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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1971
Page
3
This opinion notes that many so called guarantees resemble limited promises that shift costs to buyers and barely promise quality. It highlights a Senate vote to set simple clear standards for guarantees and urges fairness over deceptive language.
News from San Angelo and Mentone covers Halloween weekend travels. Mr and Mrs Jackie Wilk inson return from nine month trip. Joe Williams recovering after surgery at Baylor Hospital. Mentone School Halloween Carnival sponsored by 4 H drew a crowd. Bill Arms hosted a Bar B Q. Mildred Robinson welcomed a baby girl born October 29 1971 in Pecos to Jackie Haley and wife in Lovington New Mexico. Artex party hosted by Mrs Wesley Phillips in Phillips Community Building. Helen Boehne mann taught Artex painting. attendees listed. Next party planned December 3 in Phillips Building with hostess Mrs Billy Wilkinson.
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau says Quebec is calmer after the 1970 FLQ crisis though communist forces still issue communiques. Rene Levesque warns the situation is explosive amid economic woes as the Parti Quebecois loses youth support and rival views gain traction.
The Texas Conservation Foundation accepts a $5000 gift from Atlantic Richfield and a pledge of $2000 annually for five years to buy and preserve public land. Funds were scarce at the time, with only $7.14 in the bank. The foundation considers using 70000 acres of national grassland for recreation near Dallas and Fort Worth, while opponents fear a trail could attract hippies.
Barstow residents attend TSTA meeting with teachers Mildred Jenson Clifford Jung Martha Carr Joyce Morton and Bennie Longbine. News covers family visits ongoing church events well drilling prep and local travels including Mary Ann Diehl finishing basic training at Fort McClellan and family member updates.
A Thursday bonfire will ignite activities for Balmorhea Bears before their final home game against Fort Stockton Friday. Students, band, cheerleaders, and the football sweetheart and beau nominees will participate in pep rallies and a halftime program.
The Toyah Chapter 579 of Eastern Star will honor District 2, Section 9 Deputy Matron Mrs. Jean Faulken berry of Ft. Stockton during her annual visit Thursday at 7 30. Worthy Matron is Mrs. Patty Towler and Wayne McBee is Worthy Patron. Mrs. Chris Gilbert reports on the Grand Chapter of Texas meeting in San Antonio. Local Grand Chapter appointees are Mrs. Kenneth Slom er, home endowment. Allen Gilbert, masonry ambassador. and Mrs. Chris Gilbert, music. A salad supper follows.
The Young Homemakers Club hosts a bazaar at the Community Center on Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m. The event features handmade gifts, Christmas decorations, crafts, and baked goods from Community Club members and Young Homemakers. Items for sale and on display target early Christmas shopping.
A neighborhood takes center stage in local life shaping programs, events, and daily routines. Community groups rally residents, schools, and businesses to address concerns, boost safety, and celebrate place-based identity through coordinated efforts.
Balmorhea FFA selects Marty Lethco a Balmorhea High School junior as sweetheart for the 1971-72 year. She represented the Balmorhea FFA in Marfa at the district sweetheart contest.
Dr. Harrison H. Schmitt says lunar exploration is permanently ending for this generation and perhaps future ones, urging study of Moon data for future use including possible lunar bases and water or hydrogen extraction. Thomas D. Barrow cautions energy shortages and calls for continued exploration to secure future energy.
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