Georgetown CES Honors 1976 Scholarship Winners
Georgetown Chapter No 4 of the Order of the Eastern Star honored four 1976 scholarship recipients at a May potluck at the Mimbres Masonic Hall. Debra Fowler Michael D French Steve Scholl and Debbie Click received cash awards and Certificates of Honor for Rainbow and DeMolay service and high school achievement.
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Georgetown
Order of the Eastern Star
Mimbres Masonic Hall
Debbie Click
Kelly Click
Debra Fowler
John Fowler
Michael D. French
Dean French
Steve Scholl
John Scholl
Click
Steve Schall
Catherine M. Smith
Irma Clark
Ruth Humphrey
Rainbow
Astern Stars
Masons
Lodge of Research A.F. & A.M
DeMolay
Georgetown Chapter No. 4
OLS
CES
Abbie Click
CHS Student Wins ENMU Scholarship
Betty McAnally of Cobre High School receives a Continuing Scholarship from Eastern New Mexico University for the 1976 fall semester. The award pays 5100 a semester for four years to top ten percent graduates entering as freshmen.
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Betty McAnally
Cobre High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Eastern
Tremor Shakes Bogotá with Minor Damage Reported
A 25 second earthquake rattled windows in Bogotá affecting Bisqzakia and Caldas provinces about 109 miles from Bagale. Officials reported no casualties or severe damage as the quake registered 4 on the Mercalli scale.
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Bogota
Colombia
Bisqzakia
Caldas
Bagale
Pacific
Cliff Schools to Hold Graduation Ceremonies
Cliff eighth grade and senior classes will receive diplomas May 2 at the high school gym. Honor graduates include Debbie Haven Line and Cheryl Hutchison salutorian with Marci Smith galucitatorian and Shelly Hudson galutatorian. Guest speaker is Pat Visick of Kennecott China Mines. Read more on the graduating list of eighth graders and the senior class names and attendees.
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Pat Vislek
Kennecott Copper Corporation
China Mines Division
Cliff
Clife
Debbie Havenline
Cheryl Hutchison
Marci Smith
Shelly Hudson
Pat Visick
Hurley
Debbie Balentine
Karri Carter
Bonmie Crumbley
Kathy
Health Services Needs More Money
The New Mexico Health and Social Services Board seeks $400,000 from the legislature to cover shortfalls in county and city support for local health programs. Local governments have reduced funding for county health departments, immunization clinics, family planning, prenatal care, and venereal disease treatment. A $2.50 pharmacist prescription fee was also proposed, to start July 1. The Laguna Social Rehabilitation Center will receive a $123,000 grant over 24 months as the HSSD studies a variable fee schedule.
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Santa FE
State Health and Social Serices Board
HSSD
Fernando C de Baca
CdeBaca
C de Baca
Santa Fe County
Local club meetings and talks listed for Thursday
Forty & Eight meets at 3 p.m. in the Veterans Center with Mrs Earl Weaver hosting and a program on Great Moments of American Heritage. Beta Sigma Phi preceptor Tau Chapter hosts at Mrs John Schade’s home. Newcomer's Club installation and luncheon at 10 a.m. at the Holiday Motor Hotel. Harrison Elementary holds final parent advisory meeting at 74 p.m. Silver City Parks chief Ron Daan discusses summer recreation. Deputy Mike Carillo to present on drug abuse. Refreshments and babysitter provided.
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Veteran's Center
Preceptor Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Earl Weaver
John Schade
Newcomer’s Club
Holiday Motor Hotel
Harrison Schmitt
Schoo
Silver City Parks and Recreation
Ron Daan
Mike Carillo
Grant County
New Mexico Voter Registrations Grow After Purge
State election officials report 38,905 new registrations in 21 counties after the 1974 purge and before the April 20 deadline. Democrats lead with 25,379 new registrations and Republicans total 10,159. The purge cut rolls from 504,197 in 1974 to 398,363 in 1975, with Democrats remaining more numerous statewide.
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Santa FE
State Election Bureau
Election Bureau
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Ns Repub
Licans
Repubcan
Bernalillo County
Bernalilla
Santa Fe County
Glenwood News captures local life and school cheers
Glanwood residents celebrate gun shoot winners and youth graduations while clubs invite new members. Warmer notes cover family milestones, 4-H events, band visits, community picnics, and nearby road openings. Juliette Low flagships Girl Scout roots on March 12, 1912.
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Juliette Low
Girl Scout Movement
America
Injection Program Starts in Nationwide Flu Immunization
The Center for Disease Control ordered 1,400 jet injectors to immunize up to 1,000 persons per hour for a nationwide fall flu program. A $1,318,915 contract with Veritrin Medical Products of Carlstadt, New Jersey was announced, with 600 more injectors possible at $935 each for state and local health agencies. The campaign targets immunizing 200 million Americans against swine-type flu. Indians in the Connecticut Valley valued their sacred tobacco used for cigars, grown by braves who barred others from tending it.
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Atlanta, Ga
Center For Disease Control
Vernitran Medical Products, Inc
Carlstadt
N.J
Acbe
Connecticut Valley
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Debbie Barentine
Cheryl Wutchi
Eddie Vasques
Toro, N. Mex
Silver City
Bactans
Per Paras
Doug WA
Shead
Tates Goxtrille
Ivan
Wales
Ik Ieee
Betograh
Studie Hearst
Saterday
Toby
CHS
ENMU
Columbia
Cliff Schools
Washington
Laguna Social Rehabilitation Center
The
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Charles Lopez
Earl
Glenwood News
Tagal
Bob Meyers
Tyrone
Reserve Sportsman Club
50 Reserve Club
Mark McKee
Eddie Luera
Ronnie Edwards
Butch Spooner
Tim Klumker
Jeff Menges
Bob Cloudt
Las Cruces
Terry
Phoenix
Fred
Clarica Holliman
Greg Fuller
Reserve
Glanwood
All Faust
Charlene
Bill
Eva Faust
Navy
San Francisco
San Diego
Essie Richards
Bob Thompson
Animas
Marcharen Moore
Dill Moores
Alma
John Hervey
Becky Hervey
Diane
Donna
Debbie Keith
Robin Shellhorn
Nancy
Bong Thomas
Elsworth Tipton
Rachel Henderson
Magdalena
Forest Service
Roswell Institute
M. Collins
Thompson Bakery
Rob Thompson
Bill Friel
el Paso
EM. Collins
Lynn Gibbs
Mogallan
Bud Boyle
Cruces
Mogallon
Lower Mogallon
Sit
Red Clanton
Louise Lyon
Vivian Wray
Magallan
B.R. Redwine
Redwires
Willow Creek Cabin
Willow Creek
Snow Lake
Kodacolor
Offerexmres
Fachiding
Cortez
Camp Thunderbird
Mimbres
Call
Southwest
Christian Center, Inc
P.O. Box
Sliver City
N.M
A.C
Chon
Manzano Democrat
A.C. Manzano
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