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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1977

Page

2

Balmorhea Chamber Plans Annual Fall Festival

Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce met to approve minutes and treasurer’s report. A Welcome Banner for September Festival was approved and booth entries discussed. A special session set dates for events to be announced, Alpine AARP invited Balmorhea to August 19 picnic at Kokernot Grove. Dove season opens September 1 to 30.

Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce Jag Jones Main Street Tony Parker Alpine AARP Kokernot Grove

Severe thunderstorm and heavy rain hit Lubbock area

Night storms across Northwest Texas dumped about 1.50 inches in Lubbock with winds up to 58 mph. Amarillo reported .50 inch. Other towns saw showers before dawn. Balmorhea Valley Ropers held calf roping with about 60 participants. Community notices list family visits, births, travel, and a two hour blackout in The Town after a tree damaged a power line near the Post Office.

Lubbock Texas Amarillo Balmorhea Valley Rick Arena

Pecos high school receives Ford agricultural power train grant

Pecos Barstow To Yah Independent School District is selected to receive a Ford Motor Company Fund funded agricultural power train. The 40 hp power train forms the base for Ford model 335 industrial tractor and includes engine transmission rear axle manuals and catalogs. Dozier Tractor coordinated the donation which totals 2400 engines and power trains since 1961 totaling over 9.6 million dollars.

Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Independent Ford Motor Company Fund U.S Ford Pecos High School Dozier Tractor and Implement Co Ford Tractor Ford Motor Company Ford Foundation

Reeves gets road improvement funds

The 1978 Special Rehabilitation and State Highway Safety and Betterment and Farm-to-Market Road Improvement Program, funded by the 65th Texas Legislature, includes Reeves and Loving Counties. It targets 6,900 miles of highways at about 222.56 million dollars with 68 percent on State and U.S. Highways, 30 percent on Farm-to-Market roads, and 2 percent for future work. District Engineer August H. Pearson Jr. outlines specific projects in Reeves County along U.S. 285 and Farm-to-Mato routes and in Loving County on F.M. 652.

Reeves and Loving State Highway and Public Transportation Commission Texas August H. Pearson, Jr Odessa Reeves County Pecos County S.H. 17 Pecos Stafford Blvd 8Th Street Loving County Pecos River New Mexico State Line U.S Pearson

Thunderstorms Ripple Across East Midwest Regionwide

Storms covered parts of the East and Midwest with scattered activity expected to continue nationwide. A flash flood watch stayed in effect in west-central Indiana as ground remained soaked. A tornado sighting occurred near Fergus Falls Minnesota with no damage reported. Thunderstorms also hit Lubbock Texas with strong winds and heavy rain. Temperatures at 3 a.m. EDT ranged from 43 in Cut Bank Montana to 95 in Needles California.

East Midwest National Weather Service Gulf Coast Arolinas Middle Atlantic Coast Great Lakes Region Middle Mississippi Valley Indiana Plains Minnesota Dakotas Fergus Falls Lubbock Tex Cut Bank Mont Needles Calif

Vandalism incidents span multiple locations in town

Police logged several vandalism cases Monday including a pay phone receiver found off the hook by Minit Mart, windshields damaged on a vehicle, and a truck with slit front seat and wire cut. Break ins reported at Toone's Grocery and State Finance, with items missing and damages. An arrest followed for Felix Ortiz in the Toone's burglary. Minor accidents and ambulance calls also noted.

Minit Mart Eddy and Stafford Robert Lara South Ash William Charles Heath S. Elm Ecco Heath Joe Lujan Alfonso Bafidis S. Cherry TOONE Felix Ortiz W. U.S. 80 South Eddy Florence Weaver Ivey Alyce Vegas Trapark Kathy Cravey Hilda Henry Morris 13Th S. Cypress Cravey

Death of U S Army Pvt Javier Tercero in Germany

Javier Tercero died August 9 while stationed in Germany with the U S Army. Services are pending arrival of the body. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Ruben Tercero three brothers Abel Ismael and Ruben Jr and grandfather Manuel Garcia.

Javier Tercero Germany U.S Ruben Tercero Abel Ismael Ruben Jr Manuel Garcia

Market report shows little change in slow trading

New York stock market opened slow as investors awaited federal money supply figures. Dow at noon rose to 879.85, closing flat. NYSE list saw 8-7 gainers over losers. Cotton futures slipped while cattle and hog prices varied. Dow, Trans and Utilities averages barely budged in early trading.

New York New York Stock Exchange NYSE American Stock Exchange Consolidated Foods Coachmen Industries New York Cotton Exchange

Barbs By Phil Pastoret Commentary on money and prejudice

When you were 20 money wasn t everything and after 40 it seems to shrink in importance. One man's strong beliefs become another's prejudices. The piece notes that people with drive are scarce at freeloading cocktail parties.

Calendar notes list weekly club and meeting events

Tuesday Bible study at Senior Center 119 S Cedar 3 4 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meet at 125 S Oak St with phones. Morning TOPS Club 9 30 a.m. Federation Parlor. TOPS TX 259 meets at St Community Office 6 p.m. Evening Optimist Club at Saragosa Hall 8 p.m. Wednesday Covered dish luncheon Noon Senior Center 119 S Cedar. Thursday City Council 7 30 a.m. School board 5 30 p.m. Senior Center Game Day 2 5 p.m. Senior Center board 7 30 p.m. Monday Evening Lions Club Motor Inn 7 30 Pecos Optimists Chaparral Village Steak House 7 p.m. Saturday Country Music Association Jamboree 8 p.m. West of the Pecos Park concrete slab. Sunday Pecos Valley Muzzle Loaders shoot 2 p.m. range near I 20 U S 285 interchange.

S. Cedar Pecos Federation Parlor Tops TX St. Community S. Park St Lions Club Motor Inn Lions den Chaparral Village Country Music Association Pecos Park

Hospital board approves project management agreement

Ward Memorial Hospital board of trustees received approval from the commissioners court Monday to enter into a project management agreement and hospital management with a professional firm. Acting chairman Steve Cullum presented the resolution as part of the plan.

Monahans Ward Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Commissioners Court Steve Cullum

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