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The proposed 'iijje or public lands nellf Fort Stanton for a new airport wUI be dlscl!f!scd this month at a:. public hearing· in Rudoso. Thl! meelillf!· is scheduled for '1-lO p.m., Sept. 15, and 9 11.m.·l · p.m., Sept, 16, at the All American Room or .the Chaparral Mol9r Hotel, · • . The stireal! of Land Ma1111gement in August received 11 formal application for the land fUed by the Federal AviAtion Administration on behalf or the Sierr!l Blanca Airport Development Commission, a coalition of• Lincoln County groups supporting the propose<\ airport. The airport would serve Ruidoso, Capitan,~he Mesc11lero lndi~n Reservation and othel' nearby communities,

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Capitan's.New Teachers. New Mexico State University, the ·

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Irion, Kathy Henson, Katie Weaver, Jim Johnston, Rick Higginbotham, and seated on steJ>s,· Rich House.

Pat Sullivan teaches first grade, a position she has dOne Cor the last seven years in Lubbock. Pat is married, and her husband is the owner of Sullivan's Security Service and Private Investigations. She ijas three boys, Mike aged 16, Brion, aged 14, and Paul aged 13. She got her B.S. from UTEP and her Masters in Education at Texas Tech.

Linda, Irion graduated from Ft. Sumner High; and then from ENMU. She started teaching Kindergarten -In Capitan ;m January. She will teach Special Math and Kindergarten, and she has a son, Scon who is five years of age.

. The animai advisor this year will be Kathy Henson. Kathy graduated from Goddard High School and ENMU and

. taught before In Capitan in the school years 75-76, 76·77. She is the Reso.urce room teacher.

Katie Weaver will teach English aiid Spanisl) and sponsor the Varsity Cheerleaders. She is a graduate of Alamogorda High School, and graduated this last year from New Mexico State University with a B.S. In Secondary Education.

Jim Johnston will teach Social Studies al~ng with being the Head Basketball Coach, and Assist Football Coach. Jim attended Valley High · School in Albuquerque and then UNM. He played for the Lobos from 1962 to 1966, and was the Assistant Basketball coach from 1966 to 1971. Both his B.s; and his M.A. are from UNM.

Rick Higginbotham was bdrn and raised in Roswell and graduated from Roswell High in 1972 and ENMU. He will teach Title .. Qne reading- 1a l!nd through 6th grades. Rick married the former Cindy Simmons August 5 of this year. Cindy teaches third grade already at the Capitan Schools.

Rich House teaches Driver's Education, Health Education and Elementary Physical Education. In addition Rich will be the Assistant Girls Basketball Coach and the Head Girls Track Coaeh. Mr. House hails from Central Texas, and received a Masters in Education Crotn Western New Mexico University. Rich was the Girls Basketball coach last year at Roswell Goddard.

"''t wail the ll:ird birthday tor both itoy Laf\olay, and Bud C~eHshaw !list weekeiid. The • eeiebration was sehedlded for thll' new bam of Forest and Mary Thorpe, but heavy raina .·.

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· keys for his prediction. The Cricket main powerllouse of Lincoln County, predicts a very Interesting time at Capitan was not a good game. Capitan Friday Night. The news commends Corona's Coach,

In a nutshell, only In Lincoln County Mel Root, for his courage of conviction would we find the kind of honor that is In insisting that the game was too theherltageofthewest. What happened. lopsided. We at the NEWS were was that the Corona team lacks both predicting a G touehdawn victory and size and experience and were we felt In our hearts that It wO:. not concerned about the mis-match really fair ·to the playaer to subject between themselves and 'the them to tills kind or football Contest as powerhouse, Capitan. Day by Day as the first game elf the year. the Coach, Mel Root watched his The kida gat a view of true charges he became more concerned sportsmanship on the part of both since he was sending 130 pound tackles Corona and Capitan, and we are glad

. against 200 pound tackles and he .that these teams rcipresent Lincoln . honestly Celt the inevitable drubing County. • . • that his team would take would not be healthy both mentally and physically to his team. He communicated with Capitan Tuesday and the upshat is that the Capitan team has made a schdule change In tile Friday Night ga_me and agreed to play Corona Saturday at 1 :30p.m. In Capitan with their Junior Varsity Team. The way It

. stands now Is that Capitan will not be at home this Friday, instead, they will trayelto Cloudcroft Cor a game Friday at 7;30p.m. with the Hilitoppers. The Cricket predicts a two touchdown ·· victory for the Tigers, even though they are facing the at home team. In other changes, Capitan has added Texaco to their schedule on October 13th.

Now to the other Lincoln County m"atcp, Carrizozo in Ruidoso. The cricket knaws that Ruidoso Is picked to be heavy favo~ites, but is not convmced. Carrizozo has a heritage of winning the tough ones. Tha Cricket predicts one touchdown eltherway, whoever scores first will probably win.

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Fans will remember 'I'exaco as having a boy named Turner, Number 42, ran the ball 57 times against Corona for 280 yards.

. . totted 'the paa:ty to stay 'Ill. Catl'lzozo wheri! •II had a .Jiood time. VlaiiOt'tl ~ame ~ame lrom al tar away as Alabama <Chuck Va1111, t..-leltl to be at

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Just a reminder, the Lincoln County News football contest will start next wed<. Contestants will pick up the entry blanks at the supporting advertisers and have to pick the eJ<act score of each week's game to win $25. Advertisers wlll have the cards by Monday aild the game lor n~xt ·week will be the Carrizo:.o • Tatum match.

the Grn .. Roots Country, featurlilg Glen EIIIICIII, j.lllle Templetoll, Jael:l RlehardiCin, Paul· Plno, and Mike SWiekllrd,

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ever shat In Lincoln County, dressed outat over 400 pounds, ,

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Thehuntlng)arty eonslatedof J,T., Tioddy, Randy, and Richard Crawford, Ted and Gary Lemaster, Bud, Bobby Dan, and Kenneth Crenshaw, Arvll, Benn,y, and Robert Runnels, and' D.D. Ledford.

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Reh:abilitatio:ri-Is More Than· A Word At Camp Sierra Blanca . .

Letter to the Editor De<>r Edi!Qr: The following article is an

expression or thdeelings from the men at Camp Sierra Blanca. This an adult_ ~ RehabUltatlon Center and we want­everyone to knaw we are proud or our camp and the steps that are taken here to return us to society. I write the article but It el<presses tbe feelings of many. Too many times articles are written showing only the bad side of correctional facilities and especially inmates: and we sincerely hope you will print this one showing soine of the good we can do.

' We extend you a sincere irtvitati()n to visit our camp to see our programs. Just corttact our Administrator, Mr. E. B. Gutierrez, to let him know when yo\1 want to come.

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Write or .call: ·' Mr. E.B. Gutierrez, Camp Sierra

Blanca, Box 68, Ft. Stanton, NM 88323. Telephone 354·2250.

· Rehabilitatioil is a word used often ar<i.li!ld correctional facilities,. but all to o!ten has no real meanirlg. This Is not the ease at Camp Sierra Blanca. Under Mr. E:.a. Gutierrez, the Administrator, this word has come to mean the mahl step·in re-establishing a .marl baek into society. Mllny programs to blend men with the Cree i<QClety are in use• Over sixty jiel'Cent of the men are on work ·release and mor¢ are approved eveey week. The camp has a softbali team what wort the All ··American League In Ruidoso llfld BUiToli!ldlhll teilllill come . in .to play on mlllly different oooasions

•btinging ·their fl'tniliea a!ld friends. These games are 11n the order of an

. open hoUse. lnntates and civilians meet · and milt as friends should. · We hear a lot abtlut the stall at Other tac:iiltles but · outataff doe&Sl't brag,,they just do the!( job arid a little more. o Mr. Monrrealand

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encouraged by Mr. Gutierrez. Several men .from .the _Camp .brute recently_· joined the American Contract Bridge League and go to Ruidoso to play bridge there. This group already has several men Improving their bridge in order to be added to the team. Working with two excellent cast workers, a library has been established and is gr.owing rapidly. These two case workers, Evelyn Genta and Lee Onsrud, work very hard to help every man In any program for self improvement with both giving hours of personal time to ·help men with personal problems. While many correetlonal people talk a lot about rehabilitation, we feel that for a real good look at it in action they should take a close look at Camp Sietl'a Blanca. Working with 'a staff and administrator who are more a friend than. correctional

Happy 102nd.Birthday Mollie .Bosh!!

Congratulations to ' Lincoln County's Mollie Bosh: Mollie celebrated her 102nd Sirthday In the lovely hOme of her granddaughter· and husband, Mr. . an Mrs. Raymond Rue, Alamogordo. Hostesses tor Mollie's bir\hday party September ai"d were het'dllugbter, Mrs. Delrothy Lee, granddaughter Margie Rue, ~nd grandson's wife, Shirley Ll!e. Mollie was beautiful in a red .dress with a white roB!! blld corsage. She has received :i . congratulation Birthday cards from ~esldentll of the United StAtes, one when she-was UlO years old from Gerald :Ford iind the last 2 y~ars }~m Jilnmle Cart!31'. Mollie lovea pretty eariltlllnd.she did r!lcel\le many,

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.. tanley •nd Elsie i<irk. Everyone. ill!joyed delicous cilke iind pillk and' green p!Jllch. · . , I ·

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Congratulations to Dare Chamberlin and Abbey Baldinell ·on their recent marriage September 2. Many years of happiness.

The Capitan Forest Service crews were called out on two fires in the Capitan Mountains that was caused by lightning last week.

During the electric storm Jast week c!l}e lightning hit· the Wood Craftsman

· '!Shop. It burned out all of the wiring and melted everything inside the· breaker box while they were at work. Ther.efore they are not able to work until the wiring is redone. They are open for business on all of tHeir finished Items and merchandise they carry. ·

A lot of EMT peop!e headed by Dr. David Rouleau will be going to Cloudcroft for the 150 mile National Motor Cycle race to help at the check points in case of any accident. This is the first time Emergency Medical Technicians have volunteered to assist Motor Cycle Club with their services at a race.

Mr. ·and ·Mrs. and

Strickland and two daughters and their .son Mr. 1111d Mrs. Jimmy Wright and Klberly attended the Kidd. family

. reunion in the President's Park in Carlsbad, Labar Day weekend.

Cell Annaratone left via prane from El Paso August 25 to attend her family reunion in Salem, South Dakota and returned September 2.

The Nazarene Church held a picnic dinner after church last Sunday honoring Rev. and Mrs. Garth Hyde and two·daughters at the Gil Peters picnic grounds. He preached the sermon in the pulpit Sunday morning.

The Lincoln County Fair was a success as usual. All of the exhibits were excellent. All of the livestock and fowls were excellent. I enjoyed all or It and again seeing so many people.lt was a joy.

Mrs. Billy Clark fell last Friday night and broke her leg and now is in the medjcal center in Roswell. Underwent surgery Tuesday morning August 30. I do wish her a good recovery. .

Mary Fritz Johnson, who had been with her daughter and family in Washi~gton State just three days psssed away quieUy Saturday morning August 26. · Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sharp and family or Radium Springs, N.M. bvisited Eltha Merrell last week ..

Winifred Cozzens honored Rev. and Mrs. Garth Hyde with a dinner at her home last Saturday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Engelking went to the bedside of his mother who was In the hospital in San Angelo, Texas f"riday night thru Monday.

Guests of lllr. and Mrs. Hap Allen last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Taft of Jal.

Wayne and Lenita Langford and family of Roswell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Strickland and family last Saturday and Sunday.

An Avon Sales meeting was· held at the Library in Ruidoso by our District, Manager Evelyn Ford and her husband Charlie, August 24. Those who attended were Joan and Don Means, Janet Tate. Nola Kerby, Janie. Lester, Maxine Howell, Linda Eamello and Margaret Rench. Much is always learned and we do enjoy those meetings.

Sally Tolbert· and two sons Terry and Trent spent last weekend in

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Raymond Sanchez' on fourih street and are remodeling it. Looks great,

I love to see all of these changes in our town. So many new people are joining us. 'We like that.

The report is that we have a larger enrollment in our school than ever. The lunches are great.

Halleck Kingston of Tularosa who was visiting his son Mr.· and Mrs. Edward . Kingston in Graham; Washington. Had be~n there just . one

• week when he psssed 'away quieUy in his sleep Thursday, Augst 24. He was brought to Alamogordo and funeral services were held and he was laid to rest by the side .or his. wife Wednesday, ~g~t~ . .

His brother • Paul Kingston or Phoenix, Arizona and his son Halleck l<ingston or l'.A>s Vegas, Nevpda came to Capitan Tuesday to let us know. ..

Trina Ramos left via plane from Albuquerque recent·IJI to Miami, Florida to a Rival for rive days and enjoyed it V(ll'y much and returned last week •

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was. Tues<!ay, ll9. wish you m•tny more such joyous years togeth~r.

Happy birthday to Frank English Sr. on the Bonita. Augst 24. Beverly ~ayne .September 9 and .Bud Payne September 10. UtUe Mathew McVeigh who was two years old September l. To each one or you my great and happiest birthday wishes from my heart for many more years.

Melissa Coffman, Lorene Ferguson and Winifred Cozzens went to Tularosa last Tuesday. ,

Rev. and Mrs. Garth Hyde and two daughters of Missoula, Montana spent several day in . Capitan visiUng his friends. This was his childhood home and we all did enjoy their visit.

Mr. arid Mrs. Raymond Burkes of El Reno, Oklahoma arrived Aug~t 18 and psrked' their trailer home on South Fork Camp at South Fork to enjoy their vacation on the Bonita and visit friends until September 5. I did appre~iate their visit at my home with me for a few hours today. Raymond grew. up here and loves to meet his old friends. He comes every summer. ltls father is burled at the Ft. Stanton cemetery and he tokes good care or that grave and is working to have that cemetery taken care of as It should be and has been promised that they will start at pnce. Cattle did get in their and did much damage. Tombstones have Callen and graves sunk in. Surely there Is someone who has loved ones there will help Raymond pull ror this to be taken care of. I do admire him 'for that. He took pictures and the facts show therein. Its time fOU take notice.

Thank you. both for a your nice visit and do come again.

Mickel Krause son or Mr. and Mrs. Norman Renfi'o nf Capitan and· Tina Stevens daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Stevens of Albuquerque were united in~ marriage in San Diego, Cali£ornia July 28, 1978.

She is employed at Masters Hosts Inn in San Diego. She is formerly from Albuquerque and attended the Lubbock Christian College there.

Mickel is in the Navy and is stationed in San Diego. · Bec,ky Renfro who has spent this

summer with her parents and working here returned last week to Albuquerque to take ,up her studies again at the

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a dance at the Carrizozo Cowitr.y Club on Saturday, September 2nd. The music Was by tl!e "Travelilr' Country Men" from Alamogordo. The dance was a .

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Four New· at Corona

Teachers· Schools·

School began in Corqna August 22, with the teachers working 11'\ugust 2Hn pre)iaration 'f1,1r the students. New teachers for the 1978·79 sch(l(>l year

· include Ms. Louise Mueller, Ms. Billie Lindsey, Mr. Jim Jenkins and the new !ligh sphool principal, Mr. Bit) Stowe:

. Ms. Louise Mueller graduated from University of New Mel<ico, in Dec. of · 1977. She majored in Special Education-_ Art Education. ShQ will be the Resource Room Teacher - aidipg students in additional work in Reading, Math, W~itlng, and any other areas of need. She will also begin . teaching

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expectation . -- High students- work and of ·Individual program to maximize learning in students. Miss Mueller 'came to Corona, because she wanted to teach in a highly ·personalized atmosphere, In a rural ·setting. Ml Mueller is single. ·

Ms. Billie Lindsey graduated from . the University of Texas, In Austin. She majored In Physic~! Education and Health, She taught in GaJUna, ·New Mel.(lco for one year. Her ' teaching duties are Physical Ed.· K-12, Health 7-12. She is also teaching 8th grade " Language. Her.Education Philosophy is the acquistion or knowledge & skill to survive In this rapidlY changing world. She came to Corona beci\USe she -wanted to teach in a small ranching community In the wide open spacel.i or the Land oC Enchantment. Ms Lindsey Ia single,

Mr. Jim Jenkins graduated from Eastern New Mexico University, May, 1978. He has had no previous experience in Public Schools. He was an Instructor for .'7 years in the,Milltary. He will be teaching Title I Program, he hopes to

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Mr. Bill Stowe has a Masters in · Education from Eastern New Mexico Uniyersity. Before Mr. Stowe came to ~rona, he taught" for three years in

'"'Dolores, Colorado and four years in New Mexico. He will be

. Business Math, and· yet duty that Mr. Stowe has is half·tlme High

. School Principal. His education philosophy is each student should be provided the op]Xlrtunity to learn at his

. or her own rate.• He came to Corona beccause Corona offered the opportunity to enter ·Into school administration in a school system where academic education Is the number one goal of· the school. Mr. Stowe and his wife, Sharon, have two children, Shelly in the seventh grade and Stephanie in thu firth grade. ·

El Rancho Well Drilling

Domestic Wells Drilled & Cleaned 2 Miles East of Carrizozo- US380

Ph. 648-2420 • AlbertZan1ora Financing Available Bk. A

WESTERN' OFFICE EQUIPMENT

O~FICE SUPPLIES - MACHINES Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345

Area Code 1505) 257-2088-257-2089

Sierra Blanca By Gary Myers

Gary Myers, a native.of Oklahoma, moved .

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In Commemoration 'of our bank's 25th About the Artist

Anniversary·, we'commissioned artist, Gary to Ruidoso in 1975 to pursue his career as · painter and scuiptor. ·.

Myers, to paint tw.o beautiful versions of . An artist of.National reputation, Myers has.

Sierra Blanca.· These painting~ were then shown twice· In the National Cowboy Hall sent to Phoenix ofFa~e and in numerous professional

into f~_rie color Lithographs in order that we .. E.. . . tliroughou~ the Southwest and ' · urope·,

may offer them for sale to our fri.ends and He is represented by ~evera1 fine Galleries, customers. . including Saddleback of Los Angeles,

We ~re proud to offer these signed and .. Kes·sler of Sag Diego, Frank-Wood Gallery · · · - · in Houston, and The Bear. Claw of Ruidoso. numbered pr.nts~ in a.limited quantity, to

Myers' upcoming exhibits include,

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and love our mountain too .

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. J11bn Jiron, Pat Jiron a"~ G~g!! . S!il1ll! Wi:J'e In 1."1! V"l!"~~· Neva!~!! · · Aug!!$~' .

hmne or 1\fr, and 1\frs: was ll!elr aun~ lro!n

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. '1Mdo8o. Forty Senior Citl~ell$ fr.o~n Uwh

~topped at the Four- Winds ·rece,.tly for lunch, Alice Wt'igl)t stopped to -chat with the group for !!While. . .

· Silnta,Rita parishioners held their mo111illy pot-luck supper A\lgl!!lt ~ Ill Fr!!d Chavez Park, 'Ole green elille dishes were terrific, Beatrice Bellran an~ Si~ter Jan joined th11 bubble g\Ull contest. Josle Vega and Mrs. Jesus Verdugo ·can run pretty fast with three air fqied inner tubes. Mr. an~ )l-lrs. Kevin W11lff and family and a family friend attended the pot-luck. .

Mr. Kevin Wolff is a Wood carver. He bBS a . shop: in 'Ruidoso. A Lincoln County News ·issue 5-18-78 carried an article abo1,1t hlm-'Wood Carving, Most Enjoyable Hobby.' · His. chess sets depict America In the past. " George A. Silnch~ Sr. and his wife

_Jessie were In town last week from Las Cruces. Their soil George is scheduled to playwilil La Familia Bronze de Las Cruces for Tami Ortiz's 'QUincenlera'

-on September- 16 (fifteenth birthday party -celebrat111n).

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Fenter on September I, Rev. David Bergs officiated at tlie Mass of thanksgiving 111 Santa Rita Catholic Ch!lfeh. The Quinceniera !CyndJJ w11s accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~arl Fenter and her 'God-parents

CAPITAN CONST. CO. REMODELLING

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A Bowl of Activities •

from. Nogal - by Robie Burk

A ilasb of Humor! and wi~oml ·eonversatiorr between A!l!lm and

Eve· must have been difficult at tim~ Iiley had nobody to talk pbout,

. Love looks through a telescope; envy, fhrough a microscilpe.

As If we could kiU time without injuring etemlly! .

Tact is the art of recognizing when to be big !IDd when not to belittle.

The Wishbone will never replace the backbone

A Hint for Fun? Hire a Bus-invl!e your friends to

show up In jeans-take sack lunches-alid • go for a long ride-singing playing

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lee cubes with a twist of orange or • lemon peel Inside or a cherry, any kind,

ripe fresh ones Included make a cold drink look cooler. Ice cubes made of fruit juices are good in cold drinks. - Add a small bay leaf !IDd a pinch or thyme when cooking green beall$·and butter.

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Nogal! II

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-. N!IDcy Guek is a :v.oung and

beautiful !noliler of two elilldren ~d a li!JI'¥ at the Carrirozo Health Cen~. She is married to Tom Guck who works with tile Forestry Servjee •• We in Nogal are proud of the whole family. But on this dsy we are especially proud of Nancy because she was selected out of ll50 applie!IDts to train at the University of Utah to -become a Physicians Assist!IDI in a 1\ledix program. This is a very gre11t honot and we congr11lulate her. _

Nancy teUs me that we also have a very speliial l11b technician Dr, Nelson In Ca,rri~ozo.

general Jab work, alld. both· say that our new Dr. is ~uper to work for besides being a good Dr.

Molly has a delightful pPrty In her i'P-11nd-daugbter's hqme in Alamogordo. Some of liler favorite friends dldp 't get to col)la to the party, but Mrs. Stearns and Johnson Stearns dld get to go. The friends who didn't get to come send their Jove !IDd best wishes for another one next year •

Bye· Now, RGb!e •

Mary -Fritz Johnson-

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Mary was bom July 28, 1898 to Heney -!IDd Maude Fritz pioneers, Lincoln County residents. When Mary was stiU In grade seheol In 1913 the Lincoln COunty High School was at Capitan. Carrlrozo had a 4 year high scliooJ, Coron11 a 2 year, Aneho a 2year and White Oaks a one year. At that time .. even the term lengths of some Lincoln County schools was limited.

While Mr. Manfre was Carrizozo School Superintendent, Mary served the Carrlzcn.o school$ as Secretary and trtumed to teaching in 1943 and retired in 1961 43 years after she slllrted tesching.

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When. was the last time your chimney was clean?

The soot and creosote that accumulates In YOUl' chimney hang& there like a time bomb waiting for that cbsnee spark to Ignite lt.

The 'chimney fire spewa burning· balls of fire out the chimney onto your roof and yard.

A am aU crack in your chimney due to settling or thermal shock Ia' aU a -chimney fire needs to enter your borne.

Iii a Fire MarshpJI's survey of 8 Northem states, I out of every 20 fii'O!I were the direct result of chimney fireS.

FOR PEACE OF MIND · · .. ---- - CALl THE SWEEP

257-2618

•Serving the Southweot Since 1977•

ln 1913 the teachers for Uncoln County's 1723 students were paid. $17,286.85 an average of $61 per month per- teacher.

Mary started h~r teaching career at Lincoln after receiving her teacher's certificate in Silver City. ·

In 1925 Mary was elected County School Superintendent and was re­elected to a second term.

While in CarrizoZo as County School ·Superintendent Mary met Pete John~n. a Deputy Sheriff who was a member of another pioneer Lincoln County family .and there were married in April, 1929. Pete had served In the Army_jtl Fr!ID.,.,_ancl Germany durin_g_

· World War 1 and was well known 11nd respected in Uneoln County. His father, Peter M. Johnson had been a trusted forman or the Bar w Ranch and his ability in the capacity was unexcelled.

Pete and Mary had one daughter Emily Ann·Wbo was bom 1933. Emily Ann is now Mrs. Gerald King of lsawuah, Washington and has' three children.

BAND STUDENTS Have .your band lnstrumen.ts repaired NO·W

.. don't )'/Bit until school starts. . Bring _it to Ruidoso Mus~ for -

repairs and accessor~es

RUIDOSO MUSIC· Across from White's Auto In 'llpper' Ruldoso

~ Phone 257~4913- ·- . - .

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·United 'i'ltree blocks south of the 'smokey Sear Restaurant. Morning worship at 9:00.

I AND IN CARRIZO%()( utiOUfl 0 Street• (across from l~e lllgh School.) 'Morning worship at 11:00 .. . .

"Swnding in the center streqm of Christian spirituality and doctrine, . 'Joyal heirs to all that Cs bestin the Christian past." ·

-Ail IICts<niS, without regard ~o race, cillor, national orlglll, or eeono c11ndltion, ate eligible to attetu( our worship-services, parilclpaU In OUJ<--1 11rograiilil, and, when they take-the appropriate vaws, .(b. he admitted l11to · . mir hll!inbershlp. · · ·

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lady It should J>e noted that Mary played' a 'very great part in the adv!IDcement of the Lincoln County School System. Her inoonse loyalty to her family and to the people of Lincoln County will· be long remembered.

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Montes, Clyde CtanweJI, San~y · Cranwell Tim 1"rocter, Helena Baker. In- front, Tina Procter, Verliq Posey, _ Becky Washburn, and Colleen Finley, .

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_To say my note is overdue? My banker - ·

. And·who sends 'back my ch'eck again Stamped 'No Funds' in his 9houlish den-­The. saddest words. of tongue or pen?

My banker

Who is it, when my notes fall due, When cotn is· scarce and friends are few, Who says; 'Oh, yes,. yo_u c;:i'!,n r.E:new'?

- My banker .

Of all my friends beneath the sun Who,. think you, is the only one • Who never says, 'It can't be done~'?

· My banker

When times are hard and days are black, When care sits heavy .on my back, Who is it furn.ishes the jack:?

My banker .

Now I've been wicked and l~ve been ·weak, And I've been dumb in the hour to speak, And I've spol<ehigh when I should ha'been dumb And missed my chances for martyrdom. And I've been foolish and I've been fond. But when I come to the Great Beyond, When Peter grumbles, !Now, who are you?

· And why do you th-Ink I should let you through?' . J'll cock my hatandl'H-blinRmye.yes,.

And I 'II say, 'I never was good or wise, And I can't think up any likely lies, But brace yourself for a great surprise; Under the sun here is something new, So open your gates and let me through-­The first who ever was grateful to

A banker.'

EUGENE MANLOVE RHODES

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Evening Post, a cowboy and great writer he was a familiar figure in the TUlarosa Basin and these parts around the tum or the century. llilodes €any on m the San Andreas being named after him.

-Eugene Manlove Rhodes, author or

"1be Proud Sheriff"~ ••The Bar Cross Man" and many <!ther stories of Western lore also contributed to national p:ublie'ations like The Saturday . . .

' 'Citizens §tate Bank has served the people of Lincoln County through droughts and depression and the good times, v.:e will continue to try and metit your continued support. ·

+++our Bartk i~_p,roud to salute all of those good folks that made the Lincoln County Fair·a rousing success in 1978. Nobpdy, but nobody has as good a fait as LINCOLN COUNTY.

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SWINE Breeding Swine

GOt: V...-JlnPosey, Hondo, First; Verlin Posey, Hondo, Second. Junior Market Swine, Breeding Swine, Ughtwelght: Billy LaMay, Carrizozq, First; Todd Proctor, Lincoln, ·s~ond; Becky WashbW'II,.Corona, Third; Philip Payne, Carrizozo, Fourth; sandy CranweU, Hondo, Fiftll; Billy LaMay, Carrizozn, sixth; Lynn Gallacher, Carriznzo, Seventh. Medium--weight-:- · Carrizozo, First, CHAMPION; Stephen Payne, Carriznzo, Becohd;'l'im Procior,Lincoln, Third; Altlna Proctor, Lincoln Fourth; Lisa CantreU, Carrizozo, Fifth. Heavy· Weight: Becky Washburn Cor9na, First, CHAMPION; Todd Proctor, I,.incoln, ·Second; Sandy Cranwell,. Hondo, Third; Brian Wilmeth, Carriznzo, Fourth; Stephen Payne,_ Carrizozo, Fifth.

JUNIOR MARKET STEERS

Lightweight: Tonya Tubbs, Corona, First; Tonya Tubt?s, Corona, Second; Steve Copeland, Corona, Thim; Steve Copeland, Corona, Fourth; John Parker, Capitan, •Fifth.

Heavyweight: Clyde Cranwell, Hondo, First, . GRAND CHAMPION; Clyde Cranwell, Hondo, Second, RESERVE CHAMPION; sandy Cra'nweiJ, Hondo, Thiro; SandyCranweU, Hondo, FC>urth; John Parker, Capitan, Fifth. Cow 3 years & older with ealf at side: Jim Cooper, Tinnie, First, CHAMPION. Heifer over 2 and under 3: Candy

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CLOTIIING

Mix & Match· Blouae, shirt or vest and pants: Dorelia Blll'ehett, HondC>, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico State Fair. . Blouae or Veot & Skirt: Melissa sanchez, Hondo, .Red, Chosen for Eastem New Mexico State Fair; Kim Payne, Carrizozo, White: Debbie Gallacher, Carrizozo, White. JumpBuil: AOI)ette Candelaria, Hondo, Red. Street LengtH Dress, school or casual: Lisa Crenshaw, Carrizozo, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico State Fair. Jumpsuit: Allee Booky, Hondo, Blue, Ch- for 11ew Mexico State Fair. Tw.,.plece Co-ordinated outfit: Debbie Gallacher, Carrizozo, /Red; Debbie Gallacl!er, Carrizozo, White. Tw.,.plece Co-ordianted Outfit, casual: Debbie Gallacher, CaiTizozo, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico State Fair. Two-piece Cooordlitated Outfit, dres•· up: Delia Kimbrell, Hondo, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico State Fair. Dress of at least G5 percent wool: Alice Booky, Hondo, Blue, Chosen for Eastern New Mexico State Fair; Delia Kimbrell, Hondo, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico State Fair. Coat, street length or long <wooll: Ramona Kimbrell, Hondo, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico State Fair. Article of 4·H 'ers Choice: Lisa Crenshaw, Carrizozo, Blue.

FIBERCRAFT

Embroidery • Miele lor self or home using yam: Lacine Garrett, Capitan, Red. Article for self or home using embroidery floss: Ramona Kimbrell, Hondo, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico State Fair; Delia Kimbrell, Hondn Red, Chosen for Eastern New Mexico State

BdUold .J.eathereraU by Iote~ec!late ~ Sl!l!!ti!n, 8ed; Tony Ma!'uhez, Ft.· AnY Other Milcli•; I.ls11' Crell~haw:' ~':~ • SMP~Yedow W•i\; li.: p9ds: • i::P!IIUiiS!lllond; Rny_flor\im, Clipitag, Membel'll• SeiUI Mullis, Lilleoln, Blue,. Bt~wlnn,. White; Jael<i<:~ Priebe, Ft., Carrizozo, anue, · CIIO$en ff)~ New Vic . · Shaq~, ·. nndo, First, ·.· ir<k. ·· . · . · · . .· Ch- for New J\;l;exi<:!l State Fair; Stanto!l, White; E~!W M!t~rs, Ft.' Mexi\!0 .. ·.stllte Fl!ir; Mon11 Pa)'nj!, . Peppers;, Cblli.., P<lbbie BY!'Ii, Capitan, Mike Clirtisa, Carrlzoto, Red. Stlu!to", While. Cl!rrlllozo, Blue, Cho$en for New Jle.,.., V!ekiSilaql\ J{o.,do;Fiht: Mrl!l' First; Ger11ld . M!i.,tes <Y!Illo

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Jlelt • l.<iatb!lrcraft by ..llllllor Members'. Mex!CC)· State Fair; .·Renita Tl'\ljdlo, . .J!lll. McCartY, Ruidoso, S®!mll; Jack . Pepp(!rs)~ San P11tricio, ).l'il-~tl P~bb e · · •• 11-10: Steve Cf)peland, Corona, ~)l!e. "' Capitan, Jllue, Chos8!1 fo~ New M!rldco. .•. McCarral; CapitiUl, Third: . Sharoll" . · llyr!l, (YeJl!jJV; Peppers), Capit!!-n, Jlelt • ~athereraft by·$$nl11r Members:. . FOOd St!Jte Fliir; . Stephen PIIYile, Ga.-,.iz~, · . l.elcl!w(»'th; . CapitBI),, Fou®; , Gl't'ald Sel!Ond; Weilldprf's Ranchitode Bonito, · Joe Curtiss, CarrlzQzo,Biue, Chosen for NUtriticm Rlld, Chosen tnr Ji:astem New ).llexleo . · · Monte.!;, Sal) •P11trl~io, Fiftll . · .. · .. 'Jl!lndo, S~(ll)di Mrs. Bill McCarty, New Mexii'Q Stata Fair; Claudia Jon~'&, &.ate Fpir;' · · .' ' · Rllidoso, 'l'hi!'li; S!al•lliy Pew, Capitan, Capitan, Bhte, ChQSen for Estei-!1 New • · • · Collf!<;Uo":Tony Allred, Capitan, Red. Bro~eoll: Ml's. Bill ;McCarty, Rulduso, Fuurth; ~y llorton, Capitall, Fiftll. Mellico State F~Ir; Cl11udla Jon~'&, Plain 'tw:uftlnes: ,ShannJi_!!,,....Bl'azll, Pll!hiUnJt~ .• Water~olor: Yvonne Firs~. · ' PePJle'~;- Gre~p, Small, l'unge,~ Calli tan, Rl!d; · Matt . ,Ferguson, CaPitan, .. Biu\1, Chosen flir i'lew M~lcn ·Mo.,l!!a,.Capitan, Red; Renlta Trujillo; . ' Type ~ Peooie Byr!l, Capitan, First; Carriznzo, R¢. State ·Fl!lr; Glend!t B!loh'll', Capitan, CapitBI),'~; T(ll):f. ~ell. capitan, C111bbage: W!lmdorf's. Ranchito <le • Sha.K:On .I.etchworth, C~pltan, Second; · Coin ~e • Leath.ereraft by dunlor BStlautee, ChF.

11osenlr·,· .!.O:..~~sBtemu.rch~ewtt', MH_··oex_._ndl~.oo, R!!Ct; 'J'(JI)y Allred, (Japlta", White.. Bonito, Hilnd!!, First: "Mr~.· ~ill Ted.Ciement'l, Picactio, Third; Rcmnil:

Members-1o; Steve (;opeland, Corona, ,..~v•.,. Cluon:118h Olan pale B!loher, Capitan, M<:Cnty, Ruidoso, First; !>baron Joiller, Capitan, Follfth,: . Blue, ChQ6en· for New Me~ico Stale ·Red; MlasY JnllBII, 'Capitan, Red; White; .. . . ·. . . . · ·. . Letcl!worth, Capitan,,Seeond: T,helnia C~eri'yPeppers-H.L.'~AiiceTraylor,

David cB!Ilf! Rhonda Mo., toy a, Capitan, Red; An-Y-Whet Paln_tlng:_R(ll)nii>,Montes, 'Stj1phens,_capitan,_!lllird: Jeapette._-· l,;Capit!III,-F!ir-st;,..Debhie.-B)'l'<,f,Gapitan", --;--. "'" --j Sta"' Sll11t111arle LliRue, capitan, IU!ll. CaP,itan, Red; Angie Trujillo, C!ipltan, Smoot, Capit!in, Fol!rih: · Gl!raJd Second; · · · · ··

Fair; John Parker, Capitan, Red;. Tortillas: Rhondl! Montoya, Capitan, Whltll. . . Montes, San Patricio, .Fifth. . Peppers, Yellow, smaU, pun1.ent type~ · Audrey Joiner, Capitan, Red; Colleen Blue. , Models. Cars &. Trucks: Johnny Bob · Sharon Letchworth, Capitan,. First. Finley, Ruidoso, Red. Sweet Milk Biscuits: Sltllllnop Brizll, Stearns, Nogal, Blue, Chosen for Nmy Cantall)up: Geralcl Montes, San Potatou • Irish White -Agnes Jones lf.ey Case, ~athercr11fl by Junior Capit'an, Bllte,,Chosen foi'New Mexico · Me>dc(l State Fair. Patrieio; fit's!. · • Nogal, First, "' Members 9·10: Lynn L11mbert, Stille Fair; Doretln 8urch~tt, Qondo, · Johnny Bob Steams, Nogl!l, Blue, '· PotaiOe$ ·Red·- H,L, «.Alice Tray)or, Clauncl!, J;llqe, Chosen for New Mexico Red, Cho~en for Eastern New MexiC!)· Ch- for Jil!isleril New Mexico State CaOTois • wltho~t tops; Jack McCarral, Capitan, First. · State Fair; Kenny · Ctenshi!,W, ·State Fair; Missy Jon~'&, Capitan, Red; Fllir; Grant Dean, Capitan, Red'; Ci'PitiiJI, First; Tennise l-etchworth, Potatoes - Irish Russett ..; Weindorf's Carriznzo, Blue, Chosen .. for EIIBtem Barbara Armstrong, Corona, White. RC>dney Montoya, C!ipltan, ·White; Capitan, S~ond; · Weind(lrf's Ranchito Ranchito de Bonito,, Hondo, First; Bill New Mexico State Falr; Lynn Lambert, Com Bread Squares; !'4llisy Jot:es, Rodn"y Mo"!C>ya, Caplt!in, Whjte; ,de Bt;mito, Hon do, Third: Agl)es Jones, · · McCarty, Ruidoso, Second •. Claunch, Blue; Colleen Finley, Capitan, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico Grant Dean, Capitan, White; Rhonda Nogal; Fourth; H.L.& Alice· Traylor, l'uonpkln- Troy Stone, Capitan, First; Ruidoso, Red,· · State Fair; ShaOI)on Bra~il, CaPitan, .Montoy11, Capitan, White; ·Rhonda Capit~.JFi!th· · Tr!icY StOne, Capltan, Second; AgQes Key Case- ~;<e11thercrart by Red, Chosen for Eastern New Mexico Montoya, Capitarr, White, Jones, Nogal, Third; Ronnie Hammett. Intermediate Members: Rodl)ey State Fair; Rhonda Montoya, Capitan; Any Olbl!r Model: Gr11nt I;l@a!I~--'-·-;Cu'!'be~r~, Pickling: Je&_f!.etle Smoot, _ .. _.Cllllilan ... F01ll:tb; Xeooise.Letcb,wo .. rotub.,., __ ~ Montoya, Red, Clrosen for Eastern New · White.: Capitan, Red. • Ca~t11n, First: Gerald Montes, San Capital!,. Fifth. M I S Coo'·ies·. Barbara Armstrollg, P · i.. Se d R d' h R d Glob t · J tt ex co tate Fair; " " .a IC o, con . a as es • e e YPe - eane e Knife Sheath, Leathereraft · by Junior Corona, Blue, Chosen for. Ne\1( Mexl~o · 0 P j:; N D I V IS I 0 N Smoot, Capitan, First.; Agni'S Jones, Members &-10: John Parker, Capitan, State Fair;, ShaOI)on Brazil, Capitan, Cucumbers, Sllcillg: Roy Horton, Nogal, Seco!Jd; (lerald Montes, ·San Blue, Choseri for New Mexico State Red, Chose" for Eastern New Mexico HORTICUL TU~E Capitan, First: Jack .McCarral, , Plltricio, Thl!'\i. · Fair, . State Fair; Missy Jones, Capitan, Red. DEPARTMENT Capitan, Second: 'Geral~ Montes, San • Radishes • White' leicle type -J\nlfe Sheath • Leathercraft by 'k ~af bf one loaf nutbread: Tiffany Nogal, Fourth; Shllfon Letchworth, 'Weindorf's Ranchito de Borilto, Hondo, Intermediate Members: Rodney Huey, Capitan, Blue, Chosen for')llew Apples • Red DeUckoll&: Weindorf's Capitan, Fifth. First; Agnes Jon~'&, Nogal, Second. Mon•ft"ya, Capitan, Red·, Mike Cu. rtiss, Mexico State Fair; Audrey Joiner, . " Rhubarb~ Thelma"Stephens, Capitan,

"" 1 Ch. r E Ranclllto de Bonito, Hondo, Fir•t ,. Carri.~ft, 'Red. .. ./ Capitan, B ue, osen or astern New " Garlic• H L •· Al:''ce Traylor Capitan First .. . ~~ r · M 1 Stat Fa' T ya Tubbs Apples· Any Other Variety: Weindorf's ' " ·" • ' h d ,. Watehband • Lealhercrafl liy JUlllor e~ co e tr; on . • First: Agnes Jones, Nogal, Second. · Mustard - Vicki S arp, Hon o, Firs •. · C Bl · s b s It · 1 Ranclllto de Bonito, Hondo, First Members 9-10: David Schear, Capitan, orona, ue; a ra u erne er, • Squash • Acorn - David Parker, Blue, Chosen ·for New Mexico State · Corona,. Blue. . Grapes • Any Variety: Welndorf's Lettuce, Leaf.: Debbie Bud, Capitan, Capitan, First; Claude Peterson, F11ir; LyOI) Lambert, Claunch, Blue, 1•'k" sqUJJre bro>wnlea: Shelly Eldridge, First:· Roy Horton, Capitan,· Second: Ruidoso, Second; Alllles Jones, Nogal, Chosen for Eastern·New Me~ico State Capitan, Blue, Chosen fcir New Mex,ico Rancl!ito de Bonito, Hondo, First Agni'S Jones, Nogal, 'I'hiro 'Thll'di Welndorf's Ranchito de Bonito, F I State Fair; Audrey Joiner, Capitan, .. ,.....,... .... .....,,.....,....mr.;;..--'---,.,'"-""'-"'·~·-----------o·Hon"-Fou~~~ebbm-Byrtt-e.....o-tamr.--~--J 'f.'a~r·~:-=-:._-.,====•~-;;:::-;:-:::---lf.a=-cii~;k-'i.;ii'i;¥iil~ii~fiit.-~~-~PeRIII;'V"-Cilng Varlelles: LOuise .,....,- · • "' • u ·~ • "'"" • :-Handbag • Lealhercrafl by" Senior Red, ChOsen Cor Eastern New Mexico J In . ... nd F' t Okra: Weindort's Ran~hito- de Bonito, Fifth. Members: Claudia. Jones, Capitan, State Fair; TiffiiJlY HueyjCapitaJI, Red, . 0 er, "'0 0

' :rs Hondo, First: Leo Joiller, Hondo, Sqush ·Banana- Weinc:kirf's Ranchito Blue, Chosen 'or New Me•ico State .'k Loaf of Applesauce Bread: Tlffanr · Second: ·Plink Cooner, Ti.nnle, Third. de Bonito, Hondo, First. · .

'' h 1 · 1 Cho. • N' Peaches • Freestone: Weindorf's ~-Fair. Huey, Cap tan, B ue, sen .or ew Squash • Spaghetll - Vicki Sharp, Lad~'s Clutch Purse·. Leathercrafl by Mexico State Fair; Shelly Eldridge, Rancl!lto de Bonito, Hondo, First: Onions • Green: H.I;. & Allee Traylor Hondo, First. ' ea It Bl Ch f E te N LC>uise Jolnl'l', Hondo, Second. Junior Member 11-10: Colleen Finl.ey, P an, ue, osen or as rn ew Capitan, First: Agnes Jon~'&, Nogal, Squash • Summer Yellow - Brenda

M I St t F I Sh a Mulli Pecans • Unshelled: Buster Smoot, · Ruidii6o, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico ex co a e a r; e n s, · Second: Gerald Montes, San Patricio, Copeland, Claunch, First; Ted Li In Red · · Capitan, First State Fair. nco • • · Third. fiement'I,Plcacho, Secolld; Weindorf's Any Arllele • Lealhercrafl by Junior On.,.IayerPialnCake <Unfrosted): Kim ., Hanchito de .Bonito, ·Hondn, Third;

Pa Carri~:Pzo White Prune Plumbs: Louise· Joiner, Hondo, Jd Members &-10: Steve Copeland; Corona, yne, • • · First: Welndorf's Ranchito de Bonito, , , Onions • White: AgQes Jon~'&, Nogal,. Gera · Montes, San Patricio, Fourtb; Biue,IChosen New Mexico State Fair; Plain Yeast Rolls: Yvollne Jones, Hondo, Second •

1 First: Sharon ~tchworth, Capitan, Mrs. BUI McCarty, Ruidoso, Fifth.

LyOI) Lambert, Clauncl!, Blue, Chosen Capitan, Red. Second. Grey Zueehlnl - Vieki Shaq~, Hondo,, . for Eastern New Mexico State Fair·, Sweet Rolls: Yvonne Jones, Capitan, First. -

Red Cho ' E t N M 1 o Any Other Fruit: Weindorf's Rancl!ito Colleen Finely, Ruidaso, Red; Mary • sen .or as ern ew ex c • Onions • Red: Jack McCarral, Squash-Zucchlni-GeraldMontes,San Carrl red Fair de Bonlto, ·Hondn, First: Agnes, Nogal, Capitan, First. • P tri 1 ""-t W ind f' R hit d .Jane Ferguson, zozo, • · "---d a c o, ~ .uD ; e or s anc o e

I I th b Lo~f of Plain White Yeast Bred: """"'' • ., Bonlt H do "·- d M Sill Any Other M1 c e • Lea ererafl y • o, on • ...,on ; rs. Intermediate Membe~: Glynn Story, Yvonne Jones, Capitan, Blue, Chosen · Peas, Blacl<eyed, Fresh: Debbie Byrd, McCarty, Ruidoso, Third; Debbje Capitan, Chosen for New Mexico State for New Mexico State Fair. · GARDEN P R 0 D U C E Capitan, Fir~t: Leo Joiner, Hondo, By_rd, Capitan, Fourth; Jack 1\fcCarral, Fair. Loaf of Bran. Ye

1 ast Bred: Yvonne Second. Capitan, Filth. • ,

Any Other Article • Leathercrafl by Jones, Capitan, B ue, Chosen for New Sweet Com - Agnes Jones, Nogal, Mexico State Fair Jleans • Snap In Pods: Mrs. BIIJ Green Peas: Agnes Jones, Nogal, •- H li 1 ea 1 Senior Members: Claudia Jones, · McCarty, Ruidoso, First: Agi)I'S Jones, F .... t; .L. & A ce Tray or,. p tan,

Capitan, Blue, Chosen for New Me~Ico ttome Living' II Capitan, SecOnd; Gerald Montes, San First. Second; ftoOI)Je·Joiner, Capitan, Third; State Fair; Joe Curtiss, Carrizozo, blue, Patricio, Third, Vicki Sharp, Hondo Peppers • Bell _ Jeanette Smoot, 'Thelma Stephens, Capitan, Fourth. Chosen for Eastern New Mexico State & Fun With 4-H Fourth: Charlie Cooper, Tinnie, Flftll. Capitan, First; ~bbie Byrd, Fair.

Junior Vegetables

Beets: Rodney Dean, Capitan, Blue; Debbie Gallacher, Carrizozo, Red; Missy Jones, Qjpltan, White. Carrots: Debbie Gallacher, CaiTiZOZ<!, Blue; Ronald Joiner, Capitan, Red;

· Missy Jones, Capitan, white. Cauliflower: Cathleen Stnry, Capitan, blue. Chill Peppers: Ronald Joiner, Capitan, Blue; Debbie Gallacher, Carrizozo, Blue; Debbie Gallacher, Carrizozo, Blue; Ronald Joiner, Capitan, Red; 1\larie Lubb, Capitan, Red. cueumbers: Debbie Gallacher, Carizozo, Blue; Missy Jon~'&, Capitan, Blue; Tammy Dean, Capitan1 Red; Candle Trujillo, Capitan, Red; Debbie­Gallacher, Carrlzoro, White; Gray Gallacl!er, Carrizozo, White. Lettuce, Leaf: Cathleen Story, Capitan, Blue. Radishes: lllarie Lubb, Capitan, Blue. String Beans: Cathleeen Story, Capitan, Blue; Missy Jonesf Capitan. Red; Debbie Gallacher, Car izozo, White; Marie Lubb, Capitan, Blue <Pinto Beans); Tony Allred, Capitan, Red, (Pinto Beans). Tomato~'&: Missy Jones, Capitan, Red; Cathleen Story,'Capitan, Blue.

Tole Bag C>r Boy•s·Coin Purse: Missy Jones, Capitan, Blue, Selected for New Mexico State Fair; Colleen Finley, Ruid~; Red, Selected Cor Eastern New Mexico State Fair. No-Bake Cookies: Colleen Finley, Ruidoso, Blue. Blouse• Renita TrujUio, Capitan, Blue, Selected for New Mexico State Fair; Kim Payne, Carrizozo, Red, Sleeted for Eastern New Mexico State Fair; Rhonda Montoya, Capitan, Red; Colleen Finley, Ruidoso, White. Slmpi,.Shlrt• Laclne Garrett, Capitan, Blue, Sleeted tor New Mexico Staate Fair; 1\.lissy Jones, Capitan, Red, Selected for Eastern New Mexico Fair; Rhonda Montnya, Capitan, Red; CoUeen Finley, Ruidoso, Red, Poncho: Angie TrujUio, Capitan, Blue,

· Chosen fpr New Mexico State Fair. CC>bbler•s Apron: Colleen Finley, Ruidoso, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico State Fair; Audrey Joiner, Capitan, Red, Chosen for Eastern New Mexico .Sfate Fair; Denise Marlin1 Carrizozo, White.

Woodcraft

Slicing Board: Gus Allred, Capitan, Red, Chosen for Eastern New Mexico State Fair, Any Other: Gus Allred, Cilpitan, Red, Chosen tor Eastern New Mexico State Fair.

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-~"'11air; Delia Kimbrell, Hondo, Red; Sabra Sultemeier, Corona, White; Ba.rbaril Annstrong, Corona, Red; Tammy ~ultemeier, 'Co_rona, Red; Tiffany Huey, Capitan, White; Alice Booky, Hondo, White; LyOI) Lambert, Claunch, ·White; Shannon Byrd, Corona, Red. Weaving· Artide using finger weaving: Angie Trujillo, Capitan, Blue, Chosen for New Mexico State Fair.

Summer Squash' Leroy Thompson, Ft. Stanton, Blue'; Jackie Priobe, Ft. Stanton, Blue; Tony Martinez, Ft. StantOn, Blue; Shirley Fordham, Ft ..

, Stanton, Red; David Delgado, Ft. ' Stanton, Red; Ester Myers, Ft. David Schear, Capitan, Blue, Chosen

for New Mexico State Fair: Desn SChear, Capitan, Blue, Chosen lor Eastern New Mexico State Fair;

·Chriiltetta Chavez, Carritozo, Red; Lisa Crenshaw, Carrizozo, Red; Kenny Cr&!lshaw, Carrizozo, White.

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LEAmERCRAFT

Comb Case .. Leathercraft by Junior Members 9-10: Lynn Lambert, Claunch,

. Blue, Ch- for New Mexico State Fair; John P11rker, Capitan, Blue, Chilsen for Eastern New Mexico State Fair; David Schear, Capltllll, Red; Mary JJJile FergllSOn, Carrizozo, Red. Bool<niarker • ~albetetafl by Senior Members: Mary Jane ~erguson, Carrizozo, Red. Bllltold • Leatbercraft by Junior 'Members &'•10: Lynn LaMbert, Clauncl!', Blue, Olosen fnr New Mexico State Fair; Steve Copeland, Corona, Ch- for Eastern New Mexico State Fair.

Stanton, Red; Gordon Saggly, Ft. Stanton, .White; Tirnmy Shanta, Ft. Stanton, White. Summer _squash: Debbie Gallacher, Carrizozo, Red; Mi~y Jones, Capiian,. White; Ronald Joiner, Capitan, White; Missy Jones, capitan, Blue, (Balillnal; Missy Jones, Capitan, Slue, <Acoml; Missy Jones, Capitan, Slue, <Pattison); Debbie Gallacher, Carri~ozo, Red, (AcOrn). . Tunilps: Missy Jones, Capitan, Red. Sweet Cam' Easter Mohla, Ft. Stanton, Blue; Rickie Boyd, Ft. Stanton, Blue; Rony Allred, Capitan, Blue; Tammy Dean, Capitan, Red; Rn:V Philpott, Ft . Stanton, Red; Jil Jo Apodaca, Ft. Stanton, Red; Jopie NaJar, Ft. Stanton, Red; Rnllllld Joiner, Capitan, White. Any Olhl!l' Vegetable:' Mls&y Jellies, Capitan, Blue; Tammy Dean, (Japitan, Blue; l>ebble Galiacher, Carrizozo, Slue, . _.... Zucchini Sq~&h: Bnbby Smith, Ft. Stanton, ·Blue; Ester Mahler, Ft. Stanton, Blue; ·. Jilnmy Stanta, Ft. Stanton, Slue; Leroy Thompson, Ft.

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- . La.-o'r·-Day Weekentf 1978 ·* A REC.ORD Es'r ABLISHED. FC>F~ THE MOST WACiERED ON. A SINGL'E RACE

* OVER A MU .. tJON ·DOLLARS WAG'EREO. IN'-ASING'LE.DAY

* THE LARGEST SINGLE PURSE IN.RACIN:G HISTORY • • • • • ' • • > •• ' - ' ' -

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• • • DlckAJWap slot by· a >ilim IJOSC. . .J<'~ank M.e.rriii of Purcell, Okla., anit

~;,~~§~~~~:~~~~N.M~. ~--~·M;~OC!~n~~La~r~k-c~:;~~M;§oon~~Lar~k~-~cl~o~ck~e~r.l~-~~h~e~~di~s~ta~n~c~e~i~n-~-charles Weik of San Antonio, collected · start in Monday's . 21.84 seconds, . was considered ..

.. . ·-remaining order of Futurity at· <><uwu•u · then as A tailwind blowing. finish, with purse money earned: 4th--continued to pour it on and flashoed !1> a Here are the mutuel payoffs: Moon Vespera, '$58,500; 5th--Oh Shlnct,

Wagering on the All-American $2:!6,404, which was

c ~le~ko . The high was set at $22U:ll82 in the '76 All-American

three-quarter-len!lth victory. Lark, $5,6!!, $3.20, $3.40; ·Osage Juana, ' $46,250; .6th--Genlleinens Feat~rll. Th I h I d - - : $6.40, $4.80; Holme Maid, $9.40, $43,750; 7th--Boonania, $41,250; -Bth··

e co I au ed own the richest Osage Juana is trained by Larry Flying Passem, $40,000; 9th--Super ~rize in racing history-$437,5~. Sharp for Thomas H. Ballenger of · Soudd Charge, $37,500.

In the.proeess, be put' the fiolshi_ng Thousand Oaks, Calif. The filly ea'r"'ed Copa!!Jitli was: scratched; but !ouches on one qf the great Cinderella $177,500. Holme Maid, the property of earned $3s;ooo ponethelcss. _

<won by Ileal Windt. .· The totailtandlc for ~londay's 12·

race ~eason~closing .program was $1.020.3:!8, se~ond best in Huidoso hisiory. Tiw top murk of $t .. O:J8,99S was set- with a I:J·rnc£' pi'Ogram on l;abor

. Day of 1976. Storie$ in racing. Moon Lark is owned by the brothers, P11ul and James Ho\\!ard, and their nephew, ·sam Howard. At the s\art or the season, the trio barely had ~nough to make ends

Moon Lark Wln_s 178 A/1-America·n Futurity

nwM IUGIIT TO LEFT, Jockey ·Jackie -:\Jartin 'kneeling> Moon Lark, su·m Jluwurd. owner, Paul. ·1 •• James. O\-\'lu••·. :\lrs. AI Uosu. i\lr. AI Rosa,

president Uuldoso Downs. Moon •Lark . earned U37,500.00 for his owners.

. n·alncd ltrJack W. Brooks;Time-21,84 ·lieeonds.

Bui Moon Lark began paying oft right from the start or his running career, He went into the AU-American with a record of four wins and second from five star~s. good for winnings of $75,668 .

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Thursday Feature Race Ruidoso Downs, N.M.··Scott's

CoJJrtship continued his dominance over the thre<!-year·old division at Ruidoso Downs by rolling to. a haU· length win in Thursday's Roadrunner Stakes at· Ruidoso Downs.

The colt, ridden by Dale Irion, made it two stakes in a row by holding orr the persistent One llold Scout in the final strides. '

Two. weeks age, Scoll's Courtship grabbed the season·s juiciest three-­year-old plum with an 11-1 longshot score in the $23,250 Ruidosi> Thoroughbred Derby.

Friday Feature Race Ruidoso Downs, N.M.-5avalli1ah

Lark slipped through on the rail and 011ercame favored Ned Hanger in the final strides for an upset win in Friday's 'llrigand Handicap at Ruidoso Downs.

savannah Lark ended the 870-yArd dash with a neck lead artd collecied $6,630 out of the $11 ,050 purse.

_ The winner was piloted by Richard Bickel .for Majcolm S. Major Jr. ol Magdalena, N.M. Backers of Savannah Lark _C!Oilected $40.40, $10.60, $G.6o.

Savannah Lark was clocked fn 45.54 seconds. Ned flange!' returned $3.60.ind $3.40. Hopeful journey made up much terrain at the· end to take third, returning $6.20.

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Jackie Martin who qualified three horses for the Ali·Ametlcan grand

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sam Howard, who served as MOC!n Lark's trainer {Qr the first part or the season, hails from Coppell, Texas !near

• Ft. Worth!. Paul's hometown is Ada, Okla. James Is from Oklahoma City.

sam, 'Zl, drives a truck for a.llvlng. James works In the stockyards In Oklahoma Clty. Paul says he trains horses.

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of Pan 0 Lan, came Oylng out or the ·gate In the Labor Day classic. But the colt was closely hounded by the 8·5 . favorite, Vespero. On the other side, he was getting a stiff run from the 3Q-J outsider, Holme Maid.

MOONLAitK DIUVI-:S to win lhc 1978 •\11·•\mcrlcnrt••oturily and n U37,SOO.OO JJUrs~'for llsuwnt'rs.l'aul L: James and . .

Sam.Uoward of t•opp~ll, Texas. Jackie Martin was up. Jaek \\'. llrooks, the trainrr.nu~ time 21 :S-t seconds •

For a couple of strides, Jockey Keith Asmussen really had Vespero In high gear, and the gelding-owner of the third-best qualifying time-api>eared to snare the lead. At around the halfway poil\1 of the 44Q-yard route. Vespero began gliding Inward. lie got close to Moon Lark, but the two didn't makq contact.

At about the time Vespero was starting that Inward slide, l\loon Lark was really beginning to tire. As the fleld thWldered down to the wire,ll!oon Lark

. began to get the upper hand. Vesper~> gave every lndlcatlon or having run himself out, and began to fade. But Moon Lark picked up more strength with each stride. In the final dozen strides or so, he was clearly In command. and galillng with each jump.

Osage Juana, the top qualifier handled by Bill1fayes, was out or tit in the early going, but launched a tremendous bid in the middle of the track t,~nd was moving powerfully at the end. Still, with all that closing kick, she never threatened the winner.

Around Corona lfolme Maid, ridden by Danny

Cardoza on the rail, also had a lot of octane at the end. The filly, who was a late supplemental nominee to the All­American at cost or $15,000, was truing her best throughout and showed no inclination to quit. But she was unable to hold oft Osage Juana in the last desperate jump and missed the place

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Jaek Allen Davidson and Walter great grandson, Cameron Sidwell. Garfield left late Friday on a vacation Ray E. Cox, San Antonio. Texas trip that will take them to Nashville, retired Air Force lllajor. was in Corona Tenn. for two days recPntly, trying to local<!

Rex Dial has received his orders family graves with the intention or and the family will lpave for IncPiand erecting . markers. Any information September 12. regarding unmarked graves will bP

Mr. and Mrs. Butch Taylor were eppreciated by Charlie Wade. here from ENMU to spend the weekend • Annette · Root. 1978 graduate of with the Bill Kllgores. Corona High. School, is enrolled at

• Carol· 1\fcCabe returned to Western Kentucky University, Bowling Albuquerque Saturday after spending a few days with Mrs. Walter Bryan.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rovey were here from Phoonlx for the weekend with his niece, Mrs. Bill Bryan and Mr, Bryan. _

August was a busy month for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Erramouspe whO spent. a week in Salt Lake City where they attended the National Uam Sale and bought a trailerload of fine wool rams. They were in. Roswell for· the" New Mexico ram sale and In Capitan for the Lincoln Courtly Fair.

Mrs. Michael Parry left Wednesday by plane from Albuquerque for her home in Salt Lake City alter ten days. with her mother, Mrs. Claude Foster, here.

Mrs. Jacinto Flores had as guests . Monday and Tuesday of last week her daughter, Mrs. Ramon <Betty} _Rae!, Mr. Rael and theil' 'two children, Alfred . and carolina, ot Llts Vegas-, Neveda. The Raels were on vacation and visited his parents in Vaughn and i>ther la111ily members in Albuquerque.

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lllrs. W.T. Tyree Jr. and :llrs. Jesse Wade were in Alamogordo l\Jonday and Tuesday of last week and spent lh~ night with Mrs. Harry Bryan.

\Vord!i cannot express our gralitude for the m'any kindnesses shown in our hour ot n~ed. You love and support gave us strength to carry on alter the Joss of our !Iennie. May God bless all of you.

· Jim IJryan and Family

Mary Ri~h Real Estate

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9:J Sf.lttions of i!eeded ranch_ land in Central New Mexico. Excellent grass, water, and lmpro_vements. 4.5 mi11ion dollars.

• UIO acrt>s of beautiful WClOded

laild above White Oaks adjoining forest. $GOo an acre. Good llnanclng.

• 1 2 bt-droom adobe with many

extras. .complett>ly remodeled, $:!0,000.

We wanl to sell your house • List with uin

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Jl\dge, gall!>plpg. over a soggy turf, !landlcap event of t!le Ruidoso season, .. · 'cam"' 111 t!lird, adv;mclng weU .on the ~ck, " · · . . . encountered · nl! problems whatever off~ a Pllrse of $111;725, Pleas11re inside. The g.eldi11g earne!l $1,972 arid , But tlle !at margin dissolved while knockil!g off Sl!nday's Rl!idosil Ridge coUecte!l $11 ,83~ on behalf of his ~id $4.80. quickly·. 811d Pleasl!rli! JUdge,' ·moving Mile, owner,. 1!111 Game .Racing Stable and • I ·well oq Ill<! far outside, WIJS in control ·

Thing~ feU· into place neatly as Steve Jernigan of B~que, N.M. · . 'lbe tans· had a 111\rd time deciding w!len h.e 'tume!l for home. Fr~em!ln M. PI\!!ISUr!!- Ridge, ridden by Walter Pleasure Ridge clocke!l the mile in· on 11 favorite, bl!t finally gave the hopor ·citc!!!d hor$es · to ·!!ngage Pleasure Hodges, allowed a pair offront•runners a respectable 1 ;42 $·,5 seconds, to Bradley's Ii;l!llumera. Hli packed • Ridg~ at mi!l-stretch; but to no II Vall. to enjoy some brief golry. • condlderjng !he wt~t conditillns, and · od!ls of j(ls~ over H ~nd fol!llci himself Strate Miss made his move on t!le !'all,

Bllt when it came time .f<>r seriotl>l return¢ $14.8(1, $6.40 .. The six- . hooked in a fl'llDt•ri!Qning duel with. the sav'ing groi!Qd, bl!t was more than three

_· ~~;jo~~k~.'1J:;~.i:~:~ur~e~lR~!~~~g:~e~:~~iJd~ed;;i~n~to~th~.e~~y~eiiiar~1l~ld~pack~e~d~. t!l~e~~~~~~~-.. ~-. -c.~~~~~·~-·~ .. ~;;to~ .. ~~~~on~o~r~.~~~A~··~· th~e~t~w~o~~~~· -~J~'~i~~~~~~~~~-o~_u:.~~o~(~th:e~p~la:c~e~s~p.~ot~w:h~. e~P.~h~e~h~i~t-h•tter held bini off easilY. to win by ,.. ' Freeman M piloted by St a t • ' lilt lilt lilt half lengt!l. Dolphl!s, earne!l ~,339 for second. ~e .~ "T' 'T'

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banded hls two·year-old competition at Ruidoso Downs one more d~eat. and t!le trouncing produced a winner's purse of $63,225.

'rhe 4l}.,.Jength win came in Satur • day's $127,950 Ruidoso 'rhoroughbre!l Futl!rity.

'rhe rairt-drenclted track didn't bother Pocket Coin in the least as he went thnill!gh his familiar act with perfection. 'rhe colt,. ridden by.Charles M11eUer, jumped into t!le early lead, opene!l up at willm and cruised down to the wire without having been. put to pressure.

'rhe rain-drenched track didn't bother Pocket Coin in the least as he went t!lrough his familiar act with perfectioh. Tbe colt, ridden by Charles Mueller, jumped into t!le early lead, opene!l up at will, and cruised down to the wire Without having been put to, pressure.

Tbe victory was • Pocket Coin's seventh ot the meeting aqd swelled his career income up to $162,525-Whlch makes him the richest tow·year-old thoro!Jghbre!l in Southwest history.

l'<lcket Cqln is owned by Melvin and Ernest Riggs of Ft. Stockton, Texas. He returite!l $2.60, $)!.40, $2.20. Wagering on t!le Futurity was a hefty $10~,071. Pocket Coin is Trained by ·Michael WelCh. ' ..

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Super Great in '78 •

•SUPER ... STAHS Jose Feliciano -Kenny Ragen * Anacani- Charley Pride >t Ronnie Milsap - oon Williams

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grocery prices we have a new team of Price Watchers. Their job Is to go from store to store In your town checking our coinpelition's prices to make f!UrE!, you save storewide at PIGGLY WIGGLY. And meet Penny The Price Watcher.

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Cut Green Beans 16oz.cans .• Dellcate, Tendl!r '

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Spinach 0.1 Monk picks only lh<l finell, top quallly wgotoblet; odds It$ own •peclol Muonlngo lo nature's gooc~..,.. Now, VOU con buy thr•• cons of one or ony combination of lh<loe grtat 0.1 Monte fawrtlcs lot only 89•.

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RESIDENTAL OR COMMERCIAL SALESandREPAIRS.

Jesse English License No. 11200

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1974 Honda K4 750cc Motorcycle. Very gOod condition . low mileage Call 648-2333 ' • tfn ·

For Sale: '73 and '74 Ford pickups, >,oz ·and "'• ton. Also fiber-glass camper sheils $375.00 each. 648-2515. tfn

Skinners lnsulatio!'l -Ruidoso, N.M. 257-4275

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Hclp WB!IIed: Part-time cook

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Boy kin Real-Estate

16-Acre trac~. 4 miles east of Carrizozo on Highway 380. 4-foot net wire fence, irrigation well, windmill, several pine trees. Terms.

FOR SALR: UD 236 diesel engine and Berkley 900 gpmCentrifical Pump 12 years old, both good condition. Contact Lincoln Acequia Water Users, Howard Abercrombie, Lincoln, N.M. ·

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. Charfes F, Dickerson

P~: Boxl61· Fair Acres, N.M. 88033

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The Southwest Health Care CQrp. and .the Ruidoso Hondo Valley Hospital Auxiliary are spon$orlrig a seminar on Death and Dying. A panel discussion will address "Is Death Necessary?""

Dr. Don Donsack, Psychiatrist with the New Mexico Cancer- Control Program will speak as weil as local Ruldoso Miniswrs.

, September 12, 1978 • Tuesday at 1 p.m. thru 4 p.m;; "First Presbyterian Church; Church Road, Ruldoso, N.M.

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LINCOLN COUNTY • NEW MEXICO Tvi~!..'FTH JUPI.CJAL. DI-$TRIC:T

CHIL.DR_EN.1!?- OIVISfON ~ "'

IN RE: A.DO_PTION Of MICHELLI': LYNN MI.RANOA.-.. 41 ~:hlld

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StATE ·oF NEW MEXICO TO: . PERRY Ll;~

WITNESS MV HAND AND SEAL OF THE DISTRICT.COURUHIS•JBth DAY OF August. 1978.

·5· MargQ Lindsay Dlstrll;::f Court Clerlr.

Fln.t published In the Llnc:oln County News Augu5t 74, 1971; last pj.~biiShed S~ptember 14, 1978.

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QFLIN(:QLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO:.

IN T_HE MATTER·OF THE ESTATE. OF JIM HARl.AN.SMIT·H, PECEASED. No. 145-t

N.OTICE '(0 CRf!DITO~S ..,

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Personal Repre$~nta11ve P.D: Box 16\$­

Ruidoso, Nt:w MC!'~Ico&B3.-s

·' ... t'. MRS. MA,!t~ t'i\UQI,!NE FIJLLRl!.

Mfs, Caroline _ Fuller. ao. She was a former of

Organiza~i~nal Meeting of · ·Cowbells Well Attended

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the site of the organizational meeting Door prizes were· given for the for the newest Cowbell local in New ·following categories: Youngest !leer Mel!ico. TWenty seven ladle$ attended Eater • Kurt Tyree, age almost 3:

IN THE DISTRICT couRT • the meeting on August 29th wilich J.,ongest In Bee( Industry - Geraldine LINCOLN COUNTY. NEW MEXICO . included: an address by the state Perkins; lSI one IO meeting • Pet

.. TWEI..FTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT· CHILDREN'S.DIVISION . Cowbell president, Wilma F,ulgbam of Davidson: Tallest Cowbclle • Kay

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• ·TEXAS-GIIr-G&MPAN¥-urgenUy- _ IIUHE MATT»IUlE.T>tE AgoP.it.o>L.~ _ --------ClQ.'\'!.l!..._Jnstalla1ion_J>f~.!?..ffi_(J.@!.S_b_y ___ c.__Sultemei~.r;_,ll_!J.P!:!.esU7!>wi:!!!Jl!l-=-.!!!1J.!.Y •. __ ·l. ed M F 40 f te t d OF JACKlE DUONNE·HUFFMDN.. ·. 'Mar!!aret CoUins, 1st State Cowbelles Russel; J..ongest Distance Traveled to .

ne. s person • over ?r pro c e minor child. · cAuse No. 5g.12.78 Vice President, and Cowbell Creed and Meeting • Betty Russel & Mq~ell Nunn lnauatrlal sales territory. No closing.prayer by Ruth. Wilson,. Stale (38 mlleill; Newst Residents: Cheryl relocation. AAA·l firm established NOTICE OF PENDENCVOP sutT Cowbelles Chaplain. Hijtsley, .Mary Michals, Mozc!l Nunn:

WANTED 200 Nature Yucca Plants. You price 'em. we dig 'em.

G.W. llrandt. Box473 !Ioise Cit)'. Ok. 13833

$250.00 Per Week for mailing commission circulars at home. . Immediate income. No Experience requlred. For guaranteed details, send $1.00 and o stamped, self - addressed envelope to: BUSINESS ENTERPRISE P.O. Box 455 Ruston, !A>uisiana 71270. 6tc

II you need A.A., we need you. Friday nile 8 p.m. Carriwzo ·Rural Electric Coop.

Thank You --The family of Mary Johnson would like to express their appreciation. to. the many people who were so kind and thodghtful in our time of sorrow.

Thank You So Much

I want to' thank 'my friends, neighbors and relatives for their prayers and Rowers and concern while I was in the hospital. Speciai thanks to Father Dave for the beautlful Mass said for my health requested by my parents.

VIrginia Samora

,FOR SALE -Ut~ad)' to move into. Almost' new double wide mobile home on 3 or & loto In lllghland Addition.

-~·umlshed. rtfrlgerated air, 3· bdrm •• :! baths, washtr 6 dryer.

-<'ali Car~lzo~ 6111-28.15.

AUCTION Antique, (1asslc,

Spedallnterest Cars September 23rd & 24th

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since 1933• Liberal C!ommlsslons. THE STATE oF New MEXIco TO. BOBBY ZANE The name Crown Cowbelles was Most Beef Eating Grandchildren -Leta Opportuni~y for .11dvancement. For MILLER ' chosen because this club represents the Sharp. & Junaita Owen t 13 each I: pe"!'onal mtervicw write P. K. Fox, Notlcel•hertb)'glvenotthepeno:cncrl~thu~bOvr: Corona area and ucorona" is the Exotic Breed Start!ng Stock <Cow Southwestern Petroleum, Box 78)1 Ft. ontllled DIStrict Court .. tho ..... coplloned ectlon Spanish word ror crown. Cowbclles (eel Bellpepper & Bullpepperl - Charlene Worth Tx 76101 EOE Whe-rein Herbert Dupnne HuflmCM'l h•" tlltd his

• • • • • petition. tho .. I••• ot wlllch oetulon Is to termlnOTe tha~ beef Is a very Important star in the. Tyree; "Never Won Anything" Award-

* -your parental rtuht5 with respecl to nut minor. J•ckle crown of agriculture. ThC regular Denise Byyrd.

- .ouonn,MIIIer~ end wherel~ thll: adOpllon ol sefd minot • IS toVOht b'r' the Sll1d Herbert Dugnne Huffmon. Vou meeting Ume lor the Crown Cowbelles Those attending were: Juanita

, •• Defendent In llld tCtlon and unloss you efl;t~r Ill b th fi t Th d r th th s It I p l D id K t•

Legal Notices NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF ACTION

THE STATE OF NEW FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS·

MEXICO TO THE OR·' DESIGNATED

'THE FOLLOWING NAMED PCASONS. IFI LIVING• IF OECEA.SSO. THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS:

VfCTORIO DAVIS. VIC F DAVIS, b k a VIC E DAVIS, JAMES J. DOLAN~ ' MARIA COLAN, GEOAG£ CUAAY. FJIANK LESNETo ANNIE E. LESNeT. .(.OHN C, 'THORNTON. NEU.IE E. THORTON. JAMES KIBBEE,; ADA KIBBEE. JACOBO J ARAGON. a k 8 J.J ARAGON. IAENIA C. ARAGON. MANUEL AAAGON. R~FUOIO W. ARAGON.

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SCHOOL BOAAO OF THE. CAPITAN ·MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, LINCOLN

COUNTY • U SUCceucr to SChOol difoltiCt No • I • •

AHOUNKNOWNC'LAIMANTSOP INTEREST IN THE PREMISES ADVERSE TO THE PLAINTIFF.

GREETINGS~

you,-apptarancelnllldceusoonorberorothe51hday W e e rs urs ay o e mon . u erpe er, e av son. a JC ot oct0ber4- 1t71. Jud;e-mtnt will bo rend&red 1n s.ald ·The next meeting will.be September 7lh Sultemeier, Sandra Alfgrd. Johnnie ca~~n:0:~:!:~:J'~~=:~1iho Potnlo'ne-r•s attorney at 11:30 tt.m. at the home ot ~Lee Bond, Ruth Wilson, VerncJl Hightower, " Arehlo A. wllhom. P.o. ••• .... corruo••· New Sultemeler. The salad luncbeon will be Denise Byrd, Bennie Crls&f Katie Mwlti.J~T~~ tne Hon, Gt<t. L.tl Zlmmerm•n• District hosted by Joanne Washb\lm .and Kny Tracy, C.nroJ McConnel, Joanne JudD• ot th• 1'weltlh- Judlcltl Dl&trlct court or the Sultemeler. " ~ Washburn, Mary Michals. Cheryl ·StotooiNowMoxlco.ondtllesoototthoolwlcT Court ' Officers elected at the mectln" are: Hillsley, Char1ene_ Tyree, Juanita of LJncoln COuntv this 171h day of Avgust • A.O. 1P7J. f' &

President - Betty Ann Bell; 1st Vice Owen, Md'rle · Owel1, Betty Russel, MAt DO£. L1ndHV

Oislrlct Court Cltrk

Fltst putltlt.hld fn ihe Lincoln Cwnty News August 2A, "" "11• tast pubUlhfd Septtm~r 1•, ttll

NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF ACTION

TH& STATE OF NGW MI!XICO TO 'THE FOLLOWtHG NAMED QR DESIGNATED DEFENDANTS:

ELNA MAXINE WHITAKER~ THE FOLLOWING HAMED P&RSON, If'

LIVING: IF DECEASED, HIS UNKNOWN HEIRS~

FLOYD CHILDRESS.;

AND UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OF INTEREST IN THE PRIVAISE:S ADVERSE TO THE PLAIN1'1~FS.

ClREE'TINGS:

• YCPU &ndtach Of vov are taerttby nt:~Ufled that J.T.

President • Carol McConnel; 2nd VIce Mozcll Nunn, Kay Sultem'eier, Lee President Lee Sullemeler; Secretary • ·sultemeier, Geraldine Perkins, Lela Sandra Alford; Treasurer - Pet Sharp, Betty Ann Bell, Anna Jane Davidson; Reporter & Historian • Current, Tucumcari, Margaret Coiiii)S, Joanne Washburn; Parliamentarian • Tucumcari, Wilma Fulgham. Clovis. Katie Sultemeier.

Refreshments ineludlng punch, co!ree and cake were served after the meeting. The cake was decorated with brands or Lincoln County, "branded"

Corona Senior . Citizen N~ws

lllni:U:J s:::m &: Building Supply .

Corner of Hwys 60&41 Willard 384,•2732

Carrizozo Health ·Clinic

Legal Notices

You end eath of 'fGU are hereby nc>lilitd lhat Vincent• Z. GMcle, a-ka Beuff Garcia. as '"'•lnlilf, hU flied Ut ec.llora in the OiSttict t:curt Of Uncoln O>unty, New Med«t. OOC.kel No. C.V 172 71. DiviSion 11. .,.,"htnttn \'otl are named or designated u Dd.ndanli end Ydltt4in ttl• said Plairdlft U:•kS to ctlt.t1ft ccrutruc:tlve service cf ju'OCeU upcn pu.

'The oenerat Clbted Of said acticn Is the estat1tshment cf the Interests of the Plaintift in fee slm~te In ..-ad to the ~t'OClerJy dest:t'tied fn th• CCm~ielnt ift Sllid Callie agi!ltnst the .tdYf'tie claims Gf 1h• Orfemrants~ and htlf ot 1hem. ana- eve-rytJne­claJming by. thtovgfl. or unt:ftr them. and that the Oeftt\dants. -er'lde&tttOf tMm .. and ever,one ctaiming by, through. or under them. be barred and fotevel"

Witburn Slc'lcHer; Mary Allee Dodd.o Virginia Lueile Morrflo Chat'n T. S&ndfer; Viola Mae Kerr~ John F. s.ttdfttJ LetoY s.tldtttJ and Jchn F. ~dferand J.T. Wilborn Sandfer, ai Co- S:xtocutcrs Of lhe EStaJes 01 Wi111eJ. $8ndfer and KaUt Sand,er. &nih Deceased. as Pralntifit, have f.lttd an ac.tlon 1n the Dis.ttict court of Ltnco~n eoum,.. New Mexlta. Docket No. ev.110.1t, Dhl'~•ron 1. 'Nt\tteln ~u are ruurted Cllr designated e:s Oeftndatlls end ~erein the Mid Plainllfts see'k 10 oetatn O)ftt.fru(ffve service of fii'OCI!U- upon you.

The gen-tral ob(ect Of 5.!1icf .action is the Hfat11shm.ent cf th~ Interests of the PlaintiffS f-n fft slm~le In anc:~ to the propltf'fr described In the Co-m~tlatnt•nu1d cat.dttJiialnstin'f' adntndaims -of ltlt' Defendants. end each tU them. atld nervone c.t•ltntng by, tnroogh, or under' them • .and that the D..tendetlta.Md eadt cf u~em. •-nd everyone claimi-ng b'lo through, M tmMt lhllm, be barfed and forever !!Stopped frbm hevfrtg e~r c:l.l!limlrig- any lien tiPO"• or-any right, title ct" (nfernt fn o-r to thlt Uid rut atafe .ctv-Wsa to the Interests. of the- Plaintiffs. and that the tilfll!- of the Pta1ntlfls thereto in fee 'impfe be fOrevet' QUietfdandset af rnf.saldPf'OPt!rtvbl!tng that certain fand situate tn Unc.oln County. New Mextco. desCribed ... followS:

On August 29th a group of the Corona Senior Citizens went to Alamogordo for check ups with their doctor, shopping and busines!l. Making this trip this time were Rosa Sanchez, Mollie Aleriz, Mota· Vlck, Minnie Davenport, Ramalda Aleri%, Romanita Chavez, Bibiano Lucero, Erne Mulkey, Madgalena Stewart, and Verna Wherry. Everyone remem6er that September 4 Is our time lor our 11:30 p.m. dinner and fun night, and on September 11th is the day Cor our noon meal and crafts day. Everyone come. Alao on September 7th Mary Ellen Payne from Carrlww is coming up to give a Demonstration on Meals For The Golden Years. We will have a covered dish luncheon that that. Come to this

SCHEDULE lk THE DISTRICT COUR.TOP

l.INCOLN COUNTY. NEW MEXICO TWELFTH .JUDICIAL 01STRtCT

CHILDREN'S DIVISION

IN RE ADOPTION OF CAUSE NO SA-09 711

JASON WAYNE MORRIS, OORRAINE RENE MORRIS and ADRIAN LEE MORRIS. mlnnr Children

NOTICE OF PENDEIIICV OF SUIT

THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO EVERETT HADLEY

Oiv II

WAYNE

Notic~t Is hernv 9iven of thv pendency 1n lhR abOve enlilled o;suu:t court Ot the abOve ~aptlonrct action wn~eln Henry Lou MOrris. has filed his peti1icn, lhe oblect ot whl~h pelillon Is to terminate vour parental ri'Jhts with r.espect to the minor&, Jll$0n Wayne Hadley, Oorralne Rene HaCII~ anCI Adrian Lee Hadley. and wherein the adOption of said minors is SOVQhl by the said Henry Lou. Morris You are a Oetenctant In Hid action and ttnless you enter your appearance In said CiSll!oe on or before the 5th day of Oct~r, 1918. Judgement will be rendered in said cause against yOu by default

The namtl' and a'ddress of the Petitioner's attorney IS Arctlie A_ Wilham. P.O. Box S46-. Carrizozo, New Mexico 11301

WITNES5o lhe Hon ThOmas Sandll!naw. ·DislriCt Judge Df the Twelfth Judlcl8t Dislricr Court. Division It, ot the State or New Mb:ico, and the seat ot the Di!.trlct Court ot Lincoln Ccunty this 17th day of August, A D 1911_

• Margo E. Lindsay District Court Clerk

Flnt publiShed in the Lincoln County News August 2-t. 1918; last PUtlliShect St!op'lember t.-. 1918

IN THE DIST~ICT COURT OF

LINCOLN County, NEW MEXICO TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 1\11ARY FRITZ .JOHNSON, DECEASED. Cause No. PB-26.71

Division 1

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE 1-3, H~fU!l!Y .GIVEN thai the undersigned has been appointed P•rsonat Representative Of thiS Mlale. AU perSons having ~lalmt against this eState er-e requlrtid ttt present thtlr c:lelmt within two monft.s after the date of tfle first PUbtleatron Of thiS NGtlteor the C:laltni will be- foreever' bar'red. ClAims must be pr41!!Sentect either to the u~Jgned Personal ReprnentafiYe at U11 HiUsllf~e Dr,. se. ISUGuah. washington, 91021, or: flltd with the Olttrlct C011tt..

D~TEO: September t. 1978. s Emllv Johnson ICing

"•rsonal Representative Firat pUbll'$hecl In tfl,e- Lin~oln ccuntv News

Septembl'r 1~ J916. Last pubfished september 1.-, tfta.

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E\.ECT~ONNOTtC:S CARRIZOZO SOIL &WATER CONSE'RVA'tiON OIS'TRICT

Two an m¥ni!R ot land ly-lnu 'W'ilhin itte (artitctO Soil & water CCnutvalieft Ois.lrict .. in the ccuniies of Llnc.oinand SOcorro. in the State of New Mexico:

Nottce is hereby given that en th• 1st day Of Novembet, '971, at the' bout ct 8 00 p.m_ an efll!diCn wi11 behe:dtoelect one svpervisorct 1he C.srtitolo Soil &. Watet CGnser-valicn DiStrict in aecordance with the SOil Conhr'Yatlcn Distrh:t Law Cf the SJiile-.

• estOpped ttom'havfna cr tfalming eny lien ttJ)Cn.,or any right. 1llle c-r lnt-el"esl in or IO the said real es-tate ""erse- to thelnltte!ts of ille P.l.tiAiiff, and th.tt-tlle title of t~a PfatntiU thereto in tee slrnpfe lbe torever quieted end set et rest. said ptOperty being INt certain land Situate In Llnc.otn County. New Mexico. deSC:tibed as fOllOWS: '

All petsons,titru, Bndt:ctporiitions who shall Mid A tr.l!lt:l af land lyfnQI wilhin lhe S()UihWHf Quartet litre fO, or shall be in ~St!!Ufon ll!li. atly tand11ying of Section 21. T. 9 S .• R-'fJ6 E •• N.M.P.M_, and more within the C.rritozo SOil and Water COnsenr-ation patticul.l!lrly~ctescrlbed ollowt: Di!oltitf as owners, are- eligible to ii'Ote. Only Stl~h perscns. firms and corporations al"e eligible to voh~. Be<i~IMfng af 111 J)Oint whith rs ,s_ 32 degrees d-.. W., Poutno ptace tor theeTecliOn is. aft he sou C:ck\servafion l951,78'feet from the Eas.l Quat-tel' comer of $eetion 21, ServiCeOUJ~eintheLincalnCcu-ntyCotlrthouseAnnex T. 9 s., R. 16 E .• N.M.~.M .• thence ftQm po1nt of in Carritoto. begfnnlng S. 15 degt.ees 31' E .• 50.0 feet;: i~~;ence N. 32

E!llvlble vottors who cto not rete1v• a ballot irl thii' degrees •s• e •• 100.4 teet; thente S. 7A degrees W E., mall ma'y aPPlY in person of In wtmng to 51't!!rlhi9 lit.O fe'if, tCii HWY R·W MKK. 1298+5«J.A; fhifiCi Spencer. Elettion Superintendent. at C:Brrlzozo, New s. tl degrees 06' E •• 85.3 feet 10 the N.E. Cornef'J Me1dto tor i!lbSenree ballots. Eac:b aPI31iCant .feil" an .thence s. 31 dt!filrt!I!S 09~ w .... 36.0. teet to th~ s.E. abSentee ballOt shall l.li!ile his 11illtU~, r'e~•de~Ce, ~ t;otr'lef"J thtnce N. '1'1 degtees .CS' W., 215.9 teet t9 lhir location and acreage of land owned Cit' JJO!.!.M~. and s.w. corner; thence h.l2 degrees o~s• E .• 336.0 feet tO Interest therein. • . the-N.~. Corner, Which IS. tM paint of b~inning, and

!Willed tlallorsrbU'i.t be f)Oitrnarki.Ji! OQ or be~<;re corifatnlng 1.98 acres, more or IHii. Navembet 1, 1978.

CartltotoWafe-r&- Water Ceint:ervation District

w . .w. Gallflcher. Jr .• Chairman Dated l1sl day Of August. 1978.

First piJbll!.hec:l September 7. 1978 and published egarn OetOber 5, 1978.

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DISTRICi"tOURt Ol= LINCOLN COUNTY

STATE OF NEW MEXICO

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF , EDWARD G. CPATl FORTENBERRY, Deceaud

NOTICE OF HSARING ON P6i'IT10N FOR·

oRDER· FOR (OMf'LEfE ~ETTLEMENfOF E!:$TA'rll!

NO. PB-19·78 DTV. II

BY PERSONAL REPRESENtATIVE &tA1'E OP NEW 'ME)(tCO tO': Mary Elh1n

FDrtft'lbet'l')'., Jeanine Stanfield, Sherry il,ogenp Palliy Mafll;. •u unlmCWI'i 'h•Tri :af. Emvani_ .G. tn'J Pott*"betry, de~efi!Sec:l; and illr uriknown petsons ~talmlrq any Jien UpOriOt rlghJ, title Of ltitii!Cesf1ti Of to the Hfaie Of :&aid det:edt!nt.

NOTICE tS HERE&•{ GIVEN> flilit Mafv Etren FortenberrY hiS fiiH hetern a fielltlon for Order Df Compl•t• ~etllernenr of E!lfar~· by Personer Representative. · H4!81'1hli has been set to can·slder the pelltion on the'

21ih day bf September' 197! at \0:00 a.rn. h\ the LltiCQln Courtfv C:ourth0lr!e1 Carrltozo, New M~exrco.

DATED: AugUSt 2.C, 1978. • •· Marv enen Forten~;errv

First pl.lblished 1n the Llt~t:ohi County News $1tptemae'l"7, t91i. Last published sep1embel' 1.c~ 1918.

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YOIJ and each of .. you ate further noilfied tl'iat unleSS '(Ott enter 'fOUl' appearanca lr'i the Said cause on or befOre the Ath day Df october, 1978, iudgement wtn bt! rendered ~alnst vou and each of V<IU by defat.lt, tu'l'd the relief pf•yed tOr In the -compliillnt wilt btl granted.

The netne end post ot(lee address Of the attorney for ihe Platnllff Is as tallows; Bill G. Payne, PAYNE, MITCHELL&- WILSON. Ltd,, POSt Office Dr.awi'r' 39, Carrrzozo. New Mexico. 88301~

WITNESS my harid &rid the seal Of the Distriet Court or Llnc·otn couniv. New Mexico, on this 22nc1 diiV of Awust, i978.

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.. Marge) LiridUY

District Court Clerk

Ffr.St publisheCi In: the Llnt:aln County News AUguSt 1A, 1f11: fast PlibflShed septem{!et 14~ 1978.

AUTHOIIztD ACCUTAON' ...... OLIAUT't w•ttH tilP.AtliiNG ·f",~'2

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You and e~cti of ~u bre further notified that unless \'1)LI enter your apPearance In fhiJ •aid cllils.f Oil Oi" before the Ath daY Of OctOb~et. 1978, JUdgement Wilt be rendered agafnst You and e&Ch of you- bY defaUlt, and tht! rt!:llef ptayed fOr In- tne complaint wfl.l be !;~ranted.

The name and post ·atftt.e addr'I!!SA Of the aftornev fbrthe- P'l&frUiffi IS liS follOWS:: Bill G. P&Yne. PAVNE & MITCHELL~ PoSf OHtte Drawer 39, Cartl:i:Cito. Nt!!w MexiCO, liJOf, .

WI'TNESS· mv hand and sear Of the- otsttict court c; Lrncafn. Coui'd~.- New MexiCO, ·on thft 11th diy of Auvustt 197 •• ·

' co.c.:~eM..J Margo E'. Lll'idsav

District (Ciul"t Clerk • f;W .s. Jav t..esue. Def;ll.lty

First pubtrsbed In ihe uncorn c:ountv N'eWs Aogl.lst 2.4, 1t7i~ laSt publrsl'led Septel'rlber 14. \978. . .

Ranther·•s Beef' House Mii:£'1' l'itOCESSlliiG

., .GAME l'ROCJ;lsSIIIIG · . .-..:.~.oekerltentals-. .

2 Miles Erist oil 380 Pl;one 64•-2420

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PHONE 648-2317

Open· MondaY.,thru Friday 9:00AM to 5:00PM

Please call for appointment

Dr. Nelson off ternoons

Wednesday af·

-.too. The Corona Senior Citizens held

their l:lornino tournament Wednesday AUgust 30th at the Roberts Home. The following attended the tournament. PaUle Dishma, Leta Sharp, Bill Keelin, Gladys Keelin, Romalda Alb'es, Katie Merritt, Dell Roberts, Minnie Davenport, R,obin & Walter Pfeifter. PaUle Dlslmisn and BUI Keelin will represent Corona hi Carrizozo September 15th runner ups are Ramaida Alirez and Katie Merritt. The Corona Senior are really rooting for our team.

Nurse Hansteen off Monday af· temoops

Cancer Screening Clinic -9:00 AM • 12: oo each week

r'riday

IN EME.RGENCIES N • • urse Hans teen ............ 6411-:!5116 .Qr. Nel!lon ..... , .... : .. :: .. 648·2523 Sheriff's Office ............. 648·2342

ALL EMEll.GENCY ROOM VISITS ARF.: STRICTLY CASH.

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Lincol~ County News today! P.o. Drawer 459 / Corri:t:o:t:o, N. M. / 8830i

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ONE YEAR .In county •6''•,out of county '9"

TWO YEARS In county •U••. out of county '17"'

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