I lEST AVAIlMl! CfJPY "In the Counfvseaf Of £/ncoln Count" " ..... , -' BOARD MEETS- Capitan plans new FB, track fields 22 credits needed to graduate Letters were sent to the parents of Carrizozo high school seniors last week to up-date graduation information. Students must earn a minimum of 22 credits to graduate. Of these 22 credits, 15 credits are required and seven are electives. The letters list the credits needed for each st udent to graduate. and other graduation information. Senior pictures were taken September 13. orders for announcements and caps and gowns will be taken in October. Parents haVing questions regarding graduation requirements are asked to call counselor Judi SideboLLom at 648- 2346 extension 13. The CapItan Hoard of fo:ducatlOn met 10 regular sessIOn St>pt 12 and conductpd the follOWing bustness Heard a repon from archllect French and contractor Hodge The weighl room floor has been shIpped Hodge figures he mIght fInIsh ahpad of schl"duJe I I)f'(' 15) except for the furnlt un' This furniture IS all oelng shlppN1 from one factory Hoard mpmoer ISIdro ppralta askl'd couJd Ii local elt"('tflClan bPen usl'd" An m· IPrpsllOg dlscusslon followt>d Sevt'ral problems In Ihe kit chens WIll be laken carE' of Thpsp problems concern hl'atlng and drammg The board approvPd the f1Pf't bus contract to Trankle Silva This contract was for $173.8.'>9 74 paId by the state Tht' board also approvN1 thE' aClIvlty bus con· Iract with SIlva for 1 30 per mIlE' A contract for $17.o.1636wasalsoappro,ed The list of school bus drivers sub- mllted also mpt thp board's approv3.1 A lengt hy diSCUSSIOn took plac€' concernIng the actl\lIly bus ("an the school save money by oW11lng liS own bus" !:WcaUSE.' of Insurance purposps the chet'rleaders must nd€' an ap- provPd school bus The Sixth grade "SItuatIOn" was dIscussed at hmgth There are 39 sludents In one room plus 2 part time spf'('lal ed studenls A tpacher's aId ... IS aSSigned to thiS class ThIs 6th grade teacher IS <X>lng an excellent Job In a dif- ficult Sll ua tion. The board approved the cafeteria report Some 262 students eat in the cafeteria. A computer class to be of- fered by teacher Bill Stowe was approved This class is limited to 6 students and will cost $25.00. The school must replace its driver ed vehicle. Capitan is one of the few schools that provide this class free to the students. An interesting item to come out of this meeting . School property cannot be used for private gain. The Capitan Schools have $285,444 budgeted for a new track and football field. The deal with the Forestry Service is yet to be flJ1alized. This is part of the $300,000 in grant money recentJy received from the state. The board heard a presen· tation from Solar Age of Alamogordo. This presentation was made by Manager Mary Lou Gray. Perry Hogan of Capitan was also ptesent. Other business on the agenda was routine in nature. A maximum of $500,000 shall be available during the current fiscal year, $300,000 shall be available dUring the fiscal year beginning July I, 1986, and $200,000 shall be available during the fiscal year beginning July I, 1987. Acceleration of payments may be made if director determines that the money is available in the Aviation Fund. Lincoln County is designated as fiscal agent for the Sierra Blanca Airport Commission. -Approved tax levies for the 1985 property tax rate as set by the Department of Fmance and Administration In Santa Fe c. (Con't on P. 12) for women. The plan to recognize out- standing women in the areas of arts, business and the professions is a unique program. By tradition, girls and women have not been en- couraged in the serious pursuit of excellence in every field of human endeavor. However, many exceptionally talented women have defied tradition and proven their ability to make major contributions. Recognizing their ac- complishments Will help provide inspiration for young women and will encourage the needed sup- port of peers, parents, and educators. The Carnzoz.o (;rlzzllps will met."t the fo:stancla !:Wars at 7 30 al Laabs field for the 19&') football gamt' There Will be a hompcommg parade al 1 pm on Friday. Septl:'mber 20 Hompcomlng qUN'n candldalps Carin (;lOr dano. Juhe Vega. Sandra SIlva. and Kay Zumwalt and their court of attendants WIll r1dt, In tht' JunIor attendant IS Tht>resa Guevara. soph attpndanl IS Oaudla Lopez. and [)'rese IS freshman allendanl Tht' Student CounCil has asked city organizations along with S<.'hool orgamzatlOns and classes to panlclpate m th(' float contest FIrst plact' prize for floals Will be $25. second plan' "' receIve $10. and thIrd place 111 receIve $5. There WIll also hP a $5 gIft certIficate gl\'Pn 10 the youngster With best dt"('orat Pd bIcycle Schedul ed a cll VIti es fo r homecoming week mcluded a 'seniors initiate freshmen and he yourself day on Monday the 16th. dress up day on Tuesday the 17th. beach day and slave day on Wednesday the 18th. jersey day on Thursday the 19th. and red and white day on Friday the 20th Home- coming Friday ESTABLISHED 1905 Where's the beef The beef will be in Carnzozo on September 20, 1985 The IT A will be hosting a hamburger fry at the game The booth will be open at 5:00 p.m., Sept 20 We will also have softdrinks for sale The fry will be to raIse money for the FFA to make a trip to the National FF A Convent ion in Kansas City. So for the biggest and best tasting hamburgers this side of the Mississippi River - Be there . and support your local FFA chapter. Mexico State Library to provide regularly scheduled bookmobile services for '1,400 for the fiscal year 7-1-85 through -Renewal of the lease 1.0 provide office space for the Soil Conservation District was amended for less space lor the same amount of money. -Joint powers agreement with Otero county was signed for Otero county to reimburse $1,250 to be applied to the secretary's salary for the South Central Mountain Resource Conservation and Development Area. -Professiol1al and-or Technical service contract was signed for the Carril.OZO Health Center to provide medical and dental services, consultation and necessary documentation, emergency dispensing of medications, and staff trammg for New Horizons Development center. Such compensation shall not exceed 15.000 for the year 9-1- 85 through 3-31-36 -The week of September 29- October was proclaimed Emergency Medical TechniCIans Week -A letter of appreciatIOn was sent to Milt Alcorn to express gratlt ude for all of the work and efforts Alcorn made to mak ... t hp fo:xtrat('rntorlal OrdInance a success -A line Item was e5tabhshed for the Sierra Blanca AIrport Improvement fund to keep grant money separate. A grant ol $1.000.000 will be received from the Transportation Departmpnt to as81St in the construchon of the Sierra Blanca Regional AJrpon homebound citizens to contact help immediately. The device is worn on the person and help may be smnmoned by the push of a button. In addition, she has started all exercise program for senior citizens, In her spare time. Rosemary enjoys time with her cocker spaniel 'Bouncer', watching M+A+S+H, and the game Trivial Pursuit. The Carrizozo Woman's Club has joined with the General Federation of Woman's Clubs to focus attention on Celebrate Women, a belief that it is im- portant to provide positive role models who will inspire other women and encourage aU in- dividuals to promote exceUence SEPTEMBER 19, 1985 County commission orders two fire trucks ROSEMARY ZINK- By RUTH HAMMOND A group of White Oaks residents attended the Sep- tember 10 Lincoln County Commissioners meeting and asked questions about the proposed ordinance to limit grazing in portions of White Oaks. The commissioners ex· plained that when the ordinance is ready the residents will ha ve plenty of time to object. The ordinance must be published in the legal section of the newspaper and public hearings will be held with maps to show the areas that will be included in the ordinance. A notice will also be sent to Elaine Marks Funding for fences to control erosion will come from the sod and conservation service. Legal descriptions of the areas to be fenced must be included in the ordinance. Once the ordinance is adopted. it wHl not be enforced until the fences are built. In another mauer. com· missioners informed Oscuro residents that county road C-OOl was never closed. The road was discussed at the Augusl 2 meeting County Manager Suzanne Cox researched and found that the road C-OOl was made a public road several years ago In other business' -Morgan Construction submitted the low bid for ad- <iit ions to fire stations in Nogal, Lincoln. Hondo, and Fort Stanton Construction of a new fire station at Glencoe·Palo Verde was included in the bid The contract was amended to have construction on the Glen· coe-Palo Verde fire station built after the other additions are completed ThIs will allow time for excavation of the new site to lJf' completed. -The lowest bld that met specifications for two fire trucks was submitted by Thunderbird Fire of Albuquerque. The four- wheel drive fire trucks will be placed at Nogal and Fort Stanton fire stations. Financing for the two fire trucks will be obtained through bids at the next meeting. -Artesia Fire submitted the low bid for a slide-in fire ap- paratus. -Q)ntract for library ser· vices was approved with the New 'Woman of the month' Rosemary Zink, C.N.F.P., was chosen as 'Woman of the Month' by the Carrizozo Woman's Oub. Rosemary takes her job one step beyond that of medical examiner. She assists in teaching EMT training courses, is on Z4 hour call. for the ambulance and the Carrizozo Health Center, teaches CPR Red Cross courses,' holds monthly meetings with the Carrizozo EMTs to keep them informed on new information and tecbniques, and she has been instrumental in acquiring special equipment for the ambulance and clinic. Zink III also pursuing the acquisitloll of EARS program, an emergency program for elderly LINCOLN I Queen contestants must be single. bet W'een the ages of 16 and 21 and must be a permanent reSident of the county she represents She must be spon- sored at the county level Judgmg will be based on 60 percent horsemanship and 40 percent personality Vandy In the mounted ponlon of. the state contest CARRIZOZO, NM 88301 WOMAN OF THE MONTH. Rosemary Zink, C.N.F.P. was chosen as Woman of the Month for her dedication in taking her job one step beyond that of medical Carrizozo Woman's Club president Sharon Hefker and Mignon Sims made the presentation to Rosemary. County IS 5'4" tall and has hlonde haIr and blue eyes The talented teenager IS an active member of 4-H. FHA and the Drama nub She IS the 1985 Lmcoln County Queen and IS sponsored by Lincoln County 4-H The versatile cowgirl has competed In barrel racing and pole bending for thret' years She will ride her twelve-ypar-old Quarter Horse. Wimpy's Roy VOLUME 81, NUMBER 38 Vies for state crown r ) 'MIss LIncoln County' KELL Y SIMMERMAN ALB l' Q l' ER Q!' E Eighteen·year-old K€'lly Slm merman of Nogal 1,1,'1/1 Uncoln County In the 1986 Mexico State FaIr QUE>€'n Conlest Kelly IS the daught pr of Michael and Johanna Slm merman of Nogal and IS a 1984 graduate of Capitan HIgh &hool She plans 10 attpnd MprMlth Manor In Vlrginla to study equestrian science MISS Lincoln ._."'._· "b = -=-=."", "'" -=- = "'" """ ""
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NEWMEXIC~ lEST AVAIlMl! CfJPY
"In the Counfvseaf Of £/ncoln Count" "....., -'
BOARD MEETS-
Capitanplans newFB, trackfields
22 credits
needed to
graduateLetters were sent to the
parents of Carrizozo high schoolseniors last week to up-dategraduation information. Studentsmust earn a minimum of 22credits to graduate. Of these 22credits, 15 credits are requiredand seven are electives.
The letters list the creditsneeded for each st udent tograduate. and other graduationinformation. Senior pictureswere taken September 13. ordersfor announcements and caps andgowns will be taken in October.
Parents haVing questionsregarding graduationrequirements are asked to callcounselor Judi SideboLLom at 648
2346 extension 13.
The CapItan Hoard offo:ducatlOn met 10 regular sessIOnSt>pt 12 and conductpd thefollOWing bustness Heard arepon from archllect French andcontractor Hodge The weighlroom floor has been shIppedHodge figures he mIght fInIshahpad of schl"duJe I I)f'(' 15)except for the furnlt un' Thisfurniture IS all oelng shlppN1from one factory
Hoard mpmoer ISIdroppralta askl'd couJd Ii localelt"('tflClan bPen usl'd" An m·IPrpsllOg dlscusslon followt>d
Sevt'ral problems In Ihekit chens WIll be laken carE' ofThpsp problems concern hl'atlngand drammg
The board approvPd the f1Pf'tbus contract to Trankle SilvaThis contract was for $173.8.'>9 74paId by the state Tht' board alsoapprovN1 thE' aClIvlty bus con·Iract with SIlva for 1 30 per mIlE'A drlver'o~ner contract for$17.o.1636wasalsoappro,ed Thelist of school bus drivers submllted also mpt thp board'sapprov3.1
A lengt hy diSCUSSIOn tookplac€' concernIng the actl\lIlybus ("an the school save moneyby oW11lng liS own bus" !:WcaUSE.'of Insurance purposps thechet'rleaders must nd€' an approvPd school bus
The Sixth grade "SItuatIOn"was dIscussed at hmgth Thereare 39 sludents In one room plus 2part time spf'('lal ed studenls Atpacher's aId... IS aSSigned to thiSclass ThIs 6th grade teacher IS<X>lng an excellent Job In a difficult Sll ua tion.
The board approved thecafeteria report Some 262students eat in the cafeteria.
A computer class to be offered by teacher Bill Stowe wasapproved This class is limitedto 6 students and will cost $25.00.
The school must replace itsdriver ed vehicle. Capitan is oneof the few schools that providethis class free to the students.
An interesting item to comeout of this meeting . Schoolproperty cannot be used forprivate gain.
The Capitan Schools have$285,444 budgeted for a new trackand football field. The deal withthe Forestry Service is yet to beflJ1alized. This is part of the$300,000 in grant money recentJyreceived from the state.
The board heard a presen·tation from Solar Age ofAlamogordo. This presentationwas made by Manager Mary LouGray. Perry Hogan of Capitanwas also ptesent.
Other business on the agendawas routine in nature.
A maximum of $500,000 shall beavailable during the currentfiscal year, $300,000 shall beavailable dUring the fiscal yearbeginning July I, 1986, and$200,000 shall be available duringthe fiscal year beginning July I,
1987. Acceleration of paymentsmay be made if th~ directordetermines that the money isavailable in the Aviation Fund.Lincoln County is designated asfiscal agent for the Sierra BlancaAirport Commission.
-Approved tax levies for the1985 property tax rate as set bythe Department of Fmance andAdministration In Santa Fe
c.
(Con't on P. 12)
for women.The plan to recognize out
standing women in the areas ofarts, business and the professionsis a unique program.
By tradition, girls andwomen have not been encouraged in the serious pursuit ofexcellence in every field ofhuman endeavor. However,many exceptionally talentedwomen have defied tradition andproven their ability to makemajor contributions.
Recognizing their ac-complishments Will help provideinspiration for young women andwill encourage the needed support of peers, parents, andeducators.
The Carnzoz.o (;rlzzllps willmet."t the fo:stancla !:Wars at 7 30al Laabs field for the 19&')
Homecomm~ football gamt'There Will be a hompcommg
parade al 1 pm on Friday.Septl:'mber 20 HompcomlngqUN'n candldalps Carin (;lOrdano. Juhe Vega. Sandra SIlva.and Kay Zumwalt and their courtof attendants WIll r1dt, In tht'~ade JunIor attendant IS
Tht>resa Guevara. soph attpndanlIS Oaudla Lopez. and [)'rese
~U1lar IS freshman allendanlTht' Student CounCil has
asked city organizations alongwith S<.'hool orgamzatlOns andclasses to panlclpate m th(' floatcontest
FIrst plact' prize for floalsWill be $25. second plan' "'receIve $10. and thIrd place 111receIve $5. There WIll also hP a $5gIft certIficate gl\'Pn 10 theyoungster With best dt"('orat PdbIcycle
Schedul ed a cll VIti es fo rhomecoming week mcluded a'seniors initiate freshmen and heyourself day on Monday the 16th.dress up day on Tuesday the 17th.beach day and slave day onWednesday the 18th. jersey dayon Thursday the 19th. and redand white day on Friday the 20th
HomecomingFriday
ESTABLISHED 1905
Where'sthe beef
The beef will be in Carnzozoon September 20, 1985 The ITAwill be hosting a hamburger fryat the game The booth will beopen at 5:00 p.m., Sept 20 We
will also have softdrinks for saleThe fry will be to raIse
money for the FFA to make a tripto the National FFA Convent ionin Kansas City. So for the biggestand best tasting hamburgers thisside of the Mississippi River - Bethere . and support your localFFA chapter.
Mexico State Library to provideregularly scheduled bookmobileservices for '1,400 for the fiscalyear 7-1-85 through ~30-86.
-Renewal of the lease 1.0provide office space for the SoilConservation District wasamended for less space lor thesame amount of money.
-Joint powers agreementwith Otero county was signed forOtero county to reimburse $1,250to be applied to the secretary'ssalary for the South CentralMountain Resource Conservationand Development Area.
-Professiol1al and-orTechnical service contract wassigned for the Carril.OZO HealthCenter to provide medical anddental services, consultation andnecessary documentation,emergency dispensing ofmedications, and staff trammgfor New Horizons Developmentcenter. Such compensation shallnot exceed 15.000 for the year 9-1
85 through 3-31-36-The week of September 29
October ~ was proclaimedEmergency Medical TechniCIansWeek
- A letter of appreciatIOnwas sent to Milt Alcorn to expressgratlt ude for all of the work andefforts Alcorn made to mak ... t hpfo:xtrat('rntorlal OrdInance asuccess
-A line Item was e5tabhshedfor the Sierra Blanca AIrportImprovement fund to keep grantmoney separate. A grant ol$1.000.000 will be received fromthe Transportation Departmpntto as81St in the construchon of theSierra Blanca Regional AJrpon
homebound citizens to contacthelp immediately. The device isworn on the person and help maybe smnmoned by the push of abutton. In addition, she hasstarted all exercise program forsenior citizens,
In her spare time. Rosemaryenjoys time with her cockerspaniel 'Bouncer', watchingM+A+S+H, and the gameTrivial Pursuit.
The Carrizozo Woman's Clubhas joined with the GeneralFederation of Woman's Clubs tofocus attention on CelebrateWomen, a belief that it is important to provide positive rolemodels who will inspire otherwomen and encourage aU individuals to promote exceUence
SEPTEMBER 19, 1985
County commissionorders two fire trucks
ROSEMARY ZINK-
By RUTH HAMMONDA group of White Oaks
residents attended the September 10 Lincoln CountyCommissioners meeting andasked questions about theproposed ordinance to limitgrazing in portions of WhiteOaks.
The commissioners ex·plained that when the ordinanceis ready the residents will haveplenty of time to object. Theordinance must be published inthe legal section of thenewspaper and public hearingswill be held with maps to showthe areas that will be included inthe ordinance. A notice will alsobe sent to Elaine Marks
Funding for fences to controlerosion will come from the sodand conservation service. Legaldescriptions of the areas to befenced must be included in theordinance. Once the ordinance isadopted. it wHl not be enforceduntil the fences are built.
In another mauer. com·missioners informed Oscuroresidents that county road C-OOlwas never closed. The road wasdiscussed at the Augusl 2meeting County ManagerSuzanne Cox researched andfound that the road C-OOl wasmade a public road several yearsago
In other business'-Morgan Construction
submitted the low bid for ad<iit ions to fire stations in Nogal,Lincoln. Hondo, and FortStanton Construction of a newfire station at Glencoe·PaloVerde was included in the bidThe contract was amended tohave construction on the Glen·coe-Palo Verde fire station builtafter the other additions arecompleted ThIs will allow timefor excavation of the new site tolJf' completed.
-The lowest bld that metspecifications for two fire truckswas submitted by ThunderbirdFire of Albuquerque. The fourwheel drive fire trucks will beplaced at Nogal and Fort Stantonfire stations. Financing for thetwo fire trucks will be obtainedthrough bids at the next meeting.
-Artesia Fire submitted thelow bid for a slide-in fire apparatus.
-Q)ntract for library ser·vices was approved with the New
'Woman of the month'Rosemary Zink, C.N.F.P.,
was chosen as 'Woman of theMonth' by the CarrizozoWoman's Oub.
Rosemary takes her job onestep beyond that of medicalexaminer. She assists in teachingEMT training courses, is on Z4hour call. for the ambulance andthe Carrizozo Health Center,teaches CPR Red Cross courses,'holds monthly meetings with theCarrizozo EMTs to keep theminformed on new information andtecbniques, and she has beeninstrumental in acquiring specialequipment for the ambulanceand clinic.
Zink III also pursuing theacquisitloll of EARS program, anemergency program for elderly
LINCOLNGQUR~Y_B.S
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Queen contestants must besingle. bet W'een the ages of 16 and21 and must be a permanentreSident of the county sherepresents She must be sponsored at the county level Judgmgwill be based on 60 percenthorsemanship and 40 percentpersonality
Vandy In the mounted ponlon of.the state contest
CARRIZOZO, NM 88301
WOMAN OF THE MONTH. Rosemary Zink, C.N.F.P. waschosen as Woman of the Month for her dedication in taking herjob one step beyond that of medical exami~r. CarrizozoWoman's Club president Sharon Hefker and Mignon Sims madethe presentation to Rosemary.
County IS 5'4" tall and has hlondehaIr and blue eyes
The talented teenager IS anactive member of 4-H. FHA andthe Drama nub She IS the 1985Lmcoln County Queen and IS
sponsored by Lincoln County 4-HThe versatile cowgirl hascompeted In barrel racing andpole bending for thret' years Shewill ride her twelve-ypar-oldQuarter Horse. Wimpy's Roy
VOLUME 81, NUMBER 38
Vies for state crown
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'MIss LIncoln County'
KELL Y SIMMERMAN
ALB l' Q l' E R Q!' EEighteen·year-old K€'lly Slmmerman of Nogal 1,1,'1/1 repr~ent
Uncoln County In the 1986 ~€'W
Mexico State FaIr QUE>€'n ConlestKelly IS the daught pr of
Michael and Johanna Slmmerman of Nogal and IS a 1984graduate of Capitan HIgh &hoolShe plans 10 attpnd MprMlthManor In Vlrginla to studyequestrian science MISS Lincoln
Bake sale dlIring the DOOD:hour will begin &ODD with Brenda '".':Monrreal chairman of the<.November sale. - , ,
New meeting time for PFK •.will be the fU'Sl Thursday of eaehmonth at 7:00 p.m•• so mark your.calendars to take part in tbi8worthwhile and enjoyable se... ,"T.~ .~
that her husband, JiJn, recentlytook her and her daughterValerie to visit bls mother illWestcliffe, CO. Mar1Iie .)'8 thatthe III118D town Is beautiful ande1eao. She saw the OIHH'OOID lOSschoolhouse where ..Jim'8 motherused to teach.
They stopped to see a bigwaterfaU at Telluride. At Ricothey explored BD old, abandolled·mine site aDd picked wildstrawberries. The a.-,a has themost interesting mouataQlranges Margie bas ever ·seen."Beautiful COtDltry, so green,colorful, wildflowers, manyaspens and tall plnes... ' saysMargie, fanner Carrizozo arearesident.
PFK meeting
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WhoD !be JNIinIlos \vaa~... CO\lN1ll' IMiNT ~.~ <lI!I1lIII....headedbacktolhe ..... oIlbo TIll. , ..~'. A..~I"".......I ll4Il!IjlO!I. f9( ,"""I;" :i!_,,~~. The _I'll _ Da,y wQI~~!!\llllept. iI\I .•tibo Pilt\ll~1i Mt! .INlnlell!/ll' Ill!'and Olher. were lrealed to ""'* 'l:eI~ -... Jl_·cIH.~a.IIi>!>I"··wjll 1>0 m.lle__...ked bY _ 00Illi'I1!l' Iouted·oiI MeoIIeP\'"V'~~.ll!I'\I!illlI~·~lADda OrIia. By 3 p.m. _ JlI'i.....-. 'I1lH.W'.... Qtlli>ii:~.1l1f~9:Ol~. " .'llIllt:acIuII._vedbackaUdlooi wQI be a jolIlI~ "',~~~~.;'1l!~"'!'l• .unl.nDed, whit. washe~. "!FMI.otlo 1I001"',a .n~ •. ...iliill !'oI!!'. ,.~lI\._ and Brim" ~ New V.....to You"," , :Ibo!
In a_ to .. 1_ ,Eao~ counly <lab I • .....-.l/iI!i". ..'In.\'II<<I;...d 17 jualor., lJIherls _..... nqllllOle4 to cIIojlII!l'F!pb'or dub~W·: '1lI!ri08 •vt_e<! thB tftp were Mr. llruco .......b....d1I!011om'ula·I....• ·fri Ilr • . '.QiIi4ilU.YOUDI, prin<l"'; Mr. Bob ~ _ ....., "'uli llOI'llP' 'Ill1 umUO'bl~_1IempbiIl, teacher-huB clrlver; book. fair lJ'opbl.... rlhbon 00......... 19 l:;in..,1II CouDI,Julia HoI1ia and CllroI_ -Z....waIl, WInnlna fair _ .....l~. .senior cIaIlB._.and Carol'. i'oatUrecl COIDjlOIillon \hit IJInohwID bo jIOI 1\IOk, lbo'hQsband. Buckley;' and Ainba year wDl be 'Edible QarIsI;mu me. being .proVlded. FoodiManniQ:. Junwr daA advl,sor. Gifts aad CbrJsunas' ~. ikiriat the progQ,m
DoearaU....' .lnkooplng_the would ... adoIed. to 1lI!> l\OlOhl!ClllQuiBllllll.1beIDe 01!be1JlOlll'lllD for _toaUnil; _ ....·.. Iboit was~ to also bai'e~ It works ro bBve a IaIlbkBi show. .
Main topic of discussion atthe September 12 'People ForKids' Carrizozo meeting was theHalloween Carnival. 'Ibis wW beheld in the Canizozo Old Gymfrom 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. on October31 with an admission charge of25 cents.
Carnival chatnnan Is LindaGreer with co-cbainnan JanetHolmgren. Booth reservations arerequested b)' OCtober 24 and maybe made by call1ng 648-2803.
19B5-66 PFK officers are
NATURAL SETrlNGThe weather was pleasant.
the fresh air was wemderful andthe wildflowers were beautiful.Our noon meal conBisted of Junkfood - Twinkies, PGtato and comchips, hmchmeot sandwiches 8Ddsoda pop. ]n the wilderness thecalclum chloride, II1OIlOsodiumglutamate, artificial colors andDavon and lactic acid tastedgreat!
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MIGHTY SENIORS. Laol aioadoy 1 served .. a_for_'...·•...lDth>gof
the ·C' 011 the mountain, Early_ IIlDmlng !be ...........-m... -.. ruanIng and'hidJqg !loin !be _ whoplanued to bdtlate them. Soon tilecaravan of vehiclel beaded forthe_.
I CaD BtW hear fre&bmanMike Baran, new to CarrizozoHigh, ask as we headed for the"Ct
: l&Are we going to let dirty onthis trip?" He was wearing good.oehooI cIolheo and _ •.
No ratUe Bnakes werestepped 00 and DO one rolleddown the mountaiD: There werefew encounleI'8 witb cacti, accldeDtal or otherWise.
'Ill. mighty _ orderedthe freBbmeo to pU.e additionalrocks on the 'C', LiD;le, whitecement and water mixtlD'e wassplashed on the 'C' In bucketbritI_I_.
FEDERALLAND BANK
ASSOCIATION
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Augustpolicereport
The canizozo police madeseven arrests in August andisaued 21 moving citations.Monthly totals: 262 public appearances, 65 verbal warninp,eigbt parking vlolaUons, two nonInjury aeciden18,all commercialbuildings checked, two doorsfound opel: most houseschecked, 46 case asalgnments,107 calls, 3,768 miles driven. 446gallons of gas used and 36 cuescleared.
1bere were )7 complaintreports investigated. Fl)UI' casesremain active and 13 cases areclosed. Active eases: stolen bike,lost check, ulen saw, 8JIdvandalism and stolen Items.Caaes closed: two vandalism,harrassment. theft-two stolenbikes. offensive orders andconditions, dogs, criminaltrespassing, bawling calf, at·tempted to B & E. broken windows. dog at large. dog runningloose. and nght.
Traffic: citations total: 24 nine parking vioJaUons, and onewritten warning. There was onestop sign violation, one parking inprohibited area, restricted. zoneand blocking driveway, oneovertime parking in prohibitedarea. restricted zone, 22speeding. one overtime parkingand prohibited area, one parkedwrong direction, one abstrUcUngtraffic law, one blocking prid'tedriveway, one double parking.one parked in prohibited area,restricted zone. double parkingwrong direction, and one no validsticker reg., parked in probibitedarea, double parking, wrongdirection, keys in ignition.
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Fort Stanton area for membersof Ihe Roswell District AdvisoryCouncil on October 2. The tourmcludes visits to various areaswithin Fort Stanton.
The Council will depart fromthe BLM RoswelJ District Officeat 1717 West second Street.Roswell. NM. at approximately 9a. m. The public is Invited toparticipate at thp.lr own expense-transportation wUl no' beprovided by BLM. Persons Interested m participating shouldcontact BLM Associate DistrictManager Dave Man or: Ms.Guadalupe G. Martinez at (500)622·9042 by september 23, 1985 fortour itinerary infonnation.
HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS freshman D'rese Aguilar.sophomore Claudia Lopez. and junior Theresa Guevara will bein the Homecoming Court for the crowning of the HomecomingQueen during half-time Friday night as the Carrizozo Griuliesmeet the Estancia Bears at uiabs field.
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many of tho.. who phDosoPhboeabout New Mexico politics ex"...... a aIhn bul tll!hUy hel4hope: that the remabl4er 01 th•.Aaaya lerm will SO by qUieUy•
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C_pe/gft lor e 1I..ltbl_ New Me11dcoUVlnl II hUithy lifestyle has New Mmdeans to tnake chang...
alwas;s made good smile. But It In their llfCl8tyles tba. Will lead toalso. ml)te than ever.. makes: heallhkrJlvef~ltsobJecOv.-aregtKMi economlet~d goodpo1q!. 10 identify UlBBtyle changes that
It does sevetal thlnglJ: 1m.. wnJ Improve hellallit fltatewlde,ptoves lieallh. ratseiJthe quality develop J)e!t5Ua8lve. message.ot 'I'e. Increafles tndlvldual tbat WID C8U$e Iluch chl\nges.prodUdhilt:V~lind cut.- the COaitOf ctmduet .vJgbtOtlS 5.yea't pro_mll!:dlcal cate. mbUOl'icampaigil In the roedfa;.
And we .. Amettains and liIonlforlffesfylechanges dUringNew Mexlc:.ir.JIll could Uw healthl-- the eampidsn. and IdmtJl},. ofhetet Iire*4tI_ than we do. . projects I_ding io bette.. heaJfh.
We could. smolr:e las .... hatf -there- fs bet qtlaffort thai:of the- U.S. -populatlon stili does slieh a eclmpalgbUIIll work.not Idenfltv craarette smoi;lng.. Whlf.1t has- neller bed conduct-themilJor albse-of .Llng eanem- e.d btl a statewide balls berore,and ill 1eatUng cause ot h••tt there have belm hlghl:v Sliceessdrliftft." 1uI.c:om:m_iIf~wJdltefforw. lIota.
We (:ou1cleMStci$e mOte!·- ,btil iii Callfotnla. Ai'id wlto canwe ,fiave .the 'dubious ·dlstlnctlon doubt ihe evideileeo(the 2f).l/*atIn ih. U.s. olhavlrtB beco,tnethll IifItI6na1anlfotJiioJdngcampalsn,MaYle. people In ihil1lh1tJd; . whIch 'hlUl been InltRiti1cnrtililn
And • ~ eat more eatlS'ng30lriIUtoi'l AmOi'fcanstohftlth'uUl' than we do"': our dive UJf smc:dtlitB, -,~c:hoteaterotfe\l'e!uwhlghetthan . ,trIW.'rHNET.NS\v' MEXI.they miDht to- be. ' CO wtfI be:drlveit ~tulidi- dC)iuif..
l.hawbec:otl1e con\llncell eel by Indfvlddlili,1»USIri~jand'that ~te4.expo.ute to hIgh- • broad, variety olgtoIJpiqlMltltv health l~tonnafiGn ean thtOuahout Ih•.ata....On "5ltiadto II rwolUfiOh of IndiVlduili board of-dlrl'tcttir. will be leadetS~wareneaa: that ~l.lidJ)~ lL ." .In, tJle: ,h*4lth .' Oeld,. prominenttaw.healtblu-populatlort III New doc:toi'tt bUslnus ltiiidetil. BrtdMexlco',Thiit.(ntutnQ)ufddo.ll iepl'elietlbithleii 01 the slute'sof thou .!hlng. a 1t1la.ltbler-. broadeut InduibS'.'ibe. edUcaIlt.tf,14 tan· do'·. Im~rcw. oBi dOh" 'coiit.mianlty,- ~Mca"d
. heafth.ralse .durquautv Gl blt ilcweriltiient gi'Oijpti, tlnlons.aMand OUt prodllCthrity. and 1ou.ter thcI seliRi'af pu1)llc. .' .tiQt lttdMcktal _d' "tldlecd'lrlt' A, 'Sti1:fd1 /uU-tbne -iitatf',wUfmedkaf'bdlil. . .. nlhltii day..tcMf-V4p....tfOtisand
":01' that~n i fU!I"e'tost Irii~lement thll 1lI_dvertlSfR$8qd,lauded. whh the- \lilY :adive IntOmilltian ~mpafgll',help 6hdcoQtJflriltlPftGttnW . t have flteatlldjletdoHhJsoiher New. Mibllc.tln'.iltl effOrt. rIlii1iCCin\lln,<:iIdthatgOodiliw.riltlh••r.f.'ltid cau~pttfflii- "ealth' J. atd8jcit 8l~ Indldled .HeALTHN.eT~NEW thiddtirtu.-. mOrfr contpetUI".:MS«CO. . .. . nll'tlon-I.it the world, And tbaHI\<t
1t fa ilnll'llle, ... hO" )Ucb C8I1i. wl.' liidMdUilI.f)iei'jObaf cam.pililiin b.. everbelftClOttCIadod: .ililtnifi 14'~ltlaIe;- lIfesWfe8.bli.~btiW1ft' 'ihe:U.&. Add'thiif ..... ·fo ksllIi' \lIIt'~u'~ . , , and ine' tight· Ii.... In New
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'11>", th..... waa ih.lietrayo1of tho Shehof lr8Ji..'wenoW wltneJs auwtlaer4Uit.l~\01iatgovemm~ under81_, tIilII time the 1W)lUblle of South Afl'lCa. At"'rtbel4'P'Ovldea tbecover. UIlcUirll-.tbthat cPYfr, ~.American ~ate'lDepartinf!Qt~tb~South, ~sovernment to It:g~~theAlrlcaoNatJoDalCongreaa. The AnI_astate Pepart....,1tnalat. thlil·_ Miea_.Ne\Son Manl!ein.
,l'eo»leallover the _14 .... WOJ><\""",, ,... whtch ollie thOAnlerleaastatet:lejlllttDlentla on In the sootaUst ~tao to rule thOWOl'IcI. . •
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. WAS81NG'l'ON ~ "An In. eonsr-peraonBella Ahzug ami .0" Ser!l; 18. Cooeb oates.sldious form of sexism'" Is how·, CQmQlIlDlst ProfesEK)r AQ,Sela Who mUfJ.WhDehPti CiPnsulted an
• Fir$iJ;>aughterMaureenR.,agan:' bavJs.TheywereDO't-pBrtofthe attomq, accepted as fiQal.B<1eno",,- anybody who.... Reagan DeI"l!alfun, hilt they letter fI'oln her prinelpaJ 401lYinsTAJ:,KED about the cost 01 made waVes llODetbe1essin tbeJr her a place QD the lootlHill field.'senllngber and moretban two typlc~, :St.al1ntstoutbursts, for 1be WaahIDgtdli 'I1me.., in'dozen' othel,' US delegates to which til')"; too, traveled- to reporting on .W.anda.'s ; p1lgbt.Nairobi. . Nairobi.
ThJs event was the UDecade . . contacted, the., NilUonalRather uiaa OX)leet anybo<lY~"-a"- 01 staleU'-h SchcolFOr Wl)men" Conference, Which " I I »~1t.IUI1 _ "&06 _
to take Mau..e!!~'s Sa ar' ... •..-..tatlOlUl I.. Kansas Cl"'.' Maureen has balled as Us first ntiljUo,;l all ...,
serJously, Dauptet Reago/ln Administrative assfatant Helenclass win Cor 1,18/' . . I ._,. all .,.mlI1Rl coa. der -,.,S10 e.~te UN......1<I that the PecleratlonAnds~g of first classl b h • .~.
thenatl~a1 consenraUveweekly !lOme of tbe sexism rig tere lD knew of DO other female footballthe White HOuse- back yard at coaeb. at ... hi"'" .school varsitu
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favorite newspaper. reportedly)1 when even. clamorous co1UJ1l1Ustsestbnates that·tbls alleged Big' Vor Wanda Oates. a' 42-)'ear- Btlt I think 1 d14. tmresllait stU1 and Usten.
• Win Cost the taxJ)ayers nearly old athletic coaCh (0£ cham· Donna lIa1es, who lived in When atate govefJ1mentone quarter ofa mUUon doUEir& piOl\Sbip teams 1n. gb'ls basklittp PhoenUc;fn 195Q-i waS a teller of Blows down to routlneacllvlty,(however insidiously Sexist It J8 ball. girls sofiball Md· boys taU lIlIes. :Mrs. JlaJe. was a there are no 'leglslators Into eonsiderstlchmundano.detaUs 'soccer). was the only applicant physical edUcaUon major at tbe Banta Fe except loose who liveaamere money.) last spring Cor the job oC head UnlversltyoC PittsbUrgh in the here, and neW pGudQslcarn.
What was Maureen's "First football CO$eJr, early 408. Shesaw the war clOUds palgns haveDOt. yet itartedt
evenClass Wlnt~· Whenprinicpal Helena Jones and anticipated the short8ge of 'the moat C81itankero\l8 Of us
Well; she says. it was "weD appOinted bertbe fll'st female male coaches. So she enrolled In usuaUy take tJme to go on thewortldt" because: J'tbere was no football coach In Washington Dr. Jack SutherllU;1d's class in road and hear the voices -of' theequaUng of Zionism to ,racism. history, she accepted with an~ FootbaU Coaching. citizens•. 'wlttch we have been fighting in ticlpatiDD. She c:al1ed a meeting .'1befame:d'and doUr CoaCh of 'I'hevtewB passedon to us arethe VNslnce 1961, And for the o! her 8sslstilDt coaches and Pitt's awesome Panthers was as dlverse811 the perooDalltieafirst tirrtein quile a long timo, the began memorizing the latest amu&ed and ' l1ed. ~lyou got they come from, of course, butUS· ....-e limrie as -a mIlBCOSUS' edfll I th _.'. bo k I of th hUbbub I *.l! -!';'ta
. s._u on 0 . e I"W . 0 • tbe wtOilg class, lady'" he ou e . 0 Y.e,.....IUpartner In the fltlal'docwnent," decla* 8S the (aU~ml1le)o~ eertain themes emerge il1'ongty.
$2OO,OOO'for TroS? Word of this unique al)- /us, the third quarter of 1985-e So" ... an' lbe PLO pointment SOon leaked -out. At studenttli roared, with laUghter,...0 VI '" B in there W 0 rut draws to a close, here are some
wereg'fllenthc:ffloor(orextetlded -Anacostia Wgh, a rival, Coach ut s ce. as n e things 8 large number of Newelocution about this Zionlsm.l&- Willie Stewart, noted: "We against her taking this claSs, I •••
. coaches kidded each other that· Donna passed ·wttbsuch nying Mexicans beJJeve about OIOlU-raclsin obsenlty. And when Alan colo- that .-1...· • abe was hf--.. pOUUcal aUa:1rS. 'lbere. is. they remind one, stUlK th S te b ""~- nt we·betwnotIoseloBaUou," ~D Ill. U;1I;lU. ·u __1___ lo-lof..... the'.-eyes. e.. e........ by on·e 01 those subur·bait ""Itt••. NEEDFORSP1!lED.: Many' 00 V1tyg~gon_~~_••~I t ,L.. .......~. Then, one montb"Jaler, Dr. . rllAC ega eo WnQ 'IOVci-.iu over . sbUr'.' a'eel ••••_. as h ..... 01 those who rumlnate about- the
I'k th h 1- """drew Jenkins. Deputy &'. ...,........ u... . .Maureen I eaf. or en.spo.e ~, lootballcoaeh.. waythinRaaresolnslnthOatate (Con't on P.5)up at this hate (orum. he was Superintendent of Dlstrl(!t appear to have little ot' no hopeloudly booed. Schools notified Coach Wanda , She was an excellent
'I'hennat report of the results that the former head coach ",ategtst, \lIhOtn the 00)'1$ Brew. ot this huge hen party (where (male) had ,been reassigned to- toUke-a£tert.heirlnlt1ahageat
men headed 14 of the Ballou. So. in' ellcct, the extensive media coveragedelegations) bas yet to be issued. W!JDda was told to go Wanda and the fncessaht 'ineedliDg fromBut like the interblinable soltle place else rather Ulatl on rival teams, Their rage and herpastoral Jetters of Catholic the gridiron. strategy resulted in a winningbiihops .on eithernatlonal At that tbne, she was not season, according to ber fonddetense or econoWClt. the Final bftter,.ut rathet pbiJosopbic:al: reminiscences. But that Was ;J5RepoitoftheG-reat~airob1J{en '"A tot of tneti might not ha\le )'6ars ago, and I have beenParty wfll probably be consigned been able to handle It, 'l'bey Unable to locate ber to verif'yto' either-clrcuJal' flies or WOOd- might not even ha've been able to detaUs.bumlng stoves. han.dle a woman whlppfng up on ltisagoodstory.atanyratej
What we rectill as them.AndlwOuJdhavewon.l've anditlswbat!nighthavebeetdfdominating news dispatch's won in every Sport I'Ve coached. WiUida Oate8had been aJIowed tohm Nairobi were suclt k1YeIy (Last year, Under it molifi. keep her head coach1ngjob atAmerican ladies as former lJalJotl's football -teain was 4-6.>- Ballou llfgh: School. .
-ENTIRELY too DIU' tbJDI(t. happeaed In Aupst. Fw thenrst time In recorded hbtory 1 observed my 74th birtbd,y.wblcdt sbould brinK" some small comfort to those who have wishedme dead Cor so many years. Hi. guyal Another IIIfndboggler c:amefrom Pel1lnl Chevrolet. A week atter t had had my 16-year-oldCaprice tuned and readied lor another 200,000' miles. thl!' .servicemaDaRer tailed to inquire If I was happy witb the work and Jr hlamechantc8 had overlook£od anytblnK. Flooded with good feelings.I tore up the column on the: llTeedy. unfeeJln,cr. nOh-arlng. non.compassionate businessman who Is out only for-the buekll. In O.k.fand a woman claims she was attacked an~ (flewed bY' a a~xratdOK she bougbt from 11 local kennel. Filing luft for a milliondollars In SuperlOl' Court, she alleRes the dog only attackswomen. The d02. It turned out. had been trained by a womanhandlE'r. and 1 wouldn't elaboraleall this [or a [tee trip to I)fsney.land. In Texas. a US Court of Appeals voted g·7 to uphold.Texas' sodomY law whIch prohiblts oral alld anal sex .amonghomosexuals. even In private. Queersville USA b In mourning.Also In Texas. Ellen Garwood donated $65.000 to help buy a heli.copter for flte Contl'as In NicaraRua. which il more than tbe USItOvernml'mt bas done to relax the SlI'viet- Frtlp on that. country.In Madrid. Spain. a bullfighter was Rored and Jcl1led by a bull hethouKht he had alrl'ady killed. He lind the bull died at tbe samelime. which seems fittinR.
• JUSTICE Rcared la AUguRt. I ance told aD stilifelice ofpolitic:al BdeJtCJe students at the University 4( Califor*:lia. Davis.the story of Henry Marshall. a" investiptor 'or the us Depart.ment of ARrlculture, w.bo waa (ound dead In a «:entral Texas~otton field In 1981. The then Vice-President Lyndon a. Johnsonhad elose ties to Billy Sol Estes, a famollfl Te:ll:u sWhfdlerwhom Marsha" was investfR"atlhJt for fraudulent aetIviU•• thatnetted him millions of dollars. some of wh:fch wound up in Joh'nsOn's possession. Savvy Texans 'l'iltur~ tl1at Johnson had arranKed Marshall's demise to prevent diselosure at Estes' tlel!l toJobnson. . '
_11IE death was ruled a nklde b~ • jas"e. of' thl!! peace fa1962. wl1lch required RI'eat imap:inatlon. The de~eased bad beenshot five tfmes in the side with a .22-ealiber leYeraction riUe,had a cut on his head, and a 15 percent C!onceotratlon of carbonmonoxide In his IUDltS_ In !'hort. a more, detennf.ned Silicideyou never heard 011 But in Au'fUst 1985 a T~:x" judICe. adinKon a 1984 RI'and jury Invesll~tion of th~ case, ruled that Mar.AhaD drd not commit 9uielde bllt was murdered. Johnsnn'sconnection was not addressed b;v the iudJte or Ift'and jUry.even thouR'h Estes has testified repeatedly that JObnSflR orderedMarshall ki1led. It may take another Z4 yeanilo persliade Texasjustice to eonsider the invotvement 01 the- then most powetrutrnan in Texas in this 8Dl'did dratl1a wllere tlu' stake" were thpWhite House and 8 $15 million tortune. Chilnldnlt" a prepO!ifeJ'otik.suicide verdict to ob'lflous murder Is a bednnlnr.' ,
, Why wolll.d tbis-~aceM.IHI:P.PI~':llUPrt~d tl)'''Ql'""nd~to ~.".lilies wailt 1'1 $tupid A·hciritb? I-e.."'t Jrna~n.ewhy~ Ptrbap" tltey:need~d 't Ul power- a "ewty.~ ..klteb.nmh,e" t4 cOmPl(lte .Mtbthe American Mhc:M!ll\~r.Qqd, 'fCir'bI,cI. but lu.d, th~yp~anl}e~ttQ "droP"cinf on O~rfjl':~. N~w:MeJ,l~. or Show L(t.W:~ tlFP'JlII?Wlul;t a r.,cistthq...gbtl.l do.n~twa"t to- spedl next. ye-.arlllo,rl('Y'of'lifuilt by revelt.limt' inl'i1vance tbl\t Japan b3d almost perfct:Wd'its own .A.-bomb, called "GenJlal B~k\.l4M:'ILVQI.l' CAn't wait untilAURUlit'. ,!let tbe hook by Robert K. WJh:o:x~ WiJUamM'(l.rro~~00.. 1985, $15.95. hardcover: A,Qt now. Don't walt and rQPt'herisk 'or it belnlt tak~n out or elrculatl(lo by, the- Japanes\!!·l\.lIItr.lean Citizens Lea~'Ue_
- eDOGbays of Aup:ulJt ttroUiht the b.:d.newili tJaa,t,P0y-ed'y ...the US in 1984 declined (or the first time since 1916. muellto tb!;!anRuish of profellsional poviteers who !lee their cusby jobs Injeopardy should this despicabhi' tr\!!nd c:ontJllue. Poverty ha.become the No. I Industry In our shlnlnR' 'and, Our l1JCOnomjc:and political J{Ood health depends tlpqn It 'lit-sady· !l'rowth factoramonit' .the poverty-stricken. Wltbopt a. healthy Rt'Owth ofpov.erty thp polltJroal sysl,erJI would be slJreddi!ld.and t!'er8 WOIl!dbe no place for Dem~rats t<t ,KG except to Repu1;)h~1I 'lJeaa.quarters. It took a lot of Ruts on the 'p..rt of 00r40n Wj~reen
Jr. of th.. US Census 8urtau to announee'ib"t the overall povertyrate for whites dropped fr<tm' 12.2 perc:ent tQ 1,1.5per~ntin 1984,and for 'blaek, frqm$5.7 perCli!nt to SS,& percent. A18fmed COQR'l'Hsmen. direct beneficiarl~ of tbe p!>verty industry, !J.I'e".I.ready consld,erlnR raisinll: t.he povert.y line 'to $26.43Q per y~ar
for a falllily of rour to oflset the 1984 'oase" ,«nd insure aDemoeratic Con~esin 1986. '
_BONBOMOUS repre..t.ttlves of tile De.lld SlWlet Vnloa.recently celebrated the 10th 'anniversary of tb. Helalltkl Accord,.This aRJ'ltement. lIiR"ned In 1915, RuaranteeIJ cMlrll{hts toSovfetbloc citizens. In the nme year an Ind'eJlend~ntR!'/)uP _lied theHelsinki Wateh was. formed In Moscow to monitor SoViet com"pllance wUh the Helsinki AW)rds. WIt*t happenedto'membera:of the Helsinki Watch is an exercise tn clvO rilthts. Soviet _tyle,Anatofy Scharnansky was sentenced to "even year. In a laboreamp for hIs efforts. Andrei &khaN:Iv wn e1Ciled In GO':rJci and·presumed to be dead. Yurt was convicted of JlanU.sovi,t aRitr..tlon" and fs now in prison. Naurn Melman bas been tefu~ pel'-'mission to emlRt'ate to Israel. Three other member, !lave dJed inGllIaA' slave camps. I don't know wby r brinRthls t.rlvla to yourattention. especially when we SbDUId aU be rfotlnRln the st'l'eetsbecause South African blaeklll c.n~t vote.
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cidums whoadciress the issues-4'ppeartobesaying jill that theywant OIlce again to have some'respect for those eJected to runthiIiSs:. ttl a state ·as 'IJghUy ,'POPUla~ 8S New Millxico,· thatrespect haS alwaya'beenhard tocomebYl weknf;lw our Polipcians .too tntimately to- put the~ up onpedestals or even the ,shortest .kind. '
But those who' Qare aboutwhat goes on In'Santit Fe clearlyhunger for, a time in which theheadUnes don't teU about' ex·pensive mistakes, possibledefalcations and peuy feudingWith the regularit.y,with whichsUCh'topics- have been treatedduring the last three years.
TurmOil is vet)' wearing onthe spirit ,and lurmaU appears tobe abom aU ~ Toney Anayamana~d to bring to lbe stalethat elected him. Most of us nowslm'ply want to see that broughtqWEltly to an end.
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• PODDINGTJPSpread a tbln layer of melted butter over puddings and
sauces rightatter cooking. Stir and lskin' wU1 notform.
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Instead of fruit eauce,-liprinkle Jell~O gelatin on ice cream.an,d frosted cup cake•• It ~stes trulty and sweet at the sametime andcomeain a variety of fruity flavors. Keep what'lileft inan emplY baby rood jer. ..• IIAKEDP$TATO
To aceeterat8 !be baking of a potato, first boil it for aboutten minUtes. .
SANlIWlCIUll'llEAD . •Comblnepeanut butter with aUIUe honey. Makes a great
sandwtch spread tOJ; raisin bread or peanut muffins.POTATO PATTlES
Make leftover mashed potatoes intO patties and coat withflour. freezein a single layer, then pack in plastic: for storage.Fry unthawed in oil until crisp.
SOUPFORBREAKFAST :Do)'Oo have trouble making the chUdren eat a good break
fas~? Cartned chicken soup with rice or noodles makes a goodday starter. Even'pIcky eaters wUl enjoy the unusual breakfastmen..
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CAPl'1'AN. NMFFA booth 1& one 01 numerous FFA booths thateanberound at the 1\l8SNew MOXl.. Stale Fair. Tha booth willremain on dIsplay through sept. 22.
. ClAtJNCIl~UNY.\.>;l'lm, T8nfll,bisWifeRebeeca-aiJ.d~elr ..two y..r' olddalllht.,· WiZQbeth 'R~ :stlU1ipg a- Jjf. al'~.;,n,:KeIIya. 'J'Jm Js. tJ:)e.lJOI) of Alton' and Mary L!!eTallqQfCani~.andbrother·of CbiU'l«me BrownofCatTlZOZd.Tim gteW. Up'in Clawmcb,'.lItter1dad school in Canna and.gradua~d fn:ttn Corona Qigh -School befcn'e ~elv~g bis lJ. A.from lRbbock'Chrirstian College.
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We are now offeringyou BOTH beef &chiC~l!n falltllil !! .-··TrythIS new and tastydish,
. . we're sure that you'll becompletely slltisfied.
CALL 648·2964
Juniorsafetycourse
Tha Corona Junlor DeputySheriff. Lo/Igue wUl __ •Hunters Safety course Cor theCorona· area. The. ~urse Will beheld al the Comn. HIgh Schoolsterling on Octcber 1, throughOerober 5,1985-. Classes wUl startat 3:~p.m.. e8~h day.
, Anyone wishing to attend thiscourse must ha~a:-been born in1967 or later and niUSl pass thecourse before getting a nUl\ltnglicense. Any student 12 years orage or tmder must be accompanied by parent or guardiaD.
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'!be Music Boosters Club...ld llIe\r mee\bJ8 ln .... boodroom at school last Tuesday.
au.. western store is doingn1oely. W. dol enjoy ne.in. them.
SUzie and Gary MORon andl.mDy enJoYod the Al'\' sno", In.Albuquerque last weekend. daryIs a very, nice young man and is
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'lbe gym' was full far thevolleyball game last SaturdaynJght. The Tigerelte volleyballteam played the Estancia l!earswlllllllol. JV .Irl.loeing In llIeJrmat;t and the varsity winningthree games toone. Comeout andwatch the girls play. It is anexclUDg, fun sport. AIl of them doplay weD.
Do watch for the opening of anew bUSiness 'Capitan Mart'Wedo""l\!lY. SOp,. 18. It Is loe.ledat the earner of Forest Road andFirst Street~et.oss from theec:bool.
'lbeHomecoming Court fromthiS group will Choose from theBernor Class Michele Holmes ..Andy Tr,UjIUOi JacquelineGoodrum .. '!Toy Koner; WendyTate· - Clris Peralta. Juniol;'Class: Clarls Lane .. JayEldridge; Kaneri Sanchez ...KerryClements of the SophomoreCt'ass; From the FreshmanClass: Mamie MeDlinlel - LukelInll.
'lbe Queenwill tfe erowned athalf ,time by last years q~Shawna McDaniel. There wnl bea' hOmecoming dance after thegametIPdll:SO a.m. press Code·Dress respectfully.
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w\l1 be oddre" by Jean.. Kirk·pstl'lekand $et1ator Nancy'K....baUD1. . .
For further liitDrmauon, caIl~_ or 2514SlB.
The Capitan Chamber efCommerce enjoyed a deliciousdinner' of barbecue; pig lastSunday night at the Fair:l3uUding. There was an at·tendanee of SO people. The pig'was purcl1ased at the Fair bythem. Sam Boyd did the bar--obecuIng. Peraooe Cumlsbed the<:overed dlahes. What a de1icloilsmeal and everyone did enjoy it.
.,..... moroiPll ,;r.....le All· ',AU.., lIer """ LIlm·AU.. "'s. b!t'Pl\"'eed '. in Ruldooo lot fl.. "'oleo",•. ",",,", . PeOple do notnat.toeorep0r\e4 til. beaaty ""d .... :JII>oto8rapn"" ....IWnI<.... d.y. wllb im"""imla .nd torl!~.tl!'1and $Olld o.ther•. SAo
'growth:ofhi, c;kihlhll;;' . plctur~Of 'SD\okeyB-.ra returnec;l home Sunda.y' pf~'hustayf3dfJpen.lcmgbouf$8Qd,~~.,aeto1cl the IroUP..u (eriliJOn,rwlflliYouthf:veryb~t does Jt eh~,E!l;"lIUy. 'answm-sPout: It. 'Larry now Uves!n ncovel')'~eeWefi!. <JIlestlctQs, etc. Sbe ifJ m~de for'~x,AZ.14IBtSUndafPTauk: -- tb~place~-Wtadoappre(!l;lte.TWr of. 38 vieiled,thet'fi'.'l'hese llBpPybiftlJ.tIay$ to SOnya. ~r and all of her efforts" MaytoUr~, origiDil~ m Albi1qUerqt1Q. ~118 whose day'walJ SeJ(; 8 and' God, bles$ you with' c.,ntmue<l·
Lois ~1t(I whose day WAs Sept; Su'CC$S$ W"dlie. We are all J>ebind.':0 ,With'~y more heflltl1y fUld you, Smile 'on ani;lcontinue·tohafJPY ,onesJn the future. enjoy your work,'
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m~e u..,egreateffol:"t \0.tr,a~ aUtbewqYtG'Texiwto .uppo~ the
"alittlebetterbaU.ButtbeTigets tDre$ ,.'Sept. 23,1985 atB a',m.werethetiratt~thi$- Sfi!8sOutoCbeerlea.de.-s. Clinic for
sco.re !1gainst them. Don't' be '-elementarY students Sept. 23-30, Unda Wright ':Is CapitBl1's §liall.,".lllIlrlarnnlllllUl:flllll~ln~laIUla·discOul:oBgIi!d 'ng~, eome back '$:1)1) to 4:00p.'m: in the AvonagentSheisafbiel,.dy..-nd
. "Capit.an and areas,fightiDg~ice as hard sgail1$t MuItipiJrpolle G)1n. ,sport pie- doea a good job and l Wish lI,er 1_ residenlS wishina'to place..=__ ,Hag~an.'1be 'Tiger$ Will play ~. Fall SportS ... Sept. 25 at 2 many years of eontiQu~.sqceelJlJ . ~.. . _tll-e Haflerman :$abcats Friday J).!IJ. Allpencade' tnl\uldoso, Oct. with'lt fotit is: Ii fine Prot!qClt. 1 advenlstng or' news in tileB
fO. a Lincoln Co\UllY· News Enight, at 7:80 }I.m.; at Tiger Ii. Capitall''BluId WUI march in ....... 1 CALl!BAIl'l": EStadium, E'veryorie come out to that' pArade. FHA InlJt:aUaUop,. Lorene ~aywoDd of a 3l;4-Z924belween elisUPPPritheTigerslnthelrbidat ,Oct.6,lp.IIi.,Room17inthehlgh CalIfornia. is here at this time = .'m. d9'''''''' . oIl 7 0I I' de I Cb I . I ,"- b ~_a,'" n ..... a.m. ,or er:=Homecomins, sept. 20.. rtchoo. arp. ... 0 amp ona ,m tfY ng to get •.-' ome"1 good =p.m.!
'Las CruC~, OCt. 2. OUr bandwUI ,_~ditlonagain. It is alwaYlJ good . "'IICIIllIlIIIUIDllllllunIIDlllnHIIIIIDlibe there.ASVAS, OcL 8-1Oth and12th grades.
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FRWLC meetsSeptember 24'
''Despite the ratny weather,a Joto! folks came to celebrate,and we 8ure do appreciate it/Isaid Page.
Allo offering theltcoagratulatfo'l1$ were staterepresentatives Ben Han andMaurice- 1I0bson and' statesenator James Lee Martin~
Running for lieutenanlgdvernor are Marjorie BellChamlters and Hoyt Pattison.
MarySkeen,witeofUS CobQ:.Joe Skeen. read a message ofcongratulations trom herhuaband who was unable to at..tend. He donated the door prize. aDag . that new over the USCapilol, which was won by BillWUIlams. .
eandldates were CollnMe:M:Ulan.,Jack Little, and Jack Morgan.Joe Mercer. was -s$eduled to'appear. but cancelled due toUlness.
Members: at FederatedIlepubli""" Worn.. 01 ~olnCo\1l1ty w\l1 bear ,... reporlltomtheir de1egiitiOii to ·the nationalconvention a:t theit regularmeetli:J.g 'lhUrtli:lay,Septemtler 24at tbeG-teat wan of China_oroni bl RuidOOO. '
"For accomplishing the RepubliCan majority tbatoome\h!JIg tIlo\ ,hllon'l ".ppeoed appeared In .... Ruld... News.
'1nman1'yara,wehonoryoufor uYou ean'hang thts In yourbeq the first ~uaty in New county headquarters, It heMexico to have a RepUblican commented.majorlty/' laid state party Lujan aJld several, memberschairman Edward Lujan to of the state ex~t1vec:onunitteeacting coUnty C!bairmim Jack trave1edtoImlcolnCountyforthePage. Saturday at Lincoln presentation before an enCounty'. first ubackllapper thUitasttc crowd.' He said thatbIlrbecue." '. othercotlntles wete also clOse to
He then read a letter of: attaining a majority.consratulaUPDB hom President Followlng the presentations,tleagan to Pat Rumer!orrner LUjan 'introduced candidateschairman. Page was presented running for governor and'wltbaframedlamli1ated.eapyof 'Ueutenant governor In 1986.the fl'oat-pa!i:e story announcing· Speaking as gubernatorial
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'l'ommy Mulkeyf chosenCQrlllnat of th•. Wed< by ,ea...•mates. got-things rolling with a 70yard.opening ldek"OU return goodfor 6 points. 'Ibinss conUnued,to'click fOJ:" the -Cardinals when theyIn'.....plOCl duriog lbe foUowlo~
serfes~ It WKS to be the first atsixduring the course of the contest.Cardinals also capitalized onAcademy's errors by recoveringtwo Cumbles with one resulting in
Cards post winByLINDACAWWE:LL
Corona whlpped NortheastC!>l1stlao Aoademy of ·EI Pasolast S$turday In .. decisive 40-21Cbntest In Corona. The Cardirtalotrenslve line ot Ja~ Dennison,Don Myers, and Thomas Chavezwere the most Jmprovedmembemof the team, Who aeeordingto Coach G. Ray Johnson,uLooked Uke a different bW1.ch ofkids" after the previous week'sembarJoassing' $2-24 lOBS to EIt:'aso Jesus Chapel.
F"",ble. ..." P...lll.. J»"$oeolClIIlolJ(>.....~ Foil: P!"!l,.. oluded'C<lntlnU~ tP plIiguetbli' GJ'h:~ielJ q\lartKback J"mOIlGuevara E'1ItImCla, 34"6 -over. Moriarty.t.bi9Ugboutthe~ttwoquartel'3 conPeetI!d.Wi@C~wbna5(Jo -- Alamogordo, aH"OV~Jef" .bu, lJllol1y~, ..,me s.;d!'Obo.rd- yiord ·..."'JIle\ltm '~oQd lor ~P, ferton(EI PoSQ).on, a, niee balflnlck pa8I trom Cren5bawPATklekgOQdfQr2H IWswell M,:-l2 Q~l' Artesia.Kenny' '. erf3Dshaw tp; 'l'ctn:nny .J~,4 JorC~~ZQ., . , T oi' C 1M over ~rctBa,;_anuua good: 'for ~ 85, :Yard ,~opbc)Il'J.oJ;"e rUl1n'ng"back RiddosQ 'a..19 aver Goddard.toudldown ·QJlDplli!tJO.n with J::5& 8ichard~ara cJ.Qsed. oUt .the Hateb 1H:over ,ClQudcro,fi.jeft in the firSt ha:tt Cl'erWl8W Carrt~DzC) third quarter oll~ ·a~ei4.0c»VeJ:'Lordsliurg,Iei"ked l'A~ ond ~a"" GrlzzlJe. llI.ugh' by romping '/1, ylll'l!s for. Pexter 19-18 over Ho~erot",,'lbe load ., 7-6. . •. llrizloly ...... jllOt before IIlIrd (OT)...Ft:. Sumner acted the good qualter ~ lUld CrenshaW 'l'md<:o .:io-B.,~, Capitan.
best""dgovelll.bollrllP>tb.oI< addod l'A~ kick for ....~._ 12<l 0.... Sprioger.toC8rrIzpr.o on flnst play eJter Carrizozo lu'vantage. __r-eceMng ensuing kiclc:"Off<ln Ft. i!;unmer cloBed out idle'S Gllmes this week ine1ude:fumble'"t their own U yard line. scorln8 by tallying in the final El Paso Austin, at,Kenny Crenshawhit pay-dift ,four quarter to make fQ1al 8&-1$1:. 'Alamogordo.)?lay.later trom 4 yardsol,lt-and On the neptlve aide for the Ilufdoso Jilt -'l'U1aro.-a.
With Measute<l Servi~e, you can tut yOUt home phonebm,.you'1~y an'\onthly charge that's lower than the moreecstly un1i~ted 10calca1lingrate. And ityou make less than Il:ve'calls each day, or Ityou make most at
, your calls'in the evening or on weekends, you'll probably save money. ', . With Measured Service. .there is no charge for calls you receive, andhow much you paydepends on how many local calIs you make,h~ lortgyoutalk, 'and the time Otday and distance of each calL ' ,. ',And ityou switch to Measute<l Service or decide to go back to the un
limited ca1IingratebeforeDeCllJnhet 11, 1985, there is no chargefor the change.'To orderorro lind oUt more, 004 (ro!l,freeJ, @,.. '.'1:+765.6800 between 9 a.m. and 5 p:m., ' '!&wi! ·~ntairtBeiMonday through Friday (except holidays). ' , .,
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are at Capitan Friday night. be at hal£time. It wilt be perSept. 20, for a 7:30 p.m. game. formed by last year'sCoach Woodward reels the homecoming qu..een ShawnaBobcats are as good as TeXico IC McDaniel. The homecomingnot better. They are much better dance is scheduled for after thethan their 1"12 reCord indicates. game untU 1:30 a.m.They lost t.o the NMM1 varsity 30 'I'he Capitan BaDd Roosters2. and to Dexter- In a tie breaker_will have an encbUada; supper In
This Is the Homecoming the school cafeteria berate theCourt ,with their escorts: Seniors game. 'There wUl also be a child'&- Michele Holmes-Andy Trujillo~ dish. The public is lnYited to thisJacqueline Goodrum-Troy sUpper between the hours DC 4:30ReJler. Wendy Tate-Chris p-.m-. aOO 't p.m.Peralta_ The homecozning queen Other dates to remember:Will be selected from the three Sept. 23 - senior pictutes - 8 a.m.senior girls. 5e.Pl-. 2:J &: 31). Cheerleader clinic
The rest of the court: Juniors Cor elementary student&; - 3:00 to- Charie Lane-Jay Eldridge, 4:00 p.m. in muiti-purpose gym.Sophomores • Kateri Sanchez.. SGpl. 25 • 2 p.m. fraU SportsKerry Cements, Freshm.llfl'_ Pictures. Sept: 26 .. Junior highClass - Mamie McDaniel·Luke football at home agairlst Dexter ~Hall. 6 p.m. Sept. 28 - Tigerette lb-
Texico Sept. 13 and weredefeated by the Wolverines 30-8.The Wolverines scored 6 points Inevery quarter except the 3rd,when they scored 12 points. TheTIgers lone tally came in the 2ndquarter on a 45 yard pass playPadilla to Keller. The same duoconnected for the .2 pointconversion.
Coach Woodward told theNews that this game helpedto identify Tiger weaknesses.He indicated that therewill be some personnel changes. Coach Woodwardnamed. Clay Layher as Linemanof'the Week and Kerry Clementsas Back of the Week.
nus Is Homecoming Week incapitan. 1b.e Hagerman Bobcats
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Aug.31 .......•. MELROSE HOME 7:30pmSept. 6 HATCH" , THERE 7:30pmSept. 13 FT. SUMNER YHERE 1:30pm
t 0 ESTANCIA' H'O·ME,' • 7:30pmSep.2 ,Sept. 27 ....•...• ANTHONY THERE 7:30Pmoct. 4 OPENOct. 11 CLOUDCROFTOct. 11\ •••••••••• HAGERMANOct. 25 ...•..•... RESERVENov.1 CAF>ITAN
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Frlends li!njoyed bilrbeeued·boof ana l.mb .oa tho HeggedWUly band Saturday evenlngatthe Vasco Ranch.
,,:Mr. and Mrs. w. 'J;'~ Tyreevl$it~ SlDIday wlththeir.!!iOn"JJll1. 'who" WilS hospitaUzed'- 1nAib.uqq~e. f9t tests.l Ui1\ 'sC>D,Co..,.. I>oa plil""d 71h ill """I....h9rsemQn,sllip "a~ the $tale Fair.
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-funeral servioes for ·her uncle.Jee:se F.Cook. Mr. Cook, 91, wPia veter.n'~r bo~ MYI & n andhad been a member of his'Amertc.n f.:egton ~ for 56)"em's.
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, -- 'mter:m~tin Sunset Meinorhd BettYAnnBel1tiilehatnnanQf- < PluneIaOW~ i$-"i>n vacation' . Park. the 'PQster '«;antest wbic;h wm be,from ,8 bank in T I)J" C arid wltij . judged,In November. The themeher 'tta.otber left Sunday t9 yjslt crown Cowbelle$ met this 'year Is IIAny time is primeher m-andtnl)!her Mrs. VeJ:'$· W~esdaymorning,·Se()t.1t in tbneforbeef",!'tteIme$,inDurango, CO, th.eschool recreation room. ~AnneAJfqrda:ndTa:nuny
-- Cot'fee bostess, Katie Su1te1neter Sultenre1er nported' on, ,Mra. LeI! R. Owen b$d a UJ- $$'V4d cookies, yogurt,almOllds, WB$iblngton Focus, thei!;' wedt of
day. vliCatiQn thB.t took her to Andee's mints. (loffee and, tea. , sightseeing and workshoPl!i in theCQlumbi41, TJ( to see her SOP, JQe Membe'rs enjoyed a deliCfoUfi' nallon's eapttol. They .howedFr,..mReevel', ,and family. Her roast beef lunch at the. school :anaPBbo18 and both did an ~.ili.ter, Bonnie Frank and cafeteria. cellent review of their activitieshusband, .lobn Mitchell, PresldePt l!:ve Latham and tbanked Crown for theirCruneJ:OD, TX brOught ber home' repp1"ted on the LineOlrr County cooperation,Mondlfy· Fair and asked tor volunteers to 'l'henext meeting is Oct. 9 ill.
aid'in the .booth two an.ernoons the ranch home of Elaine SteeleDan c. Sb!fP$On Sr••.Lt. 0)1. during the State Fall'. She stated wl~ co-hoste$S Ruby Davidson.
Mam.,gonlO. (James' start. at: '1p.m,' ThQJunlor Varsity isbi a.round robin. It plays threematel:l,es aptnst- teanasfl'omC1OU_1 ooa i<ako AI1h...1 .'J,l:SO'a.m.
AlhlOlic 1>1 10. aUlI\IlloVelgh.... ed til.:iea$on athletic tickets.1W8 now onsale. '
'111. 7th sr." 'l'igOl'O!\e.were champions of tb8ir own_I 10.1 SoIUI'de)' IIICaplta11 deleatlng ,Tularosa 2 outof t -and Ruidoso .'OUt'of t.
'Ibe 8th gr'adf!: Ttg8rettes lostto Q1.aPiUTal B out of 3·and toltutdoso 2 out of 3. The JuniorHigh T1S...I\el .... ooxllll.elion.o. Sepl. Of when they ployTularosa in CapItan at 2 p.m.
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ByBARTLlWlIIcDoNOUGHeom.IChap\er No.29,Oroer
of the Eastern star, wUl have anopen JnstallliUon ot officers.Saturday ev.enlng, Sept. 21, at '1p.m. The iilsttIlIation will be attho Masonic HaD III CattI2DW.E••rye... l. lllvl:ed.
,The InstalUng officer IsMyrtle Mooref Past. Gl'andI\Illtro.. Mnl. Moore wll1 bo..._ by tho following, 1.,tailing Marah.t - AnIIo Weber,InstalUng ChaplalD CarrollSO........ lnstal1lng S etai'y •Wilhelmina Chapin. and In...lolling OlllOnlal - Poria Pouad&
'!be officers to be installed.are: Worthy Matron • Janette
Final Days of Jim Hee's
"''!Iit lft!Nntory ..'16 HI.,.n trucks in stockHurry for best.'cedaR
_nef bis ullin!lsf-.,*" D11llaudos_,......... _llfiftIoaye,. ... ,
Collcb Johnson rema,rked, . " ' '. h I"E ' "f'th· Mao pi ed Tigerettes: were. Stepan e-
ver,. one Q e "" • ay I Stowe 8,lul Beqky Jluey • goodand we WI!1'8 JmprelSsedWlth.n splklngand defense. Tracy Herdor them. Exeelt for one great .. setting IlI1d playing the !Jet,baok, the Aeadent)' oP'poneJ1tB JanaHatrtS-lOO percent servingW.... .1>001 tho Ame ,lzo.. nod llOoa job hlUhlg. CoachJesusChape1. The dlffmmee WlUI MaeVelgh .. "This was anthat we were- abJeto go ba~ to excellent team effort,"'bQlctJ, an~ that Dl't'eJl$lve line T.be 'Tlger;ettea tr.ve1 toglive .ow: quatterbl,iek. Travis Cloudcroft $ej)t. 21. The v!!lrsityLtghtr~t, Ume to throw the ball, playa: two matches-against teamS'which- we were unable; to de> last from . 'Cloudcroft -Bndweek/~ Lightfoot coDilected withSteve Copeland and TommyMulkey for two Tn's.
Corona is one of 18 SChoolstrom :New Mexico .aDd WestTexo. ilompeUng llllh. SIX lola.Footban League. Vaughn, Roy,end NMSn ate in Corona'sdistrict, with Vaughn rated firstIn 4Iot"'01 nod I..SUll iTandlng..Betore last Saturdayf. cont~t,Northeast Christfan Academy\y.. tooked third In th.I..Sue.
Coronameets MDuntalnalrat'l:30Frlday ntght In Mo~talnalr.
~ " ~4 $P8fld. 4»4. AMIPM sIefeO, roM window defrost.
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Pub1lobe~ In The LIncoln Couuty.News on Septelll1)er 12, 19,:a&.11!85.
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WJlgREASt advances inemergency medical cate- haveresu1ted. In hundreds 01 Uvessaved In IJncoln County eachyeak'; and.
WHER'EAS,the emergertC!)"medical technicians in: 1.ii1coJnCounty have devoted their livesto saving othersj and
WH.E1tEAS, die citizenS of "LIncoln Couuty b<iteri' daUyll'om tho kDowledge and skiJIs ofth... !raiDed lndMdual.; aad
W1IEitEAS, EmergencyMedical Teclmi~ans w~ hag
:been 'established to'-'ucate-tbecltizena at Lirieotii Cdi.lilty.aboutsteps they can talte to prevht an
'eDletgeney Bnd actions theyshoUld take at the' $CeDe ot. tlnem.ergmcy; Biid
WltlnHEAS,- :tmergencyMedIcal 'l'ec:bniclau.We<!< ablo isboing obamtOli lb rec:ogulze the
.ac.compUsbrnents:of allmettibers01 .the·· emergertcy medical cateteEl:m;
THEREFOllE, the LIncolnCOuntY Boardof' CommiMloners,h....by declar<> the _k 0/.SOpteri1ber ilIl- OctoberS, 1985, to'be Emergency Medical'J'ocbD1cl...W..... '
Al'l'ROVED. PASSEl) ANDADO!"l'ED thia 10th day orSeptember. ll18S.
BOAIlDOF COMMISSIONERSIJNCOf,NcOl!N'l'Y.
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Dated: S<ptember S,ll!85LUCAN S. MAYFIE\,.D
PROCLAMATIONEMERGENCY
MEDICALTECIINICCANS
LEGAL NOTiCESTATEOF NEWMElOCO
COUNT1l OFI,.INCOf,NIN TIlE
PROBATE COURTPROBATE 1'10.1549
IN TIlE 1,IATTER OFTIlE ESTATE OFHARVE H. MAYFIELD,
. DoceasedNOTICE'to CllIIDlTORSNOTICE lS. HEREBY
GIVEN that the undersigned basbeen appointed PersonalRepresentatlve of this Estate. Allpenonsbaving claim agamst thiSEstate are" required to pl'eSenttheir elalrils within two monthsafter the 'date of the rtrstpublication of this Notlee or theclaims wiD be forever barred.Claims must be presented eitherto the underJ:lgned PersonalRepresentaUveat. P.O. BOX 2776, .Midland, ~. '19702. or ruedwith the Probate Court. LIncolnCounty, New Mexico.
P.O. BOX86. CORONA, NM .
Jatn..R. WhiteDIRECTOR
NOTICE OFHEARINGON
FINAl-ACCOUNTANDREPORT
INTIIEPROBATECOUR1'
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.STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO:HELEN NAl-DA ELLIOTT.RENE LUCI\..E NALDA, ALLUNKNOWNHEms OFMlCIlELNALDS, JR., DECEASED ALLUNKNOWN PERSONSCl,AIMING ANY LIEN UPONOR RIGHT. TITLE OR IN·TEREST IN OR TO ,THE
INTllEMATTEROFTHE LASTWIl,.L AND TE&TAMENT OFMICHEL NALDA, . JR.,DECEASED.
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1 . ' ,Pub1l8lled iD The LIncoln CountyNews on September 6, 12, 19 and26, 1985~
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WESTEIIlt FARM BUREAU LIFE fNS1JRAIlCl!: COMPANYP.O, IlOX 1106'1TA,' .DENVER, COLORADE 802t.C8G13 . CARNELL,1.\".
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERIC~
P.O. BOX 336LINWOOD. NEW JERSEY 0lI221--
Bids may be beld by the Contracting Agency for a period not toex<:ee<Iolxty (60) day. from the date of the opeulDg of bids. forthe purpose of reviewing bids and investigating thequaUflcattoDl of the bidders prior to awardof the Contract.
TOWN OF CARRIZOZO, NEW:MEXICOCoD!ractlDgAgen<:y
Each bidder shall aubmlt certlfied check or a satisfactory bidbondby the bidder andan acceptable surety, in an amount equalto five percent (5 ) of the total amount bid, with Bid Proposal.
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'Ibe ContraetiDg Agenc)' reserves the right to 1Isue addenda tothe approved plana and specifications during; the advertlslogperiod as p-ovided in the Contract Documents. A record of aUaddenda and copies of lI8IIle will be avaUabJe ~ aU quallfiedblcldus from the offices of the ContractiDg Agency and DickWrgh'lnc.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONSAPPEARINGTOBE OWNERS OF~NEDPl!OPERTY
Pursuant to Section 7-8-14 N.M.S.A. 1978, notice- is hereby given that the per8Ons1i&ted below appear to be owners of unclaimed money or other personal property. JnfontlilUoneoncemmg theamount or description of the money or other personal proIBtY iDa)" be obtained by any personspoBB088lDg au iDler... iD .""b ObaDdoDed property by addresslug aa iDquiry to tho COMPANYWHO IS THE HOWER AND WHOSE NAME AND ADDRESS APPEARS AT TIlE STAnT OFEACH GROUP OF NAMES, giving them the name and iiddre8& Of theownet and the icleDtifylngcheck. polley, or other nutn1Jer shown in this notice. Unless proof Of claltnis sresented to thebolder's satiefllct10n within 85 days from ,the date of tht! semnd publication of thiS notiCe, theabon~edproperty wDl be plBc3d. not later than 85 days after such publication date, Iil thecustody of the Revenue Director of the Taxation and Revenue De}jartmei'lt, to whOm .all furtherclaims IIlUIIt thereafter be directed.NMNUMBER NAME A1'IlRESSJEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANYP.O. BOX 21008 .GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 21420869438 lCENT,JAMESA. :aoX64, CAP1'rAN',JiJM:
PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANYP.O. BOX 'JJ1121GREENSBORO. NORTH CAROLINA 21420_ HAM,silIRLEY.I. (fN$UIlEIl) ilO)C246,F.'.STANTol'l.NM, IlAM,SAMOELiI. (llENEFIClAnY)
I•~•••i:1BY:CAROLSCHLARB
Clerk-'l'reasuret" :
Publillbed in the Lincoln County News on September 12 and 19, ~. ~. :" _._ _ - __ :
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ACTIONTIlE STATE OF NEW MEIOCOTO TIlE FOLLOWING NAMEDDEFENDI\NTS:
THOMAS W. KE\,.HAM aDdVELDA M. KELHAM
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tn New Mexico Outside New Mexico0 1 year $18.00 01 year $17.0002 years $28.00 02 years $30.00
:yo . ' see us FIRST' ." 648-2333 ,-LINCOLN COUN'TY NEWS
-Stick, Air· REAL NICE!
460 • 4Speed. Air, Flat Bed
B2 AMC EAGLE 4x42-Dr. with AirStock No. P 636
S1 FORD BRONCO 4x44-Speed, AM&FM Radio, Air
Slock No. P 969A
B2 PONTIAC GRAN PRIXRose Color with Air
Stock No. P 619A
16 LINCOLN TOWN CARLOADED, Good Solid Car
StOCk No. if 1308 A·l
80 OLqS u98" REGENCYwaded With Everything!
84 BRONCO IILow Mileage, Air, Radio, 4-Speed, 4x4
SlockNo. 't550A
B2 TOVOTA • LONG BED oil 4x45-Speedwith .Radio &Air
Stock No. 1349A
71roYOTA LAND CRlJ/SEA4x4Goodlltmting Vehicle
Stock No, 1308 A-2
84 CHEVROLET C106 Cylinder, 4-Speed with Air &CamperShell
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JOAN HOLBORN is the. new language arts teacher (orCarrlzozohigh and mid-high schoqls She iSlilso a master weaver, hasI:!een spinnitlg and weaving for 11 years, and she 'has ta\JShtregionally. She plans to teach spinning and weaving (or an adultclass inQlrrizozo.-!oan hopes to start a 'History Fa~' in thisarea;. A 'Histoo- Fair' IS similar to a science fair with displays,proJeCts, etc. She would like to interes,t entrants in working inlocal bistoo-. Joan moved here from Hobbs with her two sons, .rry is 12 and Quis is 10, and she' carefully chose C~rrizow astheir new home.
Farm bill,looked at·
FORSALE
-12'~ "60" Mobile Home(1974 Model), furnished,very clean and well takencare of, 2·bedroom, 1· bath.Ready to move into. Formore infonnation call 6482258 in carrizozo or 648- 2973.
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FOUR PARTY GARAGE SALE:Next door to R(ly's dift Gallery1Friday and Saturday, 8:00 a.m•.to 5:00 p.m. Itp-19
Lincoln County r~rves the right to accept or reject all or any~rtof any proposa!"waive minOr teehnicaUtiesan.d award thebid to best ser-ve Ute interestot lincoln County. .
The State of New Mexico's Procurement Code, Section 13-1-28thru Section ~1-199N.M:S.A. 19iB,im~ civil and criminalpenalties fOl' its violations. In addition. the New MexicoCriminal Statutes imposes felony penaIUes £01' illegal bribes, ggratuities and kickbacks.
Lincoln O>mty reserves'the right to accept CH" reject all or anypart of any bid. waive minor technicalities and award the bid tobest serve the interest of Lincoln o>ooty.
HELP WANTEDEXCELLENT INCOME for parttime home assembly work. Forinfo. call 312-741-8400 Ext. 1266.4tp-8, 22, • 5, 19.
"HELP WANTED"-Federal.State, & Civil jobs now available.Call 1-619-565-1657 for info. 24 hrs.3tp-5, 12, 19.
ALFALFA HAY for cattle. $2.00per bale. call 585-2714. ·.4tc-Aug.29, 5, 12, .19.
• .49«:,. Lb..' ., HOUSE FOR RENT: TWQFOR RENT: Handicap Apart~ . bedroo 1 1 deledm.e.. n.t - ca.sa M.a.n.a.na. Complex.. • .. , . ., Ill, .CQ..... mpe.te. '.y reo'. mo. . '. ,.'Co9kirlgAppl~ ~ near C9urthouse, 648-2106, (lr 3~Write to: Manager, Casa Manana • . ,(or.Pie$, Canning ';l49,' 2t~19 26,Apartments, P.O. Box 872, . . .25<: Lb. '. . . .. ""'. .Carrizozo, NM 88301. t FREE Pelivery in Town 'FOR RENT:. InCppitan, 2'
2tc12-19 & o.ln 20 Lbs. or Morel ." ,bedroom trailer .with add on, '-"'-"~~4-"'-"" lIving room. call 505-437~3156;
FoR RENT: 2 bedroom, J%after5p.m. Itc-19bath, washer, dryer. Nice yard. FOR SALE: '1.8 woodec:i acres oneNo HUD. call 648-2373. TFN-15 mile 'frorp . Navajo_Lake, in
SOuthern Colorado. ActleBS towater, electricity. Best offer,!tenns available: Call 849-8192.
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/,- - - - - - - - - _.- - - - - - - - --,, NOTICE II The Governing body of the Village of Corona on September 16, II 1965 adopted an ordinance No. 54 relating to the Wl\ter System I
amending Section 3, of Ordinance No# 46, changing of rates andI repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in confllcl II thereof. Copies of adopted ordinance available at the C«ona . II Village Hall Tuesday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. t04:3O p.m.· II BEATRlCECHAVEZ II ~~l
I Publls.hed in the Lincoin County News on September19,1965. I
Albuquerque, New Mexico,september 7, 1985 - "We needsound farm policy that helps NewMexico farmers, but. also hasfiscal restraint," according toBen Hall, Chalnnan of the StateAgricultural Stabilization andConservation Committee. Hallreiterated the Reagan Administration's fann' bill goals.
New legislation is needed toreplace the four-year law whichexpires at the end of this month.
Hall's comments on behalC ofthe State ASC Committee closelyfollowed the resumption of thefann bill debate by the Congressin Washington this week.
"Our major objectives are
Tr·ucks the same as when the legislative• • process began earlier this year,"
Hall said. 4'Three objectives are( Con't from P. 1) central to the Administration
phUosophy."-Approved an assessment of "First. we must become
~ of one mill levy for land in the more competitive In worldChaves SOU and Water Con· markets. lteducing price and
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...... - - -1 servallon District. income support levels is'I ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS I -Approved a school bus essential,sothatwesenc:iaclear
toute agreement with Ute State signal to our competitors that we8ealed bids will be received by t!te County Mana~er at Ute I Highway Department for Grade are serious' about regaining loslLincoln County Courthouse, Carrizow. NM, until 9:00 A.M., I & Drain, add subbase & base export markets. We must noOCtober 1,1985for the purchase of thefoUowing: I course to State Road 42. longer hold the price umbrella
RE-BIDNO.85-9: Slide in Fire ApparalUs 1 -A member of the Lincoln for the world," Hall said.Historic Preservation Board IISecond, we are committed
Invitations to bid with specifications may be obtained by calling 1 will attend the National Historic to a policy of compassion lorthe County Manager's Office at 648-2337. I Pl'es~rvaJion Conference in farmers. That meatlS we want to
1 Seattle, Washington Oct. 1H3. spend enough money to carryI MembmJ of historic committees our producers through a tran-
I· from 50 states will be at the sition period as we work toward aconference. 'The $964 for e,,- :reduetion in farmer dependence
1 penses will come from the coUnty on government."I. lodger's taX func:l. "And, third, we recognize theI naed to reduce the Federal
I LEGALS deficit. So, we believe Ute newfann bili shoUld adhere to the
I Congress spending limitation.I NOTICE OF Thllt will mean less and less
All proposals must comply with the New Mexico Procurement I PENDENCY anntial Federal outlays {(lr farmCode. I OF ACTION programs."
MRS. SUZANNECOX lie also itemized some thingsCOUNTYMANAGEIt I STATE OF NEW MEXICO beingproposed as part of the neW
. . I TO: The Unknown Heirs of the farm bill that the State Com-Published in the Lincoln County News on September 19,1985. . ..1 FollOWing Named Deceased .mittee agreed' were unac
REQU EST FOR" I terestin thePremises.Ad\ferseto unacceptable: Most fariners
SEALED PROPOSALS t I, the noPlayinGtU,fBsro:'"ftftftrd ........d n ....ty want less government control,......... au.o:x:~ not more," 11811 said.
I J. Bro··'.......·d, husband and wife.' "M" k t' . l' 't·hSealed proposals Will be rec::eived by the Cotmty Manager at the.-xu • ar e mg oans WI'Lincoln County Courthouse Carrizozo, New Mexico, until 9:00 I have fIled CivUAction:No. CVrSS- tmlimited bUdget eXposure are
, • . . 331 in the District COUrt of:L1rl- not acceptable. The COSt could be .A.M., October 1, 1985 for the lollowmg. . I'. c··o·l·n C"'000'ty,. 'N'"e'w·· M·e·VI'.C·0'.•
"" . tremendous with a program thatI against you as I>e!endants. 'Ibis would allow farmers' to take out1 Is an action toquiet thePlaintUfs' loans at one price and pay themr title in fee sitnpleto the reaI off at the market price!'
For more information, please <!all the Comty Manager's Office I property. described. in .the Weopp65e .n-eezing target.O>mplainlin this case, whiCh prices. This would encoutage
at 648-2337. I property IS located ib the more agricu1tutal .;productionI NEW4SWJ4 o(Section 3, 'tOWnShip than we need, because of theI 9 South,Range 16 East, NMPM, gUaranteed price.!' .I in Lincoln Comt)t, New Mexico. hV/e also oppose the
Urness you enter your ap-- proposed.. dairy diversionThe State of New Mexico's Procurement, Code, Section la-.I-28 I. peartmce in thiscase on or before program. We've a1rea.dy triedthrU Section 13-1-199 :NM:sA twa,·· itn~ civll and criminal I Oct.. 28, .1985, judgment will. be that, and it doesn't work. 'thet '.t"~ 1 1' .1"'.'rediD -881'.'-'·d· ..cause .:ri. .If.a..inst.. ~._1d· bepen8Jties tor its violations. In addition, the New Mexico \oft; ""D cost to government Wuw
I Criminal Statutues impoSeS felony lMMalties tor. illegal bribes, I you be default. The Plaintiffsl
II ~~:posals must comply with the New Mexico Procurement I DMARGOt'CLINDSC.I·AYk··' ::~~e:s':a~e:~::t~
I· istric oUrt· er 40P "And, fmally," Hall said,I "MRs. SUZANNE COX I' "Weoppo&ea simp-Ie extension ofILirtcolriCountY Manager '..'1· the present farm legislation. Why
. Pu~Ushed in The Lincoin (A)ooty k~ 'programs Utat price tar-
.IC·_.Published.·. billi.·... eLine.olnCO.··.. un.. ty.· ·..N.e.w.s.on.' ~.'.te.. m.be.....r.·.1.9,...1.985.·....•... ,. . I N~ on .September 19, 2fl.~d men out of wOl'ldmarkeJ;S at a"""I" ..J OCtober 3, and' 10, IlMI5. treut... "eIidous .coSt to taxNlvers?".,~~~~~~~~--~~~~--~- ~
