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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1979

Page

2

Fall colors glow in Guadalupe Mountains canyon

McKittrick Canyon in Guadalupe Mountains National Park shows peak fall color likely for two to three weeks as big tooth maples turn yellow orange and red. Visitors hike in from U S Highway 62 180, with park hours 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. MT.

McKittrick Canyon Guadalupe Mountains National Park Canyon New Mexico Carlsbad Pine Springs Texas Pine Springs Canyon Pratt Cabin

Stocks Dip As Bank Rate Hits Record 15 Percent

New York markets softened after the bank prime lending rate rose to 15 percent, erasing early Dow gains. The Dow stood at 806.23 at midday, down 2.90, while the NYSE list showed more losers than gainers. Exxon drooped as investor focus shifted to oil earnings amid the rate news. wheat and corn quotes closed mixed in Chicago trading.

New York Morgan Guaranty Trust Exxon

Toyah News and Local Commerce Update from Toyah Odessa Trip

Senior Citizens of Toyah attended Ice Capades in Odessa using Bal morhea Toyah mini bus and dined at Farr's Cafeteria with Mrs Helen Payne Jewel Duncan Mary McElroy Maria Renteria Miss Georgia Daniels and the Chavez couple. Football outing took Three Way to Grady with A L Gibson Bryan Lynn Gibson Sydna Jason Charlotte Waight and David. Cotton futures drift lower as prices ease at New York markets and Dow Jones indices edge down amid mixed trading. Dinner guests included Ronnie Ryan and sons Lee Bruce Jerry Phillips and sons plus Richard Gibson family after Sul Ross Homecoming. A B Cunningham recuperating post surgery. Sierra Blanca visitors drop by.

Toyah Odessa Farr Helen Payne Jewel Duncan Mary McElroy Maria Renteria Georgia Daniels Joe Chavez A.L. Gibson Bryan Lynn Gibson Sydna Jason Charlotte Waight David Grady Three Way Ronnie Ryan Lee and Bruce Barstow Jerry Phillips Kyle Matt Pecos Elben Gibson Richard Gibson Brad Aaron A.L. Gibsons Richard Gibsons

Atwell enrolls at Lubbock Christian College

Total fall enrollment at Lubbock Christian College is 1 475 students. Debby Atwell a junior psychology major and daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Morgan lives at 2001 Hackberry.

Lubbock, Tx Lubbock Christian College Pecosis Debby Atwell L.E. Morgan Hackberry

Flag Football Results From Monday Contests

Monday flag football results show Redigers Pharmacy defeating Security State 34 to 0 in the 8 to 9 window. In the 10 to 12 bracket, Security State lost 24 to Dairy Queen. Brownlee led with 21 points as H H Production fell 6 to Continental Tele 7 while San Roman and Pearce posted a 0.

Redigers Pharmacy Security State Dairy Queen Brownlee H&h Production Continental Tele San Roman and Pearce

Seniors Bazaar at Pecos Senior Citizens Center

Pecos Senior Citizens will hold its Bazaar on November 2 at the Senior Citizens Center. Any senior aged 55 or over may reserve a table by calling 445-3272 to sell items such as arts crafts jams jellies tamales cookies or garage sale goods. The center seeks baked contributions to support the fundraiser.

Pecos Senior Citizens Center

Orla Ram sey gas plant hits 4 years without lost time

ORLA Conoco Inc s Ramsey gas processing plant eight miles northwest of Orla has completed four years of operation without a lost time accident. The plant logged 36 763 man hours since October 14 1975 and currently processes 2.5 million cubic feet of gas daily with a staff of four. Plant manager Jim Stuart said a celebratory dinner for employees and spouses is planned.

Orla Conoco Inc Ramsey Jim Stuart

Thank You for Help With West Texas Boys Ranch Event

Letter from Joe Brooks of West Texas Boys Ranch San Angelo thanks Pecos Enterprise readers for publicizing the US Steer Roping and Art Exhibit fundraiser. The note expresses gratitude for promoting donations and support that sustain the ranch’s operations. An old joke about optimism closes the piece.

West Texas Boys Ranch Lin Helton Joe Brooks San Angelo

Senior Center Def Driving Course Offered this Fall

The Senior Citizens Center outlines a Defensive Driving Course co sponsored by NRTA and AARP on Friday October 26 from 6 30 to 9 30 p m and Saturday October 27 from 9 a m to 3 p m. Members pay 3 non members pay 8. A graduate earns a 10 percent car insurance discount for three years. Class limited to 30. reserve with Billie McCormick at 445 3272.

NRTA AARP Billie McCormick Senior Citizens Center S. Cedar Huff and Puff NATA

County Sheriff’s Report Arrests and Vehicle Shooting Incident

County sheriff report notes an assault case with a vehicle shooting Saturday. Enrique Ortega reported his car was shot, and Jesus Tavar ez of 860 Airbase was arrested for assault with a weapon.

Enrique Ortega Jesus Tavarez

Concessioner sought for Amistad site

The National Park Service seeks a concessioner to develop and operate a marina merchandizing snack foods and services at Diablo East Site in Amistad Recreation Area Texas. A 10 year concession contract is proposed and offers are due by December 18. Prospectus available by call or mail to Amistad Superintendent.

National Park Service Diablo East Amistad Recreation Area Texas Amistad Edward C. Rodriguez, Jr Department of the Interior P.O. Box del Rio

New VA toll free number announced for Waco office

Jack Coker director of the Veterans Administration Regional Office in Waco announces a change in the toll free telephone number effective November 1 The new number 1 800 792 3271 provides veterans and beneficiaries with free information and assistance on a wide range of benefits.

Jack Coker Veterans Administration Waco

Win announced in baby contest Pecos Jaycee-Ettes crown 1979 winner

The Pecos Jaycee-Ettes announced Merrie Nola Blount as Pecos Pretty Baby for 1979 after a two week contest. Votes cost one penny each, tallied by Shirley Anderson and Sharon Lee. Prizes included cash gifts, jewelry, a crib gym, formula, diapers, and more from local merchants.

Pecos Jaycee-Ettes Jaycee-Ette Project Shirley Anderson Sharon Lee Merrie Nola Blount Nolan J. Blount Country Club Merrie Pecos Pretty Baby Farnum’s Jewelers Pecos Savings and Loan Anthony's Norma Jean’s J. C. Penney’s White’s F. W. Woolworth Co Fonville Jewelers Wacker's Western Auto Foodway Bozeman's Hill Thriftway Safeway Naomi Ann Tarango Sylvia Tarango S. Sycamore Gibson's Crescents Hill's Sprouse-Reitz Jennifer Lee Jasso Hilario Jasso Clemson, Barstow Redigers Bob’s Thriftway Jaycee-Ettes

Calligraphy Workshop at Permian Basin Graduate Center

A weekend Calligraphy workshop at PBGC 105 W. Illinois October 26 27 and 28. Classes run Friday 630 930 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. noon and 1 4 p.m. Sunday 2 5 p.m. Instructor Laird Considine formerly of Midland teaches. Fee 25 dollars plus 15 dollars for materials.

Permian Basin Graduate Center W. Illinois Midlander Laird Considine Considine Evergreen College Wash Rice University Museum of the Southwest Midland College Austin Austin Junior College

Feedlot cattle on feed down 12 percent in Texas

Texas cattle feeders reduced placements by 13 percent from a year ago in September and by 24 percent for the July through September quarter. As of October 1, Texas reported 1 780 000 head on feed for slaughter, 9 percent above September but well below last year. Nationally, 23 major states had 9.93 million head on feed on Oct. 1, down 13 percent year over year. Brown cited anticipated marketing of 1 million head in the next three months, about 23 percent less than the same period in 1978.

Austin Texas Texas Department of Agriculture Agriculture Reagan V. Brown Brown Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Prospects for Cotton Yield Signal Strong Harvest

A Texas A&M and U S Department of Agriculture report forecasts good cotton yields as the harvest begins. Fall vegetables are being harvested in Pecos, Cayonosa, and the El Paso area. Early pecan harvests underway and ranges still need rain.

Texas A&m U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Pecos Cayanosa el Paso

Community club and meeting schedule for Pecos area

Evening Lions Club meetings at American Motor Inn and Lions Den with other groups listed. Tuesday notices include Pecos Evening Optimist Club Pecos AA and Al-Non and TOPS groups. Wednesday through Friday events cover Lions Club, Bible study, quilting, Rotary, Jaycees, and driving courses at Senior Citizens Center with varied times and locations.

Lions Club American Motor Inn Amistad Lions Club Lions den Cantaloupe City CPS Reddy Room Senior Citizens Center S. Cedar Huff and Puff Pecos Saragosa Hall Pecos AA Al-Non N. Oak Balmorhea Old Senior Citizens Center Second Hickory S. Eddy St Barstow Lions Club Barstow Community Center Hickory Housing Center Rio Pecos Extension Club Pecos Jayceeettes Holiday Inn

Ambulance transfers and local incidents in Pecos report

Emergency runs include Pecos Ambulance Service transferring a patient to Odessa at 1 12 PM and Ann Valeriano requesting transport for an injured child to Reeves County Hospital. A 1971 green Ford and a 1973 blue Fleetwood Cadillac received unsafe act citations in Walthall. Burglaries reported at Norma Enriquez and Shirley Moore locations with cash and film strips stolen. A rock was thrown through the Downtown Liquor Store window.

Pecos Odessa Ann Valeriano S. Alberta Reeves County Hospital Celia Gomez Camacho Walthall Ewillie Lewis Shorter S. Pecan Ms. Camacho Phillip Otho Tyree Iowa S. Cedar

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