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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1977

Page

6

Traffic Tickets Drop After Driver Improvement School

The New Mexico DMV reports an 85 percent drop in tickets for eleven November 1976 enrollees, from 40 in the prior year to 13 since joining the Driver Improvement School. Additional groups show marked reductions, with 60 percent fewer tickets for 81 students across five schools.

Santa FE New Mexico Department of Motor Vehicles Bullard

Your Week Ahead Forecast by Signs

Aries boosts business tactics as January week opens with smooth professional moves. Taurus welcomes new people and unusual talents into life. Gemini notes unique contacts and a warning that impulsiveness may spark an accident. Moonchild eyes speculative wins and creative departures. Leo considers home changes and freedom needs. Virgo urges mental reset and openness to new ideas. Libra foresees advice on possessions and group project gains. Scorpio says old patterns unravel with new friends and challenges. Sagittarius sees inner motivation rising through inspiration. Capricorn experiences revolutionary shifts in friendships and goals. Aquarius says professional status gains encouragement from authorities. Pisces prompts deeper study through a new state of awareness.

Ortiz Completes Basic Marine Training

Marine Private Raymond Ortiz has completed an 11 week recruit training at the San Diego depot. Under guardian Yatanibah Wilson of Bedrock NM he learned battlefield survival, daily Marine routines, standards, and skills including first aid rifle marksmanship and close order drill. He joined the Marine Corps in April 1977.

Raymond Ortiz Yatanibah Wilson Bedrock N.M Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Marine Corps

Senior Citizens Corner at Civic Center Highlights Holiday Events

The Civic Center hosted Thanksgiving on Nov 22 with 40 attendees and Christmas on Dec 14 with 47 attendees. Blessings were led by Art Blancett and Harold Bishop, donations came from Art Blancett, Wright's Bakery Paul Gandara, and Redwood Gardens Connie Reed. A bingo birthday party honored several members and a Lions Club gift of a stero-tape player was presented.

Civic Center Art Blancett Paul Gandara Wright’s Bakery Connie Reed Redwood Gardens Harold Bishop Pearl Gambhier Nick Escobar Virginia Spresterback Vera Broun Maria Walker Rosa de la Cruz Rosa Varela Mary Gillispie Lion’s Club

Fitness boom and sparse weekly exercise time

Americans spent about 12 billion dollars on fitness equipment this year while the average person exercises only about 10 minutes per week. In the U S Army soldiers average an hour daily of drills and calisthenics with equipment available at their posts. Senior citizens attended Silver City Christmas celebration on December 20 and shopped for last minute gifts. Visitors from Santa Fe came to the event including Robert Mondragon Arthur Baca and Tim Orwig from the El Paso Times.

U.S. Army Silver City Santa Fe Robert Mondragon Arthur Baca Commission of Area Agency On Aging Tim Orwig el Paso Times

The Coconut Killings and Other Library Shelf Picks

A Caribbean resort plots murder in Moyes tale The Coconut Killings while Har dwick presents Louisa Trotter who opens a hotel after a liaison with the Prince of Wales. Baldwin follows Vanessa Steele’s romantic entanglements in Adams Eden as Sloane surveys US caves with photos. Carter recalls a Cherokee orphan's childhood in eastern Tennessee during the 1930s.

Patricia Moyes Scotland Yard U.S St. Mathews Duke Street Millie Hardwick Louisa Trotter Adam Eden Faith Baldwin Vanessa Steele Little Oxford Bruce Sloane United States Little Tree Forrest Carter Tennessee

Library Hours and Services Notice

The library lists monthly hours with Friday 2 to 5 pm Thursday 6 to 8 pm and Saturday 9 am to 12 noon. It offers large print fiction and mystery books available for check out for two weeks.

Renting May Not Be Pouring Money Down The Drain

Suzi Holder of New Mexico State University argues renting can pay off like homeownership. By saving the down payment and closing costs, or by investing monthly rent savings, renters can build substantial returns while weighing tax benefits and costs. Evaluate housing options to choose the soundest economic choice.

Suzi Holder New Mexico State University Holder

Historic dates and events from yesteryears

December 30 1927 Japan dedicates the first subway in the Orient running under Tokyo for about two miles. December 31 1946 President Truman proclaims end of World War II. January 1 1902 first Rose Bowl game Michigan defeats Stanford 49 0. January 2 1960 Senator Kennedy announces bid for Democratic nomination. January 3 1938 March of Dimes polio campaign organized. January 4 1896 Utah admitted as 45th state. January 5 1925 Nellie Ross sworn in as first woman governor in Wyoming.

Japan Tokyo Truman Pasadena California Michigan Stanford John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Utah

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