Big top show ready as Pecos Fort Stockton Monahans clash
Tickets for Sundays Almost Anything Goes contest at Estes Stadium go on sale Saturday 9 am to noon at the chamber of commerce. If any remain they will be sold at the Monahans gate Sunday. The winner advances to a regional playoff versus Nogales and Artesia. A $25 prize awaits the best poster display among attendees.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Doug Ward
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Artesia
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Almost Anything Goes show travels from Europe to Monahans
Producer Sam Riddle explains the Almost Anything Goes competition originated in England about ten years ago and spread to Europe where it is shown in seven countries. The feature will be held Sunday in Monahans, with Riddle detailing the show's travel setup and selection criteria for host towns.
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Monahans
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Europe
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Junior high bands compete in UIL solo ensemble event
Pecos two junior high schools enter 75 students at Odessa College for UIL solo and ensemble contest. Crockett Junior High sends 50 under band director Darle Roundtree while Zavala Junior High sends 25 led by Doug Garman.
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Odessa College
Darle Roundtree
Crockett Junior High
Doug Garman
Zavala
Pecos Kindergarten Named At Pecos-Barstow Toyah School Board
Pecos Kindergarten chosen as official name for the new elementary facility aligned with Pecos Elementary School pattern. Board approves cafeteria equipment change order to restore bid items for state reimbursement and considers coach contract renewal and a farm land study committee.
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F. Lee Green
Pioneer Area
Willie D. McClure
Ray Whitley
Band Booster Enchilada Supper At High School
Band boosters and parents sponsor an enchilada supper at the high school cafeteria from 5 30 to 8 p m today. Tickets available at the door for 175 dollars. Proceeds go toward band activities.
Perea seeks reelection to Pecos Barstow Toyah school board
Frank Perea, 30, a Pecos resident and Mobil Oil plant operator, campaigns for a second term on the Pecos Barstow Toyah school board. He cites progress, community harmony, dedication, and support for neighborhood schools while opposing bussing as a path to equality. He notes one missed meeting in three years and asks voters to reelect him in the April 3 election.
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stow-Toyah
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Anita
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Parents press Pecos-Barstow Toyah school board on special ed
Five parents met with Pecos Barstow Toyah school board to demand better special education programs. They asked about future plans, extra teachers, and new units as the district faces growth and funding limits. The board cited no new allocations next year and a growing need for teachers while acknowledging expansion may be gradual.
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Ed Robinson
L.R. Lewis
John Teague
Frank Apolinar
C.W. Wright
Wright
Pecos
Texas Education Agency
Ing
Robinson
Paul Williams
Apolinar
Ben Meek
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