Western Auto Featured Business of the Week
Western Auto at 104 E Railroad Ave is this week’s feature business. Loyd Jiggs Reed and Marcella Reed bought the store in August 1971 from the Robertsons. In 1975 the Allreds bought part of it and formed a partnership. The store offers monthly sales and free freight on catalog orders with four additional employees assisting patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Auto
E. Railroad Ave
Loyd ‘Jiggs’ Reed
Marcella
Dudley Robertson
Robert Allred
Western Auto Store
Alice Ramirez
Berna Arambula
Kevin Rodriguez
Loyd Reed
Producers urged to register for New Mexico beef referendum
Harding County rancher Jody Clavel urged New Mexico beef producers to register at ASCS offices from June 6 to 17 and vote July 8 to 15 in the Beef Research and Information Referendum. He noted protections for producers and explained board formation and funding use for beef production, distribution and marketing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Harding County
Jody Clavel
New Mexico
ASCS
Clavel
American Farm Bureau Federation
New Mexico Farm Bureau
Beef Board
New Mexico Job Growth Seen Near Double U.S. Pace
The state is projected to rise from 365 000 to about 495 000 jobs by 1985, a 36 percent gain, led by Mining Manufacturing and Trade with strong growth in Trade Services and Government sectors. Factors include energy demand climate lifestyle and federal spending draw. Industries expect relocation of manufacturers to the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Employment Security Commission of
ESC
William A. Anderson
Public sale of surplus equipment by Valley Telephone Co op
Valley Telephone Cooperative Inc offers surplus vehicles for bid. Sealed bids due by 12:00 Noon June 15 1977. Inspection at 752 East Maley Willcox Arizona. Payment must be cash or cashier check and bid items include a 1977 Ford pickup and a 1973 Chevrolet Luv pickup with specified serials and plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc
East Maley
Willcox
Arizona
Summer Heat Can Cause Food Problems
Outdoor fun in summer can lead to food borne illnesses if not prepared stored and transported properly. Keep foods cold below 45F with ice in a cooler and hot foods above 140F. avoid creamy salads and custards if cooling is not possible. use clean cutting boards to prevent cross contamination from raw chicken and Salmonella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
State Health and
EIA
Jealous Children Need Equal Time
Jealousy among children can arise when parents show inconsistent love and attention. Experts advise praising specific behaviors, avoiding comparisons, not taking sides, and avoiding labels to foster each child as an individual and improve family harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Yates
New Mexico State University
Yates
Senior Citizens Month Pot Lunch Highlights Center Activities
A May 31 pot lunch at the Civic Center celebrated Senior Citizens Month. Volunteers finished roller bags and began watermelon pot holders and utility bags. Upcoming talks include a June 7 energy saving talk by a Community Public Service official from Silver City and a June 9 macrame demonstration by Delores Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Center
Community Public Service Office
Silver City
Delores Meyers
Local Youths To Be In County Contest
Hidalgo County 4 H youth will attend County Contest on June 9 at Lordsburg High School with registration at 8 30 a m. Activities include Favorite Food Show Demonstrations Consumeraria Clothing Revue Shopping Spree and Public Speaking. Judging uses the modified Danish system and all contestants receive blue red or white ribbons. County winners advance to the Southwest Junior District 4 H Contest on July 7 in Silver City New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
Lordsburg High School
Silver City
New Mexico
Installation Planned for Lordsburg VFW Post 3099 Officers
Lordsburg VFW Post 3099 schedules installation of post officers on Thursday June 2 at 8 p.m. in the La Fiesta Club. Cold cuts and refreshments will be served.
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Lordsburg Vfw
Yucca YCC Camp Selects 36 Youths from New Mexico
Thirty six young people from across New Mexico including seven from the New Mexico School for the Deaf have been chosen for the Yucca camp of the U S Youth Conservation Corps. Sponsored by the Las Cruces District BLM the eight week summer program pays about 500 dollars and offers outdoor conservation work near Las Cruces Three Rivers McGregor Range and the San Simon Cienega southwest of Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
New Mexico School For the Deaf
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
YCC
Las Cruces
Bureau of Land Management
Three Rivers
McGregor Range
San Simon Cienega
Lordsburg
Coming Events Weekday Community Activities
A compact listing of public and church events for Monday through Thursday. Health department clinics, novenas, Weight Watchers sessions, service clubs, youth groups, choirs, immunization and social security offices, and various church and civic meetings are scheduled at local venues including hospitals, Masonic Lodge, Civic Center, and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Baptist Ladies
Methodist Church
New Mexico Bureau of Revenue
Court House
N.M. Health & Soc
Health Dept
BPO Ells
Elk’s Lodge
Animal Volunteer Fire Dept
Willie Upshaw
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Business of the Week
Secretary of Agriculture
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau Board of Directors
By Ace Reid
First National Bank OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Dee Q
Social Services Dept
Environmental Improvement Agency
Senior Citizens Corner
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Stylerite
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Lodge
Lions Club
el Charro
LDS Church
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Commission On Aging
United Methodist Women
St. Joseph’s Hall
Women’s Missionary Council
First Assembly of God
Animas
Scholl
Maria
Coronado Blvd
Clifton, Ariz
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