Health clinic to be held at Barstow community center
The Texas State Health Department nurse will host a free adult health clinic at Barstow community center on June 8 from 2 to 6 p.m., with monthly visits planned. In school news, awards were given for honor roll, perfect attendance, and various student achievements across grades, plus a visit by local figures.
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Health Department
Texas State Health Department
Barstow
Phillip Flores
Mona Webb
Linda Parsons
Patricio Gonzales
Matthew Dinwiddie
Sue Ann Parsons
Thoee
Scott Cranfill
Nicolas Gonzales
Gary Garcia
David Fenner
Frankie Abila
Karen Cranfill
Christina Garcia
Raul Palmonio
Ruben Palomino
Shirley Stepp
Austin
Barstow Notes on Local Events and People
The Barstow column lists residents and visitors, birthdays, and community happenings. Eddie Jean Webb notes trips to confirm busi ness, preparations for July Vacation Bible School, and family ties with missionaries. Becky Koenning attends 4-H events in Bryan, with Ward County agent Mr. Harrison accompanying her. A birthday party for Jesus Flores's son in Pecos, a baby shower for Naomi Garcia Polanco in Odessa, and visiting relatives in the area are mentioned. The pool opens with a big turnout and the ladies swim club meets at 7 PM.
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Becky Koenning
College Station
Brownwood
Bryan
Mr. Harrison
Ward County
Becky
Roy Koenning
Naomi Garcia Polanco
Odessa
Bell Telephone Company of
Sylvia Sanchez
Shirley Simpson
Barstow
Mary Lou Garcia
Irene
Gloria Garza
San Angelo
Market gains steady after Friday rally in New York stocks
The noon Dow Jones average rose .48 to 975.71 amid a light NYSE volume session. Gains outweighed by ongoing rate concerns as traders build on Friday's rally after a three month Dow low, with Texaco leading NYSE volume and the composite index slipping slightly. Fort Worth livestock reports show varied cattle and hog price ranges across multiple weight classes. Amarillo cattle prices edge up for steer beef in local cattle quotations.
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New York
Texaco
NYSE
Big Board
American Stock Exchange
Local medical recruit to begin practice in Kermit
Dr. Orlando Patino of Union Mississippi is due to start medical work by June 7, practicing general and obstetric medicine out of Dr. Joe Gibson's office. Trained in Bogota at Columbia School of Medicine and Traverana University, he also spent a year at St. Joseph's Providence. He is married with one child. Mrs. Patino is a nurse.
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Kermit
Orlando Patino
Union
Miss
Ralph Lennon
Memorial Hospital
Patino
Joe Gibson
Columbia School of Medicine
Traverana University
Bogota
Columbia
St. Joseph's Hospital
Providence
R.I
Balmorhea AARP chapter forms with 20 members elected officers
Balmorhea senior citizens gathered at the housing center Friday to organize an American Association Retired Persons chapter. Irving Gourley of El Paso spoke on benefits as 15 attended and 10 more promised to join. They nominated Q A Crenshaw president Hazel Humphries vice president Cassie Farrington secretary Bertha Fortson treasurer. Dues set at 1 dollar yearly. A third Tuesday meeting at 7:30 p m was set to draft by laws and charter.
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Balmorhea
Housing Center
Irving Gourley
el Paso
National Association
Q.A. Crenshaw
Hazel Humphries
Cassie Farrington
Bertha Fortson
Gourley
Balmorhea Highlights and Local Updates
Mrs Louise Adams visits in Ruidosa Downs New Mexico. Peggy Moore visits Midland family then returns home. Tom Moore of Fort Davis celebrates birthday with Balmorhea friends. Ethel Jacobsen Balmorhea teacher visits family near Houston then returns for next year. Balmorhea swimming pool opens at state park with 250 swimmers and full cabins. Odes ORear to San Angelo then Colorado vacation before fall term. Amy McIntire hosts Wednesday bridge, high score awarded. Alfred Pax to Hamilton Evans visit. Willoughbys enjoy Red Bluff weekend cabin. Burnett and Germany families vacation in San Angelo and Toyahvale. Patsy McIntire returns to SAU with two ducks Babe and Digger after Toyahvale visit.
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Ethel Jacobsen
Alpine
Houston
Billy Dale Toone
Jake Damron
Odes O’rear
San Angelo
Colorado
Balmorhea
Bobby Burnett
Nancy Germany
Heather
John
Nelson Lethco
Toyahvale
Patsy McIintire
Sau
Babe
Digger
Bill McIntire
Syrian forces cross into Lebanon to disarm factions
About 7,000 Syrian troops with 150 tanks moved into eastern Lebanon to disarm Lebanese Muslims and Palestinians. A second force of 2,000 troops with 65 tanks reportedly advanced to halt Muslim attacks on Christian towns in Akkar. Reports mix with unconfirmed claims of larger troop deployments and a push to end Lebanon's civil war.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Qibyat
Andket
Akkar
Hafez Assad
Assad
Radio Damascus
Marfa youth hurt in wreck near Saragosa
Oscar Mediano, 15, suffered minor injuries when the car driven by Gilberto Garcia of Marfa left FM 1215 two miles southwest of Saragosa and overturned. Mediano and the other passengers were treated at Memorial Hospital after the one car rollover. None of the other three occupants were injured.
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Marfa
Memorial Hospital
Oscar Mediano
Saragosa
DPS
Jerry Byrne
Mediano
Gilberto Garcia
Garcia
Charge Accounts Rise With Rush Of Customers On Bill
Customers rush to put purchases on the bill as a growing trend labeled charge accounts. Critics dismiss the generation gap, while shoppers weigh options for picnics and meals such as kielbasa, with some seeking relief like antacids.
Calendar of coming events in the Pecos area
Calendar notes Tuesday activities across Pecos include AARP Fun Night at the Senior Citizens Center with music and cake at 7 30 p m Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon meet at 125 S Oak St with multiple phone contacts Morning TOPS Club at 9 30 a m at Federation Parlour Women TOPS TX 259 at St Community Council office 6 p m Evening Optimists at Saragosa Hall 8 p m Lions Club at American Motors Inn 7 30 p m Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den 7 30 p m Pecos Optimists at Chaparral Village Steak House 7 p m
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Senior Citizens Center
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Federation Parlor
Tops TX 259
St. Community
Lions Club
American Motors Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Pecos Man Charged With Sexual Abuse
City police arrest Pecos resident C.D. Rudloff 40 for sexual abuse of a 44 year old woman. Bond set at $5,000 by Judge Connie Gomez after arrest Monday. Rudloff held in county jail following bond. Other reports include three glass damage incidents in Pecos and a theft of service case at a Holiday Inn involving Christopher Rulisson.
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Pecos
C.D. Rudloff
Sage St
Connie Gomez
Rudloff
North Pecos
Dairy Queen
S. Eddy Street
la Nortena Tortilla Factory
E. Third St
Tips Drive
S. Cedar St
Holiday Inn
Christopher Rulisson
Art Terry
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