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ofwhat has happened in other ar~asare featured on' the Street Fair'sweb sit ewww.carrizozostreetfair.org,

The goal is to have one per­son ride the racer that must looksomething like an outhouse, ofcourse- and place a roll of toiletpaper on broomsticks placed strate­gically along the route while twoteammates push the racer toward the

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CARRIZOZO'S labor bay Street Fair onMonday will feature many family attractions likethis clown bouncy house. See advertisementon Page 7 and top article on this page for moreinformation. (File photoby Patrice8razie)

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-Commissioners DebateBuilding Ordinance'

the Lincoln County fairground proj­'ect is,unique to projects he usuallyparticipates in. . . ,

"The fair is very much of acommunity-oriented facility;.it'sprimarily youth-oriented, and itdoesn'tmeetthe models that I use,"he explained.' "We think the facili..ties that we have there on. thegrounds, from a 4-H standpoint; ora fair standpoint; are adequate withmaking the improvements that Irecommended. We also think that afair should reflect the face of thecommunity, and we think it does,"he said:

Forkner said that his firmlooked at the potential for atten-,dance growth over the next 10years, and concluded that therewon't bea large increase in theamount of attendance at events atthe fairgrounds over that timeframe.

Renovated fairground faoili..ties usually result in an attendanceincrease of around 70 percent,Forkner commented. '. He has

Morel said he hoped Temple, bud things like~ that the county's inspec- roof repair or replace-

In the process of tion fee schedule can be ment would.drafting a proposed less in cost than that of "I think the state criteriabuilding inspection 01'- the village, saying that (are) if the project costsdinance for Lincoln the county should be more than $1,500 orCounty, County Attor- able to charge at least there's electrical work,ney Alan.Morel told the ten percent less. then you need to pull aboard of county com- Small, cosmetic alter- permit," Temple said.missioners on August ations like painting or County Commissioner16th, that knowing the replacement of a Mark Doth comple­whether the board' faucet would normally mented Morel on theintended to hire an not require a building brevity of the draft, andemployee to 'handle permit, according to' had some questionsinspections or use a Lincoln County about a building officialcontracted service' was Planning Director Curt reference in the docu-~~~.in completing t~e (Continued'on Page 2)

. "That's a big' ---=================difference in how youdraft the ordinance,"Morel said during theregular meeting of theboard.

The ordinancewill authorize the provi­sion of. office space forand the hiring of abuilding "official"

.(a.k.a. inspector). andthe issuance of buildingpermits for constructionprojects in the unincor­porated areas of thecounty.

"I don't haveany numbers for you,"Morel said. "I'm nothere to teU you this

. thing is going to breakeven or it's going tomake money. I can tellyou that the servicesthat are provided by theVillage of Ruidosothere is an additionalten percent fee that the .county residents arecharged. It penalizes thecounty residents toacertain degree;'

THURSDAY, SEPT. 01, 2011

ing up the cattle around 6. a.m. or will be full of all kinds of entries,earlier to get in and get their meals. including a mule-drawn wagon,Coffee will be ready soon after 6 in Mountaineer's fabulous marchingthe main roundup .area, so if you band, the entrants in the firstmiss the roundup, at least you'll OnthouseRace, going at a slowerhave some hot, fresh coffee to enjoy pace than they will be after theas you watch them bring those parade's over, fire engines from thedogies in. local volunteer fire stations;

Folks are then invited to be After the parade, white thealong 12th Street to enjoy the Street street fair will be starting, there willFair parade atW a.m, The parade also be the outhouse race. Visions

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$25,000 of the county's annualbudget toADA com'p1iaIic~initia­

tives.. Since. then:ihandic... appedac.c.·essibl.e p.arldri.'·g spaces. havebeen added to the courthousecomplex parking areas, and fatureplans .include paving of· two .lotsthat are now ofa gravel surface.Trees have been trimmed on thecourthouse propertY to furtherremove accessibility . barriers .there. Accessibility issues wereaddressed during the recentexpansion of the Nogal VolunteerFire Department headquarters andpolling place, Forsythe Hall.Three of the county's senior citi­zen centers have seen the installs­tionof automatic door openingsystems, and that same featurewill be installed at the Capitanseniorcenter as the county's next

Joining forces with CowboyDays this year means there will beplenty more things to see and do atthe Carrizozo Labor Day Street FaironMonday, September 5.

The Cowboy Roundup atSpencer's Bar X Ranch, north offHighway 54 starts the day with ahomem~de bi.scuits 0' gravy break­fast which Will be served at 7 a.m.Cowboys will already be out round..

by PatficeBrazie

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As .requited by state andfederal law, ,Lincoln County ismust continually attempt to con­form to the requirements of theAmericans with Disabilities Act(ADA) by making offices, .side:walks, restrooms, parking lots andany' other public-use sites in itsjurisdiction, as fu1lyaccessible toeveryone as possible. On August16th, during a regular meeting ofthe board of county commission­ers, County Manager Tom Stewartpresented thecbunty's updatedADA .transition plan, an assess­ment. of the county's ADA defi­ciencies, for board approval.

Two years. ago, whenStewart put the transition plan intoimplementation, he also allocated

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GOOD MORNING! r: This beautiful sunrise was captured and submitted by aLincoln County News reader on Sunday, August 28, between the morning hoursof6:30 and 7:00 am near the Claunch area. Thank you for sharing the photo withus, (Courtesyphoto)

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Fairgro~nds Plan Promises More of the SaDIe

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by Patrice Braziebarn to the existing 'blue barn struc­ture was presented during one ofhis

During a special meeting meetings with the public, an.optionheld on August 23rd, representa- thatForkner said he supported.'tives ofthe firm Populous, contract- The new foy.er on the exhi-

. ed by the county to prepare a mas- bition building would serve to.ter .plan. for eXl?anslOn.of the block wind gusts into the buildingLincoln County Fairgrounds, updat- as well as reduce the stress on heat­ed the board of commissioners on ing and cooling systems, Formerthe firm's activities. said.

. David Forkner, who special- Other recommendationsizes in the design of equestrian and dealt with a need for security fenc­livestock facilities told the county ingand lighting, the addition ofboard that Populous had held local .restrooms and a concession area,workshops in July' and met with .and possible uses of a house thatabout 70 people representing about sits ona"25-acre parcel of land that10 different groups with interests in was purchased by the county lasthow the fairgrounds .might be year and sits adjacent to the originalimproved.. fairgrounds property.

"What we· heard from the A bridge or two may begroup is that we're going t~ need a requited. to cro~s. gullies ~n thecov~red arena with a m}nlffimn property, and additional parking hasseattng of 3,000, a new swine bam been recommended.with a wash rack, adding horse .' Forkner said he generallystalls, and a new foyer into the exhi- applies a series of formulas tobition building," Forkner said.. attempt to detertl)ine what might be

He added that the recom- expected in the way of attendancemendation to attach a new swine figures at facilities he designs, but

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(Continued from Page 1>.ment, but County Commissioner KathrynDoth suggested that all reference to a Minter said she preferred the employ-

_building official be stricken from the ee approach. . . '. ordinance and the wording be added "If the employeecosts.more than we.

to give all responsibility for inspec- take in in permit fees, then I don'ttions to the county. That way, the think we should be doing it at all,"county commissioners could decide Minter added.whether they wanted to hire an County Commissioner Jackie Powellemployee or a contractor at any time, said that she opposed anything thathesaid, increased the size of the government,Doth also said that he didn't .want the Minter pointed out that, if the 'county .ordinance to turn out to be the law of doesn't issue building permits, resi- /'uriknown consequences that forces dents will still have to 'deal with statepeople to get a permit for every little or municipal government agencies. !itproject they do at home. He said the Doth made a motion to postpone the' .inspection process should focus on. ordinance discussion until more.big construction process. information 'was available. Minter.:County Commissioner Eileen Sedillo suggested that Temple be directed to ,said that if the county chose to use research the cost and income poten- t.

private contractors for inspections, it tial ofordinance enforcement Sedillo J: .would provide. the .opportunity for-rsuggested the discussion be contin­someone to start a new business. ued in the September meeting ofthe ..

. Doth also spoke in favor of hiring board of county commissioners, andcontractors rather than an. employee, Doth's motion passed.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7--Lincoln County Planninc

Commission rescheduled to'September 8.

. TUESDAY,;SEPTEMBER 6.--Lincoln Count' Land and

Natrual Resourc.es A4visory,.Committee .(LANRAC) meetingcancelled due to lack of agendaitems.

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Commission meeting,rescheduledfroin .·September 7. Meeting at

TBIRDSATURDAY Ruidoso sUbstation 1:00 p.m.: .OF EACH MONTH +

. -·American Legion Post #11, .MONDAY, SEPTEMBER12Wells Fargo .Bank in Carrizozo' . --MeetiIlgof'RepuhlicanPanyof9:00 a.m, Lincoln '!cbunty Cancelled to

encourage members to participateFOURTH.TUESDAY in. PatriQtDay, .a commemoration,OF EACH Mt)NTH .. '.' of the 10th anniversary of9..1l0 .. '

--Food pantry for age 54 and . nSeptember 11, a community wideyounger .at Assembly of God,' remembrance of the tragedy of 9,.'Church in Carrizozo 12 noon to 11 arid a celebration of the First2:00p.m. and 5:00 p.m, to 6:00 R~sponders wqokee;p, us sage.p.m. . Wmgfield ¥arklti RudlSO,6 p.m.

SECONDTuESDAy··OFEACH

. MONTH--Food pantry for those age 55

and older ~t Assembly of .God·Church in Carrizozo 12 noon to .,2:00 p.rn. .

FIRST THURSDAYOF EACH MONTH'.. . .

--Roadrunner .Food Bank inCarrizozo at Assembly of GodChur~h f()r generalpubIic 1-3 p.m,and 4-6 p.m, . -:>.

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. l\10NDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, ' ,.- LABORDAY , '.

--Carrizozo Labor Day StreetFair, Cowboy Days. 7a.m. biscuits

Ffi{STTUESDAY & gtavy, parade 10:00 a;m., fun allOF EACH MONTH .' day 9:00a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in

--~Representative from State McDonald Park,live music, food,. :Engineer's office is at Ruidoso .kid activities, ets, 3.:30p.m. '.Ranch··Village Hall from 9 a.m: to 12 Rodeo. .' '.,noon. -, ,,

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· -.:Free GED classes 6 to 8 p.m.' --Ruidoso Village CounciJ meet-· Camzozo School LibJ.:ary ing cancelled.

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, . school story hour 1:30 p.m, office of Rep. Steye Pearce"Hardman Hall, Room 106, NMSU

. WEDNESDAYS - Campus, Las Cn:tces, 5:00 p.m. to--Preschool Story time 10:30anl" 7:30p.m . _

at the Village' of Ruidoso Public . .-':Democratic .Party of LincohiLibrary;' . County ~ .p.m. at K...J3ob~s in, --Carrizozo First Baptist Church . Ruidoso~·. Speaker will be' J~hntakes orders for Angel Food Dyrcz, director "Of party.' aff'arrs,Ministries 5:30 p.m. to 6:30·p.m. Democratic Party .ofNew Mexico,

followed by question and answer.· .· . TimRSDAYS '. . FlUDA~ SEPl:EMBER 2 ;

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fmish line. Speed is important, but so is safety and his Tone Daddies who will tum the music standgetting those rolls of paper on the proper poles. over to local group No One Cares after a while and

Once that's over, folks can enjoy-the rest of then finish up. The area around the bandstand willthe festivities: live music from Paul Pino and the be open for dancing and chilling, whatever folksTone Daddies, vendor booths ofall kinds, the street feel like doing. .fair's silent auction with lots of goodies, a reverse Adding to the fun of the music will be therafi1e, and a special zone for kids of all ages. cake walk with lots of goodies being made and

The silent auction booth lias a unique selec- donated by several ladies in town! That meanstion of items for folks to bid on from a stay in New fresh, homemade cakes you can walk off the calo­Orleans during Mardi Gras' to a set of drills for ries from before you enjoy eating them.those do it yourselfers. A sample of some other Around 3 p.m. the street fair will closeitems includes a basket of Allie's Salon hair prod- down so folks can go on to the Ranch Rodeo at theucts for. men and women, a gift certificate from Hemphill arena just south of town on Highway 54.Kelly's Restaurant, an artists' basket from Paula Five or six. events will be featured.Wilson, and there are even more interesting tidbits. As you can see, by the time this day is over,

The reverse raffle is another new item everyone will be tired little dogies! So, come joinwhere folks hope their numbers are NOT chosen. the fun -- Carrizozo's Labor pay Street Fair onHang in there and see if you (or you and the other Monday, September 5, at Mclzonald Park!last person) win (or split) the prize. The winner canwalk away with a cool $250 while helping donatethat much for scholarships, too.

The Kids.' Zone will be all on one side ofthe park near the playground swing sets. Of course,the obstacle course, updated with more challengesas usual, will be the featured area, but there willalso be two bouncy balloons. The banner enclosingthis area with a special 'gate' entry will keep thekids safe and having fun all day 101lg~ .

Then there will be a horseshoe conteststarting around 9.

Plan your day so you can get your shoesthrown when it's convenient. Sam Duran will behosting this and has promised if folks tell him whattime they will. be ready to play, he'll save theirplace! There are four pits now; and the contest ison for men and women, so come on and join thefun, gals.

Live music will start off with Paul Pino and

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A stringless violin was displayed inthe window 0 a secondhand shop. A sign on itread: "This is yours for $35 -- no stringsattached. "

{Continued from last week}(Several years. ago the Glencoe Woman'sClub undertook an ambitious project ofcompiling a history of Lincoln County. Anumber of interesting accounts 'of earlydays were written by old-time residentsand sent to rhe club, but the. history Wasnot finished. Mrs. Helena LaMay becamecustodian of the material and has kindlygiven the News permission to print some ofthe letters. The following Is the second­Ed.):

REMINISCENCES OF LINCOLNCOUNTYAND WHITE OAKS··By Old Sages and Stagers.

. No.1Xby Joe Steck

They sent me out with a note demand­ing to know who the leader ·of the party was,and invited him into the house to talk thematter over. Carlyle, the leader of the Whiteoaks party, at first objected.

Greathouse putting himselfas hostagefor his safety while he was in there, he tookoff his arms and walked into the trap. In themeantime I was backward and forwardbetween the two parties, carrying dispatches.

Getting hungry about 11 0' clock Iwent into the house to rustle up a dinrier. Ifound Carlyle getting under the influence. ofliquor and insisting on going out, while theothers insisted on his staying.

While I was getting dinner Mr: Cook,Greathouse's partner, carried dispatchesbetween the camps. For some reason theWhite Oaks boys became suspicious; thingswere not. as they should be with their leader,and they decided to storm the fort thereforesent me word by Mr. Cook to come out aswar would commence in eamest... ., I stepped outdoors, intending to go to

some safe place and witness the bloody con­flict. After being out Cook called me to stopa moment and he would go with me. .

I stopped and turned when a-crash, aman came through a Window, Bang! Bang!,he man's dying hell, and poor Carlyle tum­bles to the ground with three bullets in him -- dead. .

I started to run away from the house,with CbO~ behind me, and toward a barricadeof the White Oaks boys when they com­menced to shoot at us, and so did all the otherobys behind the different barricades.'~ .• . . Abou 60 or 75 shots were fired at us,~ullets flying from all directions, and I beganto feel decidedly incomfortable -- was afraidsome of them might hit me.

I thought it was 'a ground hog caseand I had better be the ground hog, so Ijumped several feet in the air, threw mybands' up over my head and fell flat on myrace and lay there., Cook, behind me, thought it was agooif"scheme, so he iimitated my example.After three or four more bullets came by veryclose to my head the firing suddenly stopped.We crawled out amongst the boys when theytold us all was a mistake; they thought wewere making a feint to cover the retreat ofthedesperados. . .r That 1S aobut all there IS to the troubleat the Grethouse ranch. Cook and myselfwent that night to Abel's ranch, about threemiles from there and returned the next morn­ing. We found poor Carlyle frozen stiffwherehe fell, tied a blanket around him and made ahole a little towers the east from where hefell, and buried him the best we could. Hewas afterwards taken up and put in a box bya sheriff's posse. .

. No more at present, I remain, yourtruly, J. Steck.

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WEATHER·REPORT

by Jeff HjJmmood .i~

A Monsoon sea­son continues to giveLincoln County. somesmall relief. from thedrought conditions wehave suffered throughfor the last severalmonths.

Expect -dailychances of scattered

. showers and thunder­storms with tempera­tures from the high 70sto the mid 90s at all ele­vations, and' nighttimetemperatures from themid 50s to the mid 60s.

Forecast forCarrizozo, the highplains and high desertareas ofLincoln Countyand the Hondo Valley:

Today, Thursday,September 1

A slight chancefor isolated showers andthunderstorms, partlysunny, with a high near92, southwest windaround 5 mph, night: Afair chance of showersand thunderstorms,partly cloudy, with alow around 64, southwind around 5 mphbecoming calm.

Friday,September 2

. A slight chanceof showers and,thunder­storms, ' partly sunny,with a high near 90,calm wind becomingwest· around 5 mph,night: A slight chance ofshowers and thunder­.storms, mostly cloudy,with a low around 64.Saturday, September 3A slight chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, partly sunny,with a high near 91,night: A slight chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, mostly 'cloudy,with a low around 63.

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going to meetings out ofstate. And maybe shemight do some things inNew Mexico that willlook good . on thenational stage.

Richardsonimmediately started set­ting himself apart with"bold initiatives." Hebecame a tax-cuttingDemocrat. The Rail­Runner commuter trainand other environmen­tal initiatives made him"The Greenest' Gover­nor." And he took a~ead~rshi'p role onimmigration.

Watch for thesame types of actionfrom Martinez.

.Grooming Gov.Martinez for a vice­presidential role is thatshe has reportedly saidthroughout her life thatshe wants to be presi­dent.

She could havehad the GOP nomina­tion for state attorney'general .in any recentelection but she had hergoal set higher.

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. . J~st a bit m~re onthe last school board m~eting:Firstoff I'd like 'uto acknowledge the young people (3) that went up to me that night as Iwas leaving after board had gone into executive 'session, and acknowl­edged that they liked and read this column -- made my year..Thanks, and'keep on reading.' . -, . "

And a bit more .on the presentation made by a school officialabout how 'we should celebrate'how Carrizozo schools had been recog­nized for showing improvement, .and passed.out some coloredcharts tothe board members. It's funny, but all the charts that are released by thestate show that there is nothing to start celebrating 'about. And whyweren't the 'colored charts' not passed out to the audience in attendancethat night? Why was the audience .not acknowledged? That is exactly thenegligent attitude that'is part of the problem at our school.

Peopleare encouraged to a~end boardmeetings, but wlien some­one does go and dares to ask questions, they rarely get straight answers,are shown little or no respect at alll Some board members act like theyhave mo~e important things to do and show their, indifference by yawn­mg, looking at the clock etc. Others really don't hide how they feel aboutthe evening's .guests and just gives them 'the bird' (where was this etti ..quette acquiredv), While others just go there just to whatseems, to makean app~arance, while infonn~g~h~audience that their time fo! speaking~p has Just be,enreduced .- thIS IS Just another way of controlling mqusi­tive people that want some answers,. . , . . '

. While making the colored chart presentation the school officialnever turned toward the audience, only the board, All the audience gotout of the presentation was a viewof her back. Was this a deliberateaction? When I was going to school my teachers always stressed to us theimportanceof facing all; audience, face to face, guess that isn't practicedat our, local scbcof-.. It should. Any person employed by our schoolshould realize that they are not being paid by the school board or anyhigher a~minstrative person, thry are employees of taxpayers and 'arebelng paid by the same. The attitude seems to be that taxpayers or peo­ple that want answers to certain inquiries are trespassing on private prop-erty -- but ifrm 110tmistakel1;~his is a public school. .

Interviews for the' POSItiOn of bookkeeping Were goin0- on thisweek ...• or.one of the positions I should say.. Like I mentioned b~fore theboard president stated that the Salal)! ofthe future two positions would becomparabl~ to the one sal~ry :paid last ye~r. Meantime, m:p:' two footballcoaches (hlg1~ school and Jr. h1gh) are having to doall then work, plus afew extra dutIes,all by themselves. M.aybe all ~they' have to do is say th~tthe work has gotten too much to handle and 'maybe.some assistants will.

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SANTA FE -- Republicans realized anAre New Mexicans Hispanic on the ticketabout to get the same might carry some realstory: second verse? weight. This year, theyDuring , SUSana also found themselves

'Martinez's . year-long doing better with'quest for the governor's women than usual.office, no one talked Wow. What ifpublicly about the pos- we could find ansibility of her being the Hispanic woman of suf­GO~ vice-presidential ficient stature? That

. nommee. two 'y~a~s would.make us difficulthence. ThISweekIt IS 111 ' to beat. Hey, I hear thethe news that her name. New Mexico Repub­has been mentioned ~or licans have an Hispanicthe .vice-presidential woman in their guber-slot. natorial primary. Let's

Late in the pri- take a look at her.. mary campaign, it So now Susana

became very obvious .is on everyone's shortthat state and national list for vice president inGOP leaders hadpegged her as their 2012. She's being invit-favorite. ed all over the country

Those of us not .to appear on panelsabout new faces in the

in the party structure Republican Party.were very surprised to Could we be in forsee her crush four othercandidates badly at the another partly or mostly

absent governor in. ourRepublican pre-primary future?nominating convention You know thein March.

In late May, we rest.' She'll deny herinterest and tell us she

were even more sur- only cares about Newprised to see huge out- M' B h 'Illof-state cash donations eXlCO. ut s e ceeprolling into theMartinez campaign anda reprimand of her clos­est competitor by thestate party brass.

Martinez pro­duced another lopsidedvictory margin. in theJune primary. But witha campaign account.severely depleted by a.bruising primary, thegeneral feeling was thatshe would be swampedby Lt. Gov.' DianeDenish'sSz million warchest with which shewas starting her cam­paign.

. But Susana did-n't miss a step. Hermoney kept rolling in,much of it from outsidethe state. It was obvious.

I the national folks reallyliked her and felt shecould win and guaran­tee Republicans somecover in next year's leg­islative and congres­sional redistricting.

The day afterthe November 2 generalelectron, it finallydawned on us folks outin the stacks that GOPleaders had bigger plansfor Susana.

National blogs,and soon' newspapers,were alive with specula­tion about Martinez asthe perfect GOP vicepresidential candidatein 2012. Earlier thisweek it was national'news once again.

After watchingGeorge W. Bush capture40 percent of theHispanic . vote,

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THOUGHTS·

The Outhouse Race that will be held onMonday during the Carrizozo Labor Day StreetFair parade, should remind older people ofback when outhouses 'were commonly used.These old buildings usually had a catalog alon­side the one or two hole facility. Reading wasnot the main use for the catalogs, though youngmen were known to spend time looking atladies undies while in the confines of the out­house with a moon on the. door.

. Evidently using the old time outhouseswas a former seat of learning, which mayormay not be used as an example of how timeshave changed. Anyway, th~ way things aregoing at the national level, It may be time toreinstituethe old outhouses, not so much as foruse as for the old time teaching that the out­house is similar to the old tool shed. Decadesago parents 'would take' their children to thetool shed for a long talk. '. .

Maybe some national officials need tobe taken to the tool shed, or outhouse, and hearwhat parents and others have to say. It appearsthat too few national officials are hearing any­thing people have to say. Right now manynational officials are preening' for the 9-.11commemoration ceremonies and want to looktheir best. They should take the time to listen towhat people are talking about. . '

Perhaps the national officials shouldtake time to remember why they are there andwho put them there. They will continue to gar­ner their pay for the remainder of their lives,but what about the people who .are beingdeprived of their due? What about the mis-useof stimulus money? There are more and-merecases of stimulus money being tossed aside fornon-deserving people to pilfer instead of beingused to benefit the truly needy.

Even though some people claim to havebenefitted, what about the ones who shouldhave received money and didn't? What aboutthe ones who pocketed the money and never

. told anyone? And what about the children whoare being pushed aside from first one programto another? Years ago we were told of ''NoChild' Left Behind" and how all childrenwhould be advanced to the next grade. Now theopposite is being touted. .

, Regardless ofhow it is explained, thereis something wrong and the only solution maybe to take a trip to the outhouse. Watch yourfavorite outhouses racers next Monday inCarrizozo. '

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7.653 acres located on the south side of Salado Creekoff of Highway 380, into the Village Limits of theVillage of Capitan; and

WHEREAS, it appearing that said tract is contiguous tothe present Village limits; and

WHEREAS, said Petition appears regular in everyrespect, and said annexation appearing to be in the bestinterests of the Village of Capitan, New Mexico,

BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing Body of theVillage of Capitan, New Mexico that said Governing-Body consents to said annexation.

APPROVED AND PASSED this 23rd day of August2011. .

Sammy L. Hammons, Mayor

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LEGAL NOTICE

VILLAGE OF CAPITAN, NEW MEXICOORDINANCE 2011- 06

AN ORDINANCE CONSENTING TOLANDOWNER'S PETITION FDRANNEXATIONINTO tHE VILLAGE OF CAPITAN, NEWMEXICO, CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS LANDS ASSHOWN BY MAP THEREOF, ATTACHED TOmrs ORDL~ANCEAND REFERRED TO ASEXHIBIT "A", SAID PROPERTY BEINGANNEXED HEREINAFTER MOREPARTICULARLY DESCRIBED.

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LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the governing bodyof the Village of Capitan will consider for adoption atits regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday, September13,2011 at 6:30 PM at the Village Hall, an ordinancefor:

Ordinance 2011- Flood Damage'Prevention Ordinance which is regulationsdesigned to minimize flood losses and topromote the public health, safety and generalwelfare and to minimize public and privatelosses due to flood conditions in specific areas.

The proposed ordinance is available for review atVillage HalL .

Kay Strickland, CMCVillage Clerk

Published in the Lincoln County News onSeptember 1 and 8, 2011.

20'1.1. Griz:Zly"arsity:FOOTBAL.L..iSCHE'DULE

WHEREAS, on the 14th day ofDecember, 2010, a peti­tion was presented to the Village of Capitan, NewMexico by the followihg owners:

1. Conquest Investments, LLC, Phil Berrymanof Boerne, Texas and Lionel Bums, Alto, NewMexico submitted an application for annexa-tion of property. ,

WHEREAS, a tract of land located in the Nl/2 ofSection 10, Township 9 South, Range 13 East,N.M.P.M., Lincoln County, New Mexico that contains

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VILLAGE OF CAPITAN, NEW MEXICOORDINANCE 2011- 05

AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE20io~07 DATED JANUARY 11, 2011 PROVIDINGANNEXATION OF PROPERTY OWNED BYCONQUEST INVESTMENTS CONTAINING 7.95ACRES INTO THE VILLAGE OF CAPITAN VIL~LAGE LIMITS .

WHEREAS, on the 14th day ofDecember, 2010, a peti­tion was presented to the Village of Capitan, NewMexico by the following owners:

. 1. Conquest Investments, LLC, Phil Berrymanof Boerne, Texas and Lionel Burns. Alto, New Mexicosubmitted an application for annexation of propertycontaining 7.95 acres located on the south side of Osoand Salado Creeks off ofHighway 380, into the VillageLimits of the Village of Capitan; andWHEREAS, the final acreage for the annexation of theproperty changed from 7.95 acres to 7.653 acres; andWHEREAS, said Ordinance 2010-07 is incorrect andshall be repealed, . ,BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing Body. of theVillage of Capitan, New Mexico that said GoverningBody consents to repealing Ordinance 2010-07.APPROVED AND PASSED this 23rd day of August2011. . \

Sammy L. Hammons, Mayor

PETER BACA, 'Special MasterPO Box 215Carrizozo, NM 88301Telephone: (575).648-9.925E-mail: sale@littledrantte1.com

Published in the Lincoln County News on August 18and 25; September ~ and 8, 2011, .

LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NEW MEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURTNo. D-1226-CV-2009-00224

DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANYAS.TRUSTEE FOR THE MORGAN STANLEY ABSCAPITAL I INC. TRUST 2004-SD1,

Plaintiff, .

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SILVIA LEGASPI ANDANTINO LEGASPI ,Defendants.

.THIRD NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that on September 16,2011, at the ,hour of 10:00.am.the undersigned Special

. Master, or hIS designee, WIll, at the North side entrance.of the Lincoln County Courthouse at 300'CentralCarrizozo, NM 88301, sell all of the rights, title andinterest of the above-named Defendants in and to the

.hereinafter described real estate to the highest bidderfor cash. The property to be sold is located at 103 DonSnyder Dr., Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345, (if there is aconflict between the legal description and the streetaddress, the legal description shall control) and is moreparticularly described as follows:

Lots 5 and 6, Block 9, ofWHITE~OUNTAIN ESTATES, Unit 1, Ruidoso,Lincoln County, New Mexico, as shown bythe Amended Plat of a Portion of WhiteMountain Estates, Unit 1, filed in the office ofthe County Clerk and Ex-officio Recorder ofLincoln County, New Mexico, on January 4,1973, in Tube No. 476,

including any improvements, fixtures, and attachments,such as, but not limited to, mobile homes. Subject to alltaxes, utility liens and other restrictions and easementsof record, 'and subject to a one (1) month right ofredemption by the Defendant upon entry of an orderapproving sale. The foregoing sale will be made to sat­isfy foreclosure judgment rendered by this Court in theabove-entitled and numbered cause on August 20,2009, being an actiori to foreclose a mortgage on theabove-described property. The Plaintiff's judgment is$197,132.62, and the same bears interest at the rate of6.7500% per annum, which accrues at the. rate of$36.46 per diem, commencing on August 26,"2009,with the Court reserving entry of final judgment againstsaid Defendant Silvia Legaspi for the amount due after.foreclosure sale, for costs and attorney's fees, plus inter­est as may be assessed by the Court. The Plaintiff hasthe right to bid at such sale all of its judgment amountand submit its bid verbally or in writing. The Plaintiffmay apply all or any part of its judgment to the pur­chase price in lieu of cash. The sale may be postponedand rescheduled at the discretion of the Special Master.

The. Court's decree, having duly appointed itsSpecial Master to advertise and immediately offer forsale the subject real estate and to apply the proceeds ofsale, first to the costs of sale and the Special Master'sfees, then to pay the above-described judgment, inter­est, and costs of sale, and to pay unto the registry oftheCourt any balance remaining to satisfy future adjudica­tion ofpriority mortgage holders;

NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby giventhat in the event that said property is not soonerredeemed, the undersigned will as set forth above, offerfor sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash or equiv­alent, the lands and improvements described above forthe purpose of satisfying, in the adjudged order of pri­orities, the judgment described herein and decree offoreclosure together with any additional costs and attor­ney's fees, costs of advertisement and publication, areasonable receiver and Special Master's fee to be fixedby the Court. The total amount of the judgment due is$197,132.62, plus interest to .and including date of saleof $27,381.46 for a total judgment plus interest of.$224,514.08. Sale is subject to the entry of an order ofthe Court approving the terms and conditions of thissale.

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st?nns, mostly sunny, with a high near 89~ night;:~';slight chanceof showers,and thunderstorms, mosh~::;1ly cloudy, WIth a low around 6~. V:}t,

, Forecast for Ruidoso, Capitan, the north~'west face of the Sacramento mountain rangeCoronaand most ofthe Hondo Valley: •

11:00 a.m, Haras­sment reported at locationon Central Avenue inCarrizozo, deputy dis­patched.

1:13p.m. Medicalcall at residence on EdnaLane in Capitan, ambu­lance dispatched.

3:08 p.m, Firereported at mile marker126 on Hwy 54 north ofCarrizozo, Carrizozo fireunits and deputy dis­patched.

3:52 p.m. Medicalcall at Carrizozo HealthCenter, on E Avenue inCarrizozo, ambulance dis­patched.

4:19 p.m. Dogreported running loose on:a;wy,48 ill Alto, deputy. . Today, Thursday, September 1 '.,' .. 'dispatched. . A fair chance for isolated sho '('\' .\"d ,-

4:25 p.m. Agency th d t rtl . h . hi hw~nr"''''~CJ~'i~:'assistance requested at un ers o~s, pa y sunny, WIt a . Ig ne:ar'ou;:~"iDrug Court on Sudderth southwest ,w1l1d 5 to 10 mph becommg.south!1ast" oJDrive in Ruidoso, deputy night: A fairchance ofshowers and thunoerstQrl;ns, ,0

dispatched. mostly cloudy, WIth a low around 57, south wind 55:09p.m. Warrant to 10 mph becoming west. .

service at LCDC on Friday, SeptemberzAirport . 'Street .in A fair ofshowers and thunderstorms, part-Carrizozo, deputy dIS:- ly sunny, with a high near 79, north wind around 5patched'

9'44' D' mph, night: A slight chance .of showers and thun­

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April 20 slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, most-7:58 a.m. Funeral ly cloudy, with a low around 56.

escort requested on Hwy . Sunday, September 479 in San Patricio, deputy A good chance of showers and thunder-dIspatched: storms, mostly sunny, with ahigh near 78, night: A

11.08 a.m. Lar- good chance of showers and thunderstorms,' partlyccny/theft reported ~t cloudy, with a low around 54. 'location on BIrch Streetin Labor Day,Carrizozo, deputy dIS- M d S t b 5patched. 0 • on ay, ep em er

5:02 p.m. Crimi- A fall' chance .of showers and thunder-mil damage to property st?rms,..partly sunny, WIth a high near 80, night: Areported at location on fair chance of showers and thunderstorms, mostlyHwy 220 in Alto, deputy cloudy, WIth a low around 55.dispatched.' Tuesday, September 6

6:24 11.m: Regis- A slight chance of showers and thunder-tered Sex Offender .check st?rms, mostly sunny, with a high'near 80, night: aat LCSO located ~n the slight chance of showers and thunderstorms,with aLCe.on Central Avenuein low around 56.CarrIZOZO, .deputy dIS- •patched. 0 ' The above information was taken from the

7:23 p.m. Battery National Weather Service Website. For up to datereported at. Nazarene weather reports, go to www.srh.noaa.gov/abq/ onChurch .parking . 10t.Ill the internet. This website is up-dated every fourBonito, deputy dIS- hourspatched. . ,

7:24 p.m. Medical The New Mexico Highways Departmentcall .at Nazarene Church has developed a new toll free number for up to theparking lot III BOlll!O, hour road constructions/ conditions information.ALS ambulance dIS- Just dial 511, listen to the options and follow thepatched. directions

8:35 p.m, Illegal " .campfire reported at lo~a:, You can also get up to the minute, in-depth,

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9:46 p.m, Fire­/burning without permit atlocation on Jicanlla Roadin White Oaks, deputydispatched.

offenses reported on Hwy220 in Alto, deputy dis­patched.

11;44 a.m. Dogreported running loose onHale Lake Road inRuidoso Downs, deputydispatched,

12:15 p.m. Acci­dent reported at milemarker 2 on Hwy 220 inAlto, deputy dispatched.

. 5:50 p.m. Regis-tered Sex Offender Checkat Lincoln County SheriffOffice (LCSO) located inthe Lincoln CountyCourthouse (LCC) com­plex on Central Avenue nCarrizozo, deputy dis­patched.

April 196:43 a.m. Medical

call at residence onSecond Street in Capitan,ambulance dispatched.

9:21 a.m. Litter­ing 01' illegal dumpingreported at location' onCherry Creek Road inNogal, deputy dispatched.

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Terry Aiello, Pastor / 849..0105Worship ..• 9:30 a.m.

CAPITANcmuST'COMMUNITY FELLOWSmp

420LincolnAvenueo Joshua Watkins, Ministel' , '

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CAPITAN CHURCHOF CHRIST420 Lincoln Avenue

Joshua Watkins, Minister .Sunday, Bible Study .. , 10:00 a.ln,·

WorslUp Service. " 11 :00a.m:'r. EveningV(0rship '.' . 6:00 p.m,

Vieqnesday BIble Study. , . 6:00 p.m.

CLAUNCH: COMMUNITY caRVCatonyScaccia, Minister

849-1402;:iecond Saturday of Each Month 9:00 a.m.

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SUNDAY'Sunday School forAU Ages "' .9:30 a.m,

Moming Worship •and .

Children's, ChlU'ch .;. 10:30 a.m;Farnily WOrkshop ..• 6:00 p;m.. . ",WEDNESDAY .

.. Community D.inner ... 6:00p,m. .AdultClasses, Youth Games and Study,>­

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Jean RileY"PastorWorship Service ... 11:00 a.rn.

2nd Sunday Breakfast •• , 10:00 a.mt4thSunday Fellowship Dilll1eI\ •. 12:00 p.m.

CAPITAN3rdandWhiteOak's .

575-354-2288 ,lean Riley, Pastor

Worship Service ... 9:00 p;m.FellOWShip Time ••. 10:15a.l11.

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CARlUZQZO ASSEMBLY OF GOD• Comer o£13th andCAvenue

Barbara Bradley, PastorChildren's Ministry and Nursery-Available

Worsh,ip Service ••• 10:00 n,m.Youth Service'. J • 6:00p.m.

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Worship .•. 9:00a.m.SunrJay Scbo01 ... 10:00 a.m.

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Comeroi'nAVl;!nue lUld 6thRev. CaMA :Peter SandersOl1;

:Priest in charge(.HolyEucharist .... Sunday 9:30a.m.

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o Hayden Smith, Pastor31410thAv'eiiue

648-2968 Church or648-207

Sunday Sch<;lol. •. 9:45 a.m:Worship Service ••• 10:55, a.m.

. SUIiday Evening .•. 6:00jJ.liI.AWANAS .•. Wednesday 6:00 P,I1l:

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SANTAlU}'ACAmOLIC COMMUNITY ,ClIrrlzozo IC"pitan I Corona,,

213.Bircll- Cai'l.'iZozo/NM:&8301575-648-2853

Fr, ~r()J;1y BlIsso, PastorPaily Mass/ Santa Rita.•• 8:30a.m,

Saturd4Y Services, Capitan Sacred Heart .•• 5:00 p.m.

CartLzoZOSlintaRita ••• 1:00p.m,SUllday S.,rviceS

Cilpitah Sacted Rean •.• 8:30a.m.CllrrizOzoSanta Ritll ....10:30n.m.Cotollil St. 'I11eresll . , . h30 a.m.

MOUNTAlN imNJ'STRY PARISHSmRRA BLANCA PRESBY}'ERY ",

NOGALPllESBYfERlAN CHURCH, 'E.W. "130:' Lewis) Pastor

Sunday School .••"10:00 a.m.Worship •.. 11:00a.m,

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• RUIDOSO DOWN'S " ,flRSTSOUTBERNBAPTISTCHURCH, ,361-EastHwy. 70 .'

Ruid~soDowns. NM 8834(?575-378-4611

Dr.RandyWidener PhD, Sr. :Pastor.

8:00 a.m. .•. Early Bird Service. 9:00, a.m..•. Breakfast9:30 a.m.. , ..8undaySchool ,

)1:00a.m, •• "Traditional Services6:00 p.m•.•. Preaching Bibl~ Study

Wednesday Community Dmnet,6:30p.m. "

~ KidsActivities •..'5:30 p.m.

Lincoln CQunty News ..•Thurs. Sept. 01. 2011 •• Page 6

Sheriff's .Report _

2011 Ctean'lo[the Crop DonorsRogene andsandra Alford W(JI~qndAr111 Pi" ,)son Kncileoe MoDanleli\lplne Concrete , , , ' • Duane andShl!. r liOS! luckY andChris MUlqueenAr1ct-l's MechonlcServl<:\e M11<$ ond. M!3locfl Goines Jehnnyand ROsolee PattersonG,G.. Arrostrong& SQns'· IlillandJoyGqllqcher lorenanoKoycee PattereonBor WRanch Gray ond~IIIeGaliocher, Richard andElissa"Phillips .MacK endBeffyN,m Belf .\>eta andSQlt!hGna!kowskl • Mgle ProvineJohfl onpD!onC\ Billingsley steve andDonna Harkey auntyRichordsonlerrvondMartha Bond Jock andSharon Hel1<er 'Billy Bob andGingerShoferRQ\Jert ondSherri.IIBli:ldfotd, ' .' Ko1hleen Phllllps·Hellmqn Bob andJane Shafer ~Bruce andJt.JdV Brandenburger John andShonnon Hemphill .ScottandROilemaryShaferBrewer on CompanY elll andSUsan Hightower Mary Sk;;len .BobCOrlerGaryandeeth Hightower . JeaOetteSmootMO!'( JOI'l6 Cooper, DVM VernelieHlghtowE1t stephenson RanchCooperllrothers Uvestocl< 0Rqbble andCrystal Hooten Pre$fon andWilla stoneCorrIeote CowBelies . ValerteHummer Tom andPal SUllivanEI Coplton Ranch Blllahd l<oY lIakos HubendFranceaTrqylor

, JoyandCrysfalEldrfdge. UsCattleCompany Upper Hondo SWCDEscudillo Rahch, Travis andRoe Ann t1ghtfc-ot CAandRA Vance

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Ca.t;ly:on, Corricnl:e \Ulrl Crown CowBelles l:hatlkyo~ for ~npporl:ingf:h~• 0 'agricu1f:4rJ.youth of Lincoln Counly' ,

The following in- patched.formation was taken' from 4;34 p.m, Warrantdispatch records in 'the service, at location onLincoln County Sheriff's Hwy 380 in Carrizozo,

, Office" located in the, deputy dispatched.Lincoln County COUl't~ 5;41 p.m. Distur-house in Carrizozo. bance/family dispute re-

April16 ' ported at location on9:17p.m. Medical Franklin Street in Corona,

tall at residence on D deputy dispatched.Avenue in Carrizozo, 8:53 p.m. Larce-"ambulance dispatched. ny/theft reported at Bonito

10:21 p.m. Dis- Lake, deputy dispatched,turbance reported,' at April 18Spencer Theater in Alto, 7:50 a.m, Dogdeputy dispatched. reported running loose

April 17 near intersection of Hwy9:15 a.m. Infor- 220 and Fort Stanton,

'mation report at location Road in Alto, deputy dis­on Franklin Street in patched.Corona, deputy dis-' 8:21 a.m. Welfarepatched. ' ,check requested at resi-

, 9:50 a.m. Infor- dence on Little Big Hommation report at location in' Alto, deputy dis­on Road 593 in Rancho patched.Ruidoso Valley Estates, 0 8;24 a.m. Distur-deputy dispatched.'. bance/family dispute re-

10;07 a.m. Me- ported at residence ondical call at residence on Aspen in Capitan, policeWest Fourth Street in dispatched.Capitan, ambulance dis- 8;44 a.m. Traffic

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Ing and, very, very pre­liminarily, looked fordifferent property,maybe from the forest,or something, where wecould move the roaddepartment for a mini­mal amount," Powellsaid. ':r think there's .acouple other spots forthe road department tobe that have easyaccess, not .that far outof town, flat, and mightbe better for the roaddepartment anyway."

County managerTom Stewart expressedsome ,concern over

.adding on to the bluebam at the fairgrounds,citing issues of structur­al integrity.

County commis­sioner Tom Battin saidthat while he and com­missioner KathrynMinter were in one of

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what we wantto do is vehicles, Forkner esti-! keep parking to the mated. .

opposite side of the He said that the'road," he said. "The use of 20 acres of theidea, overall, is to create new property for thepedestrian zones." . county's road yard

Regarding the would reduce thefairgrounds arena, amount of parkingForkner said he consid- available during theered two ,options, rodeo and put the coun­upgrading the existing ty back: where it wasarena or building an before the property pur-entirely new arena on chase;- without ample.the new acreage: parking for the rodeo.

He again "We think it isexpressed a need for not a good idea to useexpansion of the seating the property for thatto accommodate ~,OOO purpose," Forkner said.attendees, and said 'that ,- - County commis­the livestock chutes sioner Jackie Powellshould be moved to the opined that the fair­end of the arena rather grounds might not bethan the middle. the best location for the

The covering for county road yard, partlythe arena should be because of a flood plainlight enough to main- that covers part of thetain the outdoor "feel" property.of the arena, he said. "So,.I was look-which could be accom-plished' through the use,of screening and'translucent paneling onthe roof and sides of thearena.

WELCOME TOcernzozo's

Labor Day Street Fair!!ENJOY.

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12·YEAR OLD DELINE ARTECHE ofOarrlzozooompleted her first year of rodeoingby placing third in barrel racing and third inpoles in the last rodeo of the season held inMountainair. Deline is shown here on one ofher horses Diablo. (Courtesy photo) .

;; " .Thursday. September Ist:-.All stu­

dents will take their picture for the yearbook,, All iors ,will also be. takingthett

,senior portr ,,', Scholastic Book. Fair: Book Fair

begins todayt . .

, . ,Friday.' September 2nd:Football atMagdal~na3:00pn1.. .

Monday, September. Sth;NO SCGOL (Labor Day)

TueSday. September' '6th: Family,~ight4:00 to 6:00PM in. the library.. . JH & V Volleyball, Vaughn atCa.trizozo 4:00.

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, .' .ThiIrsday;' September 8th: JHJJYN.·Volleyoli1T; CapitaIfatCarnzozo 4:00pm: "at., •. Jr,', HIgh Football.. MescaleroCarrizozo 4:30pm. "

, 7th~12thGrade ,.. . After School tutoring: .Mrs, Ball and Mrs. Joseph-Hays will bepn».vidingafter school tu;toring ¥onday-T~1Ursd~Yfrom 4:05-5:30 PM to asstst students withcompleting homework and writing assign­1nents~ studying for tests, making up tests orwork from absences, and preparing fot the

'ACT. ',. . ,, ; " If you. have any questions regardingafter school tutoring for 7th-12th grade.pleasefeet free to contact Mrs. Ball at 648-2346 Ext .11(3 or Mrs. JQseph-Hays at Ext 116.

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--Alfalfa,. small and large square bales,round bales. Various qualities.

THE HAy RANCH

;Yard SaleSaturday, September 5

Downtown NogalLots of miscellaneous household items, ladies'clothing, go cart, twin headboard & footboard,electronic piano keyboards.

Highway 37 at the old mercantile,lOAM to 5PM

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Sedillo asked Shafer for hisopinion regarding the estimated park~ing requirements for the annual rodeoevent, and he. said that the existingparking configuration was fine 20

. years ago. '"Now, rodeo contestants drive

a (six-wheeled) pickup with a self­contained trailer that's 40 foot long,most of them," Shafer said. "Theyused to use a half-ton pickup and atwo-horse trailer, now they pull a 40footer. In the space that you couldpark a 40 footer, youcan park a.lot ofcars."

He suggested installing anattractive sign at the entrance of thefairgrounds to identify the site, andimproving the fencing where needed,then concentrating on the ability toaccess the new acreage so it will be .available for whatever uses are even- WILLIE'S PLACE RESTAURANT -- "Where you can reallytually determined appropriate. taste the difference", We are offering $1.00, Off on Shakes"

"Put in the road going to the Sundaes & Floats till September 1st -- chocolate, strawberry andback, and focus on the two bridges, pineapple. A great summer treat tor all!and kind of a view of the traffic flow . -~We also are selling Gift Certificates at 10% .Off -- treat.and where y<?U see the. parking," 'your friends and loved ones! They will appreciate it! . •.Stewart Said, then come back to !he . --Coming Soon to our menu -- Fork tender Prime Steaks,.'mam complex and address the. swme these steaks will be top choice beef not standard or select, orbam issue and entryway kind of h h . btl p' " 8 f' ,thing, more or less low-cost type of ouse c Dice -- u rea rime ee,improvements that will facilitate the ,575-648-4200local events that are currently such a

Forkner said' that he had been success for the 'fair board," he said,told that the rodeo draws about 250 adding that the construction of a newcontestants, so he estimated the need arena could come a few years in thefor contestant parking based on that future.figure and the ability to park 15 or 20 Stewart made a vague refer-oftheir rigs on an acre. ence to arequestfrom the Capitan

"On top of that, we've got all school board a few years ago inthe stock trucks and all the stuff that which a proposal, was presented togoes along with it," Forkner said. trade land suitable- for a new county

. Shafer.said that the fair board road yard for the road yard currently -----------------------------------------------------------­supported adding the new swine bam . owned by the county. The county'son to the existing blue barn. ' yard borders the Capitan school prop-. "Our. idea of expanding the erty; the school would like to some-

blue bam instead of building a new day own it, but the school board hasswinebarn is that the wash-racks for' never returned with a realproposal or .all the species for the kids are inade- offer of land to trade. 'quate," Shafer said. "The swine barn "I haven't heard' from il\1.eis adequate, .so our idea is add on to schools in.a long time," Stewart said,that blue bam, make it an adequate "and there's no money for the schools

.swine .facility but integrate in that to help us with this pro]ect. 1'd like toblue barn washing facilities for all see some .commitment from thespecie's that could be utilized by all schools if we even think about mov-the kids," he said. "There are no good 'ing the.road department." ,facilities for that purpose on those He said that the road depart-fairgrounds.". ment would be fme right where it is

Battin asked if the blue. bam for' several years, but also said that. would continue to serve' as the place he, like Powell, is scouting other pos­where arts and crafts are displayed sible sites for consideration.during the county fair., . Moving the county road yard

Shafer said yes and added that was more of a priority in the not toothe space has served that purpose distant past, but stewart said thatadequately in the 'past. No one from' interest in that topic seems to ebb and, .the art community presented an opin- flow with changes in the school'ion on that concept. '. administration.

Stewart said he would like to .. The comity manager remind-see the parking and traffic flow issues ed the board of commissioners thataddressed as a priority issue.' the project in process is the develop-

"If we do nothing but put in ment of a long-term-master plan fortwo bridges that, over the long haul, the fairgrounds, the task for whichwill facilitate the use of the property, Populous has been hired to manage,then I think we're doing great," and actualImprovements will takeStewart said. years to finance and reach fruition.

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