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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1976

Page

2

Jernigan installs HD club officers

The Home Demonstration Club held its first meeting of the year on September 8 with Anita Jernigan installing new officers for the year. The club voted to serve supper for the Lions Club monthly and will host a dinner today for the Lions honoring the late Robert Jones, whose widow Ann Jones will receive a plaque. Jones had served as Lions Club president for two years. A film on swine flu planned for the next meeting will be presented by the Texas Department of Health Resources. Members present included Virginia Gibson Ruby Cunningham Gerry Haile Sandra Gibson and Charlotte Waight. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served.

Anita Jernigan Lions Club Robert Jones Ann Jones Jones Texas Department of Health Resources Virginia Gibson Ruby Cunningham Gerry Haile Sandra Gibson Charlotte Waight

Noon market report mixed as Dow slips in thin trading

New York stocks show a mixed session with the Dow down to 979.06 at noon after Wednesday gains. Gainers lead losers 4 to 3 on the NYSE, while the NASDAQ-like indexes show only slight movement. Cotton futures rise midday after yesterday’s declines, with Oct at 76.30 and Dec 76.35, March 77.30. Livestock quotes in Fort Worth list cattle and hogs mostly not established. Dow Jones 11 a.m. averages: Ind 978.39, Trans 217.42, Utilities 96.15, Stocks 307.82.

New York Jostens NYSE American Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Fort Worth Dow Jones A.m Indus

Barbs By Phil Pastoret On Repairing Not Voiding Tickets

The columnist recalls moments when fixing a problem meant repairing an object rather than canceling a traffic ticket. It suggests attitudes toward work and career stages, noting a shift from zeal at age twenty to seeking severance after forty.

Fort Stockton Council initiates long term water plan

Fort Stockton officials began the first phase of a water system upgrade, with a $1.8 million potential program. Financial agent Jack Brown discussed funding, including a $300,000 immediate need for a storage tank from approved bonds at about 5.8 percent, followed by certificates of obligation at six percent and an eventual $1.2 million bond issue.

Fort Stockton Jack Brown Brown

Three Plead Guilty in Criminal Mischief Case

Three adults Connie Garcia 22 Anna Florez 17 and Rene Ybarra 20 charged with criminal mischief pled guilty after an incident at Bell Garage 1911 W Third St. A juvenile was treated at Memorial hospital from hand cuts after breaking a restroom door glass at the service station. Police recovered gear used to siphon gas at 2301 Country Club Drive but found no suspects.

Connie Garcia Anna Florez Rene Ybarra Memorial Hospital Bell Garage W. Third St Gandy Country Club Drive

Infant Joseph Leonard Graveside Services Held

Graveside services for infant Joseph Leonard were held at 4 p.m. today in Santa Rosa Cemetery. The one hour old child died at 2:40 a.m. today in Reeves Memorial Hospital. Survivors include parents Mr. and Mrs. James C. Leonard of Pecos, brother Jimmy Ray Leonard, step-brother Gary E. Rumbaugh, step-sister Norma Ann Rumbaugh, sisters Debra Kay Leonard and Martha Ellen Leonard, all of the home. Paternal grandfather Melvin Leonard of Winston Salem North Carolina and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Tapia of Pecos also survive.

Joseph Leonard Santa Rosa Reeves Memorial Hospital James C. Leonard Pecos Jimmy Ray Leonard Gary E. Rumbaugh Norma Ann Rumbaugh Debra Kay Leonard Martha Ellen Leonard Melvin Leonard Winston Salem N.C Ramon Tapia

Two More CB Radios Reported Stolen

Police reports show two more citizens band radios stolen valued over 300 dollars. Gilbert Dominguez of 821 N Elm Sr said a vent wing was pried from his vehicle to take a 176 dollar radio, causing 25 dollars in damages. W T Lattner Jr of 2114 Johnson Sr reported a 125 dollar radio stolen from his pickup.

Citizens Band Gilbert Dominguez N. Elm Sr Somone Dominguez W.T. Lattner Jr Johnson Sr

Rains taper off as Texas skies clear today

The Associated Press reports rains eased across Texas with a 92 degree high in Pecos and a 65 degree low. West Texas forecasts call for partly cloudy skies and scattered thunderstorms tonight and Friday, with little temperature change. Moisture measured up to 2.62 inches at McAllen in the Lower Rio Grande.

Associated Press Texas Pecos West Texas McAllen Rio

Light Rain Dips Across Texas Panhandle Into Grande Valley

Light showers moved across the region with most totals under an inch. Heavier rainfall settled in the Texas Panhandle overnight while Grande Valley saw lighter, scattered precipitation.

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