Menopause and other health Qs from readers
A health column answers reader questions on menopause symptoms and their management with hormones, stressing that many changes are not disease and are often tied to aging and nerves. It includes replies on neck artery concerns, stomach capacity, hair counts, and a note on frozen versus fresh orange juice.
UNM Mortar Board Honors 400 New Mexico Senior Girls
The University of New Mexico Mortar Board chapter will award about 400 certificates of merit to senior high school girls from 52 New Mexico schools based on SCAT scores and principal recommendations. Roswell High School seniors Peggy Arrington et al and Roberta Trainor from St Peter High School are named recipients.
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University of New Mexico
Mortar Board
UNM
New Mexico
Roswell High School
Peggy Jean Arrington
Sandra FE. Blanston
Gennean D. Chesser
Betty R. Ely
Mary D. Evans
Sally L. Gardner
Judy Harris
Marha J. Hart
Anna L. Hayes
Emily F. Johnson
Susan FE. Keith
Mery L. Long
Lawanda J. Miller
Cherri Ann Parker
JoAnne
Roberta Trainor
St. Peter High School
Roswell
TODAY'S HEALTH HINT Learn how to turn in a fire alarm
Learn how to correctly operate a fire alarm device with practical steps and safety tips. The guide explains testing procedures, signaling, and when to evacuate for household and workplace environments.
Ferocious robber fly sports mustache and beard
A robben fly with a bristly facial mass protects its eyes from flying prey. The unusual mustache and beard-like hairs aid shielding during attacks.
Anderson to Speak At Colorado College Commencement
Colorado Springs will host the 1965 Colorado College commencement on May 31 with Robert O. Anderson of Roswell New Mexico, industrialist and Aspen Institute chairman, delivering the address. His daughter Julia, a December graduate, will also receive a bachelor degree.
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Anderson
Ert O. Anderson
Roswell, N.M
Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies
Colorado College
Julia
Trophy Awarded For Medical Speech
Lt. John Nicholson won the weekly Noonday Toastmasters trophy for a speech titled Doctor Doctor My Child Has Been Poisoned. He spoke at the weekly meeting about the dangers of childhood poisoning deaths prompting the award.
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John Nicholson
Lt Larry Batch Wins Judges Cup For Speech
Lt. Larry Batch won the event with an extempo speech on a minor highway safety topic.
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Phy
Larry Batch
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