Al's Texaco Offers Old Fashioned Service In Lordsburg
Al's Texaco, run by Alfonso Montez for a year, provides full service auto repairs including tune ups mufflers tires shocks and batteries with pickup and delivery. Open seven days a week from 7 am to 7 pm on Railroad Avenue downtown Lordsburg now features a self service pump as of March 1. Al Jr Stephen Montez and Joey Mora staff the station offering friendly service.
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Al’s Texaco
Alfonso Montez
al. Jr
Stephen Montez
Joey Mora
Railroad Avenue
Lordsburg
Deacons Honored By First Baptist Lordsburg
The First Baptist Church of Lordsburg honored its Deacons and their wives at the Feb 26 morning service. Deacons received certificates and flowers, wives received flowers, followed by a dinner. Named honored couples were Homer and Mildred Baird, Harold and Ruth Bishop, Jake and Geneva McCarty, and Joe and Elsie Rouse.
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First Baptist Church of
New Mexicans Study in West Through WICHE Exchange
Ninety five New Mexicans attend professional programs in other western states under the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education exchange. In state tuition for public schools and reduced rates for private institutions apply, with costs shared by sending and receiving states. The program covers fields from architecture to veterinary medicine and aims to avoid duplicating Western offerings. WICHE, based in Boulder, was created 25 years ago to boost higher education in the region. Local commissioners Ferrel Heady Lenton Malry and Alfonso Ortiz report statewide participation. For information contact Fred M. Chreist Jr at Scholes Hall Albuquerque 87131 or call 277 2125.
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Western Interstate Commission For Higher Education
WICHE
West
Phillip Sirotkin
Boulder
Colo
New Mexico
Erning
Ferrel Heady
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Lenton Malry
Alfonso E. Ortiz
New Mexico Highlands University
Las Vegas
Fred M. Chreist, Jr
Scholes Hall
Deming Guitar Concert With Robert H Bluestone
Classical guitarist Robert H Bluestone of New Mexico Highlands University will perform at 8 p.m. Monday March 6 at the Deming Public Schools Auditorium. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students from Deming Arts Council members or Deming Rexall Drug. Bluestone, Brooklyn native, holds a BA in history, studied in Mexico City, and earned an M A from Eastern Michigan University. He has given about 15 solo recitals yearly since 1974 and has taught guitar in Michigan, Mexico City, and Oregon before joining Highlands.
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Deming Monany
Deming Arts Council
Deming Rexall Drug
Corner of
Pine and
Gold Streets
Robert H. Bluestone
New Mexico Highlands University
Deming Public Schools
Wildcat Drive
Deming High School
Bluestone
Brooklyn
N. Y
University of Poro Conn
Estudio del Arte Guitarristico
Mexico City
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Radical Five
Connecticut
New York
Ing
Portland
Ore
Highlands
Robert Bluestone
Las Vegas
N.M
Deming
The
Las Cruces to Host 19th Regional Science Fair
About 120 students from the southwest region of New Mexico will exhibit at the 19th annual regional competition of the National Science Fair on March 18 in the Pan American Center. Winners advance to the International Science Fair in Anaheim. NMSU will sponsor two regional winners, with partial funding for sponsoring teachers and about 40 percent of regional entrants qualifying for the state fair.
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Las Cruces
Pan American Center
New Mexico State University
New Mexico
Anaheim
Calif
J. Eldon Steelman
NMSA
NMSU
Steelman
Mission Inn
Cathy Knight
Kennett Melgaard
Wendell Hull
John Dickinson
Computer Center
Presentation on menopause planned in Silver City
Planned Parenthood of Southwest New Mexico sponsors an event at Western New Mexico University Science Building in Silver City on Thursday March 2 at 7 30 p m. Authoress Rosetta Reitz will discuss a positive view of menopause and a doctor will speak on menopausal women and estrogen.
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Planned Parenthood of
Southwest New Mexico
Rosetta Reitz
WNMU
Silver City
Vote For Me Satirical Quip Reflects Voter Trust Story
A witty remark circulates about political appeal as a woman tells a friend she seeks a partner who treats her as a voter and him as a candidate. The line captures a moment of campaign era social commentary.
Police Report for Lordsburg Week Ending February 27
Lordsburg city police reported an active week with one larceny investigation, two vandalism complaints, eight bar calls, eight false alarms, four arrests, and 71 public assistance calls.
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Lordsburg City
LHS Week Menu March 6 to 10
Monday offers milk mustard green cans with tomatoes tossed salad pineapple upside down cake. Tuesday features tacos with sauce lettuce tomatoes buttered corn spice cake with lemon. Wednesday serves sliced turkey whipped potatoes orange juice hot rolls butter cake with peanut butter. Also available cowpuncher beans okra tomatoes onion green chili cornbread butter rhipaelesauce pk ae patties with tartar sauce buttered potatoes peas lemon pudding.
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Frank Barrio
Curt Rice Stylist
Spruce
Assembly of God Church
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