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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1975
Page
6
Erma Bombeck recalls receiving a commission to appear in International Who's Who in Community Service. She recounts her quirky 1960 civic efforts, jokes about PTA duties, and a classroom anecdote featuring Coach Tollett and student discussions about Raquel Welch and a consumer education game.
A San Angelo State University symphonic band tour tour concluded with a Wednesday morning performance at a local high school. About 100 bandsmen including Craig Carrico, a 1973 Pecos High graduate, appeared and played Brassmen's Holiday. The event toured Eldorado, Ozona, Iraan, Fort Stockton and Van Horn, with the group returning to the San Angelo campus.
COLLEGE STATION Interested parents can find opportunities to help children enjoy nature during spring outdoor activities. Mrs Ilene Miller Texas Agricultural Extension Service says attitudes form from parental example. Parents should teach children to study insects snakes and wildlife from a distance to avoid bites or stings.
A Beverly Mass reader shares gratitude after a cornea transplant restored vision and urges others to pledge eyes through the International Eye Foundation and Sibley Memorial Hospital. Ann Landers replies stressing donor need, no religious objections, and that eye removal does not disfigure the deceased.
A guidance piece from the American Medical Association explains antibiotic overuse and safety in children. It stresses avoiding antibiotics for viral colds, warns of aspirin dangers, and lists clear emergency and nonemergency guidelines. It urges keeping ready aids like syrup of ipecac and crackers, plus preplan emergency routes to hospital ER.
Resourceful young girls remake old clothes to extend wardrobes without extra cost. They turn nightgowns into dresses, dresses into swimsuits, jeans into skirts, and sweaters into shorter versions with trims, dye, and embroidery. The book Gladrags by Delia Brock and Lorraine Bodger guides restyling, refitting, and disguising garments with simple tools and new fasteners.
The Angelo State University symphonic band entertained Pecos High School students on a Wednesday morning. Featuring PHS student Craig Carrico and ASU players Gary Bledsoe and David Jones in a cornet trio, the program included Brassman’s Holiday and Overture Fanfare. Directed by Harris Brinson the ensemble also performed Third Suite Procession of Nobles from Mlada Homage to US Navy Black Horse Troop Drums of America and Strike Up the Band. The concert capped a tour that also visited Eldorado Ozona Iraan Fort Stockton and Van Horn before a post concert meal at the high school.
New residents William and Karen Dalton move from Utah to 1716 Washington St Pecos with Bill working for Arco 23. They enjoy outdoor sports and have been in Pecos only a few weeks uncertain stay. Also new to Pecos are Frank and Mrs. North at 2202 Vet Blvd 36 with ETMF employment and Jimmy and Alice Jimenez at 1412 Bois D Arc St.
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