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Olson said .that many more requests tor money were by the county lhllll the commiSBioners were able to include. 'Ihoset to be budgeted f« money this )'ear lhroughrevenuesharlng fwtda are as foiiiiWII: asSI!Jlsment, $48,840; law enforcement, $68,268; treasurer, $10,143; administration (capital outlay), · $24,215; and computer progr11mmlr!g, $4,000; road department U« one man), $8,&22; road department (capital oullay), $1,000; and RuJdoso ambulance service, $10,000. Requests were made by nine other • . agencies, but the county will not be able Jo fund tbem during this fiscal year. · 'Ihey are as follows : fairgrounds; Gavilan Canyon Road Services (Carri7ozo); Ruidoso Library! • Seil!or Citizens (stox:ehouse); Chavez County lt.C. & D.; S.C.M.R.C. & D.; Mobile .tJbrary; and the research Institute. Olson al&a noted !hat county taxoo Will also remain the same this year and the rate Js 6 percent per $111,000 ot assessed valuation. This :means lllat a home, tor instance, which Is assessed at $1.0,000 wl1l COGl the taK payer $00.00 In county taxes• llpellt in budgeting the revemte • , County budgeted At this tim.e. there is a good chance Vllleacas als11 noted that the ... Ill at the CBrl'ltOzo Recreation Center bowling alleys had Jo close last summer $Ubdi\>lsfon, considered an increase in flllbmitted nthe•ers, state for. ambulante rates and actepted the review. -:::: ---resignation- ·oi---Bill·..Payn&-frorn---the . _ IJncoln l&ttdcal Review Board. ...... ,,000 for the 1976-'17 fiscal year, they ho lin u · · ba 1 thi due to a ,POOl:' turn out for the f'll'st time wound up spending approximately · w g a eys Will ve Jo c ose 8 since the center was opened 'Dine years $47?,000, the major portion became summer .unless .people, of all --necessary wben Sign Up Jo partictpate In teague ago. Healsopointedmttthatthesnack Lea Olson, county manager. explained that Payne, a former county conuniss.ioner, decided to resign from the review board and the comtnissloners aecepted his resignation. · TbeeommiSBionersal$0approved a · f'mal plot plan on the Woodllllld Heights SUbdiv!Jiion, as reCommended by the county . · · planning and zoning commission. This . subdivision will be about 6(1 aeres in site, according to OISOrt, afid Wiltbe located on A!Jg:us Hill ne.t Otero. llondo Dancers • plan. the it is state- In other business, the comtnlsaioners . also IIPP111Ved a lranchlse for the Otera Eleetric C'OOperative. That business will now be under contract to .supply the county of IJnoofn with. electricity for the next 25 yeara. It's formal approval · came from the C!OmmiBBioners at lhe meeting, · The next regUlarly scheduled meet,irig of the Lincohl County Commissioners will be eonducted Cln May :za and the public is invited to attend. • blew out at the C!Ounty building last acUon, . · bar has been clo!!ed for the past two December. manager of the years and·expressed·a sincere ilesire to Olson said that one expense center,lil!id on that get these facilities back In full amounted tO between $25,000 lllld •. still • m lhe also be noted that the $30,000 by the tiine all the repair work men 8 ' women slllld children- 5 leagues. carrizozo Recreation Center is 11wned was C!Ompleted on the boller system e alllo n:d that will probably by the VIllage of carr· A meeting has been set fiJI:' May 23, 11 'ilitn1x leagues dlll'lng t!te summer izozo and any profits derived go into the to tdoPI the 1917·78 ·budget and of mon s. · village flUids. P&rticlpatlon by in the COll1'1!fl• the public is invited Jo aUend. fol' far has been various activities· slated at the center r league, Villellcas said, although will go to help to build a better > Golf Tourney here soon·· Graduation The second llllnual 'l3illy the Kid scheduled Open goll toUni!Unent will be held at the Cilrlzozo golf course ,on May 21' and , . CARRIZOZO 81 m«e bowlers are needed in the adUlt communlt,y •. Jeaguoo also. • For fl!riher information regarding If enough boWlers can be gathered, teague bowling action for this summer, 22.. . ' . This t0111'1i11Jnent, is· open Carrizozo- High School will conduct to everyone, protnlses to be graduation exerciSI!Jl for the senior .e.ven bigger aM better than class of 1917 on May 24. 'the event will the women will be-bowling on · contact Marcos VUlescas at 648-2235 or Wednesday morning; men on Thursday by signing up .in person at the night, and If enough children sigrt-up, a recreation center. Hopefully, sign-ups day and tltne Will be set for them. . Will be completed by May 111 and league last >-ear. In addition to· the takeplacebeginningatlfp.m.in-theold Sch 1 t golfing, special social .events · Will gym at the high school. . 00 OU .Include a hamburger. fry· With bole :Baccalauerate exercises tor perform. • Allen Const. action will start a week or two tollowing that dlite. • • • The nationally known Hondo Fiesta • • style) on Saturday,lllld tireaktast will seniors wl1l be held on May a p.m • Dancers Will present the 25th Annual 1 . d' be Be!Yed lor the llers on Sunday allro in the old gym at the high school, . . - -- - -Y .to ay_ -- - :Uot __ _willS __ bid _ _ _ _ ---------Bchool-'Gym..--. · · - __ . · ·' · .. · .. . . . son; sc oo prm ct a • · .. __ · · The Fiesta is tile annual :. :ri yoti'happen -Jo see some schooi- .. .,. oon. ··. . - ...... :--c------: •·· · -. ., ' .-"-- •;. __ __.___ '- .. •presentation or the extreme!Y'cotortul aged children rtlllnlng aroUlld this · ·. There llr a $25 entg tee which will · · IU . ... . Lew Allen CollStructioo of Ruidoso you feel they Will . be _.:_,.sublliitted o!_$21;656-for llle New folk dances, A total of 711 still be in school, have nil lear they . . · . . . . . 1 • . 10 8(11 .... , . • .s this-year and next pltllile o1 C!Onstrill;llon on !hi! ·. schooJstuden!B, ha:ven,'t dltcbed; . · -. . · :f'::!; w!U fake place 1111 Capitan additic.n ptoject, · ill beautiful costume.s, perform the AllstudentsattendingtheCatti!Ozo · . ted ep . ala ·. · b • Y. . . ThebtdswereopenedlastFtiday, many gracefu and difricult dances.,.,_ . Municipal- D.lstrlcf will· be pr:e" to the top; ten P_ l:elllll eat! . . The valedictottan thiS year Is lhe awarding ot the bid ior . ' to be danced Include El_ dialfilssed at12' noon Joday' May 3, bUt ca . write P 0 Box 8Dll)he is ;FJileqwel . dlis the project wm not be .. Novillero,thebuJ!fightdllnce, The.boys' their Wlohei'Jf will stiU be lit school. · 0 r • • ' · ,.,...y, · • - · next meeting of the • wili dance _!he . very · ditflcult' and i · . Teachers and aids in the district eo&, Cill'tlzoZQ, N,M. 88301 • or. pboll:e 648- Bllc:calaureate eleetcis.e!l . will .l?e . !>n M:ay 9. . . · stre!iuous .. Los . ; Matlachines, the w111 be atiehding . ali in . service ·· conduetEid. on May 22 .at 11 a.m. al,S!IIIl Alien's bid, which was wt!lh _dan_ce. Iloth ·.the workshop at the school today 10 team • • - the old gym. Rev'._ Seldon Price Will be bids i,s expected_ 1o bf! . boys .lllld gtrls . will Perform. two · more abOUt Cultural. awareness. The . W¢athet. · C!Qunctl. . . C!OStanet dartci!S, .. Jotia Tapaito, hat ·students get the afternoon Off. . • . ., · • .. .,.,_TAN lli . · · received for this phllse LDgllttellmllis. ' The ·Mexican ·· < . .. .· · .. · . · .. . . . .u .. w · M> • inCluded !he follOWing: natiodal dance, El hat BOOKMOBILE .·. Atlril21 'Ill 45 . 10 ,00 Graduation 6lterclseS - wm be Inc., Alamogordo, dance, will be pertormed. Olher dances ScHEDVLE 'Al)l.il28 '19 4'1 lll ,01 conducted ·at ltig11 School on ll:nterprlsi!S, Odesaa inc!ud.!, Ji!Susita ll:ri Et . • . .. . . . . · AJ.Itllfi . '19 41 t& .00 and E.¥. Silver, Jarabe Pateno. La Jar11be .. ...... ._., .. 10:00·10:30 .t\iltiiSO 80 53 10 »illy Hellson, llrinclp81 o( the. high $54,195,60 • . .EUkhl)bs l'lorteno and . HondoSCb,. ....... ,., .... 10:35•12:3$ Mayl 83 . iS· 10 .oo liehool.. . · -. ·. ·· to ·others. • . . · . . . ·- .. ·· ··,?4ay2•· · ... Ill··· e 011·- ·.· oo ' , HI!DSon·: •atso- reported ,th!lt· · ' . Afille Mexican dinner will again be Mescalero com. center .. ; .. a:os "·3:4& May 3 113 44 10 :oo exercises will be · llerVed.iltthd'lerta by the tnothetsof MliSCII,tw llatclt• .. ; ... li:SO • <4:15 · • OO!!dUcted on May 1;ut t(l a.m: . · :_ ___ · · . __ .............. ,1-41 . T.hm wl!Lb6 Ujraduates: ttom . 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The Lincoln County Comt]lls$lonera A recommendation Will has been met In regular sessinnJast Monday and · illed by an ambulance firm in Las approved the final plot plllll fiJI:' a newt;~ Vegas, N.M. and Ill cllrrently being
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Olson said .that many more requests tor r~Wenue sh~rlng money were rec~ved by the county lhllll the commiSBioners were able to include.
'Ihoset to be budgeted f« money this )'ear lhroughrevenuesharlng fwtda are as foiiiiWII: asSI!Jlsment, $48,840; law enforcement, $68,268; treasurer, $10,143; administration (capital outlay), · $24,215; and computer progr11mmlr!g, $4,000; road department U« one man), $8,&22; road department (capital oullay), $1,000; and RuJdoso ambulance service, $10,000.
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Olson al&a noted !hat county taxoo Will also remain the same this year and the rate Js 6 percent per $111,000 ot assessed valuation. This :means lllat a home, tor instance, which Is assessed at $1.0,000 wl1l COGl the taK payer $00.00 In county taxes •
llpellt in budgeting the revemte • ,
tnott:f~~ L::~tn County budgeted At this tim.e. there is a good chance Vllleacas als11 noted that the ... ~.. Ill at the CBrl'ltOzo Recreation Center bowling alleys had Jo close last summer
$Ubdi\>lsfon, considered an increase in flllbmitted lhro~}lllughoiiliEII!ui!to nthe•ers, state for. ambulante rates and actepted the review. 'the~ -::::
......,,000 for the 1976-'17 fiscal year, they ho lin u · · ba 1 thi due to a ,POOl:' turn out for the f'll'st time wound up spending approximately · w g a eys Will ve Jo c ose 8 since the center was opened 'Dine years $47?,000, the major portion became summer . unless mot~ . people, of all
--necessary wben a-the-bollet'syatem.-'·-j>j~es, Sign Up Jo partictpate In teague ago. Healsopointedmttthatthesnack Lea Olson, county manager.
explained that Payne, a former county conuniss.ioner, decided to resign from the review board and the comtnissloners aecepted his resignation. ·
TbeeommiSBionersal$0approved a · f'mal plot plan on the Woodllllld Heights SUbdiv!Jiion, as reCommended by the county . · · planning and zoning commission. This . subdivision will be about 6(1 aeres in site, according to OISOrt, afid Wiltbe located on A!Jg:us Hill ne.t Otero.
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plan. the it is state-
In other business, the comtnlsaioners . also IIPP111Ved a lranchlse for the Otera Eleetric C'OOperative. That business will now be under contract to .supply the county of IJnoofn with. electricity for the next 25 yeara. It's formal approval
· came from the C!OmmiBBioners at lhe meeting, ·
The next regUlarly scheduled meet,irig of the Lincohl County Commissioners will be eonducted Cln May :za and the public is invited to attend. •
blew out at the C!Ounty building last acUon, . · bar has been clo!!ed for the past two December. ~os VUl~, manager of the years and·expressed·a sincere ilesire to
Olson said that one expense tecr~tton center,lil!id on Mond~y that get these facilities back In full amounted tO between $25,000 lllld •. ~clpants ~e still • nee~d m lhe operJ~ti:;Uld also be noted that the $30,000 by the tiine all the repair work men 8 ' women slllld children- 5 leagues. carrizozo Recreation Center is 11wned was C!Ompleted on the boller system e alllo n:d that ther~ will probably by the VIllage of carr·
A meeting has been set fiJI:' May 23, 11'ilitn1x leagues dlll'lng t!te summer izozo and any profits derived go into the to tdoPI the 1917·78 ·budget and of mon s. · village flUids. P&rticlpatlon by in the COll1'1!fl• the public is invited Jo aUend. fol' 'Ih~~oratc'hfid!:!•S: far has been various activities· slated at the center
r league, Villellcas said, although will go to help to build a better
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Graduation The second llllnual 'l3illy the Kid scheduled Open goll toUni!Unent will be held at
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m«e bowlers are needed in the adUlt communlt,y •. Jeaguoo also. • For fl!riher information regarding
If enough boWlers can be gathered, teague bowling action for this summer,
22.. . ' . This t0111'1i11Jnent, whi~ is· open Carrizozo-High School will conduct
to everyone, protnlses to be graduation exerciSI!Jl for the senior . e.ven bigger aM better than class of 1917 on May 24. 'the event will
the women will be-bowling on · contact Marcos VUlescas at 648-2235 or Wednesday morning; men on Thursday by signing up . in person at the night, and If enough children sigrt-up, a recreation center. Hopefully, sign-ups day and tltne Will be set for them. . Will be completed by May 111 and league
last >-ear. In addition to· the takeplacebeginningatlfp.m.in-theold
Sch 1 t golfing, special social .events · Will gym at the high school. . 00 OU .Include a hamburger. fry· With bole :Baccalauerate exercises tor th~
perform. •
Allen Const. action will start a week or two toll owing that dlite.
• • • The nationally known Hondo Fiesta • • style) on Saturday,lllld tireaktast will seniors wl1l be held on May ~at a p.m •
Dancers Will present the 25th Annual 1 . d ' be Be!Yed lor the llers on Sunday allro in the old gym at the high school, . .
The Fiesta is tile annual :. :ri yoti'happen -Jo see some schooi- .. .,. oon. ··. . - ...... :--c------: •·· :c----~ · -. ., ' .-"-- -~--~:·-"' •;. __ __.___ '-.. :·---~·-'-· •presentation or the extreme!Y'cotortul aged children rtlllnlng aroUlld this · ·. There llr a $25 entg tee which will · · COR~NA IU . ... . Lew Allen CollStructioo of Ruidoso -petforma~ce-of_Soanish, MexlcaiWIII~temoon,'when you feel they shoulcl.-.-:V:;~::ee_:;!k-be-co:::n~~. ::.~~r:e~hoo! Will . be _.:_,.sublliitted the_lo'!_bi~. o!_$21;656-for llle New Mex~can folk dances, A total of 711 still be in school, have nil lear ~ they . . · . . . . . 1 • . 10 8(11 .... , . • .s this-year and next pltllile o1 C!Onstrill;llon on !hi! ·. ~iUiloup~_seniorbigh schooJstuden!B, ha:ven,'t dltcbed; . · -. . · :f'::!; ~w~~-=d 8~J:III~or= ~d~tionexerc_illeS w!U fake place 1111 Capitan ~wer additic.n ptoject, · ill beautiful costume.s, perform the AllstudentsattendingtheCatti!Ozo · . ted ep . ala ·. · b • Y. ,atBp.!"·m.theoldgy~. . . ThebtdswereopenedlastFtiday, many gracefu and difricult dances.,.,_ . Municipal- ·sc~ool D.lstrlcf will· be pr:e" to the top; ten P_ l:elllll eat! . . The valedictottan thiS year Is Ke~y bu~ lhe awarding ot the bid ior .
' flllll~es to be danced Include El_ dialfilssed at12' noon Joday' May 3, bUt ca f'?\~~ervations . write P 0 Box ~~· 8Dll)he saJutaJori~n is ;FJileqwel . dlis the project wm not be .. Novillero,thebuJ!fightdllnce, The.boys' their Wlohei'Jf will stiU be lit school. · 0 r • • ' · ,.,...y, · • - · next meeting of the • wili dance _!he . very · ditflcult' and i · . Teachers and aids in the district eo&, Cill'tlzoZQ, N,M. 88301• or. pboll:e 648- Bllc:calaureate eleetcis.e!l . will .l?e . !>n M:ay 9. . .
· stre!iuous .. Los . ; Matlachines, the w111 be atiehding . ali in . service ~. ·· conduetEid. on May 22 .at 11 a.m. al,S!IIIl Alien's bid, which was Mwcan~lniJ!~n wt!lh _dan_ce. Iloth ·.the workshop at the school today 10 team • • - the old gym. Rev'._ Seldon Price Will be bids i,s expected_ 1o bf!
. boys .lllld gtrls . will Perform. two · more abOUt Cultural. awareness. The . W¢athet. the~.· · C!Qunctl. . . C!OStanet dartci!S, .. Jotia Tapaito, hat ·students get the afternoon Off. . • . ., · • .. .,.,_TAN lli . · · received for this phllse dati~, LDgllttellmllis. ' The ·Mexican · · < . .. .· · . . · . · .. . . . .u .. ~ w · M> ~ • inCluded !he follOWing: natiodal dance, El ~arable-Tapailo, hat BOOKMOBILE .·. Atlril21 'Ill 45 . 10 ,00 Graduation 6lterclseS - wm be Inc., Alamogordo, dance, will be pertormed. Olher dances ScHEDVLE 'Al)l.il28 '19 4'1 lll ,01 conducted ·at Capi~ ltig11 School on ll:nterprlsi!S, Odesaa inc!ud.!, Ji!Susita ll:ri C~1tuahu11, Et . • . .. . . . . · AJ.Itllfi . '19 41 ~- t& .00 May:l7be~lil8p.m.accordlt~~to and E.¥. Silver, Jarabe Pateno. La Va~I!DVtana, Jar11be ~e~tol'll .. ~-- ...... ._., .. 10:00·10:30 .t\iltiiSO 80 53 10 .~ »illy Hellson, llrinclp81 o( the. high $54,195,60 •
· ' . Afille Mexican dinner will again be Mescalero com. center .. ; .. a:os "·3:4& May 3 113 44 10 :oo ba~alaureate exercises will be · llerVed.iltthd'lerta by the tnothetsof MliSCII,tw E'~ llatclt• .. ; ... li:SO • <4:15 · • OO!!dUcted on May 1;ut t(l a.m: . ·
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Dr. Michael Ortiz, the son of Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Ortiz, has been promoted · to Associate Profe$sor in thl! Department of Special Education. at Appalachia!\ State University of North Carolina. He is a 1965 graduate of Carrizozo High School and received his. Bachelor and Master degrees at UNM. He pi8DI! to visit his parents before the summer term begins.
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Mares gradu~t~s from ENMU
Michael J. Mares 'or Corona will be graduated May 4, from the Parts Counterman trade technical program on the Roswell Campus of Eastern New Mexico University. '
The Parts Counterman program teaches stlldents.how to work efficiently behind an auto parts counter •• cataloguing, indexing, knowing how auto parts wQ<'k, etc. It Is a nine months program.
Next vo-tech registration wlll be May 5. Late registt:atlon is allowed in any of the 14 trade technical programs which l!ave openings. •
Bank Securities· up 12 percent
First quarter net income and consolidated deposit · figures of Bank
·Seciinues;rnc;wercn-enmsoo rolll!Y l:ly T.A. Bonnell, president ·and chief executive officer. Unaudited net income for the first quarter of lf¥17 rose to$449,550, up from $441,757 for the Clrst quarter OC 1976. Consolidated deposits also gained from $257,938,708 at March 31, 1976 to $289,470,342 at March 31, tf¥17 . an increase or approximately 12 percent. ~
19?6 Annual Report, released almost simultaneously with the llrst quarter figures showed the year 1976 itself to be a record breaking year for Bank Securllles Inc. Net income for the year jumped 70 percent fro~ $892,6'fl in 1975 to~l,522,92tin 1976. while earmngs
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"Songs • fncludea thia IUld other of several • pieces which you first publl.shed, and for which 1 give credit after thepoems.Ilyou will, please hand oae copy to the new Jete, James and Paula MC!Dl'e. HoP.e 10 be around 10 autograph. thenr for you soon. Mr. · Moote mlll,ht opt 10 open his tenure with a poem from a natlveson, as you dld.ll so, he mlghtll& something from Songs or Lincoln County, or one Cor bolh> ot the very ncent pieces I have done and ~~ on back of the bulletins or the AstrooomyClub,andottheSJena Club, both enc!~, the !alter of which I just rolled ott on the rnlmeo Within the hour.
Ilulletlns are . copyrlJ!hled. be credited 10
the thought that my might be about due. Sure it was about mid-June, nearly two years ago, that my check went 10 you for 2 yur sub. Where has the lime gone? Check enclosed 10
.. exteruiSub to.JUrte 197ll• and itwilLbe . here before we know ttl .
With heartiest best wlsbes tor )llh In whatever re~e you are entering, . and fill' the Mi10re.$, ln theirs.
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arol,illd waW!tll!B tbe serious bidder$ · .!JPI,!nd Jhelr money. This 121 acres Wll$ E$tlm"'ted worth around $i25,000 when time comes for it 1,0 sell., just.sollth of ca¢tan. ,
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• · • Lincoln County saniQrs.wUI have an · doughn!lts, Th!l Spanish Spe~ing ,.c ••. , ·.. QPportullity to show ,the kids bow Soil!lliori' begins at. u a.m. . .. . ..
• ~. ··~ · sJIIIUing used to be. · . · • ~ Cbarlotte Jarratt Is bAving .a. ' · " ·: · Tile Lincoln Collllty SQDior Citizens Homemade lee Cr~m Social .at h<~r
· J bn se · ' · hls · · · · · · ·· · Center is JlSrtlcipating in thtl "First Hound HouJ«l on May 5, at 7 ·p.111, In .... ~. lL. ·•· · .!ltLI!Lii:J~ncl~ Jlll!!..c.. ..... _ S.f!l.e W.~Jitpvel.'ctiJ!!IIIIJII!. was .C.0'lllJI).e,!:e4 ___ .AnnuaL'ita.te.Spelllng .C!mmPI!lllShlpH .. bonor of P..rl'ispectlve contl!S!ants. auctlonuewb~a~taneattbeOrii~ Sunday, The rlld tre8ille sew1ng whichwUlbeco d tedmli tbs · 1 b )ritorinatiori.\vnr·oe~·~iveif out.lba.t Smith. sale In Capitan Satii!:J!ay. ~~~ · .. mac~g hertl brought $400.00. · 11nd Eng!U;h. Tlln.;: will be 0 bot~':a~ tlvenlng regar~ the bile. Guests are
• and local o;:asll awards. . . asked to bring .some homemade lee. • . ' • • Local center wlnnel'l! wlll compet'l Cl'ellm, tQppings, cake, or whatever to
·In a ~tatewide Bee on May 24 In Santa the soCial •
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• lUI ald heavy rocking chslr $110:, washboard $5 and 'right on down the Mrs, Ruby ·:ward" Cartt
Fe. The <:onfes.tanta will .have tea with A Mini·'l'our is being sche<lul!!d to · Governor and Mrs. Jerry Apodaca In santa Fe, via Albuquerque, for t.lncoln
the Governor's Hesldence. County winners lind runners-up, as well Local center · champions 11$ othe:rs wbo would like to go.
pat1lclpatlng in the state champlons!tlp must bave l'llBched tbe!r 55th birthday by :May l; 1977 11nd must be a regular . participant of a $enlor clctlzenS' program.
Contests tor tbe l.incoln County SeniOl' Citizens Center will be
· conducted orlllly, on May 10 at the . Center. Tllebeewill.begin at9:30 a.m.
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2. Hi$. dlleel!sed Wife mll$t have worked enough undey social se.::urity to .be "fully insure<!." · . .
3. He must 110t be entiU!!d to benefit$ fi'om his QWO SOCial. SQC\!I'ity numbel'. which would "eX(leed · '.t_he amount he woUld. ·receive fl'olll his deceased wife's n\ll!lber. ·
· "Any widower who feels be may qu~llfy fOI" bene{lti; ~~~der_ the new rubng "should contact any social
· se<:urity ~flice or reprllsentatlve," Mathis s\lggested.
Keeping the C11rrizozo Recreallon Center bowli.ng alleys operi this summer will depend on
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Persons lnleresled may call 6~8· 22:1r. o~ come Jn aaul 'felr us.
If lhere are suffl~leut bowlers '"' plan' lo Slad leagues a week or two after tbe May 10 deac!llne, •
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nL nl\ rH 7:30~~~-~J~~£~~.~~ .to a savings program at Cornheelc .()llice 'PQaru\ilvt : .. :Father- E.V. campers ortlclating. · , k r ~~~ :J interment at Mountain View • c· •t• · · St ~· 8
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James and PaUla Moore ·who have purchased Lincoln County News •. I do
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Santa Rita Pari$h-Carrizoxo . _ Fidel Qrtl~, brother of the bri4!'1 wa$ .·
My news contacts~ffio~r~th;ei~~~~c~~be~s~t~m~a~n~,-~Sa~_:d11:·a~P:a~l~om:-:81'~e:2;W:a:·: •:;~;a~:id~------~.,-· _j qL_Corpna, C!lpita_!h of honor. Ruidoso did not get in this week. Jesus. . the
Of news _in those areas are Albuqu~rque were many friends Sacred Heart Pa_rish of Capitan . relatives. . • . have Holy Comtnunion for their . Among them were,·Mary Sil.va,,'Mr, yoWlgsters on May 1. _ __ and Mrs. Aaron .P,ortillo:~, 1'.1r .. and 1'.1rs.
Father Richard Olona, pastor of Carll>$ Samor11, all from Catilz~>J:o, -Mr'. Vaughn~ its.mission of Corona is back and Mrs. · Ferl)ando_ Trujillo, -to resume his duties after an absence. Alamogordo; Mr. , and Mrs, Robert
St. Eleanor's Parish of Ruidoso had Griego, Fort Stanton; .Rlllill ''Martlne2 1ts fi.Fst annual fiesta on May 1. and son Max of Albuquerque. · · · · · ·
Geneieve Santillanes, mother of Also from Carrizozo were, Esther P'alher Flavio Santillanes, pastor of St. Pino, Tony Or!lz, Mr.- and Mrs, Paul Eleanor's and St. Jude's parishes is in Ortiz, Mr: and Mrs. Jesu.s Ver!lugl), Presbyterian Hospital, Albuquerque. I From Alamogordo Robert .OI;'ti~; · wish her a speedy recovery and a E11ther Ortiz. and Carl Ol'tlz; Happy Mother's Day. · Albuquerqu'e: 1'.1rs. (Rita) Haljker~)l,
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Bi11go resumes at Santa Rita Parish and Nellie Torrez; Alex and M;~ry Rita · lhlll May a. Casaus; • Bpb, -Jennie---and J-er-':y -~ __ .Bill.P.aynll.JLJ)t:actict.ng_l!I!Q_rl)eJ:"Jn __ Wm;bll!g!,QJI'--- --------~-- _ .. . _ _
There is Choir practice every Contreras; Raymond, Prudy and John this 11rea since 1968, h;~s expande4 his Ht~ h!ill served oli the Jessup . Wt'llncsday at 7:00. People of aU ages Mondragon; Liz Hill. . law Jlml to IlJehldll a husband and wife International ·,Law Moot ·Court, are encouraged to attend. Bring guitars It was a happy reunlop for all with team. - . ,intematlonallaw school, arsuing cases 11 you play.one. sibging and mlll!ic. .- .G!U'y C. Mitchell, 26, and his wife on appeal_ before the United Nations
Viola !-'enter reports that Pete May I was. the final day fot< the Sharon, 25, officially formed the eourt. His. primary interest is jn trial. swan was the winner of the beautiful Santa Rita Carnival. Cecilia Ortiz and partnership of Payne and Mitchell on. work, business law, crimlnlll and real framed picture of 'Senora de her troop of helpers organized and May 3, .whe'n the Mitchell's were sworn estate law. <;uudalupe' which was raffled for the prepared Mexican food for the Carnival in bet ore the entire 5-man New Mexico Gary'ayouth still hasn't lett him; he benefit of the Dave Verdugo Fund. goers. Numerolll!'people offered their Supreme Court. • sUU enjl)ys the cowboy work he was
Dave was injured in an accident in help toward this parish project.- . Offices will-he located in Carrlzmo .. raised to. do onJlls famiJy's rl!och, He Albuquerque. Look "for more projects Santa Rita parlahioners have been an~ Ruidoso and both will be ·staffed on lih!o bu three brothers at New Mexico ....-tuch will have profits going to help very actlve for more than a month now. a lull time basis. Their hours will be SII;Jte, .... _ . defray his hospital costs and future Men, women and children arc all daily B !1-.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturday Sharon is also_ a graduate of nunois rncd1cal expenses. worklng ... together.. from 9 a.m. to 12 noon; . · Weslyan University with a ba~blors in
Liz Ortiz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and lllrs. Paul Ortiz announce Office secretaries ln lhe Carrizozo philosophy, She received her Juris
c-c ' ...... ' Tbe gir11! and WY~ !rllck. . .teams qualified 5 competitors each to !iilnd. to the state t~!lck meet. 'These people Wllre Scott Williams, junior, .. javell!l, 1St; Steve Warfield, junior, *• 2nd; 880, •
·2nd;AlvmJ>aiTm:dllllior;burdles1 2nd;--- - -· Rleky Hull)', lresl.unM, pole vault, 1st; , NiekyHuey,fre!lhman, pole vault, 2nd •.
The girls . were: Janetta Foatel', junior, discus, lst; Hope McDaniel, jUIIlOl", long jump, 2nd; Jeanne Errampuspe, • fresbmlln, 440, 2nd; Jackie Merritt, Ite8hman, 4411-88() medley relay, 2nd, and 880 relay tst; Elva Parras, fresbman,llO hurdles, 1st and 8G hurdle~r, 2nd. · · · · •
Glris SII;Jte wUl be held 'May 6 and 7 ill Albuquerque, an!! Boys State will be held May .14 and 15 In Albuquerque. •
• Paul Ortiz ww; married · to Dave the marriage or their daugbJer, Lois to .. oflice wUl be Nl)1ola Ortiz and Neva . Doctorate al the U.nlversity of Puget · • c-c _ Verdugo April 30 In the Chapel of St. Richard Woodard Jn Queen of Heaven Rae Ventura, Md Linda Osbom w~ll be Sound, Wasbin!lton where she Tbe 4Gth annual Founders Day.for Emergency Cblls After Hours
. Jubeph's hospital. The chaplain Catholic Ch)irch In Albuquerque at 1:00 the liileretary in the Ruidoso otlice. graduated fourth Ul hllr class. At this. Beta Sigma Phi was held M!lV 1
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reception afterwards. ,,.ar a ...-na .o ar , mo er of t e an teee ve · s ·ac ors egree n worlf as a general prac;titioner: , welcom~ ev•"'"one. Highlights lor "~ughn & corone . bridegroom. There will also be 'a history from Illinois Weslyan She enjoys swimming biking and -, - J!t-'- "'2!1 .C5H
!Ia mona Ortiz. mother of the brtdc wedding dance later_ in thh even'tng at University and recea"ved his law degree d '"~ d 1 · · ' • ~ each· or the chapters were read by .,_ or d r 1 d I t f I k Th 1 Q gar enu'fS illl 8 a line piaMt. BeltCy suJnmerlin for Mountainair and orlorly & Estondo ,,'~~ ac~n~u~~~~ 1 ~heca ·~eek~~~opo~ 8:00. at the University .or Pugent Sound, BUI Payne first opened his office in Penny Kn!pps for Corona. 832..C930 or 452-4 l 'hr~stian J..wrng· in Carrizozo a month • Lincoln CoWlty on Mal'eh 1, 1968 and The best progralil award !or Xi Edgewood & ,Sendio Knalls ugo from Albuquf.'rque were present at prior fo that time, he Was a lawyer In Beta E-"on went to Betty Donohue 832·,.365 or A298 "'
Alamogordo. ..,.. 1 o d. the wt'llding. They song songs and " Tbe Mitchell's like this area and Betty Donqhue, Mar e wen llD If no answer at above numbctrs c•ll play<-d gUitars for the happy occasion. ~ Sandra Alford made the beautiCul .-
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Lay Witness group In United lromTexas,eastNewMexicoand·other Trinity Methodist Church Saturday just areas attended meetings. · before time for supjlel". MMy -vh!itors- · ··· ----- - ---- ----------------------- -=''~~'=--- -==
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Mission well attended bJin:~..!:!~~:;S::tfJ~n':j·::::. ·(AT THE OLD JENKINS STORE) Tbe banquet was held in the Corona Recreation l!oom on Friday at 7:00. Tbe masJer. of ceremonles lor the evening was Cully Nalda, Junior class pl"esldent. Scott Willlams gave the welcome with a special Welcome !or the seniors. Rep. John Big~ spoke on
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The Lay Witness Mission at the Carrizozo Methodist Church last weekend brought visitors trom over the state and from Texas to lake part in the activities.
Mr.and Mrs. Bob Sappington of Jal were the coordinators of the event. Their daughter, Alice, a student at ENMU came with them. Another daughler, Mrs. Mannie Torrez, her husband and baby daughter came from Cal!fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Paul '
planned by the co-dlalrpersons; Gail Wilkinson Md ;Jane Shafer.
'l'he food committee consisting of Margaret Lane, Alina Sherrill, Ethel lloba1s and Irene _ Hayes were kept busy preparing and serving the food during the three days.
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fromNMSU Al_exander and children and his mother, Mrs, Mary Alexander of Livlngton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Logan, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Holfitlshead and cbUdren, Paula and Three Lincoln Coun!r .. students are Mark, & Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Petree, among the new graduate and an of_ Ketmit, Texas, Mr. nobett undetgraduate ml!rri.bers of the New liawkms and son Phillip and .JiJ'n ·Mexico State University chapter or Phi liC?<JPet;,. of !fa~, Telais, Mrs, _ Bett)' Kappa Phi, national. lnterdiscil)linary . Wilson, PlauW!eW, -Mr.. an,d Mrs. Bill lronbr society. • - • . Bt.mc!t~k~ ... .mu_!!.itt.~ .... Jmd....Mr"~"$M11 . Th~. ar1e na:net ~owar~ Ha~~ey, Dennison, Ft. Suntl)er all participated • mtl!looii'ICa euganeermg- maJOf'1 , .. ary---
· three topics - mllation, energy and Uberty. MrS. :Brown read the Senior Prophecies for 1!187, and Kelly Gibbs
m ihe progt"alil. . . . I Ellen Payne, . an agricultural . and -------1-----. ----'~'he putpose-Of--the--misslon-was--tof--~extension edtK!aiion major, and Alan, •
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The three day session had been well all-campus honorliry,. ad tuldergradute !:======:::==:=:::::::::=~ ..... ,;.:::;:;:;;:;:;~::;~;:., student must be enrolled.JuU·tim,e, at " Enduring fr_ uth''f .. ·-· --~-- ---- --- -- ·_ :- =~:idu~~~~tu:~~-\·~~l'~:;;t~~:u:: -·
. top flve percent llf his cli!.M and have Hebrews 9.22 " •• without the payment for sin. W.bertas the b1ood cumulatlvll' graclepoint average o£ at shedding of blood .there Is no of animals eQuid not .atoiie-tor sin as .Jeast 3.8 ota possible 4;0, I( a se!)iot', be r~mission." 'l'bere .would have been filii pay11ient, th.e blood ol the petiect mu.sthaveatleast a-3.5andbe in the top no atoning power In the deatli·:bt· and-sinless man, Jesus·cbrist, does ten percent or_ Ills class •. ·.Graduate
. Jesus christ had His blood Mt been . <lie& 9.13-14). John 19.34 in(orms us studellts must have e/!l'lled a grade Jlhed. Jesus died to shed bls blood to that the blood was Jndeed sbl!jl in ·average ot at lea$t 3.8 for .16 fiours of
-·secure the remission or sins for ·. that death on tim eros;;,· Notice !he colli"se Woi:k, • . obedi~nt mel! and women. Animal effect of thal :shed bloOd in ~the • New initiates . are· Invited . to- a · sacrltices and the shedding of blood tolioWhl_gr ·t Jn _ 1.1~. nev 1.5: • Heb Jianquet· .fri 1lteit ltonor and receive .
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1 .animals could never completely- .. · · _blood in their death, but only. one · junior (rom NMSiJ i$ .nominated (Cit a -sathlfy .• as-fa}'lllellt.hlt~Jl{eb'...~~1!l.l!.~J..,Jesus, died l.C!_IIhed~hls~b~O.OA!«L .... $.S:OJML11illoW.liliiP..1!tU_bfl. iollowi!IL. 10.1-tl., Th•s _system was given to .. at"iie for the slnsof the worhL Read acl!-demlo year. Ph~ Kappa Ph~ ·
· man by JehoVah. llo- t)lat he nilgllt · flelJ 1!',14 before the ne:t~f article u presldl)nt Jatnes Steiilman, asilooilite
recognise tltl! _lmpDI'tallt!! ot . the" : we contlnu~ with •Why 1)14 J euu ptolessor ot ·e!ootl"lcaf and eomputer blood ·ihe IJLOOO was the e:tacted fiie?' · · • ·-· ~ , · engiliej!ring .liiiYil a -!iiM$tr student ·
.. _ Carri:to:Zo & · Capitan· Churches of Christ · · tect!illes the rl!llowshlp every foUl' or . ··- ···-- - · - --- -·--·------..... - - ·· ·· five yesrs, .. . ..
For :more intormation. come into ·· · · ··· · ·· · one or our branches. · ·· . Ruidoso - Ruidoso Downs - Capitan
and ooeh of you are hereby. fil~ his Finill Account and Report, l!nd . First publlshed in the Lincoln Dan' l'e-1· E. co· n'. le.y-. . RoRers, Exec1.1tor on June l4, 1977 <~t w:so <~.m. <~t the County News 'lluu·Sday, May S, ,191'7. . . .. .
· of :Estate of Mattie M. · campbell .. Probate court in carrlzo~o,. New Last publiahed May 12, 11177. Spencer deceased, has. filed in the Mlll<ico the C!lin't will hear. objections IN l!bove entitled Court his Final Account hereto anc! the 11ettlement thereof; and _ PROBAT~OURT and R!lport a~ sueh Executor, and the the Court wlll pl'O!!eed to determine the . 01!' t.INCOLN COUNTY Courthaseetthe21stdat.ofJune,1977, heirship of s1;1.iti decedent, the S'l'ATEOFNEWMEXlCO Daniel E. Conley, Jr .• former Cat011llr:t",?00om'cl011k0 f. tah.em.Linl.n~othe111 ~~11trnltcyt ownership or .her e1s~te, the
1•h.lnterest odr · IN 'l'JIE 1\fA'J."nlR,m ba_nn~egre'r Acr:rAY Cortlno~rel. dbusinmeSb
• . . ~ "" each respeclive c rumant ereto-an. OF THE li!STAT,I;l ~ ~ • .-. pa • an co p.
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can 64B·2S55 · :i:>U:od,hG!uT~, r;r: ~jic;f• as. therein, and _the persons entitled to OF • . ::;,ou~r, has :eenr ~cc~~ as 1~7 n~>~est J.f e ythan ourbe__ pr thea gtl ec1 onsd, distribution thereof. I,.V. McDONALD, aria. me'!ld erbao kanh ldi. ?CUrJlles, nc ••
In CarrlzozQ . !l-Dy ere , to e apprnva · an J'eiJIIings, Christy & C"opple, P.O. Decelllled . No.1409
a s te·w• e n o ng company. Three bedroom, two bath, wb11low 'eetUement of the Final Account .and Box 1180, Rwwell, New Me11lco, aJ;e NOTIC!i:OFAPPOlNTJ\fENT · Conl!!y's varied background will give a
• EL RANCHO ~LL DRILLll'I'G · ~ willis for healing and light, double ,Report and the. dlseltarge Qf aaid attorneys fd:- the Executor. The underaigned is ancillary gre,at de.al of experience and Input to
·· JI:-,JTwDoron'mlllitill.cet~!:S~ ~pg:~~~'\:ifsr:~: . ~~~~~C:'?ivi~~o~1ci!:f~~: ·· ::=~th~:A~~~!;~ th:- th~ :C=:~t ':!;~1 ~~ ~~~; o£ ::C~~tr:!~n~r· ~=~i1!1;~i.:d :! · · ~!!t;sg~:~~~~~~ii~J"f>i:si~1n'r~~i~- ·· ~-Phone648·2420AibertZamora. - tfnc ·with beaulifQl view. . petermlne the heirship of sale! (SEAI.) • · estate of the·dececlent are l'll<Julred to announced Conley's election today..
decedent, the ownerahlp of her estate -s• Jane MC!Swane h · · Conley presently serl'cs as Senior
- HYDRANGEAS, Chrysan· $32,500 anc! 'the Interest' of each re~peclive . , CJerkoftheProbateCourt ~::e::~tb;Taw.wit,hin the time Vice Pret~lden! and Comptroller C!f themnms, African Vloletf!,.,; the· . • paU648·2555aftersp.m. claimant thereto and tflerein and the First publisiled In Lincoln County ·S·PaulSplllman Bank Securities, Vice Pr~sldcnt or per!ecttor MC!ther's Day. Gift Gallery pel'SOIIII entitled to the diiltrlbutlon NewsAprll21,1Vl7.LastpubllshedMay Ancillary-Administrator Security Reality Company, Director 1106 E. Ave, 648-2921. Order oorly and thereof. · 12 lVI7 Fir b shed
1 L. and Vice President C!C Security 'J'rust
don't be disappointed, We deliver. ENGlNEERJNG ASSCSTANT WITNESS my hand and the seal o( ' • · st pu 11 n t .. ., Lincoln Company and Director, Vice President BAOK·HOE WORK !)y the job or by
··'d Cour• thm ""th "·y ~f April, 1""'. C!lunty Newli Thursday May 5• lVI7. ·,and Secretary or "·curity SCr\•Jccs ·& Applicants with back ground In math, ..... • ~· "" " '"' Last )lllbllshed May 26, 1977. •· "" surveying, draftlilg and ensineerlng · MARGO LINDSAY NOTfCE-OF ~ • . llllnk Pr~. Inc. work call 505-257-4011 weekdays for District Court Clerk PENDENCY OF ACTION He is prcsenlly a mcmiX'r of interview ~ppolntment. ln!crvlews 1q By:·s·MargC!Lindsair. • CALLFORBIDS American ln&liluto of C'<:rtificd Public be held May 12 In Ruidoso. Firat published in the· 1Jncol!,1 'lbe Vlllsge of Ctlrona is calling for Accountants, New Mexico, Tcxas· and
CommunltyPubllcServlceCompany C!l!lllty News May 5, 1977. Last THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO bids on Uabllity Insurance of the Illinois Sooietics of C!!rtificd J>ublic, AnEquaiOpportl.!llltyEmployer published May 2&, 1Vl7. THE FOLLOWING NAMED OR following vehlclcs: (Limits of Liability Accountants, United Commercial
Lllmber·Roorlng·Windows-Fenclng. ·DESICNATED'DEFENDANTS: • 300-SOO.lOO, "'"' Tort c;laims Act, this Travelers llf Amcril:a. Western Star
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PJpe-BuUdlng Mall!rlllls ami Farm. THE FOLLOWING NAMED .. - Lod ~· 2'0 AF' •- A"l "I i . STATE OF NEW MEXICO PERSONS, IF LIVING; IF recovery ls limited to $500,000 for all gc no. • • "' " , "' utmpa gn.
& Ranch Supplies, Check our prlces • - . COUNTY-OF LINCOI.N . DECEASED, THEtn' UNKNOWN elllimll arising out of a· single lll(nois, Anch!~LJ!cccptcd Scotlisb nitc " _J!efJ!!'.UPii b.!l.t· ...... . .... . -·-·- -- FANTAS-TI~ageSale--Frld~~¥, ··- .,----JNTHEPRO~COUR.'t--------HEJRS:- --•. -.·- --- - . ... . ~~ur.ance).---- . --- __ J!f-Ql!EY!L.Ale, Jlbno•~· ~~- J>1_a~11.£0.!)!>!!If!Eryl_; _____ l R"' .. he BlJ.Jd . and Saturday May G & '1 McDaniels · ,._ No.3 lA, .S:U.) of E •uso, 'l'<.>xus.
. ..nc . ro I ers · ' · ' ROY ·COPELAN.D; . 1. 11161 Ford 2 Ton Dump • Bodily Maida Temple IA.t\,U.N,I\1,1\.1 or fo;l Supply
1302 Bth Street, CarrlzOUI. ~8-llp 1N THE MATTER WARNEY R. WEST; • lnjury 11ndProperty.Oamage Uabillty, Paso, Texas, Reserve Orticcrs
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OFTHE Probate00017 TilE UNJCNQWN liEIRS OF THE 2. 11158 Dodge cargo Truck • ACV Assoeialion, The Retired Officers do 5 ACRES COLORADO $2,750! $25gb ESTATE OF FOlLOWING NAMED DECEASED ~•027·.t•. "100,00 Ded,, B. I., p .D., Association Md the Alumni Assooiation wn, $25 monthly. Nice, level, hi ROBERTS M'A.CKEY No PB-71 p RSON ...,. • ..
U ' ' ' f!: : Comptehanslve and Collision. • of Arizona Stale University. . mountain va ey. Surveyed. Accessible. ·• Deseased. . 'ELENORA COPElLAND; 3. 11158 GMC Fire Truck • ACV • . Ctlnley has bCC!n an cxeeuti\'C with • OWner 80&-376-8690. Cash Piice $2,
750. AND UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OF $5Soo.oo, $100.00 Ded.; B.I., P .D., Bank Scc:uritics since 1970 and works,.
JUST ARltlVEll.: Stained Glass ~~~~fs~y~~:T..,:,~~~~:~~': NOTICETOCRIDITORS 'I}'J..TVEERRSEESTT0
1NTI. 1J:HPElLAlPNRTEliFI'>FUSElS Comprehenal\fe and CollWon. out of corpC!ratc headquarters ln
\luotea. Perfect Cor a dlHerent gift for ltp "' r• NOTICE IS HEnEBY GlVElN that """ "". • 4. 11164 ChevroJet Seagrave Pumper • Alamogorda, Ne!W l\lt'XIeo. Wl!crt' Ill! olh J! G~" E the undemlgned has been appointed GREETINGS: · ACV -~18800.00.$100.00 I>ed., B. I., P.D., lives with his wife, .Helen. · •· M er'11 .Day. G t owery, ll06, • · Pel'IIOllal Representative ot this estate. You and each ot you are hereby • Ave. ~1. 'l'HANK YOU All peraoiiS ilaving claims Jl$alnst this notlfll!d tbat T.B. Smoot, as
TliREE PARTY GARAGE SALE I Wllllt to thank everyone that sent es)ate are required to prcsent their Administrator ot the Estate or VIncent at Elinor Qlsons, 1007 c. Avenue, cards, flowers also the.P.rayers while 1 claims within two months alter the date Re.il, Deceased, as Plalnli!C, has filed FrldsyMay6, 1Vl7.11a.m. to4 p.m. 18- WI1S In hOiipltal. c. · ol the flrat publll!lltlon of this Notice or M action In the Dlslrict C!lurt of ttp · C!!rl E: Pegn~ 1he. dainui will be Iocever barred.·· Lip coin County, . New Melllco, Civil
-J~~~NE~-~W~~~~~~~:iO~P~E~N~a~t= Claltns must be pre$ellted either to Docket No. CV·77-Il0069, wherein you the lil!I!Venlrs, CUt Sf<>~~GINTI~!G t:!:_.~erio~ undersigned Pl!rsonal or designeated as 103 North or-ex eror-• ..,....- am es- ~~.- men at P.O. Bdx and wherein llie said
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BED.DlNG PLANTS still available at the Gilt Gallery. Marigolds, Pooslcs, Chile, CUeumbers. 1106 E Ave.MII-2921.
Lincoln County News Classified Ads Make Money___ __ _ __
:Sellutltul mobile home on landscapped multiple lot slte ... $20,000.
Ch&l'mittg antique home Qn choice acre Within town Umlts. Town
. ntiiiUes. Close tC! schooL $20,000. Well constructed adobe home .In
center ot town. Wlth some Improvements' will be :rna_rvelous. home. , • • $9,000 and good terms.
Cholte acreage In White Oaks and close tel carrl:low. ·
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STATE OFNltWMEXICO BATAANMEMORIALBUlLDlNG
SANTAFE,N~WMEXICO 87503
GENE.{tALeiU)ER No.ao
EXTENSIONS OF CERTAlNDEAnLINES
li'ORT.AX.YEARl977
AprliG, 1977
tN'J:HEl ' DJSl'RlCTCOURT'OF LlNCOI.N COUNTY,
NEW MEXICO
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IN THE MAi!TER OF THE DEtERMINATION OF lmlRSlUP OF C.G. PONDER, 11-k·a CAAS G. PONDER,
service llf upon you. 'l'he general object of" said action
lstbe eldabllshment or the estate or the Plaintiff in lee simple in nnd to the PfOporty described in the Complaint in said cause agalmt the adverse claims of the Detendanrs, Md eaell or them, . llltd averyone claiming by, through, or under them, and that the Defendants, Md each or them, and everyone claiming, by, through, or !lllder them, be barred and forever estopped from llavittg or claiming any lien upon, C!r any tigl.t, Iitle, or interest In or to the said real estate adverse to the estate or the Plalnlirt, and that the title of the
• Plaintiff thereto in lee simple be forever quieted and set at rest, said property being that eertairt land .DECEASED.
Cause ~•h, situated ln Lincoln County, New · o006a . Mexico, de5crlbed as follows: Pursuant to my authority under CV-77 A tract or land in the SW-4 NE-4 or
Harkey Real Estate
Seclilln 72-3NIS NMSA ·tiJ53 <Supp. • Section 9, TWp. 9 S,, llge. 14 E., -1975), 1 hereby extend _the following NOTICE'O.Flrn:AIUNG- N.M.P.llf~, mtllate in the Vlllage of deadlines fo~~nd in the Property Tax Capitan, New Mexico;
John Harkey Mary Rich,, Jack Harkey CAlUUZOZO, N,M. • Phone 648·2383
Code with respect to the 1m tax year ON PETlTlON TO tleginnillg at a paint which Is 35.0 oilly: . DSTERMINEl ltSIRSHlP feet Slmth from the intersection b! the
1. The deadline tor county · To: Lucille Ponder Pollard, Las original centerline ot First Street Cnow valuation protests boards to decide F"i.'esnas, Texas, and to all unknown U.S.lllgbway UOJ and tlie West line or protests which is fC!!llld in subsection C persons claiming any lien ,,..
0n or rfH"t, Nogal Avenue, Village of Capitan, Nt>w
o( Seelion 12-31-211'/MSA 1953 <Supp. ~.. ,.., MexicQ; thence, West along tbe • · (3) • 1!174 • 1"100 Ford pickups 30Z-3GO · 1!175> is hereby extendi!d from ~· ••. line !~ed· orde· ~~o:,est.t in and 10 the Est~le of hlghway rlgilto()t-way a distance or t!lO.ll
II'IC!tors and UJ F25<t Ford " 300 XI:i' hundred andiwenty daysorthe date the - ~-~· feet; thence, South parallel With thE! With lites • .speci~. protest Is f'lled ... " fo two h~~ndred and CIUiJETINGS: ~ • West line ot Nogal Ave11ue u distance Of
. ·- -- _.,.n- · ten days lifter the date the protest is · You. and each of yllU are .ilereby • approximately 145.0 feet GIE'r IDEAS For Mother's tiay: fded.Theeffectofthi~OrderisUJ.at_ll!l 'fi dth tWG B ti lla fdedl th lineC!tllieVillageof~aj·~-!~;~~~-~l--
Leather pursi)J,~ wallets, rell~lou!l~-- pr~~!f ~ 1'¥17 nouc~ or valuation_ ngtivte ~u d • et s 'is eli n ~ right-or-way; thence, B·taw· es· ,_ro· ~~-1·es,BQwers. GiltGaJrery rued wJtli, .cll!llliY asses. ·ors purslltmt to !L!! __ e ~)!) ___ !L j:alls!!_a __ !! 1 on sewei- tight-of.way .
- th · · k•rseAt 72 3124 NllfSA Determine lfeltship and iiWilershlp of di'stim~o-rloo.o· tee·t w · West line • U06!Ave El 643-29Z1. · . e pi'OVJsto.~ 0 . ~ •on . • • • ·· . . certain rea] estate ()Wiled by· C.(:. ~ · • 195a (SupP. 1975) are requited to be · · · Nogal Avenue; thence, North aloi!g the EARN MONEY with an enjoyable decfded by the cC!Uilty v.a11111tion Pondar, • a·k·a . Caas G. PQ• W!lStlineoiNogaiA:venueadlstance·or
hobby. ~ralt illiltructots n~ed for Tri· -- protests bC!ard for each df the ~;ounties . der, deceased, at the lime ot his death · .!\pproxlmately 141M teet to the poillt Chem, Ll!l!rn.w teach. Wrtte P.O. Sox within.two-hundredmtd.ten.C210) days .. _odnt.fatcll2t'l191l61,,~~eha_..Vjtl~,beenno ... and ~•~ceot "~Inning. . . . _ .. )339 AlamogOI'po, N.llf, 88310. 20-41¢ :alter the date the particular protest is . . . ~ .,.. . a miiiistra .. on o ... e ueceuc:nts Estate . (..-TliJS" de="tiptlo·n· Js· J'nte··n··d·-' to·
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filed. This i!QttellSiO'n is made to permit in the State . of . New. Mexico, and iiielude all lands owned by Plaintift both the I!OIIJtty assessors and the Petitioner having availed himself of the between .u.s. Hlghwiiy .300 and the ~ounty valuation protests board$ provisionspursuantto·Seclion 31·12'22, .Capitan sewer rjgb1-of·way and being sufficient lime to comply with the N.M.S.A., 1953 ·compilation;, llltd the 150.0 teet East and WcstJ. . procedural requirements Set fortbby Court having designated Thlltsclay,. tile· 'ltou .and each ot you are turthet lbeCi!iirtoC Appea!s ottheSUite or ~_E!W 26th day Ill May, 1'¥17, -a1 the hour C!f 110t!fi.ed ·that unll!ilit you enter your· Mexico In In the Matteroi the PetitiC!n '·lOlOO.o'eloelta.:rn. astheuayand time. appearance itt the said cau5e on or or the First National Bank, et al. v. and the Dilltriet Courtroom· at the before the 26th . .dat at. May,. 1971, :Be111111illo County · ValliatiC!n Protests i.illl!oln County Clllll'f.bouse, Cartl:t.C!tO, judgment Will be tendered agall!st you
. Board, No. 2671, . · . NewdMtei!:ltic:!l·,asththe).>h~a~~!~rah,eati'!gd: tuid.each or YOU be default, and the . :2. 'lbe deadlille lilt' Ute .. to_ e _ i'lnllle e C•nuup .0 • sat · relief Pl'aYM lbl'. ill lbi!i COii\plaint WiU
Tax Department to mau deeede)lt; t~e ln~etl!st oi each , 1M! gran,ted, · · · . . . ·. v-ljiuation 1(11' tbe 1m ta~ to te$pl!Cllvec~l{lantm.and·to tlie r_eal · '. 'l'fieitameandpos_tC!ffieeaddressot
ownt\ts whose · estltte Involved.; f:!d: the P!'r~onT ·. the. at~ey (~ the Pialntitt is 1111 . enUI_1ed to tJ.le"dlillti,lltion.th~ c -c-~-- -clollowM-IiJU,. G~P-A'i'NE,, tirawJit 39,
• A deserJpuort fald real estate lsi . -~ N · Mtll' · · 1183.01 . ·.
Mi!ltico. Cllilmetl!ne Jncottectty sjletled New Mexico, on thi$. 'l'tit day o£ AptiJ, lUO BONlllTO SUBDIVISION>. 11177.
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'1h Uttle league action last Monday night, the ~o Fil'e Department soundly defeated Citizens State Bank 2H2, evening the Fire Department's re<:ord ani! at 2-2. State Bank is still wHhol!t a win this season posting a o-4
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out to a 3-0 first iJ!ning lea!f knocking !IJe Fire P~niDI!!IJ hurler, . Buddy _Hill, out of the box. Hill was'relleved by Frankie SUva WhO picked up his lll'St win oltbe· season striking out i3 State Bank batters.
The Fire Department respond!d to the csll in their half of the llecqnd:frame scocing five runs m take the lead fqr :a short time. The Bankers pl$ed up a single rim in the secqnd innin(fiind then . took the lead aclding three runs·in thell' half of the fourth m~g the score 7-6.
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repatt · . 'l'li~ , . ·. · are available . .at local · ·JRS olft<:!l&,or can.b!! obtained by usill$ · .tbe handy or~er ·blank in the tax .
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Once- again· the- Fire Depj.rtment came back as they added six runs in the top ol the fifth and nine more in the sixth to put the game out of reach.
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: «?lnipa~ral, Gr~l! Meadow· - . · retmertQrsthatcan be ~orrected on a' F!sl!mg fiiU'; -~· gOQII; pressi!J,"Il Mavy. -- W'I~X ine!l!lde.Jaillng to r-4!por1 Income, ·
· 'With. some bmltl; bein~ ta~en. lofl!etting to. claim · dedilctlo;~ns, or J;>l, Eunlc!l. -.. · Ftshlng pressure m~&tali:es Ill the . amount !>f .credit
normal, usi~~~;~ 1))1 ldnds. of b;Ut. . claimed, . · · ~ .lie's be~n looking at .
. getthe kind of s\Ock we've got • The . Bankers attempted a comeback posting a single run in the fifth and four in the last of the Silltb before the Firemen put out the Banker
· paper, Wll b~ tile strongllSt group we've. ever had. Tlle thorqughbred quality is · shapl!lg· up as the best, by far, in the tracl<'s llistory. 'J,'he· quarter horses, of col!rse, will be tremendo!ls -liS usual."
P~cos R!ver ~ state line ": Deep · On <the Fllrm IMOX - llspecl!llly hoi'"! pNXIUClllg ruce ba$s on flltnnows desi!!Ded · to process c!ll'rceticms -and sl!rface {Uf!l&. · . taxpaye!'li need only fill in the <;hanged.
. '?~rls~a!l Munlclpal,r JJa_taan •• portlonofthelrtaxreturn, the IllS said. -flurry. .. Dwayne Zamora pitched three
inning for !be Bankers and was releived by Mlcl!ael Lueras who pitched the last three innings and suffered the Joss. Also fqr the Bankers, .loe Curtiss and Michael Lueras each posted three runs batted ln.
A powerhouse among Ruidoso trainers is Walter Merrick, who'll l;le .$hlppilll! in with 12 head, and seems 111·
Ftshmg fau- on minnows. . The l040X form mi!St be tiled by Penasco, Tularosa - Fishing good, taxpayers within three yeats from the
several limits taken. . . • due · ~te of thCl original return Qt two Ruldos.o River- Fishing good. on .YCJ!rsiorJll thedateqfthetaxpaytilent1
• · have a top-line contender \n almost worms and salmon eggs, Water h•gh. whichever i$ liiter, · ·
Altol<ake-Fi$lling good on salmon ,-...,.----~· ...; _ _, _ _......,_.., eggs and lloatlng cheese baits, •
First' Qf all,· he's Futtll'ltv
eareeJ' ··· · · JJiililtii'Liille ..:..Fisllillg is gOO!I-orr For the Fire Department, Clarence Beltran hit a inside-the park home' run and also hqd two other hits in the game. Joey Otero picked up his first hit of the &eason, and Paul Ventura contributed two hlts to the Fireman cause.
aummei', zeroing in on salmon eggs and cheese lures early'ln Triple crown tor the momlng and late In the evening,
. set consists of tile (!l&t.l Kansas Full capacity, water going over the Pesr &aarret
Carrizozo Fire Dept. 0 5 I 0 G 9-%1 CillzenStateBank 3 1 0 3 I 4-12
Derby, the $32$,000 <est.! Rlllnbow spillway. · Derby and !he $725,000 (est.) All- Bonito Creek, north and south torka American Derby. -.Recently stocked. Fishing is good
Among the two year old quarter With salmon ~ggs and worms. hor~ MBrl'ick has the brilliant Real Nogal -Fishing Is fair with ebe!l&e Easy 'Jet; whQ's ilrst ··four --st~~rts .. J111d salmoll eggs .• .fll~ pro!luclng gOQII
·J.G. Moore Ins. barely got passed 1 resulted in three wJns,.a.nose second Jn results in the evening. . theRuldosoStateBank 1n Little League O..Jando SamQra, 14, (lert) lind both Oriando and Eric have been the $200000 West Texas'FUtllrity as a Qpsls~Flt!hingwithluresfortrout action Tuesday night. Eric Vegp, 11, <right> will be training -very hard fQr theh'· heaw t~vorite, and the top qualifying and Clltfish averaging 6" Js gOQII usin~~;
The Insurance team scored runs in competing In the SUver Gloves boxing competition. O..lando, the son of Mr. Ume lor the $146 492 Sun Country com and cheese, ever>' Inning 1o out last the Bankers n-9 competition In ~ocQrto l,h!s ·weekend. and Mrs. Tony Samora and Eric is the Futurity. ' · ~umoner .Lake- Fishing slow for all in the contest. H.R. Miller was the Boys from aU over New Mexico will be· l;on ot Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vega, both Gerald Ma,rr, one of tlie top trainers spe~1tl!! •
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The Insurance team was never Over $5 million in porse money Is Triple Cto}Vn tor lbtee- year-olds, But KUnlllnera. · • • .. behind in the contest, but lbe Bankers expected to be distributed to horsemen the main slice or the opening-day pie . Bob Amett, usually a top star In Sticker requtted kept battling back 1o stay in striking during the upcoming Ruidoso Downs will be The l'llaugural . Purse a six· Rwdoso trainer ranks, got the okay for distance throughout the game. season. furlongspll\Ior three-year-olds ~nd up, 35 head, His contingent Includes No~le
Jon Aguilar, the J .G. Moore short That figure would establish an all· •· Added money tor that one is $6 ooo. Kingdom, the handicap ace for the '16 stop, had a double and two triples in time Huidoso record. The fLtst Sunday or the ca~palgn season.ButNoble.Kingdombrokedown four times _at bat. Steven Payne and The previous lligl) or $4,99S,323 was !May 15) will be he!fl<lcd by the Top at Albuquerque last fall, so it remains · Gilbert Zamora both clipped in with i:arved out dlll'ing the '76 ljl!lison - a Dedt Stakes, a 350-yard powerburst tor lo be seen whether he'll r(lgaln his long doubles for the victors. season which smashed every three-year-olcls and UJ!. brilliant iorm or last summer.
r-·or the bankers, John Vega got on significant mutuel record at the As tl!iual, the basic pattern will he Opening c:lay (lofay 14) will Include
Vehicle owners were remln<lcd today that thelr vellicles mi!St display a current brake and light slicker unUI July 11'>19?7 -.the effective repeal date of the vehicle inspection law.
base three out of four times. David mountain track. Thursday•through-Sunday racing. the elilninatloq trials tor the Kansas Derosbie.r did a good job at second base. The 1977 season, covering '11 race However, a new wrinkle this year will Vehicles stopped by law and Dennis OrtiZ made a fine running days, will get underway on .May 14. be the scheduling ot three Wednesay enforcement personnel which do not catch in center field 10 save a couple of Opening day will olfer the elilninaUon prGgtams In A~ust, An' 'cho UPW· . hsvea current brake and light sticker runs. trials for the $125,000 lest.> Kansas Another innovation will be a t p.m. may be subject to citation.
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. Little U!ague games to be played nut WHk will see Ruldt>So Stalof Balik against the Carrltozo Fire Departml!llt on May 8, and the J.G. Moore lnst team will take on Citizens Stale Bank on May 9.
U!ague Standings J.G. Moore 4 0 Ruidoso Bank 2 2 Fire Dt>pt. 2 2 ("itizens Bank o 4
mee or that.$$- million earmarked for horseman, llpporximately $2.2 mU!Ion will he put up by the trMk- and that's some $100,000 over last year's figure. ·
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Athletes will be competiting iff various age groups under the guidance of the AAU. Bolh boys and girls will be competiting in the following age , categories: 9 years alld yollllger; lG-11
A huge-chllfik or the $5 million will go ou~ ln ji!St two races - the All· American Futurit9 and the All· American Derby. Those are the two quarter har.se events which have given 'the mountain track tremendous nationaJ coverage,
Ancho UPW was held Tu!l&day, , April 19th at the home of Knollene McDalllel at Claanch, preceedc!d by covered dish llltiCheon. -
President Beth Hightower called meeting to order. KnoUene McDaniel gave the devotional reatfing, :raiths effect !rom Inspiring poems. The Weavel' rrom the Christian Index and exerpts from Galatilllts and Jame$~
DorQ!by Straley led the study using Chap.tel'82-3-4oflbebook "Jtow to solve conructs" by George Sweeting,
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TheAll·Ainerican Futurity- which will be televised to a cost-to-coast audience or some 30 mJillon - will otter a whopping purse of $1,030,000. The All· American Derby, the three-year-cld counterpart of llle Futurity, originally t:atried a projected '71 purse of $600,000. But the Derby now seems tJ.eaded !Oward a bQnanza Q( about $'125,000,
Business mattel'8 were taken UI'C of, Unda Caldwell, Su$all Hightower gave a I'Cport on their plll'tlcipation m Sprmg Presbytetia.l at Roswell. First Church AtJril16. · .
Prayer sis!e'rs are to cotJiirttl<!' lot- · the remainder ot the year.
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· The Futurity anii the l)erby represent, by a wide matgln, the iwo richest races In turf hls!Oty. Not tar behind is sll<lther Ruidoso flXtute, the Kansas Futurity. The jackpot tor that ooe Js pegged at around $425,000.
Pre.sent at the meeting were; Beth Hightower, Barbara Harkey, Linda. Caldwell, Susan Hightower, K:uollene McOaniel, J3arbara Roper, Nilncy Knight, l\fargllret Butler, Margaret Lightfoot, Dorothy Straley and Vern.eUe
4-H Club to meet May ~. r-High_to_w_er~. ~~--' __ ........,.,
The Plains. Drifter 4•H Club wJU meet May? at the llome..,t Mr. and Mrs. Chl.udio Mootoya In Capitan. · · ·
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demonstrate trapplrig, They plan to. !A<ri11 htt! moo Wqi's C...C.l · · show how to set 11 .trap and talk about C ·
'fhe Place -o,~ .. t:~; suoF'u~s Ml.c~lhE$ • the .importafl<l'e-of trapping. . _,_ .. · apitan, New Mexico_ Boot & Shoe Repair RUtbOSO, N~ Jl\eXIco 8834~ • .At the April meeting in the A.E. · . .
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