UF fund campaign divisions organize calls in Artesia
Fred G. announces three divisions for the 1974 United Way campaign in Artesia. Commerce and Industry Division kicks off Friday with chair Howard Price and three sections led by Hammett, Fioretti and Bussey. Education and Government Division begins Monday under Dean Robinson with Elmer Perry and Vaughn Robinson directing county state and city employees solicitations. Mary Evelyn Teague and Edna Hedin lead Section S for Artesia Public Schools faculty and staff appeals.
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Commerce and Industry
Friddy
Howard Price
CVEC
Price
Charles F. Hammett
Floyd Hall
Mel Myers
Bill Hunter
Dick Fioretti
Bill Henry
Lyndell Ritchie
Ron Ballew
Vernon Watson
Gordon R. Bussey
Jack Reid
Bill Gray
Clarence Juarez
Jim Miller
Tom Sivley
Ernest Thompson
Jim Watson
Grady Wright
Peyton Yates
Dean Robinson
Artesia Public Schools
Robinson
Elmer Perry
Vaughn Robinson
Don Price
Joe Howell
United Way
City of
Artesia
Mary Evelyn Teague
Edna Hedin
Partial forest closure eyed in low rainfall at Ruidoso
Lincoln National Forest officials warn the Ruidoso area may partial close due to record low rainfall and high fire danger. Ranger District fire prevention technician Charles A. Mook notes very high danger as annual grasses dry and fall winds rise. A southwest firefighting crew will be stationed in the district as long as needed amid deer hunts and upcoming muzzle loader season.
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Ruidoso
Lincoln National Forest
Charles A. Mook
Roswell
Lincoln County
Southwest
Artesia Board discusses bond plans and school policy updates
Artesia Public Schools board reviews bond election plans and facility needs for vocational programs. They consider using vacant rural schools, with remodeling and bussing implications, and address changing the AHS athletic AAAA status pending NM Activities Association timelines.
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Artesia
Artesia Public Schools Board of Education
Board of Education
Lomita
AHS
Warren Nell
A. G. Montgomery
New Mexico Activities Association
Nell
Racher and Gonzales Rites Scheduled in Ruidoso
Funeral services set in Ruidoso for James B. Racher 26 of San Patricio and Florencio G Gonzales 66 of San Patricio after separate U S 70 head on collisions and a joint rosary. Racher leaves wife Elizabeth daughter Kelly sisters and brothers. Gonzales survived by wife and extended family. Burial for Racher in Coe Cemetery and for Gonzales in San Patricio.
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Ruidoso
First Presbyterian Church
James B. Racher
San Patricio
Frank Crown
Presbyterian Church
Coe Cemetery
Clarke’s
Chapel of Roses
Racher
U.S 70
Michigan
Elizabeth Racher
Kelly M. Racher
Dixie Hogarth
Lloyd W. Racher
Terrance L. Racher
Ted G. Racher
John W. Cooper
Hilario M. Salas
Estella Salas
Reyes Salas
Reynaldo Chaves
Teresa Buckner
Ramona McTeague
Julia Cruz
Magdalena Nieto
Pete Salas
Teofilo Salas
Juan Raymond
Ruben Salas
Alfred McTeague
Jimmy McTeague
Euciaio Pina
Willy Romero
Basil Romero
Mr. Salas
Florencio G. Gonzales
Artesia High selects 1973 homecoming queen candidates
Artesia High School announces 1973 homecoming queen candidates all seniors Donna Canada Collette Cauhape Cynthia Hathcock and Aurelia Suarez with Bonnie Marvin as junior attendant and Maggie Leyba Kanda Gaba as sophomore attendants Leyba and Gaba runoff election set Wednesday for attendant and queen. AHS Bulldogs face Roswell Coyotes in Bulldog Bowl with parade 4 p.m. Janet Johnson parade marshal and student council led by President Stanley Brewer.
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Artesia
Artesia High School
Donna Canada
Arty R. Canada
Briscoe
Collette Cauhape
Felix Cauhope
Hope
Cynthia Hathcock
James Hathcock
W. Washington
Aurelia Suarez
Virginia Suarez
Bonnie Marvin
Jack Marvin
Sears
Maggie Leyba
Tim Leyba
Hank
Kanda Gaba
James Gaba
Ray
Miss Leyba
Miss Gaba
AHL Bulldogs
Roswell Coyotes
Janet Johnson
Marshall
AHS
Stanley Brewer
Apple Festival Preparing At High Rolls Community Center
High Rolls Mountain Park Lions Club plans the annual Apple Festival on Oct 20 21 at the community center. Lions will sell apples cider and candied apples while Lionesses offer apple butter and the Mothers Club pies. Visitors may ride a free haywagon and watch a helium balloon marked LIONS soar over the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Rolls-Mountain Park Lions Club
High Rolls-Mountain Park
Cottage Row
High Rolls
Mothers’ Club
Apple Bowl Extension Club
Richard Friesen
Clem
Zeke
Schmit House
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Fred G
United Hansen
Don Brewer
Supt
School Board
State Board
Abo
Central
Hermosa
Yucca
Roselawn
Penasco
Head Start
Grand Heights
Bruce King
Albesita S. Gonzales
Juan
Isaquio
Frank
Elvira Salcido
Caprina Herrera
Mary Duran
Eva Montoya
Siguesmunda Sanches
Robert Gonzales
Mr. Gonzales
Woo
East Second and Garden
Riac
Wilshire Center
Plains Park Center
Monterey Center
E. 2Nd
Garden
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