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Stackpole requested the sferred to them brought COJ]Siderable fiSCSl y~ar was.broken into four Up-. soon as possible. . e e ra e versary c:Ounty hire a stuilent from· the Zia discussion. "If we rebuild lbe road, why coming meetings. The fu'st will be on Commissioner ·Hightower ex- · <> training proram on a 20 hour, per week should .we take it off?" questioned revebue sharing and generlll review or pressed concern of bow the town of March 18, Zia · Sentor Citizens Employment Week" and presented a training basis. The ·student would do Chairman McKlllght. . ' the rougb ciraft on Aprill_O. May 1 will CarrizOzo appeared to those ~avellng celebrated their first anniversary of the Proclalmation from .the GovernQ.r grounds maintanence and other A ~lem with Ruidoso involve fmal adjustments, May 22 the Highways 54 and 380. opening· of the Senior Cltlzens Center. which stated that March 11·17 was

~custodial work. She stated the student concerned the Cedar Creek R!Jad. It . ftn.!l,hearlng and draft approval and "Carrizozoisthecounty-seatandis While guests enjoyed a delicious "OiderA!nericruiEmployment Week". · waa trained In these aspects and w.as was reported the road Itself belonged to June 12 will be the final ap,ilroval. The representative of the county," he .assortment of "pot luck" food; Sister The Center employs two senior citl~ens,

lloW lil need of a · reiil·llfe working Ruidoso but the roads stemming from it Items and dates will be published prior · stated. "A bad Image for the town is J G ha D' , th Zla .c t , Petra Lopez and Flora Lee Brya.n,

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situtaUon .In which to test his training. were county. A sugges~ion to not toll<!li · fo ':he meetings. · · · ·· tlierdore il tiad lmilgetor f;he cowity." . v~:la e Fe~t:,.ee:e~~e~er ro': ~; recepliotiisls. · ·· · • · 1--------l!'U'woo~dbenolongerthan-a-yearc's Cedat Cteek.road.untU....the-legality..ls--DOn Roovei;-dlrector-oftheMental_ He-moved to ask~ the Camzozo mayor- ,fnjiTo)'menrciimniiSSfoil and t;JJpe --ll1r-Mendex..spoke on how ->m'-"""'-----·'.f•

commitment. After a year we will know worked out dropped the matter, Health Program of . Llncolil County to clean-up the garbage dump and the Mendez R!Jswell Director of Area .. Center originated. The Center was

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She explained his salary would be. who stated a road now being main- Counclling B~:rvlces are provid{!d for handle their garbage herein this town," pe ' Beatrice Beltran, sccreatry; John met so ~cent with CETA funds under · talned by county crews was not a family and alcohol pi'Oblems by a start Hightower added. Sister Jan thanked all who Jllade Jiron~ driver; · Louisa Montano,

. the National Association for Hiring .county road .but was on their property.... oHlve,..'l'wo offices are now open part· / lhe fll'St year possible. · -- receptionist; BettY Means, Retarded Persons. Viola, Fenter gave a short Bookkeeper; Lorenzo Beltran and

• '111e Commission 'approved hiring New Chairman s'eiected __: . . " presentation on "Older American Steve Brewer, weatherization. Jacldei?rleveasagoodwaytosupport .. . .. , , ... ., , .••. ,.._ , , .•.. ,, e ,.. ·---:-··-:· .. ~··· -·--·---· '

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format ·for voter registration, Keith • . · • •' Hennlgh of the Automated Voter The reorganization of the board negiliii-aiion Service told tlie com-. \vasontheMMch13th~rrizowSchooi ·mission every- county must be able to Board agenda. Other Items lnclude.d deliver to the Secr~tary of State· a teacher employment, w.hlch required

· C:OmJ!)IW' nlalinetlc tape, within· a an executive session that lasted about · deslgnatedcode(800VPI>,ofthevoter· an hour. registration list. Ray Wells turned the meeting over

· "'Shollld you lose your computer the to the new chairman, Sterllilg Spencer tape can assure you can condutt promjltlyfollowlng.tbe reorganization. elections, or collect taxes," Hennigh Wells, who has served as a board stated. , member' In Carrizozo for 16 years, has

He . said the county's use . of served as chairman at one Ume or magnetic discs was a problem llecuase another for approximately 10 year.;.

· the diiCs have not been approved. "I Wally Ferguson was selected vice-will copsler presenting to the com- chairman; and" Gail Stackpole, mittee a dual standard whi!)h will allow secretary. · Spencer, Ferguson and both disc and tapes," he added. Stackpole will serve In their new

The suggestion of position for 2 years • until the. next or data discS· and then those. election;

of data as compared1o the value of . annoUnced that Larry W. the computer: - . 1· .;. Wil~inson .• principal withdrew for

Twent}'::S~Ut or twenty-nine certified personnel tor· 79·80 were reco­mended for .re-emploYIIlet~t.

Motion was passed lor 25 uniforms requested· bY Mike Hogeboom, band instructor •. Band student, Lisa CantreU modeled a ro'/Sh draft of the proposed uniform, complete with plume, bat, over·lay, and rubber overshoes. There . are presenUy 18 students In band but Hogeboom anticipates a s to 7 student increase .next. school yl!ar.

Next on the agenda was the reading · of the student recreation · area·

agreement. It was presented ·that • evening by Student Council president, Doug Whittaker; sec;retary, Philip ~ayne; and their sp(lnsor Mrs. Willa Stone. The BOard

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. . .Strong .PPP.O!'itjgp to proposal was. . voiced. by Gail Stackpole. . She em' .. pbas~d that there are 1~ other school ·activities besides athletics represented 1: .· . In the Association. She feels that the pl'incipa! more than an athletic director · wollld be able to represent all the school · ( :. actvities. .

Sterling Spencer and Gall Stack· pole made plans to attend the April 2 and3 Budget Workshop to beheld at the Four Seasons in. Albuquerque. Superliltendant Jim Steinpreis and secretary Helen Lpek will also be there.

A special 7 p.m. meeting will be held March 21 for'"lhe purpose of In· terviewlng 2 for lhe position of They are Raymond V. in Alamogordo and

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SEE: JOHN HARKE\' oR · JACK HARKEY

CARRIZOZO, NEW ~XICO

Phone 648·2383

Squire. New stove. new carpet, C!C. $10,000.00 Also Washer and Dryer. both $350.00. 648-2848. trn

t.wo bedroom home on four

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foo\. J.(). Payne, Bl)x728, Carrizozo, 648·2956. 2tC .· · '

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PROPERTY TAX DIVISION . . OF. THE 'I'AXA'l'lON · ..

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THAT, PURSUAI'h' TO T!'IE, PROVISIONS OF 87·38-67, N.M.S.A. i~i1l. Tlif&i•R•OPJ~u·rv TAX DIVISION

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~__:-,---l~~~~~I:'um_iQ-':"Islws to_-~~~ ... ~~~l:~---~~[~~~t~~~;~~~;~~-~iP~H~O~P~E~I~11~'\~' ~S~O~:L;~IJ~}i~F~O~H~~D~E~+~~L~IST*E~D~iB~E~L~O~W~M~A~Y~N~O~T~B~E:SO~L~Dg_~STATE OF i • our und neighli:ors: N ru ~~~~Wc~{?&'t~~~:!_~~ celleitlcondilion, good economy. siK· " " prayers, !lowers. cards and food 1'"X lll SHAJ,J, MINIMUM PRICE, UNLESS NO cy .. 4·spccd, $2950. Phone :!3t;-41il2 .._. during the illnt·ss or our rnolh<'\'· EXECl~TJ~ A1'.1) m:LIVEH A DEED OFFER MET.THE MINIMUM PRICE JAMES R. KENNEDY, d·b·a

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prcdatlon to y'all. l\)ay !iod llless FOH SALE: •73 ami •74 ··Ford CONVEYS Al,l, 1'11Jo: VORl\HJR OFFEREDAT BR~JBi~~-=~~:------:i~t:~r~~-;;;~~~;--J[~~~~:~~r~~j~~~~~r.;~~~i~-.-~ <'llch of you. pickups, ·~ and •.i ton. Also riber-A lass PHOPJo:HT\' ClWNl-~n·s u-:n:REST iN AUCTION SALE. , vs. • No. CV•I6·79 each of by and the

Ito"· a not ~lnrgh• campershclls$375.00.cqr.h.f1'18·2SIS. tfn THE HEAl, PHOPgHTY AS (lF 1'HI~ 10. IF A SUCCESSFUL BIDDER WAYNE BOOHEH, BONNIE relief prayed In the Complaint will· and TI11• I\'<• lis l•';omll~· • · • DATE 'l'IIE S1'ATI~'S 1.1~:;.; I•:on Ill~· DOES NOT PAY THE PURCHASE BOOliER, be granted.

• AI, PHOPl>;H'l'Y 'l'AX~:s AiWSI•: IN PRICE IMMEDIATELY, :J"HE his wife; GAUnET B. WALTRIP. 'lbennmeandpostofriceaddrcssof ACCOIU>ANC$ WIT111'llE I'UOPr:lt· PROPERTY MA\' BE AUCTIONED EXA II. WALTRIP, his wife; and the attorneycs for the Plaintiffs are as

Wanted: rour-slx·ten acres wtimproved In Lincoln Counly .­Write Tom Marrs, 52t So. Henderson

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'l'Y 'I'AX CODE, SUBJl':C"'' ONLY 1'0 AGAIN BY THE AUCTIONEER. RUIDOSO STATE BANK, follows: PAYNE, MITCHELL & J>EHFr:CTED INTERESTS IN TilE 11. AFTER TWO YEARS FROM Prfendanls. WILSON, Ltd., Drawer 39, Carrlzow,

INTH1-:DIS1'i!IC"I'{'Ol'H1' . ltEAJ. PHOPimTY EXISTING THEDATE'OFSALE, NEITHER THE NOTICE OF SUIT New Mexico, 88301. .

OFLINCOLNC"Ol'l''I'Y. BEFOHE THE DATE 'I'JU: lo'ORMERREALPROPERTYOWNER . TO DEFENDANTS GARRET B. WITNESSmy.handandtheseal !!( ·NEWillEXI('Cl PROPEH'l'Y'l'AXIAENAROSE;-THE'. SHOWN ON THE PROPERTY TAX \}'ALTlliP andEXAll. WAL'I'RIP: ...... ~thellistrlcl CO!Irl of J.l!ICPin County,

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!-'or Sale: 1974 Gl\H' • ,-ton pickup, air-con .. auto .. 350 V·8. !(ood tires, gooseneck hllcll good con· dition $2,300. Two~ailer. red, partitioned stalls, lee!! and saddle compartment St,400. good tires. ('all 354·2314 after 6 p.m. 4tc

Nice t bedr m, one bath·25 own. Seller wilL finance

. Phone 648·226S or 648-2577.

Thank You i\11 Hen Sanchez and family

wish to t•xprcss their appreciation to all th• friends and relatives who . wen· md and sympathetic at the time neir loss.

Fu< sale: Single axle one-horse trailer. good condition. <'all 648·2232 or 648-227S a her G p.m. tfn

For ~.yu: 19i8 ford fairmonl, 3-speed. air l'nn .. pO\H'r. S3501J. I hun• o\·t·r&eus li!"Mf,!nn1('nL Call ICalph UunJap ()48-2471 or 653-4360. 21r

'J'WELFTII JUDIC'IAI. ()JS'I'I'IC"I' . PROPERTY TAX LIEN AGAINST SCHEDULE .(IS .!J'HS DELINQUENT . . YPJ! !!l'!.'.!ter~i)Y..IJ~tlfjcd:t!lat a sui! . _New Muico, on this 13th day of March, IN Tm: MATI'EH CW ' REAL PROPE.!tTY AHISES ON TAXPAYER NOR • ANYONE has been filed against you In the said. l!ii9. ~- .......... -~-- ............ · TilE E!>'TATE OF JANUARY l OF THE TAX YEAR FOR CLAtMlf'IG THROUGH HIM MAY Court and CoWity by the above named (D.C. Seall •&·Margo Lindsay

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1• I WliiCll TilE 'I'AXES ARE IMPOSED. BRING AN ACTION CHALLENGING plaintl!C, In which said plaintiff prays . District Courl Clerk

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2 .. SUCCESSFUL BIDDEHS ARE THE. CONVEYANCE FROM TilE for judgment fo foreclose the equity nf By: -Joy Leslie lli,•islon I REQUIHED TO MAKE PAYMENT· IN PROPERTY TAX DlVIS16N..'fP THE 'thqdelendantsBooherin thereal·eslate Deputy

!o'ULL 'or• 'fHE AMOUNT cBii> BUYER AT PUBLIC AUCTION. . _ described In the complaint and being First published In the Lincoln NOTICg'l'O('IUWITClltS BEFOitE LEAVING Tl!E PUEMJS.t-:S DONE AT SANTA: FE, NEW sltuateiriSkyland.Addilion,Ruidoso.lii .County News March 15, 1979. Last

NOTin: IS ll.gJUo:IIY (lJVJo:N tlmt ON TilE DAY Or' 'l'HE SALE. I\IEXICO, THIS 29th DAY OF the CoW!lY of Lincoln, State of New published Aprll 5, 1979. the· undcrsignc:.d has been llllJ>IIintNI' .PAYMENT IS HEQUlltED TO BI-: BY . JANUARY 1979. · Mexico, as shown ·on lbe plat thereof Ancillary Personal lle;

1rt>st•nlalh't' o£ MONJo:Y ORDE!t, CEU1'1Jo'IED • CECILJ. PJCitE1'1', flied 1\farc:h 30, 1928, on the grounds of SOTit'Jo:o~·t•r:NDr:NCY OF ACTI!>N

this cstalt'. All persons lmvtn!! t'lnlms Cl!ECK, CASHIER'S CHECK Olt DlREdi'OR the judgment lien held by tbe plainti!f againSt lllis cslahi -.,r<' n~1uir~d-~1o·· ---PEHSONAL CHECK WHICH IS AC· PROPERTYTAXDJVISION against defendants Booher. . THE, STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO present their clalms within.lwo mnntl.- COJ\IPANIED BY BANK LE1'1'Eil OF OF THE TAXATION AND And you are furlber notified !hal \1.\t!K I'AFFUMI: after till' dnle oftht> !irsl publicu1lon 11! CitED IT ~o·on TilE Al\10t'N'(_ OF Oll REVENUE DEPARTMENT W!less you enter or cause to be entered You are hereby notified that a suit this No\lce or the clnlnls "illtx• r ort•\·~r IN EXCl~<;S <W TliJ.: ,\MOtiNT OF THE FOLLWOJNG IS A LIST' OF your appearance In said cause on or has been riled and Is pending against barred. C'lainfs mils I In• l>ttos<'ntt•d TliE !>IO:HSONAL CHECK DHAWN TO THE PROPERTY TO BE SOLD AND before the 20th day of April, 1979. you In the District Court ot the Twellth eltl1er to the undcrsign"d Ant'illury THE cinDEit <JF THE PHOPI-llt'I.'Y THE MINII\IUI\1 SALES PRICE FOR . fudgmet11. \'.ill be rendered in said cause Judicial District of the State of New Personal llept'<'S<'ntatlv<• at 4 HIK TAX DIVISION Of' THr-: TAXATION THE DESCRIBED PROPERTY: against you by default and the relief Mexico, sitting within and ·for the VolanicStreet. r:J Paso, Tt•xos. 799114. or AND HEVENUE DEPAR'l'l\II-:NT. 2. .Mrs. G. F. Green,696-38, Lot out ptayed Cor will be granted. County or LillColn, in said District, and filed with the Dlslric! ('nurt l'lt•rk. 3. SECTION 7·38·74, N.M .S.A. o( NW\.i SE•• NE'•• n"lk. 7, Twp us. WITNESS the Honorable George L. numbered Dll·l4-19, Dlv. 1, on the Twelflh Judicial District. C'nrr.lzozn. I978, PHOHIDI'I'S Ofo'r'JC[o:RS OH ltge. IDE «Tax Deed No. 4931 $200.00 Zlmmennan, District Judge of lh<' domestic relations docket of said Court, New Mexico 88301. EMPLOYEF-'1 OF THI!: STATE Ott ClF 3. EsUlte of Ollie C. Edgington. Twelfth Judicial District or the Stale or wherein FltANCINE G. PAFFtiMl Is

ANY Of' ITS POl.ITIC AL SUB· 163·1~. Lot 13, Blk, 7, Uti, Blk.ll, '•lnf New Mexlco,atid the seal ofthe District Pe!itioner l!nd y()u are the Respondent: DI\'ISIONS r-:N<lACHm IN THE AD· in lot 2 Blk. ll',. int in Lot 5, Blk. 12 Court or Lincoln County, this 7th day or that the general object or said action Is 1\IINIS'riiATIOl-; CW TilE PltOPEitTV. lllldway Add. $3?0.00 March, 1919. - to11btaina Decree of Divorce from you. TAX r'HO:Il Olltr:l''l'LY Ott IN- 6. Douglas c. Saulters. 1053·26. Margo E. Linlll;ay, Clerk by Petitioner. DIRr:<"''LY ACQUIRING AN IN· Let 1, Blk. 8, MI. Capitan S.D. $400.00 By tsl Joy Leslie, Deputy You are further notified that Unless TEitE51' IN. BPYIN<l OR

7• Ronald D. Todd. 981-26, Lot s. ~ 'lben~meof the plaintiff's attorney you enter or cause to be entered your

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PROFITl....-G'FHOl\1 AN\' PlWI'I-:rt1'Y Btk. 3 Enchanted Forest SD. Amended· is F.L. Nohl, Ltd., whose Post Office appearance In said action on or before Utility Men SOLD ll\' THE J>ROPI-:ItT\' TAX Plat Filed in Tube No. 448 $500.00 address ls323 Sandia Savings Building. ffill>l2th day of April, 197!1, judgement

,DIVISION FOR DEJ.INQtlENT s. Jesse A. Torres, 1058-19. Tract Albuquerque, New Mexico 81102. will b1l_rendered against you by default.

~~;;~r~--t--==~~;~~~~;;;==-1T~A~X~ES~·~· E~X~<'~E~P~T~Tfii~A:gT~A~N;· ~O~F~F~IC~.E~R~-7:·~B~Ik~.~~~lt~id~a~w~a~y~lt~i;lls~S~.0~.~$~450~.00~·:_r~~~~~~~~~~~:i-~~P~etitioner•s attorney is Bill G. 'Published In the Lincoln CountY of the Law Fi~m of PAYNE,

RuidOSO CAlF N l FOF ACT_IO_N l'IWJ>EitTY SOLD r'OH I>El... 19, 20, Blk. 27 O.P. Add. $400.00 ND 'OT CEO HEAHING INQUENT TAXES IF HE .JS TilE , G F G . Lc B, throUgh March 29, 1!179.

ON T. • 10. 1\,rs. . • reen. 586-32, t 2 .

Applicants exp!'riem·ed in hole digger, acnal basket 1 rut·k and hydrauli<' bcKJm truck opc•ration ar(' needed. C'all ~lr. Sigler at 15051 257· 4011 for· appointment.

Post Office Address is Drawer 39, Carrizoio, New 1\!uicn, 88301·. •

Dated this 26th day ot February. 1979.

Community Publie Service Co .•. An Equal Oppor1 unity Employer

Fa~t Fond ut the Ti~(·rs Dt•n-­also Y.(' an·~~ lmk('I'Y opC'Il tiiJ !J p.m.

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motor good condition $1,200.00. 354-2512 after 5:00 P·T· :!tc

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Winnebago Motor Home, indian, low mileagl'. Excellent shape, see at Frontier Liquor Stqre. · . ·· ltc

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· PET! ION OWNER OF TilE PIIOPERTY AND Blk. 4 Mtn. View Add. $175.00 • FOR TERl\IINATlON,Of' WAS TilE OWN I-: It OF TltE 12.- Rosendo J. Villa, 4~·13, Lot 27

PARENTAL HIGHTS AND· PRO.PERTY AT THE TIME THE • Unit 5, Blk. 5 Pinecli££ S.D. $4oo:oo ·ptfTITlGN FOR ADOPTION 'I' AXE!$ _'BECAME DELINQUENT. ·----'-• 13. Danny S. Chavet,~ll13·1G: l.ot·

THE STATE_ OF NEW MEXICO TO: ANY OF'I-'ICER Ott EMPLOYEr: 13, Slk. 3 Las Lomas S.D. $350.00 WILLIAM PARTEN, Respondent VIOLATING 5748·74-lS GUILTY OF A. : \.14 •. LouisE. Aragon,.?li0-38, Let 29,

upon whom substl~uted. service ot F'OUR'rll DEGRE!E . FELONY AND Unit n Blk. 6 Alpine Villag!! SJ). $450.00 process is hereby sought to be obtained: SHALL BE FINED NOT MORE TitAN · m. Guadalupe Pina, 934-7, Lot 20,

YOU are no tilled . that ~.A.M];)S .. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS 1$5,0001 · Blk. 1 Western ttills SD/$400.00 ARTHUR HILTSLEY and CHER.YL OR IMPlUSONED FOR NOT LESS 16. Michael E. & McCll£tery & CAMILlE HILTSLEY, have filed in THAN ONE YEAR NOR MORE THAN Robert o.Jescllike,289,ll!,'(.iit'21>, U111t CauseNb.SA-00-79,Div.lirttheDistrict FlVF! YEARS, OR BOTH; AND HE 5, Sik. Pineclitf Sl), $400.00 . Court of U_'ricoln CoW!ty· , New Mexico, ALSO BE: AUTOMATICALLY 1 · E. ·'-' 1 . Lots . 1 • asmartl, 62-4, 10, entiUed J•J'ii the of the · . . F'ftOM OFF'JCE OR HAVE Unit LOIS '20, 21, Unit 5.

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reported storing theirs In the fire sll.ltion, but the. Commission . felt a

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funds, would be . wanUng co-op agreement tran· . A budget review tor the 1979-80 and Gall Stackpole .. requested the sferred to them bi'OUght considerable . Jlscal year wn broken into four up. soon as possible.

c:Ounty hire (I student fl'llm the Zla · discussfop, ~·u we rebuild the I'Oad,.Wh,J! coming meeUngs. The first wlll be on CommlssiQI)er Hightower ex· training proram on a 20 hour per week should we take It off?" qpesUonell revellue sharing and general review of pressed concem of how the town or training basis. The student would do Chairman McKnight. the tOugh draft on Aprll 10. May 1 .wUI · CarrizOzo appeared to those traveling grounds maintanence and other A'slinllar problem with Ruidoso Involve rmal adjustments, May 22 the Highways 54 and 380. custodial work. She stated the student concerned the Cedsr Creek Road It • final. hearing and draft approval and "Carrizozo Is the county-seat and Is was trained In these aspects and was was reported the I'll ad Itself belonged to JUiie 12 will be the final approval. The representaUve of the county," he 11ow In need or_ .a rl!l!l·llfe working Ruldosobuttheroadsstemmlngtromlt ltemsanddateiwlllbapubllshed prior' stated. "A bad image tor the' town Is

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M~~rch 18, Zia Senior . Citizens Employment Week" and presented a celebrated their first anniversary of the PrQclaimatlon from ··the Governor open~g o£ tlie Senior Citizens Center. which stated that· M11rch 11-17 was

While gull!lts enjoyed a delicious "Older American Employment Week". assortment or "pot luek" foOd; Sister The Center employs two senior citizens, Jan Geha Director o£ th'C Zla Center· Petra . ~pez and Flora Lee Bryan,

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altutation In which to test his training. were county. A suggestion· to not touch · · . to the meetings. · · • · therefore a blld image for the county." ·.--,-!!~benoJonger thana 9ear•s -~r Creek roa!l_untU tl!l!Jegallty 1!! _ "P!)n Q:govet, dl.t:cctol' of the Mental He move!l..to ask· the Cardzozo mayor

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Employment;-Commi~n· -and -Lupe•-- ·-een-te · lg' ted The Center was commitment. Mter a year we wlll know worked out di'Opped the matter. Health Progrll!ll of I.Jncoln County to clean-up the garbage dump and the If he canadaptto a real·lllesltunUtm," Another . road problem _ was reported on the program. Presently town. . . • she said. presented by Fred and Bobby LaMay, about 116 tamWes are being served. "It's a disgrace the way they

She explained his salary would be. who stated a road now being main· Counclllng S~~rvlcea are pl'llvfded for handletheirgsrbageherelnthlstown," metSO percent with CETA funds under · talned by county crews was not a family and alcohol problems by a staff Hightower added •

. . the ,National Assqclatlon l11r Uirln1 co\llltY I'Oad but was on tllelr propmy. . oUive, Two.!l!(i!:es are :Uo.w open part· • ·Retarded Persons. · • · • "' • · · '

'Ihe Comlnlsslon approved hiring New Chairman Selected -· .. Jackie Prleve .as a good wa,v to support - · • . ...,. ·

:5:d::~~~;~t~ Zo!Zo S.ch7Jo1Bilartl Reorganize~ format tor voter reglstraUon,. Keith Hennlgh of the Automated Voter Registration Service told the com· mission every county must be able to deliver to tbe Secretary of Slate a

· compu~ magnetic tape, within· a designated code (800 VPU, ot the voter· registration list.

"Silould you lose your computer the tape can assure you. can conduct­elections,· or colleCt taxes," Hennigh stated,

· k He- Said- -Ute county's use of magnetic discs was a pi'Oblem becuase the diSc:s have not been approveil. • .. 1 will cops!l!r presenUng to the com· mlttee a dual standard which will allow . both disc and tapes," he added.

'lbe suggestion or making duplicates of data discs and· then those

or the data as compared to the value of the computer. ·

He al8o told the commission the

. . 'lbe reorganization pf the board

was on the"Marcl't 13th C'du.lzoro School Board agenda. Other iteMs Included teacher employment, which required an execuUve session that lasted about

• tin hour. Ray Wells turned the meeUng over

to the new chairman, Sterling Spencer promptly following the reorganization. Wells, who has served as a lloard member' In Carrizozo for .16 years, has served as chairman at one time or another for appi'Oximately 10 years. •

Wally FCI'8uson was selected vice­chairman; and Gall Stackpole, secretary. Spencer, Ferguson and Stackpole will serve ln. their new position Cor 2 years •until the next. election: .

session,itwasannouncedthatLarryW. Wilkinson, principal withdrew for consideration far 71HIO employment.·

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Twenty-six out ot twenty·nlne certified . personnel for 79·80 were reco·

mended tor r.e-employment. MDUon was pa~ lor 25 unllorms

requested· by Mike- Hogeboom, band Instructor. Bandstlldent, Lisa CantteU modeled a rough draft of the pi'Oposed uniform, complete with plume, hat, over-lay, and rubber overshoes. There .

· are presenUy 18 students In band but Hogeboom anUcipates a S to 7 student • Jnciea;e next school year. •

Next on the agenda was the reading of the stUdent recreation area ~ment. lt was ~esented that

.evening by .Student CouncU president, Doug Whittaker; secretary, Phlllp Payne; and their sponsor Mrs. Wllla Stone. 'lbe Board expressed confidence

request. · . · ''lbe student recreation area will be

Strong ow_ositlnn to proposal was voiced by Gail Stackpole. . Slie em· .; . phaslzed that there are 14 other school ·actlvl.Ues besides athletics represented In the Association. She feels that the principal more than an athletic director would be able to represent all the school actvlties. ·

Sterling Spencer and Gall Stack· pole made plarts to attend the April 2 lll!d 3 Budget Workshop to be held at the Four Seasons in Albuquerque. Superintendant Jim Slelnpreis and secretary llelen Lock will also be there.

A special 7 p.m. meeting wm be held March 21 for the purpose of In­terviewing 2 appllcants for the position o£ superlnteac!ailt. are V. In and

Shaw was a in about1958.

· open to bigb school students grades nine thi'Ough_ tw'i!lve, to be used before . school, durjng break and lWich holD'. Stlldent behaVior will be monitored by staff member$, The Studf;int Counci1 will elec:t a disclpllnaq committee, to j handle dlsclpline problems occurcing In

All Bikes To

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the recteatioil area.· · School Will 'be dismissed for the-

March 2Z for per•

· NeVI Mexico diStrlcls attellded .coilferi:nte. at the .lUI ton Jti Santll_l'e. · , Thlrteeniareaswere coveted by persons slcilled tliat · department.

The Police Department requests that 11U bicycles iie registered at City Hall on i'purscisy,'"Mll'ieh 22, 8 a.m. • 5

InformatiOn needed: serial num• _ ,_b _raJid aild bike description.

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Mendez, Roswell, Director of Area r or ma . • Agency on Aging (Region 6) gave ortlclally opened m 1978. ·

The Zia center staff also included. brief speeches... Beatrice Beltran, secreatry; John.

Sister Jan thanked all, who made Jiron, driver; · Louisa Montan.o, the first year possible. receptionist; Betty Means,

VIola Fenter gave· a short Bookkeeper';, Lorenzo "Beltran· and ____ · --- ---:1

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MICHAEL CHAVEZ:. lett, and Jacob.. Tournament this saturday at 7:00p.m •• · · . Nai-~aei~twti:or tlieyouriger.:iiq>iei-!i oui'~ Jii.Tiie.ild gytti; tilbliiits'Wiilllil held Wltli : :- . .

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rating of movies being shown at the ·· The Lyric Theatre there was a recent safety •..

· inspection by an official from the State Fire Marshail's Office in Santa Fe and by the Carrizozo Fire Chief for possibie · fire.safety \'lo!ations. . . . _ ..

Tom Ward, President ancj member - Clf the · inactive· Association for the Performing Arts .(CAP A! has shov.;n concern that. some people in the commwil.y fillY 1lll1 knllw of the dreams and ideals CAP A originally had in mind when the c<Jm-• munity group first formed.

Les Oliien, Chairman of B.uilding . for

its past history munity asset . . .. · Holly'wood ·became the movie'

capital ~ the world betw~en.JJI~O Here in CarriiOzo, the ·

spection resulted in having .more ob- Roberts . a tent-like vious fire conditions to be corrected and structure where silent movies were a rel)<lrt is forthcomiqg from Santa Fe . · shown in the. vicinity where .Whites J\uio · to the Fire Chief' as to any other fire f?tore now exists. B.en .Sanche>; ·reCllllS. hazards, if any, and recommendations . for handling.

Theatre doors were closed for ap­proximately t5 years prior to the for­ming of CAPA. As a CAPA member ""d involved individual, he worke.d

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of other comnritmehtS in lljc runnlng-of'­the theatre itself. Olsen conlinucd to keep the place for as long as he

a~rcoement with is under in· dii'Jdual management. This was done

\\ould hav~ an alternative in recreation acllvites available.

There are mixed feelings and opmions wuhin the community if somt' movies shown are offensive and if youngst<·rs. not accompanied by a parent or l(uardian arc allowed to view movie,; that are objectionable for their age limit.

CAPA is a non-profit organization originally formed on January 22. 1974 for the" -purposes of promotfng. and encouraging talent in the performing art in carrizozo, ,to present quality cultural programs, and to procure a building lor housing and presenting these· programs. Officials were ap­pointed.

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Doctors llnd a spec1al taxauve

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-- Obituary -­Benjamin J. DotD

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Sometime later. CAPA officials approached Lyric owner, 1\tr. Sitton, requesting to purchase the vacated theatre lor community use. Mr. Sitton olfered CAI'A a good price, sub­sequently he contacted them arid of· fered the theatre. to CAI!Q for whatever CAPA could pay lor it. Mr. Sitton then let CAl' A retain hall it's money to put It to use in the restoration of the Lyric_ CAPA gratefully made the transaction and took possession.

Many culturally oriented projects were headed by various CAPA officials and CAPA memJ>ers in the community. 1-:xamples of fine productivity resulted when the community worked together for the welfare <Jf it's community in a loving fashion.

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Among the classical productions from a \\ide range of professional amateur talent were the following presentations. given in Carrizozo: Vos \'aqueros, . the Singing l\l<•n of Las Crures. Joan concert

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for a week. the School System to: "The .Mr. and Mrs. ~enncth Lacy gave a Herold-Post ·Southwestern Cham·

slumber party at iheir home Friday pionship Spelling Bee". Which will be night March 9 honoring their lltUe eight held May ard and 4th at the Chamlzal year old by Inviting her friends her age National Meroorial Theater iri El Paso, to join them. 'lbey were Ronda· Kay Texas. Strickland, Della Joiner, Jennifer • The wlnnel' of the Harold-Post B~

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Olympics you may conta~t: Debbie Floyd at 653-4478, or Ll:o~ Montes at 653· 5431.

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Mr. AbboU IWk the 7th and Bth • chance to win the national spelling Bee ' '

~~~~~e~~rrtr~~~:;:~:;~: ~~- . .:ID~~ilifr,~ ~,_ 'lliSoa\iimrlr=:.!! rf!~~~·•_:~---~~---~t., h.~!t~~·'.~~: Carrizozo Chal?ter. March 9th. They camped out by the d Glla river and what an enjoyable time $50.00 !or second place, lor thir they haii. · place, and $10.00 fol' fourth place.

The first round o! the Bee In El Joe Donahoe is at this time doing Pasti will be at 1:00 p.m. May ard and

his 8wii plumbing ~on his property ·finals at a:ao;s,.m· May 4th. getting- ready to sell it. · · · - Jltr.· and Mrs. Richard House and The Kln ergarlen class rronr ·

three children spent last weekend with Hondo went on a field trip last Thursday her sister Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kinnison to Roswell and Dexter. They were and Shwmon in Los Alamos. given a tour or the fire station and

As Pllt Joiner was returning home Pepermint Park and Zoo in Roswell. In liil;N;unday nlght he had ·an accident Dexter tliey took a tour or. the Fish

whlin'\YJo horses appeared on the high- ~~~~~~·~~G~IIOOL . way and totale4 his truck. ,5otb hQ104!S New Mexico State Boys and Girls

died. • Delegates and Alternates have been • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright imd elected.11tq;jel!lectedrorBoysStateas

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Strickland made a delegate is Phe1ep Apodaca, Altemate • bUsiness and pleasure trip to ·Lubbock, fs-Clifford Romero.

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CALIFORNIA .

GLYNNIS O'CONNE!R SEYMOUR CASSEL

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Girls State Delegate Is Novelda• Guiterrez, Altemate is Terrie Parqam. Girls state will start June Third through Ninth. And boys state will be Jwie Tenth through Sixteenth, and both.will held In Roswell at the New Mexico Military Institute Campus. !iTUDENTS ENTERING ltEADING OLYMPICS •

Elemtnta'\'y studen.ts · from both • Hondo and Capitan are participating in the Murch of Dimes Reading Olympics, darlttg the montl) or Match.

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An. open letter to the Governor and appropriate go•vernm.enl:al...al!enctesL .. ,;, -· _:

Placing Larry rlon :Harris at ForT Stanton, unconfme,d and unguarded, reflects either laWli whi~h are not in the best intereSt o(. society, or the em·

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•. Ml'lj- Pfingsten started. ... workinJt· • tt't!iJII!ll, such_ a.s o.ur _plays. proms, toward a degree at New Mexico State banquets, homecoming festivities, University, 11Tter receiving· her B.S. talentshows, etc. I have no hesitation In Degree from New Mexico Western heartly recommending L®ta for the Unlverlsty. She continued working; In Hall o! Fame for she surely deserves education, at Eastern "New Mexico the re®81)ition for her contribution to Unlvh-sity, University or New l\lexk.o. -+-education and to the stuc!!!_nt~ through __ . ending her formal education at Nor· · the years.'' thwestern • University, Evanston, One of Leota's fortn'er superln· IDinois, £rom which she received a tendents, W.W. Hall, writes, "The field Certllicate o£ Merit in 1976. or education wlll always be Indebted to

Mrs Pfingsten begllll her teaching .eota for her untiring elforts, and the career~ a substitute teach.er.ln Hondo. ViUage of Capitan, County or Lineal~, After two years at Hondo she moved lo and the State ot New lllexico wdl Capitan, en.teri!Jg the Capii!JJ~ School alwa>:s be better places to live bee~~se system in 1954. She retired tn 1978. or lii!l' llavlng been in ·their midst •

Mts. Pfmgsten was ~ teacher with. an inslghL Into the needs' 'Of cbildJ;en. She accepted the theory of growth through sen-expression and sell· acUvltiy. "Every 'chUd enjoys exer· clsing hi!; or her natural Impulses to cr'i!ate through investigation at!d · ®mmunicatilln. If I can stimulate a chUd, in some way, to see the world about him -·things, people, evll!lts, -freshly and clearly, 1. will help enrich every day or his or her !i1e and create a

. thirst for knowledge," she stated when askedherphllilSOpby. ''The law or lite is toward expt"ession. People alone. may

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litUe people realize their she contitlued.

That she practiced her philosophy is evidence by this statement £rom a fellow teacher, Ofelia Salas, "1 never

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· 1969 - TEN YEARS AGO - !Jel<l on the hill bdlilld. the teachers' . ·hOmes. ·, · ·

Coaches · have ·plans for annual Grizzly Relay Meet all set up. The date is Mil'ch 29; starting in the,mo~ning. and . running through mid afternoon. Teams . expected to attepd are: Reserve,

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Tularosa, . ~m! Clgyg.;rg(L schools.

One of the. real big event:; al Carrizo;ro School is the annual variety slto\\1 put on by Future and this year ·they have lined nP -a terrific program .

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leadership conference of. ·the New M_ exico Young r-·~rmers and Ran.chers • f. ' N.. • ·• . degrees .. on greet . on 87th The · and tWo· cnu,on>n.

Ne·w·· . ·s_. ·_ r· ·_ o .. ·m_·- . · _ . ·.·o-· ga. . Mr. and Mrs, Pal ;A(Ikins were . tell was hosted by.her dimghter, Mrs. Portales ~-and .has from this area were r. and Mrs. B1ll honored with a potluck dinner Friday Joseph. Atkinson, and by her son, assilm'EoUlis duties as distri.ct livestock Stephenson_and Mr. Walt Jones. · · ,. · · · · · · · evening at the Lincoln St11~ion wUlil!m Ern0!$t Dishman. '!'hey were inspecto~. • .

Lincoln County is featW'ed in the by '•Li,nda J• Greer . · ., recreation room. The Adkins 'left assisted by J;Ielen Kay and. Wayilette Mr~. Rollert Bradford ~rove up

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Albuquerque National Bank. Lincoln ano Marjorie Whjttak!'r were ·Dorothy daughters were here Friday !or a s ort Eunicl!, · school Sunday pCter the spring break. Bond, Helen KUg0rc, Juanita owen and County is noted as becoming "one of the and Boyd White o( Dallas, Penn- vlsil. · - Mrs, Jerry· Gusfm is recuperating· · Corona· ambulancQ · took ''Jim Gerladine ·Perkins were· in Ruid9s9

u1 r t 1 the sylvania, The Wbittakers left Dallas in · Chuck Clark is up and about acter a · hi s t d (1 t tt d th more pop ar recre.a lon spo s ·o 1965 to make ho'm-·e-her·e. '_,,·.·recent ·weekend· on the to. Las. from. p .surgery. __ lL!ILaY .a erm>Q!l _Q a._ep . e . Southwest. Valley r'ires and Mrs; Stratto!l·Doniis wedding.' ·

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r~~----~~·~ra~u~C~~ja~p~te~r;o~f~B~e~ta~Stlg:m~a~P~h~l~·h~e~ld~--1~~:~on~~th~e~h~U~~~-:a!ro~u~n~d~~~~~-1---==-~~ii~~ll~ri~~[i[ii,~~,~~~S3[(~[i~--~-~-~~ • the home of Jane Shafer. Guests th l ::;::~.:.:::::!-----honor were 1\larjori,e Whittaker, Mary friends in e eommun ty. broken careers · teaclting

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'•'lien Payne and Irma Wilson. d . · · ~ . 1 d 1 1 Dorothy Kerr e t on ay to writing. · . · ·. u getrtng her yard rea )" 'for spnng . Recrcalion c;cnler 111'<'11 residents . Tbcjjrsl sel!-prop~l e f re eng nc · , 1..._____........_.,.__ ·-m,.----- .:-.~~=~: _____ •• ...,.___,.-----· . resume her ntaUt classes i1i Bloomdc "' uun ~w·.a.:att is· recuperating-from

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A large cro}Vd qte delicious steak w1th all (he trimmmgs at the Methodist lburch. II was a specml treat for the ladles, as the men did ull the cooking.

· · The Capitan 7th und 8th grade basketball teams journeyed to Cloudcroft lor Ute Otero County Co-op llasketball tournament.

1bere IS to be a'nolller of ,!he ,popular square dances this SatW'day at the Community House in Ancho.

To raise lunds for their actlvltes. carriZ!IZO .TroiJp 53, !Joy Scounts ol Amer:lca, will have a patrol day here )his Saturday. l\llnor traffic violations. such a jaywalking and parking too far from the sidewalk, will come under the careful scrutiny of the Scouts and a small !me w1ll be expected !rom ~r­lenders.

Corona's traditional Easter Sunday -.·rvlce 1s bemg planned again. to be

large garden and is even going to plarll· looked out their windows lnst 'I11Ursday This steam engine was rcplacccl'ln the Wayne Lindsey ·stopped by Sunday Mrs. R. L. Sharp, Mrs. Chl!rles· her favorite, stawberries. ' evening and saw three pumpers <fire early· 1900's with gasonlinc engines .•

Ralph Forsythe took Hank Means trucks!, hoses all owr the strt'N, nml l'lremen could dash to the ·fire without . afternoon enroute to Alpmogordo from Hughes and Jerry Sharp we~e in Ar· and family to tpe IM of the Mountain firemen in bunker hoots a nil coats. waiting for steam pressure. The ·a visit with his pa!'ent, Mr. and Mrs. • cadia; OK. last week visiting the Leslie Gods for dinner. It was Mary's bir· gasoline engine also provided power to Henry Lindscy,bln 'Bal(field, Colorado. ,Sharps. '!'hey entet·ed some calves .in a thday Ralphevenarrangcdacake to be Carrizozo Volunte~r f'ire Il~part-f pump !!real quantities of water at high Way11e has een on temporary sale Monday. brought to thell!bleandlorthestaff to ment were going through 0 phase 0 pressu'fes. News F•om ---------------------:-sing liappy Birthday. 'l'he whOle family their second 'session or their fir~- • would Ilk!! to thank Ralph for ll!e din- fighting program presented by·Da\'id The practice session <relay

ner.Sue Stearns took her son Johnny --~;~~~~io, Sr. Fire .Protection In· -~~~~~::~~!;!~:r:~~~:~~ow&:. -~co ron a .senio-r ·Citizens ....... . Bob for a check-up In J,tos)Nell the 16th. bucket ·brigade In that fire trucks are . . . Mar~eans wen~ along for the ride. Prior to this. Rubio showed the used instead of buckets. This method is March ~lb. Monday was 011r new enjoy Uie dinner and have fun as some Sue Mary did a JltUe shopping f,iremen an excellent film on fire· useful for rural areas, forest, fields and day for Arts and Crafts. We spent !he were sick, others away •. We are hoping be cWiing it a day. fighting, followed b)~ diagrams and where ever water may be scarce or morning and afternoon cutting out when it gets warm, to have many more

Kathy Zumwalt Is home from descriptions of pumps. mainlenancl' or unavailable. • pieceS' for the quilt we are going to coming. Those ~re were Bill and college on- her spring break. She is pumps and results or negligence. Tile The Carriz-ozo Volunteer Fire make, There were 14 ther9 off !!Jld on GJaeys Keelin, vkQ-b!ld their daughter

. visiting her parents Ted and Eva and firemen ~er_e ~o~n dia~r~msl o~ Department is-scheduled-to-attend two- - !lur{!!g the .slay. _We went. over to the ·- ~d S9_n:in-law, Ray_H_arner_!!"cl. Ani.t!l __ ~- ---!ter-grandparents Mert and Leora. gauges, pr mmg cv ces, re JC va ves more rll'e fighting sessions In CarrJzozo. lunch room to eat this tlml\, Instead or -· Harper .visiting them. Others were .

Emitt Brieger has been traveling and their functions. • taking a covered dish. We nearly cut Dick Wiegert, Maye Wiegert, Mollie lately on business, but Is home now. · A special two day program of Fla out enough pieces for the quilt. Those Aleriz, Romanita Chavez, Flora Lee

Ma Stearns' granddaughter Judy Fire ifgl111ng has come n long way . mable Uqulds wlll be conducte at helping \od&y were Della Green, Mollie. Bryan, Arturo Aleriz, Ramalda Alerlz, • Holloman A!r Force_l3ase on Marc 25 Aleriz Ramalda Alerlz Romanita 'Walter Pfieffer. sJad to see you back

DENTURE--W-"£ARE.RSI, The firs! -fire fighters probabiy and~- Davtd F. Rublo;tlre -protec n -~ -Cnavet'-:allilaiia-· Luc:ro; -verna ~wiih-usWalter; Robin Pfieffer, Elwin , cllrrled water to fires in buckl'ls or specialist and ln.structor, will conduct Wherry, Esthl)r Anderson, Katie Robinson,_ 'Ednil Robinson, Blblana

, A,major , _; other .contalncits. During 1h.c .colllnial thepro!!"a~, w~!chl_ncl~de~~fropane _ ~rrm, Edna Robinson,. MO!a Ylck, LUcero, pen Roberts, Katie Merritt. , advancement .. , 1 period In North America. buekct ex!'

11r1clse..BwTU·1th ar &rora~ec 1~Hd ;.·; .Ollie D. Wade, Effie Mulkey, Maggie Our next date for dinner and fun night

COSH ION GRIP brigades struggled bravely to.light mJ on •0 ea • . ong e I!' Vickery, Lola Sancliez who helped to wi!lbeAf!ri19 .. Comejolnusforagood 1 · fir~. one row or volunteers passed departmenlsiJl this P:""1 of New Mexico get the material <:>verthere •• We will be dinner, game of eards, dominoes and I

' DENTURE ADHESIVE buckets from a source of water to the to attend the special program are working some more on the quilt next don't know what else. i one application hotds fire ahd another row passed the empty Alamogordo, Tularosa, ~lamo West,l.n time also try to do somethln(l else. Be

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dinner and fun night. Tbnight the group

On March 13th, Tuesday there was a group making a trip to Alamogordo • There were 6 that rmally made this trip as so many had to cancel out for one reason or another. Those going on this trip were Moille Aleriz, Rrunonita Chavez, Bibiana Lucero, Elvira Flores,. Elfie Mulkey, Ram aida Aleriz • Everyone said they had a nice day.

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CATHOLIC SE8VICES Carrizozo: St. Rita Parish

Father Qave Bergs ·,. Saturda:><EveningMass .............. 7:00P.M. Sunday Mass ....................... 9:00 A. \\'I.

~ Lincoln: ~ Father Dave Bergs . .

Saturday Evening • . . ............... 5:00P.M. Capitan: Sacred He11rt Parish

Father Dave Bergs· - ---·--- --·"·-_Sunda_y Mass ~ . . . ·c.· ...... ·. c .•• , •... ll: 00 A.M.

• Fort Stanton Father Dave Bergs

Sunday Mass ....................... 12:00 Noon

, \orOna! St. Ther·esa I-' ather Bolmail of V~;~ughn

Sunday Mass . . . .................. 12:00 Noon.

Huidoso: St. Eleanor Parish , _, Father Loughrey . .

SoturdayEv~ningMass .... : ... ...... 7:00P.M. . Sunday M&ss . . . . . . .............. II: l5 A.M.

san Patricio: St. Jude Parish Father Loughrey

Sunday Mass . . ... . . .......... . 8:30A.M ..

Trinit)' l'nit~d M~thodist Church ---------. . .

Hev. DavidJ. Lynch L1n~rch S<"hool .•. . . ... 10.:(10 A.M. \\'(..r:,hip S4:rvi(·e 11:00 A.M. . .

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J!EADY- TIIEFIRST ONE TOO WAS I\1AI>I!: OUT OF CHAOS, · ·R; Quillen . . . .. Full • Church

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-~Will _joi!J all estimat~ 2000: other . Bra11do~ •. · W. D. CrouciJ, Circuit, -.4

PHOTO BY ·. "dele~~es in.~ll;.>aso o? J\prill4 and 15 · :OVerseer, will come· to.the jllatform at ... 'T, c~STE~ the.1r sem1-ann~B;~ c•rcuit assembly.. 3:30 with the talk; •. "RejPice 111. Your

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Rul'doso Woman's Club Church, with a basket lunch. ""-ere .,·s no

Choir Practice . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . 8:00P.M. Sunday Evening Services ........... :. 6:00P.M.' ---:----WW.,edn~-.. ':": .. .,. .. ,.,._ -:-: .. ~MMJrp,Mf"----W<i!dnesday.Nlght.Bible-Swoy.: , ,_, ... '" .. 7:00-R.M. ._. "" """"" "'

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·-sunday Sch.ool .. , , ..••••••. ; ••••..••• 10:00 A.M.

Carrizozo. New Mexico IJ1 Gateway In Cilristlan.Sciencel.ibl'a~d

12th Street Sunday Sc!Jool ....................... 9:30 A.l\1. Sunda¥-Services_ ................... 10:00 A.M. Worship Service ...................• !0:30A.M. WedneSday Serv1ces ................. 7:30P.M. Gateway Church or Christ

l'resbyterinn Church jge'l'hompsbn, Minister Ancbo, New Mexico Bible Study .......................... 9:30A.M. William E. Scholes Worship and Communion ............ 10:30 A.M.

Worship Service ............... 9:00A.M. Sun Church School .......... 10:00 A.M. Wednesday Prayer l\lccting .......... 7:00P.M.

l'resbyterlan Church Ladies' Bible Class .•••.•••••••. 9:30 -'!.M. Wed. Corlllll) .. New Mexico Episcopal Cburcl1 -

Church School .. . ......... !O:OOA.M. OfThellolyMount Worship Service .. .. 11:00 A.M: , 121 Mescalero Trail, Ruidoso

Presbyterian Church Rector: Father Delbert L. Ac:huff, Jr. Nogal, New Mexico Deacon·in·training: Rev. Wm. K. Young

Worship Service . .. .. .... ~ ....... 4,00 P.M. ~ailtkOff~eofMomingPrayer ....... 7:00A.M. FcllowshlpHourwlthCoffee ....... 5:00P.M. Nun y: olyEu~arifth."ii''"' 8&10:30A.M. Church School . . . .. . .. .. .. .. . . 5:20P.M. -:~cy,.a8~D.i ~H:t ....... 10:3CIA.M.

A&sembly of God 4 5 ellr ~n ......... 10:30A.ll1. -• Episcopal Youth Fellowship - •

Carri?-OW. New Mexico 7th and ath Grades, 2nd & 4lh Sundays ... 5 P.M. Cit Ch Scho

1 Ray Wells High School, lst & 3rd Sundays ......... 5 P.M.

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~~~~~~~:;rs~p 7:00 P.M. < we:11;.1 ~:~~j Holy Eucharist .. .. .. .. .. 7 A.M. and 5:45 p.M.

tw d d Cholrforlsl&2nd .................. J:45P.M.

c nes ay1 Church School Classes Cl thru6) ...... 2:30P.M. <burch ol Chrlsl Junior Choir ..... : .. ...... '. ........ ·3:30P.M.

C.arrlzozo. New Mexico Adult Study Group • . . . . . • . . . . . . . 7:30P.M. Roy C. Banning

Sunday School Moming Worship Evening Service Mid-Week Service. Wed. . . Ladies· Bible Study, Tues ..

Baha'i Faith

IQ:OO A.M. 11:00 A.M. 6:00P.M.

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Meeting in Homes of Members Phone 257-4792

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Sunday Public: Talk ................. 10:00 A.M. Sunday Watchtower Study ......... :tO: SO A.M. Thursday MinistrySehool ............ 7:30P.M. ThursdayServlceMe~ting ........... 8:30P.M. TuesdayGroupBibleStudy .......... 7:30P.M.

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Sacrament Meeting ................. U:15A.M.

'First Baptist Church Tinnie, New Mexico

Bill Jones, Pastor Sunday Sc!Jool ................... ; .. 10:00 A.M. Worship Service ..................... 11 :30 A.M.

' First Baptist j::hurch Capitan, New Mexico

Rev. Wayland B. Holbrook, Pastor Sunday School •••••••.••.•••••.•.•••. ·9:45A.M. WorshipServite .. : ................. ll:IJOA.M. Evening Worship ••••••••••.•••. : •••• 1:00 P.M.

First Presbyterl!'n Church • Rcv.Frank Crown, Minister

Cburc:h School ....................... 9:45A.M. Morning Worship ................... 11:00 A.M.

First Baptist Church • Ruidoso Downs, N.M.

Dale W. McCleskey, Pastor Sunday School ....................... 9:45A.M. Worship Service ............. : ...... 11:00 A.M.

'Evening Worship .................... 6:00P.M. Wedn,f!sday · ........................... 7:00P.M.

Mountafn Christaln Fellowship · • · , Jack Leavitt, ministering

Phone-257·5559 Sunday Service - 10 A.M. meeting now at the Holiday House !rear entrance> Sunday Night Service .•.........•...• 7:30P.M. Tuesday Prayer Meeting ....•..... ~ .. 7:3oP.M.

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Church of Christ Youth In Bible Bowl Young RWPie from the· Carrizo1.o

Chw-c:h or Christ and the Capitan church o! Christ competed In the loth Annual Sunset Church of Christ Bible • Bowl in Lubbock, Texa8 this past' weekend • .Members of the teams from Capitan were Kenneth Qualls, Sr. High,

"IIlvision and Eugene Qualls, Jr. High Division. Carrizozo .members were Crista Bell Hill, Elaine Cantrell, Lisa Cantrell, and Robert Wetzel, Sr. High Division, an!f l:lebbie Najar, Annette HUI, and Jr. Hill, Jr. High Division.

Both teams.·were-~liminated In the third round o£ stU£- compctllfon-with questions coming !rom the books of Ezra, Nchemiab, Ester, Romans, and Fh·st and Second Corinthians.

Following the competition the teams were guests at a diMer beld by the Green Lawn Church of Christ In Lubbock.

Team coaches were Bryan and Paul Wetzel. Mrs. :J.B. Can!rell also attended the contest as sponsor of ,the girls,

A Wedding shower for Tim Tally -BridBedtyHenderson will be held in ilie

chruch Fellowship hall at 7:30 p.m. on . ,March 23rd. · .

A "Singing" will be held Sunday · nlgbt at the Carrizozo Chruch of Christ for the ·evening services. The Capitan Chruch'of Christ will be guests with refreshments· held following ·the· "Singing" in the Fellowship .hall.

On April 5 the 'Joy' busses will travel to Alamogordo for a si(ating party. Those children having riden the· 'Joy' buses for 5 times during the month or .March wUl be ellgible to attend.

O·B-1· T -U-A -R-1-E~S Milton 0.-llurrow · Mennel L. McDaniel

Milton 0. Burrow, age 61, o£ Bosque · Farms,N.M~;piisiedaway,Marclt 19, at Menne! Lee McDaniel Wells, was

his borne. He was born March 15, 1918 born October 16, 1901, in Ola, Arkansas. First Baplist Church in Texas. She was mQ!I'ied to James L. Wells Ruidoso, New Mexico He was a bus driver ror New at Lucus, Atkansas, September 10, 1918.

Rev. E.W. Campbell, Pastor • Mexico TranSPOrtation Company. and She ieft 82 ·family members wl:tlc:}l Sunday Service ...................... 9:45A.M. was amembero(ElksLodge)llo. 2499 in includes her husband, Rev. James L. 7th Day Adventist Church

Galvin Johnson. Pastor - Phone- 1·524-4421

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WorshipService ................... ; ll:OOA.M. Belen, N.M. Wells, five sons, James M. Wells of S da h l.incoln Church • Evening Service ..................... 7:00P.M. He had been a resident of Bosque Seattle, Washington;. Vemie L. Wells of_ sunday~c ool .... · ............. lO:OOA.M. WednesdayServic:e .................. 7:00P.M. Farms since 1966. Gran Quivira, N.M.; Jack Wells of

un y vt•ningService ............. 7:00P.M. Funeral services wili 'be Jield in Roswell, N.M.; Ray \Yells of Carrizozo, l\!Qndily EVenings ..................... 7:30 P •. llf. • Albuquert.iqe at Strong• Thorne Palm N.l\!1.; Bill Wells of Claunch, N.l\f. and

Wednesda Pra •er Service . . . . . . . . . . 7-:00P.M. , tnesses Cllapel ThllFSday. a.m .• and at Trinit¥ ·three daughters, Mr.s. Nora Austin of Jo"irsl Chclslian Church . Kingdom Hall- <::apitan . . United Methodist ClturciJ in Carrizozo, " Estancia, N .M ·; "1\trs. Lora Morris of

• Palmer Gateway· Ruidoso • Presiding overSeer, Bert Cheney N.M., Thursday March 22 at 3:00 P.l\-1. ModeSta, Calif.; Mrs. Dora Hubbard of Gateway Assembly or God Chu~ch Rev. Ken Cole • sundayPublic'l'alk .' ................ 10!00 A.M. with Rev. David J. Lynch officiating, \A!mitas, N.M. Thirty grandchildren

Phone - 378-4396 • Saturday: Sabbath Sunday 1:30P.l\l.

Wednesday Prayer Meeting 6:30P.M.

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Palmer Gateway- Ruidoso Sunday School ....................... 9:30A.M. StiiidayWatchtowerSfudy •....••••. 10:50 A.M. Interniimt •to follow in Evergreen and twenty-five great grandc.~ild.ren. Rev.JamesAlexander . MorningWorship ..... ~-~ ........ J0:45A.M. ThursdayMinisteySchool ............ 7:30P.M. ·cemetery. -----~so four brothers, Troy McDamel~of __

Sunday School . . ]O:_oo (\.~_.. ___ Wed"nes<!n...F,:venl!:!.g_}l.i!l.le...Study...antLPrayel' ______ T!Jursday..Ser¥iceMeetimL--·~~·-'-'"-uJI_:30.:P_,_P,1_. _____ Suzyivors a~e_ his wife Annabelle,_ • ciilif._: Jake MCDaniel, Isaac McDanu!I Church Service .. . . . . ll ,oo A.M. Meeting ............................. 7:30P.M. Tuei!day Group Bible Study ....... , .. 7:30P.M. san, aile! daugbter·in·law James and and-<?i'bY McDaniel ali or .Arkansas, · Evangelistic Service . . . . . . . . . . ... 7:00P.M. --~--------------------------· __ ..,... __ _;_ ___ .;.... ___ ...... _ Julie Duncan o£ Warrensburg, Miss., one SISler, Mrs. Hubert Lacy also or Wednesday; Mid-Week Service ....... 7:30P.M. daughter and son·in·law Margo and Ark. and many other relatives and

(;:.::~~~·=~~! ~~!~r~c~~:o;;;~~e T h e spoils ors. Listed . Hereon . -~:!";is~s~~rs~fF;;en-b~:~:rt~r frier::~. Well~ and her husband _James;': of the Church of the Nazarene, Angus . . • OK. Mrs. Hester Button and Mrs. left thrur natiVe state of Ark. m Dec.

Rev. James Johnson ---------------~--;._.,_-. ---~----~----------...:_-.....!,tephanna Bratcher or Texas one 1919, artd-eam~e-Roundt<>p-Cilll'iL" ---l

P · bJ• h' Th. " p· . f ~ h W k brother j, B. Burrow of Texas 'seven munity near Mountainair, N.M. They SundaySchool ................. 9:4SA.M. .u IS . IS ea ure J;;ac . ee grandchndrenandanumberor'nieces.· .then· h_o!pe5tcaded in Grim Qtlivira, Morning Worship · · .. · ..... · .... · ll:OO A.M. · · N M 1921 They liV d th til Evening Worship . . ............ ~:ooP.M. !'"" ... U~V I!J~i· 1~1;1:!. -rult:!tri ~UIIrt,;..LI ;,.e~~~~· II~~. ~il.:.no·lf· ''r Glin:~u~:.::,.;::d·-=~y~~~:r; •_rast: ~ben they move/to·G~~i;::'zo,- •P .

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. Mrs. 'rino LopeZ Jr. They attended a ·party and dance, given by lrlen'ds _{_or

· · Mary, .TmO"s-w!fe, to celebrate her birthday March 16. .

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American Legion and Auxilary held in Tularosa March 18 was attended l)y the

Baro:t Jr. tells Can'izozo. were .and whaf might happen if a Leprechaun Josie Cisneros · Victoria as came and sat ol) your windowsill: Jr. memberoflhe Unit), Bill Hayes and

· "The Leprechaun and the Girl" Aileen .Lindamood. Registration began By Karen Baro.z at 10 a.m. at the local cafe. A joint

There was a Leprechaun on my meeting was held at 11 a.m. Separate wmdowslll when 1 was m my bedroom. meetings were held following a. noon " because 1 was being punished, He was dinner served by' the Tularosa Unit.

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green and he had green clothes on. He Aileen went on to Alamogordo to ll®.bruLsome gold...He.:asked me if 1 ' · vi!;iL~yda'_!'~ble.!lmb_e(o_re . ret)ll'l1ing__~-could go to his home. Itold him 1 would home. havetoaskmy mom. So 1 went loot the Birthday greetings to Jiggs Sidwell kitchen to ask my mom if I could go the March 22; Fred LaMay, Jackie Vigil Leprechaun'sllome; "No, you can't go; March 23; Angie Garcia, Sandy Baca you are pWlished for a year!", Mom March ,23; Wledon Mc:Kin!;Y. Chri~ said. 1 weRt to my room ccylng.•'The Vallejos ll~arch 25; E. I. Sparkey.

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and 25 will be the last chance that Ule general public Wilt have a chance to view Mrs. Dorothy Current display of her hand·painted China- paintings and work at the Carrizozo Art Gallery. She

has twenty-three plates of various sizes and· scenes from mono-chromatic flowers to bright roses. In addition, there is a lava rock. complete with miniature plastic animals. Her gold· pam,ted vase with minature co~e bot· ties, dolls, key chams, and many other items Ill da_,ys gone-by is unique. All

--these items arranged on the vase and preserved for eternity by the use of • withhold glue. Much time and effort

rurmer. sunflower, melon, pepper,- toher

The gallery is open from i-4 p.m. Saturday an Sunday, •

Scheduled for the month· of April is a new exhibit of water color and oil paintings by Joe and Rtlth DeTevis.

Zozo Woinan.'s Club The Carrizozo Woman's Club will

havean important bulsiui5s meeting at the Woman's•.Ciub Building Thursday, March 22 at 7:00 p.m.

All members are·urged to attend.

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seeds. Henry Sanchez was able to com~ Her oil paintings are few in nwnber home from the Albuquerque Hospital

butshowmuchpromise.Aisoon display where he had a back operatiun=nnd:~----~---1 are· the variolis-neCklaces made or seems to be gctting_!ll.!!ngfin.e~ ... papl!l'-cllps, safety pms and othe!'- ... ---·On !\larch 6th a son cwho was materials. The table. cloth on display named Harold Preston Radcliffl was was also embroidered by Mrs. CUrrent. horn in Roswell, his parents Preston

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MIKE KIMBRELL .

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·~;: L E c T R ' c therei!J .. hi · fee simple p<: COOPERATIVE INC .. OF •:IYJ;;W_ •· forev!!r qqieied.and ·~t a,t iest, said ME:!<)CO, 1~27!1, ·. WlLLJA'M~, .', property being that~rfaipJa)ld ~itilate EARL, RUIDOSO, in · . Co.unty, New Mexico,

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News fo; three weeks Marcll 22, .. ' Motorcar Club. lip ·

April S, 1979. . . PUI!LICATION: . ' ~lust Stoll. !974 !4x70 Countr~· NO'JllCE·o~· EMPLOYMENT 1979

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"The Serbian Peasant", 1106 Ohio, · Alamogordo, N.M. Open 10 to 5 Daily. ....

trailer, ·14' long, butane, electric twelve volt lights, cook·stove .and

call 648.,2528. ~ .

For Sale: Two year, old thoroughbred filly. Call 648·2358. 2tp

Painting done · contact Jim Blevens at Sunset Motel for estimat!'s . outside and lnsid~. lip

Want to buy: Letters, pictures, documents,. signed by famous people,. call Alamogordo 437·0789, after 5 p.m. 4tc

l>'or Sale: Hanover Gooseqeck Trailer, dual al<Je, heavy duty hard· wood deck, 5ton capacily ·like.new_ (nquire Wetzel ~·eed Store, l:arnzozo, !'hone 648·2212. lip

a e: 21 Should have sonic trainjng in pool management

Chemical • 4 J Should lcn.o•W th,e basic operation or

Town ·carrizozo 'action on the a!joption of .

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Ume next year) In lieu Carrizozo which are the NEW MEXICO ' . hand and the seal of . of the gross receipts tax off City Cart:izbzo, Mexico, and carrizozo Municipal Airport and the TRAFFIC ORl>INANdE . ~N:O-~ the District Court of Lincoln County, . food. Biggest blow: The additional sl!ould be received·ln the office o! the Carrizozo Industrial Park. • :ru;:;LATED PROVISIONS; provJding New Mexico, on this 1Slh day or March, mvney we will have to pay at the gas town clerk by May 1, 1979. · · for certain additions, deletions and 1979. pump (where the num,bers are alrea~Y

.For rurth!!f information contact The public· may atLend this amendments to the New Mexico CD.C.Scall ·s·MargoL!ndsay frighteningly high) to provide for care Christine Chavez at the address given meeting; A copy of said Ordinance may Uolform Tr.tfic Ordinance; providing District Court Clerk .. to the state's blghways. below. ' . • • be in~ected at.theCierlk's Office ln. the for a place or Inspection of the Or- · By: -Joy Leslie NOSE-COUNT: Of 13 legislators Town of Carrizozo ·Town Hall during normal business di.llance; providing for sale of coP,Ies of - • Peputy we asked what the session had aci· P.O. Box 247 . . bout'S. A copyoC said Ordinance may be the Ordinance; providing for a penalty First published In the Lfncoln compllshed.tbat was a .ffi!l ml,lment, n . Carfizozo, .!1111'1 -~0.! .c. -~--- . . . • pu;chased .at a~osL .o£..$2.00. . - · · · ---- · · ofvlollitlonsr and provldfn?' an e!fecUve C(ltlnty NewS' March '15, 1979. La~t could name only.thepersonal tax rebate 648-2851 · · - . Bill G. Payne, date • published ·April ~· 1979. as something It? be celebr,l!ted.

Published in the Lincoln County • ATTORNE~I>'bRCARRIZOZO ' : TilE LOSERS: Most dramllUc News 6 times. First published March • BOARD OF TRUSTEES. · Said Ordinllllce may be [nspected • • among those who went down to defeat 22, last published Ap~il26, 1979. Published in the Lincoln. County and read 1n 1111 entirety at the O!flce or NI)TI('EOF PENDENCY OF ACTION · W!!fe two measures, Right 1o work and

News one time only March 22, 1979, the Town Clerk, Carrlz!J~ll· New 'I'HE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO the Juvenile Code ••• The Right to Work NOTICE TO BID DEllS Mex!eo, during busipi!Sl! hours, and a MAllK PAFFiJI\11: people, who Iooke~ to be in good shape

ea · M · 1 1 Golf Course eopy may be purchased at the Cle_rk's • goinginlotheseasiOn,gotcaughton two '::~zo - -~n'I:_'!Te ··· M x- -~~- STATE OF Office Cor-the sum d! $15.00. - • · • You arc bcrcby notified that n suit th'~"•: They couldn't line up the two-. · Town °' .. ab~dsl'!QZO, T.,e~l · ~. teo,, d NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF LINCOLN • Erfectivl! date or this Ordinance has been £lied and Is pending against th~d; majoritv Governor King had

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on rat cr moun c ·' IN TilE DISTRICT COURT shall be Mar·~ 28, 1979. . th T lfth ~ 1£ I T nks W'th "" "Oil in theDlstrictCourtor e we warnedthemthevwouldhavetohave l>'iberg ass a ilrayer. 1 specs. JA'!ES R. KENNED", d·"a . • BillG,Pa""e· J r N J d he be " 1

"' J.. Judicial District or tile State o eW he was go'"" to sign their billi an t Y low: ll ·~ T LUII'BEil CO., . . • A"""ORN.;.Y FOR CARRIZOZO • nd ' th .. .,. bou Nlce~ee bedroom, one batb·25 « '' • • "' Mexico, slttlng Wtthln a ,or· e weren't all that enthusiastic a t percent d n. Seller will finance F''lberglass Tank Spra:'Jer uio to 154i'gals. Plaint lit, • BOAru:> OFTRtfSTEts. County of Lincoln, in said Distrlet. and presslng !or a referendum Cln the Issue. ' No. CWIG-79 Pub;'·"ed In . the Llnftoln County be ed PR '79 01 I the d J I ~-" balance. P' f>46·2265or648·2577. With pressure regulator, unloader .vs. ""'' ~ num r -1..- , v. • on •• As lor the propose new uv """e,

tfn . value, strain!!f basket, 7 H.P. gas WAYNE BOOHER, BONNIE News one time O!!_IY March ~~1\"1~: domestic relations docket or said Court. whli:h would have Ughtened .up most engine, Heel, 100 feet hose, Spray gun, BOOHER, · · · • wherein FRANCINE G •. PAFFUMI Is· areas or punlslunent for~ delinquents' ~·or Sale: One year old filly and Spray boom, Complete with 10 G.P.IIf. his wife; GARRET B. WALTRIP, •· • Petitioner and you are the Respondent: and ~edellnqUeJJ.Is, tha_t also looked

two >·ear old colt. Call 648·2240 for- o-soo P.S.J •. pump with scaled bearing EXA II. WALTRIP, his wife: and NOTICE OF that the general object of said action Is Ukeitwasonitsway to passage. It bad mformation. llc and all alwninum casting and diamond RUIDOSO STATE BANK, PENDENCY OF ACTION to'obtain a Decree or Divorce from you powef£ul ofd Ike Smalley, 5enalor trom

~·o; Sale: Single axle onc·horse honed ceramic cylinders, Trailer. Delendants. by PeUtioner.. Deming, behind it, along with many (ral.lcr. good condition. ('all 648·2232 mounted. NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO "ouarefurthernoti£1ed that unless law-enforcementtypest'romaround.the

TO DEFENDANTS GARRET B. OLLOWING NAMED. OR •· ._. did 't g t bd•ten? For one or 648·2275 after 6 p.m. tfn THZ F you en~er or cause.lo_.be entered your state. nOW 1 e .,.. --F.o.b. Carrizozo, New Mexico • WALTRIP and EXA 1!. WALTIUP: DESIGNATED DEFENDANTS: ·· · ld • b r thing, liberals on th&House floor put Cln

r'or Sale:' 7\1 acres of land near Bid will be opened at the regular :Vouare hereby notified that a suit A.E. McGLASlJAN, 1£ llvlr1g: . If appearance lnrsaA ~lct!~t! 0J e C:~ · aqualityotdebate not often seen here. II "as ~-en filed against you in the said hi ""'·- h Irs the 12th day 0 prt • • JU gem n It worked·, m' convt'c:ed some· fen· Carrizozo with 2houses. three we s. • meeting of Carrizozo, New Meltico " "" de-•• .... , s wuuoown e ;. ill. be de ed · t you bu default Court and Count" b·" the abov" named ~~~ r ... ' ,, • w ren r agams ' · ce· rt'dera to vote au•aiiiS' t· the measure. t well pumps 125 gallons per minute, Town Council on April 9th 1979 at a~r ' " ~ The unknown heirs o uoe ,o,oowang ,... ·u • tto ey is Bill G ,.,

t house with 5 ·bedrooms. Lots of proximately 7:00p.m. in the Carrizozo, plainliff, in which said plaintiff prays named deceased persons: ' .-eu onethr sl.aa F"!' f PAYNE. There was one other lltUe matter: for judgment to foreclose the equity of DAN. IEL VIGIL, SR.., Payne of e w orm 0 ' Those in favor of the new Code didn't Irrigated pipe.. f I s Town Hall; CarrizoZQ, New Mexico. the defendants Booher in the real estate .. GIL SR. MITCHELL & WILSON, Ltd.; whose the t'ck to g t the mall' out to

Also three houses or sa e. ee The council reserves the right to MANUEL ·• I , ; . Post Office Address is Drawer 39, get on s ' e John Harkey Heal Estate, Box 505 or reject any or all bids. · described in the complaint and being AND UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OF: Carrizozo, New Mexico, 883ol. . legislators; opponents did-and won.

phone 648·2383, Carrizozo, NM. tfn Published in the Lincoln County situate in Skyland Addition, Ruidoso, In ·INTJ;:REST Ift 'THE PREM_ISES Dated this 2Gth day of Fe~b~ru~a~r~Y~--~~TI~IE~F~U~TU~R~E~:~·~l~t'~lt~c~l~ea~r~t~ha~t~

1 r i'icws one time only March 22, 1979. the CcJunty of Lincoln; State of New ADVERSE TO THE PLAINTIFF!i. , people in the state have

2 acre lots in Carri7A1Zil City Mexico, as shown on the plat thereof 1979. to for some' sUCf action in the

1 ---------;li;m~i~ts~,~w~·~a~te~r~~an~·dr~~;c!le~c~t~r~ic~l~t~~-~-====;~~~~~~~~~~----~fi~il~ed~~~~a~r~ch~-~~~~9~Z8~,~o~n~t~h~e~g~ro:u~n~d~s~o~r--~~~r:~~~~~~~~'~-~·~~~~;;~~;;,~~ r You and each of you place.thisyear-but aboiitall they $osros.~.o"o:;•:kocn~~~o~i~3~5~-~~-r~~.=~~: ~~~~~W~ici'l'?!:£~:~~ And uou are f~o~e'dotifiel that notified tJth~,t .,,EESDrl~E~t~~i~~~~ ·_ • -~;~~S!u~:shed in the Lincoln turnnked. o!lt to tbld ~~u:!rn~a~!kg~~t . ' d Hll:LEN·Q InOn 1 ·eo·unly. Nm'ls .. MarCh 1, 1979. Last .Ba ers W!!fe o

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!!ox 7Z8, Carrizozo. 648·2956. 2tc ON PETITION unless you enter or cause to be entere JOEV. SEDILLO; and ye.tr i£ they need to have maxbnum FOR TElli\JlNA'riOI)l OF your appearance In said cause on or SEDILLO, as Plalntif£s, have pllbllshed March 22, 1979• ·interest·levels-rise-and-proveik'J'hey!d- ·

For Sale: 800ft. 10" casing. 2'• PARENTAL RIGHTS AND before the 20th day ·or April, 1979, action . _..:,__.. __ ..;.. ______ --~--~==-.. -better-be-ready to do so-lind they:d foot. J .0. Payne, Box 728, Cart;izozo . _ PEl'ITION.F.f)R ADO.PTIO.N . --judgment y;ill berenderedin-sajd cau~e- · COunty, NeW Mexieo, Cause No. • ' beltt!r lifie up the PllWers That B_e 1P 648·2956. 2tc · · · · · · THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO: against you by default and the rebef 79; Divisi!ln l, whete_lr you are· named •• CLASSIFIED .. bilth'houses. before lbey sh!)W -up- next

FOH SALE: '73 ana '74 Ford WILLIAM PARTEN, Respondent prayed for will be granted. . or dt!sigmited as Defendants &J!d . , . _ 'time ilr they'll be shot do\\lil again. · p1ckups, •, and •, ton. Also fiber-glass upon ··whom substituted ser.vice of WITNESS the Hoimrable George L. · whe>ein the said_ Plaintlt!s seek to. • .. EFFicmNCY APTS FOR RENT: • I'EACE AND Q\lJ.ET! Santa Fe camper shells Sa75.oo ea•·h. 648·2515. tfn process Is hereoy s-ougHt to be obtained: Zimmerm;~fl, District Judge of the obtain. constructive sei'Vlce or process $l50.oo jler· month, includes utilities~ will most o! ·legislators and ilu!lol).

Fast Vuud al lh(• Tig,t"rs IJ[>n·· alse-we-!tff" hllk .. ry fiJl<'IJ HI~ 9p.m· seven davs n \\t•(•k--al'ross rrom {'apitan &:hnol. t rri

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. . YOU are notified· that JAMES Twelfth Judicial Districto£ the State or First and last month ll! advance, $50.0!J· isiS, but il always breathes a sigh 01' ARTHUR IL'r nd CHERYL New Mexico, and the seal of the DistricJ upon you. _ · • · "~"'-=-'"""'" --~aa;:m~a~g~i(~il~ .. e:,PO§~·tr;t,~. ~gl;mll~64~~~-;iri.arn~:---:"'r~e~Ji~ert.iiw~hieni!ilth~ey~g~o~h~o~mfi~f. ~. J.P5ie!ia:iiceiF.ntt'is~:l

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