Lordsburg B and P W Club Examines Thelma Feeley
The Lordsburg Business and Professional Women club met January 14 at the Civic Center with guest speaker Thelma Feeley of Silver City. She outlined the IDP program for public speaking growth, noting it offers eight lessons and group participation to boost quick confident speech. Seven members enrolled as the first course begins. Refreshments were hosted by Mary Byford and Carmen Acosta.
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Lordsburg
Lordsburg Civic Center
Thelma Feeley
Silver City
Feeley
Bp&w
Lordsburg Club
Mary Byford
Carmen Acosta
Apology for front page name spellings and sports miss
A reader note apologizes for misnaming Kiki Chaires and Stephen Hills on last week’s Liberal front page. It also recalls a Super Bowl misprediction, noting the 49ers won by five points rather than nine and calling the earlier forecast lucky.
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Kiki
History’s Scrapbook Dates and Events Snapshot
On January 28 1878 New Haven Conn opened the first commercial telephone exchange. January 29 1795 George Washington signed the Naturalization Act requiring five years residence. January 30 1933 Lone Ranger radio debut. January 31 1919 Jackie Robinson born Cairo Georgia first Black major league player. February 1 1886 first ice palace in U S inaugurates St Paul Winter Carnival height 100 feet front 120 feet.
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New Haven
Conn
George Washington
Jackie Robinson
Cairo
U.S
St. Paul
Minn
SWSH Directors Meet Scheduled in Silver City
The Southwestern New Mexico Services to Handicapped Children and Adults board will hold a regular meeting on Saturday January 30 from 9 a.m. to noon in the SWSH Conference Room at 309 West College Avenue Silver City.
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Southwestern
New Mexico
Handicapped Children and Adults, Inc
SWSH
West College Avenue
Silver City
Service Navy Sailor Returns From Western Pacific Deployment
The Service Navy Operations Specialist 2nd Class Alberto B Silvas son of Alberto G and Raitiona B Silvas of 1312 Lead St recently returned from a six month Western Pacific deployment aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Okinawa homeported in San Diego. His ship participated in amphibious landings with units from the Royal Thai Marine Corps the Republic of Korea and other U S 7th Fleet units. The Okinawa 602 feet long carries 609 crew and can accommodate 1731 combat ready troops. It is designed for helicopter operations and can transport a Marine battalion landing team its guns vehicles and equipment plus a reinforced squadron of transport helicopters and supporting personnel.
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Navy
Alberto B. Silvas
Alberto G
Raitiona B. Silvas
Lead St
Western Pacific
Okinawa
San Diego
Royal Thai Marine Corps
Republic of Korea
U.S
7Th Fleet
Marine
Navy air crewman departs on seven month Western Pacific deployment
Navy Aviation Structural Mechanic 2nd Class Thomas A. Long, son of Carol Ellis of Lordsburg, departs on a seven month Western Pacific deployment. He serves with Attack Squadron 165 based at NAS Whidbey Island. The squadron will be embarked on USS Constellation and train with 7th Fleet units and allied nations. Port calls include Hawaii, the Philippines, Singapore and Australia.
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Navy
Thomas A. Long
Carol Ellis
P.O. Box 216
Lordsburg
Western Pacific
Naval Air Station Whidbey Island
Oak Harbor
Washington
Constellation
7Th Fleet
Hawaii
Philippines
Singapore
Australia
Stermer Accepted For Internship With Extension Office
Marsha Stermer a senior vocational home economics major at WNMU has been accepted for an internship with the Grant County Extension Office under the direction of Margaret Dines and JoAnn Less both with NMSU She will focus on housing after attending an Energy Housing workshop She is the 12th intern accepted by Dines Stermer holds the Adelaide Glaser scholarship and will spend about 200 hours in the internship She is the daughter of Joe and Charley Palmer married to John Stermer Jr mother of two and a part time exercise instructor
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Marsha Stermer
WNMU
Grant County Extension Office
Margaret Dines
Grant County Extension
JoAnn Less
NMSU
Stermer
Dines
Marsha
Western Home Economic Advisory Committee
Peggy Brown
Home Ec
Western
Adelaide Glaser
Joe
Charley Palmer
John Stermer, Jr
First Baptist Church News in Lordsburg and Anthony
The Lordsburg First Baptist Church held morning worship on Sunday January 24 with Joe Rouse leading prayer Jake McCarty giving the welcome Joe Jackson delivering a strong testimony and pastor Jesse Liles singing a solo The message titled Putting God First inspired the attendees Stanley McCarty son of Jake and Mrs McCarty will become a deacon in Anthony as several from Lordsburg plan to attend for more details contact Mr and Mrs McCarty of Animal or Mr and Mrs Dunlap of Lordsburg
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Ruth Bishop
First Baptist Church of Lordsburg
Joe Rouse
Jake McCarty
Joe Jackson
Jesse Liles
Cureton
God
Stanley McCarty
First Baptist Church
Anthony
Lordsburg
Jack McCarty
Animal
Dunlap
Exhibition Of Santos Planned For October At WNMU
The Silver City Arts Council plans an October exhibition at the McCray Gallery, Western New Mexico University, featuring santos from Southwestern New Mexico collections. The show will display religious imagery by New Mexican and Mexican Santeros, including carved santos and painted figures on wood, tin, or hide, with straw inlay, tin work, and colcha embroidery if available. Interested lenders are asked to contact Mrs. Margaret Rogers-Rodriguez at Silver City Arts Council, P.O. Box 1830, Silver City NM 88062.
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Silver City
Santos
Margaret’ Rogers- Rodriguez
Sunshine Haven notes celebrate support and open house
John Scott and Ruth Harding thank Alpine Arizona donors for bingo prizes clothes and accessory gifts. Volunteers Judy Stacey Robin Still Salley Barney Donna Fielder Virginia Wilson and Natalie Blake are acknowledged. Open House Feb 14 2 4 p m marks the 8th anniversary as Wayne Simmons joins. Mrs McCormick named resident of the month with lunch outing. Edna Ingram welcomed. Lincoln quote closes note.
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Mrs. Gay
Alpine
Arizona
Judy Stacey
Robin Still
Salley Barney
Donna Fielder
Virginia Wilson
Natalie Blake
Wayne Simmons
Mrs. McCormick
Edna Ingram
Abraham Lincoln
Community Fund Club to Meet at Civic Center
The Community Fund will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Civic Center on Tuesday February 2 at 7 p.m. All members are urged to attend for committee reports and planning.
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Community Fund Club
Civic Center
Hidalgo County Sheriff and other Hidalgo political ads announced
Several candidates announce bids for Hidalgo County offices with Democratic primary on June 1, 1982. Darnell Billy and Rudy Lara seek sheriff seats. June Moore seeks county treasurer re election. Francisco Chaires runs for commissioner district two. Pete Valenzuela also seeks sheriff. Ena Walter Mitchell seeks re election as probate judge.
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Darnell
Hidalgo County
W. B
Billy
Rudolfo Lara
Francisco Chaires
Pedro
Pete) Valenzuela
Mitchell
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Japalote
Jack Waly
Yesteryears
Happy
Barbara Ann
Les
Packe
Cleaning Service
Western Auto
Valvoline
Penzoil
STP
First Baptist Church News
U.S.P.S
Liberal
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N.M
Jack Walz
Charles Marquez
Harold Oberg
Sunshine
John Scott
Ruth Harding
Hidalgo County Assessor's Office
Lara
Rudolfo
Rudy
H. Lara
Rudy Lara
Valenzuela
Pedro Valenzuela
Ena Walter Mitchell
Southwest
Alan A. Koff
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