Hadeco Drive of Membership Reaches 300 Mark
Hidalgo Development Corporation reports over 300 members signed up as of Tuesday with many residents not contacted yet. The drive continues. those not contacted are urged to call the chamber office or submit applications. A continuing list of new members includes Coles De La Riva Rudy Arambula Benny Arambula Mildred V. Smith Dan Schultz Caesar Flores Delores Flores Manuel Rendon Norma Rendon Oscar Gutierrez H. A. Saucedo Herbert V. Saucedo Presto V. Ren teria Mrs Ernesto V. Renteria and many others. (Continued on Page 3)
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Hidalgo Development Corporation CO
R. S
Chamber of Merce
Saleen
Coles
W. D. Strain
A. McCullough
Bonnie Array
Nick Hernandez
Bert McDonald
O'Neil Barker
Dave Warren
Gene Moore
Benton Oil
U. S. Lesty
Harry Bray
Albert Jones
Leta B, Harwood
Victor H, Reay Lewis H. Green J. R. Poindexter Jr
WM Moore
Martha M. Harvell
Pearl H. Walter Marvin Harper Glady Harper
Phyllis Murray
Gladys Sapp
John A. Johnson Jr
Nellie Diaz
Alice Camachorgaret
J. Powell
Fay Powell
A. Conner
Darrew
E. Richins Wrence Medina Ohn
A. Johnson Jr
Robertson A Robertson McGahey
Lavvergne
Merrill
Talavera
Marshall Kuykendall
Winnie Kuykendall
Dewey Jones
Jenie Stell
Smalley Kirk Elected To State Legislature Seats
Hidalgo County voters cast 60 percent in the general election. Doris McCarty was elected sheriff, first woman to win the post in New Mexico. State Senator T. M Smalley won the Hidalgo Luna Sierra district seat by 3,271 to 3,176 over Clif ford Moody. Kirk defeated Tobey for Hidalgo Luna state representative 2,152 to 1,992. Bond issue for college building and amendment abolishing justices of the peace carried statewide. 1,265 votes cast from 2,122 registered.
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Hidalgo County
Doris McCarty
William V. Spurgeon
Spurop
T. M *Smalley
Senate
Hidalgo-Luna-Sierra
Clifford E. Moody
Hidalgo
Smalley
Moody
Carter Webb Kirk
Deming
Hidalgo-Luna
Robert W. Tobey
Kirk
Tobey
David Cargo
Gene Lusk
Justices of the Peace
New Mexico
Forrest Wilkerson
Greenlee County
Arizona
Wilkerson
Arizona-New Mexico
Chase among 25 candidates for GWU Homecoming Queen
Miss Stephanie Chase of Lordsburg is among twenty five nominees for 1966 Homecoming Queen at George Washington University Washington D C She is a senior in the School of Public and International Affairs a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority and the Pre Law Society Entrants will be judged by a panel with five finalists chosen for student body vote during homecoming festivities November 11 and 12.
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Stephanie Chase
Harry S&s. Chase
Lordsburg
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
School of Public and International Affairs
Stephanie
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Big Sis
Inter-Sorority
Pre-Law Society
Mavericks Win Season Closer
Lordsburg Mavericks end 1966 football season with a 16 13 victory over Hatch Bears. Renteria and Sanchez spark late drive, Bas sa and Richardson key receiving, defense clamps down led by Richardson and Gonzales. Mavericks finish five wins five losses and tied for second in conference.
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Rommel Nunn
Lordsburg Mavericks
Hatch
Bears
Mavericks
Ernie Renteria
Scotty Jones
Hector Sanchez
Jared Richardson
Frank Herrera
Jones
Lordsburg
Maverick
Ruben Bas’sa
Hector’ Sanchéz
Renteria
Spenchez Renteria
Sanchez Jed
Bassa
Chad Richardson
Andy Gonzales
Gilbert Saucedo
T Or C
Ruidoso
Tularosa
Stella Valdiviezo Named Citizen Of Month
The S. H. S. student council selects Stella Valdiviezo as citizen of the month for citizenship, scholarship, leadership, dependability and service. active in school activities she serves as Pep Club president and belongs to Junior Class FTA FHA and GAA. She plans beauty school after graduating in 1968.
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S. H
Stella Valdiviezo
Stella
F. T.A
Banner Mine To Cease Operations This Month
Banner Mining Co will close its Lordsburg operations in the latter part of the month. Frank Bowman, mine superintendent, cites rising costs, lower ore grades, and an inability to secure a profitable copper price as the cause. Since June 1995 the mine produced 2 396 544 tons of ore and 114 654 870 pounds of copper, with 11 million plus in wages paid and 6.4 million in power and supplies. The closure affects 100 employees.
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Bowman
U. S
Lordsburg
Ite
Lordsburg Seniors Stage Little Women on Friday Night
The Class of 68 at Lordsburg High will present the play Little Women on Friday November 11 at 7 30 pm in the Cafetorium. Jo is played by Kate Turner Meg by Shirley Hitson Beth by Debbie Kirby and Amy by Karen Newton.
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Lordsburg High
Kate Turner
Meg
Shirley Hitson
Beth
Debbie Kirby
Amy
Karen Newton
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Hadeco
I. M. Smalley
Carter W. Kirk
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