Pecos High School Annual Science Fair Winners Named
Three schools entered the Pecos High School Science Fair held Friday in the high school cafeteria. Judges included Abrigo Ford Phillips Dycus and Horne. Austin Elementary, Barstow Elementary and Pecos HS won top honors with the sweepstakes trophy awarded to Austin for most entries and best overall projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Science Club
Juan Abrigo
Dan Ford
Connie Phillips
Ann Dycus
Wade Horne
Austin
Barstow
Pecos High School
Austin Elementary
Moorman
Tyree
Market Update on Wheat Cotton and Dow Jones
Chicago prices show No 2 hard red winter wheat at 3.41 and soft red winter at 3.76, corn at 2.34, oats 1.42, and soybeans at 6.93. Cotton futures in New York fall with strict low middling spot at 59.86 cents per pound, Mar 62.85, May 65.01, Jul 66.50. Dow Jones averages open lower: Industrials 837.84, Transports 213.53, Utilities 104.36, Stocks 283.85.
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Chicago
NEW York
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
Pompeii film program opens festival in Alpine
A 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday Pompeii themed film series opens at Alpine City Hall Community Room in conjunction with the Pompeii Exhibit at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts. Grant supported by Texas Committee for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Directors include Bob Hext Wayne Sheehan and Ken Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Texas Committee For the Humanities
National Endowment For the Humanities
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
Bob Hext
Sul Ross
Kesey and Losee elected to El Paso Fed Reserve board
C J Kesey of Pecos and A J Losee of Artesia were chosen as chairman pro tem and chairman respectively for the El Paso Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in 1979. The seven member board serves western Texas and southern New Mexico with three governors appointments and four bank directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester J. Kesey
C.J. Kesey Enterprises
Pecos
el Paso
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
A.J. Losee
Josee
Losee
Artesia
Pecos Independent
Farmers Co-op
FEI Paso
Federal Reserve System
The
Dallas Reserve Bank
Texas
New Mexico
Pecos Police Cite Teens in Car Collision and Fines
The Pecos Police Department issued a citation to Hilario Acosta Jurado 18 of 212 Ave D Pecos for an improper left turn after his 1975 automobile collided with a 1973 car driven by John Cano 19 of San Angelo at 10 p.m. Jan 28 in the 1300 block of West Third. Donald Lee Williams 24 of Stanton was fined 52 dollars in municipal court Feb 1 for public intoxication and speeding. An EMS unit responded to a one car rollover on East U.S. Highway 80 and a man was hospitalised.
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Pecos
Hilario Acosta Jurado
Ave D
John Cano
San Angelo
West Third
South Hackberry
Stanton
Donald Lee Williams
U.S. Highway 80
Reeves County Hospital
Department of Public Safety
Texan principals favor broad social science prep for teachers
Two Sul Ross State University professors Dr. Dale Christophersen and David L. Cockrum report survey results from 82 Texas high school principals and superintendents. Published in Fall 1978 Georgia Political Science Association Journal the article notes a preference for broad based social science preparation over narrow specialization and an expectation of innovative teaching from social science teachers.
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Alpine
Sul Ross State University
Texas
Dale Christophersen
David L. Cockrum
Georgia Political Science Association
Christophersen
Boll Weevil and IPM Conference at Texas A&M
The Annual Boll Weevil and Integrated Pest Management Conference will meet February 28 to March 1 in the Rudder Conference Tower Room 601 at Texas A&M University College Station. Registration runs 9:30 to 10 a.m. February 28 with a full agenda including boll weevil research Extension regulatory and producer reviews and sessions on cotton sorghum and peanut IPM activities. Adjournment is set for 4 p.m. March 1.
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Rudder
Texas A&m University
College Station
If Providence Meant Man to Fly He Forgot His Luggage
A humorous quip notes that even with destiny guiding flight, the traveler mishandles baggage. The line wryly plays on fate and practical mishap in a concise, period-tinged tone.
Meeting on Faith at St. Mark's Parish Hall Tonight
The Rev. Phil West of St. Mark's Episcopal Church announces a series titled Search of Faith. The first meeting is at 8 o'clock tonight in Parish Hall and will continue each Thursday night through February.
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Phil West
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Pecos High Announces Most Beautiful and Handsome Nominees
Pecos High School students voted for Most Beautiful and Most Handsome nominees chosen from write-in ballots. Nominees include Stacey Blackwel, Jim Bob McNeil, Genaro Rodriguez, Gary Rogers, John Salcido for Handsome and Hilda Arredondo Annabelle Calanchi Leslie Cassell Janie Hudson Karen Rogers for Beautiful. Winners announced in May Eagle Yearbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos High School
Stacey Blackwel
Jim Bob McNeil
Genaro Rodriguez
Gary Rogers
John Salcido
Hilda Arredondo
Annabelle Calanchi
Leslie Cassell
Janie Hudson
Karen Rogers
Eagle
Community club and society events calendar for Pecos area
A weekly calendar lists local meetings and activities. Lions Clubs Pecos Inn and Pecos Downtown Lions host luncheons and noon gatherings. Optimists, Barstow Lions, AA and Al Non meet with contacts. Senior Citizens Center schedules exercise sessions, card days, and a Valentine party. Other groups include TOPS, Rotary, Ministers, Jaycees, and Chinese painting sessions with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Pecos
Optimist Club
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
S. Oak
Balmorhea
Barstow Lions Club
Barstow Community Center
Old Senior Citizen Center
Second
Hickory
Eddy St
Rio Pecos Extension Club
Federated Women's Club
Chris Hinz
American Association of Retired Persons
Downtown Lions Club
Pecos Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Franklin's
Pecos Jaycees
Food fads and vitamins message from county agent
Susan W. Bolen notes media coverage of food fads and misinfo. She says extra vitamins do not replace a balanced diet and carbohydrates supply energy. She urges enrolling in a free mail out series starting soon for more information.
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Susan W. Bolen
Pecos Woman Visits Lubbock During Jan Weekend
Hilda Martin of Pecos and her husband H B Martin traveled to Lubbock for a business weekend on January 27. They visited daughter Becky Bradley a student at Jessie Lee's Hair Design Institute in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Martin
S. Eddy
Lubbock
Mrs. Martin
H.B. Martin
Becky Bradley
Jessie Lee
Hair Design Institute
Reeves County Treasurer Reports October to December 1978 Approved
Reeves County Commissioners Court examined Eva R. Grammer Quarterly Treasurer’s Report covering October 1 to December 31, 1978. The session on January 8, 1979 found the report correct and approved with a cash balance of 283,099.02 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court of
Reeves County
Eva R. Grammer
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Microbiology
Jean Osborn
Laurie Allen
Janet Clendenen
Kyle Cochran
Jim Blain Kenny
Carol Porras
Nancy Drumnow
Rhonda Kizzar
Randy Bang
Karen
Richmond
Tobi Wheelness
Kim Calhoun
Kathleen Oliver
Melissa Smith
Diane Matta
Keva Harmonson
Jody Sullivan
Michael Harrison
Stephen Precht
Roy Lee Johnson
Victor Cordova
Mona Webb
Cathy Daniels
Russell Jones
Phillip Hagar
Grable
Ricky Flores
Kelcey Pattillo
Michael Burnett
Stacy Oden
John Prewht
Patricia Sais
Robert Hinojos
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Area News Andup
C.J. Kesey
Pro-Tem
Lewis O'Brian
Elks Lodge
Trans-Pecos Electric
Pro
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Minutes OF
General Obligation
Reeves County Road & Bridge Bonds
General Fund
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