Physical Activity And Your Heart Benefits Of regular exercise urged
A New Mexico Heart Association leaflet titled Physical Activity and Your Heart promotes regular enjoyable exercise to reduce heart attack risk. It lists start small use walk and stretch routines, choose a fun activity, and avoid overdoing it, with medical consultation for big changes. The leaflet notes on the job activity lowers risk and outlines factors like high blood pressure cholesterol weight diabetes and smoking. It highlights benefits such as improved lung and heart function stress resistance better rest and potential cholesterol reduction, and provides contact details for requesting more materials.
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New Mexico Heart Association
America
United States
The
Heart Association
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Santa Fe
New Mexco
Local briefs report on Tucson hospital visit and El Paso trip
Raymundo Saucedo spent this week at Southern Pacific Hospital in Tucson for a routine physical. Mrs. Jimmy Spurgeon and Mrs. George Amin traveled to El Paso for a business trip last Friday and Saturday.
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Raymundo Saucedo
Southern Pacific Hospital
Tucson
Jimmy Spurgeon
George Amin
el Paso
Hospital News Births and Patient Updates
Mr and Mrs Pablo C Sanchez welcome a son born December 9 1966. Mrs Eloy A Marquez addition a daughter born December 11 1966. Mr and Mrs Santiago Briseno announce a daughter born December 11 1966. And Mr and Mrs Antonio Arambula welcome a son born December 14 1966. Those still confined include Frances Spurgeon Mathilda Johnson George Jerrell Sallie Ownby Martha Fuller James Baird. There were four emergency outpatients and eight premarital serologies.
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Pablo C. Sanchez
Eloy A. Marquez
Santiago Briseno
Antonio Arambula
Frances Spurgeon
Mathilda Johnson
George Jerrell
Sallie Ownby
Martha Fuller
James Baird
Additive Controls Float In Cattle
Hidalgo County demonstration shows Poloxalene fed with molasses mix prevented bloat in cattle grazing alfalfa over 90 days. Treated group had no bloat. untreated group saw six deaths and multiple bloat cases. Poloxalene was mixed in feed, not top dressed, and animals were fed in groups. Demonstration conducted with New Mexico State University cooperation. Corduroy means cloth of kings Cotton fiber breathes.
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Hidalgo County
Ed Hitson
Cooperative Extension Service of New Mexico State University
Hitson
Department of Agricultural Services
New Mexico State University
Luna Cotton Co op Column Dering NM Crop Estimates Lowered
Government cotton estimates drop 600000 bales to 9600000 with Luna County averaging a little over 2 bales per acre. Barley soy beans and Milo are in demand or being trialed. prices listed for cottonseed meal hulls rolled mile and barley. Emil Hohman signs off as manager.
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Luna County
Mrs. R. E. Buvens Hosts Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. R. E. Buvens entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club with a luncheon at her home this week. Present were Mrs. C. B. Austin, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Frank Winters, Mrs. Emma Scofield, and Miss Helen Chase with guests Mrs. Jack Morgan and Mrs. Joe Rutland.
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R. FE. Buvens
C. B. Austin
Ralph Smith
Frank Winters
Emma Scofield
Helen Chase
Jack Morgan
Joe Rutland
Lordsburg School District Sealed Bid for Projector
The Lordsburg Municipal School District No 1 invites sealed bids by 6:00 p.m. December 23 1966 for one Bell and Howell Model 552 projector. Specifications are available from the Superintendent of Schools office. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. First publication December 16 1966. last publication December 23 1966.
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Board of Education
Lordsburg Municipal School District
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Bell and Howell
Superintendent of Schools
Harber J. Heather
Call for Precinct and County Central Committee Meetings
Democratic State Central Committee calls precinct meetings January 14 1967 at 7 30 p m to elect precinct officials at Hidalgo County Court House Precinct 2 Virden School House Precinct 5 Rodeo School House Precinct 7 Animal School House Precinct 8 Doak Heard Ranch Hidalgo County Central Committee convenes January 21 1967 at 7 30 p m at the Hidalgo County Court House to elect county officials Leroy McCarty Chairman Hidalgo County Central Committee Published December 23 1966
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Democratic State Central Committee
Hidalgo County Court House
Virden School House
Rodeo School
Animal School House
Doak Heard
Hidalgo County Central Committee
Leroy McCcarty
Notable Deer Hunt Near White Sands Missile Range
A shotgun deer hunt near White Sands Missile Range drew 82 hunters who took 32 deer for a 39.2 percent yield. Southwest pheasant hunting ranged from good to poor with 235 hunters producing 119 birds, led by Cliff area with 43 birds from 56 hunters.
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White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
Cliff
Election Notice for Animas ISD No 6 Hidalgo NM
The notice sets an election on the seventh day of Fy 1967 by Animas Independent School District No 6 Hidalgo County New Mexico to elect two six year terms and two two year terms. Nominations due thirty days before election. Voting divisions One at Animal School District and Two at Rodeo School. Judges, clerks and alternates listed. Polls open 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. Signed Houston Moore Chairman. First publication December 16 1966.
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Animas Independent School District
Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Devaun Richins
G. Lynn Hatch
William Massey
Ava Gauthier
Harvey Hatch
Adair Merrel
Girdon Gauthier
Don Burton
John E. Davis
Rodeo School
Animal
Hachita
Rodeo
Houston Moore
Board of Education
Animal Independent School District No
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Hospital News
Southwest Supply Company
Luna Cotton
Dering, New Mexico
Emil Hohman
R. E. Buvens
Petra Estrada
Waldo Weatherspoon
Elephant Butte
Wall Lake
Roberts Lake
U. S
W. C. Milley
Ted Robbers
Benford Martin
Don Robison
B. J. Holden
Will Swift
E. J. Bagwell
Stanley Harris
State OF New Mexico
County
Hidalgo
Martha M. Harvell
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