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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1978

Page

2

Balmorhea Area Schools and Community News

Balmorhea residents report hospital stay for a friend and note area activities. Oma Prew attends Fort Stockton tax school through March 8 while John Barfield leads the agriculture class to Houston for the State Stock Show. Ethel Jacobson joined Balmorhea Vocational Class in Midland for a VOE contest last weekend. Three Balmorhea teachers with Principal Odes O'Rear attend an inservice meeting at Fort Davis. The Balmorhea News Her friend’s hospitalization recurs as the play rehearsals proceed under Priss McNutt for an April 6 contest. Madera Valley Association revises loans for drilling water wells on the Houlster farm and McIntire Ranch, securing electric right-of-way to new wells. Reeves County Water District starts supplying water to Balmorhea town lots, aiming to complete within a week. Louise Adams travels to San Antonio after learning a friend there is ill. New Baptist Pastor J.T. Howard and wife move into the parsonage, church lacking a pastor since January. Junior prom decorations arrive. theme April Showers. party planned for May 6. Educational classes begin under Brent McWilliams with thirty-one students enrolled. full training likely to extend the year.

Oma Prew Fort Stockton John Barfield Houston Ethel Jacobson Midland Odes O’rear Fort Davis Priss McNutt Farmer's Madera Valley Association Houlster Balmorhea McIntire Toyahvale Reeves County Water District

Midland Lee tops field at West of Pecos Forensic Meet

Midland Lee High swept the day long West of the Pecos Forensic Meet held in Pecos. Lee scored 120 points to lead Kermit High, 39, with events including Informative Speaking Persuasive Speaking Poetry Interpretation Prose Interpretation and Debate. First place winners included Kevin Brewer Ker mit Tim Norman Midland Lee Nancy Hancock Monahans Meri Jo Strawn Midland Lee and the Midland Lee Debate team.

Pecos High School Pecos Midland Lee High Lee Kathy Favor Kermit High Kevin Brewer Kermit Tim Norman Mid Land Lee Nancy Hancock Monahans Meri Jo Strawn Midland Lee Raymond Angelo Midland Austin and Edison Lee High Fort Stockton Alpine Miss Favor John Briggs Joyce Massey Pat McKeown Pam Weinacht Michael MaeKeown Tom Bolling John Clark Dennis Adams Gayla Bolling Sandy Krumnow Melodee Naylor Rhonda Bryant Anna Fuentes Lena Levario Michelle Stafford Starla Edwards Mary Swift Debbie Thomas Fabian Mata Brad Miller James Florez

Market inches up as investors weigh coal strike worries

The noon Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.52 to 743.24 led by modest gains, with NYSE issues outpacing declines 4 to 3. Tropicana Products rose further on merger chatter with Beatrice Foods, while other indexes showed small advances. Grain and cotton futures edged higher amid mixed commodity signals. Dow Jones averages for 11 a.m. show mixed gains across sectors.

NEW York Tropicana Products

Ancient corn linked to Maya and Aztec diets in prehistory

Researchers note corn long fed Mayas Aztecs and other tribes while pollen from drill cores beneath Mexico City dates to about 60,000 years ago, showing ancient agricultural importance and deep prehistoric roots.

Europe Mexico City

Austin Elementary Students Present Chim Chim Cheree Sketch

Students from Austin Elementary School performed a chimney sweep sketch at a Parent-Teacher Association meeting with musical support from Chim Chim Cheree. Front row includes Chad Crouch Mark Guerrero Kathleen Oliver Tobi Wheeless Josie Valles Roddy Chavez. Back row features Jim Hill Diana Franco Nora Valles Margaret Lozano Michael Harrison Stephen Gonzales.

Austin Parent-Teachers Association Chad Crouch Mark

Odessa College Dedication set with Governor Briscoe as speaker

Gov Dolph Briscoe will keynote the Odessa College dedication March 15 at 2 p m in the multi purpose lab of the new Instructional Building. The center houses the children s center and labs for education, ceramics, photography, welding and more. Odessa Mayor Dan Hemphill will declare March 15 as Thank You Odessa Day.

Odessa Dolph Briscoe Odessa College Dan Hemphill Gov Briscoe Mike Furman OC Board of Trustees Bill Masterson Philip Speegle Mike Miller Lee Buice

Barstow Elementary to Stage Talent Show Open House

Barstow Elementary will host a talent show during Open House on Thursday March 9 at 7 p.m. First and second graders perform singing routines including I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing and Star Wars while third grade sings The Good Ship Lollipop and fourth grade presents Damon and Phytias.

Barstow Elementary Damon and Phytias Vincent Vigar Larry Vigar Curtis Allen Larry Cook Larry Avila Sylvia Gutierrez Jenette Contreras Amalia Renteria Mona Webb Cathy Daniels Kate Bauer Nanette Geurrero Billy Silverto Diaz Joyce Morriss Phillip Flores Valerie Granado Bonnie Cook Christina Garcia Lisa Smith Barstow Daniel Jackson Reyes Abila, Jr Gilbert Juarez Reyes Abila Sylvie Gutierrez Francisco Franco Greg Womack Steven Young Christy Blackstock Jesse Abila Glynda Flora

Pecos Community Club Schedule Week Mailer

Monday Lions Club at AIG Motor Inn 7 30 p m. Lions Den 7 30 p m. Tuesday AARP meets 7 p m Senior Citizens Center 119 S Cedar. Pecos Al Non Group 125 S Oak 8 p m. Wednesday Senior Citizens Center 119 S Cedar lunch Easter Parade Lyle Show Board meeting 1 p m Modern Study Club Texas Heritage Program 2 30 p m 1518 Cowan St. Thursday Pecos Rotary at Holiday Inn noon 119 S Cedar game day 1 5 p m Friday 119 S Cedar fellowship table games coffee 9 5 p m Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous 8 p m 125 S Oak St phone numbers listed.

Lions Club Aig Motor Inn Lions den American Association of Retired Persons Senior Citizens Center S. Cedar Pecos Al-Non Group S. Oak Lyle Board of Directors Modern Study Club Texas Heritage Program Cowan St Pecos Rotary Club Holiday Inn Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous S. Oak St

Pecos Police log reports burglary and collision incidents

The report notes Mrs. Armstrong reporting a burglary at Pecos Children’s Day Nursery on March 6 at 7:19 a.m. with nothing missing. Stephen C. Apolinar was booked after a 5:17 a.m. collision with a wooden utility pole, car found with alcohol and intoxication. Ambulance calls mention a man needing hospital aid after a fall and ambulances moving patients into the new hospital.

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Louise Adams San Antonio J.T. Howard Baptist Brent McWilliams Irene Turk Ruben Gillespie Harold Elder Glenda Dennison Barbara Mce-Keown Lynda Patterson Edddie Edwards Juan Abrigo Elizabeth Schmidt Frank Perea Pat Parker Bennie Moore Beverly Thomas Sally Dodd Rex Shipp Michael Virgin Clark Ford Dan Ford Clara Bolling Criselda Garcia Susan Baggett Tom McKeown J.R. Clark Carol Adams NYSE CASH Chicago New York Cotton Exchange DOW Jones Indus Pecos Enterprise. Inc South Cedar Street Pecos Texas Ken Dulaney Lewis Barrett Diane Osborn Ruben Baca Emily Galindo Carlos Nichols Mary Carpenter Reeves County Reeves Ward Loving Culberson Jett Counties Texas Ralph Griffin Children's Center University James Flores Terry Kneupper Misty Western Oil Co Presbyterian Church Bill Diehl Andrey Clemmer Pennsylvania Charles David Okinawa Jim Edington Janet Reesa Duane Kip Saudia Arabia Equipment Service West Texas Jim and Wayne Daniels Tucson, Arizona Bobby Daniels Wanda Croft Louis Gerrero Office of Justice of the Peace Rme Bernardo Martinez
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