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youth remams at large. The nflt'swere not recovered, and the caseagainst Morales subsequentlydJsmlssed.

Askev. said the la .... reqUIresthat a complamt be CUed a~mst atown or county before a la .... sUltwIII be filed to rt'co\' er a ITproXimately $3,000 In unmsuredmerchandise taken from thestore

The mam office of tht' H.U1dosoState Bank m RUidoso was robbedMonday by a lone lI;unman whoescaped With an unspeCIfiedamount of money.

Police say the robber .... as..... earlng a Fu Manchu-typemustache. and was a Spanishmale of s!Jght stature.

The 2: JO p.m. robbery IS beingmvestlgated by RUIdoso policeand FBI agents.

anniversary date. CountyManager Suzanne Cox said thatthis policy is helpful in deter­mining promotions, pay raises ordismissals of employees.

One change is that specificprocedures will be set up in thefiring of employees, except incases of insurbordination orillegal activity where dismissal ismandatory. The grievance boardwill be made up of one electedofficial one employee and threepersons who are not employees ofthe county, This replaces a boardmade up of elected officials only.

County employees will beentitled to an accrual of 100 dayssick leave, but the policy of per­mitting employees to take sickleave in order to care for ill familymembers was rescinded.

New personnel policy permitscost-Qf-living pay raises, but doesnot provide for raises on the basisof merit.

Commissioners also awardedbids to two companies for dataprocessing eqUlpmemt. IBM ofRoswell was awarded a $74.159contract for a System 34 com­puter. Triadic Enterprises ofDeming was awarded the com­puter software contract on a bid of$44.000. A previous contract forthe equipment, awarded toWestern Programmers ofAlbuquerque on a lease-purchasebasis, was resCinded when thecounty manager was notified thatthe firm was not authorized to dobusiness under state contract.

Ken l\leans. through hiS at·torney James H Askp.... oftapltan. has filed a complamt\10 Ith the To.... n of Carrizozo and(ounty of Lincoln rt'gardmg thl'handhnR of the recent burRlary 01\Ieans-Gambles

The complamt, according toAske..... alieRes that If an of{lCl'rhad been on duty thf' flight of thebUrll;lan l\leans .... ould nol hav I'

losl about $J,()(){) 111 merchClndls(',II1cludmp, p,uns. and that If thl'county S radiO dtspatcher had notbeen negl1!1;ent tht' burglars .... ouldhave bl"en apprehendpd v. Ith thl'~tolen Roods

The complaint furthl'r a lll'gNithat I\layor Harold (;arCI8reported nOise of the hrpakm at(,ambles to the dJspatchpr. Clndthat UffIcer t;uy Bra.... n couldhave responded to the dlSpat,cher's call had he been on duty ashe should have bt't'n In earl\Sunday mornlnll; breakm. Johnn!:\Iorales \10 as arrested along With aJuverule, A third and umdentlfied

Means ready to sueover store break-in

The Nov. 23 special meeting ofLincoln County commissionerswas devoted primarily to per­sonnel and road policy.

Commissioners adoptedOrdinance 82·2 whicb establishesrules for private p~rsor18, com­panies and corporations who wishto perfonp work on any countyroad. The new ord,inance requiresthat any private party, companyor corporation can do work on acounty road if a permit is firstsecured from Guy Henley, countyroad superintendent. Too, title toall improvements remains withthe county, and any damage doneto any county road must berepaired according the roadsuperintendent's specifications.The superintendent is empoweredto inspect all work being done.

The ordinance was consideredimportant because Henley reportshe has had to repair roads afterutility companies had cut them upto install lines. and that pnvateproperty owners had Installedculverts improperly, whichresulted lfl flooding on otherpeople's property.

Changes were made In countypersonnel po!Jcy With adoptJOn ofOrdinance 112-1. Deleted from thepohcy was a requirement thatmost county employees bereqwred to have a high schooldiploma or G~D. Left standing ISthe polley of evaluating per,formances of county employeeseach year by department heads,two weeks pnor to .an employee's

Commissioners adopt25$ road, personnel policies

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Accordmg to Hesse. he aI'proached Sidwell for a ke! th('next day He mdlcatE'd that Sidwell said he \10 aUld S('e .... hat hI'could do, but that It \IoClS up t(lSawyer. After a fe .... dav!' II l'!oo!ool ,attempted to contact So"" \ ('r ,II

her home, but was una hlp to Sl'1'her He also continued to askSIdwell and Sharp for a key Hot hmen were evasive and referredhim back to the rancher,

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Two members of the HondoFFA chapter attended theNational Convention of FutureFarmers of America in KansasCity, Nov. 2-7.

David Tally and Dorl:'ttaBurchett were two of thl' Nl.'wMexico delegation. David IS thl:'son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tallyof Picacho and Doretta IS thl'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jprr!Burchett of Hondo.

The National l''FA Prl'sidentfor 1983 IS Jan r~verly fromCalifornia, the first girl to hold thl'post.

Doretta Burc:.ett has tll'l'nnamed bronz.e award winnl'r In

regIOnal competition for the FFASWine Production I'rofa'Il'nqAward.

She became eligIble for thl'regIOnal runoff when she won till'$100 State l''FA Swme ProductIOnProfiCIency Award sponsored by il

speCial project of the 1\Clt IOllalFFA Foundallon

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the wudemess on the northl'mside.

Several days beforeThanksgJvlllg, Fern Sawyer. aNogal rancher, chained andpadlocked gates on both roadsimmediately 583 became em·broiled in a controversy betwl"enSawyer; Ron Hesse, a mmer. andthe US Forest Service

According to Sav.-yer, she hadher foreman close the gates to theaccess roads after ~veral mentrespassed on her property andvandalized a cabin she owns "1had a breakin and they tore downthe gate with a chain and pulled awall down Wlth their truck,"

Sawyer's foreman, JerrySIdwell, caught the men and theywere arrested, After closing theroads to Vehicle traffic, SawyersaId she gave a key to MarloweSharp, aoother local miner whoruns a large placer operatIOn In

Dry Gulch and is also a co-partnerIn the Helen Ray. When asked whyshe didn't give a key to Hesse, whoalso mines three miles above thegate, Sawyer replied that Hesse"justhada little bitty claim," andthat he could get the key fromSharp or "just walk."

Sawyer explained that shehad been bothered for years byhunters. who "tore upeverything." "It's the first lime in23 years I've been able to stop it,"she added. The rancher said shehad Informed Paul Gordon,Ranger for Lincoln NationalForest in this area. of her intent tolock the gate.

But as far as Ron Hesse isconcerned, all this has little to dowith him. He has been mining inDry Gulch since the winter of 1979,when he leased a claim fromSharp and lived in a pup tent withhis cat. About two years ago Hessewas able to file his own placerclaim on 20 acres of NationalForest close to Road 583, Sinceplacer claim regulations prohibit 'erecting permanent livingquarters on unpatented miningclaims, Hesse said he moved asmall camper trailer onto theclaim. He noted that he had used583 and the gate without anyproblems since 1979.

He expressed some surprisewhen he returned home oneevening just before Thanksgivingand found the gate locked and theForest Service road signsremoved,

eligible for entry In the contestEntries MUST be turned 10 by 2p.m. Dec. 20.

Winners in both diVisions wl1lbe announced at 2 p.m., Dec. 'n, mthe Community Room of CiUzensState Bank.

Contest awards include $20.515, $10 gift cerullcate.s for theresidential division winners. and atraveling trophy for the. non­residential division winners. Lastyear's winners included St. RitaParish (non-residential). with atie between George Vega andJuanita Vallejos as residentialdivision winners.

Today the road not only leadsto the minell and private andleased grazing lands, it and ForestRoad 580 also lead to the vastWhtte Mountain Wilderness AreaThey are the only entry roads to

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Judges .....Ill be all the memobershlp of the Chamber ofCommerce, and they will castballots for a first place non­residential winner and the first,second and third place wlOners Inthe residential diVISIOn,

Interested homeo..... ners andbuSiness people can obtain aregistration form from tOOay'sedition of the Uncoln CountyNews, fill it out and return it to oneof the following: Little Store,Santa Rita Parish, Citizen StateBank or Ruidoso State Bank Thisform is necessary to become

H.oad 583, long before FernSawyer owned the land It crosses,and long before H.on Hesse filedhiS placer claim that he calls~XCallber, the road was used bycatUemen and miners alIke

I,HIll''\IJ-HHfo:AKI:''G Cor a npw First Baptist Church was held last week, the rpsult of a recent'U('('('"Cul Cundral!;lng drive. Shown here at the site, left to right: Joe DeTevls, Sund~y Schooldir('('tor. II I'll Ie (;ravl's, prt"sldenl. Baptist Women; Jerry Graves. chairman, "Together We Buildand Huilding ('ommlttpe;" Don Means, chairman, board of trustees; April Kerby; Billie Koller,church treasurl'r and member of the building committee; Virginia CurtIss, church clerk; Bob(urtb,. chairman, board oC deacons and building committee; Ruth Armstrong, trustee and buildingl'ommilll·I'. the R('\ ('\f'\'P Kf'rby, pastor.

Nogal rancher 'lowers boom'

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Judging Will take place hptween 5 and 7 p.m. on Dec 23 and24, with the 24th reservedprimarily for traditional South­western displays of luminanas.farolitos, and other decorations

Rules for ChristmasDecorations Contest

The Carnzozo Chamber ofCom merce .....ill sponsor t he an·nual Chnstmas Decoratlon~

Contest to be held Dec 23-24

A non-resldenUal dlY1Sl0n ISplanned for busmesses. rhurches.government bul1d1l1gs andschools, while a reSidentIaldiviSIOn IS planned for all homes 111

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admire that one never tires of thedifferent stages, •• first nesting,then resting and eating then themating season before theymigrate back to their nestinggrounds," she .said.

These stages are captured inher paintinga, which vary in size.Someare frannrd (original framesdone by her husband) and someare matted, and are for sale.

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Carrizozo Municipal Schoolswill present a Christmas programat the high school gymnasium,"Christmas Customs Around .theWorld," Monday, Dec. 13. at 7p.m.

Principal DeMiB Sideboltornsaid the program will bepresented by elementary studentsand staff.

Another Christmas program,this one especially for children.will be presented by theAlamogordo Players Workshop onDec. 11)..11 and Dec. 17-18 on thecampus of New Mexico StateUniversity. AJamogordo. Two one­act playa. "The Littlest Angel"and "Gift of the Magi,'· will bepresented at 7: 30 each night.

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For tile second year in a row.color ink paintings by Sue M.Burrougbs have been put onexhibit In the conference room ofCalTizozo Schools. She was askedto come back again and bring herlandscape paintings of NewMexico, which have seldom beenseen in CBrrtzozo.

On display are paintings ofbarne from the northern part ofthe state where early settiersobtained smaU grants and plantedseeds brought with them in c=artsfrom Mexico inlluenced thebuildings for their slock andstorage [or feed. Trampas, knownas "the place of early settlers,"show polebarns still in use,

French influence of earlysettlers in Mora Count)' are stillapparent there and Burroughsstates the "surface is barelytouched" in this area. The Bosquedel Apache ia a favorite paintingplace for Burroughs, and she hasbeen there twice since the birdsstarted aniving thia faU.

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Burroughs art now on displayAT THE celebration. from the left: Car. Hiner and Jo H!ner. Corona; Grace Berry, Jefferson. TX.:Mr. and Mrs. Artus Philyaw, Luanna Mathis, Baton Rouge, LA,

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Geraldine Perkins celebrate herblrthday were Mr. and Mrs. JoePreston and tbrett 5006, JlJIlbua.JustiDandJ. D" and Mr. and Mrs,Isaac Montoya and thr'tie children. ­Rene, MeU86a and Isabel. The'children enjoyed what snowremained.

carl Hiner returned Saturdayafter two weeks in anAlbuquerque hospital.

Willie E. Wiswell, 91. a 12­year resident of Nogal and afonner resident of the GranQuivira area, died Wednesday,Dec:. 1. in a Roswell hospilal.

He is survived by 8 daughter.Mildred Johnson of Nogal; twoSIStenl. Agnea Ashby of Socorroand Virgie Meadows of Moun­tainair; seven grandchildren. 14great-grandclilldren and 2 great­great-grandchildren; and severalnieces and nephews.

Mr. WisweU atlended theAssembly of God Church and wasa member of the V. F. W. andAmerican Legion.

Funeral services weN:' held(-'riday, Dec. 3, 1:30 p.m.. at theHams-Hanloo Mortuary Chapelin Mountainair with the Rev.Wally Johnson and the Rev. MiltFulfer officiating.

Pallbearers were J. L.Johnson. the Rev. Jim Johnson.the Rev. Joel Johnson. BennyJohnson. Bobby Meadows andDean Meadows. Honorary bearerswere the Rev. WaDy Johnson.Orville Bootll. Jim Wells, C. H.Jackson and James Connell.

interment was in the WhiteLake cemetery at Gran Quivirawith Hams-Hanlon Mortuary ofMountainair in charge ofarrangements.

Frank DuBois Sr.,Albuquerque, and Frank Du BoisJr., WabJngton, stopped overnightThursday with the Perkins. FrankJr., deputy assistant interiorsecretary for land and waterresources, was lnterested intaping some incidents from theswnmen he had spent on theranch here. He had come fromWashington to address lheopening general. session of the83rd annual meeting of the NewMexico Farm and LivestockBureau in Roswell.

Walt Pfeiffer was takensaturday evening by ambulanceto an Albuquerque hospital. Mrs.Pfeiffer and Dell Roberts were InAlbuquerque with him, but no

,diagmaJa had been completedMonday.

Sherrill Bradford andMadonna and Talon Page came upfr6m EI Paso Friday. Ol.herscoming from EI Paso SatW"day toget a Christmas tree and to help

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hurley ofPojoaque stopped by the Perkinsfor coffee Sunday morning. Theywere enroute to EI Paso andplanned tf) visit friends incanUozo and a sister in Ruidoso.

There will be a schoolprogram Monday afternoon, Dec.20,1:30 p.m. Everyone is invited.

The John Manhalls spenlThankSglVlDK week In Portaleswllh hIS parents, Mr. and J\.ln;

Warren Marshall. ..

&eorge James entered anAlbuquerque hospital Sundaymorning and was undergoingtests.

Robert WWiama reports theblgbs and lows for the Jast twoweeks at l.iDcQ1n Station as 57degrees on the 2Znd and 17 on the24th, 7" BROW with a moJ,sturecontent of 0.34" on the 2&tb, and 43degrees on the 29th and 21 on the28th with a moisture content of0.09" on too 80th. The staff of theCorooa Clinic WBS busy Tuesdaymoving to the new health ql,lBl"­ten. Tbeclinic will now be Jocatedin the American Legion buDding.There will be more on tile movenext week.

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Hennan McKibben remainedon lhe cnllcal list Monday In theR~d(JS().Hondo VaUf')' HOSpitalHe was lflJured lfl a two-vehicleheadon crash late ThUT'Sday af·lernoon and Under\H"nlemergency surgery that flight.<"1ay Barton. driver of the secondvehicle Involved. was said lo havebeen uninJW"ed.

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Mr. and Mrs. carl R. ]-liner,who were married Nov. 25, 1932 inMarietta, OK, were honored witha reception Sunday afternoon,Nov. 14, in the Roberts home.

The refreshment table wascentered with a hered cake and anarrangement of gold candies andsilk flowers. The cakes were madeand served by Mrs. John Mar­shall. The large cake was frostedin white and decorated with whitebells and gold wedding bands. Itwas topped by a tiny cupid. white

bells and a r~tain in a bed ofwhite net and wing gold rib-­bans. The she t cakes weredecorated wi lla, gold rings,and had intertwined hearts withthe names Jo and Carl.

Mrs. W. M. Pfeiffer served thecoffee. Mn. Lee Mulkey servedpunch. She had made mints inshapes of white bells, gold rosesand green leaves. An assortmentof raw vegelables, nuts, dips andchlps were served. Mn;,. RandPer)uns presided at the guest bookand assisted the Hiners ingreeung guests.

OUt of town gues1& presentincluded Mrs. L. J. Berry. Jef·ferson. TX. Mrs. Joe Malhis. andMr. and Mrs. ArtiS Philyaw.Shreveport, LA, relatives of Mrs,Hiner, Mr. and Mrs. LloydDillard. Mr. and Mrs. Sout hPeters. Mr. and Mrs. Ben AdamsSr '. KosweU; Mr. and Mrs. J \"CUrtIs. Melrose; Mr. and MrsGlen Houston and Mrs. JohnHouston. Hobbs; Mr. and Mrs. EdHindI, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kimball.sara and Scott KlmbaU. Mr. andMrs. Don Goodrich. all ofAlbuquerque. Mr. and Mrs BillSmith and Mrs. Tom Pounds.Cedarvale. Maureen Dayton.Sl1nla Fe. Michael Uayton.Albuquerque. Mr. and Mrs IA'eThomas. Mouotamalr. and ]\.In;

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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright andthree-sons vJsited the Horton's fora tbree-day 'Weekend. The .Hor-­ton's and Bob's Camlly reallyenjoyed the Strickland girls'blJ:thday party Friday night.

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.... 2 .......EDITOR-l am one ol1he "non-town residents" to whom lastweek"t«ter to't;be Editor rei..,... They were overheard statingat'the meetiDI aboUt IIQII-resl.dentsand their two cenls worth butlBelo!d,lbo lo11Jl\lde to.opeok alOud.

. I tblnku..t by..t brinSlolIll up OIltben.... ollho meeting. fotw&lehoueh wulnteocIed, ODd..... wrIt/nl It In th.pe... Is. prettycbeapahQt.ltwu~-cbeapenedby nOt pubUsldngtbelrname.

lIoMrIert tbtI penatiJa right:.! bave noIegaI voice In the townmatten, BuUdofee11 damn lUte bave a moral voice. Isbop here,honk here, ..~tlo1Dhere add .ttend eIlureh 11en:. Our e&lld...work In CarrizoZo audmygmndc:bl1dren attend school here. And ItbtDk tbat .... pretty Jmpiealve bUiJdI of reasons-for. just tWDeeDt.I, •

'1'1I0 erima you (tho wrIler,olll1e letter to the editor) hoy.lbIted are moa~ un!ort:unate-and frustrating, to say the least.However, taking .Ifour mlll'ort.uneIlUld frustrations out on Mr.lIoto1...or11>1~the<]lereo" gal1lllnolblnl. stneothe .rlm.. llsted

• happened fD Dfgbt time houri, Mr. Mol'lites was orr duty and en·tided to be withbJafamUy, thesamea8)loU and I. Oneor the crimeslIateci(oecurred> when Mr. Morales was OD vacation. Another is...1BId. hla territo<)'. '

The towD olCarri&omdoesnot belong to Mr. Morales alone. 1lbeI.tolllllladlbe.. (lndudlng IhoD......Iold. the.lty liml..and ia, the aurrouadlllg.areaI)~ Law erIforcement is everybody'sretpoulllWl)". It wal lUSS~led about five years ago, during

, anotherc:rlme ~.vel that 'all ~tneilinen and concerned citizensform patrol tuD1I CODIktlns: 01 tWo men, from the bours ofabout 10o'c1ockat Dlgbt imtl18 a,m. They would bear noanns and use a CDlurnlabedby lbodlf. theCBbeInltheonly exponsetothe elty.

But rather thaD employlpg thll plan. or any other constructivepion ogaImt~wea1t_...d..... to enjoy "w.llerlng" Inour miIlortuDel&lld fl'Ultra,tions and SOIIlping. Thait aUows us toeriticbe Mr. Mar..,.or Ida men, or whoever takes their- places.

ldeflnilolylOlcnvthetMr.II....I..{_.boIIn.rlmes In Iblotcnyn. Butwithout cltlzena comingforward as witnesses, or gettinglnVoIved, IP OffIcer c:aJI do an)'lblng.

I thtrlk:Mr. Morales. on duty and ofC duty. plting involvedwithall 0\11" dd1drea. bu served the town of Carrizozo very, very weU.

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In Ill. Block Illllo 01 SoutnDakota,. a number of sheepmenors....... STAR (llATS, .peltedbackwards) ·uln order to come tothe defease oftbat naUonaUy..dBDgored .pocfoo, the urhonrat" - aevenJ of wbicb werecaught. boxed and mailed to theWhIle_

Re,.p. Skeen's office concededthat the coyote 11 very popularwith eovhomne:ntal groupe andEilaterDen, because 11 is "clever88 hell aDd howls impressively at\be mooa," But tbe coyote isn'tattztact1ve at aU wheu YOQ seewhat one of them hu done to thenewbomlamt. _of your own flock.Take one look at the throat 01 adead \luDb Ibot hae _tom outby • c:oyo~ .... reaIlze thot If Itweren1t for coyotes,.' the sheeppOpll1otlen ......ud 110 14 mtlllontodoy IiiBlud 0112 mlIIlon.

uWe don't knoWhoW rrtapy_ lb<n ore, But we n_that laat year news reP»:ts ftoIIi

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revenue sharing was "mother's.mllkfor cities," . Implying lh9t the with­drawn breast WO\,Ild cause seattle todie. Othera said lSXes would haVe tobe Increased loeally from 26 to 46parcent wlthoUlrevenue shSrtng.·Perish the thoughtl .

'Standlng hlp-deep In the comblQedtears of 4,200 supplloants thepresident wavered and said he wouldconsider full funding of the $4,6 billionprogram for the next two years, sotha1; cltleswouldn''f'8ve to pay for. the!pIngs they want. .

Cities and states are like paople.Once·they tap the treasury they loseIncentive, to do for themselvas, '

Oddly, these mayors seldom passup a chance tomal<e spaechesextolling the virtues 01 free en

'terprlse, private Jnltlatlve, self..sufflolency, personal and civicresponsibility ahd the American WayIn the Horatio Alger tradition.

\IIAlat the president shOUld havedone. we think; Is stick to his gunsand compel oltles to fsee their ownfinanclsl problams Insteed of Whining.Wheedling and crawling to the federalgovemment, tin cup In hand. forcharity..

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Once upon a time when a citywanted a !SlrBet, sewer plant. park.""hocl Ql' library the city QOuncll putthequestlorl to residents. If residentsapprpved, bonds were voted tofinance the project. Residents. Intum, were taxed to retire the bonds.

This country reached greatnessunder such a plan. Then revenuesmnJlll was bom. Most forms ofAmerican life became centralized InWashington. Cities that toed thepolitical line got handsome grantsfrom the federal govemment. Thosetha1; did not soon wised up, once theystripped themselves of anyresponsibility for their own In­stitutions, they prospared beyondballet since their bills were being paidby everybody In the country.

Now comes President Reagan,who wents cities (states. too) to gOback to the plan 01 paying for theirown needs, and alarm and Indignationbroke out across the land.

Last weak 4,200 mayors andCOUlClimen met to plead with thepresident to keep the dole corrling.else their cities would deteriorate andbe bankrupted. Not one suggestedthey might resume payIng their oWnbills.

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Bad news for coyotes;1080 ban maybe lifted

BY LESTER KINSOLVING AsponJmBD Cor Rep. Skeen'soUl'" uld Ibot there la 110 known

WASHINGTON Act- lnatatlce where rams bite themIDlatratlve law judgf: Spencer neCka of ewes wbile mating - asNlI8en'necommendatioo that. the sta1llons bUe the Decks o[ mares.Environmental Protection , Judge MHen also reeom·Age:a.cy tift- ita lo.;vear ban on mended that 10 place of theCompound lOBO coyote poison has p'act1ceof Injeetibg an entirebeen welcomed by the 010ce 01 botH, COW 01" lI1eep carcass williRep. Joe Sk6en (R.. NM). who is polson, that amall pieces.ol meatJslrnM'Jf a Ibeep rancher. be injected by' certifIed ap-

Judge NislIen!. decisioa came pUcatora from the Animalaftet six montbl of bearings and DlliQge Control divisIon of themNl1l that. if there are DO ap- DepirtmeDt of the lnter1or1a Fishpeal. made within 20 days, and. WUdllfe Service. Such smsIlCom5JOuud' lOBO (sodium pieces of meat cou1.d be placed innuoracetate) can be U&ed once remote area. kaown to bemore. frequented by coYOtes.

"But we expect there Will be 'lhe ban aD Compound lOBOappeals," I8Id Lucy Scbwattz of weat iDto effect uncler the NixonPacifiC Lep1 FoI,mclatlon, which Adrtihdstraf10nIn1021 despite therepreseDted the New Mexico attoDll J)tOteIt8 from &beepmenWootgrowera and the New Mexico and catt1emel1 B1l over the West.Catthmlm"s AiIoc:1at1oo, At \be White Ilouse, during

SChwarb; bOteeI· that EPA one of the flnt erlei'gy crisisregulatioiis specify !bat this ,meetUiga;, lU10de Island's BeD,~ _ be fil>01 If nobody Jolm P noted with • grinlIpIlllltlSwithin .. dayo. Oppon.... lhal Ibo 0tIY illortaI" hoB I..of tbB .... of compOUnd: 1080 ill- bleBIlng& --oii the New I!lngllindc!uded AUen &nUb of the sweater indUStrY. for example,rntlenders 01 Wildlife. who ,UWbat ate.you going_to do,"commeutecl: asked WYOiiiiDg's Sen. Cliff,'~Judg8~ eaI1ed OUt ' :S'UIOD, 4f1lLlbeD the COyotes have

tbotlb<n oto bIem& willi 1060 . ..... aU of tho ob....?..in Ibo lleld 1lIA1 it'. an ... ' ThAI day dUrinl the >dolly......01)' IelbiII ...... wltb nO Whit. _ ..... btfel/nl, IIaiOWIl 8i1ildote;1f ' " asked Nixon 1iiews Settetanr Ron

SUt,8ehWllrt:Z, whose .()ffiee ~: UWbat 1& the ~ident's·diltri~~s·8UCbbtunp!!l'st1Ck;ets coYotepotieyt"u, I!:AT lJIMB, 6O,oooCOYOTE;S 'l'lIE _ lIOtJSR: TlteCAN't BE: WaoNG, tet«ted: Pretddeut believ.s -thbt the'1'1'h(ire ireka'ofc::l:1einicdJ iii the eoyotes~ ,not eat the sh~.

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• 'nIE CONTINtIING Saga of 1bere's-Notblng-WroDg-WltIJ.Tb.Ecommy: Recently. we carried a story about unemploymentinJ,.bicola County. The next week we carried a story that dozens 01jobe are ao1lll unfilled at Ft. Stanton Hospital. Now- we have thereal capper. Tile US immigration and Naturalization 8erVIcereceDt1yla~d Project Jobs by rounding up 5,440 illegal aUensat 660 different work sites aroWld the country and sent them borne.R waa boped tHat their jobs would be laken by WlempJoyedAmerlC8lJ8, ovt!I' whlcb the'nation is engaged in handwringing anddemaadsPreIIidentReagan "do something." Project Jobs bombed.Uoemployed Americans, It. was found, are unwUllng to take jobsheld by We"" because they pay only an average o( $4.61 an hourand are beDeath an American's dignl.ty. The WaD Street Joumalreported Monday that. 26 employers, dlosen at random. saidAmeriC8D1 who took the Dlega!aliens' jobS left within days becaUlethey coiJlidered them udeacki1d, deille4ning and underpayir:lg."The JoumaJ interviewed'19 workers who left theae jobs becausethey "had. backup SClUl'(:e of supllOrt- sucll as welfare OJ't~y ...Comments Wayne <;:orne11us,.head of the center for US-Mexicanstudies, UniversitY of CaUlonda, San Diego: "The attitude (ofAmtrIcADirefu8lDgaliens' jobs) ii, this is the dirty work orsoc:letyaad that people born, brought up and educated in the US sbotlldn'thilive to do them." WeU,Ia..cfe-da! Living ot'fretatlves or going onwe1tare Im't udemeaning, dead-end and underpa)'lngt" U weapect to get the essential work done in th1s coul'1b:y, weobvlo1iSly'have to briDg back tIie Wega1aUens and gi'VO'them back their $4.61an hour jobs. :Meanwbile. let's bear mdre sob stories aMut thehortdta oIli1ieb'JplOyed workers, and about how that na$tY Mr~Beagan WOi1't BIiPI'fly jobs- as b8nk and~ateptMidents tor abunCh, of eltibberbeads who. wOUld rather have dOtbi:ag than~. CoilllrOU la dohBtfug • ...,..t ",Is. in the federal........ tu tbla _ to put 300.000 ....,ployed Ameri.... towork repairing the natton's highWays. that work is probably as_11m: _ .....tlal brill._, The wotk ell blgh.w~ la bUd, add teoclo to ..u handoand clothll1ll: 'l'oo,1t might~tbeWK!Mployed'.$ socisl pOSItions.

TRE STA'l'E of caWornla. bankrupt.slUs, ftCeutl)' voted topay $5.000 in baCk Willes to Japanese-Americans who were firedfrom their stateJobl following Pearl Harbor and the US declarationof war on JaoaD. This month, or early In 1983, the commisston onWartime Relocation and Internment ot CivlUaQS is expected torecommend to Coagrearrthat it pay every Japanese-American whow~ relocated from the West Coast Detense ZOne in World War U,the.um of"000. IfCongress goes for this boondoggle. taxpayersw1ubave-tollBY &II eatimated$10 billion to~aggrievedJapa~Ameril3l1L One question: How much money will veteqlns o[ thewar againat Japan be- given for fighting and dying at the hands 01Japaaele lOldleraduring the same time tbes\ Japanese-Americanswere beiDg "inconvenienced'''l

• I HAVE waded through a platitudinous ~eport by HeDl'yKiuiJIIer, who pontificates··lD guttera1 sratesmanspeak InNewsweek magazble in an article tided ·"How to Deal withMOlICOW," Thia egotistical protege of David RQckefeUer,witb hisout-sb:ed poIlt1eal ambItion, ha~ a perfectly lovely opportunity to"deal with Moscow" when he served as the undistinguished USSecretary of State in the Nixon Administration - and be didn'tNow. armed with 2().20 hindsight he admonished Presldent Reaganthat be must "bring about a genuine change - expressed in sub­stantial reciprocal annB reduction and restraint 'jn InternationalCOIlduct-.. (wblcb) requires American leadership founded in Drm~ cleat concept and liteadfast strategy •.•'" He never getsmore lpedftc thaD that generalized garbage.11Ie reading public. Inspite o[ its faults. deserves better than Henry's meaninglessrbetoric. 1 feel "right" about reading it, however, because itbolsters a convieUon of long standing that Henry is a horse's ass.sun. I could have devoted those two hours to reading Poor BoysCook Book. wblcb is entertaining, readable and informational, andwhich deals with M06COW as effectively as does Henry the Hind·.IghL

• GOV. GRUCB Kill, Is such a bright guy I can" beUevemere's allY truth ill tbe storY they tell about him. One or his C(JJ1­

lIt1ttu:DtII .oed the governor what he thought. or the Lebanesemtuatfoo. "The way I see it," King replied thought£ully, "anythingthat. goes00 between two consentlnt adults is .....

.-.. fl. I AM lIetUt..-~~, IIteDlber of the ltu .lu,q): "I... nor '• .,....":tblqr.·l W ev~ ..bout tQ outfit tePulaivEt-: W;bat 1c:an'tunderlltand is why peOple aTidelvil rlgh~ o$tdzatiorlswf"nt 8 JawtoJll'lbIl>It_ from h.vtng their sUlf Htll. m.rchoo•••'howooe<!In WaWDIttm. DC, • few days ago. Surely thl;! ,J9an la ,no gl'(!8terthreatto~,de,:ency, 'lnd the Ammepn Way,of Life thP,D Isthe CommUDist ~arty USA.. But have you ever beard of 8IlYone.IIII)'Where, 4enyirIg'tbeir riSht to peilcefUlly paJ"ade"l People wbowant to aUence bigots forget that the same laws that proteetJ:(1anmarcbea alap protects parades and demonstrations by· COJ;n­munllt$. homosexuals. tire American Legion, 'reUglou$ ~nd civilriI\1t8lJl'011P1. Jftbelbw doesn't apply to the KlaJi it doesn't apply toay~ I1'OUp~ wMther they'reprote$tin_ anything Qr no1":'Freedom of speech and 88Iembly apply equally to all of UB. WhentheAmerlcBn Nazi Pmy marcbed in Skokie, Illinois. in 191'1 it was• black judge wbo upheld their coristltutioiJal right'to do &0 .afterhaviztl beendenied 8 permit to mardt. Democra~sbl:nes brightestwben coDfroated by something the majority finds objectionable.

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the ·GriZzlies. As a team, ~eGrizzlies shot Z1, percent from thefree thfQW 'line and made 34percent of their field shots.

The varsity girls dereated theEagles easily, 53-21. ToppscotersCor the night were:' ChristettaChavez. loB, Pammny Beltran 13,Annette Hill 8, and Anna 'LUerlAs 8.CoaCh .,Jerry Koller said Annaplay~a, good ball game, althOUghabe is .& 8ubsUb,Ue.

"J Was disa·ppoinled )"ith thegirls' free throws, as they only hit3 of 16," Koller saJd.

The A and B boys team andthe girls B team will play Corona:Thursday, Dec. B, in carrizozo,beginning at 5 p,m.

Saturday, Dec. 11, varsllygirls and boys will playMagdalena in Carrizozo. Gametime is 5 p.m. '

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-BONNIE Jo sHepperd goes. after the jump ball again.st a ~renderrrqm Vaughn.

SCott Naida of Corona is asenator for the Associ,a!ed'Students at New Mexico StateUw,versity. ·He is the son of JOhn­an~ ~aner NaJda of Cowna:

Vaughn' falls to Grizzlies.C The Carrizoto varsity girlsand boys basketball teams playedVaughn Tuesday, Nov. 30. inCa.rrlzozo, .with Grizzly teamswinning. .

The Grizzly', boys edged theEagles with a 47-46 score. "AtUmes the boys played well ondefense and offense,'.' said Coacb

,Hal Roueche, "but we're still notin goOd enough condition to playreal good baD and to properly,work our new pressure defense."

Timmy Vega led the teamwith 15 points followed by KevinWUmore .who add~ 10 'points (or

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Coinment Ofany) you would like tnsprfbed on the GiftelM by-the pub1OO1~ <keap it short, please) ,

" HOW shan we sign Ute'Okl card? _..~.__""',:"""_

Apuneby-litt1enewspaper that will delight yo~ friends 'ad enruge your enemies.

lI'Ul autthe coupon below and r.eturn it with your checkto :SOx. 459" CBrriZOZO, NM aB301. A handsome Chrlst~

mlllil,GUtCIii'd, signed by'the pUblisher, will be sent to. -the- r-tClpielit in yournamtl'. The <!ost is a pittance:

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Copi\on·. rigOr. op<one<l\b.ba;ketball seaion .at the Cloud­crc)ft JnvltationaI toUJ:',Ilament andeamehome With two victories and'oile loss.' ......

'fbe ,Tigers dropped theoPener to Cliff 61-52. anOllien tooktwo decUive wins over Hondo andAnthony, Tex., by scores or 71..57and7H5. . .

Thp Tigers wer",' guilty ornumerous turnovers agamsi Cliff,and thi8 spelled defeat. CUff went'on to win the tournament overW"'ld by two pointe.

Robert Parker paced Capitan. with 82 points in the three games: '

and' was, namfld to tbe all­tOumalJiellt; team., The only otherTiger to acor,e in dpuble figu~

was ',food Proctor with 14. a~nstHondo and~ against Anthony.

The Tigerettes dIdlil t fare aswell at the Weed. taurnament,dropping the opener to Jal 55-29.The girJa «;ame back to edgeAnImas 37-35, but lost the thirdgame to Weed 51-27. "SbelleyEldridge ma<Jk 10 and 12 points inthelasttwoplnes to lead scorers.

Capitan hasta Dexter Fridaynight, and the Tigerettes travel toFloyd for 'BDOther tournament.

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The Carrizozo JV boys par­ticipated in a Round Rabin JVtournament. in Ruidoso Saturday.It was a one-day "'tOurnament inwhich each team played twogames. Other teams w.hich par­ticipatedwere RUidoso, Tor CandCloudcroft.

The Grlzzlles: first opponentwas the Tore 9th grade team.Carrizozo lost it 30-s0. Coach HalRoueche said Tore bad five ormore players who were 6' 3" ortoller, 'I'h. belght 01 their plaJIerointimidatedour smaller players,"he soI<I.

Kenneth Crenshaw scored 7polntafollowed by James GuevaraandSteVie Steams who each hadspoints, as: these three led the teamin points. . .

Later that day the Grizzliesdefeated Ute Cloudcroft Bears, 52­26.. The win placed the Grizzliesthird.

Leading the Grizzlies in pointswas Joseph Candelaria with 12points; Carlos SilDchez with 10.

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.. '.' 'I'be v~!f s\i-Ia '~lbOq'd>O ~""'''''~llI>~noad.·loom ~Ito,(l.. \b. Wee<!. . . "We w.....~I~c:ky '\0 wi.. ;·~ef'ttht~d(lt,p.,o., thep,tp.~!t1aatd'~"IUbqt'.tb,e·

.•. ~,w1ll\jl.....q"lOllflog .... wi.. 'gifltl koPt,,, """lllnlld ..dll>..' .Ili>d I\W> _. . . ,",p<o'IllO"" 1!I!>lllldUng I"" bnQ. T!>ll (ll'!DUe" )mil \beir. 11..1 hOIp;,6 \Q will q,.gn......

lP.tch,tQaui~jCl&i8.~'ThQfkat $co~r., wtm,!:Cb..l$tettaapd,~~t' ,tmedltIJ.,al.d ,. ¢h$•.•, PJun_B"'~i'i4,Annette . r.~.Tm')'KoU.\~I~~th 's ~u ftC BiU:'!' S~Y··$.1)80l'l, aonnie'""'" .. Uley ""d. WO,lIOlldod'lo ~o SboPPe'<l .IId liI.ry ~•••..... olll wilb ..... 1'QllJllng 01>""" I""'l!"'" ,,!,oII b.6 n.OJi,:a!J4we 4.«h1't.'We also bltd toQ~.ny tilrooveta J.D "P.!il. firllt'_

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.. !>lory ~... I"",gueoa &. ll.....'Jo'ShQPperd 6, IUid BrendABaJ"?Z;ADneUe am ,IlIld.'.MIne LueraS 2 ._.

The- Grl;Wies !:ben l08t toWeed, S7'"9:t. "Freetlu'Ows werethe difference in tlds ball game,"said ,J(:olleri noling' that the(lrltZli......do onJy ~ of 23 I....tbrowa whUe Weed made 16 Of 25.

'lSomegltlswho usually !leoradidn't, said Koller. Scores were:Cl;1ristetta Cbav~ 9" Stacy

, Stephenson 8, Annette Hille, PamBeltran 6. Liz ae1tl"an •• ~aLUera. 2, BoJ:Jnie Jo Shepperd 1and Brenda aaroz 1.

Both team and coacb werediQ;ppointed to bave lost 'to adistrict opponent. but an op­timlrlUc Koller said "It's going to

• be a di!rernt story wben we playthem at the district tournament."

, ; TbQ Grizzlies won the~ lastpJ;Qe'o! thetournantent defeatingAJi.tmas," 39-38. AniJnas bad. ledthr4ugbout the baD game inpoipt$. With 3:08 lett in the gamethe GriizIies were behind by 9

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bJbodJ llIse?EPITOU-Tbis is in response to the Jelter from "NAM1i:WITHHELD" in the Dec. 2, issue.

While it Js true that thc two stores mcntioned in that leller aretremel'Jdous assels to the community, it should be noled lhat thereare olbers nice stores and shops here also.

Beulab's Shop has 'many fine girt items and decorations andRoy's Gift Gallery has a very large slecctfon of fine quaJity girlSand flowen.

Perhaps "NAAIE WEITHHEIJ)" shoUld have shopped arounda little more so that everyone could be mentioned by name.

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guns that would shoot at anybody 01' anything that mov'ed after 7p.m, '.l'hink of the money the iaxp~)'erswould save. No mofeneed .for judges, lawyers or juries like the local Crime Stoppers bad·theMorales kid tried and convicted on the' fronL page of this weeklynewspaper a tew weeks ago. We ab'ea;dy have a hIred gun at ourlocal school who will be boss next year. The current one will moveto greener pastures. 1Ifigbt as,well get a few more and we will hav.us a niC«! flLittle Ole Western ToWn:'

HOLIDAY TRAVELERJUI# Weaser of Merced, CA.

was aD overnight ,guest last.Friday in the home·of Mr. andMrfo, Raley Ward 01 eo_,Judi. a NatJOIl'al Forest ServiceoropIaf.....lhe,.....Jda.,ghter 01tonner Carrizozo midMt HelenSterling Steward, also of Merced.

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'l1le klddos love' to dip thecookies ipto.their mUk before theytake a bite. This cookie recipe isgood for' asplrlng four-ye8l"'Oldbakers. They enjoy making thedough ba115 and rolling them Ingranulated sugar.

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(4) Arrange a cookie-swapwith a IfOUP of friends. Each onebakes 12 dozeq cookies. then tJ;adea dozen with eacb of the otherbokor!!,

(5) A pmgressJve party .l$great if you Dve in 8 small town~

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...apor proof material, label andfreeze at zero.gegt:ee$ or below.

Remembo', it takes longerto heat a frozen casserole than itdoes to bake one that bas not beenfrozen. But the convenience ofhaving these prepared foodsready to thaw and serve on busydays make.. the extra efrortworthwhile.

When preparing special oc-­casion foods for the freezer,remember that certainingredients do not freeze well:Mrs. Johnson says. Avoid freezingcooked egg whites (meringuesand fluffy frostings), rawvegetables and mayormaise.

cake. may be frozen frostedor unfrosted. You can also freezebaked or unbaked pies. Partianybaked rolls may be frozen, similarto commercial- brown-and-serveproducts.

urge quantities or leftoversafter holiday meals or parties arebetter stored in the fl;"eezer thanthe refrigerator. Freeze leftoverturkey, stuffing and gravy it theywill not be used within one day.Use containers which wUI hold asmuch (ood as you intend to serveat ODe time.

Label foods clearly, The Jabelshould include the name of ·food.freezing date and number ofservings in the package. Formaximum quality, use frozencooked ~oods within two or threemonths.

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For the second time -in asmany months, the Federal LandBank of Wichita has announced areduction in the billing rates iicharges. on Us losns.

Effective Jan. I, 1983. Ihebilling rate Cor new and existingvariable interest agriculturalloans will be reduced one-hair orone precent to 12.~ percent tram12.75 percent.

The rate charged for ruralhome loans ror both farmers andnon-farmers will drop to' 12.75perc(mt from 13 percent.

The announcement was madeby lo~ederal Land Bank PresidentM, K. Mathews Jr.

The current charge forvariable interest agriculturalloans was reduced to 12..75 percenton Nov. 1. Between October 1981,and November 1982. all variablerate land bank loans were billed at13 perCent-the higheat rate evercharged in the bank's history.

The Jan. 1 rate reduction wiDresult in a sa...ings of 9,""pro-xittlately $2 million a month toCanner and rancher borrowers inthe four-'State area served by,'rbeF.ederal Land Bank of Wichita.

The Federal Land BaI1k 01­Wichita is: a farmer-rancherowned agricultural lendingcooperative whlchspeclaUzes Inlong-term real estate loans. Thebank hUB Over 68,000 loans out­standtttg for $5-.2 bl11lou In un­matured princip8I.' These 10li~are made and servJced by 40federal ,land bask asSbciationslocated in· Kansas j OklahoJI18 j

Colorado and New Mexico.Since JUly 1989, an latld blink

loans hilve been made on a"ariable iiltere:st"rate p1aIi whichailowrJ the:bi11ilig'rate: to fltlctuateup or down durinathe term (lfthelOU'depending l)h ittoneY m:al'kett'lionditbis. ,IISucb a,policy en·L,ureS. tl)&,1l1Weilit possible cost ofborrowmgt Mathewa "ld., .

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we allllr«l tlIUJ ranking Qlthol:ic:preIitt., iJJ, Uie llS~ .

JI,c\ heqdlil'le in 'Q local dAily·thls ipbroing affirmed that the uS~ops~ ·st~dipg.rtnn'OIl .,tmllUJ8ue. In' the event thiS piI$torailetter is passed in essentially thisCorm, wW y~ stance em' :this .pastoral be any firmer than youropposition to contraception and·tothe ordination ofwomfm" to thepdesthood'? Or will it be less firm?~ISIiOr ROACIi:Wdl,

1 think they are pretty separatequestions? (uughter).

Q: Well,' yo~are certainlyfirm on c;ontraception andregarding the ordination of

. women. aren't ygu?

ARCHBISHOP ROACH: Ye::;,Q: Are you just ail: firm on this

pastoral'a~ OD those Issues?ARCHBISHOPROA(.'H: Well;

our teaching ,has not yet beencompleted on Wi;.

Q: I said: "In the event:. '.."ARCHBISHOP ROt\CH:

There will be.changes in tile draft.There Is no way that that com'

lmlttee can go back and say."Great,we got it made." There'slots or work to be done.

There are no doubt anynumber of Catholic laymen .....howould recommend that such workbegin immediately _. with instantshredding - along ,with an ec­clesiastical order trsQsferringFather Hehlr to the chancery staffor the Archbishop of New Orleansfor some retraining by ArchbishopHannan.

,BY~~~j~SJ:::lNl!Ii"1~'OrleOQ;II" -C.Ulolj~A ..,(:b~i~op~ip' U~> lml)"be reQm~

bored .sbo\vllig &lvoo til.V"'l'.movh>Ji,Oulo1Il' .1 the. fllO..ol. of .rre_~",",F. i<el>..dy, .

Mlbblohol> IIonl)SOIoo. "OW. ch8Ql«l. thOl rresideill l\otm«lY .. 'wOlI1d' bav~been'deliQunc4!d, had

" . th. C.thollc biohOps during bispresldency lsItued soythiOll Toke,the tA'O~s:ed pl8torlJ letter en­do.f8lng a'nu,c1ear fnl;eze. DlJrinean hi~"lew,H8tJIlali told this:ooI"rn,,, .ua, (Kennedy)'issued -jl

Uu'-eat to the·Rl,I/JSIans. mQrder tosettIe the ~bal;lmissile crisis; Hedid' what this proposed letterlmp~swoWd be~g. He ~adea directtbreat."

Q: What about the Archbishopof Seattle and the Bishop,...ofStlginaw. Michigan, who bavesuggested tbat surrenderwou~bepreferable'to any use of nuclear>weapOlu;i'l

J ARCHBISHOP. HANNAN:That's completely at variancewith our theology. For instance.Archbishop Hunthausen {ofSeattle) says that Christ como...mands us simply to allowanything to happen' to us rl1therthan 1,l8e weapons. Christ didn'tcommand that at all. To me, Uiafis poor theology.

The Archbishop went on to, note: "'!he Germ8Jl bishops have

not condemned the presence ofnuclear weapons in' their country.The French bishops sent arepresentative priest here from(the Paris newspaper) Figaro.And he came up and com­plimentedmy position hlihIy andsaid that this is very necessary tolf8Y. The tact that oW' statementwill have a very great influence onthe freedom of Western EuropewUl, in my opinion, change thebishops in their thinking."

Archbishop HaMan was thenasked about the considerableinfluence in the formulation of thisproposed letter of a priest atnational headquarters namedBryan Hehir. (Father Hehir isdescribed by Catholic laytheologian Michael Novak as oneof the most powerful people in theCatholic Church.) .

Father Hehir is exceptionallyclever. For this proposed freeze

, letter was given to the press justone week before the n81ioQalelections. "

"I haven't spoken witb him,"replied Harman. "But to me, thisis like people in an ivory towerspeaking about a realistic world -­without participating in. thatrealistic world. . . They do notremember tht World WEIr II wonback Europe's rreedom andprotected our freedom, too. Theydo not remember that we engagedin a solemn contract, the NATOtreaty, to preserve freedom, Theyhaven't considered that at all."

Chicago'S Archbishop JosephBernardin attracted enormousmedia coverage by telling a pressconference that the bishops wlilnot be "intimidated" by a letterfrom President Reagan's NationalSecurity CouncUor William Clark,in which Judge ClarlL a Catholiclayman, disagreed with thepropoaed. pastoral.

Durlng a later press con­ference, this oolumn asked:

"Do you believe, cotisiaerlngthe Holy Father and other Polishbishops who live underuoqueitionably ,intimidatinggcWermitenls, tbaW.!.is realistic tDdescribe Judge Clark's Jetter 8$

'intimidating' - or Is such use ofthe word a trifle inelodtlUnatic'l"

The President of the cOn­fereDC!e of, Bishops, ArchbishopJohn Roach of Minneapoiis,

. replied:"Did some olie say it was

·intimidating?"Q: Yes, sir. It was' on page one

. or one of our Ioca1 dailies (TheWashirigtonPost) tbatolieof yoW'",or. dloIlngulohed pro>loleS oald,"We willitot be: Intliiiidated.II

AlICllaISIlO!' ROACIi, No.1don't tbihk it (the letter) was.l

, hope that bis' letter Was an at­tetnptto usisttJii in our dialogue-;­Idl.W& try :w. "-t them.

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Lhlc:olnN.iiOri.d,Fomthlla been tb,e' w.lk, b~, tml,t it W.lidUfi~ltobuldown. 'l!>e ..U.. Ul'g.~ to haw In 50 '10 100 pound!! ,ofJie()p1e to;cOflt$c;tthe For~t .upplies QpUte c~)'Qrt..tofh~8ervl_cei LincolnCQunty; CQm... Claim. Be ·QQ.SJ'id -Uuit, Jnorderni_lonm, and th'e dlmrl(!t ,at·· fol'hts PJ'Q~tWn .~mcn:a..~?jt.J'

, tome)' ,r+nd,'Pf9tm>t th(l ~euon. . win. benecesMry' tQg~ M-snlIlU",.lolophvnelnlorvleW.Pnwbooltl1oo to tho olio.Gordon and-JPri Abbot, superviSor IIM..Y partuet;J~ ~U,ano,.for till!: I.JncoLl-'Nlltional.-Forest; $Id Iha\ie, Il1rMdyal.lbitiitted .-both .a~!!dtb ..t S$wyer was ,reqU,(!$tto -the VQmi:l Servit;.e towithillber lighl$to close the ," WJe someheaWlerequipment M'

.pOrtkm ()f 563. that crosMd I)er the mine. end a Jp(!ked-~tewould

propeny.Accordlng to Ab~ot, mak.e th,at.UnPQ~ible," hElBaid."mere:1:fl noJeglJ.~ wa.)' for: "s to g(l Ron He.-';' '~iUd be'ptanf:i,' to,in and provide pl.lbUc accel:is ttl speak. witli. Sb"'fIlagain . andForest lJoads-,580 and fiBa-.... The '~equest" key, l l U' ,I ~n't get ,aforelJtry road markers mean key, I gue6& I'll CC.JnlJider legalilQthing•.. What we have here i& action." ld" added tha.t he wall~bli<lland entirelysQI'rounded by willing to compromi,Eiet but tllat hepr~vate landt and unless we talk will "absolutely" never give uptlu! owners into a right-of-way or ilis c1ainJ.Condemn it for publi(l use, there Is On the other side or the gate,nothing that we can do." . Fern Sawyer tbinksof trespassers

Abbot a.ddedthaJ unless a and property de-.trucUon androad is maintained by county, replies: "I may never open thatstate, or federal 'fwQIj there is no gate." _ ,way that any government agency r----"'--------,can cl~ 1t as pu~c access --1lIY"arsExperlenee_roal;is.

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WithCbiietina':.llPni~chinB; foUrlbmij~~f~abu.b,1:d pUblic,'" MWk., OWllJ.d~glet,,~lticlrha& l,Jy,MUY ,,~';jOtNJ!:a, ~ ~b~jmllhl, ouh. eQnllnit~ tomOlt 'peOple': .P.'e'Clleokillg Uldr ~rrrjlgrQ\liJ.~,:"l)'$dJhl~ ,l'eflt been .a,t»:o~Pl mJOIDe; parJ'of" 'lbd..iJlc.COtIotydMpterof sdl.diJfot C(lri~eQtioD:ptil;lgrama.~,nk,q~c;mmt.,'an,d WtI1i4erlcQS ,ir, _re." -PWAio /ilfeall,of bQftt tije ,slott, ' ' "J .' NAPl1$ m__t !Uvm'$klellandlo' ~atf(l.tmJl,,~t,,·uturhave thetbey :bave' 'lJO:U~ monerto-~tU' ...- ·la1JJlC)JbJgareMip.W'·a'land ,m , :Every tiapor ~temMt be Nov~J.4.foi' ,.cbickEm.I.~teak Hfstorleaof LlneClln COYntyPosl-yjvolbolm1l<1ey ........ On. w.y may nOl ,bO Wllloln:'2l; y..,<IS: of e' vl!!ll\!!!.l _.''''00V0l'Y .. dIn1Iorw~ w..'..joye~ 1» lb. OW... JI 1lJllI""0 'wlob.. ,to pur,.w,.,.~tJ'liJmQney ilndhelp ~i1dE:liigoated one'Forest. hoLnpnd·au, Cflp~ WUdUfe PQ.'ma!J~~'. ,and"Jt"~stfil cbMeacpPy.AmotiQnw,,'s:made~~.~ ~c1.al·$~1l of ~e Service Qr~aurea1,1 Qf" 'Lllod;' r'~lI1ovtidi' 1.epUyprotected, pr:ecilding.tbe bU&ineslmeetjng~ . and. ean'iec:lbr ar:clpmatl€m,. to1IoIi<lS~' ;.bYlI'epplng. M~'llOJ1l..1 lIloP Of ";lbin '2li ..._Is ..... bl1'<ls .....\ 110. 1'bo"'oeIlnl! w...."«I ,10 rotolp 11\0 _en' ofliCer. vi the. ''1b~ :fUfbea~sea,&QQ.ln New rai'd&ofa publb: road p~iaU)1OJ', rel~~rif injFffll,. the Game ~er byUuco1JlCOUgtyPreBidwl' ~C Wpq , .

-. " wie"l::ieo' fQfl'AClCPQJl. :baI:iSEl,", ,ent4'e1YDllUnUlUie4 witb PUblicPeparf;ment musLbC!: n~ted ~ ~lfQ J:loberts. ,The -jnVQQaijQIl fQr Ule€:~8.)'e:nt::~~s::~.w".~el,fQ.X:' dngt,UI' bobe,t, . C\1nds; Tbe!lOregulatl~s,hclp tr$\t~ e,nUnal. ;tt:'iJ.A)fJq mega). ..~~,iveD '1lyDorothy,ParneU InvolvooiJ'-plaQSCII1' the 'upcomingn\ltt'ill,b'!8,V~ ,1lI)~ ll1~,at Juu; PJ'.event,'~ ~~enW' In'l1fY to~ to"rit4'in -..nf, Bve f....~i'er: in 'fOllO~by the salute tlJt:he n"g. atate ~nvtmtioil.' .alflJ8,dy aumed.·1besea~ for III 'p"ple (ll' PIts in ireaa .where the' '. captivity wbJ.M' ttas been_ taken in' .~nt Roberti iDtnlducec:t , .The offieersare: president,

" ... tb~ ap~iek ends on Marcl.r·31, pU~lje~dll 'to Congregate" a trap or ~I:'e, apedal 8lMI~~' Lestef RogerS'; Shirbme1l.oberts,RUicloso Downs;19!JS, .It ts. tUeplJo pla<:e, ., .or- .' '. All· fetlidenUi trappers l~ Bayptd,' NM,State ]?.J:eSidentof vic¢$reside,rit, ~osalee Pal-

.in.' the past few ....1ll'3, there lJUdntatn. any steeftrap' within ~ years old or older-must PCllJSess a NAPUS and Ken ~rhrtroee, P'. ,,- te,r~on, lcachoj Secretary.has been IPJ in(lteaae in the yar4a of "vislb1~ bait.""Visible ClQTeIItti',q,piDglic~se,which Roswall.•", ,~treasur~r, to'iaxine" Wrighl,'number ottrawers, il9 stricter bait"lsdefine\'las-theflesb,hide, costll! ffi.2ti. The fee for ·a .EIIenFlty Womac=k reported Capitan; reporter, Mary L,c::ontrola bave bf:ell p1a~ed (In the f~, CPl'CIlBIJ, vlSc:era, or fe.Jt,hera nO~t, trapping license is ~tno'p.-o~Juisbe~n'u~dejn Joiner,H:ondo; committee for

· Jilpprt of tl'llpplng, ·These controls of, any aoilPid wbicb ill fiG 'placed . $;rol•.00.· firldin8: a IlPitable location for post historical display site, Louise'will help prevent damage to the Jha:t it is vwble at any !IOllle of '1'I:'applng DU\Y be the answer off~bis~ca1 rneroorli'billa. It Baber&, Ellen FEll' Womack anJ:!furbearer resource, private obaervatl(IQ. This r.~tric~lon dOes to sonae people's financial was deddedtocarryontl1e search Mary L, Joiner.

·property,domestic or protected nOt -app19 to atr,p nae that is problems pnd can be '8 very en- for a repO!Jltory with the same H08tesli'l~ for 1983 Lincolnaninlailli and the privUege of ·suspended -at least threll feet joyable,epoi't. OutwItting the Wily committee in chiU'ge, County NAPUS m~ttng areh·appins. Let'aJook. at some of the above grqWld. This regulation wijl fox or badger can be Tbere were'no retirements in Rauline Brittop and MaxineregUlations governing the sport of stop \PElaccidMtal capture of very cbaUenging. the county so far this YeJlf. OnEl Wrigbt, the time SlId phlce to betrapplog. " 'new pOStmaster wall aoornntPrl decided. ata later date.

Each trap or snare set lor the Della SonneR, at Glenc.oe, NM: A vote of thanks was extendedcapture of wild anim~s must be ~.. Pauline' Britton gave e. report to thts year:s hostesses, Rosalee Gordon notEld that the Forest

, permanent}y marked wiUi either . : '. on the State NAPUS convention l;'attEQOD, Billie Graham, and Service i6 p;periencing this typethe name and address of 1I1e' .~, . beld in Carlsbad, in April. Patey,Racher. of problem everywhere, 'lWe aretra~, or a user identiflcaUon.' ;1r!~ Primrose .-epot1edbriefly on the Among those sttending were trying very hard to resolve thisnumber issued by the New Mexioo . / .,- etate convention, l!l8ying that special gue'ata: State NAPUS situation and we're hopmg to workDepartment of Game and Fish. A ". those attellC1iQg not only learned a President Lester Rogers and MSC out a fair compromise," he said.trap identification nwnber can be lot: but had fun too. Ken Primrose; Postmasters Su~nne Cox, Lincoln Countyobtained by contacting the GamEl Rogers gave a report on some Elwood Gradine, Delhi Bonnell, manager, reported thal bothDepartment office in Santa Fe. , "',"if:: of the bighllghls of the National Shirlene Roberts, Patsy Racl1er, roads In question were notTrap identification anoWlS con- ~' NAPUSctmventionhetd in BUoxl, Amelia Candelaria, Maxine maintained by We' COMLy. She 'servation officers in an area to MS, last October. He said Post- Wright, Ellen. Fay Womack, said thl5 precludes the countyknowexaedy who is running each ji' master General WUllam Bolger in Roealee, Patterson, BUlle from forcing the roads to betrap line and also helps In • '~'; ';\ .' his, address to the convention Graham, and Pauline Britton; opened, as happened rec:enUy onregaining lost or stolen traps. . stressed Ole fact that- the postal Postmasters Retired included thenearby ().Bar-O Ranch outside

No steel trap with an outside \< , service remains the samc as Dorothy Pa1'flell, Hattie PhUlips. of Carrizozo.jaw spread larger than six and always: courte$Y and'service to Gladys Nosker, Mary L. Joiner. In the meantime. Sawyerone-half indies may be used in the public. Rogers also said the and Beth Daughtery: and Jack continues to keep the gatea legaUymaking a land set for forbearers. businee8 sessions werc In- Parnen; Leo Joiner, David locked and Hesse continues toThis prevents &mall forbearers formative. Bonnell, Jack Graham. Dorothy walk to his claim.from being Injured. without being "I dOn't understand this." hcTaUey, Lupe KeDy, Phil Kelly,caught. by large traps, It also ThEll983 state convention will J"'orma Rogers and Jean said, "I have always respectcdhelps to stop· large animals, SUCh be hosted by Elwood Gradlne and Primrose. Fem'sproperty and in effect Ias mountain lion,' bear or ~irlene Roberts with help from have been a sort of tree watclldogdomestic cows, from being eaught all nearby postmasters and many up here."in trape 6et for smaDer fur- 'others statewide. ~. CORRECTION Hesse indicated. that if he hadbearers. Headquarters for the con. Last week Beauleh Moore was been at the claim when the

No land. set may be placed ('ON."J1E Dearen of Carrbozo (Ierll won thc gun case at a Dec. 1 vention. to be held AprilS, 7, 8and i~rrecUy identified 85 thc poSI campers vandalized the cabin hewithin one-fourth mOe of an oc,- drawing by the Valley or Fires Lioness Club. Ruth lIawk, club 9, wUl be at Tl1e Inn Of The president of Valley of the !"ircs would have been able' to stopcupied dwelling without the president. is making the presentation. Therlrleorrered by the LIons Mountain Gods. Gradine reported Lioness Club. She is past them. "Theywould have had to gopermission of the occupant; no ('lub was won by Ulas H. Solomon of Alvarado, TX. ProceecI:J from that (lonvention plans are going secretary of the club for two right past me." he said.

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sea resuelto, ademas, quecadalocalidad de votacion este abiertadesdelas 8;00 a.m. bast las 7:00p.m.; y

sea resueltO, ademas, que loselectores esten registrados en lasOficina de las Escribana del Conado y que los libros de'registto secierren poria Escribana· delCondado a las 5:00 p.m. el 21 dediciembre de 1982; y

,POlJicipn~ y ~19 un miembro~r~el~ido~rJl cadapqsiciqn, y

Se~resuelt~,ademas, quecUalquier i:esldente. dei .PistritoEscplar del M\lQicipip d~ capi~n

No..211 quees elector-habUit~dQd~1Estado deN~Yo' Me~cP' que·~s(!l;l sercandidato .'para las·pqsi<:ion demieinpJ.'()delaJunt~de'Educacipn de Capitan deberegistrar lUlU .dec1EU'aci~!1 en lasoficina .de. ;BiJPcdntendente tl(llDistriW Escolar de Capjtan'por 10 •lIlehos tl'einta y cinco (~5)'diasantes de .a "(celia de Ill, eleccion;emezBndo a las 8: ()() .a.m. el dia.9de diciembre deJ982 y con-

· tirluandoha~ta las p:()Q p.m. ei dia.28 dediciembre d~ 1982; Y

sea resuelto, ademas. que sepublique esta resoluclon eI dia 9 dediciembre de 1982 en el "LincolnCounty News" tenfendo cir­culacion general dentro delDistrito Escolar de CapItan.

Presidente de las JuntaDirectiva Escoiar

Secretaria de la JuntaDirectiva Escolar

sea resuelto. ademas, que paraesta eleccipn los diatritos elec­torales y la localidad lie las urnaselectorales son come sigue:

Por medio deIa presente, certifico· que 10 anterior es una copia

verdadera de la resoluciondebidamente adoptada pot' laJunta de Educacion del municipiode Capitan en una reunion COlIluny corriente de las Junta deEducacion llevada a cabo el din 11de noviembre de 1982. en cUalreunion estaba presente unquorum y una mayoria voto enfavor de la rssolueion.

,Sea resueltQ" ademas, quevotacion POl' absentistas se per-

- mitira en las manera llutorizadaen 22-6-21 a 22"6-21 NMSA 1978, Ylas localidad de las urnas elec­toralesp&ra absentistas sera Iaoficina del Distrito Escolar,Escuela Elemental de Capitan,Capitan, NMj y

Para el fin d(l esta elecc:ionelectoJ;'es~abilitados queviven·dentJ;l:> de 10s.Jimite.s del Djstrito

. Escolar delmWlicipio de Capital)No. ~ votaran en Fletcher HallArena,Lincoln County Fair Bam,Capitan, NueVo Mexico.

Sea resuellO, ademas, queposiciones sek'an designadas en labalota como Posicion Uno 6

MARK DELGADOPresident oC the'School Board

Attest:JAMES K. McDANIELsecretary of the School BoardPublished in the Lincoln CountyNews one time only on Dec. 9,1982,

- ..rhereby cert~>, that the foregoingis a true copy of the resolutionquly adopted by the CapitanMunicipal School Board at aregular board m~tingbeld on the11th day of November, 1982, atWhich meeting a quorwn waspresent and a majority voted infavor of the resolution,

~E IT FtJ~THERRESOLVEP»t..~for .~~. election the·p.reclnc~

and 1()C.t~~of~llil)gpl.ce~ .reas foUpws: ..

sea Resuelto que Ia eleccionregular del distrito -4f0Jar seDeve a cabo en el Diatrito Escolardel Municipio~ Capitan No. 28 el1 er dia de febrero de 1983, siendaeste es primer martes de febrero,para elegit dos miembros de laJunta de Edueacion del municipiode Capitan por periodos de seisanos; y

,--.~.'LEGA~ NOTICES ....--·:

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'For the'P'J1'po~ of thiselectjpn .qualifiedeJectors}iving within!l.oundaries .. Qf the C~pi.tan

MWllcipalSChool Dii;trict No. ~I· slulll vote· at Fletc:he.- Hall Arena,Lin<;plI\County··· Fair Bar~,

~J)itan,NeWMexico.. ,

RESOLUCION PROVEY­ENDO EL AVISO DE UNAELECCION CON EL FIN DEELEGER MIEMBROS DELDISTRITO ESCOLAR DELMUNICIPIO DE CAPITANJUNTA DE EDUCACION NO: 28.

BE. IT ··FURTliER nESOL~D

that absentee voting shl;l11 .bepermitted in the m.nnerauthorized by~21 through·22~

-21 NMSA 1978, and the AbsentooVoter PoUingPlace shall bEl at Ule.

· School District Officf,l.CapiblnEleJllentary Schoq~, Capitan, NM;and .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEPthat eaCl1poDing' place, be opep

· from 8:00 a.m. to 7:()() p.m.; ~lIid

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEDtt,at electors be registered in tileOffice of the County Clerk and thatthe registration books sh~ll beclosed by the County Clerk at 5:00p.m, on December 21, 1982; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEDthat this re~Mion be publishedon the ninth day ofDecember, 1982'in .the Lincoln County News

· having general circulation withQlthe Capitan SChool District.

() TW9 Vl:ARS in,county '20°0

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r~--~--~~,~~~_-~~-.-~-~~--~~'I . Order your subscl'iption to .. •... . . . 1I LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS .1I P. o. Drawer 459 CarrIzozo, NeW Mex'coH301 'I·I 'I () ONl: YEAR in county '11°0 aut of county '1400 I

out of county $25°0 I1

. I1 PLEASE TYPEOR PRINT ALL INFORMATION 'Ir ' .. . III· Name \••••••••.•..••............................•............. ; .......••...1

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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEDthat any resident of the CapitanMunicipal School District No. 28who is a qualified elector of theState,Of New Mexico who desiresto become a candidate for· theoffice of member of the capit:anSchool Board shall file adeclaration in the bffice of theSUperintendent of the· CapitanSchool District at least thirty-five(35) days before the date of theelection; beginning 8:00 a.m. onDecernber 9, 1982 and c()ntinuingthrough 5:00 p.m. ()n December28. 1982; and

BE IT RESOLVED that theregular school district election beheld in the Capitan MunicipalSchool District No. 28 on the 1stday of February. 1003. this beingthe first Tuesday in February, toelect two members of the CapitanMunicipal School Board for termsof six years; and

action is tije e/:iijlblisbment of theinterests of the Plaintiff~ In fee .simple in and tQ the prop~ydes'crib~jn the CompJ~intin ~id

.caUse aga~st· tpe,ildve.-se clahnsof the Defendants. and each ofU1em, and everyone cl~irning by,

. throUgh', O~ ll;I1der. them, and that .the De(end,ants, and each oftbem,and everyone clairdin.g ··by,thrOUgh, or JUlder them, beba1'l:'edand forever ~toPPEldfrorilhaving

, 01' claimins an)' .Jj~ upOn, or anytight, title or interest in· or to the$aid realest~te adverse to theinterests of the J;>laintiffs, and that .the titles of the Plamtiff$ theretQin,fee J:limple be forever qUietedlUld set at rest, said propetty

. being that certain lan'll situate .in.t.incoln Couuty, New Mexico,described as foUows;Lot . 61, LITTLE CREEl<ESTATES; Lincoirt County,' NewMexico, llS shown by a mapthereof filed iQ the office of theCounty Clerk 'and Ex-officioRecorder of Lincoln County,January 10, 1OO?

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEDthat positions shaD be designatedon the ballot as Posi~on One andPosition Two and only onemember shall be elected for eachPosition; and

RESOLUTION PROVIDINGFOR THE CALLING OF ANELECTION FOR THE PURPOSEOF ELECTION MEMBERS OFtHE CAPITAN MUNICIPALSCHOOL DISTRICT No. 28SCHOOL BOARD

Lot 2, of Block .5, Unit 1 iLot 24, of Block 7, Unit 2, ofALPINE VILLAGE So-B-DIVISION, Lin«:oln County, New"Mexico, as shown by plats thereoffUed in the office of the CountyClerk and Ex-officio Recorder ofLincoln County, on May 8, 1962,and March 10, 19&t.

You and each of you arefurther notified that IJ1lless You

. enter your appearance in the saidcause on or before the lOth day ofJanuary, 1983, judgment will berendered against you and each ofyou by·default, and the reliefprayed for in the 'Complaint willbe granted.

The name and post officeaddress of the attorney for thePlaintiffs is as follows: Bill G.

.. Payne, PAYNE & MITCHELL,P.A., Drawer 39, Carrizozo, NewMexico, 88301•

WlTNESS my hand and theseal of the District Court of Lin­coln Comty, New Mexico, on this17th day of November, 1982.

Margo E. LindsayDistrict Court Clerk

(D.C.SEAL)By (s1 Joy Leslie, Deputy

Published in the LincolnCounty.N'ews for four consecutiveissues only, Nov. 25; Dec. 2, 9 and16,1982.

.Phone354-2246Rea. 354-2486

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RuidbSOI fr.M.

Paving"Ditching. ExcaVating

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. ORWNGCONTRAC'tORWATgRW1tLL S~ECIALISTS

1»,0.80* Cilplt"'h N.M.

·LEGALS·

INVITATION TO BIDThe Town of Carrizozo as part

of the CDBG Small CitiesProgram Grant,is soliciting bidsfor street curbing. The projectconsists of apprOXimately 2000linear feet of concrete. streetcurbing along Third Avenue. Biddocuments and specifications areavailable at the HomeRehabilitation Office in City Hall,100 Fifth Street, Carrizozo, Nl\188301.

sealed bids for the project willbe opened at7:30 p.m. in the CityCouncil Chambers oC the Town ofCarrizozo on tuesday, December21, 1982. The Town of Carrizozoreserves the right to reject anyand all bids at the sole discretion

of the Town. No bids on thisproject will be accepted after 7:00p.m. on Tuesday, Decell.lber 21,J982.Published one time only in theLincoln County News on Thur­sday. Dec. 9, 1982.

GREETINGS:You and each of you are

hereby notified that ROBERT KJUDD and JEAN K. WELLS,asPlaintitfs, have filed an action inthe District Court of LIncolnCounty, New Mexico, CaUSe No.CV~295-82. Division 1" Wherein youare named or designated asDefendants and wherein the saidPlaintiffs seek to obtain con­structive service of process upoliyou.:

.The general object of said

ItAV;E OR CLAJMANY IN~

TEnESTlN'l'HE .J!:S'l'ATEOF'JQSEPltINlll .J{IMBRELL,P;ECEAS;EDj'OR .IN tHEMJ\'l'TJiiR BEING LITXGATEDINTHE),f.UiiREINAlftER .MEN~TIONJ;!:DHEJARlNG.

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NOTICE OFPENDENCY OF ACTIONTHE STATE OF NEW

MEXICO TO THE FOLLOWINGNAMED DR DESIGNATEDDEFENDANTS: '

JOHN HOWARD BUR­NETT, JR.;

JEAN TRAVIS BURNETT;ELMER JOSEPH LEUT­

ZINGER;PATTY LOU LEUTZINGER;

NANCY KIMBRELLPersonal·;Representative

604 MississippiEI Paso, Texas

Published in the LincolnCounty News in four conseCutiveissues on Dec. 2, 9, 16and 23, 1982,

SEAL

UNKNOWN CLAIMANTSOF INTEREST IN THEPREMISES ADVERSE TO THEPLAINTIFFS.

Hearing pn thePetltionfiledi)ythe l,1ndersigned P·ersonalRepresentative for confirmationandappolntm~nt of t)le' qn­ael'$ignedin .1\ formalproceeqing,adeWrininatiQD of heiJ.'ship .and

. determining that· tJle decedeiltdied int~staW will be held at. the

, Lincoln County Courthouse.Carrlzozo, NewM,exico on the 28th

. day of January, 1003, at 9.:;30o'clock a.m.

Pursuant to Section ·45-3-40:i .'NMSA, ~otice of the qrne andplace of hearing on said J;>etition is.

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once .each week, for two con­secutive weeks.

w WITNESS our hands and theseal of this COurt.DATED; December 1, 1982

Margo LindsayClerk of the District Court

By: (s) Joy LeslieDeputy

.LEGA~S

IN THE DISTRICT COURTOF LINCOLN COUNTYTWELFTH JUDICIAL

DISTRICTSTATE OF NEW MEXICO

IN THE MATfER OF THEESTATE OF: JOSEPHINEKIMBRELL, Deceased.

NO. PB-46-82Div. I

NOTICE OF HEARINGBYPUBLICA'tION

THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO;TO: UNKNOWN HEIRS OF

JOSEP.lIINE kIMBRELL.DECEASED, AND ALLUNKNOWN PERSONS WHO

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Alamogordo. New MeXico 6881QWitnt;lSs my hand and seal this

7thday ofPeciMbe1't· J982,MARGOF,"'INDS~Y. Pistrict Court CleJ;'k

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NOTICE is hereby given that onNovember 19. 1982; Jack Garrett,P,O. Box 444, Carrizozo, NewMexico 88301 fUed applicationnumber '.1'-4112 with the STATEENGINEER for permit to ap­propriate 6.0 acre-feet per annwnof the shallow groundwaters of theTUlarosa Underground WaterBasin by drilling a shallow well tobe located at a poinUn the NW~'4

SW~4 of Section 35, Township 7South, Range 10 East. N.M.P.M.,for the irrigation of 2.0 acres ofland located in Part NWJ'4 SWJ,40fsaid section 35.

TO W.ijOM IT MAY CONCERN:Notice is hereb~-given pur­

suant to .$ection 4().8·2 N.M.S.A.1978 Comp. as amended, that onDecember .15, 1982, .at 9 o'clocka.m., in the Lincoln CountyCourthou~e in Carrizozo. NewMexico, Ronald Russell Whiteshall make application with theDi~trictCo~ to change his Ilameto Aaron Pal,ll White.

Attorney of Petitioner is H.John Underwood, P.O. Drawer2810, RUidbso. New Mexico 88345.

Margo E. LindsayDistrict Court Clerk

By Joy LeslieDeputy

Published in the LincolnCounty News two times only onDec. 2 and 9, 1982.

)N THE DISTRICT COURT'OFLINCOLNCOO,NTY. NEwMEXICO '

IN 'tHE MATTER OF THE.APPLICATION FOR .CHANGEOl" NAMEQF .

Np. CV-a05-82Jl,1,9geU

RONALD RUSSELL WHITE,NOTICE OF PETITIONto CHANGE NAME

Published in the LincolnCounty News 3 consecutive issueson Dec. 2. 9, 16, 1982.

.By: (s) Joy Leslie. l>t:lpllty

PUblished mthe Lj.nc()lnCounW. N~ws four succ'essive jssues (;InDec. 9, 16, 23 alld 30, '1~

Greater Dakbfa Fur Co.p ..O.aox190

'tripp. South DakotaPhone £60lJ) 9:35-6100

LEGAL

','UR BUYER WILL BE IN CARRIZOzO at 4·WlndsUC$faUrant ~ach' Friday trom 1:00 a.Ri. tiU8:00 a~m.

. heginniltg Dec. 3, .- Also at Capitan, Friciay 8:30 a,m. until IhOO a.rn.-

We buy green and dry furs ofaU kinds, Case skin all furs(like .,possurn)~ NOT opett upiitiddlc, We· alS{jbuy deel'hides. Well handled turs bring'rop PRlCES!!

·NOTICE'fo Ilwic\price lnl,:reases on .clllssifiecl ads, the NEWS is.requiring Ill'll all. classifiedlull; (Cll:ccpt CQmmercial firms.,\Yilh eslablishedaccounts) lJe'Ili'id in adVance()rpubli~ation.·This elimin"te~ e1'penSivehilling pl'ocedures and keellsellsl s d"wn•.

Any person, firm j association,corporation, the State of NewMexico or the United States ofAmerica, deeming that thegranting of the above applicationwill impair or be detrimental totheir water rights, may protest inwriting the proposal set forth in

Cause No. CV-307U-8i.d. application. The prot~st shallDivision II . t forth all protestant's reasons

y the application should not beROBERT E. SOUTHER. approved and must be filed.: inDefendant. triplicate, with S.E. Reynolds,

State Engineer, District 111, P.O.Box 844 Deming, New Mexico88031 within ten (0) days after thedate of the last publication of thisNotice.

VB.

IN THE DISTRICT-')COURTOF LINCOLN COUNTY'

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICTSTATE OF NEW MEXICO

KATHLEEN V. BATES. formerlyknown as KATHLEEN V.SOUTHER,PI~intiff,

YARD SALE. Fri., Sat•• Sun. Like .you have not seen. Oliver tractor,runs good; utility trailer, workshop tables, metal & wood. Alsolots of odds & ends. Located on17th St., first house north ofBoyce's Orchard. CLOVIS·PERRY residence. 648-2522. 49-tfc

FOR SALE; 1977 Mercury 2-door,low mileage, driven only by littleold lady to Sunday School andchurch. 648-2911. SOtfc

FOR SALE: 6' Hide-a-bed, goodcond., $175; bathtub, lavatory andcommode, used, good cond., $75;elec. stove with center grill androtisserie, good cond.• ~50; sm.refrigeratqr, $44. Call 648-2832;after 7 p.m., 648-2144. 5().,2t(f

OUTPOST Bl,lr needs cleaning.person. Must be honest andreliable. 8 p.m. to 10 a,m. OO'itp

1AM closil)g my shop De<:. 15, andwill be open every day until then.BEULAH MOORE. SO-ltp

FOR SALE; $1500 down will buy· a2,000 sq. ft. Carrizozo duplex withownerfinancing. For informationcaU257-4851 or 648-2265. 5O-4tp

CONTINUING-Any &Everything Rummage Sale. Newmerchandise. Discounted prices.432 G Ave., every Friday, 8 a .m. to1 p.m. AU proceeds go to AnchoCommunity Building Fund. 5O-ltp

NOTICE· POSTED

ATTNETION HUNTERS &TRAPPERS

The Bond &: Bell Ranches South ofCorona onHwy.54 have been legally.posted.· Anyone hunting or trespassingwithout permission will be prQsecuted tothe full extent of· the law. 46-7t~

NOTICE OF PENDENCYOF ACTION

The State of New Mexico toRobert E. Souther;. You are hereby notified thatthere is pending in the DistrictCourt of Lincoln County, NewMexico. a civil action. Cause No.CV-307-82, in which Kathleen V.Bates, formerly known asKathleen V. Souther, is thePlaintiff and you are the defen­dant. The general object of saidaction is foreclose her judgmentlien against your undivided one­half interest in c~rtain propertywhich you and she hold as tenantsin commOn to satisfy a judgmentagaillSt -you.

Unless you enter your ap­pearance in said cause on orbefore the 20th day of January,1983, judgment will be renderedagainst you as requested in said

.Complaint by default. Attorneysfor Phiintiff are HElbard &Hebard, P. O. Box 806.

Very clean 12x50 MH on 75x130fenced lot. 3 additional MHhook-ups. $25,500.

CHAMARI BUILDERS/I. DlvW"" of Cbamul, JDe.

CARRIZOZO

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LINCOLN5-10 acres overlooking riverand mountains. Beautifulview. 1 mile west of Lincoln.$5.000 per acree.

2 cabins on 10 acres. Com­pletely fenced, all utililies.good well, outbuildings. fruit'rees, small pond. 19 miles toCarrizozo and Capitan.$55.000.

Real EstateA DIVISION OF CHAMARI. INC.

311 S. CentralBox 3, Carrizozo, N.M. 648-2326

Mary 648-2526Nights and Patsy 648-2188

Weekends call: Pat 648-2275Orv 354-2308

FREEOld newspaper make goodfirewood. Yours for thehauling. LINCOLN COUNTYNEWS. 460tf

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B1i\ZAAR and Garage Sale items,bake sale goods. crafts, jewelry,coffee and cupcakes. FrontierMotel, Fri. and Sat., Dec. 10-11, 10a.m. to 5 p.m. By Women'sChristian Fellowship. 5O-ltp

1.89 acres on edge of Nogal.City water. all utilitiesavailable. $9,000.

FOR. SALE: Dishwasher, used 6tipies. 648-2162. 5O-2tp

16 prime acres In HighlandsAddition. $40,000 - $10.000down with owner financing.

ROAClt-Pllt.1f1 as advertised by .Patil Harvey, $tocks always onband,. deitt'Oyaroaclt lXJPwatioJ'lSanywhere. Dealers iilVited.MITCHELLSEED &: GRAIN. lJox

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.FOR RENT in C$pitan. New solar.heated ~"bedroom apartments.$300 mo. plus utilities. Ph. 646-2392or 354-2699. ~~2tc

HOLIDAY Home Sales in Ruidosonow offers VA and FtIA financingon single-wide and doublewidemobile homes. CaD 258-3330 or 258­3432. We are a competitive mobilehome dealer. 47-6tp

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