Band Boosters Pay Off 200 On Instruments At Balmorhea
Balmorhea Bank Boosters met at the school. They applied 200 of 240 from a Mexican dinner toward band instruments, with the club covering 700 of 1,200 due to free 400 credit. school to pay remainder. Halloween Carnival booth planned. candied apples popcorn balls and cotton candy to be sold. Ball games this week feature junior team vs Fort Davis at 3 pm and Bears vs Fort Davis at 5 pm. Homecoming October 22 with candidates Karen Hijar Emekate Alvarez Connie Granada Sophie Lujan. results to be announced at halftime of the Grandfalls game. Junior class serving Mexican supper at 5 pm before the game.
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Balmorhea Bank
Jimmie Carrasco
Fort Davis
Bears
Karen Hijar
Emekate Alverez
Connie Granada
Sophie Lujan
Noon market report shows modest rally amid bargain buying
The Dow rose briefly before slipping to a 2.82 point gain as traders chased early bargains following a down trend.NYSE and ASE indices edged higher with volume at 9.40 million shares. GM Ford and Chrysler posted small gains amid mixed market cues. Livestock and grain sections report steady to higher prices with cattle and hogs in demand, while local Balmorhea election events and Pecos Stock Show notes appear in the surrounding copy.
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New York
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Balmorter Notes At Prude Ranch School And Local Events
A Prude ranch school report says enrollment rising with adequate teachers now and more hires to come. The Balmorhea Bears nearly won, losing 21-20 to Imperial. junior team 0-0 vs Imperial. A Balmorhea garage sale moved many items, aiding buyers and sellers. Catholic ladies offer hot tamales Saturday at $2.25 a dozen, order to Bertha Brijalba.
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Prude Ranch
Bears
Imperial
Bertha Brijalba
Brijalba
Barbs By Phil Pastoret on Packaged Liquor Labeling
Barbs by Phil Pastoret mockingly questions metric packaged liquors and truth in labeling. He jokes that higher auto prices could end the energy crisis and quips about granting branch rights in trees as a remedy.
Hospital board confronts old records and finances
Daniel and Kelly discuss bad debt cards from the prior administration, noting collectors and misbookings. The new hospital aims to improve finances with rising births, new equipment, and improved patient care while planning a prenatal program and a more efficient building layout.
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Sion
Daniel
Kelly
Beck
Pecos
Odessa
Dave Thomas
Five charged after big Bend marijuana seizure
In Midland, five people faced felony possession charges after U.S. Customs Patrol officers arrested Daniel A. Hernandez Jr. and Renaldo Alegria Orona in Big Bend National Park Monday with nearly 100 pounds of marijuana. Bond set at $25,000 each.
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Midland
U.S
Don Williams
San Antonio
Big Bend National Park
Daniel A. Hernandez Jr
Renaldo Alegria Orona
Record Stolen Items Returned To Owner
Police report a picnic table its chairs and an umbrella were returned by unknown individuals Tuesday. Rudy Armendariz 326 N Walnut St said someone left the items at his house alley neighbors saw two persons carrying the items Tuesday. Two teenagers charged with Friday burglary of Ag Chem Inc.
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Rudy Armendariz
Walnut St
Ag-Chem, Inc
Deaths and funerals reported in Pecos area
Graveside services for Servino Gonzales 68 brother of Pecos women were at 10 a.m. in Odessa Cemetery. He died Monday in Presidio after illness born November 1907 in Marfa and had been a city employee in Odessa for 19 years prior to retiring. Survivors include two sons four sisters and eight grandchildren. Jessie L. Rouse 75 brother of Letha Barnett Pecos shows services pending at Morelock Funeral Home Brownwood. Margarita Barraza Gomez 67 mother of Irene Sanchez Pecos mass Thursday in Myers Chapel burial Friday Woodville Cemetery Woodville California. Survivors include widow Bartolo Gomez six sons four daughters two brothers two sisters 28 grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
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Servino Gonzales
Pecos
Odessa
Gonzales
Presidio
Marfa
Margarita Gonzales
Daniel Gonzales
Manual Gonzales
Manuela Gonzales
Santiago Gonzales
Evuvijes Gonzales
Estafana Gonzales
California
Isabel Gonzales
Lubbock
Silvester Gonzales
Casimero Gonzales
McCamey
Frank Gonzales
Fort Stockton
Marilde Munoz
Monahans
Jessie L. Rouse
Letha Barnett
Morelock
Brownwood
Rouse
Brown Community Hospital
San Saba County
Winchell
Mercury
Kitty Jewel Russell
Brady
Laura Thomas
San Antonio
Beulah Short
Arkansas
Blanche Evelyn Clark
Wichita Falls
M.T. Rouse
B.E. Rouse
Alice
Margarita Gomez
Margarita Barraza Gomez
Irene Sanchez
Myers Chapel
Woodville
Calif
Barraza
Pecos-Toyah
Toyah
Bartolo Gomez
Pete
Armando
Federico
Manuel
Raul
Larry
Tomasa
Delia
Mary
Marcos
Lino Barraza
Nicasia Sanchez
Elfida Bitolas
Los Angeles
Break-in and theft reported. youths arrested
Police report two 17 year olds Ernest Wright and Mike Rodriguez were arrested for burglary after cash theft of 63 dollars from an office at 101 S. Oleander. They refused to provide a statement. In separate incidents a damaged bus windshield caused 150 dollars in damage to an Industrial Bus Lines vehicle at 1000 S. Cedar St. and Velma Smith reports a man left with 74 dollars from her residence at 902 S. Hickory St. The billfold containing the cash was found under a sofa.
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S. Oleander St
Ernest Wright
N. Cypress St
Mike Rodriguez
S. Ash St
S. Cedar St
Jim Downes
Velma Smith
Hickory St
Smith
Calendar of Pecos events list for Wednesday to Tuesday
A calendar of Pecos events lists activities by day and group including Modern Study Club Hands Up crime prevention program city council meeting junior class enchilada supper Lions Club Amistad Lions Club Pecos Optimists Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon TOPS groups and Optimists meetings with locations and start times across Wednesday to Tuesday in Pecos area venues such as Federation Parlor City Hall Amistad Lions Den Chaparral Village Steak House Saragosa Hall and various addresses and phone numbers.
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Modern
Federation
City Hall
Lions Club
American Motors Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Federation Parlor
St. Community Council
Saragosa Hall
P.m
Reeves plans no release for drug offenders
Machinery is being cranked up for a conditional release program for first time drug offenders in Odessa. Ector County Judge Joe Connally says a drug conviction can bar youths from professions, so conditions resemble probation. The plan applies to those with less than two ounces of marijuana, allowing record to stay clear and no guilty plea. Roberson: Reeves County Judge Darrell Glover rejects probation for drug offenders, favoring fines or jail terms. Houston and Austin have used conditional release for some time, says Asst. County Attorney John Pratt.
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Odessa
Ector County
Joe Connally
Reeves County
Darrell Glover
Houston
Austin
John Pratt
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Jess Bush
George Vasquez
Pecos Savings and Loan Build
Ing
Gene Douglas
Balmorhea
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Alcoa
Associated Press
At&t
Borden
Cities
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duPont
Eastman
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Exxon
Elec
Jhn-Man
John Joh
Litton
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Monsanto
Penney
Phill
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Ltd Oil Cl
Ind
Sun Co
Texaco
Texas
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
By Frankie Kingston
Phil Pastoret
Vance
New York Life
Crawford-Hughes Agency
Borg- Warner Company
Detox Center
West Odessa
Floyd Gwin Park
Midland Regional Air Terminal
Joe Smith
Abilene
Convention Center
Convention & Visitors Department
Jack Tidwell
Odessa Hosital Group
Reagan
Reese
Jim Reese
Ronald Reagan
George Mahon
Ozona
Crockett County
Courthouse Park
Kermit
Winkler County
Mae Barnes
Santa FE
New Mexico
el Vado Lake
el Vado
Tierra Amarilla
Jessie Rouse
Cedar St
Tex
P.O. Box
Peggy McCracken
Lynn Webb
Nova Gutierrez
Diane Osborn
Doris Welch Class
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Edito Sports Edito Family
Edito City
Reeves, Ward
Loving Culberson
Jeff Davis
Buckner News Alliance
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Reeves
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