Pecos High names candidates for Most Handsome and Beautiful
Pecos High School nominates ten students for Most Handsome and Most Beautiful. Names include Kim Dingler Lisa Dominguez Belen Ellis Bena Stickels John Stickels Dora Worsham Ricky Box Will Fernandes Larry Galindo Joel Ivy and Beto Quezada. Votes by student body determine winners announced on Senior Day with yearbook photos of both top winners.
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Pecos High School
Ricky Box
Joel Ivy
Larry Galindo
Beto Quezada
Will Fernandes
Pecos High
Robert Hinojos
Kim Dingler
Bill Dingler
Lisa Dominguez
Robert Dominguez
Belen Ellis
Glen J. Ellis
Bena Stickels
John Stickels
Dora Worsham
Robert Worsham
Bill Box
Doug Fernandes
Inez Galindo
Woody Ivy
Miguel Quezada
David Dutchover
Royal Rangers Drive for Camping Gear Sale
The Royal Rangers of First Assembly of God Church run a two month drive Feb 8 to Mar 8 to raise funds for camping equipment. They sell light bulbs in two pack sizes at 2.50 per pack with a Feb 18 special sales day at Safe Way and Food Way stores. Call 447-2587 to place orders.
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First Assembly of God Church
Vernon Hagar
Royal Rangers Group
Safeway
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Royal Ranger
Man Looks the Eye Doctor in the Eye Evidence Mix
A sharp remark suggests that facing a person who seems direct implies encountering an ophthalmologist. The line plays on eye contact to hint at medical expertise without naming any clinical details or individuals.
Farm strike two months old drives attention with limited gains
By MARCK CHARNEY AP writer two months after a nationwide farm strike began to press farmers’ complaints of low prices the action has drawn attention but little tangible effect. Strikers threaten to cut planting next spring yet government surveys show no clear plans for large cutbacks. Prices remain stable with minor rises, Carter administration actions to bolster farm prices include allowing some 1977 grain to enter domestic reserves but it resists demands for 100 percent parity prices and a new regulatory board.
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Marck Charney
Associated Press
Carter
Pecos High School to crown Most Beautiful nominees in yearbook
Five girl contenders Kim Dingler Lisa Dominguez Belen Ellis Bena Stickels Dora Worsham are named for Pecos High School honor. The entire student body will pick from five girls and five boys. full page portraits appear in the 1978 Yearbook.
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Pecos High School
Kim Dingler
Lisa Dominguez
Belen Ellis
Bena Stickels
Dora Worsham
Robert Hinojos
Texas Assessment Project to test 100000 students statewide
The Texas Education Agency announced a statewide plan for the Texas Assessment Project to measure reading, writing, mathematics, and citizenship. It uses norm referenced tests for national comparisons and criterion referenced tests for Texas objectives, with data by region and no campus or district comparisons. Selected samples will include sixth and eleventh graders. field tests for new items will involve 4700 students in 145 classrooms.
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Texas Education Agency
Charles Nix
Texas
Nix
State Board of Education
Research Triangle Institute
Raleigh-Durham
N.C
The
Education Commission of the States
Farmers split over parity and policy after farm strike
U S Agriculture Department surveys doubt farm support for the strike while American Agriculture leaders press for 100 percent parity. Parity now about 65 percent, with grain prices near 50 percent in the 1930s context. Senate and House hearings loom as political response seeks possible legislation. Continental Telephone declares a 29 cent quarterly dividend payable Feb 28 to holders of record Feb 15.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
American Agriculture
Washington
California
Florida
Midwest
U.S. Agriculture Department
Bob Bergland
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Bob Porter
New Mexico Farm Bureau
Atlanta
Continental Telephone Corporation
Calendar of Pecos area events for the week
A weekly list of gatherings in Pecos includes Lions Club meetings at American Motor Inn and Lions Den, a Cantaloupe City CB Club session, Senior Citizens Center activities, Pecos Art Association water-ink demo, Downtown Lions Club lunch, birthday party at the Senior Center, Rotary Club at Holiday Inn, Alcoholics Anonymous at Oak Street, Booster Club banquet with Don Newbury as guest speaker, and more tailing events at various venues.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City
CB Club
CPS Reddy Room
Stafford Blvd
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Holiday Inn
Pecos Art Association
Janella Poitevini
Art Club
Third St
Downtown
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos
Don Newbury
Tarrant County Junior College
Fort Worth
Immunizations Begin Tuesday Clinic Dates Announced
The Texas Department of Health will hold a baby immunization clinic on February 14 and February 21 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 1010 W. Third St. Parents may bring their child records and call 445 2417 for more information.
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Texas Department of Health
Third St
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