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Wishing ALL a Blessed and Happy

Easter!!!

LAWRY JOHNSON Carrizozo schools student/athlete flashes biQ smile as he signs his letter of intent to further his education at Hasl<ell Umversity in. Lawrence, KS where he will participate in football and track. In khoto .. wtth. Law are Carrizozo football coach Kevin Sheehan (back left and · basketba~track coach Trampus Pierson (right). Sitting to Lawry's eft is his aunt Lynn Lindblad. {Photo by News)

Capitan Joins Carrizozo Chamber True Enchantment Tour Efforts

bv Doris Chera Enchantment Tour, they can help businesses in the tour area by estao­

. Village of Capitan trustees lishing measurable growth in tourism have joined Carrizozo Chamber of visitors and dollars spent.

· Commerce, and authorized $2,000 The intent of the True toward the chamber's regional "True Enchantment Tour campaign is to Enchantment Tour" adverting cam- reach visitors outside the· immediate paign--all with hopes this will bring area. Boswell commended the village in more tourist dollars to this "True for advertising their events locally, West" area. however, the rules of state tourism

At their regular meeting April grant require all advertising to be 8, trustees heard a lengthy spiel from done in markets 60 miles or more Carrizozo chamber representatives from the campaign region. Fran Altieri and Jim Boswell who Trustee Jean Coulton said it were seeking monetary support for would be an excellent investment. their application for a $15,000 grant "Because we have nothing to adver­from the New Mexico tourism tise Capitan," she added. County department's New Mexico True cam- Cotnmissioner Preston Stone, who

Lawry Johnson Signs With Haskell University (Kansas)

Carrizozo schools senior Lawry Johnson has signed a letter of intent to attend Haskell University in Lawrence, Kansas, where he will par­ticipate in football and run track for the Haskell Indians. ·

Lawry is the son of Fannie Williams and the late Lowery Johnson, and is a member of the Navajo Tribe. He has been raised by his uncle and aunt, Rick and Lynn Lindblad. His maternal grandmother is Lorraine Williams of Jeddito. His partemal grandparents are Lawrence and Patricia Johnson of Fort Defiance, Arizona. He is also the grandson of Mary and the late Gotdoh--Lindblad of ·Montesano, Washington.

He has participated in boxing, wrestling football, basketball and track during while attending high school in Pavillion, Wy, Shoshoni, WY and Carrizozo. Lawry spent his freshman year in Wfud River High School in Pavillion, and moved with his family to Shoshoni as a sopho­more and junior years where he attended Shoshoni High School. The Lindblads and Lawry moved to

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Carrizozo before the current school year and he will be graduating with his class in May.

Lawry has an extended resume which includes being Honorable Mention All Conference as a sophomore at Wind River High School and came in 5th in State in the Mile Run. In 2012 at Shoshoni High School as a junior, he was named All County - First Team All-Conference Wide Receiver and lead Class lA in· receiving; was honorable mention Super 25 Casper Star in football --1st Team All-Conference in basketball; was All State in Track and took 2nd in Mile Run at 'State, 3rd in Two-mile at State, and 3rd in tlie 4x800 Relay at State track meet in Wyoming.

During this senior year in Carrizozo Lawry earned 1st team All District, 2nd Team All State and was named to the Navajo All Star Team and was selected to play in the 6/8-man All State Game in football. Lawry also earned 1st team All District and 2nd Team All State, and· was selected to play in All State Class B Game in basketball .

Dunnum and Young Appointed bv Patrice Brqzie

During its regu­lar meeting of March 18th, the Lincoln County Board of Cotnmissioners elected to appoint White Oaks resident Dennis Dunnum to a seat on the Lincoln County Planning Commission.

sory body whose mem- commissioners can hers voluntarily serve at have some difficulty the will of the county finding enough resident commissioners. Terms volunteers to keep the of apJ?ointments to the roster full. The lan­plannmg commission guage of the ordinance are for two years and, as says that planning com­is often the case, county m1ssion members can

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pa1gn. was present in the audience, asked . The grant would help fmance several questions such as whether a regionalized tourism advertising matching funds had to be cash--yes; camJ?aign, with emphasis on.the com- whether they ~ad l;leen to '-:illage of mumties and municipalities outside Corona counctl--not yet; cnteria for of Ruidoso. They explained if the the board that oversees the tourism grant application is approved by the campaign if the grant is approved-­state, for every dollar spent by the members must have skills in advertis­chamber, the state- tounsm depart- ing/marketing for "sweat equity" and ment would match it with 50 cents. a vested interest.

Dunnum has served on the planning commission in the past and was recommended on the 18th by County Commission Chair Jackie Powell to fill a vacancy in the District TI seat of that cotnmis-

So the inore cash support behind the Boswell and Altieri told of grant application, the more likely it their professional histories with mar­will be approved, Boswell said. keting and chambers of commerce,

Boswell started his presenta- and how they were seeking the grant tion with statistics that showed as volunteers. Lincoln County Lodgers Tax rev- When discussing where the enues and tourism overall in Lincoln village's cash match would come County have been down since 2007. from, a member of the audieq.ce sug­"But oddly, New Mexico as a whole gested the Lodgers Tax fund. is gaining ground in tourism," Attorney Zach Cook said that could Boswell 'added. "This region is True not be done without review and West," Boswell said. "There is so approval from the village lodgers tax much history here it is hard to articu- committee which met after the 1ate it all." trustees meeting.

So far, Town of Carrizozo has Village clerk Kay Strickland conunitted $3,000 in support, and said there are some upcoming com­other groups joining are the Lincoln mitments for the lodgers tax funds County Htstorical Society, Capitan also. Village finance officer Shirley Public Library and Thlarosa Pavlovic said she preferred they Historical Society, Altieri said. request it come from the general fund Carrizozo Chamber is hoping to raise as she can do line item transfers. ~0,000 in support of the New So in order to provide supJ?ort Mexico True tourism grant applica- and meet the April 30 deadlme, tion, .which has a deadline of April trustee Cou1tpn made the motion to 30, Boswell said. So far they have give $2,000 from the general fund to $10,000 committed. the Carrizozo Chamber of Commerce

Boswell assured the village "True Enchantment Tour" advertising that with the grant for the True campaign. For· a few moments, the

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tained by the county indicate that four of the five regular members of the county's planning commission were rec­ommended by Powell; Dennis Rich of Capitan, Mary Ann Russ of Ruidoso, Tom Mann of Lincoln and Dunnum. County Colilmissioner Kathryn Minter recom­mended Mary Dokianos of Alto. 1\vo at-large members of the Lincoln County Planning Commission are Elaine Allen of Lincoln and Karyl Williams of Capitan. County records don't identify who recommended the at-large members.

The Lincoln County Planning Com­mission Ordinance identifies the planning commission as an advi-

LINCOLN COUNTY EMT Hayden Smith admin­sters first-aid to motorcyclist after injured party apparently ran into crossing traffic at Dulce and U.S. 54/Central Ave. in Carrizozo. Injured party Ross Sanders received a leg compound fracture plus scrapes and bruises. Driver of vehicle run into by motorcycle was Nicholas Brown of Albuquerque. Incident occured at 7:00 pm on Thursday, April 10. (Courtesy photo by RK)

The White Oaks Communizy Church extends its best whhes to ~;;:1,~,, all for a blessed Easter. ,~;~~:~~~ We cordially invite all to attend Easter Services with us ...

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... followed by a pot luck lunch at 12 Noon. The church is located on the north (left) side of Route 349, as you enter White Oaks. The White Oaks Church is non-denominational.

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News Briefs from Around the State Suspected suicide ends life of Ruidoso man

19. 42, and apfrox. imately 1,800 of those were volunteers from the 200th 1nd 515th Coasta GuurdArtillety Units of the New Mexico National Guar.-! who had fought on Corregidor. More than half of New Mexico's National Guardsmen died on the Bataan march or in subsequent POW camps.

Aldrich was a highly decorated soldier; included in his medals were the Purple Heart and Bronze Stur for heroism. On returning home from the war, he married Mildred Adele Harrell and they raised three children and worked as an accountant. ·

Aldrich continued to live in Albuquerque after. the death of Mildred. He la:ter met and married Dorothy Cave Izard. They resided in Roswell for the past 23 yeurs. .

RUIDOSO -The life of Ruidoso resident Billie Joe McCoy came to an end Aldrich was laid to rest on Thursday in the Santa Fe National Saturday evening from a suspected suicide. Cemetery. . ·

Lincoln County Medical Services responded to an emergency call . "It was a very moving experience," Cobb said. "There were a. lot of fro~ McCoy's residence at approximately 8:30 p.m. Sources close to the military personnel there." mctdent reported to MTD News that McCoy was deceased. _Roswell Daily Record

During an interview with the Ruidoso Free Press following a parking lot brawl in Oc.tober that r.esulted in McCoy being allegedly grazed in the head Autopsy verifies woman shot by Texas off'icer by a bullet from a shot fired, McCoy openly acknowledged he has made some poor decisions but is not a bad person. · LOVINGTON -A New Mexico State Police incident report reveals Denver

"I have a bad reputation but have been trying to make things right. I City, Texas, police officer Ryan Taylor was the one shooter in the death of an have a regular job and have been working on cleaning up my life and there unarmed woman who led police on a high~speed chase into Lea County, N.M., are probably some people out there who wish the bullet didn't miss me," before being shot. . McCoy said. · Amy Reyna, 35, of Denver City, led officers on a chase that ended in

Making things right proved to be difficult for McCoy in the months a field with Taylor and three Lea County deputies surrounding her. following the incident. McCoy was facing a June trial in Carrizozo District The autopsy of Amy Reyna, 35, indicates she died from fmii' gunshot Court for an accused seventh or subsequent offense of DWI, Driving While wounds from Taylor's gun.- two on the left side of her head and two to the Under the Influence ofDrugs, from a November arrest. torso. She also had a graze wound on the left side of her head. The toxicolo~

. - ruidosofreepress.com gy portion of the autopsy revealed methamphetamine and amphetamine in Bataan Death March survivor Aldrich dies Reyna's system.

· . . . · .·· · .. . ... Denver City and its police department, along with the Yoakum County ROSWELL- I ack Ald?ch, 93, of RosVfell, a surytvor of the .Bataan Death_.·.- and Lea County sheriff's departments, were put ·on notice earlier this year that Mar~h, one ,of the most mfamous events m the Pactfic Theater. of World War a wrongful death suit will be ftled against all four government entities.for their II, died Apn.l 1. . . . participation in the incident.

. Aldrich .serve~ m the New Mextco Nati~D:al .Guard, 200th Coast · Joseph Zebas, attorney for the Reyna family, says he expects a grand ~llery AA, Wlth which he was dep~oyed to the Ph1hppmes. There he fought jury will be convened on the incident and that a suit will not be ftled until · m the Battle. ofB~taan, endured th~ infamous Death f'Aarch, and suffered the . criminal charges, if any, are filed. · filth, starvation, ~1sease, and brut~1ty of Japanese pnson ca:nps. . . _Lovington Leader

"I knew h1m for all of my hfe, and he was a very so ltd person, cons1d~ · · ·. · · · . . . ering all he had gone through," said Dr. Steven Cobb. "He maintained a high State Polic~ ID body found. at ENMU-Ro~well quality sense of humor, and was an all~around good patriot and family man."

His wife, Dorothy Cave Aldrich, wrote one of the definitive books on Bataan. She met her husband~to~be while interviewing him for her book, "Beyond Courage: One Regiment Against Japan," which chronicles the Bataan experiences of the New Mexico National Guard's 200th Coast Artillery Regiment.

The Japanese captured 70,000 American and Filipino soldiers in April

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CHURCH DIRECTORY

ANGUSCHURCHOFTHE NAZARENE

Serving All of Lincoln County Rick Hutchison, Pastor

336-8032 SW Comer ofHwy 48 & Hwy 37 Junction

{Between Ruidoso and Capitan) SUNDAY

Sunday School for All Ages ... 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship

and Children's Church ... I 0:30 a.m. Family Workshop ... 6:00p.m.

WEDNESDAY Community Dinner ... 6:00p.m.

Adult Classes, Youth Games and Study, Kids Klub ... 7:30p.m.

UNITED MEmODIST CHURCHES

1000 D Avenue, Carrizozo 648~2893

Jean Riley, Pastor Children's Sunday School .. 10:15- 11 a.m.

Worship Service .. , 11:00 a.m. 2nd Sunday Breakfast ... 10:00 a.m.

4th Sunday Felleowship Mean ... Noon TICTAC

Teens in Christ Accepting Christ Grades 7~12

Wednesdays September -April Dinner & Program 6-8 p.m.

CAPITAN 3rd & White Oaks

Adult Sunday School ... 8:30p.m. Worship Service ... 11 :00 a.m.

Children's Sunday School ... 9:30a.m. ·

Fellowship Time ... 10:15 p.m. Adult Sunday School ... 11:00 a.m. Choir Practice ... Tuesday 7:00 p.m.

Fellowship Dinner .. 3rd Sunday of Month Handmaidens Ecumenical Woman's Group

1st and 3rd Tuesday ... 9:30 a.m.

CAPITAN CHRIST COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP

420 Lincoln Avenue Joshua Watkins, Miniser

Sunday Bible Study ... 10:00 a.m. Worship Service , .. 11 :00 a.m. Evening Worship ..• 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday Bible Study ..• 6:00p.m. --------------------------------

CAPITAN CHURCH OF CHRIST . 420 Lincoln Avenue Darrell Lanford, Minister

Sunda)' Bible Study ... 10:00 a.m. Worship SeiVice, .. 11:00 a.m. Evening V{orship •.• 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday Bible Study •.. 6:00 p.m. ---------------------------------------

FIRST BAP11ST CHURCH OF CORONA

Cal West, Paster I 849~ 7975 Sunday School ... 10:00 a.m.

Worship SeiVice ... 11 :00 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study, .. 7:00p.m.

Fellowship Dinner ... 1st Sunday of Month

GRACE FELLOWSHIP IN CHRIST Corcna, New Mexico

Terry Aiello, Pastor 1849-0105

Worship ... 9:30 a.m.

CLAUNCH COMMUNITY CHRUCH Robney Todd1 Minister

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MOUNTAIN MINIST.RY PARISH SIERRA BLANCA PRESBYTERY

NOGAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH E.W. "Bo" Lewis, Pastor

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

RUIDOSO DOWNS FIRS'{ SOUTHERN :BAPTIST

CHURCH 361-East Hwy. 70

Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346 575-378-4611

Dr. Randy Widener PhD, Sr. Pastor

8:00 a.m .... Early Bird Service 9:00a.m .... Breakfast

9:30 a.m .... Sunday School 11 :00 a.m .... Traditional Services

6:00 p.m .... Preaching Bible Study

Wednesday Community Dinner 6:30p.m.

Kids Activities ..• 5:30 p.m.

ANCHO COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Worship ... 9:00 a.m. Sunday School ... 10:00 a:m.

CORONA UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School ... 10:00 a.m. Worship ... 11:00 a.m.

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Hayden Smith, Pastor 31410thAvenue

648~2968 Church or 648~207

Sunday School ... 9:45 a.m. Worship SeiVice .•. 10:55 a.m. Sunday Evening ... 6:00p.m.

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CARRIZOZO ASSEMBLY OF GOD Corner of 13th and C Avenue

Barbara Bradley, Pastor

Children's Ministry and Nursery Available Worship SeiVice ... 10:00 a.m.

Youth SeiVice .. , 6:00p.m.

SANTA RITA CATHOLIC COMMUNITY Carrizozo I Capitan I Corona Fr, Michael Williams, Pastor

213 Birch • Carrizozo, NM 88301 575-648-2853

Daily Mass I Santa Rita . , . 8:30a.m. Saturday Services

Capilal) Sacred HeaT\ •.. 5:00p.m. Camzozo Santa Rita .•. 7:00.

Sunday Services Capitan Sacred Heart ... 8:30 a.m. Carrizozo Santa Rita •.• 10:30 a.m.

Corona St. Theresa ... 1:30 a.m.

CARRIZOZO ST. MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner of E Avenue and 6th Rev. Canon Peter Sanderson, . Priest in Charge

Holy Eucharist ..• Sunday 9:30 a.m.

WHITE OAKS COMMUNITY CHURCH

(Non-DencmlnalonaJ)

Sunday Worship ••• 11 :00 a.m.

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Rent $15.00 per month

ROSWELL- New Mexico State Police have identified the dead man found on the campus of Eastern New Mexico Ulliversity~Roswell on April 7.

· Marcus Dupree, 22, was found dead from a gunshot wound at about 9 p.m. in one of the dormitories, according to a State Police news release.

ENMU~R students and faculty were mostly gone for Spring Break the during week.

The ·body was taken to the Office of Medical Investigators Office in Albuquerque to determine cause and manner of death. ·

The investigation is continuing, according to the State Police release. · ~Roswell Daily Ret;ord

:1 Fishing season officially underway in state ·1

Fishing season has begun and anglers are required to purchase 2014-2015, annual fishing licenses to fish in New Mexico state waters. . ·

Last year's 2013-2014 fishing lic~nses expired March 31. Children age 11 and under may fish without a license and New

Mexico residents 70 years and older qualify for free annual fishing. licenses,: ·· Anglers 'Can purchase their licenses online ·at the New Mexico

Department of Ganie and Fish website at www. wildlife.state.nm.us. . . • The de:pa~ent u.ses reveD;Ue from fishiD:g. li~enses to manage arid unprove fishenes! mcludmg stocking fish, rehabthtatmg streams and lakes and improving boat and angler access. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish operates solely from the funds that anglers, hunters and trappers provide through licenses and fees. ·

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City proposal to ban e·cigarettes is defeated · ROSWELL-· A majority of councilors voted last week not to add electronic cigarettes to the list of items prohibited in public places. ·

· The amendment to the Clean Air Ordinance failed after councilors voted 5M2 against it. .

Several members of the public spoke against adding electronic smok~ ing devices to the list of banned items in the smoking policy. . ·

Former Councilor Jimmy Craig said he was in opposition to the change. · ' ·

''I'm generally one that does not believe in over~intrusive govern­ment," Craig said. "You have to have a real reason to intrude in personal likes and dislikes." ·

Craig said. it appeared to him that there was no conclusive scientific evidence in regards to the electronic devices. E~cigarettes had helped him as a lawyer in court and it had been good to him, he said.

"It's actually been very beneficial to me. I was a smoker ahd quit," Craig said. "Just because it's offensive to someone, I don !t think we need to do something about it. I would. urge the counpil t9leave it alone." . ·

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Vaughn leaders face challenges, O,Pportunities VAUGHN- It wasn't a crowd by big~city standards, just over a dozen peo~ ple, really .. But technically, it was a standing:-room~only gath~ring in.side Vaughn's httle Town Hall last week, as new Mayor Roman Gar01a explamed a daunting list of challenges and why. the community has had to ask Guadalupe County to step in as a fiscal agent.

Ever since last year~s weeklong wat.er service outage, Vaughn has been anxious to gather funding toward a monumental supply-line upgrade, one involving the replacement of up to 26 miles of pipeline with a tab estimated at as much as $6 million.

State and federal officials have said they're eager to help, at least with some initial funding phases. But much of that money is going to remain off­limits to Vaughn because the municipality is three years behind on complet­ing the audits required by state law, and also unsure where·it will get the tens of thousands of dollars it will take to pay the independent auditor.

Therefore, late last month Garcia pleaded with County Commissiont:rs to have the county tak~ fiduciary r~sponsibility as the fi~cal agent ov~r~eeijlg the planned water proJect. On Apnl 8; the Town Counctl voted unanunously to endorse the move, reassuring town residents that by doing so they were not giving up any local assets , nor ownership of the final water system project

"We have no choice, ladies and gentlemen," the somber sounding mayor told audience members, "because right now, we're not eligible to b.e our fiscal agent. It's going to be awhile." · · : '~

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Manzano Mountain park reopens after 2-year closure. , :1 EDGEWOOD ~ State parks officials have announced that Manzano Mountains State Park will reopen to the public April 21. . ,l

The park, located two miles offN.M. 55 near the village ofManzan~, sits at an elevation of 7,200 feet on the eastern slope of the Manzano Mountains, 16 miles north of Mountainair. ~

According to the state parks division, the park was closed May 20 2011 because of extreme flre danger. During the closure period, the park staff was reassigned to other locations, and the division decided to keep the park closed in 2012 and 2013. . P

Spokeswoman Beth Wojahn said the park will have an onsite camp host and volunteers assisting a full-time paid staff person. A celebratory open house is being planned, she said. . ·

Accordtng to Wojahn, the park may stay open year-round for day use depending on weather and wildfire conditwns. '

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MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS --Free GED classes 6 to 8 p.m. Carrizozo School Library.

WEDNESDAYS --Preschool Story 10:30 a.m Village of Ruidoso Public Library.

--TIC TAC a non-denominational youth group, starts Wednesday Sept. 4, seventh grade thru 12th grade. Every Wednesday at 6:00 Rm, meal provided at Trinity United Methodist Church, Carrizozo.

· Contact person is Welda Grider 575-849-4631

EVERY THIRD THURSDAY --Village of Corona Public Library 2:30 pm, Preschool Story Hour, stories, activities, crafts, snacks. Call Betty Ann Bell at 849-3277 for info.

FIRST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH --Representative from State Engineer's office is at Ruidoso Village Hall from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.

SECOND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH --Food pantry for all ages at Assembly of God Church in Carrizozo 12 noon to 2:00p.m. --Carrizozo Chamber of Commerce noon.

THIRD SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH --American Legion Post #11, Wells Fargo Bank in Carrizozo 9:00a.m.

FOURTH TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH --Food pantry for all ages at Assembly of God Church in Carrizozo 12 noon to 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

THE SENIOR CENTER MENU AVAILABLE ONLINE

http://www.carrizozomusic.org/senior-center-menu.html

BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE

Wednesday, April 23, May 21, and June 18

CARRIZOZO Otero Electric ... 12:30-3:00 Four Winds ... 3:05-4:45

Thursday, April 24, May 22, June 19 WHITE OAKS ... 8:00-9:00

THURSDAY, APRIL 17 . -5:30 pm Carrizozo Works- Otero Electric Conference Room on 12th Street.

SATURDAY, APRIL 19 --The· New Mexico New Deal Art Exhibit -- a collaboration between Fort Stanton and the Ruidoso Library thru June 15

--Carrizozo CleanuR Day, 8:00 am to Noon ~-Transfer Site off Airport Road for stuff; McBride Facility off E Ave for brush & nail­free wood only.

APRIL 20TH •• EASTER SUNDAY

--Easter Services at The White Oaks Community Church, 11 :00 AM- followed by a pot luck lunch at 12 Noon. The church is locat­ed on the north (left) side of Route 349, as you enter White Oaks. The White Oaks Church is non-de·nominational. EVERYONE INVITED.

Have A Grea~ Easter!!

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motion got no second, as trustee village will have to join the chamber Ricky LaMay tapped his fingers on to participate, a $50 a year member­the council table. Finally he seconded ship fee. The fee was not added to the the motion, and he, Coulton and motion, however someone suggested trustee Diane Riska voted in favpr, "passing the hat." Also at the meet­when Mayor Dennis Haskell called ing, trustees approved 1Jle appoint­for the roll .call vote. During discus- ment of Pearl TiJ?pin to the village sion before the vote, Altieri said the lodgers tax comnuttee.

GRIZZLY SPRINTER JACE HILL (sr.) flashes across finish line in his heat In the 200 meter dash during the Carrizozo Grizzly Relays on Friday afternoon ... to far left of photo is sophmore Christian Najar. Carrizozo boys finished in fourth place overall. (Photo by News)

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mittee remains to be filled. come from any district in the county, but it also says that each county com­missioner should nominate one of those members.

Powell also nominated Bart Young to continue to serve on the Lincoln County Senior Citizens Olympic Committee. Young had indi­cated a willingness to serve another term and no other applications or let­ters of interest in the committee had been submitted. Young and all of his fellow committee members, Lucy Servies, Jim Clements and Gene Nitz are from Ruidoso. One vacancy on the county's senior Olympics com-

. Lincoln County residents with an interest in serving on one of the county's many committees and boards should make their interest known by submitting a letter and resume to the county manager's office at P.O. Box 711, Carrizozo, New Mexico 88301. Letters can also be sent by FAX to 575-648-4182. The county provides more details about the application procedure and a list of its numerous boards and committees on its website at www.lincolncountynm.net/boards an d _committees/index. php. -

Boi George Ruidoso Bound Miguel Gallegos

and Mauricio Gallegos' Boi George, winner of the $267,651 West Texas Futurity (G2), will now point at the All American Triple Crown - the Grade 1, $700,000 Ruidoso Futurity, the Grade 1, $900,000 . Rainbow Futurity and the Grade 1, $2.6 million All American Futurity -this summer at Ruidoso Downs.

odds in the West Texas Futurity.

The summer sea­son at Ruidoso Downs starts on May 22 with two days of trials to the

Ruidoso Futurity and those trials could be Boi George's Ruidoso Downs debut.

Boi George is eli­gible to race in each of the three premier Grade 1 futurities' trials and his connections indicat­ed after the West Texas Futurity that they plan 111 on .racing at Ruidoso

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575-648-4567 Happy Easter!!

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. Wishing Everyone A Happy Easter!

PAUL'S New Mexican Take-Out 6505 Hwy. 380, Carrizozo, NM

575-648-2885 "Great New Mexico Food"

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Re .. Qpen on Friday from: 4:30pm to 7:00pm

'We accept CREDIT or DEBIT CARDS'

Annual KENW Auction is On-Air & Online This year there will be three nights of "live" TV bidding on almost 300 items. On April 22nd, April 24th and April 26th, bidders can call 575·562·2112 (lo­cally) or 1-800-367·5369 between 7:00pm -10:00 pm (MST} and bid.

We will also have our online Auction going on for ten days, April21 st through April 30th. All proceeds will be used to purchase and broadcast programs on KENW-TV. With your help we hope to raise $65,000 for our programming budget!

An Auction catalog Is available for the on-air Auction, and it is $5.00 ($2.00 will be deducted from your Auction Invoice). Send check or money order to: KENW Auction Catalog, 1500 S. Ave. K, Portales, NM 88130. Call575-562-2112 or 1-888-367-5369 to get your FREE Express Bid Number, which is required for "live" bidding.

For the online Auction, go to: ~ttp:U~oijpn.~~.o~ and you can browse among 23 categories. You muireg1ser 1n or ero ld. When you open the home page, there is a "Register·- link at the top of the page. Just follow the directions. You can view the items, and place bids as soon as you register.

Keep checking back as new merchandise is being added daily! Call Sheryl Borden if you have any questions.

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LINCQLN COUNTY NEWS., .Thursday. "'"April 17. 2014·· PAGE 4

THOUGHTS GUEST EDITORIAL

by Jeff Hammond son of·

CoMPublisher, RUTH HAMMOND

I was kind of stressed because I could­n't think of something to write about this week so I asked Peter, the other half of the paper for ideas; and he said something about the upcomM ing graduation. SOOO, I thought about it and here is what came to light in my head. I didn't graduate high school with my class, I had joined the ARMY and I got my GED while I was in basic training. So I never got the chance to walk down the aisle in cap and gown. BUT I've always wondered if things in my life would be different ifi had finished high school before · joining the ARMY. Not having something to compare it to it will just be one of those mys­teries in life.

Doing school work, completing assignM ments and being rewarded with a diploma is a goal that should be stressed more to our chilM dren. Too often I have heard someone telling a young person "If you don't have a high school diploma you'll never get a good job." IS NOT positive reinforcement. It is negative reinforce­ment, and believe it or not it isn't helpful or beneficial. Quite telling your kids the bad side of not choosing the right path in life. Instead tell them about the good things in your life you've gained by making the right choices. Ans that is what it boils down to, making choices. Good, bad or indifferent, the choices we make when young affect us for the rest of out lives.

Everybody makes choices every day, Some good, some bad. The best choices are those that show immediate reward. The choic- · es that take time to show benefit or reward are choices like college or go immediately into the work force. Admittedly going to college and ~etting a degree sets a person up for a betterlife 1fyou go into a field you love to do. BUT, there are those young people who graduate and go to work, by-passing college. They are holding jobs and advancing while their counterparts are doing the college thing and joining the work­force years later. It isn't up to us to decide which one is the better. They are both doing what they feel is the best for them. Over the long run 10-15 years later their lives are pretty· much equal.

As soon as this years graduates walk down the aisle and get their diplomas there is going to be pressure on them to make a choice, work or college, work for a few years then col­lege, join the military and build up credits for college upon discharge. Whatever choice these young people make~ will depend on how they have been supported. If they continually get hammered about going to college, are they making that choice of their own free will, or are they just doing what the parents want as a result of negative reinforcement?

Soon there will be a whole new group of high school graduates hitting the bricks. Let's support them and give them positive rein­forcement for making choices. Make it easy for them to be successful. Give them positive thoughts. Give them positive energy. Quit sending the negative message of the evils of making the wrong choice. Let them make their choice, then support them in any way you can.

QJSPAIQH NEWMEXWQ . . States come a-courtin' when · industries bat their eyes

bv To.m McDmmld the plant, in part because it's the c!os­.est location to Testa's corporate head-

It happens all the time. A quarters in California. But that specu­manufacturer starts looking around lation is now a month old and, as of the country for a place to locate a new this writing, no decision has been plant and the states fall all over them;. announced. ' . selves to accommodate them in every . Nevada is also the only state way possible. · under consideration that does not

Sometimes deals are made on prohibit auto manufacturers from the down-low, away frQm any media selling their · cars directly to con­attention. Other times the company sumers - something Testa apparent­

. announces its interests publicly, so ly wants to do - and that's set the folks can come a-courtin' out in the other states. scrambling. In Texas, open. · · Gov. Rick Perry and other political

That's what is happening with .leaders have. indicated a willingness the Tesla Motor Co.'s proposed bat- to rewrite their car dealer franchise tery factory. We've known for weeks laws to lure Tesla in, according to now that New Mexico- along with greentechmedia.com, while Arizona Texas, Arizona and Nevada - is in also appears receptive to related the running for what would be the changes in their laws. That may not world's largest lithium-ion battery sit well ·with existing auto dealerM factory. Tesla makes electrical ,cars ships, but getting Tesla's new plant and electrical components for cars, may speak louder than their objecM and it's looking to build a $5 billion tions. plant ~hat will create up to 6,500 jobs. . Here in New Mexico, Gov.

With stakes that high it's no Susana Martinez has said she'll call a wonder all four states under consider- special session if needed to pave the ation are rolling out the red carpet for way for Tesla, but she's short on Tesla and its CEO, Elan Musk. specifics- including where the fac-

Musk is already familiar with tory would be located. The Martinez the Land of Enchantment, thanks to administration has made it clear that another one .of his big ventures. He is th~ negotiation details will not be co-founder of SpaceX, a futuristic kept behind closed doors until it's space transport service that happens time to announce something. to be the second largest tenant, Some Democratic lawmakers behind Virgin Galactic, at Spaceport and party leaders, however, don't America. New Mexico built the $209 want to give away the store. In a let­million spaceport to attract exactly ter to the Albuquerque Journal those kinds of ventures. recently, they argued that state· tax

As for Musk's venture into breaks to Tesla should not ·come at electric cars, I thought I'd do an the expense of future education fund­Internet search to find out what ing, nor should they place any addi­Texas, Nevada .and Arizona are doing tional burden on other taxpayers in to get the battery plant. the state.

In Texas, where · locations It's possible that offering near San Antonio and Lubbock are Tesla the moon to get them here reportedly being considered, city ·could be detrimental to New Mexico. officials from San Antonio have There are skeptics out there who already sat down with Tesla officials think Tesla is biting off more than it in hopes of getting them to settle can chew, and if it were to fail, it there. ' " · would be devastating to both the car

In Arizona, where at least one company and its host. . location near Tucson is -reportedly Still, I think New Mexico being considered, there's been a bit of . should ride that risk with a balanced a flurry of Tesla-friendly proposals, and reasonable package of incentives including one to eliminate taxes on in its offerings. Our chances may. be energy used in the. manufacturing less. than 50M50 but the odds are bet­process and another that would give ter than playing the lottery, and the tax breaks for manufacturers using payout would b~ a game-changer. renewable energy sources. That latter Here's hoping for a good roll of the _proposal might turn Tesco's head, dice. since solar panels and wind turbines are part of its plans for running the new 500- to 1,000-acre plant.

Interestingly, about a month ago the Phoenix Business Journal. cited sources who believe northern Nevada i's the likely frontrunner for

Tom McDonald is editor of the New Mexico Community News Exchange

and owner-manager of Gazette Media Services LLC.

He may be reached at 505-454-9131 0

tmcdonald@g~ettemediaservices.com.

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WEATHER REPORT bY J~EE HAMMQND

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The forecast for Lincoln County will start out with sunny skies and a winds out of the east around 15 mph, the ·on Friday through Saturday there is a slight chance of showM ers and thunderstorms both day and night, then the skies will once again clear up and there will be warm tempera­tures for the rest of the forecast week.

Forecast for Carrizozo, the high desert and high plains areas of Lincoln County:

Thursday, April17 Sunny, with a high near 69,. east wind 5 to 15 mph becoming south­east in the afternoon, night: Mostly clear, with a low around 42, southeast wind 5 to 15 mph.·

Friday, April 18 A slight chance of showers and thunderM storms after noon, part­ly sunny, with a high near 70, southeast wind 5 to 15 mJ?h becoming southwest m the morn­ing, .night: A slight chance . of showers, mostly cloudy, with a low around 43.

Saturday, April 19 · A slight chance of showers and thunder­storms, mostly · sunny, with a high near 70, night: A slight chance of showers, partly cloudy,

. with a low around 43. Sunday, April 20 (Easter Su1tday)

Mostly sunny, with a high near 71, night: Mostly clear, with a low around44.

Monday, April21 Mostly sunny, with a high near 75, night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 48.

Tuesday, April 22 Mostly sunny, with a high near 77, night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 49.

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· EDIT.O. R. :POL .. ;I C.· .·.y. ·.··.· •·. i' od of 15 years. In place of ceries with food stamps. rn ~ .. 1 r · these payments, the s'tate faot, th~ purpose of tlie

The Lincoln Coi.mtx NeWs wetcotnes ·let- ! . . . . ... B~caus" Think NeW. . . allowed locat governments to Supplemental Nutrition terto the editor lUld. acknowledges that M)'ltttetfL ! · · Mexico has been working to. . · increase their gross receipt Ass1stance Program (SNAP), printed herein tePJ"esent the personal opttlion Qf r k.~ groceries tax-free for · ta.xe. s on everyth.in.g ·except gro- ; . form .. ·. erly known. as tlie .. · Food the writer, and do not necessarilyteflec:t the ®ito-. i. New MexJco's famUies for . . · ceries and medicine by three- · Stamp Pro~am, is to SUJlple .. rial opinion of the Lincoln CPim!Y News.· . . · !. o. v. er ..... a c!ecade. 1 w. e wan. te .. d to eighths of o. ne pe. rcent .. This is m.en. t a. family's food budget,

To be sonsidered for pubhcatiin4 all letters 1 · fu · th ·t th t · th t. th t 1 't mw;t be original. No ¢opies or fonn letters will be · c ear up some con s1on a: e ax. mer ease . a . . e . no tep ace 1 , used. Letters must'be slgtled by the writer with . has recently aris~ntegarding . Espanola City Council. . . The av~rage New the author•s fu.ll name, a.ddrcss. M.d. te·l· e!) .. hon. e . the food tax in New Mexico, approved on March 20.So Mexican using food stamps number. Only the writer's name and city oftesi- ·· ·.. ..·.. Fitstattd.most impof.. food and medicine remain ta~- receives about $4.09. a day~ or dencewwill· be published, · ·.. ' tantlyrunderstatelaw, food··.. . free in Espaffola, as theyare .... about $L36 a meal~ according

"Thank You Letters'~ are t:onsidered · as , sold in groc~ stores still can- throughout New Mexico ·--but to a recent analysis by :tJle advertising and will not be accepted asLewtters to t not be taxed anyw}lerdn N¢w · everytlting else will be more Legislative Finance the Editor. . . · . · . . . · . • . ·.· . · Mexico. · · · · · t:Jtpensive. ' . . . Comrilittee.

Consideration will be given. to letters of · ! . . That's because the legw · . . . Howeyer; reimposing . TI1at is whythe federal any len~. but those of300wotd& orlesa are pre· r isla~¢ and govel't!or enacted a th. ·. e food tax. is far .. ·from a dead fl. ood st. amphenefi. t formul.a f'erred. Alllett~ are subject t~ editing forlenit&r f l.aw m 2004 r;.neabno New . . issue. As re. po. rt. e. d hY.·.t .. he Rio . assumes that fanu. .· 'lies will grarrunar. spelbna and reader Ulterest. . . · ·.. . . · M • • ... .t' •

1111 t:t.. d s 1 D b h dd' • 1 30 . ihectrontc submission should be sent to . ·.· extco s :regress1ve tax on · v1an e un ast ecem er. t e SP.end an a 1tiona . . . percent

J,p.at:Yilar4.4. @hot!XJQ.il.cgJU. Lettera ea:n .. be deliv~ f<wd, That. tax. bad been New Mexico Municipal· ·· · · ·o!' their net income on. food in «ed. to our office :iJ1 Camtozo or 111lli1ed to! irnpos-ed itll93 3 as part of a League has pledged to bring . · orderto afford an adequate ·

"~tmtporacy-•t and ''em~rgenc}'1~ legislation in next year,s ses~ ·. diet. As a result, every family . LINCOLN COU.NTY NI!WS mensw~ to keep schc;ols open sion tO' reimpose tlie local por.. recejving food stamps still pays

P,.O. Draw•r 469 · .. ·. . during tb~ Great Depression. · tion of tlte food tax across New for a large portimt of their gro .. Carrlzozt», New Mexico 88301 Yet it lingered for decades ev~n Mexico.. . . . . . ceries out of pocket and they

: as other states repealed their · Think New M~xico. . . benefit from the Leg1slatureJs

LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS USPS 313480

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IN COUNTY- 1 Year $36; 2 Yearl $60 IN STATE -1 Year $40; 2 Ytart $10 OUTSIDE .... 'f Year 146; 2 Ytart $80

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ta~es on food. Today, onlx tlrg.es all ~ew M,:exiqans t~ ioi.n decision to repeal tlie food tax Mississippi and Alabatna fully us m fighting th1s retmposition nearly a decad,e ~go. . . · tax_ the sale of food. . • of the fOod tax... . . · Along w1th bem~

· · As part of the ZOOS There are several rea~ · regressive, the food tax ts an ' ! food tax repeal, the legislature sons why taxing food is a bad anti .. familytax. That is because , 1 and s_overnor pledged to "hold · idea. First, the food tax is an the larger your family, the

hamllessu ·local city arid county ·extremely regressive tax· more mouths you have to feed; governments by providing the · because those who are least and the more food you have to fundS that they would otlier- able to afford it bear the great- buy. As a result, l~er familie$ wise have raised by taxing · est burden.. . . . would end up yaying more food. · · Some proponents of food tax than mdividuals and

In 2013, the state broke bringing back the food tax small families. this promise by passing legista- argue that low-income families · Reimposhtg tbe food

' tion to phase out the hold would not be affected because tax is a particularly bad idea in : hatnlless payments over a peri.. they purchase all their gro- the current diffkult economic

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LEGALS - LEGALS .. LEGALS LEGAL NQTICE

NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL BOND ELECTION

On the 22nd day of Apri12014, there will be held in the Carrizozo Munici(>al School District No.7, Lincoln County, New Mexico, a special school district electton for the purpose of submitting to the qualified, registered electors of the District a General Obligation Bond Question. ·

The voting district and the Precinct Board Members for the Election shall be as fol-~M: . .

Election Precinct

Precinct parts 1.3, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.4 3.8, 13.1, 13.2, 17.2, 17.3, 19.1, 19.5, and 19.6 in Lincoln County within the exterior boundaries of the District consolidated with those parts of Precincts. 11 and 12 in Socorro County within the Carrizozo Municipal School District No.7

PRECINCT BOARD MEMBERS: Presiding Judge- Shannan Hemphill Judge- Linda Turnbow Judge- Mary Crenshaw Elections Clerk- Cheryl Smith Alternate- Willna Mead

Polling Place

CarrizQzo Municipal Schools Administrative Building 800 DAvenue Carrizozo, NM

The polls for the Election will be open between 7:00a.m. and 7:00p.m. on the day of the Election.

Pursuant to the Absent Voter Act, NMSA 1978, §§ 1-6-1 through 1-6-18, the Absent Voter Precinc~ Act, NMSA 1978, §§ 1-6-19 through 1-6-23, and Section 1-22-19, quahfied, regtstered electors maY. also v.ote absentee at the office of the Lincoln County Clerk during regular hours and days of business, from 8:00 a.m. on March 28, 2014 being the twenty-fifth (25th) day preceding the Election, until 5:00p.m. on April 18, 2014, being the Friday immediately prior to the Election. Absentee voting shall be by paper ballot, pursuant to Sections 1-6-8, 1-6-9, and 1·22-19 ..

The General Obligation Bond Question is as follows: I

GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND QUESTION Shall the Board of Education of the Carrizozo Municipal School District No.7, Counties of Lincoln and Socorro, State ofNew Mexico, be authorized to issue general obligation bonds of the District, in one series or more, in the aggregate principal amount not exceeding $1,800,000, for the purpose of: erecting, remodeling, making additions to and furnishing school buildin.gs; purchasing or improving school grounds; purchasing computer software and hardware for student use in public schools; providing matching funds for capital outlay projects funded pursu11.nt to the Public School Capital Outlay ~ct; or any combination of these purposes, said bonds to be payable from general (ad valorem) taxes and to be issued and sold at such time or times upon such terms and conditions as the Board may determine? .

Notice is hereby given that the training for the election workers shall be held at the Lincoln County Commissioner Chambers, Carrizozo, NM, Aprill6, 2014 at 10:00 A.M.

LINCOLN COUNTY CLERK

By: Rhonda B Burrows Lmcoln County Clerk

[SEAL OF THE COUNTY CLERK)

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LEGALS ... LEGALS - LEGALS

STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF LINCOLN

LEGAL

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE MURRAY MOORE, Deceased.

No. D-1226-PB-2013-28 Div.m

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Charles William Munay, Jr. and Elizabeth Ann Coe have been appointed co-personal representatives of this estate. All persons having claims against this estate are required to present their clai!ns within two (2) months after the date of the first publication of any published notice to cred­itors or the date of mailing or other delivery of this notice, whichever is later, or the cla~s :Will be forever barred. Claims ~ust be presented either to the law offices of Lon G1bson, P.C., at the address listed below, or filed with the District Court of Lincoln County, New Mexico, located at the following address: 300 Central Avenue P.O. Box 725, Carrizozo, New Mexico 88301. . · '

Dated; April2, 2014.

Respectfully Submitted By:

LORI GillSON, P.C.

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505 Mechem Dr. Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 575.257.1010 Attorneys for Co-Personal Representatives

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LEGAL NOTICE

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT COUNTY OF LINCOLN STATE OF NEW MEXICO . JULffi A. HALL,

Plaintiff, v. MARSHAL A. PEEBLES,

Defendant

Cause No. D-1226-CV-2009-00468

AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE ON FORECLOSURE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that th~ above-entitled Court, having appointed me as Special Master in this matter with the power to sell, has ordered me to sell the real property ("Property") situated in Lincoln County, New Mexico, and more par­ticularly described as follows:

Prop CD# 4-071-058-330-462, Section-22, Township lOS, Range 13E, SW 4SE4 (39.984 acres); and Prop CD# 4-071-059-467-025, Secion-27, Township lOS, Range 13E, A portion of the NE4NE4 North of the Airport Broadway Easement (20.75 acres).

The sale is to begin at 10:00 a.m. on May 15, 2014, on the front steps out-side the front entrance of the Twelfth Judicial District Courthouse, 300 Central Avenue, Carrizozo, New Mexico 88301, at which time I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in lawful currency of the United States of America, the Property to pay any expenses of sale, and to satisfy the Judgment Lien granted Plaintiff on November 13, 2009 against Defendant Marshall Peebles, in the I.rincipal sum of

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C.A.L.L . s7s.:.e4as~2~3·3 'l Assessor as real or personal yroperty, affixture of any mobile or manufactured home :; to the land, deactivation of tttle to a mobile or manufactured home on the property if

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ELECCI6N REGULAR DE DISTRITO ESCOLAR

El dia 22 de abril de 2014, que se celebrara en la Carrizozo Municipal Distrito Escolar No 7, Condado de Lincoln, nuevo Mexico, una elecci6n especial distrito escolar con el prop6sito de someter a los calificados, registrado electores del distrito una pregunta de bonos de obligaci6n General:

/sf PE;;;T""E;;oR...,B"A.--.=CnA-, "Sc:-pe-c~ia-.l"M'as---;-te_r_ P.O. Box 215 Carrizozo, NM 88301 Telephone: (575) 648-9925 E-mail: peterbaca@tularosa.net

El distrito electoral y miembros de la Junta de distrito para la elecci6n sera el sigu-iente: · Published in the Lincoln County News onApril10, 17, 24; and May 1, 2014.

· Recinto de Elecci6n Recinto partes 1.3, 2.1, 2,2, 2.3, 3.4, 3.8, 13.1, 13.2, 17.2, 17.3, 19.1 19.5, y 19.6 en el Condado de Lincoln dentro de los limites exteriores del Distrito consolidados con esas partes de Recintos 11 y 12 en el Condado de Socorro dentro del Distrito Escolar Municipal Nfun. 7 de Carrizozo

MEMBERS DEL CONSEJO DEL RECINTO: Preside el juez - Sbannan Hemphill Juez~ Linda Turnbow Juez- Mary Crenshaw Elecciones Clerk- Cheryl Smith Alternative- Willna Mead

Sitio de Votacion Carrizozo Municipal School Administrative Building 800 DAvenue Carrizozo, NM

Los sitios de votaci6n para laElecci6n pennanecenin abiertos entre las 7:00a.m. y las 7:00 p.m. el dia de la Elecci6n. .

Conforme ala Ley de la Votaci6n Ausente, NMSA 1978, §§ 1-6-1 a 1-6-18, la Ley de Recinto de Votaci6n Ausente, NMSA 1978, §§ 1-6~19 a 1-6-23, y Secci6n 1-22-19, votantes habilitados podran votar ausente en la oficina del Lincoln County Clerk durante las boras yen los dias habiles desde las 8:00a.m. e128 de marzo, 2014, sien­do el dia vigesimo quinto (25th) antes de la Elecci6n, basta las 5:00p.m. el 18 de marzo, 2014, siendo el dia viernes que antecede inmediatamente la Elecci6n. La votaci6n ausente se llevara a cabo usando balotas de papel conforme a Secciones 1-6-8, 1-6-9, y 1-22-19.

CUESTI6N DE BONOS DE OBLIGACI6N GENERAL l,Se le concedenl. a la Junta de Educaci6n del Distrito Escolar Municipal Nfun. 7 de Carrizozo, Condados de Torrance y Socorro, Estado de Nuevo Mexico, la autorizaci6n para emitir Bonos en una serie o ma~ de obligaci6n general del Distrito, en la suma a~egada principal que no exceda $1,800,000 con el fin de: constrU1r, remodelar, agregar anexos y amueblar a los edificios escolares; comprando o mejorarando terrenos escolares; comprando software y hardware de computadora para el uso estudfantil en las escuelas publicas; proveyendo fondos iguales para los proyectos de desembolso Cle capital financiados confonne a la Ley de Desembolso de Capital de Escuelas Publicas; o cualquiera combinaci6n de estos prop6sitos, los dichos bonos pagados de los fondos derivados de los impuestos generales (ad valorem) y emisibles y vendidos en tal fecha o en tales fechas y conforme a los tenninos y conclictones que la Junta determine?

_________________________ ... _____ , _________ ._. _____ _ . INVITATION FOR BIDS

Greentree Solid Waste Authority Purchase of a Pneumatic Forklift for Greentree TSJRC

Sealed BIDS for Pneumatic Forklift will be received by Greentree Solid Waste Authority. All bids are to be submitted to Greentree Solid Waste Authority, 26590 Hwy 70, Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico 88346, 575-378-4697. Bids will be accept­ed until2:00 p.m. on May 16, 2014 and then will be publicly opened and read aloud.

Bid Forms and Specifications may be obtained from the to Greentree Solid Waste Authority's Office, 26590 Hwy 70, Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico 88346, or you may call 575-378-4697. Mailed Bids should be addressed to the Lincoln County Solid Waste Authority, P.O. Box 2405, Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico 88346; with the envelope clearly marked: Pneumatic Forklift on the lower left hand corner of the sub­mitted envelope. It shall be the responsibility of the bidder to see that their Bid is delivered to tlie Autlwrity's office by the date and time set for opening. If the mailed or delivery of said Bid is delayed beyond the opening date and time, Bid thus delayed will not be considered.

Greentree Solid Waste Authority reserves the right to reject any/or all Bids submit­ted.

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LEGAL NOTICE REQUESTFORPROPOSALS

The Greentree Solid Waste Authority is requesting sealed proposals for Property I Inland Marine I Crime I General Liability I Public Officials and Employment Practices Liability I Automobile I Worker's Compensation Insurance. The Deadline for sealed proposals is at 2:00p.m. on May 19, 2014at the Authority Office, 26950 Hwy 70, Ruidoso Downs 88346. Proposal fonns and Specification may be obtained from the same office. Mailed proposals should be addressed to P.O. Box 2405, Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346; with an envelope clearly marked INSURANCE, on the lower left hand comer of the envelope. It is the responsibility of the proposer to see that their proposal is delivered to GSWA by the date and time set for the opening. If the mailed proposal or delivery of said proposal is delayed beyond the opening day and time, said proposal will not be consiClered. A public openi11g will be held and any proposer or their authorized representative is inv1ted to attend.

The Authority reserves the right to reject any/or all proposals submitted. Aviso queda dado que la formaci6n para los trabajadores de elecciones se celebraran • en las camaras de Comisionado del Condado de Lincoln, Carrizozo, NM, 16 de Abril Published in the Lincoln County News on AprillO and May I, 2014. de 2014 en 10:00 A.M. · ·----------------·----·---------------------------------·

LINCOLN COUNTY CLERK

By: Rhonda B Burrows Lmcoln County Clerk

[SEAL OF THE COUNTY CLERK)

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LEGALS · LEGALS · LEGALS LEGAL NOLTICE

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING AND PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners will hold a Special Meeting to consider appropriate business and to consider a Public Hearing beginning at 8:30a.m. on Friday, May 2, 2014, to be held at tbe Lincoln Cotmty Courthouse (Commission Chambers), in Carrizozo, New Mexico. The purpose of the Public Hearing is to consider the following item:

Preliminary Budget Fiscal Year 2014-2015

LEGALS-LEGALS-LEGALS

STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF LINCOLN

LEGAL NOTICE

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

HIGH SIERRA CONDOMINIUMS OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., a New Mexico Corporation,

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All parties and interested citizens will have the opportunity to be heard. Copies of CV-2013-252

Div. III the agenda and proposed Budget may be obtained from the County Manager's office vs. at the Lincoln County CoUrthouse in Carrizozo, twenty-four (24) hours prior to the meetin~. lfyou are an individual with a disability who is in need of an auxiliary aid or serv1ce, please contact 575/648-2385 at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. MARTIN R. ACOSTA and IDALIA T. ACOSTA, husband and wife;

Billie-Jo Guevara Administrative Assistant/ HlUnan Resources Director

Published in the: Lincoln County News on Thursday, April 17, 2014.

LEGAL

NOTICE is hereby given that on March 24,2014, Kenneth V. Huseman and Jaye M. Huseman, 3313 Ebbets, Midland, Texas 79707, filed application No. 0670-2, with the STATE ENGINEER for permit to change place or p~ose of use of 1.44 acre­feet per annum of surface water diverted from the F. Coe Dttch, which diverts on the North Bank of the Rio Ruidoso in the SW1/4SW114NW1/4 of Section 25, Township 10 South, Range 15 East, and supplemental well No. H-244 located in the SE1/4SWI/4NW1/4, Section 25, Township 10 South, Range 15 East., N.M.P.M., by ceasing the irrigation of 0.45 acres of land described below:

SUBDIVISION SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES Pt. Nl/2 25 10 South 15 East 0.45

Applicant proposes to commence the diversion of up to 0.644 acre-feet per annum consumptive use for pond use to support pivot irrigation system purposes at the loca­tion described as follows:

SUBDMSION SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES 0.45 NW1/4NE114NE114 25 1 0 South 15 East

The move from and move to place of use are located in Glencoe, Lincoln County, New Mexico.

Any person, finn or corporation or other entity having standing to file objections or protests shall do so in writing (le~ble, signed, and include the writer's complete name and mailing address). The obJection to the approval of the application must be based on: (1) Impairment; if impairment you must specifcally identity your water rights; and/or (2) Public welfare/conservationofwater; if public welfare or conserva-. tion of water within the state ofNew Mexico, you must show you will be substan­tially affected. The written protest must be filed, in triplicate, with Scott A. Verhines, P.E,. State Engineer, 1900 West Second Street, Roswell, New Mexico 88201, within ten (10) days after the date oflast publication of this Notice. Facsimiles (fax) will be accepted as a valid protest as long as the hard copy is sent within 24-hours of the fac­simile. Mailing postmark will be used to validate the 24-hour period. Protest can be faxed to Office of.the State Engineer, (575) 623-8559. Ifno valid protest or objec­tion is filed, the State Engineer will evaluate the application in accordance with Section 72-2-16, 72-5-6, and 72-12-3.

Pubished in the Lincoln County News on April17, 24; and May 1, 2013. ------------·--------------"-----------------------------------LEGAL NOTICE

INVITATION FOR BIDS Bid #2014-01

. NOTICE is hereby given that the Village of Capitan, Lincoln County, New Mexico, calls for sealed bids for an Annual Contract for Spec Base Course, Class ll. Int~rested bidders may request a copy of the specifications from the Village Clerk at Village Hall at 114 Lincoln Avenue, Capitan, NM or by phoning 575-354-2247. The specifications are also available by email from the Village Clerk.

Sealed bids will be received by the, Village Clerk at 114 Lincoln Avenue, Capitan, NM until Thursday, May l, 2014 at 3:00PM local time. The Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at the Village Hall at 114 Lincoln Avenue, Capitan, NM at 3:15PM on May 1, 2014.Any bids received after the closing date and time will be returned unopened. ·

The Village of Capitan reserves the right to reject any and/ or all bids and to waive all informalities as allowed by the State of New Mexico Procurement Code.

Kay Strickland, CMC Village Clerk

Published in the Lincoln County News on Thursday, April17, 2014. ________________________________ i ____ ___

•• CLASSIFIED ADS ••

The C,ity of Ruidos<? Downs. is accepting applications for Museum Exhibits Technician for the City of Ru1doso Downs Hubbard Museum of the American We.st. Starting pay $13.10 per hour. Full Benefit Package. High School Diploma or GED required. Some college education preferred. Must have and maintain a valid NM driver's license. Closing date for applications isApril25, 2014 ~t 4:00p.m. For complete job description and application visit the City ofRmdoso Downs website www.ruidosodowns.us or visit us at City Hall, 123 Downs Drive, NM call 575-378-4422. "Drug Free Workplace" EEOE.

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The CYFD is recruiting for a Correctional O~cer Sp~cialist. - · Mah?-tenance position. This pos1t1on will provtde maintenance repairs, and improvements to the Lincol~ Pines Youth Center located near Fort Stanton New Mexico. Apply for a State Government Job at www.spo.state.nm.us Please call the CYFD Recruiter at 505/841-2968, for ques­tions. State ofNew Mexico is an EOE.

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Time to start planning for those yard/garage sales and get

ready for summer Call 575·648·2333

ATTENTION Politicians want­ing to buy some worthwhile a d v e r·t i s i n g space for the June Prima~ Elections -- don t waste your time · or your money before contact .. ing the

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DIANE R. ASCH; FLOR BARRAZA; GLADYS J. BAZAR;. , CHANDLER CLAIBORNE;,KENNETH W. CLARK AND PEGGY M. CLAn1 husband and wife; JOSE ESPARZA and BLANCA ESPARZA, husband and wif«i; FRANK ESQUIBEL; ESTELA FLORES CRUZ and VICTORIA CRUZ anil GEORGE DE LA FUENTE; ERNESTO E. GEMOETS and MARIA A. GEMOETS; husband and wife; LORRAINE L. GUTIERREZ and MARIA URSULA BEARQ; CRYSTAL ANNICE HILL; MONICA HOFFMAN; WILLIAM A. HUGHES, JR; and MONICA HUGHES, husband and wife; BERNARD' D. KOLASA and PA~1 CIA KOLASA, husband and wife; JUAN LOMAN and JANETH LOMAN, husbano and wife; MARIO LOMAN GONZALEZ and.EMMA S. LOMAN; SALVADOR A: MAGALLANEZ and' MARIA E. MAGALLANEZ; TONY J. MELENDEZ; WILl SON MONEY and JEAN MONEY; OATS A. PYNES and MARY B. PYNES; CARIBBEAN RESALES, a Delaware LLC; RUDY E. SAUCEDO andANG:ijLlNA SAUCEDO, husband and wife; SCOTT SCOFIELD and ELAINE· SCOFIELD, bus~ band and wife; TVC, INC.; VVT, INC.; MARIJO E. WILSON; LARRY DALI! TURNER and SHEILA KAY TURNER; MARTIN ALVAREZ PEREZ AGUIRRE;. JESUS FLORES OLIVAS and CELIA EMILIA CHAVEZ DE FLORES, husband and wife; JESUS HECTOR GARZA and YOLANDA ZAMBRANO, husband and wife; VICTOR M. GONZALEZ and ODILA M DE GONZALEZ; JOEL SANTI\" ESTEBAN and OLGA P. SANTIESTEBAN and RUBEN DOMINGUEZ an<J JUANA P. DOMINGUEZ; ROSA DEL CARMEN CALVO ROMAN; and UBAL­DO SANCHEZ SAENZ.

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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICE is ·hereby given that under ,and by virtue of the Default Judgmen~ Decree of Foreclosure and Appointment of Special Master entered by the District Court of Lincoln County, New Mexico, on April4, 2014 in civil cause number cv~ 2013-252, the object of which was to foreclose the Plaintiff's liens for non-payment of maintenance fees, the under-signed will offer for public sale to the highest bidd~ for cash at the main east entrance of the Lincoln County Courthouse, 300 Central Ave., Carrizozo, New Mexico on the 7th day of May, 2014 at 9:30a.m., all rights of the following Defendants to the following described real property located in Lincoln County, New Mexico; ' · •.

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ACOSTA 14 DIANE R. ASCH 9 FLOR BARRAZA 10 GLADYS J. BAZAR 5 CHANDLER CLAIBORNE 5 KENNETH W. & PEGGY M. CLARK 3 JOSE ESPARZA & BLANCA

ESPARZA FRANK ESQUIBEL ESTELA FLORES CRUZ & VICTORIA CRUZ and GEORGE

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ERNESTO E. & MARIA A. GEMOETS

LORRAINE L. GUTIERREZ and· MARIA URSULA BEARD

CRYSTAL ANNICE HILL MONICA HOFFMAN WILLIAM A. & MONICA

HUGHES, JR. BERNARD D. & PATRICIA

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Notice is further given that the court directed foreclosure of the claims oflieh Of!. th~ Property and that the amounts to be realized at said sale from the Propert)', with mterest calculated to date of sale and attorney's fees and costs set forth lieredl above. The Special Master Fee is $267.97 and costs of publication will be divided among the Defendants. . ·. · '

The terms of this sale are that the purchaser must pay cash at the time ~~ Property is struck off to him, except that the Plaintiff may b1d all or any part of their judgment, plus interest without paying cash. . -.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the real property concerned with here .. in will be sold subject to any and all patent reservations, easements, all recorded and unrecorded liens not foreclosed herein, and all recorded or unrecorded special assess~ ments and taxes that may be due. Plaintiff and its attorneys disclaim all responsibil~ ity for, and the purcbaser.at the sale takes the property subject to, the valuation of tile :property by the County Assessor as real or personal property, environmental cuntarii· mation on the property, if any, and zoning violations concerning the propeJ.ty, if anY.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the purchaser at such sale shall take title to the above described property subject to right of redemption, as set forth in tlie Judgment herein. At the oate and time stated above, the Special Master may postpone the sale to such later date and time as the Special Master may specify.

Lori Gibson, P.C. 505 Mechem Dr. Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 575.257.1010

Is/ Peter A. Baca Peter A. Baca Special Master

.Published in the Lincoln County News on AprillO, 17, 24 and May 1, 2014.

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LEGALS - LEGALS - LEGALS .. LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that on July 15, 2013, Village of Ruidoso, 313 Cree Meadows Drive, Ruidoso, N~w Mexico 88345 and Sea Gem, 9203 Bast 825 South, Upland, IN 46989; filed Application No. H~50~ 1 mto 0275~1 and H~272 et al (T) with the STATE ENGINEER forfennit to temporarily change point of diversion, place and purpose of use 26.88 acre-feet per annum o groundwater, and change pomt of diversion from ~oundwater to surface water and groundwater, by ceasing the diversion of said waters from the followmg described wells:

WELL NO. SUBDIVISION H~50 NE~NE~NWY-1

SECTION 10

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RANGE 17 E.

and severing said waters from the commercial use of 8.40 acres of land, described as being part of the E~EY2NWY-1 of Section 10, Township 11 South, Range 17 East, N.M.P.M.

The applicant proposes to co~enpe the diversion of 12.096 acre feet per annum consumptive use of the surface waters of the Rio Ru1doso, and supplemental shallow groundwater from· the following gescribed points of diversion:

lflORUIDOSO ~URFACE WATER ~ .. 275;/>t.. POD1 ~275-f\POD2 ~275-APOD3

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SUBDIVISION NWY4NEY4SWY4 SEY4SWV4NEY-I SWY4SWY4NEY4 NEY4SWY-ISEY4

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for municipal purposes located within the Village of Ruidoso.

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RANGE 13 E. 13 E. 13 B.

RANGE 13 E. 13 E. 13 E. 13 E. 13 E. 13 E. 13E. 13 E. 13 E. 13 E. 13 E.

:rhe application is made to divert 24.192 acre feet per annum at the move to points of diversion for municipal use with 50% return flow credit. · . . . ~his application is filed under the NM Water -Us~ Leasing Act, NMSA 1978 72-6-1 through 72~6-7. !fhe temporary lease and J?ennit period will begin as of the filing date of the application and extend for a nine-year period, with all rights to revert bacK to the move-from points of diversion, place and purpose bfuse on October 31, 2021; subject to an earlier reversion by written request of the applicant. f' .

the move-from points of diversion and places of use are located in Hondo NM, Lincoln County, New Mexico. The proposed move-to J?Oints of diversion and place of use are located within the Village of Rui~\'s,o, Lincoln County, New Mexico. 4-nY pc::r~on, r~·or corporation or o*er entity having. standing to file objections or pro~e~ts shall do so 111loWntmg (legible, s1gned, ai:J.d mclude the wnter's complete name and mallmg address). T;l.ie:·objection to the approval of the apQlication must be based on: (1) Impairment; if impairment you

m\Jst specifically identity your water nghts; and/or (2) Public welfare/,conservation of water; if public w~lfare or conservation of water within the state of New Mexico you must show you will be substan­ti!)lly affected. The written protest must be filed, in triplicate? with Scott A. Verhines, P.E., State Engineer, 1~QQ·West Second Street, Roswell, New Mexico 88201, w1thin ten (10) days after the date oflast pub~ licatfon of this Notice. Facsimiles (fax) will be accepted as a valid protest as long as the hard copy is sem~within 24-hours of the facsimile. Mailing postmark will be used to validate the 24-hour penod. Pi,;>,test can be faxed to Office of the State Engmeer, .(575) 623-8559. If no valid protest or objection is filed, the State Engineer will evaluate the application in accordance with Sections 72~2-16, 72-5-6, and 72~12-3. . - .

P~bllshed in the Lincoln County News on April 10, 17 and 24, 2014. -----------------------------------------~---------------------------------------~-------------------------·---------------·

LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that on September 23, 2013, Village of Ruidoso, 313 Cree Meadows Drive, Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 and Ruidoso Properties Irrevocable Managep.1ent Trust, 20.1 Third Street NW, Suite 1750, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104; filed Application No. H-53-1 into 0275-1 and H-272 et al (T) with the STATE ENGINEER for permit to temporarily-change point of diversion, place and purpose of use of 123.0 acre-feet per ailnum of groundwater and change point of diversion from groundwater to surface water and groundwater, by ceasing the diversion of said waters from the following described wells: · · WELL NO. SUBDMSION SECTION TOWNSIDP RANGE H-53 SWY4SWY4 20 '11 s. 14 E. H-53-S SWY4NEY4NWY4 29 11 s. 14 E. H-54 NEY4SEY4NEY4 30 11 s. 14E. H-55 SEY4NWY4NWY4 29 11 s. 14 E. H-56 NE114NWY4NWY4 29 11 s. 14 E. and severing said waters from commercial racetrack purposes within the Ruidoso Downs Racetrack facilities. The applicant proposes to commence the diversion of246.00acre-feet per annum of groundwater and the surface waters of the Rio Ruidoso, and supplemental groundwater from the following described points of diversion:

RIO RUIDOSO StJRFACE WATER SUBDMSION SECTION TOWNSIDP RANGE 0275-APODl NW114SWY4SWY4 19 11 s. 13 E. 0275-APOD2 SWY4NEY4SWY4 19 11 s. 13 E. 0275-APOD3 SEV4NWV4SWY4 26 11 s. 13 E.

WELL NO. SUBDMSION SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE H•272 NWY4NEY4SWY4 36 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S SEY4SWY4NEY4 25 11 S. 13 E. H-272~S-2 SWY..SWY4NEY4 02 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-3 NEY..SWY..SEY4 02 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-4 SEY..NWY..NEY.. 11 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S~5 NE14NWI4SWY4 14 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S~6 SWY..NEY..NEY.. 15 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-7 SWY..NEY..SEY4 10 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S~S SEV4NWY4SWY4 14 11 S. 13 E. H-272-S-9 NWY4NEY4NEY4 23 ll s. 13 E. H-272-S-11 NWY4NEY4SEY.. 25 11 s. 13 E.

for municipal purposes located within the Village of Ruidoso. Application is made to cease the use of 123.0 acre-feet per annum commercial consumptive use at the race track and begin the diversion of 246.0 acre feet per annum from the municipal points of diversion for municipal use in the Village of Ruidoso with 50% return flow recognized in the municipal system. This application is filed under the NM Water - Use Leasing Act, NMSA 1978 72-6-1 through 72-6~ 7. tThis is a temporary application, for approximately a seven-year period extending from the date of approval of the ,r,e.quested permit to October 31, 2021, with all rights to revert to the move-from points of diversion, place and pur­'Qse of use on October 31, 2021; subject to an earlier reversion by written request of the applicant. ¥11~ thove-from points of diversion and places of use are located at the race track in Ruidoso Downs, Lincoln CJ;lunty, New Mexico. The proposed move-to points of diversion and place of use are located within the Village pf;Ru~doso, Lincoln County, New Mexico. 'Jl lill. Any person, fum or corporation or other entity having standing to file objections or protests shall do so in writing {:legible, signed, and · include the writer's complete name and mailing addres~). 15l'Juiobjection to the approval of the application must be based on: (1) Impairment; if impairment you must speclf­-iooll.y.fidentizy your water rights; and/or (2) Public welfare/conservation of water; if public welfare or conserva--tllllfui•of water within the state of New Mexico, you must show you will be substantially affected. ~.;n.fu~written protest must be filed, in triplicate, with Scott A. Verhines, P.E., State Engineer, 1900 West Second -Bmwt; Roswell, New Mexico 88201, within ten (10) days after the date of last publication of this Not!ce. .Facs1miles (fax) will be accepted as a valid protest as long as the hard copy is sent within 24-hours of the facsun­iiti.J . Mailing postmark will be used ~o validate· the ~4-J?.our. period. Protest can ?e faxe? to Office of the S~ate £ttsmeer, (575) 623-8559. If no valid protest ot obJection 1s filed, the .State Engmeer will evaluate the apphca­!llioltfin accordance with Sections 72-2-16, 72-5-6, and 72-12-3.

Published in the Lincoln County News on April10, 17 and 24, 2014. ,.. _________________________________ ,. ____________ .,. ____ ,. ________________ ,. _______________ .., __________ _

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GUEST COMMENTARY··

No tax on food anywhere in I I •

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climate. More families than ever are living pay­check to paycheck, and any money they would be forced to spend on a food tax is money that they would otherwise be able to spend on oth~r goods and services from other local businesses. This in tum makes it less likely that those businesses will hire more employees, something we desperately need to help New Mexico recover from 1ts current jobs crisis. .

Finally, the food tax is a weak. foundation on which to base essential government services because food tax revenue grows so much more slowly than state and local government spending. In the decade before its repeal, for example, rev­enue 'from New Mexico's food tax grew at only a 1. 7 percent annual rate, according to the Taxation and Revenue Department, while state and local government spending grew at a rate of about 5 percent during the same period.

We appreciate the Rio Grande Sun's con­tinuing coverage of this important issue and we urge the Espanola City Council to resist the Municipal League's proposal to tax their con­stituents' groceries. To learn more about this issue and to contact your legislators and the governor about it, please visit www.thinknewmexico.org.

Fred Nathan is executive director of Think New Mexico, an independent, results-oriented

think tank serving New Mexicans.

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Forecast for Ruido~o, Capitan, the Sacramento mountain range, Corona and most of the Hondo Valley:

Thursday, April17 Sunny, with a high near 62, north wind 5 to 10 mph becoming east in the afternoon, night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 39, southeast wind 10 to 15 mph.

Friday, April18 A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon, partly sunny, with a high near 63, south wind 10 to 15 mph, night: A slight chance of showers, mostly cloudy, with a low around 41.

Saturday, Aprll 19 A fair chance of showers ano thunderstorms, part­ly sunny, with a high near 63, night: A slight chance of showers, partly cloudy, with a low around 41.

Sunday, April 20 (/}aster Smtday) ·

Mostly sunny, With a high near 66, night: Mostly clear, with a low around 41.

. Monday, April 21 Mostly sunny, with a high near 68, night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 4 7.

Tuesday, April 22 Mostly sunny, with a high near 69, night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 48.

The above information was taken from the National Weather Service Website. For up to date weather reports, go to www.srh.noaa.gov on the internet. This website is usually updated every four hours.

The New Mexico Highways Department has developed a new toll free number for up to the hour road construction, conditions and infonna­tion. Just dial 511, listen to the options and follow the directions.

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JUDI actions ... "What goes arourid ... Comes around ... and you can't hide!" What is that old saying? Do unto oth~

CHRISTOPHER'S ers, as you'd have them do unto you'! Your Angels, Guides, and Entities are watching ... "Karma ... karma ...

P h • C karma ... " syc I This is also the year for forgiveness, to forgive

P d • t" others and forgive ourselves... (Well, truthfully, you re IC IOnS have to ask for it. .. and believe in it ... to change your

Overall Psychic life around,) Going back to church, will be a great start ...... stop hurting other people ... stOJ,> hurting your-

Predictions self. This is not a Dress Rehearsal. .. this is real life ... For the Week of: start living it... . Apr. 17 -Apr. 23 Now, for the people who seriously want a bet-

ter life ... to be happier ... and healthier ... Good for you! This magical year comes with a price... you

didn't think it was for Free, now did you? This is the year of the Horse... not only the The cost. .. is YOU! ... It~: "Put up or Shut up."

This magical year, will allow you to brmg Horse ... but the rare, "Blue Horse"... down the "Veil" of the unknown ... (The last time I

As I have shared with you since New Years... remember this happening was around August 2004, this year 2014 is very Special ... Magical ... Lucky ... Tum when the planets did something extraordinary ... like not you around ... upside down ... inside out ... reality. This is falling out of the sky:). a Good Thing :) The uncertainty of life ... the Truth, the whole

This year ... you'll realize your Potential... truth ... and nothing but the truth, ("Ouch"} ... about you DISCLAIMER: (Well, some, of you will realize inside and out. This will set you FREE at last ... to

your potential... others will throw away this Gift, ·and become th~ person, the real you, the one you have still complain about everything, doing nothing to always wanted to be. improve their lives... over eating... not exercising... The Jast 3 to 5 years have been a test... and driitking too much (you thought I was going to say many of you have come through the Fire, Flood, even booze, ... coffee and cola, and yes booze, for you great Winds could not stop you! Especially if you've younger people, liquor). lived in Lincoln County for the last 5 years! We have

Complaining about their health ... while "Still" seen it all ... You may not be unscathed, but a much bet-smoking, and I'm not just talking cigarettes! ter person. Dang sure a lot smarter. "Amen Brother!"

How can you keep hurting your body and This Magical Year 2014, means: expect to be healthy ... Here take another pill. What you Think and Do ... is what you'll get.

From one addiction to another. (Actions speak volumes!) Your actions will tell others: Some of you are still complaining about not (the truth the whole truth, even without your knowl­

having enough money, but depend on someone else for edge). Is wh~t you'll get... Oh, this is going to be fun. everything, and griping at the ones that take· care of Your Secrets, Lies and Alibis ... will tell on you. them (can we spell selfish?) ... The ones that think they Justice will prevail. are entitled (above everyone else) ... yet don't stan.d on You will be exposed to the truth. their own two feet... these people don't appreciated You will also be able to SEE the Truth in others what bas been giving to them ... I seriously feel sorry for as well ... especially about yourself. A learning experi-you. . . 1 'f d 't lik ence indeed! · ·

Appreciation goes a ong way ... I you on e This is the Year you have been waiting for ... it .... then leave and get your own life. I'm sure the peo- and it won't last too long ... so don't dally, or you'll lose ple who are taking care of you will appreciate that! the chance to go through the ... window of opportunity.

If you are one of these people whom I have just It will be lost and closed forever. described: This Psychic Prediction is NOT for you, so This is when your Dreams, can be filled to the you can quit reading this ... go get in front of the TV, or brim ... Take the chance, don't listen to the negative peo­the computer ... go get your crutch of pain killers, booze, ple who say you can't do it... prove them wrong ... or at pills, food, drugs etc... and bitch your life away,) ... · least prove to yourself that you can. Because YOU What? .. .Ifyou are offended, maybe you should be ...

People who just gripe, cuss, complain and CAN. This is the time to Leave, Peofle, Places and never even "Try" to change their life ... or don't even ask b h' d · d d I d • for Help ... to change their world .. then just walk away Things... e m ... The PAST ts ea ... you on t, you and go rust out... You are squandering the opportunity never will, and you will live in Regret. .. in the Past ... of at least trying to change your life for the better ... ask thi.pking People, Places and Things will change on their yourself how you got into this situation in the first own ... YOU ARE WRONG! . .

1 ? This is the Year to SELL... Buy... Live ... Pace. This "Magical" ... this year ... can't work for LOVE ... Leave ... Run to ... Do Over ... Call someone you

miss and love ... To make amends to the ones you have you, even ifyou tried, because of the negative attitude burt ... To Forgive the ones that have hurt you ... Be you carry around. · · FREE ... Leave the Past behind.

Ask yourself how you got so cynical? Ask your Give people back their."Bricks" of Responsibility ... friends ... if you have any left. Don't enable them, make them stand on their own two

Oh, don't even get me started about "Mean" people ... this year... your dues will be paid by your feet.

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: LEGALS - LEGALS - LEGALS - LEGALS . .

LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that on July 15, 2013, Sea Gem, 9203 East 825 South, Upland, IN 46989, and Village of Ruidoso, 313 Cree Meadows Drive, Ruidoso, NM 88345 filed application No. 01300-1; 01300-2;'01300-3; 0826-2 into 0275-1 et al & H-272 et al (T) with the STATE ENGINEER for permit to Tetpporarily Change the Surface and Supplemental Groundwater Points of Diversion and Change Place and Purpose of Use in the Hondo Underground Water Basin in the State of New Mexico.

The applicant proposes to discontinue the diversion of 343.04 acre-feet per annum (154.368 -acre feet consump­tive irrigation requirement) of the surface waters and supplemental groundwater from the Rio Ruidoso, a tributary of the Rio Hondo, via the Pablo Chavez, which diverts from the Ambrocio Chavez Ditch in the NWI/4SW1/4SW1/4 of Section 3, Township I I South, Range 17 East, said Ambrocio Chavez Ditch diverts from the Rio Ruidoso at a point in the SEY-ISEY-INEY-1 of Section 5, Township 11 South, Range 17 East, N.M.P.M .. Supplemental well No. H-49-POD2 is located in the SE'l4SW'l4SWY4 of Section 3, Township 11 South, Range 17 East, and supplemental well No. H-50 is located in the NEI/4NEI/4NW114 of Section I 0, Township 11 South, Range 17 East, N .M.P.M. The application proposes to sever s11id water right from, the irrigation of I 07.2 acres of land described as follows: · · ·

SUBDIVISION SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES

Pt. El/2EI/2NW1/4 10 11 S. 17 E. 6.1 Pt. El/2SE114NW114 10 II S. 17E. 1.8 Pt. SI/2Sl/2SW1/4 3 11 s. 17E. 11.1 Pt. Nl/2NWI/4 10 11 s. 17 E. 37.5 Pt. W3/4 10 11 s. 17 E. 50;7

The applicant proposes to temporarily commence the diversion of308.736 acre-feet per annum (154.368 acre feet consumptive irrigation requirement) of the surface waters of the Rio Ruidoso, and supplemental shallow ground-water, from the following described points of diversion: .

SUBDIVISION SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE SURFACE: Rio Ruidoso 0275-IA-PODI NWY-ISWY-ISWY-1 19 11 s. 13 E. 0275-1A-POD2 SWY-INEY-ISWY-1 19 11 S. 13 E. 0275-1A-POD3 SEY-INWY-ISWY-1 26 11 s. 13 E.

WELLS: H-272 NWY-INEY-ISWY-1 36 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S SEY-ISWY-INEY-1 25 11 s, 13 E. H-272-S-2 SWY-ISWY-INE'l4 2 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-3 NE'l4SWY-ISEY4 2 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-4 SEY-INWY-INEY-1 11 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-5 NEY-INWY-ISWY-1 14 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-6 SWY-INEY-INEY-1 15 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-7 SWY.NEY-ISE'l4 10 11 s. 13 E. H~272-S-8 SEY-INWY-ISWY4 14 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-9 NWY-INEY-INEY-1 23 11 s. 13 E. H-272-S-11 NWY-INEY-ISEY-1 25 11 s. 13 E. for municipal purposes within the Village of Ruidoso.

The move to place of use is as follows:

SUBDIVISION SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE Village of Ruidoso Municipal Limits All lO-llS 13-14E

This application is filed under the NM Water-Use Leasing Act, NMSA 1978 72-6-1 through 72-6-7. The tempo­rary lease and permit period will begin as of the filing date of the application and extend through October 31, ~021. The temporary permit may be reverted to the move from points of diversion and place and purpose of use by writ­ten request of the applicants anytime during the lease period.

The presently authorized points of diversion, Ambrocio Chavez Ditch, Pablo Chavez Ditch, well H-49, well H-50, and place of use are :located in Hondo, in Lincoln County, New Mexico. .

Any person, firm or corporation or other entity having standing to file objections or protests shall do so in writing (legible signed, and include the writer's complete name and mailing address). The obJection to the approval of the appfication must be based on: (1) Impairment; ifim,Pairment you must specifically ldel].tifv your water rights; and/or (2) Public welfare/conservation of water; ifpubhc welfare or conservation of water within the state of New Mexico, you must show you will be substantially affected. The written protest must be filed, in triplicate, with the State Engineer, 1900 West Second Street, Roswell, New Mexico 88201, within ten (10) days after the date of last publication ofthis.Notice. Facsimiles (fax) will be accepted as a valid protest as long as the hard copy is sent within 24-hours of the facsimile. Mailing postmark will be used to validate the 24-hour period. Protest can be faxed to Office· of the State Engineer, (575) 623-8559. If no valid protest or objection is filed, the State Engineer will evaluate the application in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 72 NMSA 1978.

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CLASSIFIED ADS 575.648.2333

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New Horizons Developmental Center in Carrizozo is hiring motivated people to work with develop­mentally disabled adults -teaching, guiding and mentoring. Starting wage is $7.65. Paid time o:f;I, sick time and health benefits plus company patd Certified Medication Aide traming are available. You must be at least 21 years old and pass drug, alcohol, and criminal ba~kgr~und screenings .. Pick upan emplo~ent applicatiOn at New Honzons offices, 8.10 'E" Avenue. For more infom1ation, call Laura Rose, Executive Director, at 575-648-2379. Visit our website: www.newhorizonsdevelopmentalcenter.org. EOE

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The CYFD is recruiting for Youth Care Specialist 1 positions for the Lincoln Pines Youth Center in Fort Stanton, New Mexico.

Bonafide Occupational Requirement Male Applicants are encouraged to apply

Apply for a State Government Job at www.slJo.state.nm.us Please call the CYFD JS Recruiter at 505/841-2968, for questions. State of New Mexico is an EOE.

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Erijoy Your Easter Holiday!! N_OTICE OF EMIPJLOYMIEI:l1r

The Vil.lage of Capitan is accepting applications for a Full-time Employee for the Street Department. The em\)loyee will be required to have a NM Drivers Ltcense. Salary will be based on knowledge and exJ?erience with eguipment. Applications are avatlable at the Vtllage of Capitan, BoX: 246, Capitan, NM 88316, phone number (575) 354-2247, between the hours of7:00 AM and 5:30 PM Monday through Thursday. Applications will be accepted until 4:00 PM on April 29, 2014. The Village is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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NOTICE OF EMPJ.,OYM~li.T

The Village of Capitan is accepting applications for a part-time Animal Control/Code Enforcement Officer. The employee will be required to have a NM Drivers License and work closely with the Capitan Police Department. Salary will be based on knowledge and experience. Applications are available at the Village of Capitan, Box 246, Capitan, NM 88316, phone number (575) 354-2247, between the hours of7:00 AM and 5:30PM

. Monday through Thursday. Applications will be accepted until 4:00 PM on April 29 2014. The Village is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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· CYFD Juvenile Justice Services is recruiting hi~h school teachers for the Lincoln Pines Htgh School located on the grounds of the Lincoln Pines Youth Center near Fort Stanton, New Mexico. Experience working with at-risk youth is, preferred, but not required, as all students are committed to NM J~S secure. faciliti~s. NM 9-~2 Teaching Ltcensure ts requtred. Endorsements in English Language Arts/Social Studies are preferred, but all applicants with current NM 9-12 teaching licenses will be considered CYFD/JJS Education teacher contracts ar~ 220 days annually and participate in the State of New Mexico benefits system and NM Educational Retirement Board. Applicants must have a current valid driver's license and successfully complete a criminal background check. Mail resumes to: CYFD/Lincoln Pines Youth Center, P.O. Box 98, Fort Stanton, New Mexico 88323, or fax to (575) 354-1589. Attn: James Rapp, by close of business May 14, 2014. State of NM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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