26 Mar 1965
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
1
The article reports Bell reducing rates by February and plans to deliver about 75 million dollars in savings. The piece notes expected customer benefits and broader impact on telecommunications pricing.
Miss Yolanda Estrada Renteria of Lordsburg earned fall semester honors at New Mexico State University. A senior in education in the College of Teacher Education, she maintained a high grade average while enrolled in full-time study and held leadership roles in Spurs Newman Club and related organizations.
The St Josephs Altar Society hosts a Mexican food sale at the C C Hall on Sunday March 28 from 1:00 to 6:00 PM. Tamales gorditas and burritos will be sold.
The Sheriff's Posse calls a meeting on April 6 at 7:30 PM in the Court House. They will discuss the fall rodeo parade entry committees and officer selections. All members and interested persons are urged to attend.
A correction clarifies the guest list for George birthday festivities. The fee recipient should read Glynace Doi instead of Ernest Dole as previously published.
Mrs. Linda Morelos was elected president of St. Josephs Ladies Altar Society at the last regular meeting succeeding Mrs. Cecilia Gandara. Elected vice president was Mrs. Pilar Mesa with Mrs. Liz Escobar and Mrs Lupe Rivera re elected secretary and treasurer respectively. Meetings will be held in the St. Josephs Gift Shop every other Monday after the Novena. all parish ladies are invited.
The New Mexico Game and Fish Commission reduced the daily bag limit to three trout for Escondida Lake in Socorro County and San Simon Lake in Hidalgo County. A 12 trout aggregate possession limit remains only if trout are caught in other waters, with total possession not to exceed 12. The change, prompted by half of the initial planting being caught early, aims to increase overall fishing success.
Charlie Beck minister of the Church of Christ at 319 E Fifth St along with his wife Virginia will return to Oklahoma on April first. They have made many friends here and enjoyed living in this region and note progress in the church through their work. Their new address is 1418 Canary Drive Pawhuska Oklahoma.
Regional Forester Fred Kennedy announced the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act program to fund future recreation areas. The 1965 annual sticker, valid for all occupants of a non commercial vehicle, goes on sale April 1 and begins June 1 in Southwestern National Forests. daily fees apply for those 16 and older. About 300 developed areas will require the sticker or a per entry fee, with a published list to come later.
A Tri State committee of service men's organizations left Silver City by plane for Washington to request President Johnson rescind the order closing Ft Bayard and other Veterans hospitals. James Kinkema represents the Lordsburg post of the VFW on the committee.
Seven members of a Safford area family died when their station wagon collided head on with a TIME trailer truck six miles east of Lordsburg. Two more children died at Hidalgo General Hospital, with survivors including several in serious condition. The crash, under investigation, is linked to alleged alcohol use by the driver Enrique Valles. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph's Church.
Rodney E. Newton notes a 1 471 819 saving in 1964 versus 1963 due to better management and scheduling. The unit served 82 275 more landowners with fewer hours and miles, and aided 18 more farms while performing 252 more services.
Lordsburg High School Varsity Choir conducted by Gene Rogers entertained visiting Lions from Tularosa at El Charro. Members included Elizabeth Atkinson Mar key Nancy Blakey Connie Brown Jean Galusha John Harper and others. Pianists were Louann Morgan and Jeune Hill. Soloists were Turrentine and Kennett. The group prepares a program for the Southwestern District Teachers Association meeting in Las Cruces on March 27 and for the Chamber of Commerce banquet in April.
Senior Class of 65 presents The Diary of Anne Frank Friday April 2 at 7 30 p m in the Cafetorium. Based on Anne Frank diary from 1943 Amsterdam the war era. Tickets 75c adults 40c students. proceeds aid the senior class activities.
George P. Jeffus suffered four heart attacks last Friday and was moved to Providence Memorial Hospital in El Paso on Wednesday. His condition was reported as not good, and Mrs. Jeffus was at his bedside.
A Juarez miner, Ramon Pena Munoz, won $5,000 at Juarez Race Track by correctly picking a 25 to 1 shot in race ten. He exchanged his ticket for Demosthenes and Irish Gale in the final race to be the sole winner, following a track rule guaranteeing at least $5,000. Over 42,000 fans attended the first two weeks, breaking prior season records.
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