LH County eliminations held Friday in Hidalgo contest
Readable results from the Hidalgo elimination show feature 46 entrants in various divisions. Blues and reds awarded for garments, uniforms, and demonstrations. senior and junior groups noted with multiple named winners across clothing, sportswear, and home economics events.
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Sting
Hidalgo
Julie Merrell
Mari Jones
Nancy Kerr
Vicki Briscoe
Jeanette Hitson
Kerry Lyn Crum
Lel
Patricia Johns
Sherrell
Bethleen Jones
Sherrell Mortensen
Marie Wendy Richins
Jeanette Eddy
Breir
Gail Strawn
Gwen Youngblood
Helen Reed
Verla Payne
Janis Merrell
Sammie Dawna Briscoe
Donna Bchardson
Ann Payne
Mavis Laters
Eloise Jones
Judy Browning
Ing
Colleen Merrell
Melanie Clouse
Marilyn Jones
Vicki Briste
Thygerson
Dorothy Mortensen
Debra Payne
Debra Thygerson
Clinton Mortensen
Junior Divsion
Shirley Hitson
Mike Payne
Guy Spaulding
Garlene Dunagan
Phyllis Il
Sherrie Harris
Patricia ‘ Therma Jean Vaughn
Deborrah Mortensen
Connie Sherwood
Arleen Strawn
Sharlene Richardson
Indians Lead Little League After Second Week
The Indians remain unbeaten after two weeks with three wins led by a 2 1 win over Boston and a 4 2 victory over Detroit. Boston has one win after a 11 2 win over Washington while Baltimore and the Yanks each hold one win. Upcoming games include Boston vs Baltimore and Yanks vs Indians, with other pairings scheduled.
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Indians
Boston
Yanks
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Mrs Jeanes Elected Auxiliary President in 7th District
At a Las Cruces convention of the 7th District American Legion and Auxiliary Wendell Decker of Las Cruces was elected District Commander and Mrs Elmer Jeanes named District President. Jeanes, formerly of Lordsburg and now in Deming, has long served in the Lordsburg Auxiliary and as district president in 1954-55, and is the oldest continuous member in New Mexico. She urges Auxilians to join before the Santa Fe State Convention July 22-24 with a $5 quota incentive.
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American Legion
Las Cruces
Wendell Decker
Elmer Jeanes
Jeanes
Lordsburg
Deming
Robert Swan
Auxilary
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Buford Slover
Driving privileges restored after hearing at Alamo Gordo
Dennis V. Bartlett had his driving license restored after a special hearing in Alamo Gordo following a Hidalgo General Hospital accident. His unoccupied car rolled into another causing about 50 dollars in damage. Bartlett testified he set the brake and did not know why it rolled. Russ Smith testified a defective emergency brake mechanism was found by his service department.
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Dennis V. Bartlett
Alamogordo
Bartlett
Hidalgo General Hospital
Russ Smith
Service
Guardsmen depart for six month active duty training
Seven Guardsmen from Btry C 2nd AW Bn SP 200th Arty left for six months of active duty training. Privates Arredondo Gonzales Laguna Martinez Rodriguez Sanchez Sandoval, all 1965 Lordsburg High School graduates, will train at Fort Polk Louisiana and other posts. Cadets Estrada Diaz Rodriguez Sanchez Jr to graduate as Second Lieutenants. Battery C to join Tactical Field Exercise near Deming New Mexico. Reporting time at the Armory 12 40 p.m. Saturday, convoy at 1:00 p.m. led by Captain Estrada.
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Btry C
Lordsburg High School
Santiago G. Arredondo
Fred
Gonzales
Alfredo Laguna
Jesus G Martinez
Edwardo
New Mexico
Estrada
Diaz
Rodriguez
Sanchez
200Th Artillery
Deming
Jesus A. Estrada
Cattle Prices Likely To Continue Up
Fed cattle prices have improved since 1965 and prospects for further gains look solid. The 1965 pattern differs from 1964 with no price weakening expected this spring and potential further increases. Cow slaughter remains above 1964 levels, feeder cattle demand is strong, and price spreads between weights and classes offer potential opportunities for flexible feeders.
Poverty Program Discussion at City Hall This Afternoon
A 2:00 PM meeting at City Hall will explain the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. The session outlines program aims like remedial reading literacy and employment counseling with 90 percent federal funding. State official Mr. Hatch will explain and answer questions. community initiative is urged.
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Hatch
State Manning
Santa Fe
Washington
Landsun Home at Carlsbad schedules opening activities
The Landsun Home at Carlsbad, a non-denominational residence for older adults owned by the New Mexico Conference of the Methodist Church, opened occupancy in May. The facility on the Pecos River seats about 70, with a building value of one million dollars. Consecration is set for 6 pm June 14 led by Bishop W Angie Smith. public invites attendance.
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Landsun
Carlsbad
New Mexico
W. Angie Smith
Kennecott Plant Tours Reopen at Hurley Mill and Smelter
Kennecott Copper Corp resumes summer tours at the Hurley mill and smelter for visitors aged 14 and up. Guides lead groups Monday to Friday at 9:30 am for about two hours with safety gear provided. No reservations needed for regular tours, but groups can arrange times through the public relations office. tours run through August.
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Kennecott Copper Corp
Hurley
Legion to Elect Officers Meeting Set for June 14
The American Legion calls all members to attend the June 14 meeting at 2 00 p m to elect delegates for the State Convention in Santa Fe.
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American Legion
Santa Fe
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