Centennial Celebration in Mona announced with pageant
The 1981 Centennial Celebration in Mona will begin at 8 p.m. on July 3 with a pageant to select Centennial Miss Mona. Seven local teenagers compete in the high school auditorium. Tickets cost 3 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for children, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club.
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Monahans
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Parcourse Fun Threads Through Monahans Centenary
Commendations go to M O Lisman and Gordon Blum for organizing Parcourse events at Rudy Park last Thursday. The non commercial, lively festivities featured two charts Appendage Scale and Epidermis Growth Scale. The July 4 celebration in Hill Park includes booths, fly overs, a military memorial, art and crafts shows, prizes, and a beard contest with cash awards.
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M.O. Lisman
Gordon Blum
Rudy Park
Lisman
Blum
PBPA to host regional barbecue for royalty owners
Permian Basin Petroleum Assn plans a July 1 get acquainted barbecue at the Junior High School cafeteria to engage royalty owners and oil producers from Winkler Pecos Reeves and Ward counties. Congressman Richard White and State Rep. Jerry Cockerham will attend to discuss windfall profits tax updates and state energy issues. Reservations are required with about 200 seats, call Midland 684 6345. Catering Unlimited will cater and Ward County 4-H will serve.
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Permian Basin Petroleum Assn
Winkler
Pecos
Reeves
Ward
PBPA
Bob Madison
Richard White
Jerry Cockerham
White
Congress
Cockerham
Midland
Catering Unlimited
Ward County
Paula Spivey Nominated in 1981 Miss Monahans Contest
Paula Spivey a 16 year old Wickett resident and daughter of Charles and Ruth Spivey is sponsored by the Lions Club for the 1981 Centennial Miss Monahans contest. She moved from Dallas in 1979 and has varsity tennis and A Capella choir experience at Monahans High School.
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Paula Spivey
Charles
Ruth Spivey
Wickett
Lions Club
Cancer
Heart
Paula
Montgomery Ward
Monahans
First Presbyterian Church
SWB seeks local rate hikes for residential and business
Southwestern Bell on Monday urged the Public Utility Commission to approve higher local monthly rates for Texas customers as part of a $469.8 million total request. The proposal includes a $5.45 per month rise for one party residence service and up to $14.40 for one party business service, with increases also planned for basic party line and other services. The filing also asks for higher private line, TouchTone, and Custom Calling charges and offers a new measured local service option based on distance, duration and time of day, while preserving the existing call allowance plan for other customers.
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Southwestern Bell
Texas
Public Utility Commission
Ward County Historical Commission to award cash prizes
The Ward County Historical Commission will distribute 250 dollars in cash prizes at the July 4 Centennial Celebration. An anonymous donor funds awards for historically significant documents and photos not yet shown to the commission. Prizes include 100 dollars for the oldest pre March 1931 Ward County newspaper or Mona han’s telephone directory and 50 dollars for the second oldest. A further 100 dollars will be awarded by a prize drawing from items submitted for copying.
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Ming
Monahans
Retail Merchants Assn
Ward County Historical Commission
Ward County
Trueheart
Commission
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