Commission Agenda Set by State Game Commission in Santa Fe
The State Game Commission will meet in Santa Fe on May 26 to consider funding a recreational development at Charette Lakes near Springer and set the number of antlerless elk validations for fall hunts. Also on the agenda are property acquisitions near Chama, writing off worn or lost items, transferring a $800 animal trade credit to the Albuquerque Zoo, and forgiving some vendors' license liabilities. The Lakes project would add fencing for livestock control road work and improve camp and picnic areas with funding from the Game and Fish Bond Improvement Funds.
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State Game Commission
Santa Fe
Charette Lakes
Springer
Game and Fish Department
Harold Olson
Pino, Sanchez, and Mundy
Chama
Albuquerque Zoo
Oklahoma City Zoo
Game and Fish
Hidalgo County candidates announce re election and bids
A flood of filings shows Hidalgo County residents declaring candidacy for multiple offices in the June 6 primaries. Names include Kerr Salinas Thygerson Hughes Hatch McCarty Collins Bryan Diaz Gandara and others seeking sheriff clerk treasurer assessor district judge and commissioner seats with pledges of support.
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Hidalgo County
Robert A. Kerr
Bicycle Rodeo Contest Set in Hidalgo County
A Bicycle Rodeo Contest sponsored by County Extension Services and New Mexico State University will take place Saturday May 20 1978 at 10 a.m. at the baseball park. Open to all boys and girls ages 7 to 15 with a ten cent registration fee. Police will inspect bicycles and races of all kinds will be held. Optimist members assist. trophies donated by local merchants will go to first place finishers. Information and forms available through schools and the Hidalgo County Courthouse Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Extension Services
New Mexico State University
Hidalgo County
Changes in Social Security Back Payments Rules
A notice explains a law change restricting back payments of Social Security benefits if the payoff would permanently reduce the monthly benefit. Full retirement starts at 65 or as early as 62 with reductions. Back pay limits exclude disability or unreduced dependents benefits. Local contact details and weekly office hours are provided.
AARP Chapter Meeting May 22 At Civic Center
The AARP Chapter holds its regular meeting on May 22 at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center with guest speaker on Wills and Probate. Refreshments follow. Members are urged to attend per President Alice Martin.
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AARP
Civic Center
Alice Martin
Candidacy Announced for District Judge Division II
A candidate announces re election to District Judge Division II for Grant Luna and Hidalgo Counties subject to the Democratic Primary on June 6 1978 asking for support and votes. Pol Pol Adv.
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Hidalgo County
Mertice Brooks
Rosa Lina Salinas
Hidalgo
Grant
Luna
Patricio S. Sanchez
Fausto Noce
Ihereby
Ray Hughes
Division I
Arthur
Art
Bryan
New Mexico
Senate
A.D. Brownfield Jr
Dolores
Lola) Herrera
Lordsburg Brief highlights Mothers Day visit
Mrs Isabelle Cummings and children Steven and Eileen of Silver City spent Mothers Day with Grace Wright, the matriarch. Also visiting from El Paso were Mrs Damon Guy and Carolyn Guy. Mr and Mrs John Robertson joined the group in the afternoon.
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Isabelle Cummings
Steven
Eileen
Silver City
Cummings
Grace Wright
el Paso
Damon
Carolyn Guy
John Robertson
Hidalgo County Sheriff Monthly Patrol Report April
Hidalgo County Sheriff officers logged 16135 miles on patrol during April and served 75 legal papers. The department confined 238 aliens, 47 citizens, and nine juveniles in the county jail during the month.
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Hidalgo County
Local Minister Transferred to Albuquerque from Lordsburg
Rev Gerald L White pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Lordsburg is transferred to Albuquerque effective June 1. He began ministry in Lordsburg in November 1974 from El Paso Glen Arbor United Methodist Church. White becomes Associate Minister at Central United Methodist Church in Albuquerque working with Dr Harry Vanderpool and will direct youth ministry and evangelism for about 250 youths. He and his family depart Lordsburg June 1 and assume the new role June 2.
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Gerald L. White
First United Methodist Church of
Lordsburg
Albuquerque
White
Lordsburg Church
el Paso
Glen Arbor United
Albuquerque Church
Performance Set by Lordsburg Choir at St Josephs Sunday
The First United Methodist Church Choir of Lordsburg will sing a cantata The Church Triumphant at St Josephs Catholic Church of Lordsburg on Sunday May 21 at 7 30 p m. The choir is directed by Jim Culber son and the public is invited.
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First United Methodist Church Choir of
Lordsburg
Church Triumphant
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church of Lordsburg
Jim Culberson
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Commission
Lordsburg High School
Roswell
Juliana Moralez
Sandi Howard
Cathy Piverotto
Marquax Flores
Julia
Judy
K. Fisher
Patricia
Pat) Paulos
District III
State of New Mexico
Taxation Revenue Committee
Agricultural Committee
Legislative Council
von Rue Crawford
Sim Bowers
Jerry Veck
E. F
Moore
Sven O. Thygerson
Roy A. Hatch
Leroy McCarty
William
Bill) Collins
Margaret Ann Phillips
Shereby
Becky T. Diaz
District II
Paul G. Gandara
Roy Vaughn
Social Security Office
P. O
Las Cruces
East Railroad Avenue
N.M
Aarp News
Pol. Pol. Adv
Western Auto
H.P. Mower
H.P
Lordsburg Brief
Sheriff's Monthly Report
Mary Kay
Mary Louise Morgan
Elks Lodge
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