Ben's Spanish Inn Honored in Mobil Travel Guide 1979
Ben's Spanish Inn in Pecos has earned a listing in the 1979 Mobil Travel Guide. The guide rates more than 20 000 restaurants hotels motels and resorts on a one to five star scale and requires an independent inspector to verify listings. The edition includes regional maps road atlases and travel advice along with star ratings. The 1979 Mobil Travel Guide is available at Mobil stations and bookstores.
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Mobil Travel Guide
Ben Matta
Pecos
MOBIL
Michelin
New Jurors Named for Reeves County Court at Law
County clerk Catherine Ashley announces a juror panel for Reeves County Court at Law. Jurors must report Monday May 7 at 10 a.m. before Judge Darrell H. Glover. List includes Irma Bitolas, Jack Ivy, Jerry Phillips, Carol Fowlkes, Barbara Hurley, Dorothy Herod, Mary Mount, Elva Zuniga, Dorothy Barrett, Ramona Lujan, Cruz Valencia, Rene Galindo, Rosa Varela, Juanita Dominguez, Santiago Martinez, Sue Elliott, Gilda Vejil, Dicky Wadley, Johnny Montoya, Edna Stanton, Patricia Lyles, Daniel Mount, Nan Cate, Harold Meyer, Patty Towler, Alma Wood, Wanda Bratcher, Joe Ennis, Billie Sadler, Isaías Flores, Charles Lee, Horace Cox, Fausto Hernandez, Lucille Meyer, Cheryl Rippes, Priss McNutt, Helen Shannon, Jose Valles, Mary Crenshaw, Mariana Molina, Frank Baca, W B Kilcrease, Olga Ornelas, Kyle Crowley, Charles Perkins, Douglas Horsburgh, Mary Mendoza, Manila Dominguez, Jerry Busby, Sheila Moore, Jimmy Sexton, Guillermo Rayos, Lydia Lara, Jessie Pratt, Barbara Walsh, Grace Prieto, Carol Hinds, William Hopper, Cazelle Foster, Prater Powell, Wynon Clark, Jesus Contreras, Reba Bond, Linda Faulkner, Wade Gooding, Elia Silvas, Larry Turnbourgh, Manuela Contreras, Lisle Ballard, Mary Reed, Ronald Johnson, William Spray, Patricia Matsinger.
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Catherine Ashley
Reeves County
Darrell H. Glover
Irma S. Bitolas
Walthall Trailer Park
Jack F. Ivy
Pecos
Jerry L. Phillips
Adams
Carol Fowlkes
Nebraska
Barbara Hurley
Dorothy L. Herod
Mary A. Mount
Elva T. Zuniga
S. Cherry
Dorothy B. Barrett
S. Hickory
Ramona C. Lujan
S. Cypress
Cruz C. Valencia
Rene V. Galindo
Rosa Maria Varela
S. Sunset
Juanita Dominguez
S. Peach
Santiago A. Martinez
S. Elm St
Sue D. Elliott
Gilda D. Vejil
S. Eddy St
Dicky Wadley
S. Hackberry
Johnny R. Montoya
Edna M. Stanton
Patricia M. Lyles
N. Willow
Dan
Iel H. Mount
Nan C. Cate
Verhalen
Harold J. Meyer
Missouri
Patty F. Towler
Balmorhea
Alma L. Wood
Wanda J. Bratcher
Walthall
Airbase
Charles H. Lee
S. Palm
Horace L. Cox
Faustino C. Hernandez
East 6Th Street
Lucille I. Meyer
Cheryl J. Rippes
Priss K. McNutt
Helen C. Shannon
Plum
Jose Valles
Mary R. Crenshaw
Mariana H. Molina
W. 3Rd
Frank M. Baca
S. Elm
W.B. Kilcrease
S. Willow
Olga Ornelas
E. 5Th St
Kyle B. Crowley
Wyoming
Charles R. Perkins
Morris
Douglas S. Horsburgh
Mary Mendoza
N. Elm
Manila T. Dominguez
Jerry W. Busby
Sheila S. Moore
S. Alamo
Jimmy R. Sexton
Guillermo N. Rayos
Sycamore
Lydia L. Lara
Jessie L. Pratt
Barbara A. Walsh
Hackberry
Grace O. Prieto
S. Mesquite
Carol L. Hinds
Country Club
William E. Hopper
Jackson
Volunteer Corner Seeks Aged Blinds Aid From Readers
The Enterprise continues Volunteer Corner in partnership with Pecos Department of Human Resources to help aged and disabled residents. Calls at 445-5487 invite offers of time or advice for tasks such as air conditioner repairs, yard work for safety, home visits, and domestic help including adding a bathroom.
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Department of Human Resources
Pecos
Balmorhea School Banquet Awards Spotlight Student Athletes
The Balmorhea Schools annual banquet on Monday April 30 featured guest speaker Vernon Fuel of Sul Ross University and introductions by Balmorhea Coach King. Awards included Outstanding Bear trophies for tennis Feliciano Vasquez football Tom Parker and boys basketball Jose Rodriguez and Rosa Sanchez for outstanding athletes. Jerry Lopez and Barbara Sanchez earned Fighting Heart Awards. Mario Martinez and Lucy Montoya received Outstanding Track Awards. Oma Prew Award went to Danny Carrillo and Berna Alvarez, with Danny Carrillo and Connie Granado also cited as Outstanding Athletes. Texas Health immunization clinics are set for May 8 and 22 at 700 Daggett Street, old Memorial hospital east wing. Parents should bring immunization records. call 447-2225 for more info.
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Balmorhea
Vernon Fuel
Sul Ross University
King
Dorothy Johnson
Richard Brijalba
McWilliams
Feliciano Vasquez
Tom Parker
Jose Rodriguez
Rosa Sanchez
Fighting Heart
Jerry Lopez
Barbara Sanchez
Mario Martinez
Lucy Montoya
Coach King
Oma Prew
Danny Carrillo
Berna Alvarez
Connie Granado
Texas Department of Health
Daggett Street
Old Memorial Hospital
East Wing
Stock advances in moderate trading amid higher wholesale prices
The Dow Jones average climbs to 860.27 in the first hours, gains outnumber losses 3 to 2 as producer prices rise at a 10.8 percent annual rate. NYSE composite adds 0.22 to 57.58, with volume around 13.65 million. notable issues include Ramada Inns, Holiday Inns, Bally, Del Webb, and Playboy Enterprises. Cotton futures retreat as No 2 prices slip midmorning. Dow Jones indices show modest gains across measures amid broad market activity.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Ramada Inns
Holiday Inns
Bally
del Webb
Playboy Enterprises
American Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
PTA Plans Final Meet at Austin Elementary
The Austin Elementary PTA will hold its final meeting of the school year on Tuesday May 8 at 7 30 p m The sixth grade band will present the program and it will be the last meeting for the year.
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Austin Elementary
PTA
Federation Meets Tonight Install Officers at Hickory Center
Federation members gather at 7 30 this Thursday at 111 S Hickory for officer installation. City Federation members host, with the Business and Professional Women's Club running the program and the Pecos Jaycee Ettes handling refreshments.
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City Federation
Hickory Meeting Center
S. Hickory
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pecos Jaycee-Ettes
Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hickory Housing Center
Hickory
Four Sentenced for Illegal Entry in Pecos
Four Mexican nationals were convicted of misdemeanor violations of immigration law and sentenced by U S Magistrate J M Preston in Pecos. Audelio Gardea Rivera received 179 days on each of three counts. Jesus Medrano Montoya 179 days on two counts. Gonzalo Garcia Cano 90 days. Luis David Perez Bencomo 179 days. Garcia Cano had prior apprehensions and voluntary returns. Perez Bencomo had a prior deportation and a 100 day sentence last year.
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U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Audelio Gardea-Rivera
Gonzalo Garcia-Cano
Luis David Perez- Bencomo
Garcia-Cano
Mexico
Perez-Bencomo
Toyah Briefs Dr. B J Gross Vaccinates 70 Animals
Dr B J Gross, Reeves County veterinarian, held a rabies vaccination clinic at Toyah last Friday evening, April 20. He vaccinated 70 animals, a 39 percent rise over last year’s clinic. Homemakers Club met April 25 at the Community Center with five members answering roll. They discussed the swimming pool duties for the season, a preschool wading pool, and will meet with the City Council to discuss the subject.
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B.J. Gross
Reeves County
Toyah
Toyah Extension Homemakers Club
May 1979 Pecos Area Calendar of Clubs and Activities
Calendar of recurring meetings in Pecos and nearby towns listing Lions Club Optimist Club AA and Al Anon TOPS senior centers Jaycees Rotary and other groups. Entries specify venues such as Pecos Inn Lions Den Santa Rita Hall Holiday Inn and addresses with weekly and monthly meeting times and activities.
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Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
S. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second
Hickory
Eddy St
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Pecos Police Investigate Criminal Mischief at 1609 Cowan
The Pecos Police Department probes a mischief incident at 1609 Cowan where a 4x6-foot eastside sliding glass door was cracked from impact. Replacement cost is about 200 dollars. Reports place the act between 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. Wednesday with a 9:01 p.m. notice.
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Pecos
Cowan
J.C. Park Field No
Town of
Pecos City
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Srands
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jett Davis Counties
Balmorhea Briefs
Frances Hidalgo
Augustin Hidalgo
Ivy Sr
Nilda Rodriguez
Ramon Rodriguez
Santa Rosa Hall
el Paso
Crockett Junior High School
Robert Hinojos
Federation
Area News
Jesus
Medrano- Montoya
Martin Trujillo
Sammy Levario
Clifford Gordon
Saul Roquemore
Carlos Pena
Arthur Herrera
Hector Rubio
Jeff Baeza
Jesus Quintana
Donny Winfrey
Mike Palomino
Ernest Fuentez
Jesse Gortez
Freddy Calanchi
Rene Grande
Edward Mendoze
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City
CB Club
CPS Reddy Roc Club
S. Cedar, Huff and Puff
Walthall and
Eddy
Antonio Gamboa Garcia
Glenn Richard Walton
Walton
Hart
Kentucky
Harold O'Connally
Ward
Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol
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