Artesia City covers summer recreation program details
Artesia’s Recreation Commission reviewed summer programs noting total spending 8997.71 with 6547.50 in salaries and 2050.21 in supplies. Registrations reached 3344, up from 2375 in 1966, with many activities listed and a plan to audit cigarette tax disbursements for Artesia funding. Hastings New Zealand fluoridation reduces decay but leaves seven dentists in city of 45000.
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Hastings
New Zealand
Don Menefee
Artesia
Mosquito spraying planned in Artesia area
Richard Swartz reports spraying will be done only by the city truck in the immediate city area. He notes flooded lowlands along the Pecos River have no current spraying value while water flows, and tests show no encephalitis danger at this time. Monitoring will continue amid cloudy, 56 degree morning.
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Artesia
Richard Swartz
Salt Cedars
Dog Canyon
Lake McMillian
Pecos River
Swartz
Pecos
95 year old woman dies in New Mexico crash
A Phoenix woman, Elizabeth Agnes Stevens, 95, died when her car collided with a westbound tractor-trailer on U.S. 66 near Bard, 34 miles east of Tucumcari. The vehicle swerved to avoid another car, and workmen took two hours to remove her body. The truck driver was uninjured. Kathy Dayton, 23, of Carson, California, was treated for shock and minor injuries.
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Tucumcari
N.M
Phoenix
Ariz
Elizabeth Agnes Stevens
U.S. 66
Bard
Kathy Dayton
Carson
Calif
Dayton
Steven
Holidays Delay Start of Class
Four year old students miss Monday start due to Labor Day and a fair holiday, pushed to Wednesday. About 10 to 15 children expected. 26 five year olds in kindergarten, target total of 40 four and five year olds in program. High school helpers named. Mary Ann Grissom directs new program with breakfast for eligible children.
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Lavella Wright
Mary Pena
Beatrice Torres
Irma Medrano
Beverly West
Parenthood
Mary Ann Grissom
Artésia football game programs sell to aid service group
Artésia High School hosts fundraising through sale of football game programs by the American Field Service. Keiko O'Kada of Kyoto, Japan, serves as a Current AFS student living with the Bartley family at 1508 W Dallas Ave. She may be invited as a guest to clubs after Jan 1 and talks can be arranged by calling Mrs Harold Creswell at 746 3178 after 4 pm.
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Artesia
American Field Service
Artesia High School
Keiko O'Kada
Kyoto
Japan
Arthur Bartley
Dallas
Ave
O’kada
Harold Creswell
Enrollment for evening adult education at Lomita School
Artesia officials announce enrollment for adult basic education classes at Lomita School Thursday evening from 6 30 to 9 30. Courses cover advanced intermediate and beginner levels, offered weekly during the school year with no charge. Adults urged to attend enrollment next Thursday night.
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Artesia
Lomita School
Nogal Lake Area Opens For Labor Day Weekend
Capitan Lincoln National Forest Supervisor Kenneth Evans says Nogal Lake Campground opens today for Labor Day weekend with a $1 daily fee per non commercial vehicle. Minor improvements have been added since last fall. The campground lies west of Capitan and north of Ruidoso.
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Capitan
Lincoln National Forest
Kenneth Evans
Nogal Lake
Evans
Ruidoso
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