The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 255, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 1, 1982 Page: 3 of 10
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Hereford Ag low
To Meet Friday
Hereford Aglow Fellowship
will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m.
in the Hereford High School
cafeteria. Guest speaker will
be Mary Baker of Lubbock.
She has been a guest on the
PTL Club and has a weekly
radio program on KJAK.
Slaton. She has just returned
from a missionary trip to
China.
Ms. Baker's topic will deal
with healing of grief and vic-
tory over tragedy.
Special music will be pro
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Baptist Church.
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ting lions. She has a variety of
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pictures, paintings, and *
drawings on her walls
"I made most of the
ceramic lions," she com-
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basketfull of brand new kit-
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Mother’s Day this year. Lynn
and Natalie enjoy playing
with the kittens and watching
them grow.
Besides doing ceramics,
Lynn enjoys crocheting and
making latch hook rugs.
She has been selling Avon
for the last three months.
"It's fun,” she says, "and I
think I'll get more serious
about it in the wintertime
Right now, with the warm
weather. I enjoy doing too
many other things. ”
Lynn is a member of the
sunshine committee at the
Church of the Nazarene,
where the family attends
"We are notified of special
needs," explains Lynn, "and
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WHY ARE WE reluctant to
praise each other; to express
favorable judgment of; to
commend’ in the lives of
most people, there is
something that merits praise.
It may be in their work, in the
way they groom themseles, in
their talk, their generosity,
their helpfulness, their
thoughtfulness, in their
unselfish service, their
courtesy, on in something
about them. There is so much
about others and their ac-
tivities that is worthy of our
honest and sincere commen-
dation.
POTENTIAL FOR GOOD
in this area is incalculable,
and this is one of the areas of
human betterment in which
all of us can function effec-
tively. It is not difficult to
speak words of praise, if we
keep it simple, honest and
straightforward.
IN THE FAMILY, most of
the friction would disapper if
criticism were replaced with
praise. In fact, there is need
for praise in business life,
social life and in every other
facet of human society.
THIS IS NOT a cure-all. but
it will do much to improve all
aspects of human relation-
ships; and will go a long way
toward making living a
delightful experience.
WE HAVE a built-in need
for the approval of others, but
this is not all. We must re-
PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL
Alma Adam, Aubrey Baize
S.C. Brewton, Billie Case
Jesus Castaneda. Dale
Christie.
Faust Collier, Jerry Creek.
Roy Defries. Michael Elizon-
do. Fructuoso Garcia. Monty
Gilliam.
May Hale. Jody Hodges.
Walter Hodges, Francis
Kerr, Delia Lopez, Inf. Girl
Lopez, Mary McGilvary.
Gertrude McKay, Nancy
Mendoza. Hazel Nobles. John
Obman, Mary Parrack.
Cipriano Ramirez.
Al Schumacher, Willie
Shrever, George Sifuentes,
Sabino Suarez, Wanda
Thomas.
Madge Roberson, Robert
Murillo, Anna Fuentes.
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on family members' work
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specialist with the Texas
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vice.
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DEAR DR LAMB - I am
a 62-year-old male. 5 feet
11 Approximately three
years ago during a medical
checkup I was diagnosed as
a diabetic My doctor pre-
scribed an oral medication
daily He took blood sugar
tests six months apart The
first two were normal, the
third was slightly high and
the doctor increased my
medicine to two pills a day
The next blood test was
normal
Recently I read a medical
book that said persons who
were diagnosed as diabetics
at my age need only diet to
control it I stopped taking
the pills (understand they
can be dangerous) and I feel
much better
When I was first diag-
nosed as a diabetic my
weight was 225 and since
then I have maintained it at
200 pounds In your opinion
am I wrong in not taking the
pills?
DEAR READER - In my
opinion it is always wrong to
stop taking the medicine
your doctor has prescribed
without consulting him first.
In some cases stopping med-
icine on your own can be
dangerous, even life threat-
ening
I am not an enthusiast for
pills to control blood sugar
levels, and they have cer-
tainly received mixed
reviews from specialists. It
is usually true that if a per-
son will follow a diet, adult-
onset diabetes can be con-
trolled by diet alone. If it
can't be, the patient usually
requires insulin
You were wise to lose
weight Weight loss is often
the most important part of a
diabetic diet to control this
form of diabetes I would
Now You^re Cookin'1
Home. sweet, home" is
still true for older adults -
especially when home is a liv-
ing environment with the
older person in mind, says
Dr Peggy Owens, a housing
and home furnishings
specials with the Texas
Agricultual Extension Ser-
vice.
In their homes, older adults
need safety. convenience,
minimal upkeep and features
that promote a feeling of in-
dependence. she says.
guess that you could lose a
lot more fat deposits —
down to a nice trim figure -
and it would do your health
a lot of good
Thinking about diabetes
has changed if you simpiy
had a high blood glucse
level and no symptoms and
were not spilling glucose in
the urine you might not even
be called a diabetic by
todays classification But
you should still get trim and
stay trim
Like little "lions,
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ing, while others make the
body look odd, the specialist
explains
For example, when jackets
are more shaped and closer
to the body, then the sure
trouser legs also are narrow
- to keep upped and lower
portions of the body in
balance.
When lapels are narrow,
the best choice in ties and
pant legs are narrow, too.
Moderate lapels look best
with moderately wide pant
legs and ties.
Another example of
balance is that between the
lapel gorge and jacket
closure. Gorge us the line
where collar and lapel meet
If the gorge is high on the
jacket, the top button on the
jacket usually will be high,
too. This calls for short point
on the shirt collar and a
moderately narrow tie.
A jacket with a low gorge
and low closure calls for a
shirt with moderate collar
points and a moderate-width
tie.
Also, pay attention to wid-
ths of waistbands, cuffs and
belts. A wide waistband calls
for a wide belt and wide cuffs,
in any.
Shoes are important too. If
pant legs are narrow and
straight, shoes should have
dress soles and few decora-
tions.
Wider legs or cuffed pant
legs can take heavier,
decorated shoes, such as
wing tips.
Similar proportions and
balance are "right" for spor-
ty clothing, too. However, the
principles aren't applied as
rigidly as for business and
formal afire, the specialist
says.
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between 7-9 a m.
COLIEGE STATION - At-
tention to details is a man’s
secret to a well-dressed ap-
pearance. says Ann Vander-
poorten, a clothing specialist.
Men's fashions change in
lets obvious ways than
women’s fashions, but
knowhow" concerning the
important details is still just
as crucial, the specialist
says.
Miss Vanderpoorten is with
the Home Economics Pro-
gram of the Texas
Agricultural Extension Ser-
vice, The Texas A&M Univer-
sity System
Garment designs and how
well each garment relates to
the others are two of those
details.
Regardless of individual
preferences in styling, cer-
tain proportions are pleas-
main forever something less obviously, is the extreme;
than our best, if we neglect or however, living without
refuse to give praise to praise" from those with
others. whom we work an dlive is not
THE GREATEST EF- the best of living.
FORTS of the race have PRAISE has been called "a
always been traceable to the spiritual vitamin”. We know
love of praise’." -J Ruskin, that it is a fact that much of
It is more than "the love of the discouragement and
praise"; it is our "need for disinterest in individual lives
praise". is present because no one is
THE STORY IS TOLD of a thoughtful enough to give the
man who committed suicide, justified "praise" as a proper
and he left his employer this expression of appreciation
note: "I have worked for you
thirty years, and in all that BENEFITS OF PRAISE
time, I cannot remember are not all one way. When we
your saying a single nice honestly commend others, we
thing about my work." This, help ourselves.
A three and a half mile
walk each day isn't a bad hob-
by. especially for this time of
year.
That’s what Lynn Andrews
and her daughter, Natalie.
5*, like to do, and Natalie
has made it a point to pick up
aluminum cans on many of
their excursions so that she
can earn some money to go to
Wonderland Park
Lynn and Natalie also en-
joy roller skating, something
that Natalie does very well,
even though she hasn't been
at it very long.
Lynn and her husband,
Mark, who is a real estate
broker with Property Enter-
prises. have lived in Hereford
nine years. Both are natives
of Canyon, where Mark
attended West Texas State
University and graduated
with a degree in business
management.
Lynn was a hairstylist for
six years, after attending
Amarillo College of Hair- do such things as visit people
dressing She then managed in the hospitai and“take
Blackburn's Wig Sabin in meals. RoX and ca^
Amarillo, driving from the sick. It is a way of show-
Hereford every day ing that someone is there and
She owned a plaster shop, that we do care.
Erafts Original, here in Natalie enjoys the
Hereford for almost three Kingdom Kids, a children's
from the choir at the church. She went
u k . February. She to the Central Church of
sold finished gift .terns and Christ Day School this past
carried a large stock of un- year and will start
finished plaster and ac- Kindergarten at St.
cessories. Anthony's School in the fall.
People could come down She started taking ballet
and paint at the shop and I lessons about three weeks
gave art classes there, says au
Lynn. . c 1
" . Lynn and Iter family en-
I took art in school she joyed the three recipes that
adds, and then got started follow for a combination bir-
doing ceramics when I work- thd and Father’s Day din-
ed in Amarillo. I walked in a ner recently, as Lynn’s birth-
eraftshopone dayandgotin- day was the day after
terested; later I took ceramic Father's Day
classes.”
It was about this time that CORNBREAD SALAD
Lynn got interested in collec- 1 large pan cornbread, baked
Two courses will make up
the summer program, in-
cluding "Political Systems
and Capitalism," and
"American Government and
the Free Enterprise
System.”
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Lawrence A. Bennett of
Hereford has been appointed
Executive Distributor of T-M-
T, a product of Sperry-
Owens, Inc. of New York.
T-M-T is a super-
concentrated liquid for-
mulation incorporation Solid
Film Lubricants held in Col-
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The Political Science
Department at West Texas
State University has received
a grant from the Texas
Bureau for Economic
Understanding (TBEU) to
conduct a special summer
program which will deal with
the free enterprise system.
According to Dr. Roy E.
Thomas, Director of the
TBEU Summer Scholarship
Program, the 6-hour
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8 slices of bacon, fried and
crumbled
1 bell pepper, chopped
2 tomatoes, chopped
1 bunch of green onions, chop-
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1 pt. real mayonnaise
1 cucumber, chopped (op-
tional)
2 stalks celery, chopped (op-
tionah
Crumble cooled cornbread
into large bowl. Add other in-
gredients and mix
thoroughly.
MEXICAN POT ROAST
3 to 4 lb. chuck roast
1 lb. bag pinto beans
1 c. tomatoes and chilies
1 c chopped chilies
1 (8 oz.) can tomato sauce
2 tsp. chili powder
1 tsp. garlic salt
1 medium onion, chopped
salt and pepper to taste
Wash beans and drain
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Nigh, Bob. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 255, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 1, 1982, newspaper, July 1, 1982; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1430074/m1/3/?q=%22Texas+Press+Association%22: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.