1985 Hidalgo County Rodeo Queen Rules Announced
Hidalgo County Fair announces the 1985 Rodeo Queen and Princess contest with entry rules, sponsor requirements, and judging criteria. Open to single Hidalgo County girls aged 16 to 21, entries due September 13, 1985, sponsorships set at $10 for queens, and events include riding trials, tea interviews, parade grand entry, and final judging by a three-person panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
Frankie Kerr
Marlene Siepel
Robin Maynard
Carla Clayton
Chamber of Commerce
Lordsburg Liberal Office
Lordsburg Civic Center
Rodeo Arena
Fairgrounds
Rodeo Queen Contest Committee
Fair Association
Fair Board
Queen Contest Committee
Senior Citizen Menu and Deming Duck Race Report
The week features a Labor Day closing notice for the Senior Citizen Menu with meals set for Monday through Wednesday including dishes such as beef and noodles and fried okra. The Deming Duck Race drew large crowds, with many participants and ducks, while horseshoe events showed mixed entrants and spirited wringers. George Amin is noted peering over shelving at his former store as the column closes with a farewell Hasta La Vista.
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George Amin
Hasta la Vista
Public Health Update on Preventive Care and Local Services
In the late 19th to mid 20th century fights against infectious diseases led to higher life expectancy and lower infant mortality due to sanitation, vaccines, and mass immunizations. Today degenerative diseases like heart disease, stroke, and cancer cause most deaths, while prevention, screenings, and lifestyle changes improve quality of life. The Hidalgo Field Health Office at 7th and Pyramid offers blood pressure screening, diagnosis referrals, and follow up, with health education programs and an appointment line at 42-9391.
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Ajor
7Th
Pyramid
Hidalgo Field Health
DECA Expands to All 50 States Plus Districts
DECA now active in fifty states and territories including DC Puerto Rico Virgin Islands and Guam. Local merchants support student training with real business experience while DECA promotes competition linking curriculum to industry needs. DECA leaders include President Lolie Briseno and VP Robert Bermudez with seventy members and growing.
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DECA
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guam
New Mexico
Darrell Jones
Jarrett
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Lolie Briseno
Robert Bermudez
St. Joseph's Bazar
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Western Auto
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Coleco
Monda
Jack Walz
Porcupines
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Soap Box Derby
Jim Worthan
Jims American
Bill Collins
Freeway Chevron
Sunshine Haven
R.H
Lawrence Medina
Maria Ruiz
Chihuahua
Mexico
Natalia Blake
Norma Clause
Ublishing Co., Inc
U.S.P.S
Lordsburg
Liberal
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