September 1979 Pecos area club calendar highlights
Calendar notes list Pecos and area group meetings for September 1979. Lions Club meetings at American Inn and Lions Den, Pecos AA and Al Non open weekly, TOPS clubs, Barstow and Pecos service groups, Leche League breastfeeding talk, Jaycees and Jayceeettes gatherings, Rotary and Lions events, and senior citizen activities at the Cedar Center plus a Barstow luncheon and a painting session.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City
CPS
Reddy Room
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Huff Puff
Pecos High School
Pecos
Optimist Club
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second Hickory
Eddy St
Barstow
Rio-Pecos
Pecos Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Police Reports From Pecos 1915 Theft and Public Disorder
Pecos police investigated a loot of a Remington rifle from Monte Jack Land, and tools valued at 300 dollars stolen from Gregg Scott Calloway’s 1979 Ford pickup. Public intoxications included Marcos Galindo and Joe Chacon, with weapons found. Multiple arrests followed for disorderly conduct and assault, including Lorenzo Melendez Tarin and Annabell Montanez, with injuries and vehicle collisions noted.
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Monte Jack Land
Washington
Pecos
Fuiday
Gregg Scott Calloway
Missouri
Roper’s
Joe Alfred Chacon
510 South Plum
Stocks rise on auto contract settlement without strike
New York stocks climbed as the Dow jumped 6.48 to 885.58 in early trading following the auto contract settlement without a strike in 15 years. Advancers led decliners about two to one amid upbeat mood despite expectations of a higher prime rate and gold at a record above 350. General Motors and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative agreement, terms not disclosed. Cotton futures rose with No 2 fiber up in midday dealings and late afternoon prices up 2.60 to 3.00 per bale. Dow 11 a.m. levels: 30 Indus 886.77, Trans 267.58, Utilities 107.14, Stocks 312.95.
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New York
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Dow
New York Cotton Exchange
Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
Toyah Topics Virs Postmaster Installed in Toyah
Hazel Humphries of Valmorhea was installed last Friday as Postmaster of Toyah replacing Miss Jody Nunez who had acted as Postmaster for several months. Raymond and Mrs. Goodnight announce birth of son Raymond Kyle on Sept 3 in Eaton New Mexico weighing ten pounds four and a half ounces and twenty inches long. Laternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A D Nelson and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Raymond Goodnight. Toyah City Council met Sept 11 at City Hall with Mayor Mark Chaddick presiding. council members present were B Cunningham A L Sehlson Jeri McAlpine and Doris Black. city secretary Virginia Johnson also present. Council appointed Mayor Chaddick to represent them on the Reeves County Tax Appraisal District Board. Mayor Chaddick reported on a meeting with the State Water Board in Austin. Council adjourned after voting to pay the wis Word was received here that Phillip J O Connell of Quemado was buried in Brownwood on Sept 12. He taught at Toyah High School and was girls basketball coach in 1955-56 and later taught and coached at Junior High in 1964-66. He is survived by his wife Mozell five daughters two sons a sister and numerous grandchildren.
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Raymond
Annel Goodnight
Riymond Kyle
Eaton
N.M
A.D. Nelson
Bix Spring
Raymond Goodnight JH
Raton
Kaddick
Cunningham
A.L. Sehson
Jeri McAlsine
Doris Black
Ity
Virginia Ahson
Chaddick
Addick
Ter
Austin
Iely
Wis
Phillip J. O’connell
Quemado
Brownwood
Ytit
Toyah High
Ife
Mozell
Daughers
LWO
Trans-Pecos Society of Petroleum Engineers Meet in Monahans
The Trans-Pecos Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME will hold its first meeting of the 1979-80 year Thursday Sept 20 at Monahans Country Club. Social hour 6:30 p.m. dinner 7:30 p.m. A brief board meeting at 6:30. Guest speaker is R A Bob Pfile engineering manager for the Yates Group Marathon Oil Midland on A History of the Yates Field.
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Trans-Pecos
Society of Petroleum Engineers of
AIME
Monahans
R.A
Bob’ Pfile
Yates Group
Marathon Oil Company
Midland
Yates Field
Senior Citizens to Meet in Barstow Center
The Senior Citizens group will gather Tuesday September 18 at noon at the Barstow Community Center for a covered dish luncheon and a program. A film titled The Grand Canyon will be shown. All seniors are invited.
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Barstow
Grand Canyon
Nurses complete coronary care course in Pecos
Reeves County Hospital hosted a two session 20 hour course titled Introduction to Coronary Care taught by Christine H. Jones RN MSN from the University of Texas El Paso College of Nursing. Attendees included Reeves County Hospital nursing staff Pecos Ambulance Service Pecos School Nurse RNs and LVNs from Las Cruces Fort Stockton Andrews Monahans Pecos LVN School and Texas Department of Health Resources. The program focused on care of patients with acute myocardial infarction using lectures group discussions EKG interpretation and CPR practice.
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Reeves County Hospital
Robert Hinojos
University of Texas At el Paso College of Nursing
Pecos Ambulance Service
Pecos
R.n.’S
L.V.N
Las Cruces
N.M
Fort Stockton
Andrews
Monahans
Pecos L.V.N. School
Texas
el Paso College of Nursing
Balmorhea School Officials Review SB 621 Details
Balmorhea Supt Allen Gilbert and Bookkeeper Linda Bryan met Balmorhea school board members in Ft Davis to discuss the Single Appraisal District Bill SB 621, set to take effect January 1 1980. They plan another meeting in Pecos tonight. Balmorhea schools and the city join the district board. Balmorhea FFA members will attend a Leadership Seminar in Pecos on September 29 for the 1979 80 term.
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Allen Gilbert
Linda Bryan
Balmorhea
Ft. Davis
Pecos
City of
Balmorhea Ffa
Runaways Detained By Reeves County Sheriff’s Department
Five runaway juveniles were picked up over the weekend by the Reeves County Sheriff’s Department. They were placed in the care of juvenile authorities and returned to their parents. Transportation was provided locally and out of state.
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Reeves County Sheriff's Department
Chicago grain prices flicker with mixed benchmarks
Wheat No 2 hard red winter quoted 4.27n on Monday and No 2 soft red winter at 4.27. Corn No 2 yellow around 2.76%4n, oats No 2 heavy at 1.47'sn, soybeans No 1 yellow 7.11%n. No 2 yellow corn Friday quoted 2.78%4n hopper and 2.73%4n box.
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Chicago
Barstow Toyah Unified School Calendar Summary
In the Barstow Toyah district, teachers have in-service days and the school year ends in May. Holidays include Columbus Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas through January, Washington’s Birthday, and spring break. Master baccalaureate is May 25 with graduation May 27. last day of classes May 30. Home football games listed: Riverside Sept 21, Irvin Oct 28, Murder Oct 12, Andrews Oct 19, Monahans Nov 2. homecoming vs Snyder for Pocos.
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i’cos-Barstow-Toyah Intendent
Nts
Washington
Riverside
Irvin
M Urder
Andrews
Monahans
Snyder
Pocos
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Huff and Puff
Eos
Police Department Report
Marcos Hernandez Galindo
Galindo
Mateo Grado
South Locust
Grado
Zavala Jr. High
P.m
South Alamo
Carolynn Stroud
Juz Martinez
Enriquenzano
Johnson
Lorenzo Melendez Tarin
Ojinaga
Mexico
Palmer
Tarin
Annabell Montanez
South
Martinez
Safeway
Ms. Montanez
Francisco B. Magallanes
Felipe Martinez Ornelas
Ivey Mavallanes
Ornelas
Malibu
Joe Pinada Lopes
2310
Country Club
Western Club
Ninth
Cedar
Lopes
Toyah
Hazel Humphries
Valmorhea
L'Yah
Jdy Nunez
Loyah
Mark
Petroleum Engineers
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Linda Daniel Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves County
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Pecos Enterprise
Balmorhea Briefs
Royal
Anthony CO
Dupontacon
Dairy Queen
Airlawn Center
Rinsenvac
Acker
S. Eddy
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