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Theballots were counted Tuesday and the final results, whichwill. be verified during a canvas ofthe votes by the Lincoln CountyCommission during a special meeting tomorrow, arc thatthe specialgross receipts tax issue wasapproved by voters.

The final tally was 3,719 yes votes and3,299 no votes. Therewere 110 votes rejected due to lackof signature. yAnother 33envelopes contained ballots that were 110t filled out or had noballotinside.

Lincoln County Clerk Rhonda Burrows expressed her apprecia..tion tothe members of the precinct boardwhoserved for the specialORT"election. '(The exemplified the truespiritof public service,"Burrows said.

. Shealso thanked her staff'who wereunfailingly professionalandpoliteto the public during this election cycle. Thespecial ORTwillbe for theretention of the racetrack and is. scheduledto takeeffectonJanuary L

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"Suzanne's patient interac­tions are incredible. Her clinicalquality is paired withcalm, friend­I)' demeanor that exceeds patients'expeetatfons," said Jackson.

Dr. Jackson said thatDennehy would be at the InternalMedicine Associates Clinic,Mondays through Fridays, from8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.Dennehy willshare clinical duties with Dr. W.Chris Robinson and will provide aprimary, family and women'sobstetric medical care.

Dennehy is filling a

DESPITE A CALL from fellow trustee DennisVega for his resignation, Carrizozo Town Councilmember Lee Gross (above photo) says he has nointentions of stepping down. Trustee Dusty Vossput his support behind Vega when Vega accusedGross of embarrassing the townduring a recentconference in Taos. Gross told The News earlierthis week that he will continue to work to serve thecommunity and do the job he was elected to do.(photoby Patrice Brazie)

. . .comments from Gross.

In an interviewwith The News earlier

He . reminded this week, Grossthose in attendance that acknowledged that hethe town's two most had recently attendedrecent annual audits classes during the annu­have resulted in no find- al Municipal Leagueings. The council meet- conference in Taos, anding was then adjourned said that there was onewithout any response or class in which he and

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somebody's going tocorrect ours too," Vosssaid.

Dennehy received herBachelor of Science...Nursingdegree from Eastern New MexicoUniversity, both the Ruidoso and .Portales campuses in 1999 and herMaster of SClence~NursjnglFamilyNurse Practitioner degree from theUniversity ofSf. Francis inAlbuquerque in2007.

Dennehy haslived inLincoln County for thepast twodecades. Dennehy was anICUnurse at Presbyterian Hospital in .downtown Albuquerque, and theHealth Coordinator and schoolnurse for Ruidoso MunicipalSchools. Previously at LCMC,Dennehy was an leU manager andwas deeply engaged inNursingAdministration where shesimulta­neously heldpositions including",Assistant Director of Nursing andthe Director ofNursing aswell as

stituents; I work for the for the town.town of Carrizozo. I'm "We promisedtired of living in the to go to training and,past," he said. • understand; to be fact-

Vega alluded to finders, not people whoinconsistencies and dis- listen to rumors," Vosstrust of the Carrizozo said. "It's disruptive.administration on the There are mindless peo­part of Gross, said that ple that do that. Theyhe would like to keep . have no business inmoving forward, and Carrizozo. They need toasked that Gross resign. leave. That's my stance

"I'm tired of on it and it will be for­going backwards;" Vega ever," he added.said. Voss went on to

, Car r i Z0 z 0 say that Gross had beenTrustee Dusty Voss fol- spreading rumors andlowed Vega's comment "asking stupid ques­by saying that the town tions about somethingcouncilors made prom- that happened fourises to do what is best years ago and got

resolved." He said thatany questions that hadbeen raised in the pastabout the conduct ofcertain town employeeshad been determined bythe District Attorneyand auditors to beunfounded.

. "Everybody was 'pointing fingers, includ­ing me, before I foundout the truth," Vosssaid.

He pointed outthat the CutTent admin­istration, as well as theprevious, has amendedsome of the town'semployee policies tosee that the errors of thepast are not repeated. '

"There was a lotof stuff that needed tobe corrected, as the pastadministration correct­ed the previous admin­istration's stuff and

. Lincoln County MedicalCenter (LCMC) announced thatSuzanne Dennehy, CFNP, hasjoined the Internal MedicineAssociates medical clinic.Dennehy started onMonday,September 13.

Dennehy returns to LCMCclinicsystem as she was thefulltime medical provider at theCarrizozo Health Center fromSeptember 2007 to September2009. .

"We're honored to have, Suzanne join the Internal Medicine

Associates clinic providing pri- ."mary care to Lincoln County resi..dents. We know she'll be an inte..gral partofourmedical staffandshe is welt versed withpatient pro­tocols and procedures, II said Dr.Gary Jackson, LCMC MedicalDirector.

highway.., Work is anticipated to be

Jete by the epd ofthe month.speed signs, loose gravel

signs, and message boards arebeing utilized to alert motorists ofwork. Motorists are encouraged to

, slow down, and proceed withextra caution when driving-throughthe work zone..

. For questions or com..ments please contact ManonArnett, Public Information Officerfor the New Mexico DepartmentofTransportation District Two, at(575) 637-7200.

rassed the town ofCarrizozo. He contin­ued by accusing Grossof having a specialagenda and basing thatagenda on the wishes of200 constituents whenhe should be represent­ing the entire popula­tion of Carrizozo.

Providing nodetails, Vega said, "hisagenda consists of liv­ing in the past," and hetold Gross "if you haddone your homework,you would not have

.made such a commentatthe workshop. I try todo my homework. Idon't work for 200 con-

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C a rr i z 0 z 0Trustee Dennis Vegamade a surprise movelast week when, duringa portion of the regulartown fcouncil meetingdedicated to the presen­tation of any reportsfrom the mayor or towncouncilors, he asked forthe resignation of fel­low .. council .. memberLee Gross.

Vega followedthe request by sayingthat it was his beliefthat, while attending anannual conference inTaos, Gross embar-

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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS .•.Thuml! $EPTEMBER 23 •• pAGE 2 OBITUARYHerman and An­

tonia have been mem­bers of Christ Com­munity Church inCapitan since 1985.

All are welcometo share in a"Celebration of HerLife" in the TraylorGym at Capitan HighSchool at .2:30 pm onSunday, September 26,burial will follow at theCapitan Cemetery

There will be areception gathering atChrist CommunityChurch . following theinterment.

Condolencesmay be sent to the fam­ily atwww.lagroneruidoso.ccm or the family can bereached at 575-354­2442 or 575-808-0607.Mailing address is ·P. O.Box 215, Capitan, NM88316. Physical addressis 521 Hwy 380,Capitan, NM, or emailaddress:pjk@bajabh.com

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ANTONIA age of 8, her parents andPADILLA OTERO all of her siblings Eloy'

Padilla, Orlando Pa-. Antonia (Toni) dilla, Ray Padilla, Joe

Padilla Otero, &4" of Angel Padilla, andCapitan, died Sep-tem- Lucille Baca,ber 17. She was born After her hus­September 21, 1925. band's military tourShe married Herminio they returned to Capitan(Herman) Otero Sep- and started businessestember 19, 1942. there.

She is survived Their daughterby her husband born in 1961 was aHerman; daughters, March of Dimes poster(Gloria) Esther Otero, child and Antonia wasBarbara Ann Otero' appointed chairman ofSanchez and her hus- March of-Dimes for thisband Raymond S.. area of the state.Sanchez, Patricia (pat- Antonia was involvedty) Jean Otero Kearns in many village andand her husband state government organ­Kimble Lee Keams; izations and functions.seven grandchildren She held the office of

. and their spouses: president of CapitanMichelle and Phil Bob PTA, worked as nurse'sBorman, Michael and aide at Fort Stanton'sTabatha Flanagan, Tuberculosis Hospital,Wayne Eric Flanagan, and worked in theRonnie Sanchez, Katen school cafeteria. Sheand Norvel Carpenter, had been a member ofRyan Wooddell, and the Catholic Church andHeather and Bill taught catechism forBarclay and 15 great- many years.grandchildren.

Antonia waspreceded in death bydaughter Katen at the

FOURTH TUESDAYOF

. EACH MONTH·-Food panty for age 54 and

younger- at Assembly of GodChurch in Carrizozo 12 noon to2:00 p.m, and 5:00 p.m. to 6:00p.m..

TODAY,THURSDAY,

SEPTEMBER 23, --Carrizozo public' hearing on

animal shelter policy and uniformtraffice corde 10:00 a.m,

FRIDAY,SEPTEMBER 24

--Lincoln . CountyCommissioners 8:30 a.m.,rescheduled from Tuesday,September 21.

. SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER 25:.-National Forests and

Grasslands are celebratingNational .Public Lands Day bywaiving recreation fees on this.dateonly. .

TUESDA~SEPTEMBER '28

--Ruidoso Village COUnci14:30p.m.

--Corona village Council 5:30p.m,

EACHFRIDAY

--AI Anon family group for fam- 'Hies and rfriends of alcoholics,noon. at Methodist Church inCarrizozo, bring lunch.

THIRD SATURDAYOF

EACH MONTR--American Legion Post #11;

Wells Fargo Bank in Carrizozo9:00 a.m. .

WEDNESDAY"SEPTEMBER 29

--Lincoln County Lodger's TaxCommittee meeting cancelled.dueto lack of actionable agendaitems. '

FIRSTTHURSDAY

OFEACH MONTH

--Roadrunner Food Bank inCarrizozo at Assembly of GodChurch for general public 1-3p.m. and 4-6 p.m..

SECOND TUESDAY .OF

EACH MONTH--Food pantry for those age 55

and older at Assembly of Godchurch in Carrizozo 12 noon to2:00 p.m,

MONDAYSand

WEDNESDAYS--Free GED classes 6 to 8 p.m.

. Carrizozo School Library

TUESDAYS,,-,:Capjtalll~utSFHtjbrarY•pre­

school story hour 1:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAYS--Corona Public Library story

bour 4:00 p.m,--Carrizozo First Baptist Church

. takes orders for Angel FoodMinistries 5:30 p.m, to 6:30 p.m,

THUl{SDAYS--Gambler's Anonymous open

meeting 7:15 p.m, at MescaleroReformed Church, 336 WardlawDrive in Mescalero. Call Mike at575-682-6200 for information.

EVERY.THIRD . ,

THURSDAY-Village .of Corona Public

Library 3 to 4 p.m. pre-schoolstory hour, stories, activities,crafts, snacks. Call Betty Ann at849·3277 for info.

FIRSTTUESDAY

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-Representative from StateEngineer's office is at RuidosoVillage Hall from 9 a.m. to 12noon..

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he had no intention ofresigning his position,and has received manycomments and emailsfrom his constituentsencouraging him tocontinue his efforts ontheir behalf.

In a separateinterview, Vega toldThe News that he had110 intention ofpursuinghis call for Gross's res­ignation. He said that hereally just wanted to putGross on notice that it isimportant to leave thepast behind and contin­ue in a forward movingdirection.

"My first priori­ty is the town ofCarrizozo," Vega said.

He said he alsotook exception to thefact that he was notgiven an opportunity torebut Vega's allegationduring last week'smeeting, and said thathe had reason to believethat the mayor and townclerk were made awareof Vega's intention tocall for his resignationprior to the time of themeeting.

"I have no inter- .est to defend myself,"he said. "My only inter­est is to tell the truth theway I experienced it. Ifeel confident in myability to continue myresponsibilities and tocontinue to serve thepeople that elected me."

in the class at any pointbetween the time of theconference and lastweek's town councilmeeting to discuss whatthey now say wasbehavior that was"embarrassing" to thetown. Gross had no ideaof Vega's position onthe issue until Vegacalled for his resigna­tion,

"The properforum for his concernshould have really beenin an executive sessionas an agenda item, asopposed to it being pre­sented in a public ses­sion," Gross said, "Theforum he decided to usewas really .inappropri­ate."

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from my financial back­ground and my back­ground in bookkeep­ing," he explained. "1was interested in seeingif the trends in stategovernment were simi­lar to the trends in fed­eral government; thatwas my motivation fortaking the class."

The final por­tion of the class gaveattendees an opportuni­ty to ask questions ofthe expert;' many did,including Gross,

"My questionmade no reference tothe town of Carrizozo,made no reference totown people's positionsand made no referencesto anyone's name,"Gross said. "It was avery neutral question. 1actually said, if therewas an employee whotook things that did notbelong to them, howwould you suggest han­dling that. This guy did­n't know me fromAdam, or where I wasfrom."

In response toVega's accusation thatGross's conductbrought some sort ofembarrassment to thetown, Gross simplystated that nothingcould be farther fromthe truth.

"I think Dennishas had kind ofan agen­da against me becauseI'm not part of the oldboy group of the othertrustees," he said.

According toGross, neither Vega norVoss approached him.about his participation

area as it applies tomanaging local govern­ing issues, Gross said.

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Vega Asks Gross to Resign(Con.tinyeg from Pacie 1)

Vega were bothenrolled. The class wastitled Fraud, Theft andDishonesty, and it wasled by an expert in that

TheMayor·sCorner

First I want to thank everyone for theirpatience during the water/paving project ofAirport Street. The chip seal is down and .thecrew will be "mopping up" the project forapproximately the next two weeks. There-areother things w.e are trying to accomplish withthe surface of the road. We are trymg to getback $24,000 that was taken outofthe originalbudget and hopefully address that issue. Ifthat

, comes to pass, the road closed signs will bestrictly enforced: Several qitizens chose toignore the signs and one l110torist got outofhisvehicle, moved the sign, and drove across the 'new paving. It would seem that the slightinconvenience of detouring 'around, the con-. \struction would outweigh the potential dam-

(age to the roadway.,~. Any company or indIvidual doing, business within the boundaries of the muirici­~; pality must have a business registration andh New Mexico tax identification number. These;> must be on file at City Hall. I would ask

you"veteran" business owners to assist' andadvise the new businesses of these tequire-ments. ', "Fire ChiefHill said the department will

be sponsoring an extrication class which couldhave up to 60firefightersparticipati Theywill be from all Overthe state. This Wi e the:first time this Five Star train' has been

ed in the state • They areo various fire

town to insure proper water's available, There will be din.n.ers and

oth d raisers in the near future•. Thism,oneyIS for Santa's visit in December. '." As you have seen the town crew has,been· busy" with general maintenance andcleaning u the town. Road .work always

· a ,as several streets beenpoles filled; With our wonder­

ew drainage problems have'devel-, oped requiring innovative solutions.

, ,~',' ",There will.be a vyalking t 'Octobe~:" 2nd in Carrizozo sponsored by i8torioal" Society. Ifyou have never taken the tour, you

might find it very interesting, We in City Hallare researching po I money sources 'toromote tourism, s businesses, andhistor- .al development..There are so man in

our town to be proud of and show the r, ofthe country, . ,

We are in the process of developing anew web site for the town and taking it in adifferent direction. We want to thank DirkNoms and Dry Hat web service for past serv­ices.. oUr varsity, volley ball team will beparticipating in the Capitan Classic. There willbe a football game with Bataan Militat'l onSaturday at 2:00pm at Laabs Field. Try and getout and support our kids. GO GRIZZLIESIIHave a Fun and Safe Weekend .

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Jackson said this innovativecare model will increase the level ofcare and reduce the amount of week­end call for family medicineproviders.

"We're excited to haveSuzanne return to our LCMC familyof dedicated providers as she isextremely familiar with our mission

and operation," said Jackson.Lincoln County Medical

Center is a county-owned facilityleased by Presbyterian HealthcareServices. This partnership has exist­ed since 1972 and is dedicated toimproving the health of individuals,families and communities. LincolnCounty Medical Center andPresbyterian Healthcare Servicesoperates a hospital, six clinics and acountywide ambulance service.Lincoln County Medical Centeremploys more than 250 people,including more than 15 providersthroughout Lincoln County,

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, University of Texas Medical Branch in"Galveston, Texas, 111 her practice,Dr. Ram is committed to providing comprehensive women's health scrvi~,

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WEATHERREPORTpy JEFF HAMMOND

Yesterday,Wednesday, was thefirst day of fall, theAutumnal Equinox at,approximately 9:09p.m., but with the con­tinued amount of show­ers and thunderstormsrolling across LincolnCounty. you couldalmost imagine it's stillmonsoons season.

There will bedaily and nightlychance of showers andthunderstorms at all ele­vations of LincolnCounty.

.Forecast forCarrizozo, the highplains of LincolnCounty and the HondoValley: . '

Today, Thursday, I •

September 2.3A good' chance

ofshowers and thunder­storms, partly sunny,with a high near 81,southwest windbetween 5 and 10 mph,night: A slight chance of

to the showers and thunder-beginning storms, partly cloudy,

with a low around 55,southwest wind 5 to 10mph 'becoming east.

Friday,September 24

A fair chance ofshowers and thunder­storins, mostly sunny,with .a high near 88,night: A fair chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, mostly cloudy,with a.low around 54.

Saturday,September 25

A fair chance ofshowers. and thunder­storms, mostly. sunny,with a high near 82,night: A fair chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, partly cloudy,with a low around 52.

Sunday,September 26

A fair chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, 'mostly sunny,with a high near 82,night: A fair chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, mostly cloudy,with a low around 51.

Monday,September 27

A fair chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, partly sunny,with ' a high near _83,mght: A fair chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, mostly cloudy,with a low around 50.

Tuesday,September 28

A slight chanceofshowers and thunder­storms, partly sunny,with a high near 79,night: A slight chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, mostly cloudy,with a low around 49.

Forecast forRuidoso, Capitan andCorona and most .oltheHondo Valley: " I

Today, Thursday,September 23

A very goodchance of showers andthunderstorms, mostlycloudy, with a high near73, southwest windbetween 5 and 10 mph,night: A fair chance ofshowers and thunder­storms, mostly cloudy,'with a low around 49,southwest wind' around5 mph.

. Friday,September 24

A fair chance ofshowers and thunder-'storms, .partly sunny,with a nigh near 74,.night: A fair chance ofshowers and thunder-

ommendedLegislaturein January.

By earlyDecember, task forcemembers' will havelooked at every part ofstate government, everyprogram, every boardand commission, pluspublic schools .andhigher education. Therewill be much unhappi­ness.

As far-reachingas the task force's mis­sion may sound, it canbe done. It has beendone. When formerGov. Jerry Apodaca waselected in 1974, hebegan efforts to stream­line state governmenteven before he tookoffice.

At the time,there were over 100independent state agen­cies, all reporting to thegovernor. In a four-yearperiod, Apodaca suc­ceeded in consolidatingthem down to 12departments, headed bycabinet secretaries.

Other states cur­rently involved in con­solidation efforts reportthat doing so in a timeof financial crisis has itsproblems because of a

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Oclober 1st Dea.dlineforApplicalionsfor ServiceAcademy Nominations

Congressman. Harry Teague is current~ly accepting applications from students .tbto~gh9ut.:the 2nd Congressional,District fornommatlOn~ to West Point, the us NavalAcademy, the.US Merchant Marine Academyand the US Air Force Academy.

United States. Service Academies' pro­vide a quality education as well as training for

; enthusiastic young adults who wish to serve, .andprotect their co.untry, 'f,.0 be considered for

admission into a United States Service; Academy, applicants must first receive a rec­

ommendation from.a local Member ofCongress. . '

Interested students can downloadHarry Teague's nomination form by visiting'his website or request one by visiting one ofhis six Congressional District Offices. Thedeadline to ap)?lyfor a nomination fromHarry Teague IS October Ist,

Please note that this application doesnot guarantee admission to a ServiceAcademy. Academy annlications may befound by visiting the following links:www.usma.edu www.usna.edu .wwwusmma.edu wwwusafa.af.mil

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low hanging fruit wastoo controversial forthis year's Legislature todo much with other thanto refer it for furtherstudy. The task forcealso has looked atefforts in five otherstates that already hadtaken on the same task.

The law creatingthe task force directs theagencies of state gov­ernment. to, cooperate .in'the work Of the taskforce. But that coopera­tion has only gone so'far. Nobody 'seems tolike much of anythingthe task force is consid­ering.

. Several propos-als to restructure stategovernment have been

.endorsed at the last twomeetings and task forcemembers are expressingfrustration that virtuallyall of them are runninginto heated .oppositionfrom agencies that areaffected.

. . But legislativefinance leaders Sen.John Arthur Smith, D-

"Deming, and Rep.Lucky Varela, D-SantaFe, are adamant thatcost savings will be rec-

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SADDLe, He THINKS He OWNS THe WHOLE COUNTRY"1:>' j)N $~n(icJ\.tt

SANTA FE -­Now the fun partbegins. Former stateRep. John Mershon ofAlamogordo isn't withus anymore but that'swhat the conservativefinance chairman wouldbe saying right now asstate lawmakers beginto wrestle with devas­tating budget cuts.

Two years agolawmakers implement­ed the easy cuts, raidingour hefty reserves,removing unusedmoney from capital out­lay projects and search­ing out hidden slushfunds throughout' stategovernment, '

Last year, it gotmore serious. A 'hiringfreeze began reducingthe number of stateemployees. Unpaid. fur­lough days brought mil­lions more into statecoffers. And thenacross-the-board ' cuts~ere made to all agen-CIes. '

Now it is' timefor. the truly painful'.decisions about whichprograms are expend­able and how to get themost out of each tax­payer dollar. Legislativeleaders; even the mostconservative, call thedecisions painful.

But I'll bet intheir .private thoughts,these leaders are echo­ing Rep. Mershon's sen"timents that now thequest for governmentefficiency can really·begin.

And . it hasbegun, no more so thanin the newly createdGovernmentRestructuring TaskForce. This group, com­posed of legislativeleaders and retired statebudget experts, has agrueling schedule thatbegan in April and endson December 31.

The panel willlook at every functionof state "government,including. '. publicschools and higher edu­cation, with an eye oncost savings, govern­ment efficiency andgovernment effective­ness.

The task forcespent its early meetingsstudying the report ofGoy. Bill Richardson'sCommittee on i

Government Efficiency;which he appointed latelast year for somequickie recommenda­tions on "trimming low

From the Editor's Desk

THOUGHTS

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Is Fall·Falling Today?bv Ruth Hammond

There are conflicting dates as to whenthe Autumnal Equinox happens. One calendarhas today, September 23 listed as the datewhen autumn begins while another calendardisagrees 'and lists yesterday, Wednesday,September22 as the official date when autumnbegins. Who do we believe? Should the print­er of the calendar be put in stocks for notresearching this thoroughly?

Until the autumn equinox we are offi­cially in summer and at this time many peopleare ready for fall to begin. Autumn, or fall, iswhen leaves are in the process of changingfrom green to yellow and on to bright colors.Autumn is also when birds fly south forwanner weather. And autumn is when peoplebegin to relax before a cold winter season.

Relaxing is' a national activity andmore than a few consider relaxing as a neces­sary part, of surviving. Others, especiallyyounger people who have no idea what it islike to slow down with age, consider relaxinga waste of'time.Neither-side is completely cor­rect about relaxation issues.

Neutrality has advantages, particularlyin nonsensical battles. 'And the majority ofbat­tles are m the. category of being nonsense.Actually if the leaders of countries involved in'a conflict were put in a ring' arid allowed toduke i~ out, there easily could be fewer wars.Most national leaders are wimpsand rely onunderlings to fight their battles. '

And the winners may,deserve to win ornot, but the ,losers are the people; the peoplewho put their faith and trust in a leader whoshould have been doing what was best foreveryone~ not wanting to gamer favor and gainmore temtory.

Butthe fact is that as long as there aretwo people on the earth there will be battles.Anq there will always be people watching andyellmgfor one or the other of the combatants.And there is no way to stop the endless cycleof battles.

Of course a person could hibernate andhide in a cave, but cheering the winner is halfthe fun and that wouldn'tbe possible from acave. . '

Using the premise that war is here tostay and nothing will stop war, some of usmightbe in favor of finding paves for hiberna­tion, That would be' cool, even if we couldn't'cheer the winner.

This week there were winners and los­ers in the specialGRT election, but battles justmight .continue and autumn dates will not beimportant. , ,

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Greentree Solid Waste AuthorityConstruction of Hondo Collection Center

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LEGAL NOTICE

CALL FOR BIDS

Greentree Solid Waste AuthorityConstruction of Highway 37 Collection Center

Sealed BIDS for the Construction of the HWy37 Collection Center by the Greentree Solid WasteAuthority is to be submitted to 222 2nd Street, RuidosoDowns, New Mexico 88346, 575-378-4697. Bids willbe accepted until 2:00 p.m, on October 1, 2010 and thenwill be publicly opened and read aloud. A MandatoryPre-bid Meeting will be at 1pm on September 24, 2010for all locations.

Bid Forms and Specifications may be obtainedfrom Greentree Solid Waste Authority's Office, 222 2ndStreet, Ruidoso Downs, New MeXICO 88346, or youmay call 575-378-4697. Mailed Bids should beaddressed to Greentree Solid Waste Authority at P.O.Box 2405, Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico 88346 clear­ly marked Construction of Hwy 37 Collection Centeron the lower left hand coiner ofthe submitted envelope.It shall be the responsibility of the bidder to see thattheir Bid is delivered to the Authority's office by thedate and time set for opening. If the mailed or deliveryof said Bid is delayed beyond the opening date andtime, Bid thus delayed will not be considered.

The Greentree Solid. Waste Authority reservesthe right to reject any/or all Bids submitted. •

Published in the Lincoln County News onSeptember 16 and 23, 2010.

Sealed BIDS for the Construction ofthe HondoCollection Center by the Greentree Solid WasteAuthority is to be submitted to 222 2nd Street, RuidosoDowns, New Mexico 88346, 575-378-:4697. Bids willbe accepted until 2:00 p.m. on October 1,2010 and thenwill be publicly opened and read aloud. A MandatoryPre-bid Meeting will be at 1pm on September 24, 2010for all locations.

Bid Forms and Specifications mar be obtainedfrom the Greentree Solid Waste Authority s Office, 2222nd Street, Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico 88346, oryou may call 575-378-4697. Mailed Bids should beaddressed to Greentree Solid Waste Authority at P.O.Box 2405, Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico 88346 clear­ly marked Construction of Hondo Collection Center onthe lower left hand comer of the submitted envelope. Itshall be the responsibility of the bidder to see that theirBid is delivered to the Authority's office by the date andtime set for opening. If the mailed or delivery of saidBid is delayed beyond the opening date and time, Bidthus delayed will not be considered.

The Greentree Solid Waste Authority reservesthe right to reject any/or all Bids submitted.

Published in the Lincoln County News onSeptember 16 and 23, 2010.

$45,270.03$ 808.26$ 2,844.70$ 200.00

$49,122.99TOTAL

Principal and interestthrough June 11,2010

Costs of suitAttorney's feesSpecial Master's fees

GRIZZLYFS

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.Saturday~ Sept•. 25th2=00 p.m.

Laabs Field

LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NEW MEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN

TWELFTH JUDICIALJ DISTRICT COURT

Cause No. CV-2010-206 Div. mHonorable Karen L. Parsons presiding

In addition to the Judgment liens referred to Weather Reportabove, there will be accruing costs, including costs of • • •publication of this notice. (C t' d f P 4)

The Plaintiff has the right to bid at the sale and Qn mue 10m _ageto apply all or any part of its respective judgment to thepurchase price in heu of cash. storms, mostly cloudy, with a low around 48.

Notice is further given that the purchaser at Saturday, September 25such sale shall take title to the above-described real A fair chance of showers and thunder-property subject to a one (1) month right ofredemption. .storms, partly sunny, with a high near 72, night: A

. fair chance of showers and thunderstorms, mostlyPETER BACA cloudy, with a low around 45.P.O. Box 215 Sunday, September 26Carrizozo, New Mexico 88301 A fair chance of showers and thunder-Tel. (575) 648-0025 . storms, mostly sunny, with a high near 71, night: A

Published in the Lincoln County News on fair chance of showers and thunderstorms, mostlySeptember 16, 23,30; and Octob~r7,2010. cloudy, with a low around 44.

Monday, September 27A fair chance of showers and thunder­

storms, partly sunny, with a high near 70, night: Afair chance of showers and thunderstorms, mostlycloudy, with a low around 41.

Tuesday, September 28A slight chance of showers and thunder­

storms, partly sunny, with a high near 72, night: Aslight chance of showers and thunderstorms, most­ly cloudy, with a low around 42.

The above information was taken from theNational Weather Service Website. For up to dateweather reports, go to www.srh.noaa.gov/abq/ onthe internet. This website is up-dated every fourhours.

The Special Master's sale will be conductedpursuant to the Judgment, Decree ofForeclosure, Orderfor Sale, and Appointment of Special Master entered bythis Court on September 8, 2010 in an action for collec­tion of a Foreclosure of a Mortgage.

Plaintiff's Judgment directed foreclosure of thereal property to satisfy the following Judgment liens asof the date of sale:

FIRST BANK OF CANYON CREEK,AN AFFILIATE OF FIRST NATIONALBANK CANYON CREEK NOW KNOWN ASFIRST COMMUNITY BANK RICHARDSON,A BRANCH OF FIRST COMMUNITYBANK EAST TEXAS, N.A.,

Plaintiff,

Published in the Lincoln County News onSeptember16, 23, 30; and October 7, 2010.

close a mortgage held by the above Plaintiff and where- LEGAL NOTICEin Plaintiff was adjudged to have a lien against theabove-described real estate in the sum of $143,879.45 CAI,L FOR BIDSplus interest from July 30,2009 to the date ofsale at the G t S lid W t A tl irate of 7.125% per annum, the costs of sale, including reen ree 0 as e u lor tythe Special Master's fee, publication costs, and Construction of thePlaintiffs costs expended for taxes, insurance, and Buckhorn Loop Collection Centerkeeping the property in good repair.

Plaintiff has the right to bid at such sale and Sealed BIDS for the Construction of thesubmit its bid verbally or in writing. The Plaintiff may Buckhorn Loop Collection Center by Greentree Solidapply all.or any part: of its judgment to the purchase Waste Authority is to be submitted to 222 2nd Street,pnce in lieu of cash. At the date and time stated above, R~idos<? Downs, New Mexico 88346, 575-378-4697.the Special Master may postpone the sale to such later BIds WIll be accepted unt~l 2:00 p.m. on October 1,date and time as the Special Master may specify. 2010 and then will b~ publicly opened and read aloud.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this sale A. Mandatory Pre-bid meetmg. will be at 1pm onmay be subject to a bankruptcy filing, a payoff, a rein- • September 24, 2010 for all locations. .statement or any other condition that would cause the BId Forms .and Specifications may be obtainedcancellation of this sale. Further, if any of these condi- from Greentree Sohd WasteAuthority'sOffice, 222 2ndtions exist, at the time ofsale, this sale will be null and Street, RUIdoso Downs, New IyIexlco.88346, or youvoid, the successful bidder's funds shall be returned may call 575-378-4697..Mailed BIds should be'and the Special Master and the mortgagee giving' thi~ addressed to Greentree Solid Waste A;uthonty at P.O.notice shall not be liable to the successful bidder for any Box 2405, RUIdoso Downs, New MeXICO 88346 clear­damages . ly marked Construction of Buckhorn Loop Collection

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the real Center on the lower left hand c~fI!.~r of the submittedproperty and improvements concerned with herein will envelope. I~ sh~ll ~e th~ responsibility of th~ b,ldder tobe sold subject to any and all patent reservations, ease- see that their BId. IS delivered to the Authority s.officements, all recorded and unrecorded liens not foreclosed . by ~e date ~d tJ!ll~ set for openmg, If the mailed orherein and.all recorded and unrecorded special assess- dehvery ofsaid BId IS delayed beyond the opemng datements'and taxes that may be due. and time, Bid thus delayed.will not be considered,

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the pur- . The qreentree Sohd ~aste Authority reserveschaser at such sale shall take title to the above- the right to reject any/or all BIds submitted,described real property subject to rights of redemption.

Published in the Lincoln County News onDated: September 8, 2010. September 16 and 23,2010.

Peter BacaSpecial Master .

.c/o Castle Meinhold & Stawiarski999 18th St., Suite 2201, Bjn 1Denver, CO 80202(800) 286~0013 (303) 285-222209~1320IReifP745064

LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NEW'MEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURTNO. CV-10-174

v.LAWERENCE J. REIF,OCCUPANTS, WHOSETRUE NAMES ARE UNKOWN, THE UNKNOWNSPOUSE OF LAWRENCE J. REIF, IF ANY,

Defendants.

NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under­signed Special Master will on October 5, 2010 at 10:00AM, front entrance to the Lincoln County DistrictCourt 300 Central Ave Carrizozo, NM 88301, sell andconvdy to the highest bidder for cash all the right, title,and interest of the above-named defendants ill and tothe following described real estate located in saidCounty and State:

Lot 4, Block 4, RAINMAKERS, UNIT TWO, .Lincoln County, New Mexico, as shown bythe plat of'Rainmakers Unit One - Five, thereof filed in the Office of the County Clerk andEx-officio Recorder of Lincoln County, NewMexico, June 1,2005, in Cabinet 1, Slide No.309 .'The address of the real property is BLK 4 Lot 4Rainmakers, Alto, NM 88312.

Said sale will be made pursuant to the Decreeof Foreclosure entered on July 29, 2009 in the aboveentitled and numbered cause, which was a suit to fore-

LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NEW MEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICTCase No. D-1226-CV-200900174

BANK OF AMERICA N.A.,

Plaintiff,

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METLIFE HOME LOANS, A DIVISION OFMETLIFE BANK, N.A.,

Plaintiff,v.DOUGLAS L. MCALISTER, THE UNKNOWNSPOUSE OF DOUGLAS L. MCALISTER, ANDFIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION,

Defendantts),

NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under­signed Special Master will, on October 12, 2010, at1:30PM, at the front entrance of the Lincoln CountyCourthouse, 300 Central, Carrizozo, New Mexico, seIland convey to the highest bidder for cash all the right,title and interest of the above-named defendants in andto the following described real estate located in saidCounty and State:

Lot 20, Block 3, HIGH MESA SUBDIVI­SION, UNIT 1, Lincoln County, NewMexico, as shown by the plat thereof filed inthe Office of the County Clerk and Ex-officioRecorder ofLincoln County, New Mexico,August 25, 1970, in Thbe No. 382which Property is more commonly knowntothe best of Plaintiff's' knowledge as 124 MiraMonte Road, Alto, New Mexico 88312.

Plaintiff does not represent or warrant that thestated street address is the street address of thedescribed property.; if the street address does not mat.chthe legal,description, then the property being sold here­in is the property more particularly described above, notthe property located at the street address; any prospec­tive purchaser at the sale is given notice that It shouldverity the location and address of the property beingsold. Said sale will be made pursuant to the Decree ofForeclosure entered on July 14, 2010, in the above enti­tled and numbered cause, which was a suit to foreclose'a note and mortgage held by the above plaintiff andwherein plaintiff was adjudged to have a lien againstthe above-described real estate in the sum of$200,416.30, plus interest from July 5,2010 to the dateof sale at the rate of 6.250% per annum, or $30.71 perday, the costs ofsale, including the Special Master's feeof $320.63, publication costs, and plaintiffs costsexpended for taxes, insurance or keeping the propertyin good repair.

Plaintiff has theright to bid at such sale andsubmit its bid verbally or in writing, The Plaintiff mayapply. all. or any part of its judgmen~ to the purchasepnce ill heu of cash. The County ofLmcoln recorded alien on February 10, 2010, for unpaid solidwaste in theamount of$340.79, plus processing fees, interest, attor- v.ney fees and continuing charges as they accrue. DAVID P. PHILLIPS,

NOTICE.IS FURTHER GIVEN that the realproperty and improvements concerned with herein will 'Defendants.' .be sold subject to any and all patent reservations, ease-ments, all recorded and unrecorded liens not foreclosed NOTICE OF SALEherein, and all recorded and unrecorded special assess- Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day ofments and taxes that may be due. Plaintiff and its attor- October, 2010, at the hour of9:00 a.m., the undersignedneys disclaim all responsibility for, and the purchaser at Special Master will, at the main entrance ofthe Twelfththe sale takes the property subject to, the valuation of Judicial District Court located at 300 Central inthe property by the County Assessor as real or personal Carrizozo, New Mexico, sell all right, title and interestproperty, affixture ofany mobile or manufactured home of the Defendants, DAVID P. PHILLIPS· and DEBRAto the land, deactivation oftitle to a mobile or manufac-, M. PHILLIPS, in and to the hereinafter described realtured home on the property, if any, environmental con- estate to the highest bidder for cash.tamination on the property, if any, and zoning violations The property to be sold is situate in Ruidoso,concerning the property, if any. Lincoln County, New Mexico, and is more particularly

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the pur- described as follows:chaser at such sale shall take title to the above descnbedreal property subject to right(s) of redemption, as set LOT 11, BLOCK 2 OF MILAGRO HILLS,forth in the Judgment herein. RUIDOSO, LINOCLN COUNT~NEW

At the date and time stated above, the Special MEXICO, AS SHOWN.BY THE PLATMaster may postpone the sale to such later date and THEREOF FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THEtime as the Special Master may specify.. COUNTY CLERK OF LINCOLN COUNTI:

NEW MEXICO, JUNE 22, 2005, INDated: September 10, 2010. CABINET I SLIDE NO. 315.

Jeffrey D. Lake .Special Master820 Calle Arnor SEAlbuquerque, New Mexico 87123(505) 681-1414(505) 294-4003 fax

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Kav Strickland.Kay Strickland, CMCVillage Clerk

Published in the Lincoln County News onSeptember 23 and 30, 2010.

LEGAL NOTICE

VILLAGE OF CAPITANORDINANCE 2010- 03

AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THENEW MEXICO UNIFORM TRAFFIC

ORDINANCE BYREFERENCE

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE GOVERNINGBODY OF THE VILLAGEOF CAPITAN, NEWMEXICO.

WHEREAS, the 2010 Compilation of the NewMexico Uniform Traffic Ordinance, comprising ofSections 12-1-1 through 12-13~6 inclusive, and allchanges throughJuly 1,2010, are herewithadopted byreference, pursuantto Section3-17-6 NMSA 1978. .

Thisordinance as adoptedshallbe availableforinspection in the'office of the municipal clerk duringregular and normal business hours of the municipalclerk. A copy of the code shall be available uponrequest and paymentof a reasonable charge.

WHEREAS, the major change in the 2010Compilation is the page numbering system.A new section to 12-1-2.1 Definition of "Access

Aisle", changes to Section 12-6-12.2, Section H andadding Section L, Section 0, ill Section 12-9-9 addSectionF, and add a new Section 12-9-10. ..

WHEREAS, this ordinance shall take effectonthe 16thday of September2010.

WHEREAS, the 2004 Compilationamendments theteto are expressly repealed.

PASSEJ;>, APPROVED AND ADOPTED16thday of September, 2010. .

Sammy L. HammonsSammy1. Hammons, Mayor

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Kay StricklandKay Strickland, Village Clerk

Published in the Lincoln County NewsSeptember 23 and 30, 2010.

LEGAL NOTICE

VILLAGE OF CAPITANORDINANCE 2010A 04

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 9,CHAPTER 1, SECTION 5:C(1)

AndTITLE 9, CHAPTER 2, SECTION 3:A

AND SECTION 6:A(1) and 6:BOF THE VILLAGE OF CAPITAN CODE

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE GOVERNING BODYOF THE VILLAGE OF CAPITAN OF CAPITAN,NEW MEXICO.

SECTION 1. ADOPTION BY REFERENCEAmendingTitle 9 (Utilities), Chapter 1 (Utility

Payments; Fees and Charges), Section 5:C(1) (LateFee; Water Meter Turn Off; Charges) of the VillageCodewhich reads "Should paymentnot be receivedby

. due date, ten dollar ($10.00) late fee will be assessed."to read 'Whould payment not be received by the duedate, a ten dollar ($10.00) late fee will be assessed onthe 20th ofeach month, or the first business.day there-after." .

AmendingTitle 9 (Utilities); Chapter 2 (WaterServiceRegulations) Section 3:A (Size of ServiceTap)of the Village Code which reads "The standardtap shallbe three-fourths inch (3/4") in diameter. If requested,considering the water supply and service facilities, theboard of trustees may approve a larger tap. Where alarger tap is permitted, the cost of the tap will be fixedby the boardof trustees. Costwill be determined by thecost of the materials and labor to provide the connec­tion, but in no instance shallbe less than the charge fora three-fourths inch (3/4") tap" to read "The standardtap shall be three-fourths inch (314'? in diameter.Where a tap larger than one inch (1'? is needed, thecost willbe determined according to Section 9-2-6:B,but in no instance shall the costs be less than thecharge for a three-fourths (314" tap.

Amending Title ~ (Utilities), Chapter 2 (WaterService Regulations} Section 6:A(l) (New Tap andService Connection) of the Village Code which reads"Upon application for a new tap'andserviceconnectionby any consumer within the corporate limits of the vil­lage, the applicantshall pay one thousand two hundredfifty dollars ($1,250.00) to cover the cost of a three­fourths inch (3/4") tap, installation of the tap, and thenecessarypipe from the main to the curb box" to read"Upon application for a new tap and service connec­tion by any consumer withill the corporate limits ofthe village, the applicantshall pay one thousand twohundredfifty dollars ($1,250~00) to cover the costs ofa three-fourths inch (314"alld'a one inch (1'') tap,insta/latio" of the tap, and necessary pipe from tilemain to the curb box." .

Amending Title 9 (Utilities), Chapter 2 (WaterServiceRegulations) Section6:B (NewTapand ServiceConnection of the Village Code which reads."Installation Charges: Installation charges for newmeters and water lines larger than three-fourths inch(3/4")metershallbe basedupon the invoicecost of saidmeter, stopcock, box and line, together with a reason­able charge for labor for the installations" to read"Installation Charges: Installation charges for newmeters and water lines larger than a one inch (1"meter shall be based upon tl~e invoice cost of saidmeter, stopcock, box, and lineplus afee of$500.00".

Thisordinance as adoptedshallbe available for. inspection in the office of the municipal clerk duringregular and normal business hours of the municipalclerk. A copy of the code shall be available uponrequest andpayment of a reasonable charge.

SECTION 2. EFFECTIVE DATE .This ordinance shall take effecton the 14thday

of September, 2010.

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 14thday of September, 2010. .

SammyL. HammonsSammyHammons, Mayor

ATTEST:

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LE,GALSVOTOS

Posicion 1 ~ Plazo de dos (2)AnosTerryM Porter 11

Posicion~ - Plazo de dos (2)AnosLucasDale McLaughlin 11

Posicion3- Plazo de dog (2)AnosDonnaS Hastey . . 11

Posicion4 - Plazo de dos (2) AnosJamesRAbbott 9

Posicion5 - Plazo de dos (2) AnosMaryM Santos 11

Esta publicacion hecha segun la Seccion 1-22-15,NMSA 1978,23 de Septiembre, de 2010.

RhondaB Burrows,Escribana del Condado de'Lincoln

,Published in the Lincoln County News on Thursday,September 23, 2010. .' .

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LEGAL NOTICE

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURTSTATE OF NEW MEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN

No. CV-09-405Div. III

JOHN P. GARBUTT and PATRICIA M. GARBUTT,Plaintiffs,

Advertising,try itl

In addition to the Judgment liens referred toabove, there will be accruing costs, including costs ofpublicationof this notice.. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the

Special Master may continue the date of sale withoutrepublishing this Notice of Sale by appearing on thedate and at the time designated in this notice andannouncing the postponement to anotherspecificdate.

/s/ SarahProthro,Sarah Prothro, SpecialMaster

Lee GriffinLEE GRIFFIN & ASSOCIATES, P.C.1044MechemDriveRuidoso,New Mexico 88345(575) 258-9404Attorney for Plaintiff

Published in the Lincoln County News onSeptember 16, 23, 30; and October 7,2010.

$139,739.30

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JOHN ,E. PARKER, ARROWANAH DELORESBABB, DONALD F. DICKERSON and DELORES J.DICKERSON,

Defendants.

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AMENDED

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICEIS GIVENthat on October 13,2010,at 10:00 A.M., at the front entrance to the Village ofRuidoso Municipal Building located at 313 CreeMeadows Drive-in Ruidoso, New Mexico, the under­signed SpecialMaster will offer at public sale the fol­lowingdescribedreal property to,thehighestbidder forcash: ..

Tract 50 and an undivided 1/58thinterest inTracts35 and 36, Lorna GrandeEstates,LincolnCounty, NeW' Mexico, as shownbythe AmendedPlat thereof filed in the officeof the County Clerkand Ex-officio Recorderof Lincoln County, New Mexico, March 14,1969. ,The physical address of the real property is129 JumperSpnngs Road, Nogal, NewMexico 88312 (48 N. to Hwy. 37, 4.3/4 MUo

. Juniper Springs Road)

The Special Master's sale will be 'conductedpursuant to the Amended Summary Judgment, Decreeof Foreclosure, Order of Sale and Appointment ofSpecialMaster enteredby this Court on September 3,2010, in an action for . collection of Plaintiff'sPromissory Note and foreclosure of Plaintiff'sMortgage. Plaintiffs Judgment directedforeclosure ofthe real property to satisfy the following Judgmentli~: '

Principal, interestand late chargesthrough 10/13/10

Close out feeReimbursement for taxes, insurance

and LCSWCosts of SuitAttorneys' fees'

'Special Master's fee

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Position 1- 2 YearTermTerryM Porter

Position2 - 2 YearTermLucasDaleMcl.aughlin .

POSitiOlI 3 - 2 YearTermDonna S Hastey

Position 4 - 2 YearTermJamesR Abbott

Position 5 - 2YearTermMaryM Santos

Published in the Lincoln County News on Thursday,September 23, 2010.

LEGAL NOTICE·Results for the

Alto Lakes Special Zoning District ElectionElection held on September 14, 2010 .

Total Registered Voters: 608Total Voters:

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AVISO LEGAL• Resulta para la elecclonel Distrito

Especial de Zona Alto Lakescelebrado de

Septiembre el14 de 2010

Votos Totales Registrados 608Votos Totales Rccibidos: 12

Rhonda B Burrows,LincolnCountyClerk.

LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NEW MEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN

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

DEUTSCHE BANKNATIONAL TRUSTCOMPANYAS TRUSTEE FOR THE MORGAN STANLEY ABSCAPITAL I INC.TRUST 2004.SDl,

Plaintiff,vs,SILVIA LEGASPI ANDANTINO LEGASPI,

Defendants.

SECOND NOTICE OF SALENotice is herebygiven that on October5,2010,

at the hourof10:00amthe undersigned SpecialMaster,orhis designee, will, at the North Side entra.nce ?f tpeLincolnCountyCourthouse, atTwelfth JudicialDIStrictCourt Civil Division, 300 Central, Carrizozo, NM88301, sell all ofthe rights, title and interest of theabove-named Defendants, in and to the hereinafterdescribed real estate to the highest bidder for cash.The property to be sol~ is located ~t 103 J?on Snyder

Dr; Ruidoso, NewMeXICO 88345, (If there IS a conflictbetweenthe legal description and the street address, thelegal description shall control) and is moreparticularlydescribed as follows: . ,

Lots 5 and 6, Block 9, of WHITEMOUNTAIN ESTATES, Unit I, Ruidoso,LincolnCounty, NewMexico,as shownbytheAmendedPlat ofa Portion of WhiteMountain Estates,Unit 1, filed in the officeof the County Clerk and Ex-officio Recorderof LincolnCounty, New Mexico, on January4, 1973, in Tube No. 476,

includingany improvements, fixtures, and attachments,such as, but not limited to, mobilehomes. Subjectto alltaxes, utility liens and other restrictions and easementsof record, and subject to a one (1) month right ofredemption by the Defendants upon entry of an orderapprOV,in,g sale. The :f1,ore,gOing sale will be m,ade to sat­ist)' a foreclosure judgment rendered by this Court inthe above-entitled and numbered cause on August 20,2009, being an action to foreclose a mortgage on theabove-desciibedproperty, 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 Courtreservingentry of final judgmentagainstsaid DefendantSilvia Legaspi for the amountdue after·foreclosure sale,forcosts and attorney's fees,plus inter­est as may be assessedby 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 SpecialMaster.

The CoUrt's decree, having duly appointed.itsSpecial. Master to advertise and immediately offer forsale the subjectreal estate andto apply the proceedsofsale, first to the costs of sale and the Special Master'sfees, then to pay the above-described judgment, inter­est, and costsof sale, andto pay unto the registryof theCourt any balanceremainingto satisfy future adjudica-tion of'prioritymortgage holders; .

.NOW, THEREFORE, notice is .hereby giventhat in the event that said. property is not .soonerredeemed, theundersigned will as set forth above, offerfor sale and sell to the highestbidder for cash or equiv­alent, the lands and improvements describedabove forthe purpose of satisfying, in the adjudged order of pri­orities, the judgment described herein and decree of

·foreclosure togetherwith any additional costs and attor­ney's fees, costs of advertisement and publication, areasonable receiverandSpecialMaster'sfee to be fixed·by the Court. The total amountof the judgment due is$197,132.62, plus interest to and includingdate of saleof $14,985.06 for a total. judgment plus interest of$212,117.68.. Sale is subjectto the entry of an order ofthe Court approving the terms and conditions of thissale. .

, PETERBACA, SpecialMaster. POBox 215 . ,

Carrizozo, NM88301Telephone: (575)648-9925 .·E-mail: sale@littledranttel.com

Published in the Lincoln County .News onSeptember 9, 16, 23 and 30, 2010.

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MOUNTAIN MINISTRY PARISHSIERRAB,LANCA PRESBYTERY

NOGAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHE.W. "Bo" Lewis, Pastor

Sunday' School ... 10:00 (1..01.Worship ... 11 :00a.m,

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CHURCH361-EastHwy. 10

Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346575·378-4611

Dr. Randy Widener PhD, Sr. Pastor8:00 a.m.••• EarlyBirdService

9:00 a.m..•. Breakfast9:30 a.m.... Sunday School

11:00a.m•••. Traditional Services6:00p.m.... Preaching BibleStudy

Wednesday Community Dinner6:30 p.m,

KidsActivities .•. 5:30p.m.

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Fr. Frankliol Pastor213Bfl'cl1- carrizoz~. NM 88301

575-648·28:13DailyMass rSantaRita... &:30 a.m,

Saturd:lY ServlcesCapita~ Sacred Hearl; •.. $:00p.m•

Carr1.Z07.o SantaRita ••• 7:00.SundayScrvic(!s

Capitan Sacred Heart. , . g:30a.m"Cairizozo SUI1t.1 Rita••• 10:30 am.

Corona St.Thcreml. ••• 1:30 a.m,

CORONA UNITEDPRESBYTERIAN CHURCHSunday School ••• lO:{)O a.m.

Worship ... 11 :00am,

CARRIZOZOFIRSTBAPTIST CHURCH

Hayden Smith,Pastor31410thAvenue

648-2968 ChUt'Clh or 648-201'Sunday School ... 9:45 a.m,

Worship Service ..• 10:55 a.m.Sunday Evening ••. 6:00p.rn,

AWANAS •.. Wednesdil-Y 6:00p.m,• (September.April) ,

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CARRIZOZO ASSEMBLY OF GODCorner of13th and C AvenUE

Barbara Br;lrlley, PastorChildren's Ministry andNurseryAvailable

Worship Service ... 10:00 amVontIl Service ••• 6:00 p.m,

eo ./l~ roneu;Funeral Chapel ofRuidoso

Cremations or Traditional ServiceWeare hereto serve all of Lincoln County.

You can find us at our local, full-servicefuneral home, or we will

come to your homebyappointment.

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"Currently, noneof our wells have tohave validation by theOffice of the StateEngineer becausethey're grandfatheredin," Leonard said."Unless we need toincrease how many

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420Lincoln AvenueJoshua Wlttldns, Minister

SUl1day.!3ible S~dy .•. 10:00 a.m,Worship Service •• , 11:00 a.m,Evening Worship ••• 6:00p.rn.

Wednesday BibleStudy 6:00p.m,.._ __.._--_ _ -__ .F'IRSTBAP1'IST CHURrn

OF CORONACuIWest, Pastor1849-1915Sunday School ... 10:00 am,

Worship Service .•• 11:00 (\,m.Wednesday Bible Study•.. 7:0(1p.m.

Fellowship Dinner,•• 1stSunday of Month_ _ --_.- _ ..,""' - ~--- "'II

GRACEFELLOWSm.pIN ClIRIstCorona, New Mexico

TcrtyAieDo, .Pastor /1l49·()105Worship .• , 9:30a.m......_.._..__.._._ _-- _ _-

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84!)-1402Second Saturday of &c11 Montl19:00 a.m,

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ServingAllofLincoln C()tlntyI I{ickHutchingson, Pastor

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CmJRCllES10001)Avenue, Carrizozo

648-2&93 or 64a.-2846Johanna Ande.rson, Pastor

sun~r~~~o~~~l~~~~~ 1i ;r100~?~.a.m.Choir Practice ... 'Iuesdays 6:30 p.m.

UnitedMethodist WomenThirdWednesday of Month ... 2:00p.m,

Fellowship DinnerFourthSunda~ ofMonth••. 12:30 p.m.

CAPITANAdultSundaySchool .•. 8:30p.m,

Worship Service •.• 9:15 p.m,Children's Sunday School ..• 9:30 a.m,

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ofMonthHandmaidens Ecumenical Woman's Group

lst and3rd'Iuesday ••• 9:30 a.m,

bv Patrice Brazie,

The Carrizozotown council will hold aspecial meeting, withtwo public hearings,convening at lO:OO a.m.this morning, Thursday,September 23rd.

The first publichearing will address theadoption of a standardordinance for uniformtraffic codes; the secondhearing will provide anopportunity for locals togive input into thetown's proposed newpolicies regarding ani­mal control.

During the regu­lar town council meet­ing of September 13th,the trustees approvedthe closure of a portionof 12th Street 011October 3, to accommo­date the CarrizozoCider Festival, and onOctober 8th for theCarrizozo Schools'homecoming parade.

The town coun­cil also gave MayorMike Petty the authorityto proceed with thedevelopment of a 40­year water plan, with apotential cost of about$25,000. Petty said hewill be looking into thepossibility of acquiring'grant funding to pay forthe plan; the town'sattorney, JulieAnneLeonard, expressed heropinion on the valueand importance of hav­ing a 40-year plan. .

Special Meeting in Carrizozo TodayLINCOLN COUNTY NEWS ...Thursda~MSEPI.EJn.BER23 aD PAGE .,.

(Article andphotoby C. Stone)

Grizzlies GetFirst Win

Bottom photo showsgroup of happy Grizzly

players celebrate theirfirstwin of the season

after gun goes off end- .ing game. Mark Vigil#80, Zachary Zamora#75, Don Myers #54

and Sean Medina #66join in the celebration.

Top photo shows seniorwide receiver MarkVigil (80) with ball

headed towards paydirtin Grizzly 52-20 winover Roswell N. #20soph. Tavi Nash and

#70 senior WadeSultemeier look to

assist their teammate.

less scores late in con­test to make the finalscore 52-20.

Coach Ventura'steam will try to get itssecond win thisSaturday when they willplay host to BaatanMilitary at Laabs fieldwith kickoff slated for2:00 p.m. The gameagainst Baatan will bethe second of five con­secutive home gamesfor the Grizzlies, withMagdalena, Loving andMesilla Valley follow­ing this week's contest.Games against Mes­calero and Capitan willclose the regular seasonschedule. Homecominggame is scheduled forFriday, October 8thagainst Loving's Fa­lcons.

The Jr. HighGrizzly squad's nextgame will be onThursday, September 30in Capitan against theTigers.

Volleyball varsi­ty will travel to Capitanon Friday and Saturday,Sept. 24-25 to partici­pate in tournamentaction. Next homematch will be Thursday,Sept. 30 with varsityand N teams hostingthe girls from Capitan.

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Marshall Ventura plus astellar performance bythe Grizzly defense, thatsaw senior defensivelineman Wade Sul­temeier snatch the ball

. from a Warrior runningback and carried it infor a score.

In .the secondhalf Carrizozo addedthree more scores withsophomore runningback Tavi Nash, ColeHubbard and seniorMark Vigil hitting pay­dirt with Ruidosoadding some meaning-

Carrizozo varsi­ty football team postedits first win of the sea­son Saturday eveningby a whopping 52-20score against theRuidoso. N team. TheGrizzlies dominated thegame against theWarriors by scoring twoTDs, in the first quarterand added three morescores in the secondperiod and led 33-0 athalftime behind 'thestrong running ofjuniorhalfback Cole Hubbardand junior quarterback

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"We need toshow how many occu­P,ants !iV,'e in this town,how much water weuse, the potential forgrowth over the next 40years and how much wecould usc," she said. "Ifan accident were to hap­pen and the Office. of

LEGA~SLEGALNOTICE

STATE OF NEWMEXICOCOUNTY OF LINCOLN

TWELFTH JUDICIALDISTRICT COURTNo. PB-2007-47

Judge Karen L. Parsons

amount of water that weuse or they can take itaway."

Leonard saidthat ii is important toensure that the town beable to continue to drawall of the water it needsand will need in thefuture.

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the State Engineer wasto come and reviewwhat we have, theywould say we have 'toomuch water.We need tohave that plan in placeshould something hap­pen, so we can retain asmuch water as wehave."

In. other busi­ness, the' Carrizozotrustees discussed thepossibility of hiring anew web master tomanage the town's website which was suspend­ed temporarily earlierthis month for non-pay­ment of an invoice fromDirk Norris who hasbeen managing the web

INTHE,MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF site for a few years.Petty reported

CHRISTINA SOLLENTO LAWRENCE, Deceased. that he had been consid-NOTICE TO CREDITORS ering looking into new

. NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN thatNicholas A.. sources' for web siteLawrence has been appointed personal representative management sinceof this estate. All persons havmg claims against this receiving notice' thatestate arerequired topresent theirclaims within two(2) Norris planned to ,months after the d,ate ofthefirstpublication of any,,pub- , increase the fee for web, 1lished notice to creditors or the daleof mailing or other master' services from .delivery of thisnotice, 'whichever is later, or the claims $100 per month to $125willbe forever barred. Claims mustbe presented either per month. 'to the law offices of Gibson & Leonard, P.C., at the Petty said thataddress listed below, or filed withtheDistrict Courtof he has spoken to threeLincoln. County, NewMexico, located at the followingaddress: P.O. Box725,.Carrizozo, NewMexico 88301. people who are interest­

ed -in the web masterDated: September 15,2010.pos,ition, but because of

'. the suspension of. theRespectfully Submitted by: . web site they have beenGmSON& LEONARD, P.C. unable to view the site

and project what servic-,es will be required andwhat the cost of servic- •.es'mightbe.

" Vega made amotion to pay Norriswhat he is owed,forservices rendered, dis­continue the agreementwith Norris and look fora new web master. The.motion passed unani- , ~mously,

Town ClerkLeann Weihbrecht sug­gested that the townemployees and electedofficials could begin towork on the compila­tion of new informationthat could be madeavailable through theweb site, and Voss rec­ommended that JudyFitzpatrick be invited tolook over the web siteand provide opinionsabout what changes tothe site would be bene­ficial.

Gibson & Leonard, P.C.505Mechem Dr. ~'Ruidoso, NM 88345575.257.1010

JulieAnne Leonard505 Mechem Dr.Ruidoso, NewMexico 88345575.257.1010

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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS •••Thursday. SEPTEMBER 23 .... pAGE 8

LEGALNOTICE', STATE OF NEW MEXICO

COUNTY OF LINCOLNTWEJ"FTH JUDICIALDISTRICT COURT

. No. CV-2010-230Div.m

. ALTO LAKES WATER & SANITATION DISTRICT,Plaintiff,

vs.DONNAA. CLARK; CHARLES 1. CLARK,andEDWARD B. CLARK,

Defendants.I

AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE. , NOTICE is hereby given that under and by

virtue of theDefault Judgment, Decree of Foreclosureand Appointment of Special Master entered by theDistrict Court of Lincoln County, New Mexico; onAUgUst 30, 2010. in civil cause number CV-2010-230,the' object of which was to foreclose the Plaintiff'sClaims of Lien, the under-signed will offer for publicsale to thehi~est bidderfor cashat the northentrance Regarding. the town'sof the Linco County Courthouse, 300 Central Ave.,. proposed new policiesCarrizozo, New MeXiCO on the 27th day of October,2010 at 10:00 a.m., all rights of the Defendants, Donna on animal control, theA. Clark, Charles L. Clark andEdward B. Clarkto the drafted document isfollowing described real property located in Lincoln. ,now available, forCounty, NewMexico; review by the public

DeerParkValley Subdivision, Unit 1,Lots47 an~ can be picked up a~and48, Lincoln, County, NewMexico. the tow~ hall.

(hereinafter referred to as "theProperty"). . , We currentlyNotice is further given that the court directed don t have a policy an~

foreclosure of the claims of lien on the Property and . procedures ordinance,that the amounts to be realized at said sale from the Leonard explam~d lastProperty with interest calculated to dateof sale are as week. "The ordmancefollows:'. . ,. only covers things like a

Am ' f lai iff" d' . I di . leash law.The new doc-ount ofP ainti s Ju gment me u mg ument will be a policies

Inte~est Through dateofsale: $1,303.34 and procedures manualSpeCial Master's Fee . $ 214.00 b h th . IAttorney's Fees andCosts $1 093.00 a out .ow e amm~ .

Total : $2,910.34 sheliter lSdrunl' h~hw ham-In addition thereto. there will be costs of roa s are ea tWIt., owpUblication of this Noticeand preparation calls are dealt WIth, allof closing documents. of the things that we

. ,haven't actually had inThe terms of this sale are that. the purchaser writing before"

mustpay cashat the time the Property IS struck off to . .him, except that thePlaintiffmaybid all or anypart oftheirjudgment, plus interest without paying casu.

NOTICE IS FURTHERGlVEN that the real Insl·de t'heproperty concerned with herein will be sold subject to • I •

anyandallpatentreservations, easements, all recorded, (Pon't. from P. 4)and' unrecorded liens not foreclosed herein, and allrecorded or unrecorded special assessments and taxes tendency to rush to savethat maybe due. Plaintiff andits attorneys disclaim all money, .responsibility for... andthepurchaser at the saletakes the In the mid-

. property SUbject to, the valuation of theproperty by the 19708, Apodacahad theCounty Assessor as real or personal property, affixture help of a booming econ-of anymobile or manufactured hometo the land, deac-, t 11 . full c.tivation of title to a mobile or manufactured home on omy 0 a ow a ' touryears for implementa­the property, if any, environmental contamination on tion. But he had a lotthe property, if any, and zoning violations concerning further to go. Currently,the property, if any.

NOTICE IS'FURTHER GIVENthat the pur;. the number of depart­chaser at such saleshalltake titleto theabove descnbed ments has approximate­property SUbject to right of redemption, as set forth in ly doubled sincethe Judgment herein. . Apodaca's time so the

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