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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1973

Page

5

Hubbs recalls year as exchange student in Australia

Terry Hubbs aged 17 of 2 Winding Way returned from 11 months in Perth with the Freemantle Rotary Club. He studied at John Curtin High School as a junior and will start Pecos High School as a senior. He notes no regular school sports, wore uniforms, and took English biology economics accounting and geography. He describes initial fear and culture adjustment and how his accent is now seen as unusual.

Sue Roach Terry Hubbs Bill Hubbs Winding Way Perth Australia Freemantle Rotary Club of John Curtin High School Pecos High School Ior Terry Los Angeles Ann Bertha

Rice Dishes Provide Nutritious Budget Meals

The Texas Agriculture Department offers rice recipe folders to help housewives stretch budgets with nutritious breakfasts dinners and desserts. Rice stores well frozen and can be reheated with liquid to prevent scorching. The Rice Skillet Breakfast uses bacon onion eggs cheese green pepper milk and cooked rice for a hearty start.

Texas Department of Agriculture Agriculture John C. White P. O. Box Capitol Station Austin Texas

Rice and travel notes shape a Texas writer’s column

The piece blends an Ann Landers style column with a Texas agriculture update and a travel recollection by a Texas reader. It includes rice production data, nearby counties, and crop values, plus a personal account of an Australian exchange student’s journey and homecoming.

Texans shaping Marines by drill instructors in the Corps

A fragmented account notes how Marine recruits are molded by two key figures. The recruit sees daily his Drill Instructor while another influential Marine, unseen, plays a vital role in his training and formation.

Marine Corps California Guadalupe Reyes Arturo Flores Ssgt. Reyes

Texas Ranger Birthday Fete Chronicled and Book Plans

Heritage Publications to publish a hardback book on the 156th year of the Texas Rangers. August 4 events in Waco include Governor Briscoe speech and a film on Ranger history. About 2,000 attend. royalties fund the Ranger Hall of Fame.

Heritage Publications, Inc Main Street Arlington Western Photographic Corp Texas Rangers Waco Dolph Briscoe Clint Peoples Heritage Texas Ranger Commemorative Commission Texas Ranger Texas Ranger Hall of Fame Hunts

Seeds of faith and Marine careers in two profiles

An editorial piece connects personal failure to renewal through faith citing Psalm 112.4 and examples from Marine Corps life. It profiles SSgt. Reyes of Oceanside and Capt. Flores of Texas, highlighting their enlistment, backstories, family ties, and career growth with Corps recruitment urged.

Marine Corps Ssgt Reyes Corps Sigt. Reyes Oceanside Calif Texas Captain Flores Volun Teering United States Japan Hawaii Capt. Flores Camp Pendleton Ssgt. Reyes Corp

Navy Airman Recruit Elrod serves on USS Kitty Hawk

Navy Airman Recruit David W. Elrod, son of Mr and Mrs Dewey B Elrod of 2201 Veterans Blvd, serves as crew member aboard the USS Kitty Hawk aircraft carrier. The carrier is changing its home port to San Diego after overhaul at Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard and will train there for deployment to the Western Pacific in the fall.

Navy David W. Elrod Dewey B. Elrod Veterans Blvd San Diego Hunter’s Point Naval Shipyard Kitty Hawk Western Pacific

Reed to attend Texas Home Economists Convention in Nacogdoches

Dian Reed Reeves Loving County home demonstration agent will travel with Mary Scott and Pauline McWilliams to Nacogdoches for the Texas Association of Extension Home Economists 30th annual meeting. Notable speakers include T. L. Austin Jr and Mrs Florence W Low with programs on democracy, future home economics, handwriting analysis, prescription foods, plus social events and a fish fry at Sam Rayburn Lake. Reed plans to return Saturday.

Dian Reed Reeves-Loving County Texas Association of Extension Nacogdoches Mary Scott Kermit Pauline McWilliams Midland T. L. Austin Jr Dallas Florence W. Low College Station Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System Austin Sam Rayburn Lake East Texas String Ensemble Nacogdoches University Stone Fort Stephen F. Austin University Department of Home Economics Nacogdoches Farm Bureau Henry Burton Mystique Shop Barbershop

Pecos Art Association Exhibit Of Children’s Art Opens

The Pecos Art Association presents a children’s art exhibit at Community Public Service Company 221 South Oak Street. Taught July 16 to 27 at the Pre School Learning Center by Mrs. R B Hulett, the course drew 25 children from preschool to 6th grade. The show runs through August 15 inviting public viewing.

Pecos Art Association Community Public Service Company Oak Street R. B. Hulett University of New Mexico

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