Community center landscape plans debated by county panel
At a Ward County Commissioners Court session architects Robert and David Messersmith discussed berm plantings for the new community center. Neighborhood groups urged varied landscaping and richer topsoil, and a Lubbock landscaper was to meet with the women's groups to present proposals.
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Robert
David Messersmith
Ward County Commissioners Court
Plyna Nesbitt
Chamber of Commerce
Desert Sands Garden Club
Clarese Gough
Community Center Advisory Council
Nesbitt
Gough
Garden Club
J.H. Raglin
Robert Messersmith
Messersmith
Lubbock
City accepts part of engineer's fee for Quail View job
Monahans City Council approved paying 2680 dollars as the citys pro rata share of engineering services for a lift station in Quail View addition. Don Hughes and Robert White abstained as the council resolved a dispute over shared costs and directed amendments to the City Code to define future development contributions.
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Monahans
Quail View
Don Hughes
Robert White
Milt Benham
Gerald McAnally
Richard Hoyer
Jack Forga
Bob Parks
Clarese Gough
Weather Snapshot Weekend Through Tuesday Night
Friday and Saturday mornings were clear followed by Saturday afternoon clouds. Sunday morning was clear with a partly cloudy afternoon. Monday stayed clear. Tuesday night brought clouding and strong east winds.
Rabies Clinic Set in Monahans This Saturday
Ward County and Monahans sponsor annual rabies clinics for pets over three months old. The event at Monahans Fire Station runs 9 a.m. to 12 noon this Saturday May 15. Rabies shot costs 6 and city license 2 dollars.
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Ward County
Monahans
Bryan Stuckey
DVM
Midland-Odessa
Freedom Fair arts crafts show at Monahans center
July 5 Freedom Fair plans outline arts and crafts entries pre registered to gauge space in the new community center. Judy Barnes chairs crafts with Anna Bundick of Sands Art Association heading the arts part. Late entries 9 to 11 a.m. judging 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. prizes and ribbons awarded. four entrants needed per division.
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Judy Barnes
Anna Bundick
The
Sands Art Association
Monahans Chamber of Commerce
Jeannie Clapton
UIL
Glenn Vance
Post Office seeks Monahans site for new building
The United States Post Office seeks a 79 000 square foot site or a 200 by 300 foot lot in Monahans for a new building. Proposals due June 11 should be sent to Robert J Blues in Dallas. The preferred block is Second to Seventh streets and Calvin to Betty streets.
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United States Post Office
Monahans
Robert Blaes
P.O
Bob Fletcher
Second Street
Seventh Street
Calvin Street
Betty Street
Robert J. Blues
U.S. Postal Service
Dallas
Texas
East Sealy
City and Chamber of Commerce
Fifteen new teachers hired for next school year
A school board session approved fifteen new teachers for 1982 83. Joy Allen will teach fifth grade, Donna Holbrook Cox and Carla Estes will handle elementary duties, and Diane Lewallen will teach English and journalism at the high school. Other hires include Judy McClanahan Luanne Moore Cindy Olsak Frances Pevey Jayne Reno Monya Sanders Dana Schuster Betty Smith and John Anna Tate with varied backgrounds and experience.
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Joy Allen
WTSU
Donna Holbrook Cox
Texas Tech
Carla Estes
Diane Lewallen
San Angelo State University
Judy McClanahan
UTPB
Luanne Moore
Callender
Cindy Olsak
San Angelo State
Sudderth
Frances Pevey
Georgia State
Jayne Reno
Abilene Christian University
Monya Sanders
ACU
Dana Schuster
Betty Smith
University of Arizona
John Anna Tate
Sul Ross
Terry Wyatt
Monahans Band Boosters Ice Cream Social and Concert
Hill Park hosts a Saturday ice cream social and band concert featuring the 6th Grade Band, the Junior High Band, and the Big Green Band. Dan Gibbs retires as MHS band director and will give the opening note at 6 o clock. Tickets cost 50 cents for ice cream and cake with music freely provided.
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Carolina
Hill Park
Monahans
MHS
Dan Gibbs
Big Green
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Pat Finley
Mills
Sun
Freedom Fair