- --- - - -- --- - - -- -"'11 (SEE PAGE 2) '-10clkr said putting lip a .... ign on his property is _ a "dassic t:,amph: l)!' e' .... ·reis- ing his individual privatt: property rights." I Ie criti- ci/ed "social goals" that de- fer to private property rights. lH1L' "poke to hiln or his '.'"ik ah'\lIt the sign. '" k£lrnL'd ahl\lIt the issue as an agenda ItL'1ll dn the countv conlin is· .... ion meeting. pllhfished in fa ne\\ "papt:r)." Moeller said. ... Since' !905" a .... L·t:nic \\ ith regula- (ILln .... on sIgns. . ,\ t tht: count\--, conlmission mt:eting. Ml:Ct)y prt:sentt:d a pL,tition with signatures of PL'Ople "" ho live and/or l)\\"l prl)perty in No.gal \\ihn wt:rt: oppost:d to a bdlhoard. rhe land o\\; nt:r whost: prl)perty the sign was to have heen placed. Boh Moel1eL \\ a ... abo at the meeting. He said he had no idea of the communitv sentiment about tht: pn)posed sign because no County "Serving All of Lincoln County . .. not approving a rnoratoriuln. rhe issue arose \\;ht:n Me- CO\ and other Nogal an.:a residents Ieamt:d of an etli..)rt h\ a sign company to put up a '14 by 48 foot hi I!hoard on a property on State Road J 7 in the to""nsite of Nogal. Mc- ('ov had contacted the count\, manager seeking to he on the meeting agenda to discuss how to deal with the hill- \;loard situation with a possi- hIe Special Zoning District or making State Road 37 part of from the area wen: at the Lincoln ( ount\ ('ommis- sion mt:eting l)n May IX in the Cl )llrt hOllse in ('arri/% lL) ask the count\ to do some- thing to regulate billboards. I'he\ al"L> askt:d county cOln- m tt) pass a morato- rium l)[l allo\\ ing such signs until .... LHllething IS done per- manent h. I'he residents len the '\\Iith commis- .... inner .... '\otlng to discuss a pos .... ihlc hillhoard ordinance at their June 15 meeting. hut .\'o){ul Rallie \' .-lglJln'1 , Proposed ..... ·'gn hy Doris Cherry Normally quiet in their lit- tle hamlet at what is consid- ered by many to he the pretti- est view in the county. Nogal residents came out in forct: seeking a way to control hi 11- board signs. Nogal resident Caroline McCov and a do/en others VOLUME # 99, NUMBER 21 THUR8DAY, MAY 20,2004 CARRIZOZO, NM 8&301 - bined. "This is so you can he able to rehire the math teach- er. Mrs. (Helene) Kohelnik. who was a good math teach- er," Ward'said. Ward said Mrs. Kobclnik got a very good evaluation and recommendation for re- hiring. but was not rehired because of the reduction in force. Ward then asked how many students had transferred out of Carrizozo School to ('api- tan or elsewhere. She said getting those students to stay at Carrizozo would provide the funds to cover budget shortfalls. She figured if 30 students had transferred out of Carrizozo that would a- mount to ahout $ I 00.000 or more if they stayed. She asked ('astanon if Carrizozo Schools contacts the parents of students who transfer out or( 'arri/o/.o, and if the school surveys these parents to find oul why. (SEE PAGE 8) COURTHOUSE MEMORY. Lincoln County Clerk Tammie Maddox shows the pen and ink draw- ing of the original Lincoln County Courthouse in Carrizozo donated to the county by Christine and the late .Jack N. Harkey. Mrs. Harkey also donated their collection of old newspapers pub- lished in Lincoln County from 1888 to 1911 which have an appraised value of $19,750. Commissioners approved a proclamation to accept the donations. Maddox said the news- papers vvill be stored in the archives vault which has been budgeted for construction. November. 2001. The re- mainder of the funds for the raises came Ollt of the ending cash halance lrom the 2003- 2004 school '\ ('astanon "aid historically \" hen the state education de- partment told districts they had to give stafT raises. the districts used their ending cash balance from the previ- ous school year to cover the cost of the raise. But this year. the state dcmanded the di .... tricts returll their cash bal- ance to the education depart- ment. "Now we have nothing to use to make up the din'er- ence." Castanon said. He said it is espcl:ially hard for small districts ""ith no growth. A ner the hoard unani- mously approved the 2004- 2005 school year hudget. the board \\ent into its regular meeting, During puhl ic input. grandrJarent Barhara Ward read a Iettcr requcsting. in the light of hudget shonfall. that the superintendent and principal po"itions he com- fry Doris Cherry With a lower enrollment of 212 students in grades K-12. Carrizozo School Board has reduced its teaching staff hy one math teacher. while giv- ing all other staff a t\'"o per- cent raise in the next school year. At the !\Iav IX (·arrizo./o School BnarJ medin!;,. the board appnl\ed thL: _o04- 2005 school year hudgd that is based on thc J::' per student funding formula from the stale. The funuing for- mula is ahout two percent more than Jasl '\ car's Ho'we,\ er. bl..:c<.iuse funding IS hased dll stuucnl enrollment. Carri/\)/\) Schools \\ill get Ic"s 0\ erall (hi" year than last year. L.;chool superintendent Sergill ( 'a"tanon said in schOl'l districts where enroll- ment 1<" up. like Rio Rancho. the inl:rt:asc in "tJte funding ha" hccn signJlicant. DUring the hearing on the hudget. hetd just prior to the regular school hoard meet- ing. pan:nt Sl:olt Shafer a"knl \'. hat happencd to the e,tr:l t'unding from the state that \\ as to have come from tht.: reduction in the state per- lnancnt fund, H, ,.Ird memher James Ciri- der ,l..,ked the same question. " Iht.: re's got to he account- ahillty at the legislature and the- "tate (department of edu- catr'ltl) for the money." (jri- der ... aid. School finance officer ('\H:n Huston said she \\-as t"ld at the state budget work- "hlJp that the extra money is hl'Jdt into the funding for- mltla. 1 'astanon said much of the nl\ltley will go to the big <"chools with growing enroll- ments. Also about $60 mil- 11i)fl of the money derived by re-dllcing the amount of the rcrmanent fund will go to L'harter schools which are continuing to increase in number. When asked bv nIH ,Vf,'W,t;; why this is happening. Casta- non said it must he that chil- dren receive a better educa- tion in a smaller class setting. Part of the money from the permanent fund wi II also go to increasc teal:hers' pay de- pending on experience and training. Castanon said Carrizo.T.o district has only one person who will qualify for this. This year. the slate did not mandate that di<.,tricts have to give a raise. but Carrizozo school hoard cho<.,e to all staff a two percent raIse. I,ast year, the state legisla- ture mandated a six percent raise for teachers. Carri.T.o.T.o schools gavc thc six percent raise to all staff and received only four percent of the cost of the rai<.,e from the "tate in Carrizozo School Budget Tight, Math Teachers Rifed (SEE PAGE '2. they can take to prevent an emergency and actions they should take at the scene of an emergency .... " County commissioners also approved and autho- rized mailing of a letter to state and federal representa- tives in support of effective use of natural resources hv small business. . The ktter requests the representatives use their offices to encourage support for small husincss trainmg, identification of additional areas of natural resources for expansion and leader· ship in and altemate sources offinancial assistance to the husinesses. The letter mentioned the cooperative efforts hetween three firms operating in Lin- coln County to usc natural growth that is bei ng har- vested to reduce the fire danger in the Urban Inter- face areas. The letter men- tions SBS Wood Shavings that uses small diamt:tl:r hy Doris Cherry May16to22 Is EMS Week SMOKEY SAYS Fire Danger is HIGH. With higher than normal temperatures and winds, the Lincoln National Forest is quickly drying out, causing forest officials to increase fire danger from moderate to high. Currently there are no restrictions on campfires or other use of fires in the f ores t. However, fores t officials are ask i ng resid.ents, visitors and forest users to be very careful with fire, including smoking. ,----_-..:- Lincoln Countv Commis- sioners rroclaim-ed May 16 to 22 as ':mergency Medical Services Week. At their meeting Tuesday. May 1 H. county commis- sioners approved the procla- mation which honors emer- gency medical services vol- unteers \\-·ho save hundreds of livcs in Lincoln County each year. "Emergency Medical Scrvices Week has heen estahlished to educate rhe citizens of Ruidoso and I,incoln ('ounty ahout step" Watershed Management Workshop May 26 In Alto The second Watershed Management Workshop 2004 will be held at 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Sonterra Fire Station on State Road 220 (Airport Road) in Alto. The workshop wi 11 focus on foundations of watershed health: soil. vegetation and the role of fire. Presenters will be (,ene Onken. invasive species specialist for the US Forest ServIce, (SEE PAGE 3) Tom Stewart will continue to serve as the manager ,)f Lincoln County as long as he wants to or the county com- missioners wants him. At the May I g Linen In County commission meetint-' in the courthouse in CarriZl)- zoo county attomey Alan Mo- rel presented the potent ia I renewal of the county [nan· ager's contract. The contract between Stewart and the county expired May 15. 2004. due to the man- ner in which the contract was drafted (by our crafty attor- ney), the provisions of the contract remain in force unti I either cancelled by one ofthe parties, or renewe·d." Stewart wrote .in. a memo 10 county commISSIoners. Stewart asked lor no in- crease in salary. which is cur- rently $75.000 a year with an additional $24.503 in FICI\. Medicare. PERA. workers comp and county group in- surance bene firs. I Jowever he asked to negotiate a change in his contract to allo\\ him to bank up to one year's sil:k leave and vacation time at the anniversary of his con- tract. Any time in excess of one year's reserve would he forfeited. At the tIme of the meeting Stewart had se'\ en days of sick leave and X,7 days of accrued vacation from last year. "At no time would I carn forward more than the st:vt:n days sick time and 15 days (three weeks) vacation." Stewart said. Stewart is in his sixth vear as county manager, which Morel saId is a record. County Manager Rehired
'-10clkr said putting lip a.... ign on his property is _a"dassic t:,amph: l)!' e' ....·reising his individual privatt:property rights." I Ie critici/ed "social goals" that defer to private property rights.
lH1L' "poke to hiln or his '.'"ikah'\lIt the sign. '" k£lrnL'dahl\lIt the issue as an agendaItL'1ll dn the countv conlin is·.... ion meeting. pllhfished in fane\\ "papt:r)." Moeller said.
... Since' !905"
a .... L·t:nic h>way~ \\ ith regula-(ILln .... on sIgns. .
,\ t tht: count\--, conlmissionmt:eting. Ml:Ct)y prt:sentt:d apL,tition with signatures ofPL'Ople "" ho live and/or l)\\"l
prl)perty in No.gal \\ihn wt:rt:oppost:d to a bdlhoard.
rhe land o\\; nt:r whost:prl)perty the sign was to haveheen placed. Boh Moel1eL\\ a ... abo at the meeting. Hesaid he had no idea of thecommunitv sentiment abouttht: pn)posed sign because no
County"Serving All of Lincoln County . ..
not approving a rnoratoriuln.rhe issue arose \\;ht:n Me
CO\ and other Nogal an.:aresidents Ieamt:d of an etli..)rth\ a sign company to put upa '14 by 48 foot hi I!hoard on aproperty on State Road J 7 inthe to""nsite of Nogal. Mc('ov had contacted the count\,manager seeking to he on themeeting agenda to discusshow to deal with the hill\;loard situation with a possihIe Special Zoning District ormaking State Road 37 part of
from the No~al area wen: atthe Lincoln ( ount\ ('ommission mt:eting l)n May I X inthe Cl )llrt hOllse in ('arri/%lL) ask the count\ to do something to regulate billboards.I'he\ al"L> askt:d county cOln-m is~ilHlers tt) pass a moratorium l)[l allo\\ ing such signsuntil .... LHllething IS done permanent h. I'he residents lenthe mectin~ '\\Iith commis.... inner.... '\otlng to discuss apos .... ihlc hillhoard ordinanceat their June 15 meeting. hut
.\'o){ul Rallie \' .-lglJln'1, Proposed .....·'gn
hy Doris Cherry
Normally quiet in their little hamlet at what is considered by many to he the prettiest view in the county. Nogalresidents came out in forct:seeking a way to control hi 11board signs.
Nogal resident CarolineMcCov and a do/en others
VOLUME # 99, NUMBER 21 THUR8DAY, MAY 20,2004 CARRIZOZO, NM 8&301
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bined. "This is so you can heable to rehire the math teacher. Mrs. (Helene) Kohelnik.who was a good math teacher," Ward'said.
Ward said Mrs. Kobclnikgot a very good evaluationand recommendation for rehiring. but was not rehiredbecause of the reduction inforce.
Ward then asked how manystudents had transferred outof Carrizozo School to ('apitan or elsewhere. She saidgetting those students to stayat Carrizozo would providethe funds to cover budgetshortfalls. She figured if 30students had transferred outof Carrizozo that would amount to ahout $ I 00.000 ormore if they stayed.
She asked ('astanon ifCarrizozo Schools contactsthe parents of students whotransfer out or( 'arri/o/.o, andif the school surveys theseparents to find oul why.
(SEE PAGE 8)
COURTHOUSE MEMORY. Lincoln County ClerkTammie Maddox shows the pen and ink drawing of the original Lincoln County Courthouse inCarrizozo donated to the county by Christineand the late .Jack N. Harkey. Mrs. Harkey alsodonated their collection of old newspapers published in Lincoln County from 1888 to 1911which have an appraised value of $19,750.Commissioners approved a proclamation toaccept the donations. Maddox said the newspapers vvill be stored in the archives vaultwhich has been budgeted for construction.
November. 2001. The remainder of the funds for theraises came Ollt of the endingcash halance lrom the 20032004 school '\ c~r,
('astanon "aid historically\" hen the state education department told districts theyhad to give stafT raises. thedistricts used their endingcash balance from the previous school year to cover thecost of the raise. But thisyear. the state dcmanded thedi .... tricts returll their cash balance to the education department. "Now we have nothingto use to make up the din'erence." Castanon said. He saidit is espcl:ially hard for smalldistricts ""ith no growth.
A ner the hoard unanimously approved the 20042005 school year hudget. theboard \\ent into its regularmeeting, During puhl ic input.grandrJarent Barhara Wardread a Iettcr requcsting. inthe light of hudget shonfall.that the superintendent andprincipal po"itions he com-
fry Doris Cherry
With a lower enrollment of212 students in grades K-12.Carrizozo School Board hasreduced its teaching staff hyone math teacher. while giving all other staff a t\'"o percent raise in the next schoolyear.
At the !\Iav I X (·arrizo./oSchool BnarJ medin!;,. theboard appnl\ed thL: _o042005 school year hudgd thatis based on thc $~.O~5. J::' perstudent funding formula fromthe stale. The funuing formula is ahout two percentmore than Jasl '\ car's lundin~.Ho'we,\ er. bl..:c<.iuse funding IShased dll stuucnl enrollment.Carri/\)/\) Schools \\ill getIc"s 0\ erall (hi" year than lastyear. L.;chool superintendentSergill ( 'a"tanon said inschOl'l districts where enrollment 1<" up. like Rio Rancho.the inl:rt:asc in "tJte fundingha" hccn signJlicant.
DUring the hearing on thehudget. hetd just prior to theregular school hoard meeting. pan:nt Sl:olt Shafera"knl \'. hat happencd to thee,tr:l t'unding from the statethat \\ as to have come fromtht.: reduction in the state perlnancnt fund,
H, ,.Ird memher James Cirider ,l..,ked the same question." Iht.: re's got to he accountahillty at the legislature andthe- "tate (department of educatr'ltl) for the money." (jrider ...aid.
School finance officer('\H:n Huston said she \\-ast"ld at the state budget work"hlJp that the extra money ishl'Jdt into the funding formltla.
1 'astanon said much of thenl\ltley will go to the big<"chools with growing enrollments. Also about $60 mil11i)fl of the money derived byre-dllcing the amount of thercrmanent fund will go toL'harter schools which arecontinuing to increase innumber.
When asked bv nIH ,Vf,'W,t;;why this is happening. Castanon said it must he that children receive a better education in a smaller class setting.
Part of the money from thepermanent fund wi II also goto increasc teal:hers' pay depending on experience andtraining. Castanon saidCarrizo.T.o district has onlyone person who will qualifyfor this.
This year. the slate did notmandate that di<.,tricts have togive a raise. but Carrizozoschool hoard cho<.,e to ~ive
all staff a two percent raIse.I,ast year, the state legisla
ture mandated a six percentraise for teachers. Carri.T.o.T.oschools gavc thc six percentraise to all staff and receivedonly four percent of the costof the rai<.,e from the "tate in
Carrizozo School BudgetTight, Math Teachers Rifed
(SEE PAGE '2.
they can take to prevent anemergency and actions theyshould take at the scene ofan emergency.... "
County commissionersalso approved and authorized mailing of a letter tostate and federal representatives in support of effectiveuse of natural resources hvsmall business. .
The ktter requests therepresentatives use theiroffices to encourage supportfor small husincss trainmg,identification of additionalareas of natural resourcesfor expansion and leader·ship in and altemate sourcesoffinancial assistance to thehusinesses.
The letter mentioned thecooperative efforts hetweenthree firms operating in Lincoln County to usc naturalgrowth that is bei ng harvested to reduce the firedanger in the Urban Interface areas. The letter mentions SBS Wood Shavingsthat uses small diamt:tl:r
hy Doris Cherry
May16to22Is EMS Week
SMOKEY SAYS Fire Danger is HIGH. Withhigher than normal temperatures and winds, theLincoln National Forest is quickly drying out,causing forest officials to increase fire dangerfrom moderate to high. Currently there are norestrictions on campfires or other use of fires inthe f ores t . However, fores t officials are ask i ngresid.ents, visitors and forest users to be verycareful with fire, including smoking.
,----_-..:-
Lincoln Countv Commissioners rroclaim-ed May 16to 22 as ':mergency MedicalServices Week.
At their meeting Tuesday.May 1H. county commissioners approved the proclamation which honors emergency medical services volunteers \\-·ho save hundredsof livcs in Lincoln Countyeach year. "EmergencyMedical Scrvices Week hasheen estahlished to educaterhe citizens of Ruidoso andI,incoln ('ounty ahout step"
Watershed ManagementWorkshop May 26 In Alto
The second WatershedManagement Workshop2004 will be held at 9 a.m. to12:30 p.m. at the SonterraFire Station on State Road220 (Airport Road) in Alto.
The workshop wi 11 focuson foundations of watershedhealth: soil. vegetation andthe role of fire. Presenterswill be (,ene Onken.invasive species specialistfor the US Forest ServIce,
(SEE PAGE 3)
Tom Stewart will continueto serve as the manager ,)fLincoln County as long as hewants to or the county commissioners wants him.
At the May I g Linen InCounty commission meetint-'in the courthouse in CarriZl)zoo county attomey Alan Morel presented the potent ia Irenewal of the county [nan·ager's contract. The contractbetween Stewart and thecounty expired May 15.2004."HO\~iever.due to the man
ner in which the contract wasdrafted (by our crafty attorney), the provisions of thecontract remain in force unti Ieither cancelled by one oftheparties, or renewe·d." Stewartwrote .in. a memo 10 countycommISSIoners.
Stewart asked lor no increase in salary. which is currently $75.000 a year with anadditional $24.503 in FICI\.Medicare. PERA. workerscomp and county group insurance bene firs. I Jowever heasked to negotiate a changein his contract to allo\\ himto bank up to one year's sil:kleave and vacation time atthe anniversary of his contract. Any time in excess ofone year's reserve would heforfeited. At the tIme of themeeting Stewart had se'\ endays of sick leave and X,7days of accrued vacationfrom last year.
"At no time would I carnforward more than the st:vt:ndays sick time and 15 days(three weeks) vacation."Stewart said.
Stewart is in his sixth vearas county manager, whichMorel saId is a record.
County ManagerRehired Indefinitel~
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The BathingPool
As the Lincoln County News neqrs the ,century mark of being in existence (190$-2005),we will be randomly publishing articles thathave been published i,n the NEWS from oldfiles. The following article appeared in the"CarrizoUJ News" - on .
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A.. reminder of the "Old Swimmin' Hole," 'ofboyhood is the modern pool ,built· by· J. JVI;.Taylor, apout 400 yards West of the post office.To say thC\t it is a boon to. the people of Carrizozois clearly indicated by the number that have been"taking a dip" this hot weather, and the practicewill be continued for several monrhs_, The pool is 20x70 teet. concrete lined andbottomed. and is supplied from two tanks with acapacity of 150 and 100 barrels respectively; thewater is pumpe;d from two wells with oil engines.with a windmill as anauxiUary. Two 2-inchpipes lead from tanks to pool, with overtlowpipes which keep the water fresh and in circu~
lation.Dressing closets for both sexes occupy one
side of the pool. Patrons are expected to bringtheir own bathing togs. The pool is gr~uated
from 2 feet to 5 feet Z inches in depth, with aspring board. and air buoys for those learning toswim.
A charge of 15 and 25 cents is collected todefra):' the cost of pumpi.ng, attendants. etc. Froill
(SEE PAGE 81
EducationalNews
By Mrs. M.L. BlaneyTeachers holding First Grade certificates
expiring· Sept: 1, 1.922 and subject· to renewalwill be required to have credit in the ReadingCircle work of theJast thr.ee years. Examinationsfor c.ertificatioll an Reading Circle wpck will beheld in the office of the County Superintendent ofSchool, Carrizozo, N.M. on the following datesJune 16·17'h; June 30 and july Is'; July 28·29.No other examinations for teachers' certificateswill be held during the year therefore teachers o;lreurged to attend to their cer'tificates during theseexamination periods.
Following is a list of the High School graduates of the year; Herdon Ricly. Clare Adams,Carrizozo; Maria· Serna, Euhi. Spillers, EthelBryan, Clyd~ Brubaker, Geneva Coffey, Est~lIHoward, Capitan.
The following pupils of the county graduatedfrom the' Eighth Grade: Julia Bonfield, ErminiaChaves. Elsie Wilson, Godfrey Gonzales, DanielGomes. Crosse Lucas, Mar:Y Hale, NaZarioMontoya, J.D. Jackson. Leo Jacks,c;m, LeoPeppers, Lola Thompson, Charley 'Patterson.Dora Anderson. Clinton Branum, Ida Bullion,Maur.ine Collier, Lillie M. Elliott, Miller' French.Lucy Flores, Wilma Hust. .Maude Hamilton,Mary Jaurique. Radford Jones. Lucile' Jones,i'\.lfredo Lopez, Julian Lalone. Fred Lalone.·Maggie Lujan. Urbano Montano. HaroldMassey, William. Moss, Jessie Rustin. AlbertRoberts. Edena Shaver. Leo Stimmel, BrittoJ;1Vincent, Leona Whitaker. Levella Crenshaw,Tomasita .Gonzales, Roy Harmon, Fred Smith,Jewel Townsend. Bettie Ward, harvey Walker-,Mary Ferguson, Pearl Pfingston. Clinton Pfingston, Ellie Skinner, Ray Marr, Richard Bingham,Jessie Cox. Paul Porter, Eva Jones, ThomasTyree. Mary Hudson,. Pansy Everett, LonnieHudson, [oma Guthrie. Mildred Morrison, Jewel
Leo Joiner, John Casey, Barnes Rose, John. Dale. Bernice Kilgore. Curtis ":'illiams, JohnStraley. George Cooper, Bill Hightower. PaulKingston, Bruce Dean. Ellis Lee Dean, Flo~ence
hobbs, Bessie Hurt. Eselda Johnson. WIIlaFdShort. Hilda Key, Leola Foster, Linkey Sheely,Ine~ Yates, Frank McDonald. Jewl Ried, ClaraRied. Leona Taylor, EfTen Pacheco. MargueriteHals, Pearl Purcell a, 'Tinnie Raymond and JewelAllison ..
These young people have amde a good beginning and we trust that not less than 98 percentwill enter High School and remain until they
,complete the four years work. "Education islife. "
The Lincoln Cou.nty Board of Education willmeet in the office of the County Superintendentof Schools, Ca.rrizozo. N.M., June 21st for thetransaction of business.
The books if the District Clerks must beclosed not later than June 25th in order that Imay be prepared to -settle all accounts againstDistricts before July first and make my annualreport as required by law.
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May16to22_
v"hal people do on their pri"ale property as lon~ is itdoc~ not interfere with orupsel the neighbors, "In thiscasco a 14 by 48 foot sign.even if it's nol lighted wouldbe a gross misuse of whypeople .Iive together (in acommunity)." Carroll said.He said people .should try toresolve problems with neighbors by talking and agreemt,=nl.
Nogal resident UrbanCrouse said Moeller gave thecounty commissioners a different perspective of "whathe is.: Crouse said whatMoeller did not tell was howhe was ready to sign the billboard- contract until neighbors caugbt the sign guy andlet the sign guy know theydid not want the sign.
As for talking with the.Moellers. Snooks and NannyMcDaniel who own land inNogal said they and almosteveryone else in No~1 ,havebeen in conflict with theMoellers.
McCoy also 'said it was notpossible to talk with theMoellers who have broughtlawsuits ofsome kind againsteveryone in Nogal.
White Oaks resident BradCooper. who works torSp'encer Theater. supportedbillboard regulations. He saidRuidoso is very trendyriRhtnow especially as Santa-Pegets more expensive, ·andbillboards for hotels and casinos in Ruidoso area willbecome more prevalent. "Ifyou c'onsider billboards visual blight. it is time to consider regulating them beforethey start ·to .pop up I ikemushrooms." Cooper said.
County commissioner EarlHobbs asked MoelJer for assurance that they would notenter into an agreement for abillboard.
"I did not say we have nointentions of that." Moellerresponded. "We reserve theright to consider it."
Discussion about regulating billboards turned Into adiscussion about county-widezoning. Morel said the county·passed a zoning ordinancein J988' which was filed ofrecord. However the zoningordinance was void becauseno zoning maps were madeto go along with it. Morelsaid while he is not for government interference. especially zoning. the county hasseen ranchers upset over subdivisions and farmers upsetin Glencoe and Hondo Valley because the county hasno proper way to control development and growth.
Morel said he has looked athow Socorro County createda special zoning dIstrict to
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trees for animal bedding andelectric energy generation,Mescalero Forest Productsthat uses larger diameter,trees for various wood products. and Sierra Contractingthat uses the remainder ofthe forest materials for compost. "In this ml;lnner. all thematerial from the land is putto good use instead of bemgburned. which· is not onlywasteful but adds to potential air pollution."
The letter goes on to statethat there are manr challenges to this effective useof these harvested. resources. Many more smallbusinesses may be on thehorizon which could use ahel~ing, hand in becoming areali!), .
"We hope that you will doaU you can to help thesefledgling businesses .survive." tile: letter concluded.
COWlty commissioner·Rick Simpson said there istremendous potential in using forest materials. He saidhe recently attended a conference in Santa Fe on biomass generation and learnedabout products that can turnplant material into dieselfuel. "-It is such a waste topile and bum (materials)when they can be used."Simpson conclud~d.
thL" I.:ommenh frnm McCoyanu others to be "defamaton" ahoul hi ... and his \.\-ire'sm(lml "alue... i.lnd heing goodnL"ighhnr... III.: ..aid government ... hould nut be abusedand hI: ...a .... thc rcstrictionsagainst sign ... to ha"t= a pott:ntial ItJr abuse,
"' .. for the;: sign company."M Ol.': I I(:r said hc has not entered into a contract for ahillboard. lie said hL." did notseck thc" sign company out.rather he \.\-as cl.;mtacted b~
the sign company. "We don teven know ho\.\- oh.e neighbors) knew about ,lh~ sign:'he added.
County attorney Alan Morel said he researched thestate laws that regulate signsand found statutes that support highway beautification.scenic byways. historical districts and special zoning districts. or county wide zoning.
"The county has to bezoned (0 do the highwaybeautification. S~~nic byways require state legislationby both houses which takestime. The townsite act is ofno help because it was drafted in the I 880s before billboards." Morel said. He saidNogal could quality for aHistoric District but creatingsuch a district is very cumbersome and involved_
As for the special zonin.8district. Nogal might qualityif it meets criteria of a population of at least 150 a.ndother r~quiremen·ts. Moreladded.
. During Moeller's presentation he referred to Oscuror~sident Jerry Carroll who isa property rights advocate.Carroll saId he recommendedthe offended property ownerslook into the state nuisanceact. Carroll said he upholds
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Executive with Boys Scouts of America, REPUBLICAN33 years,. retired.
Responsible for generating and managing multi-milliondollar budgets.
Ability to listen and make decisions_Involved in Family, Civic, Community, and Political issues
all my adult life.Education Degree (85), Tennessee Tech University.
A cornman sense conservative voice 'or youPaId for bV the candIdate, Dean Lollar
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Lincoln County COl1unissioner
April 1003. Sheriff Sullivan andI began.what the wOdd has cometi>
. know as the Billy the Kid Case.'The story first appeared 011 the
MSNBC website. receiving over22 MII.;UON hits. promptinga call. from the Governor. WhenGarrett killed ·the Kid in 188 L the
.' New York Times pdnted 2 lines. on"age 6. when this cas.e opened ill·' '.,2003 an entire a.rticle. on page 1· .
'. appeared. Newspapers atound the glot:>e LnclUdingthe·L(}ndori :rimes ran tho;: st6ryitnd CNN told.ofthec!1se,The. Discoveryand1'h¢ His/(JryChannels produced .'; ..
'. progtamsfeaturlrrgthis irivetigatj,;n and Linc()ln CO"lnty:.·Youmay not¢are about h'sti>ry .. You might npt be
·botl1ere<i. by tile mystery oflJ()W theKidkillelJ Qeputy .. "Bell. 123. years agP.· butthose who do care have come to
·see ..f6f ·thelnSe'lves.Vlthell the:ycome. they. eat at ()i1I" .restaurants. buy·gas..frtitit· our "hltiollS,· stay at .oUr hotel's.
·.andshop iltotir shops, Witheve'ry ulJllarspentc{Jmes tax· money. l1elpfng to pmvide health care. hetterroads;:and .Pl1blic safety for. 0l1r county . Usirtg·no·l!ubUCmonies a .quest for the truth behind a western myth unexpectedly .'came with an 'economic' bo6st tlJ our State .and· I.;i.ncolnCoUnty. .... • .... . ..... ".. ,.
AComtitissioneYrnust have visi,m... aridrecogl'riz" ..opp.ortunity. rye shown·r possess both. As yoCJr C(uinty·
·Commi.ssion·er·-J'II search for and seize upon opportunityfor our county. That's my promise to you; ' .. ' .
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CALENDA.
The Torrez family. of Hondowould like to thank everyonefor the flowers, cards, calls, visits, food, and expressions . of.sympathy during 'the. loss ofEmilia Torrez.
We would like, to:graci6usly' thahk·everyone who·' rece~tly . convey~d, ,haa,r't...felt condolences to the :family dfJ6sie O.Vega". As' a si&ter r wife j mother, .a·nd,.grandmother, Josie's Christian ,,faith .was'·'her strength, . and .' its iri·fh-ie;nce. was1jlwaysevident in her beautiful smiieas'she cOr:ls(antly sought pea'yS and "love' TOr,everyone' arol,Jnd her.' " • "
A." slw pro'udly sits at ·the r'i\lht hand: ofGod, we are left with butfo'nd memoriesof' our beloved JOSie" We apptecra'te' ,the'compas5iona~e ~.up·port· iiind gene'r6u~'offerings throughout this, diffi,cult time,your. cards', €lifts" f!Q,wers,1 phot:le ca:li~,.food,and feUowship. "
We 'thank .everyone ,who barne .to'celebrate the life of this. extraordinaryw,otnan, 'Josie ,'is gone ,away~'" ',bt;Jt" ,wiH ' "never be gone in oLlr.heart,L, ...
Q'ne JI), the. !i'fate:,,!ha! now -ha.s .c,opy. or,tl~e; .'peti~ion ,against."$·m;h ;1,spe~lallj~s!rl,ct,. '.', rh~ bJllb.oarg. That brotUlJ;lt.:a
, '. As' for a 'rilorator-lI:1,m" Morel 'co'mnient 'from "(he':p.lIdiel,1~c": ,!old ~o~niY'c~in,m,iss,ionei;Si~ '. It't.t M'ge.l1c'r W:(lOl~d t,Ii~:fc;-ti:":' 'IS" w1than theu: ",ower 10 IJTI~' tlO,O SQ he could sue 111 the
, Shammy Hubnnd With the" \!Iew.s ·the ,pre-urest 11') t;be, FiRST AND 'TI-U~DT(r~SDA:YS " " ':'-"ounty, p:latini'n:8.-c~mmjs~io.1) :'. whol~' count'y~' 'l wOllld~'.not'··
-,-J~!ln~ Ill: ~·pio.,:I:Y or thl: District If Offje~ of the, Stl;tt,F .~ngi':" .sugges~d th,e' c.ou.nty·sp~nd:~.· !.ike 1.0. s~c:: bqll:"o.~~_s,'~h'7re;'t ,neer IS at RlUUHSO Village Un.ll from 9,a,.m, tQ J2' noon. ' ':: . yeara.nd,a hal.r0J::l,<.tev~lppiR.g.' 'C:Q~nty comm,sslo~er'.Leo· ,.-f-'ibronlyalu-ip. :,:yn.dr:oll)e Support Gro.u~m'eets'- eve9'·.thir~J a ~omprehensJve eoUntv' Martme'z made the mothjnlOJ.ll~sday. 6 p.m. K-Bob's In RUidoso. Call 35.4;'30~'6"for,more.- :,.w.ide '.zoning O!,~ina-n~'r•. ,·,'i,~,';. ' d.i~c'uss. a" ..p~ss'ib.le·l;JiIlboa-td·
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"::,retre;l.g.~late~'depej]ding on woo you:.', sure )·ou··'ieIJ the ·.truth... the. '.are," It c~ii be Jhe epiC :hero'j".ourhey·ljf ',,:Whole -truih. so' notliipg c'an
the'boy':BiJly,... :qying as a mar,ty.red. 'cdme back,and·bite,yOU. Yoti~;,fr¢e(io,in, fighter ,..,a, r.ebel·'with a cati~e. 'call ,fivti, };,our life, as you,ot n:, carl,be 'a ,terrifyl,ng:morality tale .please 'and, 'ans\yel'" ·to· n(i one:of 'lfln 'outlaw whos.e rJ;1urderous '. ,wh~rl tb~~f truth is ~old., .. ,r~mpage was ~nded by·the right,eous. ~rgo (Aug' 23 ,:,,·'S~P. 22).'
,:.powert of a 'Iawllt-an. '.-. ' ": " , March·'.on sod giv,e 'ali :,yn'u. . Fon SUIJUle'r h~sjden~,.re·p(iri dUl~ "hav~ ,to 'glv~, Smile,:and'.don't.-people ,come' to, their village frO',n: all . .feel had when )'Qu ha've.to tell ..·parts' of the' worJd W. visit his grave,." . Jiomeonewh~t they~dl;m't~'antThese from cou.ntrie,s' ,who',haye'" " : to·hear,. Gh"c,an¢xtr-a'bug and',kt~t?,\:Vri oppre~si~l~:are ,c:=specia:lI~ '. . " . k.riow tha.t' yourworJis'.can-hea.1'attractcd.tq the grave 'sue of som.c;:one .whe~ ya'Ur:lieafi. is ~n the'right.·,wh.O: w~s 'a, freedom flghter' ili,tI1e'Old ··place.· , .,W.est of Amei'ica: Som¢ .wiU eV¢I1"' . ,.' ,L,ibra (.$,:pt· ·22. ,Oct 22>
"'wear cowboy clothes they've .' ~YQl,I'r'e on .the' right 'ro~d n9w ''oD,viouslyju'st purchased, so they can \S9, stay in ,between 'the Iirles.·share more deeply ·in tl1e"emotio,~of ,..Ke,ep asteady pi,l.C~ and you'"the Ino'rnent~, " .' .. . ..• :. .... get t'6,jtqur:gdal as' I~ng'a$ you.
..grave at, night to 'pay their: regard~h' t little ,pit alone hut -you're noL. 1-i~h~il1g 'c;andles_and lei:l.Ving 'giftS.' 'S~orpjp-:(Oct'~3 .. Nov, 21)-
llowers,;-Iov.e ,t)otes, bullet.s 'm1P "Doil't .take: the: ,time to figh't..unbpE~:'n,ed ..caris .of bee:r. ,Oft¢n:.,. Qil·,Ju.ly ·Back off'a,nd "let 'whomever:14, tht:; llnliiversary'of,BiHy',s 18.?.1 " -' wants ie·· flgh-.. do ... it- .bYdeat~l, :a vigil' is ,held,' remel11berilig a', - thernse,lv.es:' You have betterS imila,r. y,igi,J: b.y ,inany of the· ladies' of ' thio.gs to" 'do' wit.h' )'our gpod:the' comiU'-:lnity 122 year.s ago. energy. ,'Find newJrhmds and'. Scholars's'ay Jesse James,alid places,ifthis"i:;:~hAt'V:OUhav~
.·Wyatt Earp~ 'who 'bot" inspir.e big .' ~o'put,upwith:, :,.". ~, "foll.owll1gs~ don't produce the' pass ion "Sagittarius (Nov 22 - Dec 21)amorig th.e.ir follow-ers that,the lege11l;1 Vou maS' fed tired hut'it-is for--of Billy does. Someho\y it reso.nates·· a,gQod cause. Keep·the faithwith strOl'lger vibratiot1s to create a 'so youdigl.1t w'iIl,shine, on forsu.bcuhure of Billy worshiper's not only ''"03:1 but tOI'" all to see,worldwide. ,Your future is' ,bright arid '\lan
.- Th.e test of gr.eat epics is their: heal t'he heart when you wantabU ity to transcend time. It is. quite to start lo:ving again.,clear that" the passage of 122 years Capricorn (Dec 22 - Jan 19)since l'lis death has only increased,the .your m'oney is about tb take afame fac'inatio'n ot Bil.ly, the:Kid.. sharp right. Stop' and look'. Let's not do anything to destroy. both ways before you assume,
that. . it is the, ri.ght choice. Don't 'letothers tell,yo,u what you needto do 'W~th'your ll:loney' unless
". 'Pisces' '(Feb 19 7" '~a,r'th, .2:0)",Yes you know.,you,ca;n do this
and you,can do i1;,weill.~ so':St~p.
· it and j list.'40 'it wi'th .the bestpf ·YOt,l,T' ability. When Y~1,I'
'.have' .~: .problem t1rst" go to')iour ,faitJ"J .and,theri to a pers'on
....nat )·ou rea.fly, trust." , ".' :,,,~..ies ~·Ma.rclr21·"', Apr-it 19), You n'li:ghl b~' worried about
,Illakit1g... the. w,tring mistake',·,· You "will . Al.a.ke,' the<' right.:choi"ce: orice ynu ·talk to "t()'Lfrheart. ani::Lmake :up 'YOlj'r 'mirl(±"'th.at yo,u i'eaHy' Wl1'!1t to.. be,happy. It'~ .tlme' for ~:~)'u do to
"toryou.,' . ',,:-' '.','.,'T9Ur'US (April 2.0 :.. May ,2-0)
: DOi"t: sign 0Il 'the dqtt~d ,line.,b~clius(;):'ou~'r-ef"0reed :tp.',you.~a'l~ the ,righl"'t? Sa)' no~ You,al~b' have;' tHe' tight t6 ltS~
.questions that 'CQJlcern' ,,"ou...titturjJ: 'St~p,' tip .to 'th~' P,httc'
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SANTA FE;-';.The'Cas,,<:>f .Billy's' Bones has not 'made 'b-ig ,news;in'Ne~ Mexico thus far. bui among'rilany Billy.the Ki"Lhistof1aqs and :'aficionados aro'und the world';' it is 'artunfathomabl-e 9cTiling of sacre.d ,. ,ground.·. '.: ',. ,.' "
To historians:. £;he effort-to, dig upthe bOlleS' of B·illy.and hiS' riiq~h~rj's'aninsult to history. B1Uy's'life1 and'dea,tb'have bec;:n.carefully reiseatch.ed .o~i:. '.the years: To them. t!:l'er,e,' is, no ·c;lou,bt. 'that Sheriff Pat Oa~·rett sbot')3fIlY at",'-'"Pete Maxwell's-hou,se ... ' .. ,...
,s.omeone the'y .had'- cO-me to ~dmire:..There '~as FlO doubt in .b:ny' of theirt.l~irtds, that, it was Billy lying,o.A th~carpenter's table. The cQrcu1l.'ir'·s jury·arrived·the following IpoTlliri.g anQr¢ached thc"sa'me 'conclusia.il. ~,
Billy ......as. subsequeiitlj,',b'uried'q'eside· his .pals 1'0111.'0' Foni'ard alld':
. Chadic Bowdrc and has I'"enialned ..there 'ever since." As 'Frc'derick 'W,_Nolal1~ the ,w;orld'~ pr'ee111'inent ,~.j(Jy.:
the Kid' historian put it: the .Iegel1d ofBilly res'ts 011" a, ~'delicate:hal'a:ilee. II If·{Iuit balance is ~ilted 'l;>y doubt, 3.,b.out ' • "whether he was killed that night and"whether he' was buried where hi's· .graveside stands. then, the H~gel"lct'U-CCll'vS, "',.
Anu·tlutt·ls c'xaetl)- what is.&t ris,kif a DNA matd1 Qctweell BHly. ana his'mother cannot be' established after all .these years, Then the cla'ilTIs 'o'f otli.erpretenders. such as Brushy BHI .. ofHieD. TX. make' it plausible that Billy.escaped and lived·a comfortable;.line"\-:entlful life elsewhere. '
How did this homeless. ,drifting,'juvenile del~l1quent tlJtlled outlaw.who died at 21., end up in Webster"sInternational Dictionary .~longside .Alexander the Gn:at., Napoleon'and .George Washington? why does' I)e' .have one of the highest ,name, rec·ogni-.,tiOt1s throughmH the ~wor1d of any .American histo.r.ical figure? ,Why j.s his'grave site oi:Ie of the few in Americaidentified .Ol~ state 'maps and 'some' "" ~'natiOlial ones? ' , '
Gale', ~o'Ope.r. ~' Hary-arp,-edu~ated..psychiatriSt at'd Rlnateur hi"stori:alr, hassome'ans.wers.,.,She has, jus,t completed.what she ''Says is the IllOSt extensfvely,
researched historicaJ ,novel· or-i':" .-BiltY,Jhe Kid 4nd' the (.i·ncoln County, .War.ever"'written-. .. '.. ' .' '"" .
.., Dr. C<lOper say~· the Bjlly the K;dlegend ,is the epitome' of, 'the' W.es,t,· .
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Memorial Day RemembrancesBy Ruth Hammond
in another I I da)~ it ...... ill h~ :vtcmorial Day. It wasoriginal I) de"'lgnat~d a .. a.l.i8)· to rcm~mherand honor themilitur) pcr"()fm~1 killed in the Jim:: of duty. MemorialD£1) no ...... i ... a da>- rno.. t pcop-k' ,rememher' people whoh£1'" c dicd V1un~ p.corlc go to ccmetc,rie!> an.d put flowerson gr£1\ c ... , ""hich, h prohahly the rea<ion ye~rs ago p~ople
referred tn i ... as pc~qralinn Day. Thl;i:)' wnuld de,corate'gra.. c ... ""Ith llll\-\-cr... and hcnce the name Decor-ation Day.
\,.1e·m.)ric ... ofpa..t I)ee-oration Day... may linger in yourmind ..\ ... a child )OU may·have ,"",onderi=d why anyone\\-nuld \.!.ant to gIl to a ccmcotery on a bt::autiful s'pring day.Ol.d pel)plc \\ould gather arbund and taik. walk to Ont::·.,partil.:ular gra\.c. and ..tand looking;n the gravestone as ifit \",:~rl: ~nrnething spcl,:ial. And to thl."m it probably'was ,.
Partkul~1'" plucl."ment of 110\\<cr,> on· the gl'"Bves had a",pl."ci£tl meaning. A ... inglc rose ..... a .. placed on the g.ravc'o'f"the hah)-'- in memory of the one month he had- Jived.More tlo...... er<; cre 'plact.!u on the gl'"uves, or' pal'"enl~ and,aunt ... and une lc most 1)- pcop~e '"'" hO'had died long be:.fo-:-~)<lU \\crc born. 'You ·ma} have Jooked at names ,on thehcad..,tllm....... and marveled at thl." dl."signs 011 somc'ofthem.
Heading name on gra~c<;tol,1e<;'eanbc.infor.rnstive.lnI :ngfand man) gra c ...toncs ha ....e elaborate hi"1,ories of tHe;person's. Ii fl.". As nne per~on !>aid. it ,"",as enjoyable'to'be"in the-l.:emdl."'f). unlikc hl."rc in the United States where
. most gravestone .... merel) list the date of birth nnd death.EXl.:t:pt for ihe possihilil) of getting to play with some
I'"clativc ... ' and have a di:lici(~ll; potlul.:k m~al. Y0I",I mayha...-c dreaded thi.... annua.l ritual of putting flowers ongraves. Any you r-,:obp,bly dedded to never do this whenyou became an adull. Such nrc the drcarfls afthe young.
Suppo...c you had not had this background training an€;l'had never 'watched as your elders showed -their respect tothe tJcad. You m,8y not r:emcmber thc great uncle' who........ s ta-ll ;"nd lanky. You dctinilely would nOI rememl)er,great gn.::ut grandparents yv'f'lO homesteaded the ·area~ Andwhat ahout the eccentric gn.'at ;.tunt who kept the family'luughing with her unique didos. Y.'Oll heard'the stories and..... .ondcrcd why your' parents would'laugJ:l and .cry at the...ame timl:' .while paying their respects at the cemetery. Itmade you .... onder. hut it·also taught you valuable'lessons_ .
.Somcho\\ you Icarned th,at it is·important to honor andrememher those departed. You parent's examples ofloveand sorrow at the cemetery an~ etched in your mind. Andifpu!>sibJe you vdll probably visit their graves on the oneday set aside for showing thi ... honor and, respect. And ifit is impossible for you to .... isit the graves of people who.·\.. crc important in your "lifc. you can show tha,.t samerespect aiui honor hy altending the Memorial Service atFort Stanton Cemetery on S~turday. May 29 at IO'a.m;,
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,.;mc Sho\.\ h About rll BClllll." 1'Y1uSt>:urn ccnte.,r located at milemarkl."r lJX.1 on Ili~h\.\a;" 1XO in ·historic Lincoln. Cali 505-"651-""O~.5 !'tH' lIll"llrmiltloil.
TUI:SDA'V~ .JUNE 1--Primal'}- Election Day. Polls opert 7 a.m. 10 7 P_in.~-Ltncoln Count'\- Public Land Use and Rural Affairs
Advis0t\ t~nmmiltce·Oicetsat l) a.m. in the conference room ofthe Magistrate C0!lrt Building in Carr}zozo. Location chan'gttdue to the use of the 'count\' commIssion chambers in. the-'Lincoln <;"ounty l~ourthouse for the absentee' precil)ct.
--Amcncan l.eglon Post #57 meets at 7·p.m. Capitan SeniotCenter
SATlJRI>AY. MAY 29--Fort Stanton Mel'"chant Marine and' Veterans Memorial
Scr"il.:c 10 3.111. Fort Stanton Cemctel'"\' on State Road 220...nuth n( Fort Stanton" " , .
-,-l.ast d~'\- ,....""1,1'" carl.....' in.-person absentee ..-ot,ing for the June IPnmot'» l..Iel..Iun. from 10 a.m. hI (, p.m. al Ruidoso Sl."niorCenter in Huid,""Iso and at the l.incoln ( ount.. Clerk's Office in,the ..::ourthoU"'C:·,in (. -urri....,oJ.o. .
,an.ce' a,ITI'Ved at , 1::02" p;m:· .. ..arriv-e·d:.b.v.ptivate veh'ic'le. at ity'on,' London L.an~,' in C~c;bi"r.. ', and at t:;3,1 P'·m.· l~fr.f(}r,"L1rr~,' . ',,3,; 1.'1 'P--m, 'ani,1" reql,leste~' the .,~reek:..peQpl~:in:a~'red ,tr.uck',
,~p'lh Cou~ty. M~edIC!1J C,~~tc;:r'. attack. tru.c~' ar ~': 18 ,p.m., poss'ibly·'pafty'.tng- in ~ pos~ed:<LCMC) m Rl.Udos? arrlvmg- whic,h. ai;nxed :8,t:--3:3,4'·p.n1: . lilr~a .. Deputy' di"spateh~d: ,.,'
. .vOQ Wn:,I;EN>lOY ..: ·'Now ·thilt, fresh pabbage i~, int he ,rtuirket~' ,the·.f·oUow:ing dis.h will be,Q~e.,we:will.J.ike,:te:;),.try.,.
.'.". . ,'. ". PenDer CabbageSitlad' "· . cCTake one qUlin of' fresh· cal;>bage .chopped.add one cupful of green pepper id~o -cfu)ppeq:
·season and mix .with one ~upful ·of cream·'dress-., ing an~ s~rve. .6,1j. I~ttuce.: rO','prepa~e .thcr'dressing'..· use ,OU6: teasponful of sugar; ,one: teaspootlful of
s.alt., ,and 6i1e-:.half te'asp'Cl.o.nfld" (if· papr:ikB.:;' ::,one· "tab.lesp.oonfur of fl.o:Or ~ 9n¢· ~gg~ tWQ 'tablespoort- .fuls of ,01 ive oil or butter and one.,.half ·cuPfUl .of'rich' m~lk., _ ' " . ','
:.. :' Put" the·dry~ ingredient~' in a boWl, add, the egg::YOlk.., al'id .'three ',ulQlesp.oonJuls, of vinega:r.;· cq.ok~,
~--r:oast 'sllc'es' 6£, bre~4- on .ob~ side only" crit,intriarlgl~s. For:. the, filling.. spread.:eac~ side of the.br.ead with- with al'1l;h6vy'" pa~te ,mixed w)th sa~addressing" then. add to each slice a ,lettuc:;e. leaf...·
,Illbetweett ~ach'.sHce',pilta layer of tuna Jish. 'two '"· slices·. uf ,cobkec( bacon' and .tWo· rounds' of fresh"
.' :tomaio spread- with salad 4i:es·si_ng., , <W~ffl"'"
~-C.ream on~~hal{' 'pound of,· but.i:er.· un.tilcr:e~rny; add .one-fourth pound of :sug~r .and theyolks of. three eg;gs.. onc..half pound (two CiJp':fuls)~..of :flQur; one ,pint of warm m;ilkand then whenwell mixed, adc;f salt and fold in the' well-beate~
,egg whites.· Bake on a"hot.waffl,e iro~~ Serve wi~hpowdeteq sugar p.n~ 'preserves, or jam~ .
A most delicious 'dessert· 'which may be pre-,pared the day. bef"o'ie is this: Bak.e "an 'aitg~1 foodin~ a, sheet, elft -in sqil'ares, ,cover with' .,crus.h¢strawberrJes an'~· sugar' 'a'nd top with whippedcream. or· a .51 ice of bricJ.s ,h;:e cream tnayb~ usedas'.a tilling between layers of .:cake and topped."with 'berries,,' . , '
6:32 p.m. four wheeler$ on At 1'1.:46 a.m, lhe·fatherf3~l..Highway 4·8. north of a.. busi- ed 8t'\d !;iaid'lne:kips had',c.~'lI.,..".ness in AJto. At 6:34 p.rn. ed 91)., and ,'rib prob-Iem~; At"'deputy arrived an.d' ,at 7:05 l.J a4 a.-m. ~:.deputy ..",:,a:$ 'di,s.;p.m. found kiqs bt the, bottom ,pat-c.hed.-i:ind at'.l I :-29'a:,r;h"'~rc'of Angu~ Hill aJ~d tohfihe:~ ' de,put)' i'eques~d.. back."up,to go horne.. ' .' from Ruidoso'Dawns police.
* Degree In Criminal Justice* Third Generation Lincoln
County. Resident
male cardiac palient. Med ,I'arrived at 12:42 p,m. and af.12:58' a.m. left for' LCMCarriving there at·1 :28 a.m..
I :24 a.m. smoke near anRV park on Gavilan Canyon.r""o deputies and slate po~
IlclO: dispatched. .. 8: I 0 a.m_ request fbr am'bu
lance at LCDC. Carri.zozoambulance arri.ved at 8:21a,m. and at 8:44 a.m ..'left'fo,rL(';vIC arriving thefe at 9;338.m.'·4:57 a.m. aecidenl withoutinjuries' 6n An,gus Hill. Bo,nito Fire Dept. .arrived' 8,t"10: J 2 a.m, and left 'at I 1:32a.m, Med .J"arrived at 10:.14a.m. bUI was refuse,!i. Depu~lies di'!>palcl')l:d. ,
10 a.m. vandalism at localion .on Buena Vista In Alto.Deputy dispatched.
4:32 p.m. ident,ity theft atlocation on' ~ohterra' Drive.Deputy arri,~ed' at 5: 15 p.ni.and 'completed the assign:'
, ment at 5:43 p.m.6:21 p.m_ so'meone in, a
house o'ne m'ile below Bon.ito
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FO'F/
Carrie
SPENCERPROBATE:.JUDGE
VOTER. E.{Rick}
VIRDENfor
Lincoln County
SHERIFF
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on Apph: Blossom. beputic,>arrived at 3:28 p.m. and advised the problem v.as ..olvedbefor.e ll1ey arr,ivcd.
3:05 p.m. criminal damageat location on Deer Park.
3:~8 p.m. depu,y ad:viscdhe did warrant service formagistrate judge to a 23yt;ar(jld malc: inmate at" LCDC.
6:48 p.m. criminal damage.a bullet hole in a "-indo.....- on(iavil~n ,Canyon Road: Deputy di'spatched.
6:27 p.m. gas skip on skirun road. Deputy ,ardved at7:30 p.m.
.' In' New;..Mexico•. seniors low-:m~ome'enrollees ,pay nocan choose between about 40 ·annual. e,l1,rollment fe~ an"differentdiseount-eards. This' pay only 5 to, 1-0, percent,number'dpeslJ'i inClude many 'co~payme'nts (th'e ac;:tual a~nOl)":Medicare discount drug .mC!unt,d~pendson-the bene
,cards offered,by phannaceu~ ficlary S Income' I~vel).
ti~al ~ompanies.£etiree.orga~ The.NM Aging a,nd Long--"nl,ZalIOPS' or pther. bt:nefit Tt=rrn Ser:viccs'DepJlrtm~nt is ,PrQgrams." .', encouraging most peopleThe~non-Medlca.recards who qualifY for. the credit to
.cards. ., The NM Aging and LOng-:'The Medicare-approved Term Servic,cs Department
,ca('ds are not ·a!1 the .same. advice to people who do not.Bach, compavy of!ermg. a, qua-lifv for the benefit, is, less~an;l.can chOose whlch'drugs. str'aig'fitforward,: -ConsumersIt y.'.1U cover. Each 8:lso' sets will have to do'a lot 6fhom'e":pr;:lces for the dr~gs.lt ?~ers work -to determine whicfi'~nd the ento.Jlment fee to JOIn. 'cards cover tht;:. drugs "th~yl~.PtQgram·· ' . . .:. , ' -(Q1(e: wheth~r. tbe.r local
, " Tht:l ,eompan,les' also' are .p!'tarm'ac:y. a:~cepts. the c:'atd;r .al.lowed to ,change: th~ dr~gs' , wheth~r "they mi,ght ,be~cfil
· . they offer, al\d ~he dls.c~unt , from' mall-order P4l'C~asll1g;mte- every 7 clays.. ". " and. whether other' discount
'. Most Qf those "'h·o had "the time'and ,the .nidaris' '.- .of transponati(jn, 'took.. advantage, of,·the' c;jp.eniqg "
of' the' ,fishing' season. and pulled. QUt f6r their"favod~· fishing streams.·" ,The Lodge·,' on. -J3ag:1eCreek.~·atirac~ ·,a, larg!=- nUJ,nber ·,of ,angl~rs' :'aII:d,outing parties. The' ,sQuth ·fork of the B:ontto ,also.got, i~s sllare OT, the' knights· of the' rod and'reel.
.', While the·fishing was.,goo..d in 'all the streams.~·
reports ·,fr.Q~ the' 'l1Pper ,~uidoso $ta~ ::,~at 'the:ttour are bltIDg, beuer . than Jlsual. ed Long a,nd'Billie Norman 'spent ,the weels;eri.d on mat s.~eami~ .the .yicini~y of ,the Wingfie~d pl~e '~nd .reportgood' "catches ". - about seven dozen each~ Edchiims the merit of hOOKing· the "old one," whichmeasured 13 1/2, ins. and "weighed be~r t.han apound a quarter, besides"several- 11 ~a 1.2 inc~e~ ,In length, the balance were above the Fegulatlons~ze. He used a 'grey' hackle' on. a No. 10 hook"yet live bait .is, more 'enticing but -is h:ard to find.A' number of 'parties from Roswell and, ,outside'ate camped,along die stteam~ , '
plea of' gUilty to the"c~:harge,of mlJ~derin"g'hiS 'wifeaoci 'sao.· A ,sen,tenc~·, was 'impose4 by:,the-'CiX>urt-"ineach case of"90 to 99' years, 'Ofle term' to gegin;a.t,the 'expiration J:Jf,the."Qther.· "..', .' _
· ','. As,:.th~:se:nte~ces~dp.not run 'concl,lrrently therria~irr)iJrn period 'is-- 198, year'S and'·the minimum
·'is 3 80.," S'hou.lq the .-p.rison-e'r ,.serve,.o:qt, both terms.•, ·t.he, ·Will·;,b¢ approaching .~.is, second childhood,,:·'-and,·'·-will ',ge. in, deJ;l1aIid·". by , m8;»agers' of-'v·audeville'~ ,.... '", -,', , .
, Migh.tPl!t yo"r teet onyo,'ir,'desk .occasiohally in order toplo".. which is master,·.'. ' , .' ..
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. kin. sc.hfa~b said jii tile las\'-36· "sh~~' sai'd she'~c~ntly,SPd'k~, _moinhs. 30· students have .-With.a former" CaiTizozcuitu.:. 'lran~'ferred .qu~ 'pr CarrizoZO den(who}s .nci)Y"·i'il college .Sehools'- .' - '. and 15 hav.~ng dl,fficultx- ·.wlth. '". Grider $~jd, he hQ.d,his' kiqs.. ~9J1ege' matH:. a.nd· :S~I~~ce...10 hoine,school·l,asl yea,r ~~-" She a.ske:d ~ If '. Carnzozocause they wer.e .dlscJphn'e " .s:C.hopl.C:orila¢t~-,and suj.y-eY_~
. problems .and he too.k tl1em- fonnel' students who,are: now-."home for a ,yq:ar ~o ..beat.... it, In ';eoHege as: to ho.w· 'wen,'out of'them.,· '. CB'IT,izozo" s¢hools' 'prepared
Castanon ..aid he too ...... ~ ..concerned last \-ear that 12... tuden\'> had transferred outof< ·arri.l'O:/o schoo b.} Ii: ..aidhe v.-rot~ letter... to the pan:nt<"of the 12'<;lUdcnls ami invitedthem to bring their childrennal;k. "Tv.-o did come back.".he ...aid. "Bu.r I don't rCl.:ullan} '>ludefJts ka'\- in'g <. ·arri ....o.1'0 UUI: to an) i ....uc.. \lIhel"
Carrizozo Schoof8udget. (Contin,ued from Page 1) ',1' .
... around the' corner. so now isPUblished in- ,the 'Lincoln 'Count~' Ne:ws on' the lim~ io b~gi" to e'XplQ.l"e·
, MiJ,y 20 and 27~ and June 3 and 10;2004. . your· public lands. The Lin-' .. ' . colt) Nutionai Forest (l.NF)." '.' , '.' 'operates 532 miles' of trails'Bad .Par'r.o.t-···· ilrid 1,427:mlleil oft-oads for
explor'i.tlg. th~ 'Forest, C)fthat.'-M~rV' recei've;d,. a -parrot ..as ~.': .,302 miles .of the fraHs are.
'gift. The, "parrot w,as fuHv. open to motorized vehiclegrown with a' -ver'y· bad, .atti- usc. J ,089 mBes ofroads·ure.t!-JQe and worse ,vocab,ulary. 'maintained for High cl~ar-E.ver\.l ':other w.ord was' .·an ancc vchicles and' 336 miles
~ of -roads are maintained forexpletive. Those that were't passenger cars, 'expletJv'es were, to', say 'the, The supervisor's office andle,as,t, rude. three district ranger offiecs'-
Mary tried ,to change the receive many inquiries on thebird's. attit'l;Jde, qy' const'antly \lsc'ofOfTHighway Vehiclessaying polite words and .. play-· .«lHV:sj on I,NF lands.'~ng soft music .... ' anythi!'1g , Motorized travel is limited'she could think of. Nothing' to des.ignatedroads anB trails
on l.he J,incoln National Forwork~O. She yelled at the bir:-d est. This policy has been in
,and. the bir.d got worse, She place since the LNF l.a·ndshook the bi.r.d a'nd :the. bird: got Managen:t~nt.Plan was, irnmadde.r an~:f ruder.' FinaHy, in.:B ,plcmen~e,d.iri 1,987'. All q-ftherno'rru!r:1t of 'desp~ratiOn;.. M.ary ,qesigna.ted roads and, trails
.put th~ ,pa~rot·in tHe freez'er to . nrc'shown ~n t:he: forest·map.··get"a minute of. peace. . Moto..iz~d. vehicJe tra.vel';
.For,. a fe'w mon1ents' she' of'fany ofthe de~~gnate4sys. tern is ·.allowed for camping
heard '. the. bird .' swearing'or parking within 300 fe'.,lsqu?lWldng,-·. kl0ki.hg~ '.. and -·fJither sid~ of, the. road Qr
' .. M:"rv Was heightened .that. she . yourOHV dn.lhe.forest,ret'er, m)ght ,have, :actually" ,hurt, the' toyour:.Lincoln.NationarFor~
b' d . d ". k'J d' est:map~eaU:orvisitt.he.iooal',Jr ~n .qulc' y Op,?hE§!, .th~', i'a,ng'cr district.aftie.c'. Ma'ny·..'freezer door; .. . , . of·,thc'i:r,ails· open ,for' rnbtor.-·
: 9uage ciliq my. aqtion" 'and I," 1980s when 'most of the ino-'k f . 'f" I 'II .lori:Zed traW''\Ichit::lcs were
~~ , ,o~, YO.":Jf or'9Iveness.. WI' rT...ot~~ycles. ,¥any..or theseepdeayor tt? correct. my behav- trails are In locations' where
. , icr and I' am' sure it· will never': there. is a steep side slope ,orhapP,eri:again." "." , ':naiTOW·~rail.widdi+ ma,kj'ng·.lt
.• Mary was'. asloUnde'd at the difficult orlmp.ossible to pass .'.' change.. in' the. 'bird' sattitu'de witH a :4'-"'hee1er,- . .. an.d· "Was .'about ttl a'5k" what . !1ecause..•lf New Mexico
.had.changed.· him,,; when the . Slatemolorvehlclelawsare' .";'. . t . ~ t' d"MI" k .app1lcab'lt; otfl.', forest, .r(jad~, ..p.arro., CIl,:,ll!1 InUe, , ay as, .-oper1 Nbtional· F9rest sYSt-e:tnwhBt offensathe turkey. co~" " roads "rc avaii'ble tor~'stre"l
· TWEL'l,'TH"juDICIA:b and ·SpeCial.Mas.ter·~·fee' to' Qe tixeq hy th.l;: then1. _apd all' J'e[:;mns I.:humio.&· under \11' /· D1STRlcT',n'OUR"t". : Coun. The total amount llftht~dn re"mjudgmtl.nt· ~hrllugh.lll~lll:·an all other persons l10imd h)'·." h" if' t- D' i,"
COUNTY ~F.LINCOLN d\le'is'$17~,931,26~pl;ps.iht¢rest to ~c,l includ.. the~t:: tiroceedings .he.. hiU'red emu foreclosl:!lt -pt' '." MY osa'l8 .. un.'ilpSTATE OF NEW ""lEXICO "irtg d.ate of sale of $5..43-5 ,30 'for',a -.total in rwn ~rU rightK".inter~stof CIH·irils hl saki rt:al .prntj~r~. :.' LirH.'()Jn lo~~.\,'l;W ~lf'ilS be:':
·,,cause No ...·'PBH
2Q04;-08 judgm~nt plus interest ()f $1132 j372.5<lo,' .Sale l!\'" :ty. allLl fhr 8\:1<.;1:1' uthe.;:, ~hd ,fUrthl:r ndiet' ,ilS' till: . hi\-cd l'r.ienU ~iid' l1cighbor,D i .' subj~ct to th,e..eOtry, ,of an ordl;l'T q't" ~he'. Court' " . ,C'l,1ur t :ma,y ·e.Jet'm.j'ust ilmi propt:L . " . .-lns'l 'vc:c~: John Thomas 'wns
· ',:.- '.. ", . h', si(m' ld.' . ap'proyi,"!g .the te~ms .and .-~ondjti()ns of this s.dc., . : The _(lrnp~rty.in"{~~lv~d'.j~ th~ reCiI t=l'''~tle' 'anl-! 'n livIng., I~~¢hd in .himsetf. ,I:lc·. "N'THE',MATl'ER OF'. . ") , . .P~TER)~.ACA:"~pechd,,Ma~ter.' Improvements : l.ncut~.fJ .'at, IQ5. Phillips, Cir+' was '0' sni~ll< wiry. per.son ..
rH E ESTATE OF ). , P 0 Bo((. 21 $' " . Ruillot>o. NeW Ml:xico' 88345. alld 'more rflU'tk--' ',vith a "" oTHJe'rflil lall~h and'~~ '. .'.. "') : .c~.;ri.l.)zo>Nl\iJ: "8.&3·(j} "', <.' ~larl'Y d~st;;rib",d ~s: " '. 'full of stories ",f his rodeo
..' . . _ _ __.4 "a'nd .'attachments,. If there is a conflict he'tweell" corn Monllm'ent's RersoQ{lel: ..- Published: in the (.lm;olo· C~.tintY :News, ,Qn STATE'·O' NEW MEXICO., tfl·' the abov~.:.. .the leg'al description and th~ street addn:ss .. itlt~, .u·re progre$sipg with'the"ne,,", .,~ay 20 a!ld·.27~ 2004. : mentioned.....~tendant(s):. ',:: '. .- legal descdption s.halh:()-n.~ro~.· . - '. " p·ark bellind tfie. old Lincoln ';
GREETINGS: ' . '. " ': You ar~ furt~.I' J.l()tlti~l.l. that' u111eSS ·Y.llU cOllrthouse, TheY.hope tQgetYnu a.r:t=' hereby. n()titied that the .above- enter pr cause to 1]~ entt:re.,-! ynur l:t'ppr:~I'ance' or .the u:ras& planted and tlw·wa'·
named Pl~intiff hils'm~· a civi) actlim ',againSt. . , tile.. r~spot\sive 'Illeadings '()r' nlotulnS: in" saitt ter hnes' in this weck., ..... .·you in the lihove-entitled 'Court and cfluse; the . .~au~e wjthin ;twenty (20)' days' of the ,t"riurth ·con· * ......' ok' of<. '"
"', genc;r<.'lobject thereofheing to foreclose a- marl":' > 'seCutivepublicatinp urthis Notice Of·SlJlt';judg.. I hope'to havemore'new~gage Qn.-property locatetl ~t 305 ~Qv....da, Rui- " ment will he h::'nderel) in said 'cause ,ugainst 'y(lU ,1Jext week as W~, will bedoso ,Downs,-,, NM' 883:46, Lincoln,. Comity, . and each ·.ot: you by 'll.dault~ Hnu. tht: rC,lic'f ;,' .- flome. ('!) ..;New M,:'xI~Ol,sai~ I?r:operry being ro\lre particu- " pra~ed· f~1f, Will, i?c:: grun~t;d: " '...,. . . . ~.-'~."'--~"'--
.Unless yuu s~rye'a 'pleading' (.)r motion in ~ Clerk or the Distr.let Cour,t' , . . . our. .', , ,', re,sponse -to the t;:uftlplaint- in said cause' on or (SEAL) ,
~ - . . Q~fe~dan~:, . . :' " '." . '. NOTlC)'; OF SALE .'
· . 'Ntitic-e 'is herdry giy~ri ·that j:Ul, l~ne' 9, 2(i04.~ .'at th~ h(~ur of 9;00 a,m. the-und.ersign~dSpe,c,ial' !\(Iastttr'- pr his designt:t=, will,. at,the front·'c:ntFance ,(')f the;:- Lincoln Co.unty Courtlmuse; at30Q C;:~ntrl:,tL C-artizozt.i. New Mexiao~, sen all, ,
· o~' .the ~riglits~ title and interest of me a\lo.v.e- "'muued Defendant.' in ;,ind' to the' hereinafter. ,, descrjbed 'real ~<ltate tt,: the :high"est bidder for
uash, .The prqperty to be- s(}'ld .is.located at 117Oebord. Rui.do~o. New Mexico 88345 (if there'
· 'is '8 contlict. between tlie 'legal' ·descri.ption and· .the· street ,addr~g: t.he .Iegal'descriptkm shailt;ontmt)~ ~m~. is more particularly .described as'follows:, :, ..' '.' . "
Lnt30 A l. 'Block 14. PARADISECANYON SUBDIVISION •.Ruidoso,
'Lincqln County,. New Mexicd as shown by'the McNamara Replat of Lots t'3~ 14. 32 .and 30A of a rep tat nf LotS 30 & 31', Block
,2nd Suppleme.nt to Paradise Canyon Subdi:vision there.of filed in the Oftice of the' .County Clr:rk and Ex-ofticitl.Recorder ofCounty, New ~exico. October 6. 1999. in.Cabinet G. Slide No. 497'.
'including any improvemenL'>. tixtures. and1!ttachmenL<l, su'ch as, hut. not'limited to. mobile
, 'homes. subject t6 alt taxes. 'utility liens- and, other restrictiims and e~sements of reC;:,ol"d. and ~ L~GAL NO'TIC~'
subjc::ct' to a ant:; (1) month right, of redemption r.. Ci
by'the Defendant. the f()r~oing sale wi,l1 be STATE OF NEW MEXICO,m'ade ttf sat.isfy an' in rem for-closure judgment. COUNTY,OF LINCOLNrendered 1?y this Gourt in the ahove-eJititled afid· ,'TWELFTH JUDICIAL .numbered ca~se, 'b~ing an action .to f-oreclose a DISJ'RI:C:~ COURTn1tJrtga~e 'ott the' a!:mye-d~scribed property,. The' ,No. CV04-108Plaintiff's in~ retil judgment is: $176,937.26, and '
, th~ same bears interest·.at' $.6250% per ann'um, BANK ONE~ NATIONAL' ,ASSOCIATJON,· . ,wqicb 'aCcrues at the, rate 'of $4)..81 per, diem. '. AS' TRUSTEE' BY: SAXON> MORTGAGE
commencing on Febqla~Y' 1. ,2904", with .the· SERVICEs~:'NC;'ITS ATTORNEY",IN...:PACT;Court reserVing i;ntry ·of tinal' in rem jUdgment J'Jaitltiff.· ,
, agai~st said Defendant,' Craig R.: "ChabJ).-an for'· "," ,.' ~hl::. ~moun~ due'aff;er foreclosure, sale.:·for:cQ$ts vs.< •
· . lll)d attorn,ey's' fees~' ,plus in~erest,as' may 'be ,:' THE;, .ESTATE OF MA~ql~ J. BACCHUSasseSsod.by. the Court. The. Plaintiff lujs ihe AfKlA MARGIE JUANITABACCHUSAIKIAright to hid, tit such: sale. all of'its in ,-em judg-, ' .MA:RGU~ , .BACCHUS.' OECEASED'; UN:"
: m'ent &mount..and subm1t irs bid verbally 0'1' ih' KNOWN', HEIRS., ',DEVISEES OR LE'GA-·. writing, The 'plaintiff milY ilpplyaH or any part .' TEES OF THl': .ESTATE :.01" ...,..,.ARGIE J.t~f i,ts in rein jUd&ment.to the' plirc:hasc;!l~'pri~e.in 'BACCHUS A/KIA MA"RGIE JUANITA 'BAC': .lieu' of -Cash. The sale may be postponed and CHUS ' A/KIA '-.MARGIE· 'BACCHUS'~'r:escheuuled at' the discz:.etion o't the Special " DE-CE-ASED' AND 'R"OBERT-: E'., BACCHUS'M..ler,', '. .' '. AlKIARb~ERTEDWARP BACCHUS, PER-
Peter ·Baca., ..· ils Spec",1 'Master 10 ildvertiseMARGIE IUANITA BACcHUS AIKIA. MAR.:·'and. immediately' offer"for sale· th't; subject rea1' GIE BACCHUS': D'ECEAsEO;·e;state and ,tQ ,apply. the pr9cee~s of ~le.. first to' . Defe·t'IdaOts., . ,the costs':of'sale and the SpeCial, Maste:t's fees, ',.thEm ". to' pa.y· the abo:V~':described in' rem ,. ", NOTI~EOF s:urr·
... judgment, inter.est. and .costs· ofliale;. and to pay ,TO:" An Defendants':unto the, registry of ~e Cou.rt· '~y':.balan!3e ':.. y'ou ·ate ht:reby'ootit1ecl that a civ'jJ',action~rc::ma!ning,. 'ti':l satisfy: future .adjudjelltibn. '~f ':has. been. t'lled'·ligain~st.,y.c)U·in. the Distrip,t, Court "priority mortgage ho.1d~r~· '. " :. ·.of.~incoln COJ,ll1ty, New ,M~xi.co" by ·p.Iaintrr'f,·'
, NOW., THEREFO.Rt',;,' notice,: Is . 'het:eby Bank One. Natioril:,tl Ass.()ciatl~10. a....''Trustee by:)lven that in the 'eyent that· said. property is not· 'Sal,C.un· MQttgag~ -Servic~s. ·rnc•. itg attorn6y-in..sooner. ·,redeemed.~.the: ,uriders:i'gned w1ll as s~t ' fa~t. (hereinafter refeJ;r:ed~tt) as "~ank Otle.'f'). II:'" '., 'forth'.'above,: offer· ftlr, sale and ,sell to' the hlgh- , " which Bank,· Oll~ prays for foreclosure .'t)J1 it'> "
~. ,est biddev-',fQr cash .or. equivalent. 'tl1e ~ands and ,.... :~.o~e and' Mortg~ge ()~ real prpperty "focated 'in' ,., imprOvemenL,"described ,a(,ove 'for th~ purpose LmcQlb . County. 'New··.Me"ic(). and t11e' p'rnp-, 6f satlsfyin'g. ,in' the ,adjudged .ot11~r of 'prlorit.. '.: erty,descr:ib~(ph the-· claim .hi said'~ause'again~t'·.. ies, the in tern Judg'r:rient ·d"esc.ribed 1)erein' and' Defend.ants· named above, that· the said real'dectee' of.. for~closure . t0gether 'with ,any a4'di.." ,pr~lperty h.e sol4 aC(:Qrding: tn law ·and ..pnIctlCAi '. ,
, ti9na~ costs ana ~t(orn~y's ~ees. c~Sts. of. a.dvert~. ' , of this Court to pa~.·th~ li.en of t~e ~taintlff. ~nd :',
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LE(;AI:. !'\otl,C;ETWELFTH JL:D'CIAL DISTRICT
. COL:NTY,Of L1!\;.COL.N : ..STATE:: OF NEW 'IEX'C().
NO. CV-2004~83 ,.
;STEPHEN l'i.. SM·IT)i ..
LEGAL NOTIC!;:STATEOF NEW MEXiCO
COUNTY OF .L;'NCOLNTWELFTH JUD1CIAL
. blSTRICT COURT·No.PO.2004-17 . .
,Oll'lslon'·1I-1 'IN TH E M A T'TER OF T'H E ,f-:StATE O't:JL'AN 1\-1. ORTEGI\, ,Dece,:i:lsl"'d.
. . NOTICE Of C~EDI'i'ORSNOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN' that [he
undt:rsigneJ has h~en appqiI1[cd Pt:rst,m,al R,el'lresentative Df this estate. All r~raons 'havlllgt:laims again!,1 this estalt: are n:quired to r,rest:~tthei'r claims within twu (.,2) months ·after thtldate PI' tht: firsr.puhlicat·ion nf tlli}'. notic~. or thel.:Iaims \vill ht: flJre ..:el" harreu, ·.Claims nlust heprt: ....ented either to the unut:l"signed Pe'rsonal.-R~rre...;emalive at tht::' addr~ss listed 'he·luw. or,'fileJ with the Tw~lfih Judicial District Court.
within and l'OJ· the County of Linl.:oln,at the fol-·,lo\\'ing addrt:ss: Pllst Oft'il.::e 'Bnx 725 . .c'arriz-\12'11. ~t:W M,t:xicll. 88]01-0725. .
DATED: April 1-4.'.2004'.J.ANETTE L. ORTE(JA·'Post Oftice Bt~x 3,1 .. .Ruidoso. New Mt=xico 88355-3 J 1(S.05)· 257-3657 ' . .
AI:tn P. M.ore[ -ALAN p, MOREL, P.A:Po.-,,;t Office;: B~l~ 1030.,. .·Ruiuosl.~. New M~xico 8S355~'1030.(505) 258-2202 .' "'. ..AttllTn~y for Pers.tmal Reprt:sen.ta[i~:t:,
LEG"ALNdT'.CE· , .Rt:y.ion, IX Educ~tion .CllPPtlrutjVIt ',i"S' .seckillg'·proposals for daily lo-aJ'l.d froj'll:schr)ol' tl"jln~().rtati'nn service's for 2004:-2005 scl'liof: year' for '. 1vt:'hicle: in "the CapItan SChOl~I. Di.iarid ,and ,'Iyehic!e in ,the ('ari-'iznzo, SChl:ltll Distr.ict: Vehi-
..cles . used· tn transPQrtation of l-;tuiJents" "are. '"owned hy Li-nCtlln 'County Head Sta'rt: Sc'h{'iol..:hus contract.ors. mll~t .gunm it prouf ,ot' th&;:'o t'nl~
lowing with prll[ipsals" . "" . .1-.. Ability, to 'pl-ovil,lt: ,CDL 'Exarlline·r-'~,enit1:..cation to drivers. . ',' '. ,,'-- ,i, AhHity 'to pTl~vi~lt Nationa.! S'af.;t'y .. ' .-.Dt;fensive Driving. and. First, A.i~ fnstroctio~,:' .3. Atlility to ,prtlvid~ ,al1 'vehIcle.. ntalntenaQce ,.and storage.' ," .' .. ' .', ','4, Ability to prov'jt.le '<t.p'pi'tlpr-hut:'ly I·il;tms:~'d',trained drivers anu suhstltute.-... when .' '. ,':.m;:ccsiiary-, ..- .' ':: ';." ':'"5. Ability l{rprt~vlde s~hsti'tute"....ehh:Je us.e'wh~n 'necessary, '
CONT.tACT· LE·NGTH:, Scholl I" :'d.ry!-\· ·trtl-tr1 'Sejnember S. 2004 thruugh May 20~ 02005 .. ~hdin accqrdam;t:: with 'tht:· H~.a£.l Start ,c'il~"d~i'r",
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jA:"i PERRY~·It.·rk or the l>i"'1rit"t Court8~': Jolt.'1u' 8i~gs
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS
Puhlished in the LilH..·oln Count)' ~ews onApril 29 and :\Ia~' (•• 13 and 20. 20U4.
Published in the Lihcoln Coul1f~' News onMay 6, 13 and 20. 2004.
LEGAL !"'oiOTICET\\:ELFTH JLDICIAL
DISTRICT COLRTLOL:~TY OF L1~COL~
STATE OF ~EW 'tEXICO~o. <':\.'-04-101
JU<RY l.EE GOLDE:,\;,PLlIntitt.
GROLP I: THE J;()LLCJWI~(j SA!\i1E.oPERSO'!'OS. IJ· J.IVI:-';(j. IF DECEASEDTIlEIR l SK:"OWS . HEIRS, A~D THEL'SK:--.;OW;,\; SPO( SES OF THE::. 'FOLLOWISG ~A\.1ED PERS(JSS. IF UVf!'J(j:' IFDI..CEAS'ED THUR ~l '~K:"'ii()WS HEIRS:F[{ED [{ICE, .I[{. ASIl [{EDA S. RICE;GROL'P II: THI·. 1 SK,.... OWN HEIRS A:'IJDTHE: l"K~OW' SPOt SES, IF LIVING: IF(YECEASED, THI:IR l SKSOWS HEIRS' OFTHE FOI.1.0WIN(j SA~EO 'DECEASED
'PE'RSOSS JACK· O. "'l'("ALISTER, AND,'lARY I.. ,\kAI.JSTER;GROL'P III: TlfE L'NKSOWN S,UCCESS()~S IS l'STEREST TO THE FOU~OWING':",;A.\1ED DI:Fl :'\,'CT CORf.'ORA'TION.1.0N(iH(JR:,\; DE:\'LU)P.\1El'\;TCORPORATH)S',
GROLP IV: ALL I :",;K!\;OWN CLt\IMANTSOJ-' INTI:JU;.ST IN TilE PREMISESADVI:RSE TO THE: PLAINTIFf.':
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SL:1\l;\IO~S"AN()l'iOTICEOF PI~NDE~C\'OF ~\CTION
'1'111,.' STATE: Of: ~EW Ml:XlCO TO .THEDI:I;ENDASTS AlcJOVE NAMr::D:(jREETI~(jS Yuu are hertihy notiti~d thatJerr.y Lee Gulden; Plaintifl. has fileu an aCtion'in the I)istrict Court tlf·Lim:IIJn.Ctl~ntY. NewMc:xit.:o. Ci .... 11 Dot:ket No. CV~04-IOI Div. HI.·wherdn YllU arc named as. Dc:fe'\dants andv.-Jlcrt:111 ~ait.l Plaimilf seek.'i til ~1hlain Cl;nl-;tructlve ~erVll.:c upon YOU'
Thc gt:ncral suhjci.:t maHer I It' sa'id action isill 4\Jlet tflle tll ccrtain rt:al estate. whkh is the.... uhjcl,:t matlt:r III the aho...e-c<tptilm~d and n:umhcrct.l Cdu~e tit d<.:tion and is tlescrihed as fbl--1uws '
Lilt 2. Qhlck 9. ot'ALPINf~ VILLAGE:., .UNIT II. a Suhdivi.siun in Cincoln CIlJ,Jnty.New Mexico. a... shown hy tht: plat ther~llf
. filed in offke ilt lhe Cllllnty Cl~rk of'l:incllln ClJUnty lin Mar:ch.IO. J964. i'n Tuh~
Nu. 18.WITII all impnl\-'cmt;nt~thert:IU1 ..SllBJECT TO reser.... ations. rt:strh.:tinns anuca!'it:mt:'hts Ilt .rt:ctlriJ, 'YllU arc furtli~r nntitlt:i.J that"unless you
t:ntcr Ylmr appcilrancc. plc:'h.! llr I.tht:rwist:respond in SOlid cause 'In Ill" hcf\lr~ JUnt;: 9.2004. jut.lgmt:nt will'he n:ndcret.l ag:.tin ....[ you hytlcfault ·;,ino the rel'iel" pr,ayet.l· fill' in the Cllm-'plamt will he granted hl.'Plaintifl· in conformitywith the allt:gatillns llt Iht: Plaintiff's Complaint.
The namt: and address 111' the'- anllrney for thePlaintitb is Archie A Witham. P.O. Bux 83.N\lgaL f'.:t:\\ \-1t:XiCll 88341.
WITNFSS In" hano and seal 1'111' the DistrictCourt III I.inl.:lliri Count}. Se..... ~CXil:ll. on t!:listhe 26tl1 d~l} lIt ~\rril 2004.(SEAL)
LE<;AI. ~oTicE'SOTlt T. IS hl'ren} gl\Cll th~1l Lln Apr." 19.
~OO ..-l-. I nneu Stale.... "I Amerll.:a. LlncllinSawlIlitl hln:sl, 110 I Sew York A ....enue.Alamtlgllrt.ltl, NI..·\\ Mexil.:tI 88]10 tilt:t.1 applit.:alilln ~tl H-!{){J,1. with the STATE ESGINEERt"r permit III L'hallge I,lcatitln tit \'..ell hy l.:t:asingthe dl ....ersion ,II '4.8]4 al;re-t'eet per annum ofgrtlundwater from well No. 'H·2004 1l1l,:ated inthe SW1'~4S'WI.4-NEI/4- of Sediun 12. Town
.ship [0 South, R~tnge II E:.Jsl. N.M.P.M.The applu.:am prllpuses. til urill a n:place
ment well apprtlximately, 100 ,teet in uepth anl.(4- inches in t.Iiameter at, a p.nint ~ in: theSW 1/4SW J /41',;;: 1/4 ul' Section 12. Township10 South. Range 11 East. N.M P,M·.. for tht:
. continuet.l u e Ill' puhlic c;,unpgrllund. ,The aho e ,Jescritic.J points ,11' di .... ersi ...m and
place lIf usc an: 1l.lL'ateJ vn:st of BlHlito Lake.Linl.:oln ('llUnt..-, r-;M
Any pers,;n, lirrn. 'l:nrpllr.tti.nn or otherentity having staIid'ing til tile 'lhjet:titms or pro- .tests shall !.Itl st) in \.... riting {Iegihle. sign~d. andinclude tht' ''''filer's cpmplett: IM'me ano mail,ingaddre~s). The tlhjet:tion to the ;'Ipproval of,theapplicatilln. (I) if impairment, you must sp~dtically identify ){,'Ur water rights; and/ur (2)' ifpuhlic wclfar~ <lr cnnstlrvation Ill" water withinthe Statt= of New M~xh:o. YllU must s-how youwill he:: suhstantially eft't:cteJ. Tht' wriUt:!n protest must he filed in trililit:att:. with the StateEngineer. 1900 W. Seclmd Strt:et,. RoswelJ:.New Mexkil 88201, ,within ten (IO)da:y~ af'te::rthe date nf the la!(t puhlication Df this Notice.Eac,similes (fax's) will he acccptt:'u as a validprotest a... hmg as the harJ COP)' is s~nt within24 M hours of the 't"at:simil~. Mailing poslma'r:kwill he used to validatt: the:: 24-hoUJl perintJ,ProlesL.. can h~ fnxed to (505) 623-8559. If novalid protest. or objection is fil4..--d •. the StateEngineer will ~valuate the application in act:ordani.:e with Section 72-2-16. 72-5-6 and 72~
'. " ..'. vebic.Je',.,insurance" .,lhctu4'ihg ,Habil,hy~, provide' ,b '4: ,y lew e, d', a'1-ALIAS S'UMMONS,ANn'NoTICE" childt.en's. 'parnes' and ·addres.~e~ to contractor;' wwyv"srh.nQaa.:goV/a1?q/ on. OF SIJIT--pE,s.njNG' ,', '.:" :':,.' ass.ist WJlh He'ad:Sta~~ ,appnipJ:,-i.a-te .training;: and . ~he:.tntemeL . '
STATE. pF New·· ME::XICO TO, 6.RLAN.DO h·' .. ,. t ',. t .. d • ... .' . '.' .. ,..L;. '··'su mit .~equ,es 6 .,0 con ..ac or -In a vaIJ.~e I:or F',~re~ast for C:arrizol;-o. '.'
J MARTINEZ and DOROTHY J, GagE .it'., uf,lsc,ht:'duleQ ·fleld"tr.ip.s '(cornpens~tion:fo[ ,such.,' ,:.LiilcQ1ri'. 'Hondo. and hi.gh. Living. ()r '~f' ·De't:e.isetJ.' Th~jr .'Rt::s,r.h::ciive·"· Held tdiis }os n'ot in(ilode·Q. within, th~is:pn;)~'(lfi;a1-~j' ", .·plain.so. .f Lhlcol.'n Co~.nty:. ' .Unknnwn HdTS, and 'ALL UNKNOW·N PROriOSA' ~ 'DMISSION' All d d ~ d M 20. ,. . ·r ~ ~~ .• ,,....eae an ·.Today•• ,.ttrs.ay,. ~y •(" LAIMANTS OF: IN"rEREST' ADVE;RS'E, 'TO' . '.qjmp1trte,: P!Oposi,lhi . pi'.ust 'b~ ~ ,receiVed, at the--PLAn~TIFFS' , " ' REC IX ,ofh~: 'by 'f'ndliY:. Junef 4 .. 2Q04 -- 4:00' . ,'. Part:~y c:'JcH.ldy with' 10GREETINGS :-- 'p.rn:-- ,Pr9P-o~als wilL~· .'(lp6rle4 ;il-t ','4:00, p~m.; ',' pe.t:'c.,~,.nt,~· "Ch..B nee fa t, .
'WIT!"il'ESS my hmil!· ami seal of tht;: Di,strict. ' sUpN.OKU.·..NSOE·..WS.. NO.FH.. ETI'HR..ES, .FA.oN.•D'.'.'oTwH.EIN,-'UGN.KNNAOMW.E.DN . mm":'91dst~cs,le~r.w~th I()w~ .ip the..Court of Lincoln CuuntY. New Me:dcn on, this _ ~L.. -'~~~nday. May 24 '.'18th day of Ap.ril.:2004,' , " " - PERSON.5-;.·. IF:, LIVlNG.-,·' IF DECEASED",' Mostly.sunny with highs
. D.I~T.R...ICT·C.QlJli.T CLE.R~ 'fHEIR 'UNK~OW·N. H.ElRS:· .JAM'E;S MON"~ near 90. Monday night most-ROf; ·.MAU:LPI1N~';·also· known .as" James-. f\:1, . "I)' clea,r with -laws in the
Published ·in -the; Lincoln cO.lIm.Y'. Ne"v.s· Qn-. OF". ' 'INTEREST: 'IN TI-JE., PREMISES . M'o'sify..sunny with highs inMay·'6. J3~ 2'0 an,d .47•. 2004, . ,ADVERSE TO THE PLAINTII:::;"P~' , ' . , thepp'per8"Os.'TUesday.,:~gtit.
. De~ndants.' . '. mostly.clear.wlth lows In the• . SLlMMOJSS AND NOTiCE OF ,.upper~5()s: . c.,'
, :;PENDENCYoF AOTION ' 1Il. '.THE"S~n,..rE 01;' NEW MEXICO TO TH.E .' ..,. • . .ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: '. 'f6recast'f~r Ruido~o. C~pi./d'REf.::T'IN,C".!S:·,:;,You _,..~~e::. 'he,r~hi 'Oqtified.· th~t: tan aha hi'gh"J:r'eleva;t~ons, af~. .
--Eh'Y'",\an~eran!-1-~.lJ:Il;lI.n~Jff... h,l:t." flled.an actJi:m Ill. the northern Sacramento·'th~ Dlfit-rtCt Cm,lrt 'pt ,Lincoln. Count}'. '·.New n::J()untains •.'· ".'Mexico; 'Civil DtI.r;ket NiL' CV-04-,- 1-2 I. D.iv. HI.' -Today.' Th,urSd%"M~Y'20 .. "
'.' '. " whti'ndri yim ar~ named. as Dt:ft:ndiuus and. . 'Partly '.cl(JU WIth I Q· :wherd'n' sald '.Plaintiff 'St::'~k:-; to ohtain cons't'ruc.... , percent chance. ,or ~howers
tive xe,r\"ict:, uptJ'n y'tiu. . '. , " , ..' and' 'thunderstorms afterThe gt:-ne-ral' suhj!ict .matter of ,said ac'tion Is, noon.: South w.ind between·
tu quiet titfe to t:ertai'n real estate. which' is- the' 1.0 and.20 mph. High of8:?, in.'iuhjt:t:i. maueor of .the a.oov~"'captinne,dand num- ,Ruidoso ,and 83 i.n' ,Capitan.ht:red c,aUse of 3l::tilln amI is uescrihed as Tonight partly cloudy 'with
"fol,lows:. ' slightchanc'eforshowersandLot 13. Bluck O. Unit 3, pALO VERDE thunderstb,rms be,fore
'TRACT.'.GREENTREE. (Now RuiDOS'O midnight. Southwest' windsDOW:NS). Lincoln Cnu.nty: Ne,w Mt:x.icn. as . '10 to, 15 mph, Lows of 50 inshown tiy the ret:nrd:-; of the CouJ.uy Clerk Ruidoso,a.nd 5]- in Capitan .and ,Ex-officio: Ret:on,ler n( Lincoln County;' . Friday. Mny.21Nt:w Mexico, TOGETHER WITH all Mostly 'sunny and windyimprovements t11t:reon., Suhject"to • with west wind IOta 15 mphrei,a~rYatio(l);,. restr.icti-ons and ~aseme!1ts Of i'ncre'asihg to' 25 to 30"mphreconL,. with. gusts up to· 40' mph.YiJU' art: further notifitHJ that lInles:-; you High of80, In Ruidoso-anq, 8 L
.enter yoW .,a(lp~arance. plead l>r .othenvise in. (:'ap\ta-n. "Ftiday .-nightt~s)1ond in, -&aid .cau~ on,. or hefnrt: ·.July 2.- !TIosdy cle'~:r with low- of- 5S·2004:. judg-mt:.nt. will. h.e rendered against,you 'hy' .In RUIdoso an'd"Capltan.·
I . I . '. ,,' 'Saturday. 'May 22: 'cJet'au t HJ;1U .-.( le relre.f·· prayeu, 'for in. the,' Com- Sunny:with h,jgh near 7'8 in
· rfaint wiH he graht¢tl .to Phiint,if;"f fn cqrrfnrmity RLi'idciso 'find '7'1 in ~f;ipitafi'"with tht::' all~gations of the', prainiitl"'s' ,C{)n1-' 'Satu,r-day ,night 'mostly clear'
E:MPLOYMENT NOTICE'TEMPORARY LABORERS -- Lincoln'Coul1ty RoadDepartment. The applicant must be able, to do nian- .ual labor 'and drive a tractQr. to mow weeds;. working .knowledge in minot maintenance of equipme'nt; hav~ POSITIONS,
. ~! clean driving record: no felony convictions;' ancl . AVAILABLE.must- possess a valid New ~exic.:o Driver's' License. Ghallenging and reward-Obtain applica~ion and job description from Martha ing ppSitions.. availableGuevara at 50p/648-2385 ext. 100. Appl ication must working with adults whobe received no later than 5:.00 P.M" Tuesday, JU11e are developmentally dis-l~ :4004. Lincoln· .. COl"ll1ty,. Equal ,Opportun,ity abl.ed ..Contact New Hori-Employer' alld in· Compljance with ADA zons in, 'Carrizozo, 648-Requirements, Title II-A. . ·2379,810 E. A.ve~ .
jlla'k~s the~l"1. ·,1ook . like"they we tollowing Y9U all.
, pver: the room. A iJUrpole", g't:ll.l1d· ehnlilpiol1. ripbon ..• h~ng~, it~· the. '~ackground .
," ~l1ld tile purple'T-sl,lin is' '. Rosalie'·s 'cl~rk Esther..lhe ;fpvdrJte' color' of"' is acting ole in Picaho"H~lrle.y. SI,e: "and I en.j~Y· w:ith. Lup.e' :retiring last
. ·.. the·.y.i.liage "df Capitan, gn~at busilJC·ss. ~:lJ. Piree ,.. .. . -'.',· who also. said they would' .' 'd~y.s; ,weather, 1;0U~dQ't, Litlcoln had :Piberfest· .I:telp, .ou~. . , . . have been bett;er~.the' can'" "'., 'and .:tlie .H®dp 'Fiestas
After" asking seVeral"..,."'cellatibns·were sold in the wer¢" aU ·.in··' the, :'same~ qifferent . Qrga.nizatlol1s ". p-ost office,' in'. the schQ(j1 . Wekend: .~uth ~Bir'd~o'lg ,is,: and. 'Friends of S.l1lokey .·foyer
l. "~n(:l '.o1J(side· ,.the" gearing ... u"J:~ :.f9r· Whi~ .
.. with ..:'1=10." . resp'onse~ the ,post office. The Hot Foot . Oaks '·Min.er',S DaY$" 011.. ' Capitan' 'Cllalpb!br mem-: ' Teddy';" people'" just. June 5.'. .'. ... . ...
';.. ·bereS 'were' the .ones"pre;: , oouJdJ1"t· 'buy enough .: ~i'r~y·,·GOO~~Y.'.S-bro-..·:sent arQ. started" t.he bap 'stuff. They were· by faU .:ther . 'and her· grandson,F.dlling. Neal J'o"nes. was ' all the vendor's pest'cust- 'came 'and sald henri from"going. 'qj b~ adv·~rtisngon, omers.. They 'each' wanted ' .. ,'Pennsylvania." ".. It was
·..the· .qtdio. '.: 'Mary A:l1o- Oll'e .of· .eve.rythlng ·.that good to vlsit- with, .them. 'Oould-cWO(lld be 'h.elping Smokey, /lail:.ever' made .. Mary ,will, 'tie OICiog
',through' the' F.orest Ser- .-'. :~r1d "~qst 'ac(jull'ei:l iL~' ' Tularosa in a short while:·, v.ice~ .E~die Tudor' and . " ", ;' . .'..David", :C1;Jnningham,··' ~ddie. was up ea:rly on . ,"M~ry Eshom arid Ma.r~ ..
.would, be the' 'Smokey ';' ~atutdaY n'lQriling' givi.ng .garet'Woodard 'have b~n ', .Bear l;1istoric~1 park coor- ".instructions . as 'to' who· .so' :gooc;l ~ help'· m~ out
.: d~nator:s'~ Phyliss; ·Mc::..C~w ,.,would be' in· -"charge' of·.:,' W1try. the- P:,MR . PQ.SitiQfiS. '0 ' $1 'I P 'I wh~t and it ,'sure sc:::emed' Margaret 'celebrated her·
,.an,,' l1f¢,y' .. aVloc·were .to' be, they all,' d,'d an b' h" "M 8' W', the ch'amlJer ' '<:0-' , , ..t 'fay OQ ay ." yn-,'. ordin'3.tQrs~' Linda NortOn ' excellent Job~ ·::rhe. pro- el~as and Johnny Bonds·took on the'b,ear' parvers •. :.grams th.at were. .d.eslgne,d .' wijl> be Jaier in May... -.·lV!ark .. Reln~ngton .wra~e .by ,Et;ld~e fl~d ~ar~i>,~ along with: many . nlote;al1o.t~her . Sma~ey : Bear, . Scht:a4er ~~re s~ch ~p~ ;.. A ;hap,py birthday tG 'aU of:song.· ~nd: Kristt· Sepko- sakes fo.. ~ t~e. 60t!i.·. an~, you. . .' .
; Joe 'Baker 'would' d() a :~ha,nlS; ...~hey ',were, very will' be· home sooIi tblive .show on the, big, day. . supl?ortwe a!14 help~d ~ut .. che~r '.us. 'alf. ~p' in·. ilie'
'George 'T~ppc;m' and. 01' ,with ~o manY,d0r;tabons. .I~ornings ~t wOJ;'~.,~'George, .Tippen came " ~ev.~r. ~ad~ l~ tQ..tl~e'~Ic;:mg with Sue: "Harknes$. horseshoe: .'C?onte~~.'.but, ,we ,Basketball. for the' ele- .
" aod lao Tribble- and ,Mary. ,t,",al~k ,W,~yne· for alloW1J1g, '.mentary· .grades finished'Brothers" and" we were th.e£!l to."u,$~ h.l~ back yar~·'.. , up abol,i".a weel;<. ago and.off 011 a'miss.ion .. a" ~ehm.q.hiS !i;hop for that 'now baseball practice' and.. .~ai1Y Tuesday . night .ev~l1t.. '.. gam€;:s,'&re going strong a
_mc;:etings'.brought on. 'the' ',' Th.e: banner~ that , Jean . The .plaYdays ha~e··had.group' deCiding' to' ,get the, .C~mhlrtg~am.l}ad" mad,e. two .. a,t the fairgrQUtld~
· Hi~ay'10~ 'E;land witij_the· . With the h~~p ·of. Q;.L:'VI . ~ with lots', of ¢oWboys al'ldRaby:Band 9pening·:for it ~ere... ~ng . by. G:tero, . cowgirls roping and .rid-.em Sa:turday' night .' " County, _lectrlc guys. and ',* 01= ;l< >t; ok' * ** *'" ... '*
. . , . than had to be takcJI1'IV.1a~y ~en~ors ,~er:-e, 111,. .down· with'" the'·. 'wihd . The Capitan Chamber
thCf, ~I~~ l'?t w,her~. t~l~ 'awhipping them into, is ,alr~ady .. planning'. for_cle!:ln" up· day .~n Ap,f1 I, Tirey rehung them" in' ~~w parade so think about
· really, made the: town _front of ·the park and up . what kind. 'of float '01'lo,?k so much ~etter. the other end of town:' something' you ,wouid likeWith, lots.' of, hetp, 'Many'hours went'.into to ha:ve int he 4th'of JulydeteQllInatton. sponsors this. celebration and the parad~, The chamberand. har~ .work .th~ dates cOl'iunittee is to be com- voted for Willie ~'and
· of M3;y ?~, 8 and 9 were mended for such a grear Smokey tQ be the' .Grandset with, the school and job ' . Lady and Grand Marsh~
downtown Capitan being Donna, my da~ghter, -all. )'he. th'erne. will be· .....thC?-place cll.osen. came in from Texas and 1 :Smokey's 60th' ..
About Sl~ ~elldors. at was torn between staying ok ok * * * *' *. *' * ok *"· the .scho~l 41dn t do. much ~ .and visiting With. her and Fort.Stanton Memorial
sellmg as It, was off the taking part in the act- wiH be on the 29th of·beaten path" but on Sun- ivities. We accomplished ' ,May and that will'be very
,day ~ey moved d9":"" both and enjoyed Moth-' soon .. We hope the oan-. ,close to t~e. po:,t offlC~ er's Day at ·the Rustic cellation on that day. allQ... ~n~ '~ere part of. the eel.. Roots 'with the. granQ:kids, we are wor:king (.or on¢
ebratton. . . ., Bessle Jones . and . the to -celebrate the 100 yea.rs'. 'rhe ' LC. She.nf~.,s .. Davis'. '1 'know 'the" food of the, San PatriCio 'ppst
.J':psse patrol~ ..th.e .three' '. jilst'keeps on getting bet.' office on June ·18 . .Isn't it·days : ~l~!1g.· wlth.,. many·, , ter and better.' '. unreal. that" almost ·all'·..pfdepu.tles •. ,'. the Mounted . our 883 ·offices,·have beenPatrol· and the State "*.",, ""'*. """"'>1< oJ< II< * 01< " open . for a, hundi:'ed"Police. who' had "several CowBelles met last ' yeats???? . ..' .roa,d. blocks, set up." ,-, .'"hursday and '··are piari< 'Ii!l< I/< >I< >10 '11<, "" ok ok * *
~m,?key, was seen on ling· a great .Ag.day. for '." VY.e: 'are .so· pro'ucl" 'oJ
Are The Seniors Ready?The 2004 graduation isjust around the corner. The seniors
are done. No more high school. IT'S OVER!!! It's time tosay. good bye and good luck to all of Carrizozo's 2004seniors.
This is a time of nervousness. happiness. fear. and anxiety.It"s time for the senior class to move on to college. military.working. marriage. or whatever else they decide to do withthe rest of their "ves. The "real world" is approaching fast,and the seniors will soon see what it is to livelife on their own. They will not have any more school rulesto follow nor will they have parents to tell them what to doand how to live.
But are all the seniors ready to be on their own, in theworld outside of Carrizozo? Jessica Swift. a senior, said. ""Iam ready for the real world. especially after what I havebeen through in my life already. I am really undecided aboutwhat I am going to do after high-school though." JustineBeltran, another senior. said. "I'm so happy school is over.I might miss it later on but probably not. I am ready forcollege. and yes, I am ready to get out on Jj own."
Whether or not the seniors are ready, the time is here.• There wille no more "Go get a tardy slip" or "Why! Why!"
(Mrs. Ball). or "This isn'. the love hoat" (Coach Holland).No more "That's my name. Science is the game. Wannaplay?" (Dr. Hawk). "Orag out your books" (Mr. Corley). or"Get that food out of my building.':· (Mrs. Sambrano).Thiswill be the last year that the seniors will ever hear thosewords again. .
Goodbye and good luck to the class of2004. Congratulations!!!!
4th ROW: AI~xis Zamora. .Jeremiah Sedillo.Devon Arteche. Johnathan Smith, MasonHuston. Sarah Ferguson.Erica Vega. Dalton Hutto. Isaac Vega.
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