Pecos Chamber names officers and directors through 1980
Jim Livingston, Pecos Chamber executive director, releases the full list of officers and directors through March 31, 1980. Elected are Jerry Swaim president, David Hinz president elect, Jerry McGowen vice president, Harvey Tinkler treasurer, and multiple directors including Chris Hinz and Jay Dycus. Also named are Jeannette Pattillo chair of the Women’s Division, Dick Naylor chair of Advertising, and Gary Oden chair of Rodeo Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Livingston
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jerry Swaim
David Hinz
Jerry McGowen
Harvey Tinkler
Ted Pain
Probation given for aiding aliens in Pecos court
A U S citizen from Fort Stockton and three Mexican citizens pled guilty before U S Magistrate J M Preston in Pecos to misdemeanor immigration violations. Rodrigo Pacheco Favela received unsupervised probation for one year after suspended six month prison terms. Lilia Esther Andosola Ruiz got 120 days in jail. Ramon Sigala Gonzalez was sentenced to 179 days and Ernesto Ronquillo Hernandez 90 days. Jose Angel Arias Bejarano remains jailed on $10,000 bond at Reeves County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fort Stockton
U.S
J. M. Preston
Pecos
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Rodrigo Pacheco-Favela
W. Callaghan
Lilia Esther Andosola- Ruiz
U. S
Ramon Sigala-Gonzalez
Odessa
Ninth St
Ernesto Ronquillo-Hernandez
Mexico
Jose Angel Arias-Bejarano
Reeves County
Market updates show mixed wheat corn cotton futures gains
Chicago grain bid quotes range from No 2 hard red winter at 3.37 to No 2 yellow corn at 2.54. Soybeans rise to 7.34 with oat and cotton figures noted. Dow Jones averages slip at 11 a.m. with major indices down across Industrial, Transports, and Utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Performance set April 24 at college
Gil Eagles a parapsychologist will give a public show at 8 p.m. April 24 in the Odessa College Main Auditorium. Advance tickets go on sale April 12 at the student activities office for 2 dollars adults 1 dollar students free for OC students with I D cards. Tickets available at the door unless sold out. Eagles promises a mind bending psychic adventure with audience participation and revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Eagles
Odessa College
Eagles
Fire Crews Respond to Pens and Vacant Shack Blaze
The Pecos Volunteer Fire Department tackled two fires at the Miller and Miller feed pens on State Highway 17 yesterday afternoon with runs at 12:50 p.m. and 4:01 p.m. No damage estimate given. Earlier, two calls to the same location reported a two room vacant shack fire and a dumpster fire at Sixth and Walnut with interior damage but no valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Sixth
Walnut
Chamber meeting rescheduled for April 19
Pecos Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee chairman Dub Schultz announces the monthly meeting is moved to Thursday April 19. The session will start at 6 p.m. at the chamber office and all committee members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dub Schultz
Pecos Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee
Chamber
Jail Terms Given for Illegal Entry
United States citizens from Pecos and four Mexican citizens were convicted of misdemeanor violations of immigration law in an appearance before U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston of Pecos. Delia Guerrero-Rodriguez, 51, pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting an illegal alien to evade inspection, paid a 250 dollar fine and faces one year unsupervised probation after a six month prison term was suspended. Sergio Perez-Lopez, 24, Isidro Hernandez-Zuniga, 28, and Ismael Alvarez-Leos, 20, received 179 days of prison for illegal entry, while Juan de Dios Medrano-Morales, 30, was sentenced to 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pecos
U.S
Preston
Sergio Perez-Lopez
Isidro Hernandez-Zuniga
Ismael Alvarez-Leos
Juan de Dios Medrano- Morales
Prospect Evaluation for Non-Geologists Course Offered
The Permian Basin Graduate Center will offer a six session course titled Prospect Evaluation for Non-Geologists on Tuesday evenings from April 17 to May 22, 7 to 10 p.m. at the PBGC Building in Midland. Dr. Jack G. Elam will teach the program focusing on petroleum geology techniques, data handling, exploration philosophy, and an exploration game. the $150 fee requires registration, with limited space and information via 563-2311.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin Graduate Center
PBGC
W. Ilinois
Midland
Jack G. Elam
Futher
Graduate Center
Hardin-Simmons Concert Choir to perform at Odessa College
The Hardin-Simmons University Concert Choir will present a free concert at 11 a.m. on April 20 in the recital hall of Odessa College Jack Rodgers Fine Arts Center. The performance is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin-Simmons University
Odessa College
Jack Rodgers
Balmorhea District Teams Shine In Meet Results
Balmorhea area roundup reports first place district tennis winners advancing to regional in Levelland. Balmorhea One-Act Play placed fourth regionally. District Track results in Alpine show multiple top finishes for boys and girls, with several athletes advancing to Levelland. Community notes mention elections, band concert, and local hospital recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Ornelas
Diana Galindo
Berna Alvarez
Richard Brijalba
Jerry Lopez
Levelland
Johnny Baeza
Ricky Montes
Freddie Lozano
Hector G. Rodriguez
Eddie Lozano
Feliciano Vasquez
Robert Garcia
Tommy Lara
George Castillo
Joe Rodriguez
Tom Bryan
Saul Mendosa
Rudy Hernandez
Joe Hernandez
Saul Mendoza
Mario Martinez
Martin Mendoza
Jimmy Ortega
Norma Barragan
Elsa Muniz
Connie Granado
Rosa Sancez
Dolores Carrasco
Rosa Sanchez
Lucy Montoya
Berna
Scholarship winner tied to Business and Professional Women's Club
Mrs Bonita Hart, president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, is pictured with Rhonda Stumberg of 2010 Wyoming, the club’s 1979 80 scholarship winner. Staff photo by Robert Hinojos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sondra Stumberg
Wyoming
Bonita Hart
Robert Hinojos
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Rhonda Stumberg
Community club calendar for Pecos area April 1979
April 1979 calendar lists recurring meetings and events in Pecos and nearby towns. Lions clubs, Optimist and Barstow groups meet weekly, Senior Citizens centers host activities and blood pressure clinics, plus La Leche League and ministerial lunch, TOPS, Rotary, Jaycees, and craft sessions on various days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City
CB Club
CPS Reddy Room
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Pecos Evening Optimist Club
Saragosa Hall
P.m
Pecos AA
Al-Non
S. Oak
Barstow Lions Club
Barstow Community Center
Old Senior C
Hickory
Eddy St
Barstow
Pecos
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Plum
Ben Gillespie
Wyoming
Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
S. Cedar, Huff and Puff
Exhibit on rural life at Odessa College
An exhibit of photographs by Frederick Baldwin and Wendy Watriss showcases life in Grimes County Texas. The 319-image collection, created over two years, runs in the Odessa College Instructional Building through April 25 and is funded by Rice University Institute for the Arts and OC offices with grants from the Texas Committee for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Odessa College
Frederick Baldwin
Wendy Watriss
Grimes County
Rice University Institute For the Arts
School
Office of
Texas Committee For the Humanities
The
National Envnowment For the Humanities
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DOW Jones
A.m
Indus
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Golden Girl
John Paul Shaw
P.O. Box
E. Third
S. Ash
Jesus H. Bernal
Ivey
Pecos Enterprise
Balmorhea
Bill King
C.T. Gray
Gary Lofton
C.H. Crenshaw
Linda Bryan
Pecos Cook
Clemente Alvarez
Jack Hoffman
Rosa Renz
Pauline Burton
Dallas
Beda Larramore
Cora Moore
Reeves County Hospital
Hubert Honaker
MTWT
Ctizens Center
Stafford
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