Sunblest Industries grows with new NM trailer maker
Sunblest Industries Inc located in Animas Valley started last October 1987 and produced its first trailer in February 1988. It has become the largest producer of small cargo trailers in New Mexico with 15 to 20 units daily and a growing dealer network in California, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado and New Mexico. Led by Harold Devilbiss and Charlie Waters with four stockholders, the firm operates from a former warehouse off NM 338 in Cotton City and aims to expand with dual production lines to meet demand.
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Sunblest Industries Inc
Animas
Harold Devilbiss
Charlie Waters
Skip Wamel
Jerry Veck
Waters
George Waters Sunblest
Casa Frijole
NM 338
Cotton City
California
Arizona
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Lordsburg
Sunblast
Animas High Registration Dates Set
Animas High School outlines 1988 89 class registration for seniors juniors sophomores freshmen and eighth and seventh graders across Thursday August 11 Friday August 12 and Monday August 15 1988 with specific morning and afternoon slots for each grade.
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The
Animas High School
Volleyball Players Meeting Scheduled for August 8 1983
Volleyball players in grades 9 through 12 should attend a meeting Monday August 8 1983 at 11 00 a.m. at the high school. Those unable to attend must contact Coach Jackson at 542 8259. Practice begins August 9.
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Jackson
Land of Enchantment Endurance Ride set for August weekend
The 1988 event runs August 13 and 14 with entries from five states and growing interest. Volunteers are sought for recorders timers trail crews and vet points. Base camp is in Gila National Forest 15 miles north of Lordsburg off Highway 90. Three junior riders join the 50 mile endurance ride including Carrie McCall and Jesse Stillman. Endurance riding is sanctioned by the U S Olympic Committee and could be part of the 1992 games with 20 countries showing interest.
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Jaimee Stillman
Stillman
Tom Anderson
Gila National Forest
Lordsburg
Carrie McCall
Deming
Jesse Stillman
Red Rock
U. S
Lordsburg Clean Up Day At Short Park For Bazaar
City of Lordsburg sets Friday August 5 1988 as park cleanup ahead of St. Josephs Church Bazaar. Police warn against biking after dark without lights or reflectors and will cite violators to prevent accidents. Weekend includes softball tournament and other activities. safety urged at Short Park.
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Lordsburg
Short Park
St. Joseph's Church
Ed Cramer
Main Street
New Mexico
Arthur Clark Smith
Former Resident Passes Away In Texas
Charles Stevens of Monahans Texas has died. He is the father of Dr M E Stevens former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Lordsburg. At that time Dr Stevens was with the Lordsburg church his family and his parents lived in Lordsburg.
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Charles Stevens
Monahans
Texas
M. E. Stevens
First Baptist Church of
Lordsburg
Dr. Stevens
First Baptist Church
Cafeteria Plan Offered to Lordsburg Teachers
Superintendent Phil DeFoor proposed that Lordsburg teachers may join a Cafeteria Plan via Great American Reserve Insurance. The optional program reduces taxes through pre tax withholdings. decisions are individual. Board also approved Price’s Diary milk bid for hot lunch and Miller Chevrolet for a Suburban. Maestas resigns to teach in Cobra system. staff evaluations discussed under Public School Reform Act.
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Phil DeFoor
Lordsburg
Great American Reserve Insurance Co
Internal Revenue
DeFoor
Price
Miller Chevrolet
Barbara Maestas
Maestas
Cobra
Vehicle Ordinance To Be Strictly Enforced
Lordsburg officials announce strict enforcement of the city ordinance against abandoned vehicles and appliances. Mayor Clark Smith says police will contact owners, allow seven days to remove violators, and Chief Cramer will begin enforcement. Bowie Transportation will host a car crusher at Chay's Auto Salvage on North Street this Saturday.
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Lordsburg
Clark Smith
Smith
Bowie Transportation
Chay's Auto Salvage
North Street
Bob Underwood
Cramer
Theme Chosen For Hidalgo County Fair 1988
Hidalgo County selects Our Heritage Rich With Culture as fair theme after 64 entries. Bradley Sanders submitted the winning theme. Cheryl Wright placed second with Looking Towards Tomorrow. Molly Pressler third with Highlights of Hidalgo County. For entry or parade details, contact the Chamber of Commerce at 542 9864 or visit 1000 South Main.
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Hidalgo County
Bradley Sanders
Chris
Pam Sanders
Cheryl Wright
Molly Pressler
Chamber of Commerce
South Main
Chief Cramer Heads City Seat Belt Education Program
Police Chief Ed Cramer is appointed as an instructor for Lordsburg by Safer New Mexico NOW. Violators cited for not wearing a seatbelt will be offered attendance at the Seatbelt Restraint Education Program in Council Chambers at 206 So Main. The one hour session covers the Seatbelt Fact Sheet video and safety facts under the Safety Belt Use Act.
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Ed Cramer
Lordsburg
Safer
Grand Jury Petition Circulates Against Hidalgo Social Services
A petition is circulating seeking a Grand Jury to convene and investigate Hidalgo County Social Services workers and supervisors. The Liberal could not reach state Social Services officials before press time.
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Office of Social Services
Hidalgo County
Social Services
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Hidalgo County Fair
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