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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1979

Page

2

August 1979 Pecos Area Calendar of Events

Calendar notes weekly club and civic group meetings in Pecos Balmorhea and surrounding towns. Listings include Lions Club Optimist Club AA and Al Non TOPS Senior Citizens Center Huff and Puff and special events at Oss Santa Rosa Church Alpine Lodge and Country Club Dr community spaces.

Pecos Optimist Club Saragosa Hall Pecos AA Al-Non N. Oak Balmorhea Old Senior Citizens Center Second Hickory Eddy St Barstow Lions Club Barstow Community Center Downtown Lions Club Holiday Inn Senior Citizens Center S. Cedar Huff and Puff Pecos Rotary Club Pecos Jaycees Alpine Lodge Santa Rosa Church Young Homemakers Country Club Dr

Pecos Purple dominates early tourney action in Pecos

In the Pecos Invitational Tournament for 12 and under, Pecos Purple beat Ft Stockton Americans 6-5 as Elias Pagan pitched. Ben Madrid, Roger Garcia and Eloy Serrano led Pecos at the plate. Monahans Giants crushed Kermit Americans 10-2 to reach the winners bracket, while Pecos Purple set a Friday 9 p.m. meeting with Monahans. Wednesday games were set at Pecos Little League Field with Pecos Gold vs Kermit Americans and Monahans Astros vs Ft Stockton Nationals starting at 7 p.m.

Pecos Pecos Purple Elias Pagan Ft. Stockton Americans Ben Madrid Roger Garcia Eloy Serrano Monahans Giants Kermit Americans Giants Monahans Kermit Pecos Gold Monahans Astros Ft. Stockton Nationals Pecos Little League Field Walthall Street

Stocks slip after gains in prior weeks in New York trading

The Dow Jones average edged down 0.86 to 875.85 by midday as moderate volume of 16.75 million shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Declines beat advances 6 to 5 while Chase Manhattan raised its prime rate to 12 percent, as expected. Cotton futures also fell with No 2 spot prices down 44 points to 62.24 cents per pound, with later quotes 25 cents to 1.10 dollars lower than yesterday.

New York New York Stock Exchange Chase Manhattan New York Cotton Exchange

Lengthy prison terms handed to Austin men in drug conspiracy

Two 32 year old Austin area men convicted of felony violation of the federal drug law involving a conspiracy to possess marijuana for distribution were sentenced to seven years confinement and 13 years of special parole in the Austin Division.

Austin Area Austin Division

Obituary and court notes from Pecos run-ons

Salvador Navarrette 33 of Pecos died at Medical Center Hospital in Odessa after a long illness. Services at Santa Rosa Catholic Church with burial in Santa Rosa Cemetery. survivor list includes wife Olivia Rubio and daughter Norma, plus parents and five sisters. Also included are stock quotes and federal court sentencing notes for Harry Holloway and Harold Parks, each receiving multi year terms on marijuana counts in the Western District of Texas.

Salvador Navarrette Salvador Estrada Navarrette Pecos Santa Rosa Catholic Church Santa Rosa Navarrette Medical Center Odessa Mexico Navarette Olivia Rubio Federal District Court For Western District of Texas Harry Bruce Hollowway Southridge Austin Harold Allen Parks Trails End Road Cedar Park William S. Sessions

Balmorhea Board Names Balmorhea Lake Contractor

The Reeves County Water District No. 1 awarded a one year Balmorhea Lake contract to June Humphries, succeeding Bob Hathaway who resigned to move to San Angelo. Hathaway will work with the Balmorhea district. Humphries, a longtime Balmorhea resident, and his wife Hazel, now postmaster at Toyah, have ties to the area. The meeting also noted camp gathering attendance and upcoming Balmorhea Senior Citizens luncheon on Thursday August 16 at the center.

Reeves County Water District No. 1 Humphries Balmorhea Lake Bob Hathaway San Angelo Hathaway Water District Balmorhea Hazel Valley Jim Boettchers

New PHS principal aims to boost student success

Joe Shoemaker selected as Pecos High School principal bringing long Pecos tenure and prior roles as teacher bus driver and transportation supervisor. He seeks to inspire all students toward academic excellence with discipline and a steady program, while family and community ties anchor his move from Austin Elementary. A separate item notes a Pecos burglary at Higginbotham Bartlett Lumber with a broken glass door and theft valued at about 30 dollars.

Joe Shoemaker Pecos High School Pecos Austin Elementary PHS Hardin- Simmons College Abilene West Texas State University Canyon Sul Ross State University Shoemaker Peggy Jones Angela Abilene Christian University Connie Higginbotham Bartlett Lumber S. Cedar

Transfers to Odessa Medical Center Hospital Highlight Pecos Ambulance Runs

The Report notes two Pecos Ambulance Service transfers to Odessa Medical Center Hospital on Tuesday. First at 11 14 a.m. from Reeves County Hospital to OMCH, second at 3 20 p.m. from RCH to OMCH. Burglary at Triple H Shoes results in 12 stolen pairs and $335.08 plus $35 cash. Stejskal cited for improper wide right turn after collision on South Cedar.

Pecos Ambulance Service Odessa Medical Center Hospital Reeves County Hospital OMCH RCH Pecos Triple H S. Oak Robert Lee Stejskal Kermit South Cedar Second Street Antonio Alvarez Lujan E. Lighth

Four Mexicans Sentenced for Immigration Violations in Pecos

Four Mexican citizens pleaded guilty to misdemeanor immigration violations and received 179 days each from U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston in Pecos after being found drunk and disorderly in the United States. The men, Ramiro Mendez-Luevano 21 Juan Cazares-Trejo 26 Carlos Alba-Rivera 31, were apprehended in Wichita Falls. Luis Alvarez-Carrasco 34, arrested in Lobo, had 18 prior encounters and was told to voluntarily return to Mexico without punishment.

United States U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service U.S J.M. Preston Pecos Ramiro Mendez-Luevano Juan Cazares-Trejo Carlos Alba-Rivera Wichita Falls Luis Alvarez-Carrasco Lobo Mexico

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