Christmas Decorations From Vegetation in New Mexico
Extension specialist JoAnn Less advises making your own Christmas decorations from local plant materials. Gather seed pods nuts and cones, bake dry items at 150 degrees to kill insects, then glue pods onto a Styrofoam wreath form with a wire hanger. Fill gaps with opened pods, finish natural or spray for gloss, and add color with bows ribbons candles or evergreen twigs.
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JoAnn Less
New Mexico State University
Less
Live Christmas tree offers tax benefits and family joy
Dr. Fred Widmeyer of New Mexico State University explains that a living Christmas tree can be tax deductible when donated to nonprofits after use. He advises selecting an area adaptable tree such as Douglas fir or pines, proper watering, drainage, sturdy placement, plastic underfoot, and careful, sparing watering inside the home to prevent needle burn.
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Fred Widmeyer
New Mexico State University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Boy Scouts
Widmeyer
New Mexico Magazine Christmas Covers Highlight Land of Enchantment
New Mexico Magazine marks 58 years in publication with Christmas covers from 1973 and 1979. For five years the magazine has doubled newsstand sales during Christmas when a mailing envelope is included, a phenomenon described by publisher Bob Davis as unique to the industry. New Mexicans send the issue to out-of-state friends, using it as a festive card and gift showcasing the state's Christmas customs. The publication now reaches about 250,000 readers, with more readers outside New Mexico than inside.
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New Mexico Magazine
Bob Davis
New Mexico
Davis
School District No 1 Hidalgo County Election Notice
Legal notice for a February 3 1981 election to choose two school board members for Hidalgo County New Mexico School District No 1 and to vote on a $2 per $1000 property tax levy for capital improvements 1981 1982 and 1983 with consolidated precincts voting at Central School Gym Lordsburg and Community Center Virden and absentee ballots at the Superintendent 501 W Fourth St Lordsburg Lordsburg NM 88045.
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Board of Education
Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Municipal Board OF Education
Board of Education of
Ing
Lordsburg
Central School
Virden
Superintendent of Schools
Fourth Street
Best
Condado de
Nuevo Mexico
Martes
el Dia
el Orden de
Los Nombres
Oficina
Hidalgo
New Mexico seeks shelter care facility for juveniles
The Corrections and Criminal Rehabilitation Department invites applications for a short term shelter care facility for children in need of supervision and status offenders serving Luna and Hidalgo Counties with up to 8000 dollars from JJDP funds for January 1 to June 30 1981. Applications due December 19 1980 at 5 00 pm.
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State of
New Mexico
Corrections and Criminal Rehabilitation Department
Luna
Hidalgo
Shelter Care Act
Washington Avenue
Santa Fe
Juvenile Justice
Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
Gene Shiller
Notice of Sale Under Lien for Storage Charges
Public auction at 1613 S. Main on February 1 1981 at 10 a.m. to satisfy a lien for storage and wrecker services on a 1977 Pontiac Bonneville serial 2N69Y8P102854 license TS9710 with a claim amount of 1509.04 by Thomas Hood Custom Paint & Body D19 26.
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Pont. Bonneville
S. Main
Thomas Hood
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L.D.S
Cooper Family
Chris Hill
Lordsburg Municipal
Edward A. Diaz
Jim Culberson
Noticia DE Eleccion del Distrito Escolar
la Noticia
Cabo el Martes
Condado de Hidalgo de
Junta Municipal DE Educacion
Del
de Nuevo Mexico
Condado de Hidalgo
Rero
Primero de
Marzo
Edificar
Renovar
Edificios Escolares
Los
Terrenos Escolares
Mantener
Edificios
Terenos Escolares Publicos
Exceptundo
Sueldos
Distrito Escolar
Una Mayoria
Presidente Y
Sera Central School
West Fourth Street
Caran
Distrito Municipal de Escuelas En
Lordsburg, Nuevo Mexico
Lordsburg, Condado de Hidalgo, Nuevo Mexico
Presidente
Atestiguado
Escribano
Richard G. Lindahl
Eleanor Roosevelt
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