Texaco Tops Com-Public Service In Little League Opener
Jimmy's Texaco rallied to win 13-5 over Com-Public Service with Aguilera earning the win and Gan taking the loss. In the nightcap Jimmy's Texaco trailed Banner Mine but scored late to win as Banner Mine plated all four runs in the third. final pitchers were not fully clear.
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Com- Public Service
Iun
Aguilera
C. Gan
Jimmy
Tex
Banner Mine
Texaco
Santa Fe Plans Grand 350th Anniversary Celebration
Santa Fe officials announce a big 350th anniversary festival with June 17 to 26 events. Alan A. Koff is invited as Good Will Ambassador while 500 actors join a production in a 2,500 seat amphitheater. Mayor Leo Murphy and Municipal League head push for broad mayoral participation across New Mexico.
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Santa FE
Alan A. Koffs
Lerson
Fes
Leo T. Murphy
San- Fe
Municipal League of New
Municipal League
Howard Phillips Home Returns From El Paso Hospital
Howard Phillips Home in El Paso returns from Western General Hospital where he was treated for a foot injury after a Monday morning incident. He is reported to be doing well and expected to recover fully.
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Howard Phillips
EL Paso Hospital
Phillips
Western General Hospital
el Paso
Sally Baker Installed Grand Royal Princess in Roswell
Sally Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Baker of Lordsburg was installed as Grand Royal Princess of the Sunshine Girls of New Mexico in Roswell on June 4. The Lordsburg high senior is active in school affairs, a National Honor Society member, F H A president, Girls State delegate, Rainbow past Worthy Advisor, and a band bass clarinetist. The Grand Council featured 11 Sunshine Girls from Lordsburg and included a reception hosted by Lordsburg Council.
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Roswell
Sally Baker
Carl Baker
Lordsburg
The
Sunshine Girls of
New Mexico
Miss Baker
Lordsburg High School
John
Sally
Rainbow
Lordsburg High
Grand Council
Sunshine Girls
Bottomless Lakes Park
Carol Merooka
Albuquerque
Frank Bowman
Lawrence Gay
Susan Heather
Patricia Badgett
Royal Princess Station
Lordsbrug
Fiona Gay
Nancy Kamm
Belen
Sharon McLaughlin
Sharon Bowman
Clydine Bailey
Betty June Wilson
Joy Reed
Sue Alson
Socorro
Laquetta Hefner
Judy McAlister
Jan Ratliff
Mona Wood
Bertha Goldston
Lordsburg Council
K. P
Correction identifies student on honor trip photo
A correction states the girl in last week's honor trip photo was Ila Gordon, not Barbara Hulsey as previously identified. The notice clarifies the proper name to ensure accurate attribution.
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Barbara Hulsey
Ila Gordon
Junior Police Officers Installed in Lordsburg
The Lordsburg Junior Police under Chief Frank V. Aguilera and Commissioner James H. Kinkema install a slate of officers led by Tony Gonzales as chief and Lawrence Medina Jr as captain. Officers earned their posts through ticket sales for a benefit show at the Cononada theatre. The group of 166 members aids police in found bicycles and helped locate a man sleeping on railroad tracks, reflecting training against delinquency.
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Frank V. Aguilera
Lordsburg
James H. Kinkema
Manuel de la Garza
Claude Lytle
Tony Gonzales
Lawrence Medina, Jr
Johnny Galvan
Marvin de la Garza
Louis Vasquez
Ramon Nava
Ray Padilla
Manuel
Raymond Rosales
General Crafts Class Still Has Openings
Vacancies remain in the General Crafts course at the high school. Activities include lapidary leathercraft glass etching copper tooling and more. Open to high school students and adults with credit options for students who have or will take shop this fall. Registration through Tuesday June 14 from 5 to 8 pm. Call Mr. Davis at 542-9134 for details. Class hours 9 to 11 am with an evening time to be arranged.
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Davis
Legion Post to Elect Officers Monday Night
Robert Swan Post No 30 of the American Legion will elect officers at 7 30 p m Monday night June 13 in the Legion Hall. Nominees include Homer Brooks commander Harold Bishop first vice commander W W Scott second vice commander the Rev Lester Cochran chaplain Felix Jiminez sergeant at arms and Bob Williams finance officer. A repairs and building instruction committee report and recommendations will be heard. committee members are Brooks Williams and Scott.
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Robert Swan
American Legion
Legion Hall
Homer Brooks
Harold Bishop
W. W. Scott
Lester Cochran
Felix Jiminez
Bob Williams
Brooks
Williams
Scott
Bowman arrives in Turkey as Air Force dentist
Lt. Mark Bowman, son of Mr and Mrs Allen Bowman of Tucson, writes from Lordsburg that he has reached Turkey for a new Air Force assignment. He states he will enjoy the work as a dentist in Turkey.
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Marx Bowman
Allen Bowman
Tucson
Lordsburg
Turkey
Air Force
City Mail Delivery Set to Start in July
Lordsburg residents urged to install house numbers and mail boxes ahead of July delivery start around July 18. Wall boxes required for foot routes and rural boxes for truck routes. use curb numbers or check City Hall map. Ensure readiness to receive carrier mail or risk exclusion from delivery.
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Lordsburg
Ramirez Beats Kinkema In Pony League Game
Ramirez Radio powered two first inning runs and three more in each of the third and fourth to win 8 to 4 over Jim Kinkema. Ca macho earned the win, Hall the loss, with Ramirez collecting seven hits. Dallas slicks Ramirez and CPS later dueled, Mesa fanning 14 and Sandlin two safeties allowed. Dal lies doubled stole third and home for the only CPS run.
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Ramirez
Jim Kinkema
Camacho
Hall
CPS
Slick
Sporting Goods
Sandlin
E. Mesa
Mesa
D. Dallies
Kinkema
Slick’s
Elks Lodge to Observe Flag Day in Lordsburg
Lordsburg Lodge No. 1613 of the Elks will hold a public observance of Flag Day on June 14 at the Lodge Hall. Exalted Ruler Bill Miller said the event joins more than 1,900 lodges coast to coast in saluting the 183rd anniversary of the flag’s adoption on June 14, 1777.
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Lordsburg Lodge
The
Elks
Bill Miller
Continental Congress
Miller
Order of Elks
Two Bayard Men Die In Head-On Truck Crash
Carlos Ogas and Antonio Lopez Ogas, 27, of Bayard New Mexico, were killed in a head-on collision with a semi trailer on Highway 70 about 11.6 miles west of Lordsburg just after midnight Wednesday. The semi driver Mathew Hunt survived. investigation continues with no final findings yet. The truck overturned and freight scattered. Hunt from Alabama Freight Lines lives in Phoenix. Time of accident given as 12 45 a m Thursday.
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Carlos Ogas
Antonio Lopez Ogas
Bayard
New Mexico
Lordsburg
Mathew Thomas Hunt
Hunt
Henry Houston
Ant
Alabam
Phoenix
Two Youths Injured When Car Overturns Near Separa
Two young servicemen from Houston, Bill Thomas and Charles O Conner, were treated at Hidalgo County Hospital for shock, contusions and abrasions after their car left the road and overturned near Seppar Wednesday evening. A witness said they attempted to pass him, pulled out, lost control, and the westbound car skidded across the pavement before striking a service pole. The wreck left the auto heavily damaged and wedged around the pole.
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Hidalgo County Hospital
Houston
Texas
Separ
Bill Thomas
Charles O'Conner
City Council Moves to Maintain Depot Crossing
The Lordsburg Board of Aldermen at their monthly meeting authorized Mayor Alan A. Koff to negotiate with the railroad for improving the depot crossing just east of the Southern Pacific yard. They favored integrating the crossing into the city street system and discussed city maintenance duties. The meeting also noted a trial date for the State Retirement Board suit set for June 14.
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Board of Aldermen
Southern Pacific
Alan A. Koff
John A. Anderson
State Retirement Board
City of
Lordsburg
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Ayor Koff
Sharon
Jill Bowman
Mary Austin
Patricia Kimbley
Carolyn Allen
Nancy Barney
Lenora Wright
Legion Post
Mark Bowman
Dallies
Elks Lodge
R. R
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