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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1963

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Animas Panthers Triumph Over Lordsburg 66 to 13

The Animas Panthers beat Lordsburg 66 13 at home, with Jim Richards scoring 30 and Bill Young 19. Lordsburg led briefly, but Animas pulled away in the final quarter after a 29 22 halftime score. Dewey Reay led Mavericks with 2 points and Bobby Camacho added 11.

Animas Panthers Lordsburg Maverik Animas Court Lordsburg Panthers Jim Richards Bill Young Ft Grant Arizona Colonels

Farm Bureau Launches Weeklong Hidalgo County Drive

Hidalgo County Farm Bureau starts a statewide membership drive on January 18 led by President Virgil Jones who urges all farm and ranch families to join the organization. Clyde Richins chairs the Hidalgo County effort as the drive aims to strengthen rural advocacy and agricultural policy.

Hidalgo County Farm Bureau Virgil Jones New Mexico Hdalgo County Clyde Richins

Kennecott Copper Continues New Mexico Safety Record

Kennecott Copper Corporation Hurley New Mexico reports 1 200 000 man hours worked without a lost time accident since August 25. Chino Mines Division overall record surpasses individual department streaks and reflects company wide safety efforts led by general manager E A Slover emphasizing teamwork for safe operations.

Kennecott Copper Corporation Hurley New Mexico Chino Mines Division Kennecott E. A. Slover China

A S U Choir to Present Concert in Lordsburg

The Arizona State University Concert Choir from Tempe will give a performance in the Lordsburg High School Cafetorium on Thursday January 24 at 8:00 pm. Under Marion Smith the group travels the Southwest with a varied program and has performed with the Phoenix Symphony in major works.

Arizona State University Tempe Arizona Marion Smith Southwest Lordsburg Arizona State University Concert Choir Valley of the Sun ASU Choral Union Ccor Phoenix Symphony Reorodin Tyne

Band Students Sell March Of Dimes Peanuts

Lordsburg School band members under Pat Kimbley raised 217.55 for the March of Dimes last week. 45 senior students sold peanuts at ball games and in the cafetorium with captains Rita Smith Sharon Lytle Olga Gandara and others expressing thanks for community support.

Lordsburg Pat Kimbley Rita Smith Sharon Lytle Olga Gandara Sandra Hansen Erric Gay Pedro Pena Jill Bowman Christy Black Brandt

Animas March of Dimes Dance Scheduled for January

Coronado Post 29 American Legion of Animas will sponsor its Annual March of Dimes Dance on January 19 in the American Legion Hall. Neighbors and ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary will provide cakes for the Cake Auction. Music by the Rythurn Wranglers.

Coronado Post American Legion of Animas American Legion Hall American Legion Auxiliary The Rythurn Wranglers

March of Dimes Names Chairmen for 25th Anniversary Drive

Mrs. Cecilia Gandara selects leaders for the 25th Anniversary March of Dimes campaign in Hidalgo County. Appointees include Mrs. Jack Murray as Mothers March leader and Miss Rita Smith as teenage chairman. Aimed at funding polio work, the drive urges residents to donate via mailed envelopes and plan events such as the Mothers March on January 31 at 7 pm.

Cecilia Gandara Jack Murray Rita Smith Leroy McCarty Jim Rusk United States Murray Teen Awe Club Daniel Alderette Moctezuma Hall March of Dimes

State's U S Senators To Attend Postoffice Dedication

Formal dedication of the new Lordsly's postoffice is set for Friday January 25 at 2 00 p m Donald McGhee postmaster announced United States Senators Clinton P Anderson and Edwin L Mechem are expected to attend The ceremony includes a flag raising by the local National Guard and music by the Lorschburg High School band Open house runs until 530 p m with refreshments Public invited to attend.

Lordsly Donald McGhee United States Clinton P. Anderson Edwin L. Mechem National Guard Lorschburg

Oral Sabin Vaccine To Be Given January 27

The first dosage of Oral Sabin Polio vaccine for Hidalgo County will be given Sunday afternoon January 27 with Dr. C. P. Austin in charge. The vaccine is being administered to the southwest part of the state. It was postponed due to the illness and death of Dr. H. W. Sellers. more details will appear in next week's Liberal.

Hidalgo C. P. Austin H. W. Sellers

Jeanes Named Legion Inter-American Committee Vice Chairman

Elmer Jeanes of Ro bert Swan Post No. 30 in Albuquerque was appointed by National Commander James E. Powers as vice chairman of the American Legion Inter-American Committee. The New Mexico department officers recommended him for his Legion work in the state.

Elmer Jeanes Robert Swan American Legion James E. Powers Inter-American Committee The Powers Mr. Jeanes New Mexico Department Legion New Mexico

Derailment halts Southern Pacific main line near Lordsburg

An eastbound Southern Pacific freight derailed about 2:40 a m Sunday at Almoris siding five miles east of Lordsburg, piling up 30 cars. No injuries reported. cause under investigation. Fire chief noted inflammables involved with leakage, prompting limited firefighting and staged righting operations by Tuesday afternoon.

Southern Pacific Almoris Lordsburg Golden State Limited Lordstyirg Taffic Lord Jiggs) Reed Reed

Committee Restores Allotment Transfer After Hearing

A city committee held a half day session at City Hall last Tuesday and restored E. M. Gavin’s cotton allotment transfer from Georgia after cancellation by the U S Department of Agriculture. Gavin faced the hearing unaware of the cancellation grounds. The information was kept confidential by the department. The hearing revealed Gavin had been accused of falsification to obtain the transfer.

E. M. Gavin Georgia U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Gavin

District Fair Board Discusses District Fair in Deming

Deming hosts a meeting of five counties led by Ethel Richins and Olen Monroe to explore a district fair that would run after county fairs. Participants want no impact on existing fairs and plan a follow up on May 20 at 7 30 p m in Deming.

Deming Fair Board Ethel Richins Hidalgo County Fair Board Olen Monroe Chamber of Commerce Pete Stewart Ed Hitson Deming

March of Dimes Coffee at Mrs Lawrance Residence

Mrs Frances Lawrance hosts a March of Dimes coffee at her home 320 W Sixth on Saturday January 19 from 10:00 to 12:00 A M. Those interested are invited to attend.

Frances Lawrance

City Council Seeks Law To Stop By-Passing Towns

The City Council at the January meeting urged the legislature to pass a statute prohibiting state highways from bypassing towns without local votes. They set bond penalties for traffic offenses and awarded the ball park soft drink concession to LULAC. Attendees included Mayor Harber Heather and City officials.

State Highway Dept Wyoming LULAC Harber Heather KE. M. Fisher Damon Dunnan Ekugene Noce Richard Allen B. M. Kimbley Manuel Ramirez Rodolfo Chavez Francisco Chaires Charles Walter Supt Warren White

Stiles Speaks on Communism at B&PW Dinner

The Business and Professional Women's Club held a Thursday dinner at El Charro Cafe with speaker Burke Stiles 48 ueet. Emma Seco field and Helen Chase led the World Affairs program. Stiles traced Communism from its origins to its spread, calling it a menace to freedom. A roundtable followed, then a brief business session led by president Ward Dale. Guests included Mr and Mrs Burke Stiles and Mrs C O Ferguson.

el Charro Burke Stiles Ueet Mertice Brooks Emma Secofield Helen Chase Committee On “World Affairs Siles Stiles Russia Ward Dale C. O. Ferguson

Javelina Hunting License Availability

Applications for javelina licenses must be filed at the Santa Fe office of the Department of Game and Fish by February 1 at 10 a.m. One hundred licenses will be issued with a public drawing if applications exceed the limit. The first legal hunt runs February 10 in Catron, Grant, Hidalgo and Luna counties, with Big Hatchet Game Management Area also open.

Santa Fe Department of Game and Fish Catron Grant Hidalgo Luna Big Hatchet

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Kennecott Corporation Animas Weather Data Animas U. S. Weather Bureau H .L P A. S. U. Choir Southern Pacific Railroad March of Dames U.S Jeanes District Fair Board By Ed Hitson March OF Dimes Coffee Stiles Sreaks Art B&pw Javelina
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