Parade Winners Announced for Mother Goose Parade
Parade chairman Mrs. Paul McCreery announced winners in all divisions. Walker winners were Malinda Harding Prentice Hayes and David Stickles. tricycle winners Kevin Hollie Brownfield Dale Moseley Claude Blair. bicycle winners Debbie Craig Carpenter David Jamie Arredondo Ernest Gaca and Shelia Joiner. East Pecos Junior Band marched publicly for the first time. Pecos Junior High Band wore new uniforms. Judges were Mrs. Faye Rushing Bill Pigman and Mrs. H. C. Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelia Joiner
Debbie
Craig Carpenter
David
Jamie Arredondo
Ernest Baca
Kevin
Hollie Brownfield
Dale Moseley
Claude
James Blair
Malinda Harding
Prentice Hayes
David Stickels
Paul McCreery
Young Homemakers of Texas
Walker
Win
David Stickles
Ernest Gaca
Shelia
East Pecos
Pecos
Faye Rushing
Bill Pigman
H. C. Bradley
Electrical Code Upheld By Council
The Pecos City Council discussed enforcement of the electrical code and referenced July 9 1970 when Noel Construction and local contractors spoke on wiring duplexes with Romex. The council said current code remains in effect while under study and considered moves to remodel the old auditorium into a fire department building to relieve crowded City Hall spaces. It authorized floor plan work and estimated costs. The meeting also approved three more animal pens at Municipal Park, advertised bids for painting the Hackberry water tower, approved September bills totaling 20334.13, expanded the tax appraisal contract with Pritchard and Abbott to include personal property for Reeves County and city, and accepted a Pac More Mfg bid for a packer truck and trash equipment totaling 44157 with staged payment and 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Charlie Wein
Charlie Medanich
Bill Collie
Noel Construction Company
City Hall
J.J. Maxey
Municiple Park
Hackberry
Washington Sts
Pritchard and Abbott
Reeves County
Pac- More Mfg. Company
San Antonio
Curbio
Monahans JVs Beat Pecos B Team 27-6
Monahans Lobo JVs defeated Pecos Rowdies 27 to 6 at Rotary Field. Monahans led 7-0 after a first quarter score, then added a late second quarter TD and two point conversion, plus two more TDs in the final two quarters. Pecos tallied a first-quarter touchdown by Mike Sadler but could not mount a comeback. Rowdies travel to Seminole next Thursday to face the Indians at Wigwam Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Rowdies
Monahans Lobo Jvs
Rotary Field
Eagles
Lobos
Pecos
Monahans
Rowdies
Mike Sadler
Jim Tollett
Bobby Ellison
Mike Cravens
Frank Rodriguez
Larry Oster
Seminoe
Indians
Wigwam Stadium
Pee Wees Play Saturday at Rotary Field
Pee Wee league football games set for tomorrow afternoon at 5 and 6 o clock spectators invited to watch the youngsters under 85 pounds compete at Rotary Field with local teams on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Field
Avery Begins Studies at UTMB Galveston
Avery son of Dr. and Mrs. H F Avery of Pecos has been admitted to the 1970 71 freshman class at UTMB Galveston. UTMB enrolls 622 medical students with 460 faculty and 267 interns and residents. Avery previously attended the University of Arizona before entering UTMB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric N. Avery
H.F. Avery
W. 5Th St
Pecos
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Joseph M. White
Avery
UTMB
U. of Arizona
Tucson
Arizona
Kelly's Best Of Show Wins At Pecos Art Show
Lonnie Kelly's Camille No. 2 topped the Fair Fair Art Show with Best of Show as judges led by Sul Ross professor George Durrant. Winners span Oil Landscape to Pastels, with entries from Odessa and area artists. exhibit runs at the Fair Barn through tomorrow evening and features a wall display of paintings to be raffled tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Kelly
George Durrant
Sul Ross
Barbara Miller
Lillian Ross
Arizona Hills
Joy Youngblood
Janice Burkholder
Red
Kit Beck
Jane Morelan
Lela Williams
Sylvia Wheat
Erma Leigh
Alice Lasater
Ronnie Edwards
John
Michell
Odessa
Chuck Smith
Susan
Lisa Stewart
Michael Cole
Clarence Williams
Ken Durham
Pecos
Art Club
Sunday Shoots Local Gun Clubs Stage Sunday Events
Local enthusiasts have options this Sunday with the Pecos Rifle and Pistol Club hosting a light .22 rifle shoot at the Rifle Range featuring .22 Bingo and face down targets. The Kermit Gun Club offers a Turkey Shoot at the Trap Range next to the VFW Hall starting at 1 00 p m with similar games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Rifle and Pistol Club, Inc
Kermit Gun Club
V.F.W. Hall
Sul Ross biologist chronicles two headed prairie rattler
Catarina Sosa, 15, found a nine and a half inch two headed prairie rattler near Pyote at the old Pyote Rattlesnake Bomber Base. Sul Ross State University biologist James Scuddy notes the month old snake shows dual tongues and a dominant left head, but predicts short life and suggests using it as a pickled specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
James Scuddy
Sul Ross State University
Alpine
Tex
Catarina Sosa
West Texas
Pyote
Scuddy
Sosa
San Angelo
Beef and rice casserole dinner menu
A Monday meal plan featuring beef and rice casserole with carrot sticks buttered spinach fruit and whipped topping, plus hot rolls butter and milk.
Missed Paper Delivery Guarantee Reminder
If you do not receive your newspaper by 5 30 p m call the Circulation Dept by 6 45 p m and delivery will be guaranteed. The number is 445 5475.
Lt Schleich Assigned to 562nd Squadron Thunderjets
Lt Frederick M. Schleich has been assigned to the 562nd Squadron Thunderjets at Mc Connell Air Force Base near Wichita Kansas. Promoted to first lieutenant last May 1 he trained at the Kansas base. Son of Mr and Mrs Jack A Schleich he is 24 and trained at Reeves AFB Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Schleich
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kansas
Young Schliech
Schleich
Jack A. Schleich
Plum
Reeves Air Force Base
Lubbock
Police Report on Breaks Near Pecos High School
David Stewart Scott said his 1963 Buick had a broken front door window while parked south of the Pecos High School band hall. The window valued at 17 dollars. James Titus investigated a 3 by 3 window broken on the west side of Mrs Bess Swafford’s house. Value six dollars. Ted Jones investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stewart Scott
Pecos
James Titus
Bess Swafford
Alamo
Ted Jones
Water Dept Cycle Billing Starts Oct 9
The Town of Pecos City Water Department will start cycle billing with the first mailing set for October 9 1970. Residential accounts form the initial unit with follow ups on October 20 and October 30. About two thirds of the city will receive October statements earlier than usual to begin the cycle and improve meter reading and billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos City
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Sadler
Monahans Jvs
Pee Wees
Kelly
Eric Avery
Lt. Schleich
Water Dept
Clarence Oster
South Plum
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