Cake, and Pina’ Colada
Cake. Ruth Gilbreath of Yantis
sent this recipe after her
daughter and my friend Jo Ann
Walter told me about It I have
prepared it several times for
friends and relatives. I thought
•bout being selfish and not
passing it on to you, but you will
enjoy preparing tide for your
family and that will make me
happy. So here it is. If you like
Mexican food, you will enjoy
Eds:
Cook 2 pounds hamburger
(heat and one chopped, large
onion until meat changes color.
Add: 1 can tomatoes, 1 can
oinion soup, 1 can Rotel
tomatoes, 1 jalapeno pepper
(chopped), 1 can mushroom
soup, 1 bell pepper (chopped),
teaspoon black pepper,
teaspoon oregano, ^ teaspoon
garlic salt, salt to taste.
Simmer for 15 minutes. Tear
12 tortillas into pieces. In a
buttered baking dish, layer
tortillas, meat mixture, sliced
cheese, etc. ending up with
cheese on top. Heat in 350
degree oven until cheese melts.
Sharing Corner
1 would jike to start an ex-
change of ideas, recipes, tips
and hints that have worked for
you. I would publish a few each
week in this column. If you
would like to share something,
send them to me at P.O, Box
186, Sulphur Springs. Come on,
don’t be selfish.
Tips for Your Use
—Don’t operate empty
microwave ovens. Families
with small children may want
to keep a cup of water inside the
microwave so in case the oven
is accidentally turned on, no
damage will result.
-Nearly one-half of the
children in one-part families
live with a parent who has not
graduated from high school as
compared with only one-fourth
of those in two-parent families,
Of RONALD C WOOLLEY
according to national
demographic figures.
-To spark interest in cool,
dry cereals on hot summer
mornings, add fresh, frozen or
canned fruit, cooked or un-
cooked dried fruit, softened ice
milk or frozen yogurt, honey or
molasses.
-Flourescent lights produce
the same amount of lighting but
use only one-fifth to one-third as
much energy as incandescent
Flourescent lights are
especially suited to entry
foyers, halls and stairways,
where lights bum long hours
and the savings in energy and
maintenance are significant.
dm Dayer
Now is the
your
through
We hear a great deal about
using mangolds and sugar fee
the control of root katc
nematodes m the gwdee bode
of these methods are nrf
questionable value There is a
practice winch s both sonsy
tifically sound and acreptalde
to gardeners, railed dryxae.
Nematodes are water kmmag
animals and must have a water
film ia the soil in wfadb they can;
move. Seals have this fites
present in the tens rf a
moisture layer around the sail
particles As the soil te mm.
most
those
mi he
It is
they be exposed to direct
so Sat a tagh per
x those roots wil be killed.
A&hoagfi drying does not kill
ME poem of the eggs, the
resadk la as increased egg
nawtaity.
In Texas, this practice is
espeoaly rateable at this time
due to the high temperatures
and low rainfall. Most gardens
are beginning to go into a
declining state due to high
temperatures and plant age. By
going ahead and removing the
plant* and other weeds, the
garden can be tilled and
allowed to dry for the next 43-60
days. The area should be tilled
again during this time to in-
crease the kill. By late summer,
the garden will be ready to
replant This schedule will vary
some depending upon the area
of Texas m which you are
Inrated. This treatment will
reduce the population during
the fall garden period, or if no
garden is planted in the fall, it
can have a significant effect on
the spring nematode
population.
Steps in nematode control:
1. Select the two hottest and
driest months of the year.
2. Remove all plants from
your garden. Make sure you get
as many roots as possible.
3. Till or spade the soil
4. Allow area to stand-for 60
days. Make sure no weeds or
vegetable plants are left alive in
the area.
5. If rain occurs during this
drying, till again when soil
dries.
6. If no rain occurs, retill in 30
days after the first tilling.
7. Plant after 60 days. Soil will
need to be watered prior to
planting
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MEDICINE CHEST
Welcomes
Alan
Geis
To Their Staff
Most of you probably know
Alan because he has been at
Skillern's Pharmacy for the
past 4 years. We know he
will serve you well. __
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