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L.INCOLN COUNTY COMMISSION MEETS-

Commissioners hear airport report

L.C. Abstract

moves office

in fire apparatus, Giffen ServicesCompany of Albuquerque for arenewable one year contract formaintenance for heating andcooling system, and RadioCommunications of Alamogordofor two-way radio com­munications maintenance,monthly contract. No bid wasreceived for financing of two newfire trucks. This will be re-bid.

-A road review committeewas appointed to consider theclosing of part of county roadA034 and a street in Angus.Appointed were Trankie Silva,George Beaudry, and IsraelMiranda, with Bud Payne asalternate.

-A grant award from theEastern New Mexico AreaAgency on Aging was approved.The awards are for $4083 and $861to be used by Zia Senior Citizen'sCenters in Lincoln County.

-Variances were grantedfor the road width and cul-de-sacwidth in Eagle Creek Acres, Unit2.

-Replat of Tract 24, MagadoCreek Estates was approved.

-Plat of the SW 1f4,

SWY4NElr4, Section 4, Township11 South, Range 13 East, wastabled.

-The final roads inspectionreport for Gavilan CanyonSubdivision was approvedsubject to correction on culvertsand drainage and subject to snowremoval on the cul-de-sacs b~ thesubdivider In 198&-86.

-The Nogal Water 1m·provement Grant time extensionrequest was approved. The grantis extended from June 21, 1985through November I, 1985.

-Resolution No. 74-19, theFair Labor Standards Act wasapproved, with 8 no vote beingcast by Commission ChairmanBill Elliott

- Resolution 74-20 foremergency road repaIrs InUncoln County using 588,900from Chapter 15, Laws of 1985,for nood damages was approved.

-ASCS office space leaseagreement was approved.

An executive session washeld for litigation, purchasingand personnel.

The Lincoln County AbstractCompany, Inc., which has beenlocated in Carrizozo for manyyears past, has moved its mainoffice to Ruidoso, NM, and will belocated in the Ruidoso State BankBuilding, North Branch onMechem Drive.

The Company will maintain afull-time Branch office inCarrizozo which is located in theold Law Office bUilding next tothe Shop Rite grocery store.

Office hours for the BranchOffice are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Monday through Friday, andtelephone numbers are 648-2382and 257-2170.

The Branch office will beopen to accommodate any and allperosns who need any title work,abstracting, real estate tran­sactions and closings, or titleinsurance policies.

Farm Bureau

to meetThe annual meeting of the

.Lincoln County Farm andLivestock Bureau will be OCtober8 at the Wortley Hotel in Lincoln,State legislators Ben Hall,Richard Knowles, James Martinand Maurice Hobson will be guestspeakers. Legislation-l986 will besubject discussed. Thelegislators will also answerquestions from the audience.

The meeting will start at 6p.m. with the meal and theprogram at 7 p.m. and is open toanyone interested. Countyresolutions and election of of·flcers tor the coming year willeonclude the IJI'Ogram.

Meals are also delivered to thehomebound.

The doll house has beennamed, "Percy's Project" andmay now be seen at the ZiaSenior Citizen's Center inCarrizozo.

Jr. deputy

meetingThe Carrizozo Junior

Deputies will meet Saturday,OCtober 5, 1985, at 10:00 A.M. inthe Commissioners Room,Lincoln County Courthouse.

Details for the HuntersSafety Course will be discussed.The course is planned to beginMonday, October 28, 1985.

Tickets are limited.Reservations may be made at theRuidoso Valley Chamber ofCommerce or calling 258-4455 or257-5522. Dress for the Ball issemi-formal.

This is a non-partisan affairLCDWC President Coleta Elliottsays, "Every event has to have asponsor. The LCDWC came upwith this idea for an evening offun following the events of theAspenfest Day and decided tomake this an annual affair."

The King and Queen will becrowned at 11: 15 p.m. Thedrawing for the gifts: a man's$1,000 diamond and turquoisering. a lady's gold aspen leaf andsix diamonds ring, a blue fox fur,and a pair of Tony Lama bootsplus other door prizes will begiven away.

Tapping' music will start at 8:45

which will give each guest at­tending the chance to enter the'King & Queen Contest.

Dancing will begin at 9 p_m.with music by Travis Elliott andhis Country Magic Band. Localtalent acts will be performed byguests Joe Gomez, Frank Potter.and Diane Coulston throughouttht> evening.

The Village of Ruidoso willbe honored in celebration of the"40th Anniversary of the Villageas an incorporated Village." At9'45 p.m. the Village Council andMayor will be presented a"Happy Birthday" and a tributewritten and performed by FrankPotter.

said that there may be a need fora hospital bond issue to help buildthe new hospital on GavilanCanyon. He did say that effortswould be made to raise themoney through donations ftrst.

In other business, bids wereaccepted. Artesia Fire for a slide

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and their spouses. SeniorOlympics entrants are aged 55and above.

Zia furnished transportatIOnservices for senior citizens formedical and dl'ntal ap­pointments. and a meal site.

design, etc. Heckman also ex­plained the need for access roadsto 1-70, and highways 380 and 37.

In another matter, com­missioners were given in­formation from Ken Moore,administrator of the RuidosoHondo Valley Hospital. Moore

Report

card day

Oct. 10th

Spanish

Bible-study

The first six weeks marlongperiod for Carrizozo mid-highand high school ends this Fndaythe 4th of October. The reportcards may be picked up onThursday night the 10th of Oc­tober between 6:00 p.m. and 9:00p.m. in the old gymnasium. Thiswill give you an opportunity tovisit with your son's ordaughter's teachers Refresh­ments will be supplied by , heHome Economic's Departmentfor your enjoyment.

In order to better serve theneeds of the community an adultSpanish language Sunday ChurchSchool will be held at the FirstBaptist Church of Carrizozo.

This bible study for membersand non-members will meet eachSunday from 9:45 a.m. to 10:45a.m., beginning October 6, 1985 atthe church.

A eomprehensive study of the

bible will be undertaken. In theScriptures we fmd man's origin,nature and destiny. They unfoldthe character of the creator Godand his pUrpose for mankind.We extend 8 special invitationto Spanish speaking men andwomen of thE! community andsurrounding area.

For further information, call648-2107 or 648-2968.

LCDW sponsorsAspenfest ball

The first annual AspcnfestBall will be held Saturday. Oc·tober 5 at t hl' Inn of the Mount8mGods in the Wendell ChinOBallroom The Aspenfest Ball ISbeing sponsored by the LincolnCounty Democratic Women(LCDWCl aka Jacks and Jennys

The evening will begin withhors d'oeuvres' and cash bar at7·30. The 'Grand March' to 'Tot>-

OCTOBE R 3, 1985

\\-'hat? A Grizzly BoosterClub that is bemg formed.

When? Thursday. Oc­tober 10 at 7:30 pm

Where? The back diningroom at the 4 WindsRestaurant

Why? To supportGrizz.lies of all ages.

Who? YOU. are inVItedto jOin. Please be there!

Weavingclassplanned

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Zia senior citizensraffle doll house

By RUTH HAMMONDPercy Blakely, a senior

citizen from Carrizozo, has beenbusy all summer building aVictorian style doll house. Thedoll house was buill according toplans that Carrizozo schoollibrarian Julia Hollis receivedfrom the state library.

The Victorian style mansionWIll be completely furnished withscale furniture and will be ondJsplay at the bank and at theschool later this month. Raffletickets wJ1l be sold by lia SenIOrCitIzen's Center and the draWingfor the doll house wJII be held inDecember.

The money making projectfor lia is necessary for the centerto help make up their totalbudget. lia proVIdes serVIces {orsenior citizens aged 60 and above

The Carrizozo MunicipalSchools will be offering a Com­munity Education class entitled,"Introduction to Weaving". Theclass will be taught by Ms. JoanHoIborn , a master weaver. Theclass will meet every Tuesdayfrom 7 to 9 p.m. beginning onOctober IS and endingNovember 20. The class will meetin the Carrizozo Schools TV lab.

The class will explore thebasics of weaving on severaltypes of looms. Tapestrytechniques, inkle weaving belts,sampler of twills on a four­harness loom. Loom will eitherbe simply made or supplied foruse. Students will purchaseinexpensive yarns for use inclass.

Any Carrizozo resident thatis interested in taking the classshould stop by the Superin­tendent office and register. Thefirst ten people to register will beaccepted.

An enviromnental impactstatement sponsored by theFederal Aviation Administrationwas started in 1984. The EIS mustbe completed before a $12.5million grant will be acted upon.Onc~ this money is received, itwill be used for engineering,

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community are inVl\ed for a"Step Back Into Time"Everyone is asked to dress as aWomans Club member of thepast. The club was founded in1920

Mexico Bank.Hazel English was a county

health nurse for several years

in 1968 with the recommendationthat the Lincoln County Airportbe located on Fort Stanton Mesa.The Sierra Blanca Airport StUdyCommission was fonned in 1973and complet~ the study toidentify the need for a newregional airport in 1977.

CARRIZOZO, NM

BETSY, the trade name for a 'breast teaching moool' has beenbought by the Valley of Fires Lioness Club in the name of HazelEnglish. The model will be used to teach women how toexamine their own breasts to detect the early signs of breastcancer. County health nurse Winona Stoltzfus, Fran PittiJo andAnna Belle Burrows show Betsy on the front row. Back roW fromleft: Dorothy Moore, Beulah Moore, Dr. Amy Barton, LizMacVeigh and Maxie LaMay.

WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS-

'Step back into time'

accepting donations for amemorial fund in the name ofHazel English at the United New

The Carrizozo Woman's Clubwill meet next Thursday, October10 at 7 in the evening. Theprogram will feature highlightsof the history of the club.

All interested women of the

Commission, said that com­mercial aircraft will be able toland at. the new airport as earlyas November, 1986.

Heckman told of the progresssince a study was made in the1960's for a location for a newairport. The study was completed

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TIllS VICWl'ORIAN STYLE doll house will bt- rarned by ZtaSenior Citizen's Center. It will be furnIshed later thIS mont handwill be on display at the bank and at the school Percy Blakelyspent the summer building the doll house Barbara Ward.project director at Zia, is sho'\\.'1l witli Percy and the doll house

'Betsy' is in C'zozo

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The Valley of Fires LionessClub has purchased a breastteaching model and donated it tothe Lincoln County Health officein the name of Hazel English'Betsy', the trade name for thebreast teaching model, will stayin the Carrizozo office and beavailable to the women of theeommunity.

A clinic will be held at theREA building on November 7 at7: 30 p.m. to teach women how toexamine their own breasts todett"Ct the early signs of cancer.

The Lioness Club is also

By Rum HAMMONDLinc:oln County Com-

missioners were given a reporton the Sierra Blanca RegionalAirport during their regular Oct.1 meeting.

Fred Heckman, chairman ofthe Sierra Blanca Airport

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Statel!l Menta. Boy's ad Western Arweaune 01 New Yark State;Apparel Club, and _'emS..... CIIerGtee IJJ Soulb CamUna andWeatern8a1elman', AuocllltICD. . 0kIDma; and tile &emIDOle In

Alpine now 1'.lde. .fa the Everglada of J'lorfdll.Colorado with bls Wife, Sue anddaughterCcmnle. Hell a member He his been In utes elnceof lbe Flrs1 BeptlaJ CI1...,.,. 1l1li5. when ...-. part-time

He attended Calorado Slate _enIJJ his poreata Ilift ihepUrdverslty and the University 01 In Color... He went IJJto.naJNortbern Colorado. He Is DOWtaIdn& ce...... IJJ Freneh. Ieenable him to bener com..munlCale with some of billloTelgnbuy.....

Alpin. works with man,tribes '" IndIanI acnliIa theUnitedStatel, including .. Papagoin Arizona; ZUnI from NewMexico; Navajo of New Mexicoand Arizona; Sioux ftom SaudIDakota; QlUlhau. In LouIsiana;

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A. C. Rodman namedAlpine C. Bodman, son of

Robert (Bob> and Vema Rodmanof C8rrlZoZo, NM haa reeeadybeen selecteda blograp.be lor theMarquis "WHO'S WHO IN THEWEST" 1985-86 edition.Biograpbees of "WHO'S WHO"are chosen because of theirre(erence value.

Alpine has been president ofDeer Trac:k Traderl, lAd., aColoradD-based whoresaJe indianarts and crafts outle1.. since AprilIIB5. He has been In wholesaleAmerican Indian merchandisemace Jan. 1974, and workiqgdirectly with the Indians since1l1'1O.

Alpine spent much of theBureau of Wholesale SalesRepresentatives, Mountain

ItsWorth LookingInto.

Comanche" The New-size'IhIckF~Jap..

The aetivltleaat school.sports and aesembUes, fa..exemple. _ ... Improved a.well. SometImes students want a'bs'eIlk from lbe m_ '"_ Ufe aad perbapo trips oflb. edueallonal·voriety ceuJd ...arranged Ie plaea of lecaJ iD­_.

"SCbool would be nice iflbey'd meIse oome~.. andaU these things are the (IfIe8 thatneed changing.n AlonsodacIered.

Warwick of Belen, one brother.Emest Morgan and tWO sisters.Gladys MoI'IBD and GertrudeWidmayer, all of Artesia; lourgrandchildren and two greal­grandchildren

Services were under thedirection of Terpening & SonMortUlU')/.

LEARNING CENTERSA acbool is deftoed 8B BD

instItution __ primarily Ieimparting: knowledge 01' todevelopilll certain skills ortalents. "(be cQIMtisfied fIU«Ieutementioned In the preceding newsitem, who atteaded schools innorthern New Mexico may havebad probl8lltS at home. This ma)'have contributed to tbeJrfrustratkms at school.

Their complaints includeinefficient seeurlty guards,needed in large _. The

extra help 1& Deeded 10 palJ'OJ thecampus, hll:ll8 and restrooms,where Wegal activity is known 10happm.

ANTELOPE HUNTERSShIrley and Bobby Wbltlock,

Hatch, were In this area to buntantelope tbi8 past weekend. 11181stayed with ShIrley's parents.Obie and Dorothy Simmons.

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tbarles William Morgan ofcapitan who passed away inAlbuquerque very recenUy, wasbom in Harrhlon County, West ofVirginia. Augusl 29, 1lQ1 andpassed away September 10, 1985at 12 p.m. in the PresbyterIanHospital in Albuquerque at theage of 71. Closed caake\ serviceswere held Thunday, Sept. 12 at10:00 a,m, at the First MethodistOIurcb In ArtesIa with lhe Rev.

Davtd Shaw officiating, Burialwas In the Woodbine Cemetery.Pallbearers were his nephews,Frank. carl. Quis, Jim andMorgan.

He manied Alpine Jackson'n February 3. urn in Texas andshe preceded in death March 15,1973. He "'ter mamed LouiseMJDer Db OCtober 2. 19'76 in LasVegas, Nevada. He was 8 truck

driver for Apex Trucking. Hemoved to Artena in 1939 fromKermit, TX; later moved toCapitan, NM in 1977. He was amember of the Capitan MethodistQllII'Ch and a member of the ElksLodge. Survivon IDclude: hiswife Louise of the home inCapitan; one son, Bob Morgan 01Artesia; one daughter, Charlene

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sick."'''Ibis whole town is Just

poIlt1ea." laid Tina in dt&gust,and IIle _ of IIle BlUdenteagreed. Even the eoaches tend topick 1.""'1lIe _ "know tile rI8btpeople" far their teams.

There were many otberproblems with the schoo! lifeIlleI1t1oned by the seven. The foodin the cafeterias was describedas revolting, and the stlldeutspve examples of the horrorsthey ed. 'Ibe ___ they said take IIle bet....bRshame aadtbe)' (tbe8tUdeDts)get the leftovers. The"mch breakwas deseribed as too Bbort andthe studeQts expeel daily in·digest.... from rusblag a' luneh.If there Ian't a 1'UIb, there arealways the fights, they 8dded.

There are not aoUCh ac­tivities to keep them. occupiedafter school either, the stUdentseompJaiDed.

IIAU the lIlODey was spent ontra_ing players during <hefootball seaSOD; now nobody canlet. transportation for other8pOI'tB," said Tina.

'lbe st\ldeals did have someCGnstrucUve sUlPBtions to offer,Recreational facilities arolUldtown could use bnprovement,"NothbJB to do In this town ex·cept ride around," said Alex."'lbey keep f.be movies torabout a mouth and some of themwere already on TV. Most ofthem are perverted, anyway,"

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SCHOOL STINKS"Scbool sUnks." - That

phrase aptly BUIIlIIl8rizes theopbdons of seven students fromhiIb aeboo1B in two New Mexicotowna. Betweeu the apsol 18 and18, all were old hands at 'dlt­chlDg'. The ... truants said thatboredOm is the eause. ol missedschool. <The namea ol thestudents have been changed.)

Their main complaint was''It's borin," because "you knoweverybodY" and "you always 00the same thing over and over."

Some of the courses areworthwhile, particularly artdaISeS and the ones "you dothings in." but for the most partcomplained Freddie "you donothing but sit on your --."

So, instead of WBBting time inschool, tbese kids stay home andwatch TV. go cruising, go todaytime peiNeS or go fisbing.Sometimes "you get stoned ordrunk," Freddie explained."Then you can be real calm,"lJooso said laughing.

But boredom was not the onlyreason for ditching. The kidsdescribed school and the pict urethey drew wail pretty .rim.

"It 'slikea peniteniary." saidAlonso. "With security guards

with raised C8D8 ready to lip-Byyou in the face w:ltb tear gas."'Ib._~........ h. weD!

OIl to ezpIata. are DlClBtIy just out.of biIh scbool. '!bey IhiDk .hey....bDt-" bu. they just like Iecbeck out the ...... and maketrouble, be contiuued. They 5Jlaycop with the dwnmy Ughts, anddrive around like madmen, but

. tbey can'1 seem to keeptroublemaker8 out."

"The teachers stink" saidHenry. meaning llterally· bothin body attitudes toward thestudents and in body odor. Bothfactors are repulsive, making theteachers,at least 8OII1e of them,Wl8JlProacb8ble. "Besides, theteachers are hardly everprepared for class", Malia ex­plained.

"Teachers never do anythingin class. They Just shove the bookat you and leave you while theysit and read d:le newspaper," wasFreddie's contribution. Thestudents said the teachers treatthem with little respect as U itwere the highest privilege to beable to sit in their classes.Besides, the teacb.ers do not seemto reaDy care about the studeatsor thelr work. which they seem todo only for the money.

The students also said that intheir frustrBtionsome leacherspick on students. whom they donol like. Of course, the atudl!ntBrealize their attitudes do notmake it any better but. "studentswoUld treat teachen; with respectlIthe)' treated US the same way,"insisted Maria_

Other members of schoolstaffs contribute to thlll generalfeeling of oppression the studentsIlIXperience. "The whole starrpicks on you, from the teachers toJanitors to prindpals 10 nurses,"claimed Freddie. 'lbe principalsand vice principal areunlair topeople they don't like," bill added.

Mr. attacked 8 boyonce, He can't keep his temPerdown." said Freddle of onecl theJrindpals in question. Of thenunes he said ''1bey throw youout when you go to see them andthey wiD not even take yourtemperature unless you grovel.They just sit there and mJtote

(gossip), Bnd lOme people get 10stay there even if they're nol

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Ell_trorty "..,.. ago, AmeJ'l..... w"'" wId bY theirl101ttlealletuietsthat the-lled· Chin_ wen tni!i'e1y ''agrarianref'ormtn}' 'I1ui.t.1ibled to cUlJIomand Abd material assistancetot' these ~'l'etortl1etSl'·vtohiclt enabled thein to llei~ all ofmslnlaud ChIns.A!ew ye;ll'a Istet. the _ Chla...............i'eJ)rehenstbIef a:c:eordbig to' opinion maketsJ that aiding themw.. tsJ<et6ll, lDmtodiatelY the Am"""'"" PooPI. _ .. tuld thatthe SovietUnion Was metJowhig. 1'hIS lie Jed to the :EisenhoWer'·AdmWlsttatiOils "bridge btiildln,n which opeited. the: gam of 8:f100d l)f ADlerican eI'ed1tj tecbi101bSY andhardware tb1IowbitolttlllSia. '

, dnc::e American aid had enabldd. tbeSOvll!tS to achieviliworid-&sa mililttry ~apa,bsIld'!S, the ./gualS w..a agalnIlWIteMd,1lI1d the \)SSIU....."'.. lh.....d CMlmllnlatewhilS' theCIi1treie were ltaitSformC!dto «Odd. lJet8it(!eS~ry Wefn...betget recently \W!btso far uta refer to the ItedailDese as our;'alIy" and t~Soviet Ullioil as "otil' C'ornb1tH1 Memy.11" Here We

.see BillilinOfber fie that bas been· empJoged to uSher ii1 a.1'<0_, WherebY the l1S gu"""""""t Will do !at' tI'iod ChInswhat Ithas oIte\Idy dmle!at' theS<wletUnhm,

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WASI!INGTON __ 'lbe us~ Senate is g~tb1g ready to con­

sider US rman~tngof the UnitedNations. The .question is~ WiD itagatnseek to reduce theAmerica's· eOntribution1

La8t~gl bye vot,eof73to13, it moVed to cut us funding ofthe UN, which h8B what is veJ.)'.

probablY Ute most expensivebureaucracy: in the history of theworld.

'lbe United StitefJ has beenpaying the U~ .blore than $1billion a y-ear as its aSSl$Smentfor operating costs plUS vOlun­tary contributions lor addltiona)projects. ThIs bas c:onsLltuted 25'pe~entotthe UN's income- farmore Ulan the SovieL" Union,whJch Is millions of doUars inarrears and aU the Arab OPECnaUons.

sen. Kassebaum noted t.hatthe UN costs hadfnere8$ed 273percent between 1972 aod 1982•duematnly to ltbJoDted SJ:laries. I

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credible $1.2 blUion - more thantwo-thltds - deVOted to salariesand friage: benefits Cor Us 12,052employ..

This averages a mind­boggling $106,000 pel' employe,

Just how outrageously theUN had been ....nding Its mOlleypaid (bymoreUSUUq1ayers thanany other nation) is Wustratedb)'the case Of UN UndersecretaryBrian tJrquhart.

Mr. Urquhart r~centJy

retired with a lump sumseverance of $400,000. pIUS a laX­Creepemrion of $50.000. Then heW8&.te-hiteda.!J a ucoMullantll ­

at $90,000 a year, also tax·Cree.:Poor :Mr, Urquhart has to

forego his $50.000 pension whilehe is paid his 8tmuaJ: conau1tantfsfee; but. he has that nifty little

:€E;~;j;~r----::::c-c:N:~ft----l,thiollnancia1 atruclty" a thing 01 :: ,IS NOW OPEN UNDERwonder. So are the verbalactobatf(!SlnwfdclJ the UN preS$ ,

~~i~;~;~ I N~W 'IANIIEMENT Ithere WA$l)pposltlon to 'What I 'was so oYerwhelining i:!UWOtted . .

bYthel1S Sooot« and .. maoy 01 I. IIPreSiddbt ll:eagan's fellow .ROpUbI_s, " _ , , I' '

~r"GUYBottom took issue.

[~~1~I~:~a ,. LEAGUes ARE StiLL I"ORMING'Cion SOtYiee and (2) n\\lSllllUed "IVUtlngn-thatls,illh"OSpuys f tt IS NOT TOO LAtE I •2;lpen;em oftheOperating ...t 01 •the t1N,u shooldha... 2S pereent Iat ~ votes in thli~m,.dbouse' I .. I..lied th6 GelIs!'s1 J\iloembly 0..' for mor." nformaton contact "'"bud'::.a=~ .Foggy bot- ,I SILLLYNCH ,I:to'rri". IS. untiJ8s1bIe ,and rt~ . 'I. t:~: =:np,q::..,~;, ."" . JJ 1I.#1d"_ "" ,

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~rnest V.Joiner , :Co-QWi1et &I: C(J~PubJishe'i'Peler Aguilar .••••..•.••••.•...••.•C()-OWl'i~t'&'CO"Pt,l:bfisbei".

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.JESSE lacbaa. au OVCI.......ted alaCOJlllpoGp ....Ito ,•• frie_or l'J.del Castro, tbe no.and: MusUna IudIII' LouS. Farrskbao,Ia alway. guaranteed a pt.tfonD nO matter how tooU,h bbl !opIe­la San Francbleo recently, between-bll. pouts of "We ,.&tfo t~world. we aTe the 'World," he made tbls .tarilillg allegatlonl"How can you have all these A.raDli In San Ft.Dcll~O and DODeof them n~e.ented In downtowD paUtles? &w can you have1a mlUiOD and a hl.1f Hblpantelll in l;Oa Angeloa and not ODe 0them on the ell,. councl1?" Let'a e)ear It'up 101' the revereDel.Firat. It -could be beca~e these peopledon'i vote. Second. Itcould be becaun they don't vote oftentlnough. ThtrcJ. It co~dbe beause DODe of them run fOJ" office. Fourth. per••omeI'UD for omce but doo'" get elected. But b~ do you expWn .nthis to II demagogue otto",o"l to keep his lWJ'O befOre tilepublic?

• MY..Area't-We-Gettla...:rouch,. Dept. GUT Pekl.......erLouisville. ttY clty .anltatloD aupervilor. dalm. to bVe bad• nervous breakdown brought on b1 the .tre•• of wor1dD&' withblack&. A ,s.ympathel!c judge ruled that Pearl .bawd :receIveS281in weekly dia.ibllltYlJ&Jmeab heap.e of bls fear of workingwith blaek people. Poor dear. Sut. tn Santa .Rbu" the NAAePfa gaa.bhl. ita teeth and mutterias .........Ui.... Me-una hJl'hachool rootban coach de4Cribe4 Mirvlb wnu~ ot. the SmDiflgo ChargenJ in racltt !enJl6;. Ooach !faal. Queal:OberrY Iudco&cbed" Willilms at Santa.ltosa Hfgh...nd teealIed be (Y/UlIa.m.)AI a "big Idd with buge bud. and fNt. KiDd ofllb • _puPP1dog. A aloe young DlIiD." IaBtead -0' aeeeptlaB' flu!' compUmeilt.wonama' .later Loretta aDd tbe NAACP Yowl that the :eupp,.~dog"" retet'enee ~teh&l'ae.ter&edmy lJrot'&er .. an anfma1. Aw.mme OD. We hollJdes bye" .standard tezm lor ehan.eteriziDgpeople .. wnbn.I., aad pUPP7 dOS ain't it.~.ID ...... en. ofsupe....euitin emoUou, a trat.emlty hf;JuseiD: Berlel8)' (tadlta?In Berkeley?}.threw .. "South of the Sarder" pUt,. wbere.guntsentered under barbed Wire and .. banner thaD read .IImlsrt.tlon...BIIpa.rdc brethren .... furiOUS'. aad a fu1kcat. iIlYesttp.tioa ofracilt d:oga Ob e8mpus is lit progreu:.Beriralld RwueU maRbaYe had an Uaese folb 'n,mind when h. ufll that "the degreeor OAe'. emoud varin lDverH]Y with Oile'. Gowledge of ther.act.-the leas:rou know the hotter ,ott get."

err bu bee.. cUseovereeJ tlaat twe aduho. eotaatr)' du. ..Oaldabd do Dot have ant black me.m.'ben. Sequ01ab·. member·Hlp left & $10.000 lor it. M$ meaibeJ'8r ClUemoDt'. lett ....$15.000 for 760 member.. Neither club h... ~nCT:Ofbot admit­tfng b1aeb for memben:bfp. No matter. Ret! iDUlt "be nt.ed,head. muet faD,. aDd th" ...~ub1ic iJlUJ't 'tottei'.. Oakland Ma)'Ol'Lionel 'WUSOb i8 tatldng legal actIOL Ten 10\1 what, feUon.If )'Ou are blade aud wet .. ;om S clubeecrelar,., till out an appUeatton. aad tender. ebek for 110.000.II JOIl prefer Cluemont. youaplIl1 ..ad write • cheek tot$16,l)OO.II you are torDed dowa beeauae you are~ t!e.,oU: canhurD'the club hOllSea dOwn, tor.hleb:rOli will be forgiVen.

e"TJlEO hu come the Ide. duit. U .......8:67.. IterAIDS ta not fGrtbcomlng at a certaIii leql·IIt .•. oettab'i ~U~tht. aft tay malel shOuld gt..,e. blood .... wfiatevetaetfOD. taI'tIlJulred to get Dational attentlOJi fa .aUd. tt that 14e1tadft; btoodte1'roritm. 10 be It."' Tbfs itemalJ'll'8*hd m. the J4q 20, 1088lasae- of the DalIU {TuJ Gay N,..... It revula t&.-outft,"uexteltt mWtal1t ••Jtu" .,.rvertii wmgo ill their~Iii fcIr ..tilt­hood, pubBe aeelaim, alid a bytCli thipu'bUe tteUutJ'•.

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1 Wll8 fnitated by Yo~ kind words torUJe Amli!rlcan RedCross. As a veteran of World War II who served overseas forthree yelU'S. I'd Uke )'Ou to know that ~ orgaRization 'youpraised. was no r"vorlte of the mea and women in Uniform.

,We had to pay the Red Cross for coffee, do1.lghnuts. meals-andov.emlgbt lodgingwbiJe theSlIvadon Army suppUedcolfee,douglm... and meals free.. So please; don't be so generous with your bouquets. Tossthem onI)' to the worthy, andpreserve your credJbUit)'. + G. I.Joe 01 Long Ago.

'DEAlt JOE:AbUzzard of letters slmUar to yours hlL my desk after that

coIUtnn appeared. r wrote to the top officials 01 the AmericanRed Cross for an explanatlon and received an .eye-poppingresponse. It was documented bya copy of a lelter dated March·20, 1M2, tram secretary of WarHenry L. s'unson, to Notm8J;l H.Da~II, Qlairman of the -American Red Cross. HERE'S THEINSIDE STOR\' • AND P!IET'1'Y IT ISN·T.

AU English and Austranan men in unifomi had to pay fo'toff·bas. leocI and lodging been.... volil(llllty giving (wbid! Ischaratterilrtic or the United States) is not the pattern mothercountries.

'!be; Ited Cross, wblchhas never accepted. dime from theUS govenanent (AND TO THIS DAY RELIES '!'OTALLY ONVOLUNTARY CONnlmUTlONSl wos osked to .'Illblislt cloblacl1ltiu fbr US servicemen overseas 'Wbere troops tram allallied forces would be welcome. The Sal'vaUoo Army dJd nothave tbia rOSponsibllioy.

'l'he British HIgh Command then made an official requestthat US ik!tYIeetneri be requfred (0 pay forwhatever they hadreceived, jUllt .. tbelt men had to pay. The Red Ct-osS _Illlamaat!yo_edto !bill""n cep...dprotestedveb.....'Iy.ltlost the fight. however, when a ureqtlestU came frOM 5eCrCrtarystiinson. HiS lelter was tantamount to a e<lmMand.

ALLEGA'1'lONSHAVE PERSISTED SINCE WORtJ:I WAl< .Il THAT THE RED CROSS MADE A PIloFrr OVERSEAS.Nll'l'HING COtlLb BE FOR'l'IlEIt FROM THE TRU'rH. Tlteclubs opetated a". loss aa,d _ted • baary fln..elalbUrden to thdtedCrnilS. Moreover, the lllibUcirnageotthe RedCrOsSwasbadly'tamlsbtd when it was forced bySlim$OD to goalong w11/1 tbe Britlsltlligh conun..d.

N01'l<' !towunfalt lhat dUa splendld orgOntza_ haa had ,. .take -the·rap tor a dfcl810n Made by the UiiJted States Army.TodaYtSSyeatslatet, thetruth Is known by on!1 a lew.

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'lbeoffieer.should haveadvised the young ~man to eontGcther local American Red Cross. They would have assigned aHome ServIce worker to visit the molher and Investlg".te thecase thoroughly. A stBtement would have been requested fromthe mother's physician and pOSsibly one lrom ~er clergyman.'Ibese verflcatlons are essentJaJ.

1be Red Cross would then have sent. the fn£ormatlon toWashington via teleSJrinter and the Army In Washington wouldbave relaYed it by WIreless to Vietnam. The Red. Cross can ad­comp1lBh in minutes wIIat it takes COl1gresmnan, senators. andprivate citizens tnonlbs to do. Hundreds of thousands or peoplewill aUe6l to the efrecuveness at this great internationalorganizaUon. Dr. WLF

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Fo11owJng are two letters. scmt to Ann Landers. newspapercolumnist. They arid the answers by Miss Landers are bothpertinent to Red CrQss.

(Reply by Ann l.andera: As for·Wlui:t can be done to" protect aloved one against tainted blood dispensed in the hoopffals,there's no simple answer. Sotnetitnes the blood 'Of mends orrelaUve8 can be~ but it must be the proper mAtcb. U thefamily can t'ound up ertOUgb donOl'i,this couIde1ib1iJiate then_of bujolng blood from the hospital. . .

hid donorg ate sometimes boOWi or junkies whO' -'are"desperate for a fast dollar. The dian~ or gettmg 8tl: birecUon:from suell a donor is of cOUI'Se, gl'eatt!r thmt from a retatlve orfriend. And this k 8D appropiiatl thne to litgEf,my rea~ to.up_ the Amerlean Red Ct-osS Blood !loll<» Ptogr.nt. TIt.more voluntarydoi'iOr&. the less;-need to buy blood ftotnaddlctswho are 1/1. _ .... bop.alls __ ot lllI.

L"I'cOI.H ' ··SPECIALSUSSCRIPrIONCO~P~N ..CC)UN'rV In County .ri New MII~fCo OUlslde NsWMeXlc(1NEW. . CJ 1 yO' '13.00 0 1 YlI.r $16.1)0 0 1 year$11.ClO .

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DEAR ANN LANDERS:I would Uke to comment on the letter signed FIrst Int_try,

Fresno. California. 'lhe oUicer was giving advice to the youngbride whose husband is In Vietaaan. Her motb~was dying otcancer 8hd she needed to stay with her lather, but she alsoneeded her husband home.

He advised her to suggest that her husband apply torcompassionate . assignment, at a post near herparent's home.

I eau't understand why an anny officer woUld give thatadvice. How much better had he said. "Go to the American.RedCro .. ', ...

When Woodrow Wilson was President of the United states.he asked that the American Red Cross be set up as a llasonbetweenservicemen la the field and their famUies. Ithas servedhi this capacity ever since.

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With 3:$8 remaining ill' thethird QQarter. the game wasdeclared over. Under six-mao'(ootb.u rules, when a team is

ahead by 45 or more points in the2nd half, the game ls called.

Corona mli!ets Magdalenathis FrIday at 7:30 lor theirhomecoming contest.:

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'l'oUfllam.mt 'Wall R~flyed _-inJmtdQ;Jan.HprriIt'Caplt~,Dana at 'l\JlArog .~·'3 p.ti1.' _ .Capl",nSop!. 28 ""fo"' ••I.. C1arH'l, $Ionn!O'. 'l'rMy Hord· . Ikl. 11- ROoary..t Capitan'crOwCi.Elida dete8~ $t)oorro in :c.apitan, _~ }I~y.Cap.taq, foot~J -'7~3(Jp.rn.tb~'¢b'.m.Pioqship·same'''l~t',U- ',tesUe. I,de~Elida, $helly',LQck~ OClt. 12 1 ~,Pilta4e of C,b\1m~6i8,-lli".nd'15~:toWin:the.t~' miJl....Gr~,Shanno~ $mith~ p1~WJjULllSCrueP: - "n_mlilnt.•~ro waf ~Qm:l :r4ld _ffii~e"IWaryJlmeii~Jmtd.)~d. ,_. :oet. j2-Tigerfltte' VoUe}rtm1lQapttllD ,thli-cl.i,i't~SUm:~er' W1ls " Wendy d~erh~rM:;rady. . Tbe ~ De'Ct,* at C.pjtan~ {p,m. "thecha.rriplonJntbe~atJoiJSJll).rt.trianshlp Award' was' Oct.'14 - ,~lfplJr·Ntp':-wm

. 1::IraCk:(¢. ' pre$ep.tedto the JiaU:hkd)' meet wi,tIl 'senior d$lli officers ..~';''1'Igef8tt!3BtOokOnHope·~IJ' .. , ' .:' ,. 8;.lZUli.m.,. , ~."

High School elU'~Y In Ute tQ\lr- . PJttes tq. ~em~rf . OCt: l!3 .. Repprt C~rds gonlQtumt deIeatln~ that tesJm, 15-9, ,Oct... .., l)e;c~at CapItan" bl)mfi!, .~&4,I'anQ l~lQ, Capitan then7;JIQ p.m. . 1"~":¥.~~¥:~""''''''m1..... S<>l:o.... Ioalng ""18.9-15., 0<:'.5- JV loolbl\ll • m:UH:i, .lind 0:15. The 'U8:~Qt~B llasermRRatC§pi.tfl:n .. l0:30a,in•

.finaJ. ppponent of the: tOllrnM:tEtm ·~t. (i .. Su"il;l",.. .. FaA In.W8,$ aa~b. OaPitan defeated the 'stallatlOQ." Ropm 1'1 .. ). PJn._.'lI$.tcb,r.ad)iJ3~aIfJ.14, :1~, 7. Octl '7 .. ricUire:retakes ..15,. and 15-5. Room 15

. Coad! BiD' MacVeigh ,an~ ,.Oct.Q ..ASVABTe$t·;~phs~.noq~eecl . ~be::-'·Jollowin8 ,AU 'SeniOrs.Tournament Team .. 'Becky Oct. It - Junior hi~ volleyball~rrldg~ lIatch, Anna8h:"d- .. Chapattal .. there ':' 3:30p.m.

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ByUNDACAWWELLCor~:ma haJtedl!ondo in .a

Il)psided 58-12 contest lastSaturday. Hondo was able toretUm the opening "klek-olf fOTl'espectable field position and a

. TO. two play/; later, bl.lt that wasto be their only offensive score.'lbe other Eagle TD came on ante«eption. Wayne Turcolle "

Robert lJemandez, both Injured r--------------....----,during the game, Were examined-and releued. According toHondo coach Jerry' Peckinpah,both wUl be ready to see action In'this week's game.

Corona coach G. RayJohnson chose the offensive lineas Cardinals: at the-Week. "Theirblocking was outstanding, ;:pia,several 'Visitors and people fromthe community commented onhow WOIl .the oflensjye line didtheir Job. They played as a learn

Both teams were credited anddeserve to be recognl~ as awith 315 yards each total yar- team."dage. Capitan rolled "Up 23 first Steve Copeland. Tommycbwns to Springer's 19. ' Mulkey, and Travis Lightfoot. 'Ibe'Dexter Demons, coming conlrlbuted to the Corona winot! 8 big win against Tucumeari, with touchdowns while Tonywul be in Capitan this Friday Romero. Shane Owen, and 'rye

Lightfoot c:apllalized on Hondonight to provide exlra tough tumbles. l!:ighlh graders DanoPposiLion tor Capitan. The Belland Tyec1.Jghtlool both had aTigers must be ~'up" lor this one good day rushing with 40 and 15if they expecllo win. yards respectively.

Carrizozo Animal ClinicOPEN: Tuesdays - 11 am to 1 phi

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OUTSTANDJMG PLA.YEIJ$-.Nallied Players of tho W~k fortbeir .oUt.lltandingplay -Sept. 2'1~ try PI!:W (j",nlort;Jass)andAIlthonySpnc.'(fteshman <*iu), I' .

ALL TOURN:AMENT TEAM-Tigerettes named to the alltournament team ottheTlgerette Invitational are, O. to r.) JanaHartis, Becky Hueyand "1'racy Herd.

Chris Peralta added another6-points for'tbe tigercause in the4th quarter go1ng over from U1e 2yard line. ThIs time Capitanaddedthe2extra pOints on a passplay.. PadUla toShlUtks. The final'tig4)r score came hus in thegante on a 6 yard pass play _PadUla to Keller~ 'lbe PAT Wasnq gOOd and the final seore was,now posted·Springer 26, Capitan22,

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'J'he Capitan Tigers traveledtoS]ninget lastFridayand lost. toIba' DllI\rIlll2A leam 26-22. Bothteams now sport " 1-4 record.

'l'he first quartet was astandoff.The roof caved in on theTigers in the second quarterWIreD" Springer scored 4 times.Two of these tallieS came as aresult ot steady chives downfie1dand two came by pass in·terceptions. Balttirrte SI!OI'e •Sprlngar !8, Capitan 0-

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something on the scoreboard inthe 3rd Q.uarter when quar­terback Troy PadUla tan 15y8rds on-a straight. ron Gut playfor the TO. PadUla passed toKeDer tor the*point conversion.

,; '1b.e il(iore stood Springel" 26.Capitan 8 at the endot the SrdqUartet•

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CAPITAN Ji'L.AGCEREMONY-Students at CapitanElementary School honored their country early OCtober 2with afi(lg ceremotJ)'. This nag was the 001' used at. the burial senofce0119&5 Capitan High Graduate Richard Griego. Griego. son orMr~ 8J1dMrs. Rene GriegOI was kUJed In a plane crash in J966While serving In therniUtal')'. PrincIpal J eery NeWSom intonned1hC! News lhalllis school platts 10 have a flag ceremony once amonth.The News reporter noled that the Flag ceremony 'l'eamlooked. real ~Drp,

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1. lit. free blood pressure test .. RedCt. iii= 2. A freeciu1cer test.· Amaricah COnce; !!5!i..,; Socletv. '. el=, 3. Wheelchairs will be ilivallabJe-l>,ovlded .~';;;;; bv Medea Medical SUPlilie. . ;;= 4. Free sklli cai'e clssses .. Mary Kaye' =e::: Cas:matice COhsultantse iiii5i

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Julie lteYoabO.b... iii In tIloRuidoap bOlj;~tal and Is now~t-,the h(nne of her sister, NellieGuevara in carr~. 1Wish yo~

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'!be Capitan Bm1d is mllr-­cblnil. lbe Aspencade pora& inRUido.sO Sat~y, Oct. 6. We arevery proud of them.'

There were ~any. many,many mOloreyclisUlln Ruidoso inthe parade last saturday. '11Ieywere very precise and orderlyand it was enjoyed by a ta.rgecrowd. There were manybeautiful machines. It mostcertainly is iDtereating.

Don and Roma Eckland,Patsy Peralta and DaMa Run­nels loaded up In -Ecklapds' vanand traveled to Springer to cheeron the TigerfootbaU team in theirgame againBt the SprlJiger -"EdDevUs, Friday, '!he team andtheir d1eering section stayedovernight in Las [vegas ~nd wenton to Springer the followingmorning. Besides theforementlonedpeople, Raymondand . Addle Najar and BW and. 'Due Floyd Proctor, 82. i.Gloria Wheeler also made the longtime resident of Corona,long trip to support the boys, The passed away on FrIday, Sep"Tigers were a little letbargie the tember~,1985 at his Mme alter­first halfof the game and allowed a long Ulness.the underated Red DeYils to get He is survived by his wIre~ahead 26-0. But the Tigers came Loretta, of the home; fourback lighting tbesecond half and daughters-Susan Loretta Jonesheld the Springer team scoreless ofBloomlle1d,NM; RadnaBond$while they, the Tjgers put 22 of Tatum. Veda Cordova ofpoints on tile scoreboard. If there Lamy and Alma Hobbs citwould have been two more

Reserve; four sons - Floyd E.minutes on the dock, tbe Tigers Proctor of 'Corona, Norris "Souprobably could have overcome Proetor or La Sal. Utah. Decthe deficit-but they just walted Proctor af Hondo and Johntoo long to play ball. The Tigers uSandylf Proctor oC BJoomCJeJd:~ke on Dexter Friday night at one sister _ Pearl Hatherly ofTiger S~diwn. The 2A Dexter AmariDo, TX; 25 grandchUdrenteam will be tough. as o1ways. and 9 great UilndchUdren.So. gellhem Tigers. • Gravesideservic:es were heJd

The TJge;;e InvUatJonaJ on Sunday. 8epL 29, at2 p,m, atVoUeyball Tournament was a big theramUy,~~on the ranch

with ~8 Merritt officiating.success again this year. The casket bearers were: JimmyTigers were knocked out in the

I lin d by Bussey. La1Ty Sliarp, Clibt L.sem· at roun Socorro. Suttemeier. Jack King, ErnestElida. the reigning ehamplons. lAJ.eras

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be defeating SocOlTO in the Honorary bearers were:championship game. .Melvin SuJtetneier. Royce: Wash­

burn., Lee Roy Owenl ProcopioTafoya, tun Srazel, CharlieWade. Monty Bussey. TommyTyree and Ronnie Metria.

'lbla:..-ea~v~twot$1iba Q.jpyiJ:i1 r,aaltle about- it. >, - , Sweet. )itt~97.Yea';~oldQfMinehofra'in1a&t~with. :Remember,:Rgbert, we 'wl'lnttQ we.JlrJi wry pr{)ud' gf lh~' M~tU"iJOQ.., mt;tW~ of 'P~u.dCoti$!18 Q(nighttl. or' ]18Jit~. ,~fro)Jl YQl1. lJa.pitan Man." 'n1ey,8XV very 'JimelJ,palls8<taway In tbe~1Cb,"" l:Q~te .. q\~~oolel;':" - bUB)' people and, we· do. Uk;e that ),l,Uldo'/io.. bOJSpitaJ I 'Tbul'Jday..el el'>II!IY', It, ill ret.....li1Ii1,Y , lIlr ell\lnl.Cu<t1ol'ay"", a.~ <l<twisb lhoin ....tlli.OIl m"""II>ll$!li>t.JI6.lIo»'!Wo..... ,I..... oncl .....t1l!l1.t l~ limo. 1.00 """ T my wnnt to ¢bom', ....... a.iLI om ."""'I.tbey Ql!Ie,.tb-' /fuo w.. In!cl to

- "lllSt ~, Md ~y~ ',~ wUl~ve tMl.rest in' tbe, AIlgluf cernli!t~The Smokey B....~ fill< 0. tbe'OId i_oOll.toom - $nlJll!IY. Sept. 1$. !Ier liiioutifnl,

bn~ ~I~ vlsItorio loot' qlnel\'illn., , , SomCoul NogOlls v"'Y Ul lomllY'nrvivi.geojoyOllbnrl"'" ,week. sevent~ foUf nu)ton:ycUst ,.,....., at'tbla time: in the ltuldoMo w€u;Ud. She was jI, ve..-y'.swed:eIIiol'ed it W.dn..~y !llO"",,,~ I <!o jol. I\lly St!'icldaod'",-"oipltal. I wiSh bbn • goild ..~ o.dgr••lo•• ladY. She llvo~ ......f9\' Ute~ stop: The SmOke)' wishina het brn~er J!tnmy complete teJ:CJvery. : f"AW'.Qrid l'iUnlJy j~lIel' _ti'atler- l'OOl"8e .00000p wlli. be ,W!1l!b" b"l'Pl'.WIMaylla bill- bom.llO'm..y:l"'.... lll>clr.laccl

. dl8cQntioued October 31. TlJey dayl$·0et0~7~W$W$1tJJ~,~ _. I1,lUlYQnewho reads:, thii!, 'Oowera~ndtookcare,o(h~.are 'still" available at the J;IOst bave.mlPly 1Jlm-e~thy opes,a,-, . knoW$' hQW Belle:WUson.JIH\t this She may W~ 8,;BWe:et' one. anttBO'office. ~y tltere was,·1l. blls well. . -. timo; 1 woUld like to hear. She: ambiUollS. We lQVtld anel fmjoyedtoF (1144 people who vtsited the " -wQs in St', ~ary't3 "'Ho:Jpit4tI~, beralwa,ys. We are $OgrateIul_museUm aod tbe SmokeY~r Suzie'1l9l'tOnof-o'\n' WE!$tern llOswell but we hQve QO~ had AllY G<id' gave herthQl;lO: preciQU!IState Park. 8~ore went Thursday tbrQ t\p;-ther ,newll. We do care'and yeara witbti:S.Wedct)JQ", rituoo

Mc'Jnday to the Dallas MPrket sinc~ely want to know. Plea~ to be thankful, far.·Sheleft; us..:ashopping ~hei- st~. 1b~t I. W'Q1'm'I$, at oQ<le;' , . gOQd·patternmloJlow.good"

Albert Muse and Cb~ :andBruce Mark and CarniJy ~t,fishing at Nav"" Lake 1Ut'l'hUtOdoy. Th. prize for tholargest tmtit Sept. :i3-2ll was$1000.00. Holle At comes ho1i1e ,wldt the blggoat.

Good rePort on the mUzZlelondonl1wl'."",,,, door on theIt'Idll. 'rboy ok II' there i....obI· ,stdt'age- :pla~i! d1i'ailabJe torbanging theif deer onlhese-hotdo;va.

llobett II_ole ...d" good""te1ol'<> I1wlt II> t&e ltl1do _.:It& hAd sevM btlIi_ters- with i!ibc:orWotllgo(flngba&!, 1lto ..... "'hodidqtt take- bOrne an ·1UilinAl didt~tg~ a ooup1e ohhota atObe.

~lyllobett_el.bOdtwo "'"'coool!lI boar bUllto bcre..d two ..... "'.... 1dllcd. u........1l'O~ to bring 11> .. ,ot<ll'Y or tIlooob ", bUt Jlol todlllo."", M dIJm> auc.. bobOillieooto !iUilY.But it'Ut'Uly '0(great littorOsl: to ". un oncl wo

Good news: Mr. and Mrs.Tommy Reynolds of Ruidoso

. have been waiting for SIx years.News eatne Wednesday at 12:00.They now have a one month oldboby gJrI tor .boOl. New grond·partl1ts for this buncD.e of joy ateAlbert and Millie Muse andramllies. How beautiful Ibis is.This little one be surrowtded bylove 811 of ber life. A wonderfuland bOOUtifU1 lomily. May Godbless them an Witb happinessgnlore.

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Copies of lbo propOlle<! ordinancem.y be Dbtalned from .the LIn.coin Coupty Manager's Office,Lincoln Co-lItJtyCourthouse,CorrlzoZ\l. New Maxi... .,Published In 'l'h. Linooln Coun'yNews on October' 3 &: 10, 1985.

H~RIJPEYTON'S ALL MEAT . * 'FRANKS 12·0z. 89 i~COLBY LONGHORN $ 9CHEESE ..1 .7 " -:/'PEYTON'S ALL MEAT 'l!liBOLOGNA 12·02•.•.••.••••••••••.••••.• '" •• , •99PEYTON'S 12·02. $ 29SLICED BACON 1.MONTEREY . $JACK CHEESE LB. 1.99

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\'IlllUQIlIilARlIIG .INGlIlI!!1l1AL (Il Ifi """" th.bosl. .f l>lUII'Ill'<!l- Jll\ltIby the ...~ "" r' lbe WInd or oiIemetit., \VIlllJl! five '" ThI..rdlMI\.. .h.ll bo.' l!I!elIen I.~UO"., .::~' the_If fln<loCOl\oty~"'''''''''i Ih. ••• . Ie) AllIlClIItI_ Inollldlna (lil<hlya I!f~.!!Il...u.l """lided In. _ keptf'" thaI

110lIo<>10 by I!'V<I\ !halthe 'Fn1' lite PlO'P9OD 01 IN. .....tb • ~(.~ h~"b (·)....,1>•........,;;·· . (I) ~1If\on:.,:: "'!l:plnso. Iea~""""" lUld~~."""OIl8J! heP'lt'J?Oll. ilnd""." b. .uthea-l,ln~ 'CO tyllooroJ of Q>Jl!. d1n_. lIte6>UnWfoll "'_. .r... e ..••e 001 . eo. I .~""'" In p«ragroplt on o<¢. . Bh... he pIoi:rlJ.. _ ~ the pt'OI!lI""". l1ootod by 111<> ,fJl\lII!tlUteoflJte_ ..... shotU lield. P'lblI.pbtlt..... _i1•••i1 Ih~ DDltO»IIeo!~lb,or!hal. ~"'otth!>~II.I ...ballhe~04 lIte.-iBet'~ bY1Jte (bl N. _&I>otU OU... ColIPtiClerl<.· ,hllltt'lna a' .:tlll M4.. 'l'1leoditY. d..-I'.llvo. .b.1I b... lb. """'to, ........ 'fIl>a!l~ the. to~~ "",I"" bef......Jte !1o\m'Y(llDt_ the "0IllI0inei') 1ICI1Idm.<if 'OY lilnd \0 he .~I.,~•• DotO.'Oo\oher @. _ In the Com. -n!nllalvenblo!ow. . _In_geofthe filing of It l\lIl8lotrato Co\lrt .mt llla1l'e<1"..d"'.""l<illD bill"'" 01' I..... _e<!by.be 'l)llo ........IlO.....11' ~keml...i.......M..II.' 1Io0m,' - CO...ty_.... I.the d1lof (wIlolltor 0_•. l!ln•••• ~. lot' • _UOlt of 'lblll ' lbon-~ (4') In tenstb. olema'" .lro\n .l!le t>roml... tor O!lDOl ~'IJlO) <hIya _ its"""'\Y. ~~,Com_. ""oeuliveolJlo<! of ',the !1o\mty, m""Ol!Or or aihOI' p_)wb..... "'~Io», . '. . . . ."!'I. """'" In eltO... nl.~ Wid'" \lO'" b\lIldIO' llOrml. w.. rece..nncln lb~ boqkkopt by 11>0New 1\Iex\e9. ID eonoid\>r tbe »obi:l.Io<IUwoo.el>Ulldlnatbe.1lllI.wf.' .refo." ••-,seOll,,"'GIU'he 1Id l\OAAol '<Iim<l!lol....... 'waiRbling "'.... """"""',' . .. . Co'1O'Y.f<>r ,\ho........... .IDliOWlog prDPo.ed 1,1.",,1n ....I....l.I,brl.kIt. ••••relO ..........tion$ Ol<!".to ~IY: ~ 1"' 11.... .", iii... fifty (110) JlDlInd. &1>011 be' . lelpO\'."".oo••,ed In p~ APl'ROVEPANPCo...ty~..: bloelra' _.!roe Um'" ..dl1Ot'l'OCt pl!ObeondlllO••• wtlbm., I.) Gat'hep ••d t'ofullott.,>\ p1.eedlntbe e...teIner. prOvId<d4.omOlIUO•• who b'''~Od '¥10P1'l!iP lblo ~101 <!a;y J>!. 00.

olb'" ...11"...."ludl J....."""'4' deoJ....lod)lDriod·<if lim. frnm Jll'O!*,1,Y 'll>l'Od ."tbIt P......... by'!!e !1o\mtf. . ,sq.lO jlOl'Q>l~ oboU....,..., lhe ....... l!1O$ . .1amWn'!IO,d*Is'.' ton Oil) d.ayo lIP to Ih!nY IJIO) where it J. ,_.ted obeU he ld) ~llll _wfoJ \0 bIoo!t or dobri.,!,,~_l\lt'Ol\lO"" ""d .• .' .•. Gilrbag.· ,ilJ pl,I~ri),lilc;ibl" !faYJ', '. pJ~ee(".mhna~In C9uPty hnpede::~lJ~e$B: ,t~, .• 9)linty oI:lOJ:lta(ntb",;.,tJemen~. lfilm . ,DU.LJilIl.;Ioo::T

antm" .a:nd:~ WlIsteS . (:0.. Upgn~hefaihlrl, 'cqntajqa ~ at ,U:le CoWJ,ty eontebJer. . , _ttQrip&lnthe.mein~'-' do1J-';1tr..,~a~AN' 0 R PIN II N C E ~.1lI11nR loom 'bah88dll." ~ OZ'relu.oaI nlanf ownnr. londllU'" . .1leeli<>.1L '!'olde. fIoinmabl.... let eol _ .. ilOnIOU\Ion 'aelld

REGUl,ATJl\lG SOl,ID WA$'I'E _ ..\Ion. 0001<1118 .1Id .on- _ot, teaaee,_gor Dr DO' IbU. abali be lbe.j'DOjlDI!' exploalv.""""· . """0 fIl>a!l. he""""",O!l nnd IQ;lllNlil'l'iUlOSI(E!IIN LINCOLN COUNTY. sprnptkm 'of fOQli. . ..' cupant toprop8r1y ~orteet8_' stbiUt)' .of .11. pel'l.Ions. ,tQ PoiBOn$, "cia.-, e."st1clf, 'dIspotjedf.Jf Witbiil fiye (5) cfa3S of VlcoCbalrrnaQPROvtrllNGAPENALTY.A1'IP .-.,..1. any '!*'...., jc)lnl ...dl.ID•• wllbln .b. time <IlsmOllUe..d.... IIolIen.III>c> _leoIo.waote·eontnn>Jnate<! ....p1ollOl1..1a tbIt ,deslsnatOdPROVIDING AN EFFECTlVE ............... ool'poraU•• who jIt'OBOt'ibe<l IDr wllbIn five (II) or \lOoklng ..."lO., ..SOl'dl ·of by In!Oelloua dlo...... r.cI;o- mon...... lll'8DOlrbe<lby tbe,PATE. I ·OOII__,SOrbage... _ cfWa _!ho ........ of ••eb ."'.loo",,,,, a.d ... b..iUe all' ..U..w_.~"dlt""'ltlo.ll.. """"tyllinn......

WAEREAS "lhe - J..ineoln '"hom ap.yPl'O~YQot~ed 'bY .pl'8seri~Jiot1ce,as un~ .<~,. ~PJit~ ~pe,q,J'Ddc':. OI1d';dirt, etJ.QCi'¢E', sectlon".ScaVel\giq: prolJ,lbite4.ColPltyCommission findS thal the the perSon,~tentlilrp~ or dellverable, Uthe POliCe is SlQne bt CountY _baBe con.. 'bricks QJJd buU~ materials" It is WilawfuUor .ny~rBOIi.rotlowing ordinance iIJ nece8$ary '~poratlon,· ". .-. . serv~. by maUl tile «::ounlY' taJners. ~' .i .'. . toJQc, bJghiy flIunmable or ex.. ·· not autbQrized by, the· QI!Jnty toto .....loc~ I"" hoaIlb. aafetyand UtlOl' I. _. garba...r l\lItnnger may ......... (or tbe ,(c) _bage dlspooe<! of~" pIooivo ma_•. ObaU nol ba .......... OOII"'~ or cliolUrb lhewelfare or the citizens of Lincoln debris ~d in PQbliQ a"'s or eqrrectlon\lf the tmla~nfuse cootaillen PfOV'ided., by tJ1~ .pht~ in contab:l.e"nl ror- "gtJlar trash stoted. tn _ Coun,ty landlijJCounty, and pnerateci Wbile ~~ in. .acclltpulQtlOll,or order its County shaDbe~ c!epQsited in (OlJectton,blIt :s.haUbe dI$pPsed .. Container or to .(lIIM. th~ 1«1

WHERJ!:AS, the Lincoln motorvehide. ,eorredU;mbytMCPun~y,_Lthe c~sedfly-PJ':'OQr-C(mtQinen. ,of.as ~by the 'County intendbig tQdo ISO. No·~""""'f Comm'..... (iads lb.' -.. Jo all aeIld ""'... ex_ <if lb. own.... ....ct. (d) lIlo....· 011 and ObaiJor M....... nnd In .eeordancc wtlb ~ re"""'e any lo",,!, lrOm •the rollowing ordinance is (except l;»ody wasteS), irJdudin«'~' manage)' or· occug8ht In liquid ml¢eria1 !!hall be disposed any .pP1k:abJit e:tate' Q federal COQtafnl\'l' and !qt. the Bmneneces&lUY to provide (or safe and garbase, 'pap!lr, ea:tdboardt, tin .chfll1eof the,property. ofonlYinae.ledcontabielS, or b,- regulaUoDS, __t the expemse of U!e upon; aay public or prlv_ttsanitary co1lecticJP and disposal CaM, )'an,! cllppIngs; leaves, (3) '!be cost of car;rectlQU, m-angemfilDt With the Count)' person .eewnulatlng the same. propmty.of saUd waste; and w(tod, g),ss; IlIsD Jlql,lld shallbe allen on the property, Manager.' SectIon G. Vile (tJl damage to SectIon 8. Regulations adopted,

WHEREAS, the LIncoln petre>leu,m WlIBte, _eIl,sa motor andsbaUtelnaJn,jn,fuUforceand SeQt:lon 4. Garbage and ref'USe cpntalners. 'lbi:!! lawS and 'regul~tfonsOlunty Conpnisslbn finds that oil; and aU BUCh BimUar items. effect ,for the'mnount due plus containers. . (8) It Is- llJ'QwfuJ. to in- prom.ted·8nd pUblished: by'the following ordinance Is interest at theJegalrate from the (a) MobUe 'home parks, tentionaUy ,damag" any refQ$e the State Envlromnental 1m­necessary to provide a COOl' Section 2. Accumulation .of dateOftbe filing or the Uen until Ewry mobUe home park shall eontainerowned. by the County", proVemeo.t Agency. along withmnated county wide program of garbage, refuse and debris; paldabdaDotlu;lreqslB, including provide.fot' the CC)Uectlon of not' (b) Any Individual who 8ubsequtnt revlsif:ms andcontrol or soUd waste in removal. . attomeyft!eB. '!be lien shall be les8than.~cyards{)rretuse ,damagesany.eot1t81ne1tprovided 8Il1eDdments are litdopted bYcooperation With Federal and . ~a) No person shall pennit to enforc~ land .foreclosed ae- 'weekly per lot. If the County for the Co\IQty reai~ts ShAll be ",etence~dmade a part oUhtsState Agencies; and accumulate upon pJ."eml.ell ,COfdIng to applicable slate law. Manager determiQe&: that ad- ll$ble tOtheCOUntytor the cost of dUApter. The .penalty. .sections .in

WHEREAS, the Lincoln owned, leased or occupied by (g) Where the Sheriff imds dftlonaJsanltaU()n containers are repair or repIacern.ent or such such 1a'Y. and regulations 'thaDCounty Commission is ~liIted him, which are Within 200 feet of that bnmeditUe measures are necessary, h(H:be may order Container. not be applicable to Violationsthe power and responsJbWty to another lrIh8blted pre~.j any requlre~ to alleviate a Uu'eat to suchaddi,tlonal containers.u ee) It Is prohibIted !or any within t~ CciW'lt~. 'I1le penaltyregulate re1'QSe collection in the garbage or ~, except in the pWilic health and sarety due may be required to prevent person including children, to be sectJPn bere.ln 1& applicable tocoUPty' pursuant to Section 4-66-1. eovered watertJght containers to cettafr:l unlawful refuie. ac- excessive litter or any hazard to on or in sailltaUon containers. violations porsecuted UIIc1er thlset seq. N.M,S.A., 1&78 Comp.; made of metal or plude. cumulatJons~ the . Co~,nty th'epulJllcor resfdeJlts of the '$ecUon 7. ConIttUCUOD slt~ find ordinance.and (b) No person, Jhall throw, Manager may WQive the ten (~O) park. t,ransportatlon of materials. section io. Penalty.

WHEREAS, the Lincoln place, dump or d1spoae 'of any day notification periodinorder to (b) All users of Count, (a) All pett;onswho have VJolaUon or this ordinance-County Commission finds that debris on iuJyl'O,d, street, gutter, take whatever steps are containers shall comply wJth t~' secuted a State buUdiOg permit shall be punished bY im..th1I ordinance is necessary to sideWalk or alley, nor lbaU any neeeB$8E')" lor 'COrrection of the rules and regulatfl?JlS estttbJlshecl shaUi before 'the SUU1. of any . prisonmentror a ,period of ninetyprovide !or the safety, preserve person allow the accumUlatiOP accwnuJation. by the County lor fJle UOO, e. eonsb:'uetfoft aetfvity, tuml~ or {SO) daysand-orafille of $300.0().the health, promote tbe upon any adjoining propdrlY, of (h) Costs for correction of and location of 80lid waste ptace on .those premises a con- Each \lfolatfon shall consUtute aprosperity and improve the any debris for a longer period unlawful refuse aCC11~uIations conlaineraand shall keep the lids taln~ror fenced area of &Uitable separate offense••Bath day anmorals, order, comrort and th8ll five (5) days. ahlUbe detennfQed oa the basis and covers furnlshedf6r t1uch Ilzeand design to contain aD orrense 'ConlinUCl'S .hall alsoconvenience of the County or Jm (e) No per$)D Iball cause or of man workea' bOW'S, equipment cont8hiersc1osed at all times retuee which maybe difslurbed or constitute a IJeP8rate oUense. .Inhabitants; pennit to ~tnata upotI ant '

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT property. private or public, anyORDAINED by the Lincoln dead animal or vegetable orCounty CommlBsJon 8S foUows: mineral matter or -any com"

pOslUon or residue tbereof whichJa in an unsanitary condldon or Isbazardo.. to IIOblle health.

Cd) Any ....tIlborlzOd ae·eumulaUonofgtU'baaa, reluse. ordebris Is h...eby dec!lal'e<l to ba •nuisance and ia unlawfUl.

(e) No persob -shall cast.place. 8Wee~01"-deposlt anywherewithin the County any prbage,refuse 01' debrislniUCh a marinerthal it may be carried ordepoaIted by the elements opo.any road. street, sfdewalk, alley,1eWeI'. parkway or other pubUcplace. Ok' Into any occupiedpremlaed wilbln lbe CO...ty.

(fl Sobjoc' to nny 1Im1~"IDns

otherwtse provided by law. tbeSherifl Jo .ut!t<Jrlzod to In_andenterBbYp'rivatepropertyorprivate~ Wbete .he-'Shehas reasonable cau.se to iUspectthat unlawful accumulations of

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I, NOTICE I

The Lincoln County Board or J

II CommIssioners and: the I

Planning and ZoningCommission shall bold a I'special meeting at 7:00 P.M••

an TuesdaY. OCtober 22, 19l1S II

at the Lincoln CountyCourthouse, Carrizozo. Thepurpose of this meeting Is to Idiscuss the _ebD Ruldoso

IValley Esta.es SubdJvls~Dn. I

MRS. SUZANNE COX I

COUNTYMANAGER IIPublished in The Lincoln

L;~ ~ews on_a::~J

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ORllleo 32-0Z. . $1 ••COOKING OIL ..OEL MONTE. REGINO-8ALT OUT 2 ~8 g' .GREEN BEANS 1e-oZ..... ~ IIIbEl-MONTE REGINO.sALT . . II .' 0'.PEAS .EARLY GARDEN 11'()z•••.••2R8

r------------------tI ADVERTI~EMENT FOR II SEALED PROPOSALS II SeaJed proposals will be received by the-County Manager at the fI I.Incoln eounty eoUrth..... Can1...., New lIlold... lIntil 2:00 II P.M.• October 18, 1985 for the following: I

I Bid No. 85-10: Proposal tor Bond Attorney Service II Bid ND. "'11: Propoaal ror Sonelln, !larvi"" I, Bid ND, "'lJl: PropoaaI ror "'••'...."enl RllU PreparaUon- IIM~q~~a II For mD.. lnCorm.U... pleaR call lb. eo1Jll'Y lIIallO,er·. OMeo II .t _2331, ,. II Lincoln County reserves the right to .Cc~t iit reject aU or Bit)" I" ..rt of any proposal. waive minor tee:hnic!alities and award, tliie 'J

SJtOposaJ to best serve the interest ofLibCCJln CoWlty., JI "rhe State of New Mexico', Procurement Code~ 8e<!lioh 1s.-1-~ I

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iii..SootID" .3-.-IOO.N.M.S,AJlII8.lmpOO..cl1liIOltd orlmlll!il Ipenalties ror Its violations. In addition, the New Mexico

, Crimia.. Statutes 101__ rclony peoaiU.. tot illegal bribes, I1. gratuities and kickbacks. I

i AII __• mool ....ply wllb the New M_o Proc!ureotan! ICode,

If Copies oflbe Invit.\Ion llil' l'ropoaal. 0I1t)' ba nbtoillad ~t the [Coon.y Manag..... <ll'II.... Lin~ ~ Courthoua..

I cam..... New MOlllco, 'l'ho P"'PD8IlIs Will bal'e<:<rived .t lb. II ""nIe Joca\lon ...tII 2:00 !",M•• OCtobar~. 1* I

" The DJI'!l1lng and re1Ii"" <It the ........sIs Will ba .1 the saolO l-Jocalio••~ .:00 A.M,. ()ctobl!r 22••Iias. . , . ,

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POST TOAS,TIES 1 . $269 2§89'fjNANGE'tDRIN'K 26.4'0:11.;. $ 2 4 &

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CENTRALNEW MEXICO

ELECTRICMOU.N1'AiNAIJI.. NM

LEGALS

'. VnletiS' yo~ e,nWr YOllf ep;.peid'Al3ce ~$ldd calols:80Q' or~rore the 19th day Qf,Jiovem~r.19$51'Jlldgm~t will be .renderM,apilUilt'yOl.\ by. det'aJ,1Jt,andthePlaintJftsWUl apply (0 the Courttot tb~ reU~t demanded i.Q theComplairatfiled herein. '

F'. I\A.NDOI.PIIBURR-DUGaS, aurroughs 4:Rhodes, ,p~ o .. DraWer N,Alamogordo, New Me,oco 88310,lathe .tt~ey for the PlainttfCs,

WlTN!i>$S lIlY RAND AND.sEAL ofsaid Court U1is 18th day "of Septmnber, 1985.

MARGO LlNDMY.DIstrictCoUrt CJerk

Publillhed in 'The LIncoln CountyNewi on 8eptember26, 'andOctober 3, 1&. l7, 1985. '

Published in The Liileoln County.News on September 26 p,nd OC­tober S, 10, and 11, 1985.

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(5) I14argoLindsaybistrietCourtClerk

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LEGALS

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THE S'I'ATE OF NElW lIIEXIcpTO: RAFAEL ADRlAW MAI\·TINEZ. .

A tract of liimd lying in the~2 ofNW-4 SW.-4 'Section 13,ToWnstaJp 9South. Range 15 E@st,

. INTIIETw);1LFTllJUDICIAL

DIS'I'RIC't'COll1lTLINCDLNCOIll\lTY

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Published in the Lincoln CountyNewson 8eptenibl!r 26, andOctober 3, 10; ,&: 11, 1985.

THE STA.TE OF NEW MlilXICOTO TilE ABOVE NA1III!lD

You are hereby .notified that' ,DEFENDANTS:a. suit has been rued and is now Notice is given that In the

'pending against you in the above styled ~use Plaintiff hasDistrict Court ot the Twelfth filed a suit agaInst ),ou a,nd eachJudicial District of the Slate of or you, ·the general objeet oC

'NClWMexleo, silling Within and Which Is to quiet title in feetor the County of Lincoln. in said .slmpJe In and to the propertyDjstrict, and numbered SA-8H7. described In the Complaint IJ1Dlvisionln.onthedockeufsaldsa,ld Cause, said landS lying inCourt, Wherein Trelha Samantha SectIon 15, TownshiP 11 South.samora and Rita David Samora, Range 18 East. N.M.P.M.,Jr•• are Petitioners, and you are LIncoln County. 'New Mexi<lo. •UieRespondent; that the generaJ Unless you and each of youobject' at said, aellon is the enter your appearance1I.ei'eIn onadoption by the Petitioners or or before the 12lh day ofShena, Malila Martinez, a·k"il November, 19$5, judgment wUlShena Marie Samora. be' entered against -you bi

You are (urtber noliti~d that defaull. F"r-eddie J. Romero,unless you enU~r or cause to be Atwood,Malone,Mann&Turner.entered your appearanee in said' P.A., ofltosweU, NeW: Mexieo. P.action on 01' before the 7th day or O. Drawer '100. :Roswell, NewNovember. 1985, judgment will Mexico -88201 are attorneys (Drbe rendered against yoU by PJafntitt.default. WrrNEss my hand and the

Petitioners' attOi11ey is Bill seat of the District Court ofG. PaYne. Drawer 39', carrizozo. Lint:obt CQunt)"l New Mexico. thisNew Mexico. 88301. 25th day of Sep'tembe1't 1985-.

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• FJ:,Ol\lilS.MA.R\C TORllESn'2lilN.\lDA VALDIiiZ; a.d lb.)unknc>Wi1 heiroot Ill.' lolIowlllg ):named-dlaeeased p:~rs:on$: }CAllLOS FLoIlES, VlClllNll'E-lFLOllES. ·SI\.. VICIl:NT);l)FLOIlES, .lIt...d MANUELtTA. ) .MONTO'1'A b·k.. MANUELl'1'A) 'MoUl1tainair iii Wiltard~.FLOIlES, and 'I'IlE. UNKllOWN 1. . : , 847-25~1CLAII\IAINTll OF IN'I"EIlEST IN ) Vau",," & Corona:TIrI!l PI\E.lIIISES ADVlilllllE TO 1 .' .....•.... ll46-451l Or8464211

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WELcH AND TttsWORTH. a.defunct New MexicttcorporaUon.LINCOLN TRADING CO•••defunct New Mexico Cbr·

poration: TH'~ 1'ITSWOR'l'HCOllPORATION. a defunctCorpOratIon.

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ROSA~A.Vj;;II:~"Sli;DiWl, .)·-k"1l<>aa~Y~ )l.dII>ViIe, .' 11011I ~, )Pl\ECILIA.lIi\9 'I.'OlUIIiJ$ y )Sl!;nJL~Ot ,ctwe)••"eCli).1I0!lolA.NA. .lIIA.l\q1.iI!;1I: ~,,)SF)p/J.l.Q; ...__ (wlfe or )... J"". ;1'"""" .8fI~Wo, ')

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· 1\IAJI0N,' hI. .wlr.;) m~s _ ~)W I I. J. I A. III G. I 1'OOKi:i-S, bIo wlfo,. bolb )SHl\lllqlilNllOST and) ........JUI;' su.1/ImTIIIll'·1M A. 1\ (l A. R iii 11 iii.) lM~aacI JIA.IlIA.' r. do)SIIRIiICIiINGO$T, .·k-.) BA.~,~ )do .... )lIIars.... P. Sbro""'\BOOl••·) both lieo<IlIood; _)II.. Marg.ret Ellzab"'" I Sl!:DJLt.oS_.Jl1A.N!TA.1I. )

,PIIng....~, bIo I doSl!:DJLt.oS.bIo .... bolb IwIf., PA.Y.E Jl)lI: pA.JU(S I. dece tI· . BSBQUI;JIo )and LIU.AIl JANE i'1UUCS. I VIGil.. ; EUllI!lBJO )hill wIf., .crnIl:ENS S'M'I'Jil I BA.Q.\ uti 'IIIllGlI'Io4. B.)BA.NI(. qo4.I\I\III:OII:O., I MeA. hi. JIlt.. both IFEDll:RAI.I..ANDB-'NI(.oF) .d.c••••tI; A.UQUS'J'IN)W1CHI'I'A, Wlcblla, x:aa...,) 0lIAVEII: _ J!lW'J'l1llA. S. )• _lion; FAllMERS' I ClIA.VEZ,bIo _,··bolb)1l0l4li: JlDIIIlINISTIIA'I'ION.) d""e""'; 1lA.NUl!;1. A..)U,$. PEPM'I'lIIBNT OF) SISNIIIROS aacI lU!l\JBCC4 )A.GIUCIJI,'I'IJRE: ) D.SIIINBROS.bIo .... bolb)lIIA.I\GMITA. S.S~) 4••••••d; lIo4.NUI;JL )

· • wI~w; .JOIIN lil. IIA.LL) GONZALES _ vmGlNIA. ).and IoUCILIE '1'. IIA.LL.bIo) GONZALI!:S. Ida _, bolb )wife, JUANITA.) ..........; JOSE AVALLA,)BENA.VlDEt, .-1<.. .JuaIIIt.) "ee••••d; JMlIION)Calderon; ORA, M.) MIRABAL, dec•••ed;)PFINGS'!:EN, llA.l\l\iET L. ) I;JBI;JI\ J. IIJLLl!;1\ ••d)illcG1Nl'aS,.wldow) FaEP ) JlDELL\ l\IUum. Ida wife, )PFINGS'I'EN and LED'l'A. ) both dooeaoed; JDSJilI'H J. )PFINGS'rEN, hilS wife;) JAFFA, deco••ed;)·RALPII I)UNI.A.P a.d) .Jl1A.NI'I'A. ST. TOI\I\IiIS. )1I0SA.LII!l I)UNI.A.P, hi.) d....aed; soS'l'Ulto ST.)wife; GENE ANAYA, II) TORRES, dece••ed;).1••1. man) SOUTHlill\N ) MANUEL ZA.MOJM,)PA.CIFIC Ro4.ILI\OA.P) _oed, J)AlIlL\N OLGIE ).COMPANY, a corporatlob,) 'del CAUDADO, deceased; )..........r to EI PalO ud I JOSIll CKJ.VI!lIl: y,)&.. J.land R.Uw.y I' GALI.EGOS ·and I\A.lIIONA. )

..Company, .. New Mexlc:o ) Sl;Dw.G de CHAVEZ, hnI )-corpotattoD1 THE) wife, both decea.ed;)DIAMOND A. CA.TTLIll) CHAlllol!l& BlilLJEAN.)coMPANY, lormarly 'Jh. I d~.a••d; JOSIll LE01'I)Blooo: Ioutl ••~ Colli. I B4CA, _ ....1 'I'IlIIDTlO )Com~i.Lv, .• Colorado ,) ANALLA and AMADA)

•.corpor.......utborlZed to de I MONTOYA. de AlolALlA, bIo )__ III _ lIIexI""l) wife, both_, W. W. )

COUNTY 01' LINCOLN) <GA.LEWOOP. d•••••ed,)$rATE OF NI!lW 1III!l1tlCO: I U.s. MTEIoL\N.. deceaaed; )and PEIlSONAL FINA.NCE) POI\OTIO CA.RILLO.)COMPANY, • eo.;poratloD. )"'-deceasedi HILARIO)

. ). PEIlIilIl: IUld CDNC'EI'CtON )I ClL\VES do PEIlEZ, bIo)) wife, both deceaaed; A.N.)

'Ih. helra 01 the followlng) &IllLJ40PA.CHIllCO. )per..... all.ged to b.) _ ....; L L. A.NI\LLA., )~....: ) d.c•••adl ·IiISEQUJlilL f

I VIGIL and ELiSA. VIGIL, )1IfANlJI!JL T. BENA.VlDEZ.) hIa wife, both deceaaed; )deeeasedj ltA'Y'MOND) J'~MIlLUmA"dtlCeiled.;)'I'IlUJ1LLO. deceaaedl FAY) &Ul81\A.N VIGIL and)MoGiNNJS,_aedIJDSE) ODNC'I!:PCION J. VIGIL,hIa )LEON BA.CA aacllll!lATRll!) 'IIIlf.. both <locoued; JI!lSUS )e. de BM:A, hIa 'IIIlf.. both) A.IlCtlULI!l'I'A, _,)deee••ed; ANTONIO} J'OSE c.ANILLO, deceued; ,ClIA.~ alid JUA.N!TA. C;) MANuEL IlEN.\VlDES, .. )de ClL\Vi2, hIa 'IIIlf.. bolb) It.. _ 11. s.1I1dee. )decea.ed; YalNlO ) dec•••ed; FELIPE)~ dec:eiised; JOSE ) Go:MJ!:~. de.ce••ed;)C!L\VES y GAUJ!lOOs ...d ) rlllLIPlil MJRANPA.· )RAlIIONA.S. GAUJi:- I _oed; lESt""' 1!lt.LtS. )GOS, bl. wll.,) • de<eOBed) .Jl1A.N de la)both deceased; HtGVRlO,) GAagA, decuta.ed;)UlIIO!lA, liidIvIclooll.Y IIIId ) ItA iii 0 IfA ioU ,J A 1'1. )•• Admlmatrator ot the)" decel.ed:: YSIDbltO,)Ill.tete ot _ Zlln1or.) ClIA.Vl!lZ, dece_; mAW )

· SedUlo, .......... both Dow ) tl. La CAIlU. d_, )dece••edl JUA.N P, ). JI!lSUS tlIJilIlAS. deceaaed, )Sl<!lIU,o.....I<... J... pedro ) 1l0GUlilS .•!lJIUlON.AbO. )Sedillo 1 d8Ce••~di ) deceuecl;,.iOSECO'ftl)()BA,)GRAJlIlI!lL GIUtCIA ...d): ~....tI, A.UGUSTINl!l IIGNASIAGARcfA,hlawlf.,) ~ doceaaed, ).ow .de• ..,mI, Hlllil-) JIllSUS!IoIA. GONZA,LI!S. )CUIoA.NO BA.llI\AJA.N,.) ·,deceoaedl .JOSt;: LueEOO. ):

· d_".d; SILYESTIIIll) d ...·.... tI, iElS·US)llAllA,.ed OLO(lllA G. cIo lMlltAilA.L. d......d)ilA.CA, hi. wlr., hoth) E<Olll"lllIO CIIAYE2. ldeceoaedl lIIIGtII!lI. LUNA. ) dec".WI .B. 01.. BACA,. )~; ES'i'ANISLAPO} d".lIIlld, lIIOI\TI1'IA.NO ITIlIt.nu.o _ J1lI.IANA) . LItJAN, deeeoed, CWO II)!ASTIlUJILLO. bIo wit., ) ..A1lCllI1LETA, deceeaeil,)both4••••".df .JOEl ;JIJLIAH ~,deceeaeil; )SALoNIlil; d ......~l) ~ (l()NWJ;1g, IlIIA.!I't1IilL SlllDILLll •. )d......d; llTAlJIA.NO)~, IIIGINIll lJACA.) . a·ALAS. d.......d; Iend JUA.Nl!I'A. 0. do lJA.CA', ) 'I'lllilVltlA GAliCIA.)S'H JeilICIt*"C. de Daca,)' lle:c~.'Sed;RAMON)hIa .... both 'doceoeed' ) lIIUl.ABlllL., d......": IA.POrJ1'IOI\fO tltu toed) CAllIlJi1LA1lIA GIIII!lGO.)11I'\'04. A. de D~, hIa wife, ) _ ....d; I"tilLOMENO)

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LOT 21, BLOCK 7.ALPINE VILLAGE SUB~

DMSION, IJNlT ~, LINOOLNcoUNn, New Mexico, as thesame ls shown by the plat filed intheoffice.of the County Clerk anaEx.tjfficio Recorder ~f Lincolilcounty! New Mexico

NOTICE IS '.HJ;lREBYGIVEN that pursuant. to theDecree o[ Foreclosure or the.District court entered In theabove entitled cause 'on Sep~

tember SO, 1985. in favor of theabove plaintifr and "againsUhe'defendants, ror the Wm" of$77,986.24, plus interest fromSeptember 30, 1985, being$1,193.58 to date of sale, and costsof thlssme, and also

P1.n'suant to the judgmentand decree of -said CoLa't, theplaintiff has a Hen against thefolloWing proJjer1Y in Lincolncounty. New Mexico, to-wit:

in the amount of $77,986.24; andhaving been ordered by saidjudgment to sell at public we theproperty Bndpreinlseshe.teinabo\fe described to ·satis£)'said judgment.: ..

• . ;NO'W', 'r1t1!:lt.:E:rORE,NOTIOE IS IlEREBY GIVENthatOJi the26thday at ~O\i'embel',

WHEREAS, the residelits ofthe Townsite of Whlte Oaks.LincOln 'County, New Mexicohave" petitioned" the I;.incolnCounty CommIssion to adopt .an '

FEDJ;lRAL NATIONAL MOIl-) ordina....proh1b'iIngthe~TG-AGE"ASSOCIATION ) ()f livestock in certain JlOrttoDS.of

PJ' t tiff) said townslte;,~dan,) WHE:REAS, the Board of ,

:iEx MONTOYA, JR. anc) County Commlssioners·finds that IJUDy ANN MONTOYA, ) this ordinance is necessary and

Dei: d ts) proper 1.0 provide for Ute safety,en an preserve the health, womote the

prosperity and improve the Imorals, order, comfort and .'.convenience Or lJneoIn Countyand its inhabitants. ,

NOW TIlEREFQRE, BE' IT !O'RDAINED by the Board at .County· Commissioners: of U1eCounty of Lincoln ~ foDows:

if:.::.:~::~ri:U~·~~ -100" ~.~~~.~~.~ ..~~~~.~~~.~~.~~~ _ooJlmlted to catUe, sheep, horses" , 42" : 222.00

swine and goats. to graze or bepresent while unattended withinthose areas of the White OaksTownsite -set fortb in'Section 2 e-&2D lS" WoodSlove 390.00thereof. n50FWood&:-C08lSlove,•••••••• 0" ••••••••••• 0 &23.00 •.

seetion 2, 'Ibis ordinance

shall .pply to the roUowing or... Ior Lincolo CoI01Iy: FRe!,,!STAN.DING RADIANT STOVES

Blocks Ithru13, 15 thl'u27, 29 ARHoo24PlateSteelStep 0 m.OIJthru 39, 43 thru 53, til thriJ. 69, in ARH43A-PlateStee1 •••••••••..•.•.•••••••••..••• , •••••449.00the Original Townsite of WhiteOaks. New Mexico.

Addl~~~ 1 IIlru 4. Colliers lot AlB-282OAm:~~~~~~.~.~~.~.~~.~~••••••~oo I.AIJl.3624BDoubleDoor ••••••••...•••.••••..•••••••••.•-.00

mocks ,1 thru 6, Citylode 1Addition. , No.$ResawlloatdS;•••..•.•.•• , ft• .26

•Panellng 0 ••• over 8.000 pieces in stock. PrIces start ate.es. no •

alocks 1. 2. 3, 4. Buckhorn junk or rejects. . .' ' .. .Addition. • RQmex.Wire250', 144WG•••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••• : .14.99 I

•ROmex.Wire~·J12-2WG , 21.99 •

.Ad:J:01. 2,', Kemplons lsi. . STeEL FARM GATeS . .•

•' 4ft. • : 18.9$

Blocks A, Sf C, I), E',G; H, I, 10ft ; ·32.99JJ le, Lots· 1 thru 1$ in Block M, • 12ft 36.99.kem:ptolis 2ild Addition.. .16~ : ~ 1.50

Section 3. ThIO ordInao.. lo .! 6ft.ob!..g ••••.•••~~~~~.,~~.~~~ :,:.. , ..&lI.2S8fi.obl0bg , 15.25

SI GN·S 6ft.rpUjld _ IOB.50

. ·.4. ft, thru 9 ft. tanks In: Iltock. I

- - - -.S2"ld6ft.CoIU.l'anol..HBars ' ,,15.95 .·1Jer S.aiel....... ..... F:leLD FeJoiCING. . .

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... '9" x: 12" on 2-_1y Index 39.. d39IL ".""•• : •.. ·S3·9S •____ ._.._ .._ , 48'.' I!Ol'iJeFeilCe'JIeaw.Duty •..••••••.••.••••.•.••• , 9ilS .RI!D. '&liLACK tlIIlC ,ON W"-I1'E.'. stoel(_ ' 60" ltOl"ie·ll"ence, Hea\l't.Du.t)I 4_. ""'''''" ~86'96-1-' BatbWinJ. ~aa"flmpo:~."; ;.••,0:'''' i ••.•• ,. ~ ••••••• i0·1aG•

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t ~Prltes are &Ood through, tOct, ••l~~Jl::lghtlletd tJf lumbm'.( buU_ mAWriO!B, !arM .1Id....,h ..pptloa, AU at 10IV, low

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,Ranchero Builders ·SUpply, ,'3200 N. HllIhWlIiY 85 .

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Village of Corona RevenueSharing Funds for, the ,fisca1year 1984-85areavaDable forp\1bllc inspection fromTuosdoy lhru Frida)', 8:39A.M. 'to .:30 P.M., at theVillage Hall

ERNEST LUERAS I.,, MAYOR.

VILLAGJ;lOFCORONAI""bUShed 10 '!'b. U.coln~unty News on October 3, .

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LINCOLN' ,COUNTY. NI!:WS',P.O. DraWer- 4$9.'

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GARAGE SALE: Bigconmallgity .sale held at Boykin Real Estateofflc;e: 1Dts of cbait's, antiquedining chairs, lot 01 appUancesand furniture, lot of pre-used nice·clothing. F~ tractm:, and Fordpick~up. Many thlpgs toonumerous tom~n.tion.Bring yourtruck or traDer. Friday, Satl,U'wdaY,Sunday, Oct. 4'. 5, &6. St~sat 10 a.m. ,each day. ltc-3

FOR SALE: Glacier Slim F4:Soft IceCream machine. Can 849­4411 <In at'temoon)or84~1(In 'mornings). 2tp-3, 10

FOJ.'l SAf.,J;l: DJ;lf.,l,l'l'J;l ~ lIQl\lIl:i ~ 'Iio~, 1FWUlll!Nv AllllOW,S\vl'lS Ii<! bal;h;IilllI!"of~. OoIy.f/950.liO1'J;ll!CJ;lN'('OFI'II'2l!lI ~"",pl"', !.oW do..... ",,4 ......... \I'll! ......,;t.igllted, n()~-.rrow," $;79. Cau·WoQdy $dlJ,ege1Qt: MB-24~ •UlIIlll!>locl· $2!>9. ("""' l.u..... c.rrl>ooo IIol!i EotOle ABOO<:Y,bUlbs. tube~d) warranty. '1(800) , JobnSOlJ :Stearns, BroP;l'. .1tc-3•..' . ~. '. . "

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RED D~CIOPS and, cookingapples for $8le. ·Pete Jonell· or­chard, Nogal, 354-2li66. lt~

REN',l' TO OWN': 3 Bedtoom; 2haUl, 'large den. One of thenic~homell ill town, AU' appliaDee's,~stay. Excellent terms~ CallWoody Sehlegelat 641J..~472.

, Carrllozo ReAl '~tate Agency.Johnson Stearns, 13roker. lte'-3.

The Albuquerque.Bernalillo CourlfyEconomic Opportunity Board In

. Lincoln County

NOW YOU CAN MAIL OR. BR.ING IN Yol!R.

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CO",oFAD~..........-.MAILOR BRING TO: .. ," .' ,

USDA'S Temporary Emergency Food Assistance ProgramUSDA'S Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Program is avaDable to all eligible reeeipientsregardless of race, color, national origin, sex. age or handicap. If 10Ut' household', incomeis atoi'below the levels. you may be eligible to receive these surplus: commodities.

Forquestions regarding eligibIlitY, cali 64f1.2827 (Marie Grlego-COmtnUnity·Advisor.)

At Ruidoso Downs City Hall., ""," ..•• "." , OCl.23, 1985 (9:0010.2:00)At SL Patrick-St. Jude Centerin ~anPaUicio.. "." , •. , Oel. 24, 1985 <lO:OO to2:00)At capitan Senior Citizens ",." .. , , , ........• , •••••Oct.25, 1985 <10:00 (02:00)At C8rrlzozo4044 Central " , , " 0et.28. i985 (9:00 to4:oo)At Corona $enior Ci~s" . " " ". " .. , , " " " .At Corona Senior Citizens. ". "....................................•...•Oct. 29,1985 (9:0010 12:00)

Thedistribution slles are listed below willi dates and times.

Announces today that U.S. Department of Agriculture surpluscheese. butter, rice and honey will be distributed to anyeligIble county resident. .

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FORSALE

-12'" x 60" Mobile Home(1974 Model), furnished,very c;lean and well takencare of, 2-bedroom, 1- bath.ReaBy to move into. Formore informatic}n eall 648-..2268 in Carrizozoor 648- 2913.

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FORSALE: CR500 R Hondo DirtBike, 1985 Model, $2,000.00 UOhrs. on speedometer). can 849­4411 <In afternoons}, or 849-8631(In mornings). 2tp-3, 10

RUMMAGE SALE: Next toRoy's Gift Gallery. Fri. &: Sat"Oct. 4-5.- 8:00 am. to ,5~OO p,m.

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YARD SALE: Clothing, bikes,toys, knick knacks, dishes. 4).1

11th. Gallegosresldence. Oct, 5-6.9 a.m.. ?11 ltp-3. "

GARAGE SALE: Oct. 4-5, 806Tenth St.. follow signs ~ doublesink, range bood, table top oven,exercise CYcle. typewriter,cabinet doors, luggage, misc.

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. FOR REm: 3 bedroom, 2 bathmobDe home,~ acres, borses.allowed in Capitan area. $300 perinontb. Call 354-2397. 2tc-3, 10.

.FOR.SAJ,.E: 2,61 acres withwater rights. Call 354-2205 or 303­264-5474.

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SUCEDMEATOSCA,RMAYER, BANQUET C"HEQDAR, CHEESE $249BOLOGNA' NUGGETS . li8~' ',",68·" NUUOGETSLACHE:iai· $249

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CONDITIONER7 ,OZ. $.1 79,BTL.

25C OFF LAUNDRY

TIDEDETERGENT

42oz~199BOX

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MOUTHWASH $339CHLORSEPTIC \~f' 'CAPSULES

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CiR,EEN OIANT CUT SPEARS $1 09ASPARAGUS ~1

WET ONES 40CT. $1 29TEXSUN UNSWEETENED $1 09JUICE l=~\frT 4&~.

SOFT CLEANER $1 09'MR.CLEAN 1~-R.~' , '

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SHAMPOO

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PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 3 THRV OCT1\ 9, 1985..WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIM.T.

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COTTON BALLS 89';.'Q-TIP ~~. ~

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HAIR SPRA'Y

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