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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1979
Page
5
Favorite recipes from Mrs. Sidney Sadler of Fort Worth include an Easy Casserole baked in cast iron or a dish. Ground meat with onion soup mix and beans forms a base, topped with cornbread batter and baked at 350 for 15 to 20 minutes until browned. Includes family details and career notes.
A letter to Ann Landers discusses liquor in a husband’s office after hours, deeming it inappropriate and counterproductive for work. Other questions cover a fiancée resisting a name change for future children, and dealing with dating after 26 years without success. The column promotes guidance and mentions a new parenting booklet on teen sexuality.
Odessa College schedules November exams in the counseling center with tests including academic assessment nursing GED career assessment operating room technology and CLEP. Academic and career tests are free while GED costs 10 dollars and CLEP costs 20 dollars.
Brad Bufkin of Pecos and Karen Blair of Mentone are the 1979 Reeves-Loving County 4-H Gold Star Boy and Girl. Bufkin, a three year member, has projects in sheep horse bicycle dog care and training. Blair, six years in 4-H, has projects in sheep horse clothing foods and nutrition.
Rep Richard C White and wife welcomed an 8 pound baby boy at 7 10 a.m. Wednesday Oct 24. Both mother and child are healthy at Sibley Hospital in Washington D C. This is the Whites fourth child and third son, joining Kenneth 12 Bonnie 5 and Sean 3. White previously had three sons with first wife Katharine Huffman White, now deceased.
An AP report describes the 2,500 year old grave of a female warrior unearthed in Moldavia near the Hungarian Russian frontier. The burial includes a horse, weapons, and jewelry, signaling a high-status individual in ancient times.
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