Eight New Teachers Assigned to Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Schools
Eight teachers are entering Pecos schools to fill vacancies. Donna Had comes from Sul Ross with a B A and joins Pecos. Harp, another Sul Ross graduate with a B S, will teach kindergarten at Earl Bell. Hernandez, a Sul Ross alumna, will teach Language Arts at Crockett Junior High. Miss Howard, Har din Simmons graduate with a B S, will teach remedial reading at Bessie Haynes. Spitzer, Sul Ross B S graduate, will teach fifth grade at Pecos Elementary. Swaim brings five years experience to special education at Zavala Junior High. Mary Urqui is a TWU graduate teaching CVAE Home and Community at Crockett Junior High.
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Pecos-Barstow- Toyah
Pecos
Donna Had
Sul Ross Univ
Alpine
Harp
Sul Ross
Earl Bell Kinder
din-Simmons
Bessie Haynes
Spitzer
Dear Ann Lessons on Liberty and family life
A reader cites a 200-year civilization cycle and worries about Stage No 9. Dear Mrs H A J finds it spooky. Ann advises pondering signs but offers no political prescription. The page then answers requests on family secrets and narcolepsy, and shares Ruth J Reynolds on Parents Are People with empathy. A True Friend note and a Southern style snap bean tip close the column.
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United States
H.A.J
Ann
Ruth J. Reynolds
University of Missouri Extension Center
Woman is head of this house woman Edna De Los Santos leads El Cid Greenhouses
Edna De Los Santos a head grower for El Cid Greenhouses at Tome New Mexico heads a thriving flower operation turning thousands of chrysanthemum begonias and ferns into a growing business She pursued horticulture at Texas A M and earned summa cum laude with multiple honors She emphasizes teaching workers and expanding leadership roles while balancing plant care and production responsibilities
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Charlotte Black
Albuquerque Tribune
Albuquerque
Edna de Los Santos A
el Cid
Tome
Los Lunas
N.M
Miss de Los Santos
Albert Alvarez
Texas A & M
Corpus Christi
Texas A &M
Desig
Nated
Jim Cox
J.C. Raulston
el Cid Greenhouses
Texas A&m
Crime leaves telling mark on youngsters
Washington AP report quotes John Greacen head of the National Institute for Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. He says 15 percent of nation’s young criminals should be locked up as dangerous. He predicted juvenile crime will stay high for at least 15 years and notes the new agency will spend 25 million dollars on programs through December 31.
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Washington
John Greacen
National Institute For Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
U.S
At Wits End She'll Take Chances with Ordinary Crime
Erma Bombeck notes Americans invent quirky security schemes. A lumber yard owner rents a German shepherd for 300 dollars monthly, a filling station manager keeps a python at night, and a San Francisco jeweler hires a tarantula for 10 dollars a month to guard window gems.
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San Francisco
Henrietta
Mayva
Watering Tips Warn of Waste in Hot Weather
To save water, irrigate lawns and gardens late evenings or early mornings. Evaporation loses much water on hot, windy days. Hazard, Nebraska A. C.
Soapy saving and home hacks in a single page
A jumble of household tips and anecdotes from readers across the country. Notes include soap dilution for dishes, humane pest control using soap powder, and home stain tips. Personal anecdotes reference Mayva’s patrol sign and a playful babysitting story highlighting Peggy’s antics.
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Mayva
Peggy
Mommy
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Donna Hadamek Zavala Jr. High
Billie Harp
Earl Bell
Anna Hernandez Crockett Jr. High
Annette Howard
Bobbie Spitzer
Pecos Elem
Connie Swaim Zavala Jr. High
Mary Urquidez
Crockett Jr. High
Terry Woellert
Pecos High
Pecos Enterprise
Ann Landers
Buddy
Nora
Wits End
Erma Bombeck
A. C
Hazard
Neb
A. H
Grand Island, Neb
F. S
Bordentown, N. J
Anda
Stead
E. L
Franklin, Ind
Omelette
Dunning
R. I
Sonny
Harvey Harbour
J.M. Harbour
California
Gibson
Walthall
JC Penney