The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 22

Paris News, Sunday, Oct. 28, 1990 Garlic has many uses NEWCOMERS: Martha Castlebury, left, of Deport, was welcomed as a new member at the recent meeting of the Paris Newcomers Club. Guests were Louise Moseley of Paris, second from left, and Karen Senn who moved here recently from Wisconsin. DON McCASKILL Commissioner Precinct 4 Political Ad Paid By Don McCasMI fit l. Blossom The Paris News Classifieds 785-5538 A Saturday October 27 10am-5pm Sunday October 28 1-5 pm Register For Door Prizes Join Us For Fun Refreshments 1445 Clarksville GLASS GIFTS 784-8229 QUALITY TRADITION SERVICE SINCE 1916 6 CLARKSVILLE 784-7260 CASTING SPECIAL (LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS) 39 CAST AND POLISHED Customer provides gold, price includes your choice of stock wax, stone setting extra.

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3,1990 Sludio houri: Sun: Store hours (where store ii open); Mon-Sot: Store opening until one hour prior to store cloiino. Yout money's WOrth and a whole tot more. PRfSENTCOUPONATTIME OF SITTING There's no point in waiting for your ship to come in if you still haven't launched one! If you are getting interested in org a i gardening and improving the environment by not using poisonous chemicals, it would be wise to plant a good sized bed of garlic. Better still, plant clumps of garlic here and there throughout your garden. Garlic makes a terrific insecticide as well as a repellant.

A senior citizen class in Reedley, California, experimented with a garlic oil spray concocted as follows: Lots of finely minced garlic was soaked in mineral oil for at least 24 hours. About 2 tsp. of the mix were added to a pint of water in which 2 tbsp. of Palmolive soap had been dissolved. This was thoroughly stirred, then strained into a glass container for When used for a spray, 1 to 2 tbsp.

of oil mix was blended into one pint of water. Results were astonishing: Cabbage moths, cabbage loopers, earwigs, potato bugs, grasshoppers, mosquitos, (including larvae), whiteflies and some aphids were killed on contact! House flies, June bugs and squash bugs died within minutes after being sprayed. Cockroaches, lygas bugs, slugs and hornworms died more slowly. If you don't mind the odor, spray, some on your pet to get rid of fleas. It should work.

If you have a house dog, don't try this. If you would like to try some garlic, you could experiment with planting the cloves in the fall. It is quite cold-hardy. Plant two inches deep and six inches apart, or disperse about the garden as you would like. If you really get to appreciating garlic and its many syrup, insect repellent, deer chaser, etc.

you might join the garlic support group. "The Order of the Stinking Rose." Garlic likes a rich, deep, moist but well- drained soil. Despite the many uses of garlic, it does have one bad odor. To nullify this, chew a sprig of parsley after eating garlic. Garlic can be grown from seed, but takes longer than with cloves.

It is said that garlic eaten daily will give strength and stamina. It was used by Odysseus to keep the sorceress circe from turning him into a pig. It would probably be a better thing to take then the steroids that are so harmful. We have notbeen out looking for flowers as much as we sometimes do, but we did some pretty Impatiens in the yard of Nancy Rhodes, who lives at 500 Haning Drive. Nancy says that she had some caladiums earlier in the summer, but they are in the process of going down.

In Service Mark D. Pratt, a senior at Paris High School, recently enlisted in the United States Navy for guaranteed training at the Navy's weapons technicians school. Pratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. P.T.

Pratt of Paris, enlisted under the Delayed Entry Program, and will complete high school before reporting for active duty in June 1991 to Recruit Training Center, San Diego, where he will undergo basic training. Upon completion of basic training, Pratt will begin 17 weeks of schooling and training in the weapons technicians field. TODAY'S-CUTS Mon-Sat Family Hair Care Center 9am-6pin 24th and Clarksville St. (Across from PJO V- REDKEN PERM $2995 OMI; TOD US-CUTS SPECIAL PERM For Appt. 784-4631 Includes Shampoo Styk Long Hair Slightly High Mens Boys HAIRCUT CHILDS CUT 6 yrs.

Under COUPON i Save 1O On Today's i Redken-Perm Smallwood family reunion is held at Chicota Only 19.95 Wed. Only with coupon Seventy-five persons attended the annual Smallwood family reunion held at the Chicota Community Center. A.J. Rose gave the invocation before a meal was served. Attending were R.C.

Smallwood of Riverbank, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smallwood of Modesta, Lavada Harrell of Modesto, Sherry Lopata of West Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smallwood of Ceres, Hoyt and Patsy Smallwood of Canton, Buster and Bonnie Smallwood of Mabank, Gladyne Hively, Dorothy Rhea andNorma Sells, all of Pittsburg, Texas, M.T.

and Margie Smallwood of Duncanville, J.T. and Lois Hively of Highland, Carroll and Ann Gregg of Delvalle, Jeff, Susan and Dawn Gregg of Cedar Creek, Jerry and Amy Greggof Sallie Lott notes 98th birthday Sallie Will Lott celebrated her 98th birthday Wednesday, Oct. 23, with a gathering of family and friends at Cherry Street Annex. Hostesses for the gathering were her daughters, Mrs. O.L.

Merritt of Paris and Mrs. Jack Greer of Lawton, Okla. Birthday cake and ice cream were served and gifts and cards were presented to the honoree. Attending other than the hostesses were the honoree's son, M.G. Lott of Antlers, her sons-in-law, Jack Greer and O.L.

Merritt; her sister, Daisy Walling; the honoree's great-niece and nephew, Barbra and Larry Ward of Dallas, and friends Irene Chadburn, Chlorine Biggs and Lou Rasdale. Quinlan, Jackie Cox of Roswell, N.M., Mattie Smallwood of Hunts ville; Also, Darlene McGee of Dallas, Terry, Judy, Leslie and Marcia Gregg of Sulphur Springs, Rodney Harred of Sulphur Springs, Wayndel, June and David Early of Tyler, Dan and Gail Hicks of Sulphur Springs, Miki Hicks Koon of Brashear, Earl Gregg of Sulphur Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smallwood, Anna Freman, Jackie and Jeremiah Coursey, Helen. Smallwood, Jeff, Vickie and Jessica Chapman, Pee Wee, Jennifer and Zachary Smalwood, Wallace and Faye Coursey, Charlene Smallwood, Mr.

and Mrs. B.A. Hutson and Elmerene Taylor, all of Paris, Ferd, Ruth and Carrie Babb and Delbert Smith of Lamar Point, Jessie Marie Annette and Larry and Marvin Annett of Chicota, John and Linda Coursey of Paris, Ola Coursey of Powderly, Gwendolyn Foreman, Vanessa Foreman, J.B. Foreman, James Foreman, A.J. and Thel Rose and Betty Stricklin, all of Powderly, Gene Coursey of Sumner and Sondra Dockery and Aaron of Sumner.

New Names DANIAL ALAN is the name given the son born Oct. 7 atMcCuis- tion Regional Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Greg Sugg of Paris. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Sugg and Mrs. Ethel Johnston, all of Paris. Great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

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