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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1965

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Mavericks Edge Reserve and Fall to Hatch in Road Trip

Mavericks lose to district champions Mountaineers 64 53 after a slow start then fall 81 54 to Hatch on the road. Ruben Balsa 93 points leads Lordsburg with James Murray 14. Charie Walter Piyed 16 rebounds for Lordsburg. Bull team beat Cobre 52 43 and faces Silver City next.

Danny Saucedo Mavericks Mountaineers Lordsburg Bne Rusk Ruben Balsa James Murray Bustaled Mante Vy Fuentes Hatch Bears Charie Walter Joe Estrada Hector Sanchez George Rodriguez Hateh Garcia Samaniego Cobre Silver City Animal Panthers Duncan

County Purchases New Loading Machine

Border Machinery Co. of Albuquerque and El Paso was apparent low bidder on a loader for Hidalgo County bids opened at the monthly commissioners meeting. Their bid on a Hough loader was 910 dollars less than the next bidder Deming Implement Co. Oscar Smith of Cotton City was appointed to the road maintenance crew to replace James Moorhead who resigned to work on the Fred Sanford ranch. The next regular meeting was set for March 8.

Border Machinery Co Albuquerque el Paso Hidalgo County Deming Implement Co Oscar Smith Cotton City James Moorhead Fred Sanford

Highway 70 Association Luncheon to Review 1964 65 Efforts

The Arizona U. S. Highway 70 Association and Lordsburg residents will meet Tuesday February 16 at noon in the El Charro Banquet Room. They will discuss 1964 promotions and 1965 plans. The Chamber luncheon for February 17 is canceled and merged into this event with Lions Club and Lordsburg Chamber members invited as luncheon guests.

Arizona U. S Highway 70 Association Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce Lion's Club

Youth Recovering From Gunshot Wound

Tony Alvarez Jr aged 16 is in good condition at Hidalgo General Hospital recovering from a nonfatal gunshot wound to the upper left chest. Police responders found notes suggesting despondency over a love affair. Investigating officers include Chief C L Rogers Patrolman M R Ice and Sheriff Leroy McCarty.

Tony Alvarez, Jr Hidalgo General Hospital Alvarez Short St C. L Rogers M. R Bob) Ice Leroy McCarty

Exams Slated For Mineral Specialist

The U S Civil Service Commission announced a new examination for Mineral Specialist mainly for the Bureau of Mines in Washington D C and other U S locations. Salaries range from 5000 to 10250 dollars for four year grades. Required are 3 to 6 years of technical experience with substitutions possible by related education. Details in Announcement No 450 B. Applications go to the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners Bureau of Mines Department of the Interior Washington D C 20240.

U. S Civil Service Commission Bureau of Mines Washington Dp. Co United States Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners Department of the Interior Washington, D. C Board of Examiners

Lordsburg Boys Club Opens With 124 Members

The Lordsburg Boys Club opened with 124 members aged seven to fourteen. George Quinn announced sponsors and plans, Lavinia Quinn outlined monthly fund allocations for charity for ten needy families, a field trip to Shakespeare Ghost Town was donated, a raffle for a 12 inch Won Der Fury Electric Skillet was planned, and prizes were awarded to top recruiters Felipe Martinez and Larry Marquez.

Lordsburg George Quinn Lavinia Quinn Shakespeare Frank Hill Pyramid Mountains Felipe Martinez Larry Marquez Robert McDonnell Boy's Club

CofC Luncheon Schedule Shift and Meeting

The Chamber of Commerce tests changes to its luncheon plan joining the Highway 70 Association for a luncheon and meeting. The regular Chamber meeting remains set for Monday February 15 at 7 30 p m in the Chamber office.

Boy Scout Troop Plans Coffee Sale at Local Camp

The Boy Scouts of troop 129 will set up a camp Saturday February 13 in the vacant lot at Railroad Avenue and Main Street to brew and sell real camp coffee with homemade cake. The sale aims to raise funds to buy tents for the troop which currently lacks sufficient shelter.

Boy Scouts Troop 129 Railroad Avenue Main Street

By-Pass Law Repeal Fails In Committee

Mayor Harber Heather and City Attorney C. V. Nunn returned from Santa Fe where they sought repeal of the law requiring highway permission to relocate a highway. The committee voted a do not pass recommendation while discussions suggested arbitration as a compromise.

Harber Heather C. V. Nunn Santa Fe Highway Department Heather Legislative Committee Highway Commission Heather and Nunn Als Robert de la Rue Lordsburg de la Rue de la Rué

Highway Safety Program Set at Lordsburg High School

Bob Veith of Fort Bragg California will present the Champion Highway Safety Program at Lordsburg High School at 9 a.m. January 12. The program, supported by the National Safety Council, promotes safe driving through attitude and car maintenance. Veith emphasizes recognizing calculated risk and avoiding routine driving errors to reduce traffic tolls.

Bob Veith Fort Bragg Calif Indianapolis Lordsburg High School Charles Williams C & FE Auto Supply Veith National Safety Council Spark Plus Alfred P. Sloan, J

National Guard Drill Scheduled for February 13–14

Battery C 2nd AW Bn SP op0th Arty of the local National Guard unit will conduct drills on February 13 and 14. Saturday hours 0950 to 1900 with dinner at 1400. Sunday 0750 to 1700. Personnel must bring clothing and field gear for quarterly inventory. missing items will incur charges. Major William E. Mare commands a Sunday command inspection with his staff at 200th Arty.

AW Bn National Guard William E. Mare 2Nd Sp) 200Th Arty

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