Mavericks Defeat Clifton 93 83 in Close Friday Game
Mavericks beat Clifton Trojans 93 to 83 after a tight first half 21 21 and 48 43 at the break. Ruben Bassa led with 23 points, Jared Richardson 21 with 12 rebounds, while Clifton’s Aguirre 27, Gonzales 17 and Morgan 13 top their side.
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Jared Richardson
Ernie Renteria
Manuel Montoya
Aguirre
Gonzales
Morgan
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Cobre
Baisa
Renteria
Sal Ortega
Nets
Rich
Ray
Quinones
Casarez
Ramon Valdiviezo
Paul Speer II
Aldiviezo
Mario Irez
Lupe Placencia
Speer
Jaime
Hidalgo Development Corp Extends Membership Certificates
Membership certificates were mailed to 371 Hidalgo Development Corporation members. President Ralph Burton thanked the board for support during a one week drive and encouraged further joiners to support the Hidalgo County Jr program and local recreation.
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Hidalgo Development Corporation
Ralph Burton
Urton
Hidalgo County
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Wamel Elected Demo Chairman At County Convention
R H Buddy Wamel former Hidalgo County state senator was elected chairman of the Democrat county central committee at the county convention in the courthouse. Leroy McCarty Emma Scofield and Jo Ann Thyger son were named officers with Margo Fuller elected secretary treasurer and other precinct leaders chosen.
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R. H
Buddy” Wamel
Hidalgo County
Democrat County Central Committee
Court House
Leroy McCarty
Emma J. Scofield
Stanley
Jo Ann) Thygerson
Margo Fuller
Percy Brown
Fred Kerr
Bom
Kimbley Rodolfo Chavez
McCarty
Rex Kipp
Frank Bowman
Scofield
Kerr
Jan Hill
Jesus Estrada
Harold Bishop
Nunn
Joe H. Rouse
Manuel C. Ramirez
Marshall Fuller
Petra Estrada
Stanley Thygerson
Sven Thygerson
Merlin Clouse
Norman ‘Éan Clouse
Adults urged to continue immunization drive
Dr. J. C. Mitchell urged all adults to maintain immunizations as a valuable health asset. He noted boosters for diphtheria-tetanus every five years and smallpox every five years, with travel requiring proof within three years. Immunization clinics at Hidalgo County Health Department run 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays.
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J. C. Mitchell
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Mitchell
Hidalgo County Health Department
William Gibson dies at 70 in Arizona Veterans Hospital
William Dee Gibson 70 longtime Animas resident died January 28 at the Veterans Hospital in Ft. Whipple Arizona. Born September 14, 1896 in Strawn Texas he lived in New Mexico most of his life. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. Funeral services held in Prescott at 2 p.m. Friday.
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Animas
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Ft. Whipple
Arizona
Mr. Gibson
Strawn
Texas
New Mexico
Elfrida
J. W. Gibson
Arkansas
G. W. Gibson
Douglas
J. B. Gibson
Gainesville
Missouri
John Culp
Prescott
W. C. Joyce
Claremont
California
Wilma Gibson
Red Heads toheadline Lordsburg basketball game
The All American Red Heads women’s team will play the Lordsburg High School Gym on Tuesday Feb 21 under men’s rules. Lord sburg Lions Club sponsors the event with Don Weck worth urging attendance. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1.00 for children, game time 7 30 p m.
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Lordsburg
Lion
Don Weckworth
Lions Club
Mrs. Mertice Brooks Named Probate Judge
Mrs. Mertice Brooks was appointed Probate Judge by the Hidalgo County Board of Commissioners to fill the vacancy caused by the death of her husband M Homer Brooks. The term runs from January 1 1967 to December 31 1968. Brooks fell ill after taking the oath and died January 24.
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Mertice Brooks
Hidalgo County
M. Homer Brooks
Roy A. Hatch
Judge Brooks
Ownby Award KP Golden Spur Conferred at Pythian Hall
In a ceremony at Pythian Hall on January 31 Knight R. B Ownby received the Golden Spur for extraordinary service to his lodge the Knights of Pythias and fellow men. He joined in 1904 rose to Grand Chancelor of New Mexico 1932 34 served Pyramid Lodge No 23 as financial secretary 25 years and earned a 50 year pin in 1954 with 63 years of active membership. He urged starting early in life and staying with fraternal work.
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Knights of Pythias
Ownby
Pyramid Lodge No. 23
Grand Lodge
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New Mexico
Paso Natural Gas Proposes Rate Cut Across Multiple States
El Paso Natural Gas Company filed with the Federal Power Commission to cut rates by about 9.6 million annually from January 1. Chairman Howard Boyd cited efficiencies and a southern California gas project plus accelerated depreciation as factors, with 1.4 million in four states and the rest in California. A separate Northwest Division cut of about 2.5 million per year was also proposed.
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Utah
Wyoming
Boyd
Animas and Lordsburg School Board Elections Held Tuesday
Voters in Lordsburg Municipal School District and Animas Independent District select board members. Lordsburg races include Raymundo Saucede incumbent against F. M. Fisher Jr and Augustine L. Parker for a six year term. Animas sees Houston Moore seeking reelection to a one year term, opposed by Marcel Mortensen in Position 1. Curtis Roark faces John Eddy for Position 2. Richard WG is unopposed for Position 3. Polling places and times listed.
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Animas
Raymundo Saucede
F. M. Fisher, Jr
Augustine L. Parker
Saucede
Southern Pacific Railroad
Board of Education
Fisher
Parker
Parker Insurance Agency
Jaycees
Virden
Central School
Virdex
Houston Moore
Marcel Mortensen
Curtis Roark
John
Eddy WG
Richard
Animal School
Rodeo School
Pom
Band Parents To Elect Officers At February Meeting
Band Parents meet Monday February 5 at 7 30 pm in the High School Band Hall to elect officers and form working committees. After selection, changes to the constitution will be discussed and community members are urged to attend.
Eighth Grade Dogies Triumph Over San Simon
The eighth grade Dogies defeated San Simon 58 to 53 on January 28 at San Simon. They led 38-22 at halftime after outscoring their opponent by five in each of the first two quarters. Judy Ramirez led the Dogies with 234 points, followed by Felipe Martinez with 12 and Hermilo Guzman with 10.
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San Simon
Judy Ramirez
Felipe Martinez
Hermilo Guzman
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