Five Candidates Vie For Sixteen of September Queen Title
Saturday night Santa Rosa Hall hosts the Sixteen of September Queen election with Guadalupe Varela Yolanda Matta Mary Rodriquez Kathy Martinez and Virginia Grande as candidates. The winner will be crowned Mexican Queen with the runner up as American Queen. voting continues through tonight.
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Guadalupe Varela
Alberto Varela
Yolanda Matta
Juan Matta
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mary Rodriquez
Frank Rodriquez
Reyes Texaco
Kathy Martinez
Mary Martha Martinez
The
Lions Club
Virginia Granedo
Ramon Grando
Terraza
Santa Rosa Hall
Pecos Native Enrolls at UTA Arlington in New Address
John Robert Curcuruto, son of Mr and Mrs John Curcuruto of 1312 S Elmin Pecos, has enrolled at the University of Texas at Arlington, living in Brazos House room 402 C Arlington. Noel Funderburk of Pecos among 1206 graduates at North Texas State University summer commencement with 735 bachelor 409 master's 62 doctorates.
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John Robert Curcuruto
John Curcurruto
S. Elmin Pecos
UTA
Arlington
Brazos House
Denton
Noel Funderburk
Pecos
North Texas State University
NTSU
Funderburk
Sandra
Thelma Eldred
Elm
Polly's Pointers Fire Treatment Cleans Greasy Skillets
Polly readers share homemaking tips including burning off grease from cast iron skillets to reseason, using hot sudsy water, and oiling the pan afterward. Suggestions cover campfire cleaning, oven cleaners, and cautions about reuse. Specific advice from readers adds variety to practical kitchen upkeep.
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Polly
E. P
Gladys
Julie
Outstanding Young Women Recognized in Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
Mrs. Fred Pearce and Mrs. H P Bryan Jr chosen as Outstanding Young Women for 1971 by Zeta Psi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. Pearce active in Chamber of Commerce and City Federation. Bryan active in PTA and school programs. both featured in the national Outstanding Young Women of America program. Publication date November 1971 awards volume.
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Fred Pearce
H.P. Bryan Jr
Zeta Psi
Beta Sigma Phi
Pearce
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Tech
Bryan
PTA
West Pecos Pta
South Pecos Pta
The
Champer of Commerce
City Federation
Dexter Otis Arnold
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Food Trail on Pizza Craft and Home Making Tips
A pizza aficionado discusses crust and fillings while New York is praised as a pizza capital. Bridgford’s frozen ready mixed dough aims to simplify home pizza making and Goldberg’s Pizza Book offers a home oven guide with a simple topping recipe using mozzarella and canned tomatoes.
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Bridgford
Goldberg
Random House
Larry Goldberg
New York
New York Magazine
Women and anemia and pregnancy myths addressed
Advice from Dr. Eleanor B. Rodgeroson outlines that normal menstruation with a balanced diet prevents anemia, while poor diets raise risk. It explains that skipping a period can indicate pregnancy or other conditions and emphasizes early medical evaluation for irregular bleeding and potential ectopic or threatened abortion. It also notes fashion tips like dry shampoo and seasonal clothing trends.
Betty Canary Advice Column Teaches Shared Housework
A reader asks if boys should do dishes and chores while another says chores suit all, noting that girls are not inherently better at housework. A husband thanks the column readers for perspective and a winner is announced for a steak dinner.
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Betty
First fall meeting of Beta Sigma Psi hosts plans for 1971 72
Beta Sigma Phi held its first meeting of the new year at Mrs. Jimmy Tollett’s home on Alamo Avenue Wednesday night. Linda Foster led the program and outlined invitations. The group discussed projects for 1971 72 including a Pyote home dormitory sponsorship a marionette show a blood pressure machine donation to the hospital and other fund raising and goodwill efforts.
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Linda Bryan
Sue Tollett
Beta Sigma Psi
Tollett
Linda Foster
Beta Sigma Phi
Jimmy Tollett
Alamo
Pyote Children’s Home
Jerra Pearce
Hormone Ban May Boost Meat Costs
The USDA warns banning growth hormone DES could lift beef prices by about three and a half cents per pound. Proxmire's report estimates annual consumer costs between 300 and 460 million dollars. FDA officials defend DES with limited use and 48 hour pre slaughter withdrawal rules.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
William Proxmire
C. D. van Houweling
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bureau of Veterinary Medicine
van Houweling
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Pyote
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Glenna Miller
Jane Huckaby
Sandra Dingler
Peggy Smith
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H.G. Bradley
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Morning Glory Mattress & Box Springs
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South Eddy Furniture
Eddy