Voter patterns show cross-ticket support in Lordsburg area
Observation Post reports that in Lordsburg divisions Republicans and independents leaned toward Democrats, hinting at cross-line voting during the general election. It notes district results, names several candidates, and reflects local political sentiment. Also mentions Sgt. Y Gallegos stationed in Japan inviting contact.
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Gatewick
Hidalgo
Lords
John
Crosdwater
Montoya
Sen
Goldwat
Johnson
Mechem
M Ufiva
Montoy
Goldand
George N Sizemore Dies In Silver City
George N. Sizemore 64 Grant County rancher died Friday afternoon at General Hospital Silver City after a longtime link with the Grant Sheriff's department. A 47 year resident, he was an uncle of Mrs Robert Martin of Bedrock and brother of Mrs Martha Rose of Bell Gardens. Funeral services were held earlier at Curtis Mor Church with Rev Joseph Sherman officiating and burial in Memory Lane Cemetery.
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George N. Sizemore
Grant County
Grant Sheriff's Department
General Hospital
Slver City
Sizemore
Robert Martin
Bedrock
Martha Rose
Bell Gardens
Calif
Curtis Morwith
Joseph Sher- Man
Church of Christ of
Meory Lane
Community Services Thanksgiving Service at First Methodist Church
A community Thanksgiving service is planned for November 26 at 10 AM at First Methodist Church. Everyone is urged to attend. further details will be published next week.
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First Methodist Church
Annual Farm Bureau Convention Slated In Carlsbad
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau plans its 44th annual meeting November 14-21 in Carlsbad. More than 1,000 delegates are expected to discuss farm labor legislation water rights apportionment and commodity programs with speakers from the American Farm Bureau along with Governor Campbell and local leaders. Key events include talent competition with a winner earning a trip to Philadelphia and the Western Dance at La Caverna Hotel.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Carlsbad State Farm Bureau
A. W
Bill) Langenmegger
Carlsbad
la Caverna Hotel
Langenegger
Farm Bureau
Carlsbad Caverns
Roger Fleming
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Warren Collins
AFBF
Jack M Campbell
American Farm Bureau Convention
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
National Talent Fund
la Caverna
Western Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company
City Council Approves Police Cars and Equipment Purchases
The Worthington Co. submitted the low bid of 808 dollars each for pumps and motors. The city will buy one Ford from Smith Ford Co. for 2277.30 dollars after trade-in and one Chevrolet from Miller Chevrolet for 2198.20 dollars after trade-in. Both cars will be outfitted for police use. An audit contract with Allan and Evertson was approved.
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Worthington Co
Ford
Smith Ford Co
Chevrolet
Miller Chevrolet
Allan and Evertson
Doris McCarty Named New Lordsburg Chamber Secretary
The Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce announces Doris McCarty as the new secretary, elected by the board at a special meeting last Thursday. She has served at the Lordsburg Liberal office for three years and will begin her duties in a week, replacing Hetty Bounda who is moving to Quemado Arizona.
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M. W. Davis
Silver City
Community Public Service
New Mexico
Lets Harwood
Lordsburg
Harwood
Davie
Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce
Leroy
Doris) McCarty
McCarty
Liberal
Hetty Bounda
Quemado
Arizona
Defiance of David Charles junior class play set tonight
The H S junior class presents The Defiance of David Charles in the Cafetorium with a 1 30 matinee and 7 30 evening show tonight November 13. Cornelio Ozeta stars as David Charles with a large cast including Efren Talavera Mrs Charles and Arlan Ropp directing. Tickets are 75 cents for adults 40 cents for students and may be bought at the door.
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David Charles
Cornelio Ozeta
Deer and bear hunting season dates listed by region
The northeast opens buck only on November 7 and switches to either sex on November 14. Carson Jicarilla allows either sex November 14 to 16. The southern half starts buck season November 14 with a November 15 close in Pecos Country. Bear season opens November 14 in the southeast and Lincoln National Forest. Quail season closes November 15 in the southwest and reopens mid December.
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Carson-Jicarilla
Pecos-Canadian
Lincoln National Forest
Harry Turner Elected Animas SWCD Chairman
The Animas Valley SWCD board elected Harry Turner of Rodeo as chairman at a meeting held in October. George Pendleton of Cloverdale became vice chairman and Archie Payne of Animas secretary. The board approved coop farmer and rancher appointees and reviewed the Collins Walker farm plan. Recent conservation work included 2700 feet of ditch lining, 54 acres leveled, and 12000 feet of stock water pipeline.
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Animas Valley
Swcd Board of Supervisors
Harry Turner
Rodeo
George Pendleton
Cloverdale
Archie Payne
Animas
Joe Majalaca
Charley Hoggett
Collins Walker
Cotton City
Separ
Elks Appeal For Deer Hides To Aid Veterans
Lordsburg Elks Lodge No 1813 asks deer hunters to donate deer cow or antelope hides for a veterans therapy program. Hides go to veterans hospitals nationwide via a non profit, with one cow hide returned per three deer hides. Call 542-3431 3216 or 3247 or bring hides to the CPS Power Plant.
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Lordsburg Elks Lodge No 1813
Elks
Douglas Strain
Veterans
McCarty Undergoes Surgery for Blood Clot
Chuck McCarty was operated on last Sunday at Providence Memorial Hospital to remove a blood clot. He is reported to be progressing satisfactorily and will stay in the hospital for several more days.
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Chuck McCarty
Providence Memorial Hospital
Schools Close Monday For Extra Hunting Day
Lordsburg municipal schools will be closed Monday November 16 to give students an extra day for hunting. Six weeks tests begin Wednesday with one day of review Tuesday, per principal B B McAlister.
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Lordsburg
B. B. McAlister
Mavericks Close Season With 21-6 Upset Over Hatch
Lordsburg Mavericks end 1964 football season with a 21-6 upset of Hatch Bears after strong defensive play by Ernesto Renteria and teammates. Joe Lopez stars with 45 yard kickoff return and two extra points, while Tinker Murray and Danny Saucedo contribute rushing scores. Several seniors wrap careers. season notes emphasize offensive gains and stout defense limiting Hatch to 71 yards total offense.
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Lordsburg Mavericks
Hatch Bears
Hot Springs
Mavericks
el Paso
Lordsburg
Joe Lopez
Lopez
Bears
Maverick
Tim Coates
Magdaleno Taranco
Hatch
Tinker Murray
Ernesto Renteria
Tony Alvarez
Danny Saucedo
Connie Hewitt
Renteria
Joe Tarango
Nick Granado
Bobby Fagardo
Magdaleno Tarango
John la Marea
Bernard Richardson
M Tarango
Eddie Rodriguez
la Marca
Robert Rodriguez
Jesus Martinez
Murray
Granado
Richardson
Richard Turrentine
Young Bounds
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Tachi Air Base
Yokusuki Naval Port
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