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LOOKING BACK - April 1993

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April 1, 1993 issue: ONE-ACT PLAY ‘ONDINE’ performed by the Fort Stockton High School Theatre Arts Department, advances April 3 to district competition at Snyder High School at 11:30 a.m. From left to right are players Christi Beard, selected member of the all-star cast; Jerrod Patrick, crew award; April McAdams, honorable mention performance, Sesar Quiroz, honorable mention performance, Brad Parker, best actor and Leslie Patrick, also selected a member of the all-star cast. The play was directed by Cherie Loveless.
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LOOKING BACK - April 1974

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April 11, 1974 issue: SWORN IN – The three successful candidates in Saturday’s Fort Stockton City Council election were given the oath of office Tuesday as aldermen by City Attorney Alex Gonzalez (far left). The three immediately began twoyear terms at Tuesday night’s council meeting. They are (L-R) re-elected Mayor Pro Term Bill J. Hinson, newcomer Alderman Gene Day, and Alderman Dr. Paul L. Pearce.
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LOOKING BACK - March 1993

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March March 18, 1993 issue: COUNTRY ADDRESS OPENING celebration was held on March 13. New owner Joyce Childs was assisted by her granddaughter, Lyndsey Childs in cutting the blue ribbon supplied by the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce. Numerous friends and members of the ambassadors club attended the gala event.
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LOOKING BACK - March 1973

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March 15, 1973 issue: FSHS ROYALTY - Monte and Worthie Brooks, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of Fort Stockton, were named Mr. and Miss Fort Stockton High School at the annual favorites dance Saturday night. After being named the most popular couple at FSHS, the brother and sister were escorted to their throne by Mickey and Minnie Mouse, hosts at the dance. The favorites were picked in an all-school election held recently.
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LOOKING BACK - March 1958

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March 13,1958 issue: STUDENTS BENEFIT: Music teachers of Fort Stockton schools work hard to interest students in programs presented by the Fort Stockton Community Concert Association. Students from all five schools are always represented. Those who have enjoyed the first two programs of the 1957-1958 season are, left to right, Lupe Celaya, Senaida Gonzales, Alicia Franco, from Butz elementary, Mrs. John Wood, Virginia Peeler, Maudie McIntyre, Linda Lewis, Kathy Hillin, and Sara Bullock, from Alamo elementary.
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LOOKING BACK - February 1980

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Feb. 14, 1980 Issue: RIBBON CUTTING AT NEW CARPET STORE . . . The new home of Urias Floor Coverings, 101 S. Main, celebrated its grand opening Friday afternoon with a ribbon-cutting held inside the store. Owners of the business, Mr. and Mrs. Humberto Urias (center, with scissors) did the cutting honors as members of the Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors and employees of the business watched. In ins new downtown location Urias Floor Coverings has a modern showroom featuring many name-brand carpets and floor coverings.