Cast selected for Godspell at Odessa Globe Theatre
Odessa College drama professor Dr Dorothy Dodd announced cast for Godspell set for March 10 11 and 17 18 in the Globe Theater. Lead Bill Swaffar of Clinton Iowa. other OC students and area residents portray named characters with their own first names.
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Godspell
Dorothy Dodd
Odessa College
Globe
Dodd
Bill Swaffar
Stephen Jesus
Swaffar
Clinton
Iowa
Jack Flynn
Linday Graves
Permian Playhouse
Kaleidoscope Company
the Globe
PPH
Doyce Elliott
Suzanne Donnolo
Ector County Independent School District
Midland
Lamar School
New York City
New York University
Midland- Odessa Symphony Chorale
James Munro
Floyd E. Tims
Thespians International
James Taylor
Pittsburgh Paints
Cisco Junior College
McMurry College
Pat Hodges
Senoritas de Las Rosas
Chuck Baxley
Sherry Talley
El Paso contest offers 500 prize for amateur writers
The El Paso Chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters announces a 500 first prize in a writing contest for amateur writers aged 18 to 30 in the El Paso area. Second prize is 250. Manuscripts must be 3000 to 5000 words, original, not published, and submitted by April 17.
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el Paso
National Society of Arts and Letters
Robert Massey
University of Texas At el Paso
Crockett Junior High Band Members Win Awards at Monahans Meet
Several Crockett Junior High musicians earned first division medals at the UIS Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Monahans Junior High School. Soloists Delaney Jackson Anabel Natividad and Michelle Bates on alto saxophone plus others on french horn cornet received top honors. First place ensembles included Ricky Rodriguez on tuba Ana Miramontes and Margaret Lewis on french horn Monty Miller on trombone Scott Schwindt on baritone and Jimmy Galindo on cornet. Second division solos featured Jean Osborn on flute and Ricky Rodriguez on tuba. Ensemble runners up included multiple flute clarinet and cornet groups. Crockett plans Pecos Band Festival in March and USS Concert in April. Also notes the Atlantic giant squid Architeuthis Princeps, the largest invertebrate, with a 55-foot recorded specimen and 9-inch eyes.
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Crockett Junior High
U.I.S
Monahans
Delaney Jackson
Anabel Natividad
Michelle Bates
Margaret Leis
Ana Miramontes
Denie Scott
Jimmy Galindo
Sherri Walters
Ricky Rodriguez
Margret Lewis
Monty Miller
Scott Schwindt
Henry Avila
Ruben Dominguez
Jean Osborn
Shannon Nebel
Kay Hepworth
Arturo Gomez
Lena Cobos
Stephanie Aguilar
Wanda Dutchover
Terri Talamantes
Patricia Meirhoff
Carey Gradel
Nancy Bitolas
Linda Aguilar
Marina Lara
Lou Weinacht
Dolores Maldonado
Yolando Mata
Christi Benham
Diane Moss
Jamie Sullivan
Jenny Weinacht
Tim Kilgore
Nicky Granada
Jack McKinney
Crockett
Pecos
U.S.S
Market edges higher as snowstorm delays trading
The New York market opened late due to a snowstorm with the noon Dow up 2.78 to 771.40 and NYSE gains leading losers 4-3. GM reported a 17 percent jump in Q4 profits as trading resumed at 11 a.m. EST after early closures, with overall volume at 4.25 million by noon. Livestock prices in Fort Worth showed steady cattle and calves amid freezing drizzle and good demand as feeders and hogs moved with price ranges noted.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Fort Worth
Judge warnings after eagle killing conviction in West Texas
Federal judge John H. Wood Jr. fined three West Texas men a total of 6000 for conspiring to hunt and kill protected golden eagles. He warned future violators face prison and stressed maximum penalties for violations. The case stems from helicopter hunts on Beal County ranches that killed about 70 eagles between 1975 and 1977.
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San Antonio
Texas
West Texas
U.S
John H. Wood Jr
Real County
Lanny Leinweber
Andrew Allen
Norman M. Pape
Pape
Allen
Leinweber
Pape Wood
Beal County
Wood
Circus Set for Saturday in Pecos
Jungle Wonders, the wild animal circus, comes to Pecos for one day on February 11 with two shows at 3 30 PM and 1 00 PM. A downtown Pecos parade is planned for 11 AM. Advance tickets cost 1 for children and 2 for adults, available from LULAC members and local venues. A portion of proceeds supports LULAC charity efforts during the weeklong trial.
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Pecos
Alfred Gomez
LULAC
Figuero’s Shop-In
Ben's Spanish Inn
Las Palmas
Calendar of Pecos area events and meetings
Calendar lists weekly club meetings at local venues including Evening Lions Club Amistad Lions Club Evening Optimist Club Senior Citizens Center and Santa Rosa Catholic Church Hall. Shrove Tuesday pancake supper hosted by First United Methodist Church with youth group. Rotary meets at Holiday Inn. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Friday evenings. Santa Rosa Federal Credit Union holds annual meeting Sunday with board elections. Pecos Valley Muzzle Loaders host monthly shoot at local range near I 20 and US 285.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Optimist Club
Holiday Inn
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar St
American Association of Retired Pesons
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Martin Ksychi
First United Methodist Church
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Santa Rosa Parish
Obituary for Ronald E Deubner Toyah Resident Dies
Ronald E. Deubner, 43, died at Reeves Memorial Hospital after being transferred to Conkle Funeral Home in Indianapolis. Born January 16, 1935, he worked at Toyah Truck Stop. Survivors include brothers Delbert, Paul Deubner of Indianapolis, Melvyn Deubner of Albany, Georgia, and sisters Kay Pace and Ruth Williams, both of Indianapolis.
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Ronald E. Deubner
Conkle Funeral Home
Indianapolis
Ind
Pecos Funeral Home
Deubner
Toyah
Reeves Memorial Hospital
Delbert
Paul Deubner
Melvyn Deubner
Albany
Kay Pace
Ruth Williams
Balmorhea News Highlights Local Activities and Elections
Balmorhea community reports open office hours at the Community Club Rooms with bridge classes led by Amy McIntire and frequent visitors. A Feb 14 noon covered dish luncheon is planned, with arts and crafts ideas under consideration. City notes discuss tag issuance changes, bond election success, property registration deadlines, and plans for a new sewerage system.
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Balmorhea
Amy McIntire
Equalization Board
Family fight leaves man with minor stab wound
Reeves County Memorial Hospital staff told police that Ralph Lamb of 207 S Sycamore St sustained a small stab wound to the left rib cage during a home family quarrel. He did not wish to press charges. Ambulance calls noted for 1613 W Third St and a 1:57 a.m. transfer to Odessa.
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Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Ralph Lamb
S. Sycamore St
Third St
Odessa
Iceland’s literacy leads to higher per capita book output
Iceland, a nation with near universal literacy, shows a per capita rate of new book publication about twenty percent higher than the United States, reflecting robust literary culture and publishing activity.
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Iceland
United States
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