Tularosa Wildcats Top Lordsburg 14-0 in Conference Match
Tularosa defeats Lordsburg 14-0 in a defensive Class B conference game. Gilbert Lopez and Candelaria connected for a 40 yard TD in the fourth quarter after a scoreless first half, with ferreria and Valdez keying the Wildcats rushing game and Emes to Renteria aiding the offense as Lordsburg struggled to mount sustained drives.
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Tularosa Wildcats
Lordsis Mavericks
Rosa
Ing
Tularo
Gilbert Lopez
Candelaria
Zerry
Fordsburg
Wildcats
Tula
Ruben Bassa Emes
Renteria
Wild
Ferreria
Jerry Valdez
Joe
Civil Service Announces New Examinations This Week
The Civil Service Commission lists new examinations for Geologist and Engineers with salaries from 5,495 to 8,945 annually. Jobs span the Real Survey Bureau of Management Bureau Mines and Reclamation across 17 states plus Alaska. Applications to the Geological Survey in Washington DC 20242 and to the Farmers Home Administration in Denver Colorado. No written test for some positions. many details via Announcement DE-1 685 and DE-10 1965 grow opportunities nationwide.
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US. Civil Service Com
Real Survey
Bureau of Management
Bureau Mines
Department of Interior
Board of Ex
Geological Survey
D. C
The
of Reclamation
Alaska
Board of Iners
Bureau of Reclama
Denver
Fed Center
Colorado
Farmers Administration
Depart of Agriculture
Ap PY
Board of Examiners
Famers Home Administration
Fedeval
Grazing Permits Renewed For Local Ranchers In New Era
The Las Cruces District Bureau of Land Management renews ten year term grazing permits for John T Muir East allotment and W E Dunagan south east of Lordsburg. Permitted 2160 acres and 37 cattle. Field work by Jerry Townsend.
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Las Cruces
Bureau of Land Management
J. W. Young
John T Muir
W E. Dunagan
Lordsburg
Jerry Townsend
Farmers and Employers Warned on Social Security Tax
Farmers who hire workers this year must keep records to file Social Security returns in January 1966. Workers qualify by earning 150 dollars from one employer or by working 20 or more days for one farm employer. Employers owe 7 percent tax, with 3 percent withheld from wages. report must include worker names addresses and social security numbers and total wages.
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Gene Ott
New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service
Ott
Painting On Display At Lordsburg Club Window
The Lordsburg Business and Professional Women's Club features a Myron Weckworth painting in the Chamber of Commerce window this month. Karen Tucker chairs the personal development committee with Ella Brown and Sharon Adams as members for a program at the October 14 meeting at the Range Restaurant. Guest speakers will be Jean Galusha and Loret Gandara, 1965 Girls State delegates.
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Myron Weckworth
Lordsburg
Knights of Pythias Dinner and Bingo Planned
The Knights of Pythias schedule a barbecue dinner and bingo on November 2 at the K. P. Hall. Dinner will be served from six to eight p.m. at $1.25 per plate. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
National Guard to Hold Tactical Field Exercise in October
The Battery C, 200th Artillery will take part in a tactical field exercise in the Black Mountain area near Deming on October 16 and 17. The event, led by Captain Jesus Estrada, aims to present the Second Battalion with the Outstanding Battalion award during Annual Field Training 1965 and to qualify guardsmen in small arms. Attendance is mandatory with reporting times set for 7 30 am at the armory and 8 am for movement. Pvt Jose M Lopez and several returning veterans noted from Lordsburg High School are mentioned in the period's roster.
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200Th Artillery
Black Mountain
Deming
Jesus Estrada
Fort Bliss
Texas
Manuover
Jose M. Lopez
Lola Lopez
National Guard
Loz
Lordsburg High School
Santiago G. Arredondo
Fred §. Gonzales
Alfredo C. Laguna
Pablo C Sandoval
Grocery Operator Frank Yee Dies After Brief Illness
Frank Yee, owner of the Hidalgo Grocery on Railroad Ave in Hidalgo, died early Friday morning October 8 at Hidalgo General Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Canton China in 1907 he came to the United States in 1923 and worked in his friend Yee Toy’s grocery in Morenci Arizona before moving to Silver City then Lordsburg to establish the Hidalgo Grocery. Funeral services were held at Heather Chapel with Rev Don Baker officiating and burial at Mountain View Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Frank Yee
Hidalgo
Railroad Ave
Hidalgo General Hospital
Canton
China
United States
Yee Toy
Morenci
Ariz
Silver City
Congo Missionary To Address Methodists Service
The Rev. Lawrence H. Robinson, Methodist missionary to The Congo, will speak at First Methodist Church next Wednesday at 7 30 PM. He will discuss Christian work in Africa during a time of political strife and will meet Methodist Men at a Fellowship Breakfast Thursday at 7 AM. reservations encouraged via Rev. Earl Ball.
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Lawrence H. Robinson
Congo
First Methodist Church
Mr. Robinson
Africa
Earl Ball
Rifle Range to Be Open All Day Sunday
The Hidalgo Rifle and Pistol Club will keep its range west of town open all day Sunday October 17 for hunters and shooters to practice or sight in rifles. A morning shoot begins at 7 30 with possible pistol shooting afterward. At the October 4 meeting Jim Ragland was elected Range Safety Officer, replacing Ike Kennett.
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Hidalgo Rifle and Pistol Club
Jim Ragland
Ike Kennett
Virgil Jones
Lordsburg Elks Take First In Las Cruces Ritual Contest
The Lordsburg Benevolent Protective Order of Elks No. 1813 won first place in a ritualist contest in Las Cruces on Sunday October 10. Attendees included exalted ruler J K Kindexter Jr leading knight Victor G Lagar loyal knight Joe E McCarty lecturing knight Charles L Height esquire Edward A Diaz chaplain Bill McGhey interguard Preston Lindsey and George Thomas Barney candidate. Las Cruces placed second Silver City third and Alamogordo followed.
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Lordsburg Benevolent Protective Order of Elks No. 1813
Las Cruces
J. Kk. Kindexter Jr
Victor G. Lagar
Joe E. McCarty
Charles L. Height
Edward A. Diaz
Esquire
Bill McGhey
Chaplin
Preston Lindsey
Interguard
George Thomas Barney
Lordsburg
Silver City
Alamogordo
Woman's Club Skit Night Planned by Lordsburg Group
Local Lordsburg ladies from several civic groups will join the Lordsburg Woman's Club for a Monday October 18 program at 7:30 in the Club House. A competitive skit between the Twiddle-dees and the Do-it-Rights is part of the entertainment. Women of the community are invited to attend and benefit from the event.
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Woman’s Club
Lordsburg Woman's Club
Sorority Members View Switzerland Travel Films
Members of Alpha Upasilon sorority enjoyed a program of travel films on Switzerland hosted by Fay Ruvens at her home. Carleen Massey presided over the regular meeting in Frankie Weckworths absence. Plans were set for the district meeting in Lordsburg on October 31.
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Alpha Upasilon Sorority
Switzerland
Fay Ruvens
Carleen Massey
Frankie Weckworth
Lordsburg
City Council weighs low cost housing and sewer tile bids
The council awarded a clay sewer tile contract to W R Ritter Lumber Co at 49.8 cents per foot and discussed delinquent licenses. An airport by pass plan by Alan Koff was taken under advisement while a federal aid survey for low income housing was requested to see if Lordsburg qualifies.
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W. R. Ritter Lumber Co
E. M. Fisher
V. Nunn
Alan Koff
Silver City
Public Housing Administration
Lordsburg
New Postal Increase Sets Higher Prices for Stamped Envelopes
Postmaster Felix Gauthier Jr of Animas announces higher prices for stamped envelopes effective immediately. The 5 cent stamp rises by one cent when bought singly or in small quantities, with larger quantities eligible for price lists at local post offices. The change aims to cover costs as stamped envelope service ran losses despite a cheaper contract starting January 1, 1966. The new envelope features a pointed flap and brighter paper, and details on bulk pricing are available locally.
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Felix Gauthier, Jr
Animas
Gauthier
Wright qualifies as Mayflower descendant in New Mexico
Grace Wright has been notified of her eligibility for the New Mexico Society of Mayflower Descendants. Traced through her father H. H. Tippets to Degory Priest, a Mayflower passenger who died in the first winter. She is the first New Mexico member with this lineage.
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Grace Wright
New Mexico Society of
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Animas Weather Data
Weather Bureau
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Knights OF Pythians
Usness
Elks
Woman's Club
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H LP
City Council
Wright
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