Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 12

2B, HOOD COUNTY NEWS, GRANBURY, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1982 Important transportation survey continues to spot county needs 1 Lifestyles Hood County News 573-1177 Preservation workshops continue cover the traditional jelly making process, but the workshop will focus on making jams and jellies without sugar and using the microwave to make jelly. Ingredients, procedures and storing will be discussed. The workshops are open to any person in the community and have been co-sponsored by the Granbury High School homemaking department and the Hood County Extension Service. the pickling process, equipment, ingredients and processing. Several recipes will be demonstrated and by bringing a jar, you can take home some samples.

Pickles and relishes add variety, taste and color to meals and are excellent ways to garnish meals. Making your own garnishes can save money as garnishes can be an expensive addition to the food budget. The jams and jellies seminar will Two food preservation workshops are on the agenda for those interested in knowing about canning and preserving foods. A pickling workshop is slated for Tuesday from 1 to 3 p.m. while a seminar on jellies and jams is set for Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m.

Both workshops will be held in the Granbury High School home-making department kitchen. The Pickling workshop will cover Laguna Vista, Spanish Trail, Granbury, Tex. 76048. The deadline for receipt of the cards is Wednesday, June30. The survey has been given the official name of Coordination of Existing and Needed Transportation Services, or more simply, CENTS.

The pilot survey and potential transportation program was made possible after it was brought to Gov. Bill Clements' attention the public transportation needs in 211 mostly rural Texas Counties. The local area was selected for the site of the first survey to try to learn if rural transportation is needed. For further information on the survey contact Mrs. Grissom after 2 p.m.

at 573-3913 or Taylor, Shanley House Administrator Frances Burks, County Extension Agent Joyce Foulds, Granbury Councilman Allen Harden, Judd Williams and Marsha Grissom. Survey results are needed from any who may foresee a need for public transportation services. The need may include rides to reach health care facilities, to seek education, to get to work or, even for recreation as well as shopping. Survey cards are available at local banks, area post offices, major food stores, churches and the Hood County Library. The completed forms may be left at these same locations, according to committee spokesman Mrs.

Grissom. Forms may also be mailed to 306 All area residents who feel they need, or may need in the future, public transportation are urged to fill out and return survey cards available throughout the county. Should the survey show an adequate transportation need in the counties of Hood, Somervell, E-rath, Parker and Palo Pinto, there is the possibility of a new state program to fulfill that need. So important is thought to be this opportunity that a county-wide local committee has been formed to aid in gathering survey results. Rev.

Don Scott is chairman of the committee which has as its members Granbury Mayor Bud Olson, County Judge Milton Meyer, GISD School Superintendent James Wann, Rev. W.C. Booths for Fourth going fast Booths for the traditional com Hood County residents on the CENTS Project Survey which has become popular with those in the north central Texas area. The square area will be closed off and booth holders can begin setting up their displays midnight Sunday. Those showing items may open as early as they wish and may stay open as late Monday as they choose.

For details, call the chamber office at 573-1622. munity July Fourth celebration (this year Monday, July 5) are going fast. Only about 15 of the prime, curb-side spaces remain. Many of the median spaced remain available though. Those who want the select curb spaces should contact the chamber office at 573-1622 as soon as possible.

There is a standard $20 fee for booth spaces. Non-residents pay a $30 fee. Displays in the booths are limited to handmade arts and crafts items and homemade food and drinks with the exception of soft drinks. The booths, which represent the talents of mainly local craftsmen and artists, have come to be a major part of a tourist attraction City Street Address Destination Street Address City Days Transportation Needed (Please Circle) Th Time of Day Going (am) (pm) Returning (am) How often does transportation need exist? (Please Circle) (pm) County extension clubs slate special Texas heritage programs daily weekly monthly other Special transportation needs: (Please Circle) attendant wheelchair other physicalmental Please complete form and deliver to local banks; the post offices in Granbury, Li pan or Tolar; major food stores; churches; or, the Hood County Library. The forms may be mailed to Hood County CENTS Advisory Council, 306 Laguna Vista, Spanish Trail, Granbury, Tex.

76048. 1 homemaker club member, Linda Gossett. Mrs. Gossett will demonstrate the preparation of egg roll wrappers and the use of commercial ones. Mrs.

Alice Commancho of Oak Trail Shores will share her expertise at making tortillas and gorditos. A brief film on the various ethnic festivals in Texas will be shown to give ideas for good vacation trips. "But most of all the main objective is to learn to understand our neighbors better and appreciate their contributions to our state's heritage," commented Mrs. Foulds. and Tolar clubs.

All interested homemakers are invited to attend. According to the agent, the objective of these meetings is to make program participants aware of the uniqueness of Texas culture, the contributions made by various ethnic groups to Texas heritage and ways to preserve their own heritage. After identifying the ethnic groups making contributions to Texas, examples of cultural heritage in dress and foods will be shared by Granbury extension This week, extension homemaker club members and interested guests will participate in the family life topic entitled "People of according to Joyce Foulds, county extension agent for home economics. The Granbury, Indian Harbor and Acton extension homemaker clubs are to meet together on Monday at 2 p.m., at the Acton United Methodist Church for this program. On Wednesday at 2 p.m.

the Lipan Community Center will be the scene for the same program for the Lipan, Oak Trail Here's how ChiropracTicTreaTS Athletic Injuries nosi jmieies nave come 10 recognize ine hazards involved in their activities, and are among the most regular patients of chiropractic It is important to consult your doctor of Mitchell attends convention Robert Mitchell of Tolar was the delegate to the state convention of the Libertarian Party of Texas held June 11 and 12 in Houston. During the convention, Mitchell introduced a motion to adopt a plain language plank which was adopted by the body. The plank reads, "We call for all laws, regulations and ordinances created by the government to be written in plain English which can be understood by anyone of average intelligence with a high school education or its equivalent." Mitchell was also elected to serve on the new Executive Committee of the state party chiropractic regularly, regardless of your type of recreational activity. you are a parent, it is important to make certain your child does not suffer a spinal problem. Your doctor of chiropractic will detect and correct subluxations, however incurred, and will arrest or prevent problems which they would produce Chiropractic treat-menu can not only re-establish nerve function, but will relax you as well With improved health, your enoyment of your recreational activity will be enhanced rjr.

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