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10 HIDALGO COUNTY HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2013
00uly 4,. war memorial to be held in Rodeo
people may have been involved
in both campaigns). Anyone who
would like to honor the memory
of a loved one who participated
in these wars is encouraged to
join in the parade. Those who
have died could have their pho-
tograph carried by the hero's
Letters to the
Editor
The Hidalgo County Her-
/ aid urges readers to
voice their opin-
ions by writing in.
Letters can be
mailed to 212 E.
Motel Drive, Ste. B, or can be
e-mailed to
hcherald@aznex.net. Only let-
ters that are signed by the au-
thor will be considered for
publication. All letters" that are
published should be consid-
ered the opinion of the author,
and not necessarily that of the
Hidalgo County Herald. Read-
ers are encouraged to practice
their First Amendment right of
free speech.
Let's be clear
Dear Editor:
Heard today that the new
Courtesy submission
On July 27, 1953 the United
Nations, with its most prominent
supporter, the United States of
America, signed a truce with
Communist North Korea. That
agreement has remained rela-
tively stable for the past 60 years.
The USA also signed a peace
treaty with Communist North
Vietnam 40 years ago; a treaty the
North Vietnamese broke 2 years
later. The subsequent invasion of
South Vietnam, and the overall
instability of Southeast Asia that
followed, resulted in the killing
of over 3 million of the region's
inhabitants. Both the Korean
War and the Vietnam War have
been referred to by some histori-
ans as continuing conflicts of the
Second World War.
Please join the Rodeo, NM
area community in commemorat-
• ing the 60th and 40th anniversa-
ries of these wars that helped stop
communist aggression. This 4th
of July Parade in Rodeo will in-
clude parade entries from partici-
pants of both conflicts. The Ro-
deo 4th of July Parade will be held
on Independence Day starting at
6 pm.
There is also a need for vet-
erans of these wars to join one or
both of the parade entries (some
° A
friend or relative. Korean War
participants can be considered
anyone involved in the initial
battles to those serving in South
Korea today.
To join in the celebration
please call Craig McEwan at 520-
558-0369.
immigration bill has been writ-
ten on so many pieces of paper
that it. already weighs 24 lbs.
That is huge!! Nobody can read
that!! To use some of Obama's
own words, "Let's be clear" on
immigration. Let's let every-
body get a fair shake. Appar-
ently there's 11 million law-
breakers here, the Pres, demo-
crats & some republicans want
to give them amnesty, (at least
that is what ole John McCain
said, "We must pass this am-
nesty bill) Humph,gag hurmp!
He nearly choked on his tongue
when he said it too. Ha ha. It's
amazing the lies they tell! No
how, to get a fair shake & have
a fair share, they should also
allow 11 million Germans, 11
million French, 11 million En-
glish, 11 million Japanese, 11
million Africans etc. To be fair
they should all get a fair shake
at becoming American citizens
huh? All without shutting down
the border. Ole Schummer said,
"It will take years, years & years
to get that done." In other words
it is the same ole BULL
HOCKEY. It seems funny that
the NSA, IRS can find an
American CITIZEN but the
Government can't find 11 mil-
lion illegals. In 1986 Reagan
gave amnesty & congress was
going to make sure the border
is closed!! HA HA Didn't hap=
pen Vote NO on immigration
until the border is closed.
Also the Constitution al-
lows the right of citizens to keep
& bear arms, the democrats
want to disarm citizens, so to
have my fair shake, lets be fair,
take all democrats guns away
from them. They are the ones
that want it done, I think that's
fair. Take their "body guards"
guns away. Call your Senators
& Congress people, vote NO on
Gun Control.
Nuff said for now
God Bless our wonderful
Military & our Country.
Gene Chadborn
Animas NM
MA
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HIDALGO
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Ferst Day of Summer
4 7 PM
orth Main
St. * Lordsburg
For info or
booth, contact
Christine Ortiz at
520-507-0455
Whip Peterson won his four roping events.
HYRA releases Week Two results
Courtesy submission
The Hidalgo Youth Rodeo
Association hosted it's second
gymkhana of the summer series,
last Thursday, the 13th. A record
91 contestants participated!
There were 16 beginning riders
in he lead-line class. The 0-5
dummy roping was won by
Caden Hooper of Willcox, fol-
lowed by Cooper Young of Sil-
ver City. Third place went to
Dally Peterson of Hachita and
fourth to Cade Stratton of
Willcox. Cooper led in the over-
all 0-5 pointrace with firsts in the
barrel race(23.601 seconds), flag
race(9.442) & goat tying(around
the neck)(9.925) on his quick
miniature pony, Bumblebee.
Caden was second, winning the
fourth event, pole bend-
ing(28.173).
Whip Peterson of Hachita &
Baylee Motes of Silver City led
the 6-9 age group being high
point boy and girl. Whip won
his four roping events: break-
away(6.33), step-down(6.62),
steer stopping(6.77) and heel-
ing(17.63). Baylee won three of
her four events: barrels(18.617),
flags(8.438) & poles(22.519),
with a second place finish in the
goat tying.
Quirt Peterson of Hachita was
high point boy in the 10-13 age
group, winning three of his four
roping events: double
muggin'(24.25), steer stop-
ping(7.09) & heeling(15.03) and
a second in the break-away.
K'Dayl Looney of Silver City
was high point girl with a win in
the goat tying(ll.339) and sec-
ond in the barrels and poles.
Justin Kibler of Willcox led
the racb in the 14-18 age group
with wins in the tie down rop-
ing(15.09), goat tying(14.120)
and heeling(10.98). Talena
Campbell of Safford led the girl's
race for the saddle with thirds in
the barrels(19.409) &
poles(24.837). Event points are
not split between boys and girls,
but total cumulative points will
be, so that the high point boy and
girl each win a trophy saddle at
the end of the season. With five
gymkhanas left there are still a
lot of points up for grabs! Each
contestant will also get to drop
the lowest score in each event and
prizes will be awarded to every
contestant.
Thank you to all the HYRA
sponsors for providing such great
prizes for kids of southwest New
Mexico and southeast Arizona to
work towards and many more
thanks to all the directors and
volunteers who help to make each
gymkhana a success!
CooperYoung on Bumblebee
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you 're. Invited
To The Animas All School Reunion 6z Centennial Celebration
For Anyone Who Graduated, Attended or Worked at Animas Schools
July 13, 2013
• Animas Public Schools
Animas, NM
R.S.V.P. By July 1, 2013 •
Can You Make It?
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Registration Fee: $15.00 an Individual, $25.00 a Couple, $45.00 per Family
You may pay now with a check or pay when you sign-in at the reunion.
Make checks payable to Animas Reunion Fund
Please mail this RSVP to:
, Animas Reunion
P.O. Box 81
Animas, NM 88020
For More Information, visit www.animasreunion.com or call 575-313-9000