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Joint InstallationTo Be Held April 5

AI.to DairymanInjured Seriously

Two veterans organlzatlona and ,..all. auxIliary wllJ Install OfllCCf;" atan open meeting at Amorlcan 1Aglon Hall April ~.

Officers will be InstAUft1byAtnericiln ur,lon Post No. ~, V'I'WPoat 6917 and the urlon AUXlliaryIn ceremonlen whIch wUl begln.t8 p.m•. Guests at honor wUJ Includ• .aotl.Lake J. Frazier. mayor of ROCWtU,G~orgeDean, of Roswell, and. l.rlnyRetld, PortalelJ, senior 8tMb ·.see .

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CJlAJfBEn OF CO:MdJ!W&Saturday and Sunday. nUI.dOlO

WIll bf host to.round 1~ IJ(!hc)olt.i.c:her. from the entlreattlt•• 'I'M,

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, Progress Told.Afuv MeetingOn Water 'UseAgreement betwee'n tl1e Village

of :atddol3o and the' Ruld~oWate..Uset&$ Association allpeated a stePnearer tlJ,ls week.

I1l;e N. Wlngfleldr mayor, aald 'i ~ .' ",'l!I nureh.as" I\f th" N~V".JQ Lo'il. ...... '.a "rQuJ,t Of Ruidoso men aCcom. "I Y " ., .. .~.,~Pamed him to Glencoe last we.ale M H .hlatofl(t, RUidosO' feftort hotel,,...to Jn~"t with offl<:erl3 ot the N'.-o·e O·re' arses' a11nounced this w~k by Lloy4 t..water Ueers' Msoclation. ..... .... .. . Davllr former Ruldoao re!ddent

"We haa a good meeting and and unUI) recently' an 4berna\b1,

::::lm~~O~~~:~'a b~:[: fo:n:~~ NAVAJO:LOOO;E SOLD; TbeN.~Loap, i.mwar.1p~~JA Arrive At Track T~bet~:Ag~~~~~~ted by", ••4t,lElment of our dltflcult1es,H he RuIdOso, hu IpeeQ eokI by the B9~""'7 W lJoyd x.."Dlif,vll, tOJ"IM1' Mrs. Bob Boyce In 1924, ·I.,.W-ptd. ~ ~Ruld_ I'Nld-mt an<1 WltU ~tJy • ~-o'WJler at AbematJay, Tex. Nine more colts and tUlles mov- ~~r tlo vaca

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Mr. Wlngtleld said nature ot the "The I.odpl, .tarted In 1m, wllJ be 0pe.ratec1 on the~ p()U~let.. ed Into training quarters at HoI- ....ex CQ an mOB ot e8 "xae~ .proposals could not be dlsclos.ed In the paat, JI'r. Davl, aa4J. t • " Iywood Track this week to bring The only hotel In Ruldolo wlllel\"tbls early.u The Village will pre- ' , the number of horses now stabled operates the year· around, tbescnt the plans to an engineer for Q _ k W k B' F there to ].6, All are scheduled to Lodge Includes the "Navajo Club/'analysis and bls findings will de- Ule . or. y. I-remen rac& In the Central :Bar...,and Grm a ta.vern and dance hall, and °Tll.termlne future action, he said. Futurity 4\t the trackJ May 28. IFrontler Room," popular sath~....

Attedlng the meeting from Rul- ' New horses Include' a Nickson! Ing place tor guest8 anel nutdCHJo'dOBO were Joe Dryden, Lynn But- {\verts Costly F1ere He-He . Hotel (Roswell) colt and eight residents. 'ler, 1;>aul oDouglas, lind R. H. ... Quarter HorseB from Carlebnd. The proport~Includea slx"'MrOflHedgecoke. Representing' the . Another 85 colts and miles ot land along tno rIver. It wa. II01dWater Users were WJlbur Coe and Quick work .by RuidOSO fIl"remen... should be at the track by May 1, by Mra. Edith Boyce Rissbl .l1dJim Tully, ¥r. Wlngtleld said. . averted what could have. been a" HollYWood Park spokesmen re- other members ot .tbe Boyce tam-

TAo Village and the asosclatlon, I SIf S . port. . . l1y who beld IntereBta.which is composed of water-rIght ser oua,. perhaps fatal, fire Marche • erYe Entries f01' the Tborougbbred Price of. the transaction wasowners along tbe Ruidoso In the 23. - Futurity July 8 wlll closo at mld4 not annouDccel but some reporteValleY ea8t of he~e, bave been "t Tho blaze. which started about Md - night Mnt.,cb 31. Twcnty·tour placed It at "about $100,000."odd v U8 t t t th . 0 ernlzeS horses already have been entered. Policy ot tbe hotel wlll rctnaln

. nUI~O~OcbY tteO vnfa;:. ~~~ dlS~ 1:2Q a.tp. at Johnson's Grocery .. A field of 80 Is expected. Elhnlna- the same, Mr. Davis said. A H.for-puto has grown Into a political In downtown Ruidoso. gutted the A $4000 modernIzation nrogram Uons tor thIs rllcc begin July 2: mill opening" Is planned sometimoIssue. upstalrn ot thc two-story bundlng. "" All Inquiries should be directed soon and wll1 teMure a reccvtton \...

. but resulted In onjy sl1gbt damage has just been completed at Selt- to the Central Bar nnd Grill, RuI- nnd danee at tbe Navajo Clubr he:downstairs. Damage was estlmat- Servo, GrO£eryand Market and the doso. said.

d b • 00 R Id D·' ,. I am very proud to baye ac-e at a out,.l 0.' u 080 rug atare, W. A. nart, .. Qulred such an outatandlng hotel.". Entering a emoke-tUJed up- owner."announced today. In addt.. L·lons Club PI~ns· Mr. Davis said. "Tho same frlendl"statrs.. tbe fIremen rlaked their U TliTeS to stop a d..v!eroua fire In tlon tbe gtocm department has M· I -I 5 atmosphere wm be maintained .ndIttJ tracks.' been. narranced. .. instre Apr. 1; our cQrdl.l wolcome Is extended to

"11 they had been two minutes Tho pror;ram bas moderriJzed all former "trona otth. Lo4Ie.later, they'd have 10lt moat at IIltat. and dairy Products depart- Tickets On Sale to all our frlendll and trienda ~J

Q~me and fleh problems In the the bulldlng," E. L. Da1. 1'thO te- menu. InlltaJ!ed a new 80da toun- Mrs. Rigsby."RUIdoso-CapItan area .m be dis- tired from ,the El Paso lite 4e- fain In the drus department and Ticket sales begin today tor the --------cU8IJed at a joltit meeting of the partment after 26 year8, uld on provIded II l~e-creaJll Dla1cln~ ma- annUlll Lions Club minstrel to beWhite Mountain Game Protective Inspectlns the building. chine, h~ld here March 1G.AHoclation and the Ruldoeo LloDS Turpentine and paint. being l\eed A new electrleally-retrlr;eratcd Committees to handle det.aUs of

, for remodelllnr; then underway in meat counter has been lnetalled the show bave been appointed byClub at Navajo Lodr;e Next Tues- the upstaIrs, presented a eerlou8 adjoining tbe new dairy casc, The General Chairman Joe HaWkins.4ay nlsht. threat to the fIremen. The small staInless steel fountain replaces They will take care or seaUng, Ernest Blood, Alto dairy opera-

'11te lIleetlng 18 open to the pub- rooms were .110 fnll- of emoke tbat an old marble-topped unit b~hlnd ticket sales. adverllslng. prizes. tor. was In eerlOU8 condItion at antic and anlone Interested II Invited a number ot the flremen became a facade of knotty-pine panellng, candy ellies and other buslnes8 at- Alamogordo bospltal Monday aftoatlond. ~ m. . The Ice-cream machIne wl11 pro- fairs or the show. ter he luatalned a broken back

.. Elliott Barker, state la~e war- "rho blaze W&5 held Inside the vIde packaged lee cream for the The minstrel wlJJ be presented when a tractor overturned neafden, hu heenlnvlte4. A lame de- roomtl by compoflltJon wallboard- store, specIalties tor parties and by the Lubbock, Tex.• LIons Club hi. home.x-rtment movIe on hunUn~ aIM ln~ unUl firemen reached the frozen mAlttl and custards. under tllO tlusplccs of the local Dr. Larry Moore, who attendedil. on the aKenda.. . scene. By prevenUng flames from HWe InVito everyone to Insveet club. An outstantllng ovent, It bas him, Bald Mr. nlood, 58, wall un-

The meeUng Ifor Lions Club attackIng the rafters, rooflnr; and ouf n,~w equIpment," Mr. Hart attracted wide comment In pre- certain about the causo ot tllemembers and anyone Who wishes floorln,;, ·the firefighters kept the said. It Is Just another 8tep In VIOllB sbowlngs bere. aceldent and eouJd not ,Iyo dC!-to attend the dinner, be~lnll at fire' under control and put It out our ettort to maIntain the posl- Tickets are $1.EiO for adults and tails because of hili cond1tlou,~'1:30, Non-members must make before It became a conflagration. tlon ~f the leading IItore In Rul- $1 for children and scbool atu- He Is boHoved. however, to havetelenatlons at. the Lodge In or- "I'vo seen many a are tn mydoso. dents. been crUShed beneatb 'the rarmdel' to attend the dInner. tlmo." Ur. Day said. "But I've -------------------------- tractor on tbe road near Alto all

A.n,ob6 Who want3 to take 'Part never seen one Which was E I he was returning to bls home.tn the game,dJtlcu8sIon and see the brour;ht under control any better ar y HOSpletal Openl-ng How or why tbtl tractor overturn-movie may come at. 8:30 if he than tbls one. The fire depart- . ed hilS not been explnlned.d0e8 not want to attend the din- ment deserves a tribute from the . '

ner. • ' .. pe~~ ~~z~~~~g~~;teved to have Seen; Technician HiredJess Harris Breaks started wheita roomer knocked •

t Wh L Fover a can of turpentine and Early opening of the Ruidoso-.... eg -en .og ails .. sougbt to mop If up bycandlc4 Ronda VaUl!Y lIOlIv1tnl was fore-

J~ss Harris, Green Ttee lumber. Ught. The. candle flame Is be- cast this week when tbe. bospltal1

lleved to have Ignited the tur- b . d 'd th R 11· "'.mil operator. was treated at Rul- penUne. onr announce at USBe. m.d080 Osteopathic CliniC Tuesday Firemen wbo partlclvated were: Jennings. former chief ot ane'tenlng fOr a broken leg, ~ustnln- Elmer Estes, Claude Peterson. Oconto. Wis.. hospital X-ray deed when a log rolled or fell Frank Barajas. n. H, Hedgecoke. partment. has been appointed labagaInst bis leg. Wade Hedgecoke, Jim Pickering, oratory technicIan and hospital

The break. just. above the ankle, Mannie :Padllla and George superIntendent.. WiU!! nen: CODsfdMed serious and 'trJmble. Mr. JennIngs. a9. arrIved in nut..lit_ Harris Is expected to be back , . , " .... ' . doso with hlsfamUr Monday. Fto

• t<t "ork as soon as the fracture S·q.ua D··a ' Club is a native of Chagrin ".118, 0.,heals. . .. re· . nCeand attended Oblo State Unlver..

i/ C~;he~Ke~psFile Reorganizes Here sl~~ will 'begltl at once to vre..l

, b S . , . paro tbe bospitalf()t a formal0. Jo ,. t!ehi" Clrcle-g Square DaJ1c~ Club met opening to be announced. 80on,. ITu~day nlr;ht reOrgl.hfttng the tbe board uld. The announcem~nt ." The Ch'Dlb~l' ot ColIlmerce hiS, club and lay Illans fdr Il mem-Jjald "J)rot1'~8 Is being made to tTecelyed Ie,.~ral inquiries .about bershlp drive.. . ward compleUng, . arranlementll8un'uner ~pJ'()Ylhent'oPllottuntt1etJ' 'rbewQrDen m.embers atiKJ. Mn- tor 'the -opening."rrpJapereonlwho 'WouldUke -to' sldt!ted st,leg to be~bOl(ln fOt a Mr. Jennhi's, who 1118o -WI" pur-,

.~nd the aU-lIlmer here.. :Many of club square datlee cotltulIle. chaal~t agent for th~ OCOnto hOt!..the ,olHieeker.. IItecoU~g..lt1-, Light retteabmebllf werel!etved J)ltatt61'rned the Rutdol!lo-tlondo '4en!& ",ho wanfsuitnner work. ·bY')(hh Gorr;e BOna1 fol1owln,; Val1et hOfJpltal one of tbeflnMt.. '

TheCham'ber 11.. arne onthei6 the btUdn88 meeting. ., equIpped he 11•• ever seen. tl*' hI!i1lQuttl... . Attl011. ililt~.ttk:l .tn· AU ~()na Jnteteited JJtl4.uatebad 1~ ".l'8 eX~r1eJtc~ In b()jJdri....uch .m1t101'tW cu. letfutldanclng will be welCOlIled Into the pltall and '~n"~ four Y8t8wltblatOI'JUUOD at the.Ch...bet -offICe. clUb' and due.,,111 tnclude .pe..th tT. S. NaVY lI'edl(al Cotp••.fr()JIl~lrChH"CllamMr'clat IQtI'11CUOD.fot beglhners,ratbet of tbreeJOn', F'oJ're.t.

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S'l:0RES luke in a lot of money from, their CU&~ .. .. ..... ". " ."I neT.a. 1. 1\'dney, VicAr '. ... " at. JOHph'.......Ja

·l.omers. But the proportion of it which sticb in ,cAPITAN LOCAL.' ,NEWS ITEMS:l~e~~7~~rl,,~~nn. .~f::A~· )fcaealerQ, tir4" J{e~~theJorm of profit grows smaller and smaller. ", ", . 1\ IooR'O Q. ~_ ' .' Fllth¢l' Mllrt:ld: lJ~l:her

· Last 'year, for instance, F. W•. Woolworth & Co•. Mra. R. W. Calloway la leAVing SeveJ:'a~ "fo"r local nersollncl 1$4 J:~"'. c.tJ.a.U.,'CblU'ek Sunda1' J,f......l0~a. m,1....1 I f IItI'. 000 Th 1., I 1p Ru·1"0·'0' e- 'uexlco Weekd.)" Ma.s-G:3011. m.amu sa ('"s 0 qu16.000, . is· was on~ 1.33 per tor an extended vI" t wltb bel' wlU be In Clilrrl~ozo thIs W~A ...., ~ "'. . . SllturdaYII-1;80 a. tl'I.

tid th d It' d' 1948 B th aon and tamlly in Sep.ttlc, Wllah~ attendIng the 8Choo~ tor tM Rill'. CarJ l;'&mmer Holt Ho~ .. ~ch montb be-

CCp ala, lan ~ recor a alOe In • ut e ington.. Of course her new grand" .Census, Takers. ~b.oae l\ttendlng ~~~g:~ ~~:rtgg 't~. . ::~~t~be tlr.t ll'rll1a1' or tbecompany 8 opera· ng profits, before taxe/J.t dropped daughter is the matn p.ttracUon. are Mra. W. ll.l?ergllson, S. M. Wee~all1 14all.-7;SO LIll. ..' '15 per cent. Lust year's sulca were $22,000,000 great~ .-- Cozzens. llolUs Cummins. Fred......... -cr' than th'll 1947 figure--but onernting profit was Robert Provine nrl.d flon arc Pleree, Mra. U.· O. Shaw' and Mr. FJt.t ..h"b:r~Ju C......... Jrlr.t ~J.ltl.t CbaM

13 1~- here visiting hla mother and fA. l'J. Robinson'. " C1auue D. Pea1i:e, p ••tor Green Tree. New Mexleo

per cent CBS. brothers for a tew weeks. Robert . _sea"l~' eyerT Bundll)"-U:OO O. F. Staf\tord. Pa..torS. H. Kress &Co. bad 1949 sales which were.less Uves in Tennessee. 110 juat mnde Mr. a.nd, MrS'. nla.ck ot EJ Paso Am·crl'c.a LegIOn Hall Rut. Runda, Sehool--v:4li a. Ill.

d"n on., pcr cent under 1.948's. 'nut operating profit8 It be~~ in time t'u have a day's nre to be the new managers at the dOBo, New}lcJ:ICO.' lIlornlng Worlhl~l1~o() ...m.be/orc laxes was ,off 22 per cent. And in this case visit with Cba.rles betore Charles TItsworth Sto~ We arc very glad - ~~.~~~!c ~~cn,'e:~~.O() p ~.•

'11 Ii"f 1 "7 leaves tor Washington State to welconle the Blacks to our .....t<+. its experi~ncc was ell wortlc, pro It·WUlC, I 9,.. where he Is to be empl'oyed at the town. . T~:l:"o:,~tr;::\fe':tc~hia"'fJ'~cl for cornpari50n. Coulee Dam. llarry'L. Webb, Paltor no.elo ~th.UQ Senleee

In 80me instances. retail authoritie8 feel that - _. Mr. and Mra. C. 11. Fortle spent Churcb Sc.'bool-lJJ4li a. Ill. Father Vito O. do naca

Iil. I 1 'f I I d h' r I' . rofrs. "Jake" Hunter trom LOllg the week end In Tularosa vlB1t1ng Church Wonhlp-l1:00 a. Ill. UQndQ, New Me~co

pro Its nrc ue oW IlC sa e eve, an t 18 lee Ing Ii Beach. Cnllf., ill here visIting her Charlle's Dad Mr. "Bob" Ferris. Flnt Sunda1-12:OO noon.rcOooted in growing efforts to reduce expenses. In mother Mrs. Adda Sellars and hoI' ('apltan Cllmm.nlt1' Ii'ourth TlJul'lda)"--v:O() a. Ul.an,. cvent~ the consumer can bo sure the stores. he sister and family Mrs. L. E. Cum- The following names were. tiled [ &lethC)cUlI~ CbMrc:b MectinS' In bOUlet.

Pa,troniz{.'S keel) a very small part of Ihe dollar he mlno. r.lrs. Hunter's daughter on the ballot for the coming Uev. Barry L. Webb, ValtorFllme10u Is nlso here. Runda)' Scrvl~c. ' Cspends with them. .~_ . Municipal Election to be held 10:00 n.m. Cbun'h ScbooJ, orolla Prolbyterlaa BentON

In Ruidoso most of whal the merchant lakes in Mr. and Mra. TrnvlsWerner April 4til. Mra, Jll('k Aldrllrc. supt. L. 8. Markbam. IJ..torFor mayor, S. E. Grelson and 1::tO II.m. Cburch WQnhlp, flunday ScbQ-(l!-10:OO .. m.8~ out of town.....to manufu(:turcrs or processors 'llDdRGon Jlolhnl81Ptcint lbe

ltWleek end F. H. Hall. . :fl:>tol~'~ .cll~tC;:Odllt YoutbCbSUl'Cdb Scrvtl~8.2Itlll and 3rd

ofl,ho goods hc !!CHs. Even the wages he pays to his n oswe v s ng fe n ves. Councilmen tor .. year term. ~J()IW.hip, "Ira. Werner, 1~ ~ .:. u.;,OQ H~ -cmployet'S go (,Iscwhere, in large proportion, for. Tbo Operett;---;'nUtlcd "The elect (wo-J. Ray Pro&~. Hugh \"vuntclor. ' 4tb Sund.J-l1:OO .. in.thu many ('Mons thl'! wage-eamer may consider Oyvey" was Do huge success. Bancroft, Jr., Fred Chnvez and

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va I • • Mr. and' Mrs. Dctln Earl and Councilmen tor 2 'Year term. Chwrdt Of Oar -....e.w Glencoe. N. 101•.Naturally this outward flow is noticeable during cllUdron anent Saturday in Ros. elect two-D. O. Murphy. E. "V.Ft.os~atolltlNit" 1Iu1e. ne,. O. :1, ltalae)'. Vlear

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16 winter w U'II lourlsts arc ow an t 10 mwar woll. • undcrslUnd Dean made y.. r n son an • • 8cnl~ Jlll'1t and ~blrd B..- third SUlula,. ot tho IZlQatb.rutdl of dollars is minute. .. quite a success as several told Cummins. da7t-l0;JO .. m. . -

But there are other than tourist dollars. Take ot hearJng his voice on the nadlo. Clerk. Mary F. Werner. . Sf. JIlla', O&tNllt ClaardaWhllt about It? Are "'ou giving 8aereC WMri C.tI&tKo CMJItI LfacoJD. N"- Jl.~~

..L_{a'rmcr or rancller. 11.. I· ... w"altJ11'..at, spcrokl'ngI'n' J'ort 8'" to. N II"'~ ".. .....-UJO va'" "",,, Up Forestry for Droadcaat(n.t PAT'S TAXI - PHONE 66.02 .....12. • ..". 1.-.... Batbr Vito c. ... --f d

· th f II d' .L_ &AD :ratber :r.... JlollilSt - AMe&lentll 0 a ycar, urmg e a an winter monW» The and part ot it Is Mr. Earl 8UDdilT Jl.......-9:OO L" 8eeoDd Th\1l't4., JIoathlT ---«(ter ho baa n'CCivt."<! payment for his 8ummer's miSled. tbe Stetlon ~hat by one NO'!'ICK AND CALL :rO& ZLSO'1'ION . • 10:00 L IlLcrftll1&. Dumber, Dettcr luck next time. NOTICIil i. btl'tb7. ,lytll t'-t 0.. tN COr.....7w 011..... 'rhb:a .\1Ddllt-n:oo .. .:~r- 4Ul dat of April 1101 tOre'.w bf Prayer Stnlce, Wedlltll4at, -

'l'bis market is a yenr·ilround market. It is open IN Tn~ PItOnATE COURT 1Ie11S lu tJl.t yutaP of B-.l4Ho, New 1:30 p. ID. . CIa.,. Of 0ktW

to'It id A dR'db' d t No. 12:) Mexico. LlDtOla (,'out, .. -...c:tln. U 080. n UI 080 merc ants, In or er o STATE Ol<~ NEW 1\U:1XICO. ) tor tlltJltaPHt of~l.ew.lattJltl' ha . .11..0. GtAbttQt, J!&ttH

_Uxe the prosperity of which they Arc deterving'COl'NTY OF MNCOLN. ~ ••• ~Il Jt&r~:.,a~ ilJrc::.cJa~~~~ SUI~~U.Jt:S:- 8~:~ ~b~:4aU~r:Semould make every effort to cultivaw it. IN 'rUE MATTElt 01<' TilE LAST ttl ,eDUal obllpUo.· bolt4. t~~ ~atMt ~fl.aUuHr 81141.7, 10:00 .....

'Ruidoso iB u vacationer's playground. But it Also WILl. ANI) Tf:STAJ.IENT OIl MAUEL tor tIM col1ltnlctSO••r aeqtil1t1oa ;l 8.....7 Ib....n:et L iii. "oratae 8tr'flet-11.....Ll'('ILLt.J 110nu, Deceslltld.~l a Water Wott.. for 1IlI14 VIl~lica in one of the ricbest ranching and farming are.. NOTICE OF UEAUING UPON FINAL ~... YOU_ ,lIa fot Ml4 eleeUtain ....0 S''''o. Profi'M "rc -11'ln l'n the WI·n.ar when v..... JUwon'J' ANI) A.CCOUNTOF ANClL· .baU be at ~N CIt.7 BlI11tUaI' 1. a-.t-

"', .." UJ.. D "' -- LAItY EXE(.''U'1'On. . dolO aD" Ib' :r_4&'11 ••4 CJtfb t... 'o rs ar. limited I'n number In many 1·...·tan"- 8TATfJ OJ? NEW MEXICO. TO: 1l&l4 EJtt~. AnI ... to11O..:'" " " • utt --, Nortnan K. Itobb, and to aU ~kllo.~ .Tad...: L. ».••m. wUUaa:T. H1MIprouts vanish betwccn Oct. 1 and June 1. Entet- bl!ltJ of Mabd Luellle nobb, deceaRd, aad II.... T. :T. S.tkrlaJltL

· ' b I bl t t Oth 1..... and to' aU unknowll ~o... claJmlo, .l1tuaate .1114&'..: Z1JM Vavau. ..-prtte& are are y a c 0 mee CXpCMe5. era C vwv nny lien upon or rt,ht.· tJtle, or Ib- Jl2"'£.I&aN ..IS ~a4 l(..tol~ .for the winter. ttlreat In 01' to thofttate of ..Id de- ~l~r: LU11 W.rd ..4 KrI. ...11IU

, Dut profi~modcst profit&-are 1l0tl8ibie here et~~{118f,gl8T\rg:~BY OlVEN that u.A1t.r~~te Clerkt: J:tW Ntllta OIlC-~.... l' tin I C lity aLd a-lftI>U'on Norman lC. RQbb. lull filed hi. final ..1'1. Do..otJII.7 JDrt"L~. n waner. n co ven cn -c, qua n -- w 'I'tlport and ac('ount a. Anr1llatt )lx' TM ~lla i>t 1IlI14 .s.etto. .w tPtll

Ruidoeo merchanll could compete with more diatant oclltar of tho £alate of 1I.~1 LUeUleat.!I"~ ••ct "Ul tlHe at .~ p...tioI,.. Th I I _•.1 b d Uobb, d(l(ic'..Ied'i togflther -wltb· ht. petl· nr T...,o.M out Jandt ........ ., t"

...~_18. c vo WOO t ICy ncou to uy more a van.. Uon ..ra,tn~ or bl. d~h.rge; tbat- lJAlIf:~-:t =~to-.J!.ew l(wc:o Ul1It&8eou81)' lie! in the rich producing afeu nearby. yl':t UOtltO~rle l'.ll~rd() Chaves, PrQba~B":[,,: Ike N. "UitsetcL JIa70rIt i, time for n concerted effort of Ruidoso busineu· 11:' ':'l: .·rlg:; ~heo=,. ~~"C)1f~:J~: 1111&1. -t Jt-.l~. It.men, working together, to develop thit market. llf'Otb~t &tr't°u~~~o::> r~~o('lr~b.U: .. tNt: L. <tiarch 10-17444J. 1(ws()

.r10deet profita ~re .n natural off.boot ~£ the com- (:ourt at ClrrllQllO. Lincoln eo.blt. I~ _.-.IiUvc 8ystem Prlcc 18 still the biggeat mduccm.ent New 1\Iexll'O a, the dat, Utne and place Iir--' Itor bcarlll' obJeetloDJI. It ant Uaere beof .U to many cOrnJumers, and every .toro triea to to tbe find rtll)Ort. and aceo~,.t; that

_.! ....-'1 i . . . JI at tbo ..Ill Utne abll place the Probateuuuel'~ l§ compelltonr-even 81 It tries to 0 er (»urt wilL tonlldel' t1aefiaat aeeoWUbatter service and .loeb more apnt".Jlling adrertil- Innd ttlllort and .m .1lroeeM to detl!r• ' , r-·· • mlctl tbo btlrahlp ot aid 'Mabel Lucl1kllAS and other attractio",. The store which C.ils m I!obb. deeealfCd. the Ownerahl~ othertk~ ail important 8Jpe<:t8 will lee its CUIlomera!o fi:~·l(:~~~:~6J.~r:~o~tt::~l~"~don down the road-and that is J'U8t u true o£ hi. the perlOn. enUtled to dl.trlbtttlOa

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R,tlill i$sile$" j I ',,1.10,DOO,Contest ....."I· Th.........~•.•~......2W.......;;.........tb......er~··'i_Rew sta!eJQent,. • . Closes ApriJ15 u.:~~~c::- ..

. A. .n., ea.aa"'c:ont...,t.·QJl "SoU F~"- Weatber tOf tbe pe.pt !J~vendl\nW. p, ·'J)lek" Uatllff,catl<11d.te ., .. J ".. l. b a ... .iI d t 'FI.....

L . tl.IH."· a ·dt..b·.e.• Nat.to.n.. 's _Future.," HaS een Wan..,.y, e,n~ .. UIS y•. ~~.,A for maYPf in tl!eele~mmTuoJlda1, I,"" ~ . ~ I f thO d' .. 'SRQnliSote<lbJ: the National Gr,~Jlge dUs" blown n· tom . e . eset.

t.oday IS15uedanother' a~teme!lt : in .eQoperaUoJl,'1dth'the American S~turday r(ldueed vhllblUty to oueconeel'nhn~ 111sata»d tow.r.d the ..• PI~J,l.t :;FoQd Qopncll, Ino., and ot- buU mile•. Tbe btgb.' texnper~turecoming vpt~.lna I!tatement~ . F id d S t d ow '10

I "Fr1ond~ and Vot~rs' ,1 itand fel'lng no,ooo.ill eaah pri;ea, wlll r .IilX. ·an ·.a ut' ay Ml ,responsIble ten" only .. the. Btate-' e1olu~: ·.,April . 11,), '.. blgh~st fQr'a long period. A trMement8lJ.nd rem.arksmlt.de ,nd ...~. The cQn,teet Is to stlmulate In-. of snow, accQmpallled the Wln4signed by mYiJolf. In maIling my '.~'li'.. '. ."' tereat, al).d »racUcalappUcaUon dlsturbaJlco. ,; .final I$tatement to you before tbe~:;;},'tJ*''''"' 7·' . . at methods In s~teguardlng 80U . H .... ~I'perection on APrJl., I would l1k~ MAU,ENBBA~15, of!licl1anc.' ~'\VoDiet\" gqlf sen.-- .. fertlllty, whl"h is r~la:te<1 to the :March U 62.12 00to state t* TJitS IS YOUR' don of 1",,,, is mown ne;~)'Wlt4·~o~~I~ey of J'on Worth; future ot our nation. . IMarch U ~ ~ 68. 21 00·TOWN AND COMMUNITY. YOU. Tex., when.lattel'~t¥at'lene"L4I:JoridatOlmlament. . Anyono WhO will not be ~ore March 28 _ 69 .50 G&

~rt:E~r~l~::~d,A1frl.e~Rf.:x~E~: .' : I = ": ::': :,: ' :'.' "-=..,,~ · ~~I~br:. k~~rie:~~:~/:~I~e~~ :~!MarCh '24 •.•: 70. 2.\00to select thQ' me:q. wAom you, want CO.RO..NA NE.WS' Youtb Department. National March 26 70 30 0'0In. rourcltr gonrnment. Regard- Ruidoso Beauty~ ,. . Grange, 744 JacklJon place, N. March 26 58 28 01lea. ot tbeoutcome of thIs elec- ACt W., Wasblngton 6. 1). C. ' :March: 27 51 28 trUon, we will all remain «ood . ttracts ommen \Mrs. A. E, l\fnlk)' E6says sbould be typewritten., ,'.. ,friends an(l work togetller with a Moat of the buslnese places will preferably dQubl~J;lpacec:l,and not CHEVRON GAS GIFTSfrl~ndlY feeling aJld attitude for Alb 'dents are be d ri' the more than 80Q worda. long. CLAYTON BENNETT'S6Teryone con<:erned. Let'l!l lay 4 \Jquerque rea 6 - be clo~ed In Corona u ng Winnett wJn Tee-elv&. an all-cx- w:iiE~s5~~ijii~~~iii~allide the crJtlelllm and pull for a coming more conaclous of the Annual Meeting of the New Me:d- Id tit "Th H If..!.·..• .....

beauties of Ruidoso and Its ad- co Electric Coop~rat1ve Aprll 3. penses·pa r P Q e ome-- Ibigger and better place to live fOl" We hope Corona w11l turn out 100 stead," one at the most famousALL: work' together on every vantages as a vacationland. Wfl,r- ,percent. for this meeting. . re50rts of the nation at H9t I THEproblem or project that $omes be- ren Barr(ltt reports. .. _. Springs, Va., In June. In additionfOl'e our town and people. NO 141' Barrett representing Rut- Remember Aprll 4 15 City elec- to this, re~lonal winners wJll be . PAULTOWN OR CqMJ4UNIAY can·grow'· ." . tlon day tn Corona. Let us aU In· eligible to compete for the six!and ,Jlrogre8s a8 It should wltb- d080 Lodge No. 15, 100Ft vIsited form ourselves 80 that. we may vote national awards, Which range REVEllEout the cooperation of every cltl- Albuquerque reeently to fl,tten4 a Intelllgently. Especially ·do we from $300 to $1000. . . LIFEzen In the (lit,.. Town Friends, It meetlng 'Jof Grand Lodge otrlcera, want to be Informed and look at . ~ I INSURANCyou, the people and voters, wJeh 1t was at tbls meetln«. be said, both sides of the question before Seventeen cadets from. New 11ex·to place me tn ortlce as your that he heard comments on tbe voting on a water bond of any leo Mllltary Institute and their CO.Mayor on April .. I promise you to 8C~nlc. beauty here. ktnd. chaperonea stopped I1t Nob Hlll tor ,:give honest and just consideration The meeting featured talklS lijy • dinner a j week ngo, Wednesdayrl . WAIJAOE H. FEBGVSON ''I, I~o eTeryone on the same fair ba- Sovereign Grand Master, E. M. Mrs. Leah King. Mrs. Lucille night. The group were on tbelr I Lf.aeobl 00w.Dt1 A~t '!81s. HONPJST AND JUST CONSID- Sharpe, and SO'fcrelgn Grand SeC'>' Porter, and Mra. Marie Porter way to participate In tho Soutb· PboDe OI~. 11-04 •ERATI0N TO ALl-FAVORS on retarY E. G, Ludvl~8en. Both men 'Were bostesses last Saturday at ,a west InVitational Smllll Bore Rifle ....-ItiS P E C I .A.. L PRIVILEGES TO dl.eua.ed lod-e problems and out~ bridal shower held at Mrs. Kln« 8 meet .held In El Paso last Saturday I AC'CIDENT.UBAJlrU·ldPJI !NONE." • lined waya f~r Improvement. Mr. homo In honor of Mrs. Cbarles In wblch the~. placed a~c~n~. " _ :"~~"'~;::'!''''''!''''':t:t~£....~::=¥-,,:""~TB~D:~~ICK) RATLIFF•.~~:if:n~S ::~~~~~8tg:urt~f the ;.c::~;r·I;:ClY ~?t8~r~~'in::~~~~~ :[\1.•·,.]\ 1:-:1. ;:,:1. J:·:L.-J:·:i '.1:·:( 1:':1 .1:·:1\:':1 ·l:.:l-J:-:ii'&a:-:r;m~i.

CandIdate tor Mayor,-' played, Qnd refreshments were :-:Non-Partlnn Ticket. Col.lins R.e......o:leis served to a large number of guests. :.: J 0 H N EM'DE D

,~~ Po1.(tJea1 Adv~t) 'I" a, Another brlci~;h'ower given rea IllI .' oX

P,.re-"-. Pete J • Pack Drug Store centlY was at the borne of Mrs. '.' . I""~'" "' Robert A. Jonea tn bonor ot the •• General Contractor'

Ruidoso Volunteer Firemen were o~~;:e~; r~:~~n~iln:a~~B ~~~~ ~o:~~~erM:~: :;.e n~~aYMr:.ran~ ~JJ el>:• fet~d at a Dutcb lunch at the to prOTide 1I.,ln« Quarters for hie nog(!rs. Hostesses were Mrs. ",:

Navajo Lbdh~e Monday nJ~ht. Food tamJly on the ealt side ot the Jones, Mrs. Ro«crs, and Mrs. Leta li;1 • Experienced ~WIlS lurnlJ ed by Mr,' and Mnt, bluldtnr;. Sharp. Durln~ the dternoon HilS '.' '.1Tom Rfpby. The fJrem~n, wbo The Cotuns Camlly hIS been Mary Joncs gaTe .. plano solo, Min fui • Well rq'ulppe'.d

• take part In training Benlons each UTfnr; In a cabin on the bl11 be- LoudeU Ifa,.. gaY!:) a reac1ln«. and IliJ .. .~.MOD'da, ennIng. were unant.moul bInd the Itore but this cabin and Mrl. Lee McKibben .an«. Refrellb* :-: ,Iin their appreciation of this r;es- another .owned by Mr. COJUIlIl menta of coffee and cake wero III C '1 I d H' . B l'ldlture by the Rlpbya. were lold reeently. . .ervcd to about 86 I)ucsla. III ommerc a an ome u i I 11K .,M.' , " A parUtion between the store :-:_PAT'S -TAXI - PHOn ..-., portions ha. been completed but Mar&!e Melton Ja reported to be IU III

iii_"iiiiiii"'~it::-~~iiiidyer.l ehan«es lUll have to be In an El Pallo hospital thl' week 111 Phone 14-04 Write Box 1152 ~.J:'A...ItLb.. ~ made betore e tamll)'. can mOTe reeoyorlng tro~ an operation. :-: . . ' I'•~ 'tV~~.. In, Mr. Coli 12 . d. Mra. Nina Mclton ot Cedanl11e I I -Ruidoso, N.,M.:.:~«~~"' IN TJ'lJ: I'IW....TI: COOT 115 serloull, III In camornla. Mrs. :-: I~ N.. 'II Helton'. dauKhter. Mrll, Jay Berry- 11 .

s.".~~ ~ JI'J! u STATE OF :tn:W JlZXlOO'l... man, lett Friday to be with her )e_=-:l!II!i:OCi§i~f§i:-:~:-:_:-:IiiWi=-:i.1Y=-:iIii:-:-:-:_:-:~:':"'~~J.~Q~~ C01JN'1'1' OJ' LINOOL'K ) motht!r. a • - ,. ,. .1/~~... rL.. ~ IN THB MATTKa OJ" THE LAST • . ;-:F~!:j:-:rm:-:l':"'$:_:jft'ij:-:l!9E:_:~:OCil!!i!8:OCB!";;:OCfM=-:~:-:OO:-:t!!!!iJ~:

Ifi..!'.~ .A:: ,~ ~ WILL ANP TE8TA'MEK'1' OF Rev. D•. H. Peoples, putor ot ~. . I\ ....~~" ....J;A...cII-s.. Q LILLIAN M. cr~LvEa, the Corona Baptist church was In "~~ ::-.. -.~~' DP.:CJM.nm Y h n 11 Ei 1, :-::'(I.. -t ~4 ~ NOTICJC 01' .A1*.POIN'l'IRNT char«e of a out a '1 at -:-',"~",.~~ #.0..1. ~•.- or XXBCtlTO& lanela Frida' ennln«, March 24. 00·.fl.. ~fJ-li~~..._S NoUt'e I. bneb, ,lft11 that on tbe The rally Included younl) people

-... ~ • ...."'[..\r~~ 3rd dA)" ot Febma l'11 tMO. the tUt(j~r· 1 h h 1 h '1':'_'_ • :-"~. ~ ~_~ #..,~ a'aned ... aJlpolDt~ Ellf('t1tor Clt the ot al tbe C nre H n t e .c.o<>...n- e.. I"--...;?: #l .I.1St~"-"'~'f') Elltate ot Lillian M. C1I1Ytt. d~ltd. ela VaUey BapUst AasoelaUoD. fi Dt·s·,co·unt..

-~ .... ~ .~ ~.~ In (be aboye DAmed <'Oort, aDd bnlnc 'rhOllo attendlnr; from Corona un6.:'~~~ l"Ialollt ulll Htate la btrt!by notttlt'd to were. ReT. and Mrs. . • eo :-: .'" ~ ~. fUe tbe lame WStb tbe Clerk or tM. pIes, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Webber r::j

• ~ ~nu·t ."Uhl" alx montb, from Matcb and lion. Chuck: Mr. and Mrs. B. It ,~l't"J.:::r-:~ iAW~!J(j()· and make prOOf .. l'filllJred by C. Berrymap aud IOn, Donald; :-: • Men's and Ladl••' Jackets "'"

. ("blltl~ A. CUlver. E:lI:l!t'utor. HlsaeAf 'Merle KYler, Dortby Ro«- PJ nDrenton k Hall ere Carmel Jones. Juanita WJl~ L • 0 h .f E t'IF" mlly 'o!~~r::~ J?t..E~~~V~~ lIn~baD1i Elene Mulkey and We!- :-: yen O8s or n re a '1'

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................---.........----........- • A oImnU""e.u. r••lval wm81art Yo n soan • S ):1r-----------F-O-R--S-A-L·-E--------. Ajlrll 9 at the Corona Baptist rJ A ~ C .00"t BootPOSTS· ehurch and tlontlnue tbrough L • rmy- .,J'pe o'm .• :-:.

., A1fD l1P APril 23. . ••~ For Men and Boys I,p ,~ MILES WEST 01" CAPITAN The Workers' conference of the [.1 ~

PHONE I..U CAPITAN ROSS FLATLEY Baptist AlI$oelntlon wIU mct>t. In:-: Thi _L f turin ~aid~h s1drfj lOt [':1I, Corona 'I'hursday, Aprll C. DInner [J . .. weCA we ate ea gp . 9 am . ~__________________________.... d . -ill b -"-ed btt-om r I.diu and miMt3, and blue denim • for ~- &Delan 8upper... e ..<;;.. .,... . d. &IV;TW l·... ·~'l.

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.' ':i message bV one.. ot our BapU"t :-: I • 2 'r! It,llIStat~ workers. _:E:~rronc welcome. ti:l Be Sure to Come Itt and See i.~! Sunday S<,hool aud Churt>b ser :-: Our targ·e Stock of .. 'm

l'Vi<!es are beIng held at the new Ii'}' EASTER SHOES IIAPresbyterIan Churcb. Attend ser· ;. •....

ivices Eastet Sunday and every:'! In A11Childttn'a Si%d II'".~ Sunday Ilt the church of your HI

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Theholpltal, completed several .weeD alo. contalDl eight beds,but kitchen, labbratory, operating.nd otber facllftles aro largeenough to care for up to 50 boos. '

lIaln problem to bo eolyed before openIng a eelectlon ot a chiefat staff, the board Indicated.

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Weekend v~ltors of tho GeorgeBona18 were Mr. and Mrs. Lee H.OrndorU and lIr. and Mr8. HenryWoolridge, all at El Pa8o.

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Purchase ot John's Riding Acad.emy by SaUce Riding Stables wasannounced this week by Lem Sa.!·lee. stable operator in lower RuldOlO for several years.

He said the two businesses wouldbe consolldated to prov.lde "moreand better horses and better Bcr·vice,"

Further Improvements wl1l beannounced at a later date, Mr.

, SaUee saId.(J() PROOF: Pop Cole, left. Or- . _YUle AIken and George Alkesa.white collars and all, witb· t'JObaslJ wlao went tor upe80 batten

it. Just as It slam to leave thewarer - whammot YOtl IOttabassI" .

•For white collar flab_mea,

such as our RUidoso creW', thepe,so bait is the answer. It proVides boat, guide and remoyer-offish-from hooks. It catcbe. GOpounds of fish In nye day. andgives no end of telllng back home.

"Daria Bart" the colt OW'Iled byDenny Davis and currently trainIng at Hollywood Park for theFifth Futurity Hay 28. W'ent outlooking fOl"'a chestnut In that dUltstorm tWIt Saturday. "What ablow!" he said. "Blow poor UttleDavis Bar plumb to Shelton'sranch." Denny sa)'8 this was nosurprlso to him. He's heard plentyIn the put about guys pUlUngch~tnuts out of tires and he 8ays ;:11==1=s=========ii•.hIs colt will be tull of flro comtl!fay 28.

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FeUer came In the other dayfrom Carrhozo. Bald they hadqultt't a wind over there lastw~k. "lIlew 80 1UU'd It 8Wl'lpttho road clean in most places,"he MId. UBut in others It wasn'tSO bad. Just rippled the yellowc('Jlter stripe."

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Idly here last Saturday. A clubhouse weather observer said hethought It must be Arizona landbecause It was SO high. 'Notherone saId It was Texas Boll becauseIt was 80 W'lndy.

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.:Bm Hart pla~.t~ fUe for coun..; t1 comml8!11oner in the J)emoctat..(to primaIT next week. He flgutalj onW'al1dng futer than his oVl1oi nent~ can run. "OnJy wAT to lOake

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Canyon Echoes • • •BlIl Baird, Los Alamos, a for

mer RUidoso ymager, spent thoweekend here on buslnels.

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HEvery day will be known a8G-Day rn DistrIct No. 5 ot theAmerIcan Legion," says RogerSchenk, district commander.

This Is In response to a request b'l National CommanderGeorge N. Craig that each DistrictOommander set aside a G-Day tobo observed in his district, Mr.Schenck sardo "G·Day" stands for"God's Day."

Purpose ot G-Da)" Is to emphaIJlze the Legion's non"8ectari8,nreUglou6 program, he said. uTheBulwark of Fr~edom Is theOhurch," -Is tIto theme of the pro-gram. .

L. Parker. Corona, has been appointed Chaplain of District No.G by Commander Schenck andwm work with Rev. Henry L.Graves, P08t Chaplain, In COOl'.!IinaUng the Dlatrlct's rellglou8program tor the fear.

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,Show top,fgM M the Navajo Olub. a,.t a RuicloSQ party came back opening ()nto IIQQd'$ Coq,ntX'y" andTlte .ahow,tellturIp.g$pring. e.nd from aoquUla. Mexico, a tew daya 1'01(1. :saldy.". was the attractive

summer styles and ,We$tern 8110l'1 agO, tul.l at wondrous talel.l ,a~out breakfast. table set wlth gold--colortOgs,,'s one ot tbe hlghUghtso!aneW b1j.1t., It was so good, fb.ey edservice and lun~eon-ware in athe aPrlng Seal;lOn. ·It will hlc:lud~ narrate" that.,poco pesc:ar1

' Were yellOW and br()wn Plaid pattern.more' titan .a. dozen Ipcal mpdels outrushed by •.thees big' one. The table was hIghlighted by anod wUl fl1.lse funds tor the Club's In'itself the new bait doesn't centerpiece arrangement of peach

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Anotber entertainmentkeyn~te how YOQ. APply it that counts.""J:,et a low coffee table in ,the livingwm bea Comanche Feather Dance tbem, Pop Cole, Mrs. Cole, Orvme room. ",<

, bY Malcb.1m and Arden Hosetosa- and George Aiken tell it- Served with ~offee .were frostedvIt, sons of Altred Hosetoaavlt of "Take any old plug and attach cinnamon rolla, buttere4toast cuts,C1aArridZ~n'ce w.111 ·tollow the show. 'ft peSQ. Take a quantlty of «>- bacon strips and, lending an added

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seemed that tequlUa pout:ed on About 45 ~ests were served be-the peso or in the (Jsh~rman tween 1:30 a.m. and U:OO a.m.worked equally well.) Just take The breakfast, one of 'a seriesIt. an)" wa)" )"ou lIke It. sponsored by the PTA., netted $40.25:

"Adm1n1stCl:' the plug' to the ' 'lake. Let It wasla around a few Sa·llee Purchasesminutes and then try to retrieve

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casion for a dinner party at thehomo of Mr. and Mrs. Scott HageeMarch 22... '

Helping the Hagees to celebratetbelr blrtbdays w'!re Mr. and Mrs.Neval HardY and famtly and Mr.and Mra. BUl Hagee and son, BUlle. all at RuIdoso. Out-ot-townguests wero Mr. and Mrs. Warre,. Harkness, of Hot SprIngs,NeW Mexico.

Cutting of tho birthday caketollowed the dinner and thelI.gees were presented withseveral lovely gifts.

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County CommissionersMust Get RoadRight Of Ways

Now Mexico County Comm',alonors are responsible for obtain-

h I ht f 't 11 oad Mr. and Ml'8. Rayncs West re-Ing tor g a-a -w~y or a r turned home the 'll'8t 0' the -eekconstruction clono by the State of .... ..New Mexico In their own county. after a tllree days"' stay In Roswell.Tho problem of obtainIng thle Elmo Carter drove to Carrizozorlght·of-way Is becoming more Tuesday to transllct some husldlttlcult with each pUlSing day.

Tho II. E. Carters returned to The County Commlluslon, are nels. ." •theIr homo FrIday after spendlnl chargcd wltb tbls responslbmty In Alamogordo on business Tuelf"'X months In Phoenix and CaUtor.. as it Is county money that obtain. day were Mesdames Jim Conway,Dla.. tho land on wbich a highway il Bert Rico and Mary Young.. , built. .

In l~tUng rJght-of-way for 100- Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Heavenhlllond.1')' roads tho problem 18 are eXPMted to return to RuidosoCltu!fOt' than that fori obtaining tram Roswell this week to openright-of-way for prllnary road tbo MIdway Court about Aprll 1.construction. Normally the sec- "m

ondary rO(1(18 nrc In leslf, populat.. Mrs. Suzie Oliver lett Sundaycd nl'cao and tho rlght-ot..way to go to Tucson where sha wllldamage 10 not so great. However, ba until tho fltat ot AprU.Iccondllry roads do not pay theIr'Way, and prlmnry roads furnishthe lncomo to build these 800"on4a1')' roa4s.'

hI most cases construction of anoW' primary hIghway seoms totake monoy Q.way from tho countyJnvolved. lJUt In reality It tendsto Increase tratrle and In turnproduco 0101'0 revenuo. In theso

., (,'\liCS. County Comml81llonoti!Shavo been reluctant to spenCl theirlIlenger finances on rlght-ot""'ayproblems, but In tho long run tbeywUl bOMtlt Sninct'oased harve,ttrom foad·uaer taxes.

Remodelling of the DallJll Sklltfnl Rink III now un(forwny andformal openIng and a new namewJII bo Ilnnouced somotlme soon,Hr. and Mrs. Georgo Bonal, ownero, .ald this weok.

The . DonaIs. who also own EI'~aOll Court, said rcwodelling wUljAcludo now rcatrooms, lunchCO\llltor, 'tables and chairs. Th~

tab" 'will bo placed around tbotlocw. J-art of tho' rink can be"IN tor dancing and part for.kaUns. tbey .ald. Complete re4.ecoratlng al80 Is planned.

'rhe rink, unofficially openabout two weeks, now I.. bolngUtM for 8quaro--danclng on SaturSSa, nlghte by Circle 8 squaredance elub.Tb~ Dona1B bought the rink

"arch 1rr from Bill and Ed Jabalilt. EI Paso.

Dr. Keith Case Featured As"DKG Convention Speaker

Featured speaker at the Delta J':.ii.• 'Kappa' Gamma Btate convention i.

. bore today and tomorrow w11l be l"c"i~t; ..Ot, Keith E. Caso, associate pro-- ,'. ,(,- ..fCBBor In speech and coo'rdlnator l'~;;~·i',1:at the bllslcc0rtmuntcatfon pro· J(",,;gram at the Univoroity ot Denver. 1 $ •

HIEl subject wlll be "Let's Com- k •munlcat.c:' . I

Tile liesfJlon. which Is expected $to attract 125 toncbel)' from all tpdr18 ot New Mexico" wIlL have l.headquarters at the Navajo ..Lodge. . !.

•Convention host8 will bo the 'Ah,mogordo chapter whlcb Is stagtn" ,the meeting here becauso Ca·ClUUC8 for such,,\ meeting are ht.adequate in Alamogordo.

The tontatlve program calls forsorv.lng of coffee and sandwIchesthlu aft"ernoon as teachers arrive.Delegates also ~tI1 be Invited toLbo Women's Club style sbow tonIght at the Navajo Club. A banQ140L Is planned tor Saturday nIght• .,d a breaktaat at the Home Ec(!(jUage lion the 'Schedule SundayMorning, sponsored by Beta Sigma PIll. Tile Chamber oC ComQlorco al80 will conduct a scenictour of the area tor the vIsltornSunday morning. ,.

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PDLle, SaYlCE COMPDY

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Rent by Week orMonth Also.'

Mr. &~. J. F. Keeney

Vote TheCitizens Ticket

nmsOAY, APRIL f, 1950

OABD OF THANKSWe w115b to thank the many

frIellds and neighbors of Mr. Mozo.rison for their klndMss and thebeauUful floral ofterln8"l- duringand after h115 long U1nes!t and death.

Susan A. Morrl.-on,Clara Bays.Green Tree. •

Mrs. Clifford Caav made B bual·ness trip to Clovl. Saturday.

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been appointed to the Old LincolnOounty Memorial CommwJon. Gov.Mabry appointed Hunter to IJUccudC. W. Morgan. wbo resigned. ThecommlSl!lon administers the OldLincoln County Courtbous~. a statemonument.

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New TourlIt Court, E1 PAlO, onHlwa)" a, In clty llmlta. S mod·ei"J1 unlts; cafe, lnc1udln« ~nlp

tnent; 1 acrt'l J.an.cl.

.- Mr. nnd Mrs. Leroy Perry. WayneM:onroe.Tones, Jap concentration and the baby, have gone to TUcum

camp prif'loner for three and a half cllrl. to live for Gome time. Leroy 18years, recently arrived at the hos- drilling wclls in th~vlcmityPita} tor treatment. ' . - . -. ., . .. -

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SOn, Alfl wlte. Helen, and two little ..... d." .

da\lgbtcff$. Barbara and Joan, ar· Wo are· happy to bave Mr. andII} rived Jl;\st Wednesday from Savan- Mra. Jac1e Smith, making their homo, nab. Ga. Dr. Benson is an "Illln!" at Bonnell :Rancb tor the prcsent.

alumnus and is on a temporn~ as· , '-'.aJgnment' here. . Mr. and Mrs. Reader's daughter

--'-J and famll~·. have returned to Mich-._ Persona In good health, ready i,;:an after a very pleasant vJalt

and wllUng to be blood donors. arc bere.urged to contact the hospital "lab" Mr. and Mrs. S. G. !tester Welre Infor typing. etc___ Roswell Thursday,

J,.aW,llon D. Flsh Is the new com- Our deepest 's~pathv<Yoes outmander of CapItan V.F.W. Post; ,,-- ...Nllo !rimer, Sr. VICe: nnd Wesley to ~r. and Mra. 1.olyd Per~. ,InYoung. Quaftermbter. the loss of their Infant son. He was

born Thursday In Alamogordo andMi88 Ann Rhodes wUl becomo died Friday at noon. Services were

i i===========::a at the home. Burial was in the fam·"" I I • I • lly cemetery, Sunday at 2:00 p.m.

"Be Sure Insure M:r. nnd M:rs. Dodson Helgt anaJ]ire Theft-Auto son. daughter and husband from

, Portales were ~egta of Mr. and

C. B NESS . Mrs. Ray Reed. SaturdaY' night,. .' • . whUe enroute to Cloudcroft, where

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Miss Gladys Allt.on visited home,-.........................__........_ ................_,..,.....-. folks this weekend.S~O TANK-oESSPOOL

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B~~ l;!}.,.Smlt.., .' ,'the brld~ of WU1'l~m B.. ,MerfeJ_ A" b " . .'Ift' gl b tb ~.. '.<:i~WJgi:'~~yJ~:.,,&:cP::~~::\~l; !~:a p.~. 411r1.1 S. at· theObJlPel tU~t,Jtm:~~~~QtAlll~r:t¢'":bap- , .cQnterenee &.t IT.C.L.A. 'lab()~atorles ., ur Rea~mer at :Fort Sta,uto.,n. tel'. Wt Oapit$n.. lla.rch, 17, WIll aM,"l'cl1~...2a. .. ,....., " ". ,I'real ~ucce~" ltl!t.~poU~Qr$repQrt... . "', ' '., i' , . Clarence D. Shively left Saturday. Tb ."uctlo~V(all januned with

,. Severa\gol't 'S~ntQqlt~~ tOQkto attelld tQ t'lQme prQbate courtyoun~Md old: ~d 8PlX\eQtthe b1d.,part·.\.n. a ~iano r~ital ~dot\a aet .t t!,lilhlellSat bi~ lloma in Charl~$'" d~~1'J bought lUI mllny a~ tive })()j(e••mUaJeal cogl~dy Friday, night at .own. ,;Mo. . . . .Fund~ ta.is~dwUl\·be 'U!Sed t08~ndCapitan. :ai. '. . .. '. , . five :repl"eSentative 'E'HA. m.em,bers .

, , ~'trQIl'l Capitan tathe S~te FH41Irlr. a,ud Mrs. 'E;annettWomack. GLE'NCOE NEWS m.eetlng· at LgVegall April 2S,

.Jr•• have an eight $l.llda ll.alf pound .' . . '. . ." L. W. -clarl£. Oapitan Jsc1J,QOl Buper..baby gt~l, t>ol"li .Ilt. LUbbo<:k. '.l'e~s. • ••." :'!'! tnt~ndent, l'epontm.

D:f:' ~i:W:~~~te~~~ ~~e~~~3. Little ~:n:~~:~::a~l1iSfirst We ~&~~&~~~ndS forvhJitOfB•.~(lm.tnl' .down from. AI~u. birthday party lk{arch 21' at Ids tlleh' klnd expre881ol1B of liIyntpat):lyquerque. . . home in Ruidoso, walking and look.. .anl1 t,l1~ ~a'UtlfuI floral, offerings

ing at the world with ~ bdght during 0''''' recent bereavement over,,>,Mr. and ;Mra, ErJck wtth .Mr. and smile. . tbe loss of 0lJ,1'. baby son. Michael

Mre. Carl E. Nesa were vJsitors to I 'LloYd. .~~~~a~~~~~~~ ~~rll~~__~~~OO ~M=r=.~~=.·:d~M:r=8~L:I:O~~:.~C:.:P:H:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~~ertls during the weekend. p.m. at Mrs. 'Wllbur Coe's hPme. . . , , .. . , . , . ,

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matronsot the Order of the East- boxes. bow to prepare the food for. ern Sta\' at her home in Capitan' freezing and bow to prepare andlast Wedneeday. Mesdames Bill coole ntter freezing'. This la a partyGould and Jack Shaw. Fort Stan- and they are turniahln/,r the l"~tresh·ton. were present. . ments. Every one il'J welcome.

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Jl'rJoElda of Mrs. AnEla. SteenbergwUl regret to hear ot hoI' pal!lslng;awny March 17 In Detroit, Mlch•• 1whero she had gone to Uvc nearher daughter and tamtty, Dr. and I'Mr8. J. W. Sinclair and Shelley.

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. B)' :PoU)' :P, lJowee..Mr. and Mra, Wallace L, PottlOEl,

Dayton, TelJ,n., announce the birthof a son, March 11, Wallace LouisDotson, Jr. Mrs. :Ootse>n Is the tormer Elizabeth ~tInbretl, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. George Kimbrell.

"The ~Ifc of t1 Gypsy," an operetta, WI1$ pre8llrlted at Capitan HighSchool Mar<:h 24 by the SeveJlthnnd Eighth Grade Glc., Club, L. W.Clark, Buperlntendent, reported.

He saJd the operetta was directedby Mrs. Fred PIerce. Plano .tudeElts. members at the CapitanHigh,. music department. alISO preeeEltcd several 5elecUons, Mr. Clarksaid.

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Tho RUidoso Newo wlsheo to cor~

Buckaroo Lounge ToPresent Martin Kern

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Hoste'ss At Party .Mrs. George Bonal, EI' Taos

Court. wm be hostess at r1Cxt Mondny's cannsta. party, aponsored bytho \Vomen's Club. All Interest- Pedro Romero. long-time resident·ell paraOElS '·are invited to attend ot Blue \Vater, wlal1ea to announce!lnd all are requested to bring ttls candidacy tor County Com.;nlstheir own cards. The party be~sloner on the DemocraUc ticket.ginn nt 2 p. ro. ' District 1, Mr. Romero Is marrIed

Mr3. Carl Longabaugh, seere- and has two sons. Claud and Fred. .tary-treasurer . ot the Club, . annoullced that thro..!Wh tho weeklypnrties $48.79. wo,ralsed duringtbo month ot Marcb,

Sho also saId that a donationof $1.21 was made by Mr. andMra. Ed Aaber to enable the \Vomon's Club to make theIr AprU pay"mont of $60,00 on the IElcubtttor\'{hlcb they aro buying for thecbmmuulty.

Mra. Beulah Swanson and daughter, Jane, motored'to Greeley, Colo.,where Jane wl1l enroll In ColoradoIState CoUege for the fourth qual'''ter. Jane Is a physical educationmajor and plans to a,ttend the unl-Iverslty of Arizona Eloxt fall.

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eons and one daughter,

The BrlElk Randles and Tom 211bers mnde a ruah trip to El Paso'

, to see Joo Louis aEld reported tho;Martin Kern and Hla Trio to aJ)'- trip well worth the etfort. I

pear at the Buckaroo Lounge Snt-urday night. April 1, prclJcntlElg a Louise and Milt Mable were In Idance from {) p.m. untll 1 a.m. Portalca March 24 where Louise

ReoervaUono arc being talton now presented a wondertul program forand becaueo of the Umlted space the Lions Club.the reservatlobs wlll be limited.Charge will be $1.00 per person fortable reservation. •

Martin I{em appeared In Ruidosowith PbU Sutter and bls trio andI" returning trom a successful engngemcnt In Las Vcgl11J.

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J.Jr.. Dora Prelo HInshaw Is re<lovorlng satl.factorUy from a serlou. beart operation and llopea toPlum hom. IEl about: a month.

LAdY Luck rode wIth the Mesca~,erO'.l1lre Eater" when (1 small cabinIond chicken hOUIHl on the LealieMngooshboy pineo burned durIngthe heigHt of the Wind etaI'm';- ThetlrotJcattercd opot tires over aWIde area of logging olash. Uponreport ot the Cire, a crew at tlve.,moke chaooro left and were ableW contine the malEl tire to oneacre. They then mopped up the 20or more opoto In tlhort order,'Zhanlw n lot to Witch Mendez,Jtett.h Muter, Lule Chino, FaQlanDolan. Robert Dochcrle llnd acouple at other Indiana, Callahanand Shlcldu.'

Heino Barl.!Jto...J!ltt Mondny morntng tor 1400 JflamOiNuHJttlclal buslnCtltl tJl return to I~o.dqunrterll onWodnoudll)'.

Mica Phoebe Chino and (JeorgeJ{lIneltole were marrh.,d March 28.The bride I" the dauf~hter ot Mr.and Mrtl Sam Chino. hlehlyrcBpe<,tcd old-Umeru who live on theirfurm up Tularo:m Canyon. Mr.'tUnclwlc 10 from Oil lahoma, Rev.'J'en Hak(1h ottlcillted ut the ceremany' and Catherlno Kenol. Golo(tlt.~1nJJ "I l..ove You TrUly" and "Oh.Ptomltlo Mo." Immediately tollow·Ing tho weddlnc the couple lett torOklahoma. whore they wlll vlcltwith the Mr. KUnckolo'B tamny.and plan to proceed from there to\VLWhlncton. D.C.• where the groomfa Clttendlnc ochoa!. ...

Tho lIIu~lvc vlUuln. VIr-un X. hC18been mrlklng )"OunC and old alikeand keeping them down tor thecount. Llttlo Loa IARoflo and Robert Botono have been In tho hos·4Jlttll and mnny LUll 111 at home. rcet twC) typographical errors which

_.. appeared laat week In Ute polltlcal. Ioiro. BllBlslo QUllllt and Edna adverUacment sponsored by the

Shlelda were hostell!lO!l tor the Non·Partlson Tic k e t. Paragraphbridge party at the month. Mrs, two, hende.~ "Brng No.2," shouldWoodward and Mr I..llC'ournc won have read From 40 cents to assetaI1lgh ceoreD; Mr. Round.o and Mrs, at $37,709,2'7" Instclld of $3'ro!l21 118IJruenlngor. lows; and Jesse Camp- printed. In tho second paragraph

from the end, the last I'Jcnt(lElceJ. _!.. _ . J ohould have rend. "The fanners

REAL ESTATE wlU, also, most likely tl10 couElterGult,"

PAUL H. DOUGLASPhono~' RM. %0.21In l·oll OIfIM Dlock

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. Mr.. Juan ~Idonado. Jr., w.u....tprl.ed by 0. group o( fdends one..ocent Sunday evetllng. With 0. birth-4.y party. .

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-,on wen to . J MO rc~ent:ly to ,tr . :rcl5hlentlJ 'of :a.u'4C)i!c) andaur:round",Wldergo physicals In order to en" AloysluflWltch },{etlde~ went to lng cotnJl)unJtles. to1.' tlu~lr aid In ') . ". D" • ."10:0;:~::~. ".re p of. m.::v~..;~~::rt~~~~~~l !~1:i. .~~ ~~~~ ~~Il:~~~ S. EasWr· ·rt/vznglo- da...gbler born M.rcb 1, named compMY him. . ' "PJcnlckers sbould.. be wAfJled~una Es~her. Also the Fabl!ln Do· ., . .• OElee again neYer to leave a .camP"Unll, a daughter. Kathleen. born "If YOU wOUJl1'~udty yauf beart/, tire until theY afC doubly .,ure It IS"reh 3. so.ys WabafJha, 1 iln4 Se> see clearer deadt' he saId. "We want to .keep· .

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I wleh to say that insotar .s ay experiencehas been nth the ofticiala of your Tillage, it haabeen very eatiatactorr in dealing with t_. Ibaft everr confidence in the integrity ud ahili~of Jlr. L. ,. Dr;rden, Clerk .ot the Village ot Ruidolo.H" baa cooperated ~!h thi. attice in ..err respectand his dealings ha•• mown that he knon the aituationYerr well and ia right on the job attending to theaffair. at 70ur Village.

I feel that the Village of Ruidoso ha. beenv817 fortunate in haYing a ••t of officials lIho are80 interested in the lteltar. of the Yillage .. tho..who are handling the aflairs at this MM. I baTe hada JlUIlber of conferenc•• with th. on utters pertainingto Yillage affairs and the;y ha". lb<rmeveI7 di.porition to do mat they teel 18 be.t f~ ·th. cc IlnitTand I ha"e the YerT highest regard tar til. in fJftr'trupect.

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.IEl WINGFIELD' FOR MAYOR(g] BOYCE FOR TRUSTEE"(g] LU FOR TRUSTEE(g] FORI'TRUSTEEl

,(g] DRYDEN FOR CLERK.'

TheFoUo~gLetter fromJ. D. Hannaht N. M. State ComptrollerWas Received by Supporters .of The Citizen's Ticket:

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TUBSDAY, APRIL 4. 1950(l'AIc1 PeUtbl Ab.)

\A ebfeken dinner Saturday nIght

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•Mrs. M. E. Steele was aurprlsed

Saturday wJtb a weekend visit b,.her son ana hla famfly, Mr. andMrs. H. L. Steele and daugbter,Barbara, of Dalhart, Texas; andher daughter and husband. Mr.and Mrs. Henry Hodel, at Lockney, Texas•.

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• .TEMPTING FOOD •••Qicken '" Steab '" Sandwiches

• ATTRACI1VB SURROUNDINGS •••Fireplace '" Knotty Pine Room

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"Old Baldy" In Ruidoeo

NOB HB..L RESTAOpen Year 'Round Cloeed Mondays " 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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A sewing machine wllJ be awarded again this year to the 4..H club

~even past worthy matrons of In New MexIco which ])repares thethe 0 de t th E t St t most outetandlng e~hlbit of ar-

r r,o e 118 ern ar me tfclee made from teedi sacks. ,at tbe bome of Mrs. Ben Weath· The conteat, sponsored annualerby Saturday morning to organ.. Iy. b,y- EI Ranebo :&flUlng Co... orJze a Past Wortby Matron's Olub. ClovIs, allfO provIdes ··-a second

Coffee and doughnuts were serv.. award of $75 1!.-ortb ot sewingequipment. WInning county ex

ed fo1JQwJng eJection of officers. hlbJt8' are scnt to the State Fair.Tbose elected were Mrs. Ben where winning stato exhIbits are

Weatherby, pre81dent; Mrs. O. O. selected.Boslnger, vlce-pre8Ident: and Mra. 'ld10! Tr~vls Hugbs, associate P-------------01l«1Y8 Knox, secretary.treasurer. state 4..H club Jeader, "aid all "Don't swap Ho1'lJt8

Also present at the meetfng wero club members and leaders In..Mre. JImmy Ror;ers, ·Mrs. StaTe tereste4 should contact. thefr In The MiddleBostian, Mrs. W. P. Cook and county agcnte tor addlUonal In-Mr8. Lem Coltharp. tormatlo~. .

Any othor residents ot RUidoso •and tbO surrounding area Who are trQu,et Day" Plannedpast matrons ot tbe O.IJ.S. wflll "be welcomed Jnto the club, it was Tho Women's Society at Chrie..announced. Uan service w111 conduct a QuIet

________• Day program Good Friday, AprJl7, between 1: 3.0 p.m. and 3:30p.m. AU women who like to at..tend the worahlp le"lce are InTJted to do 80 and are uked tobring their own Bible••

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!'Thoi}zasllome . ·.Corona'4-H~e($'·. .~rene O'1.f'AKbot ·MClke"Roswell TburJ~, "'. .')~ J. YJt~j". . CO}'()Qa ~Rtive.tockClUb nlem-.:14.-s. .yop~ 'l'hQm~s, S~P~tdCl0, ~J:'s WhO.. m~4.~ fit, , .ttIp "tg ~~ell

w~a MIiWBfJ' to the F,l'ondo ValleylE\st wee~ to 'jUdg,etat l1vestOQk.• :mxtensiol1 Olub at ber lovely rancb repor.led thil'l week th~t the trip ·1<.. bom~,¥arch 22:... provJ.dea ~d~tl9n QJ\d it. -·woJ\qer..

Followh:lg a PQunteous luncheon,. tul time" ."the ,members of thes club we..~ !n.. · .." . . .'. . .strncted tn the art offurnitu....., 'tlP'" Jeallene FUller, +;liCIUb report-,hoJJt~ry" by Mis, Veda Strong, of el'. Iil~d. some 35 ,1llembel'S mad~state College. Two chairt! w~re up- the trlp. '1'Iley judge<l a cla8/~ ot tatb;o~~e~:rJo~3~e9~:~!.i.j.~em~... steel's and'at llUn~ .1\t tJte :eoglebeJ;'1!I W'UI meet at the Glencoe wom_~eeqlng ,Pen. at :De~ter, .a<:lIUJS ofeJ\'a Club to· etch alumInum tray". filot dairy ~ttle atClardy's dairyUra. G. W. Hamilton, Roswell, wUl far,XD neaJ;' Roswell and •. class qt;...be preseJ\t to instruct. All tholie tat lihoilots at the Ph1tfer farm nearwho plfm to, attend are requested :Dexter. "to bring their own sandwiches. Any "The trip tpropgh the daity farmother lntere"tecl personB ar~ in.. w~ a new ~perience tOl' most of

'" . vitad to attend. ' Us. We watched the cows being'" tr.ubled ~rvJcemaQ JIlak~" The J\ext regular meeting ol?lthe ~ed with JDflking ~achlnes and

bee-Ilnetor JIb~ Cr~ field dl- clUb .:WiU. be April 26 ~t the hQme observ'ed how the JDflk waa han~reeter'. otlle. to ..et a IIfl wltb", of ),(r". Teddy 'BQnnell in Palm.r dIed" !111M FuIJer reported,reblem. GatewaY. All metnber8 ar, urge4 I.. ..•. .• ".

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Pirm Wool Pricesl1Ullcated So Par

The Central New Mexico Electric"Jooperatlve wUJ hold ItB 8econdannual meotlng at Corona April 3,B. F. Sumner, acting manager, anno~nc~d today.

Pl'Ogre88 and tlnanclal reports,~lecUon ot soven directors, entertainment and a tree lunch are onthe agenda, he said. Speakers havebeen Invited trom Rural ElectrltJcation Administration in WUblng-ton, D. C. .

Plans to tlike eleetrJc aervJee tosurrounding area. wll1 be dlscualed,Sumner said. He reported that anew line construction progra1n hAsbeen launched to extend electricservlcCl to many more tal1n.l andnon-farm rural eatabUshment. Inthe Coop's territory.

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Phi sorority held theJr bl-monthly ~_ ' ......- ~ fi'JI' ~..meeting Monday e-renln« In thestudyha11 ot tho RuldOio HI«hBehool. . ..

Precedln« tho meetln&4 threeEarly wool ••Ies In the Weat pled«es of the sorority were «I""

Indicate that wool prlcu are en examinations for the Ritual ofboldln« up well. J~welB degree. They were Lou

In this area, a good sized tot Harton, 1Jetty Dee,. and BltlYof lett-over ....00115 recently "a8 Moore.moved at about U.G2 a pound, FoJlowln« a brief bUlllnetll seeB08ton clean llrlce. Only a .man sJon, demoD.tratfon. were glyenamount of otber old "001. now In cbatk palntfn« by AJlene Stu..romaln In the IState, But lome att and In ffn«er palntfn! by MU.new wools of tbe lUO eJlp are dnd Ramey.beJng atored at ROIweU. Cake and coftee w~re se"ed at

Although tho wool market hal the elOie of the meetln« by Bar.not been tellted by earty cUp aatea. bara Lane and Jo Leland.Indications are that turnover w111 ' . . j ,

be rapid 8t firm prlcel durin« tbo ltoneymooner4 hi Rufdolk) 1&8trest at the marketfn« season. weekend wero Mr. and Mts. RIch-........------------. ard Frfucbe. Mr. FrJttche I, withFOR SALE--All lots. 10 percent the U. S. Navy at Wb1te Slnd8

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Prayer" wUh Mr. Washington.Qlero, Miss Phoebe Chino, ~dau,h.. Reoo)ltton FoUO"e4 < <t6r of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ohlno, FollowJng the J'ee~llonat . ofbeeame the brIde ot Oeqrge KUne- Mendelssohn'. "Weddlng Marcb:'11010. a reeeptfon 'W8. held In the b.8e-

neT. Reuben Ten Haken, pa8tor ment SOel.a) room. Of <the .chapel,on the reservation, officIated at The brldo'8 table. beautltulJYdec- .the doubJb-rlng ceremony. He was orated In spr1ng colora andU.lsted by Jonab Washington, hI. lighted witb pink candles, was.."oclate. < graced by the wedding cake Wblcb

AJJ .an organ prelude. Mrs. Ten was topped' with a miniature <Hak<en, wlte ot the paBlor, played bride and .groom.$cbnbert'8"Serenade," Franz Assfstbig with eourtesle8 wereLtszt's "Dreams ot Love", and Miss EJsle Obino, .I,ter at the"Londonderry Air," and aecom- brIde; Mrs. Marjorie Ohlno, sister..panled Miss Catberlne Kenol. in..law the bride: "nd MIll8 Ser..fSOlolst, who sang"O Promise nice Tegeler, employed at tbeMe.,," MIIlslon.

The brIdal party was led by The brIde was formerly em-Mila Ena" CoJo, mald-ot-honor. ployed at the New Mexico Schoolfollowc.d b,. Ronny TorlUla, ring.. tor The Bllnd.bearer, and Joyce Ohlno. flower Tbe groom, a Co.mancbe Indian,.Irl. The brIdal' rings and flowers Is tram Lawton, Oklaboma.were carrIed In smnJJ beautltuJJy After a brief honeymoQn inwoven Indian baskets and tbo Oklahoma, wbe.ro they will visittiny flower girl scattered pink Mr. KJJnekole's parents, tbeveacb blossoms down the bridal couple wUJ be at borne In Wasb-path to tbe altar. Ington, D. 0".where tbe groom Ie

Tailored Hult taking speclaUzed work with the1T. S. Coaet Guard•

Glvnn In marriage by h{lr unl'Je.Eric Tort1l1n. th«> bride wore 0light grey tailored null withmatching Buede pumps ond awhlto hnlo bat trimmed withpink and bluft blowero. Shc cnrrle12 a B1b1o. n gltt ot the MissIon.with decor or peacb blossoms entortwlned wIth pink nnd bluo rIbbon streamers.

F.rank Chino. brother 'ot thebride, was best man.

All tho bride took her placebetoro the nltar, which wasdecorated wltb peaCb hloHBom8and tlnnkod with Ugbted tapera,Ills, Konol sang "I Love You

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195,0 FUTURITY TRIALSSixty..aght head of Colts entered In thi.a rlcheat Quarter Hone Race com..pete. to ace whida.~0t8 to thepc»t. Buturiy Day, July lat,openb1g day ofRadng Seuoa at Hbllywood Park; near RiddolO, New.Mateo, lot. putIeof app1'Omnatdy $13,000. )I

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Hr. and Mrs. Ralph Oberholtzerof MIdland. Tex.,wcre up to In..spect tl:\clr neW' home oyer theweekend. ThoT expect to mOTO Inby April 16.

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TOM'S PLACEOROGRANDE, N. M. ON~HiGHWAY 5.

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Mn. John J. Christman writesthat .be has moved from Denverto Lubbock, Texu.

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. vol~nteeJ." grQUp•.8,nd. tA~t oUr work tional foroflts, once increafllng at (Jow Of Ubooy..OWOJl&-FOl'd beat room l:\oUl'le, mQdern plumbing, b>.' LOS?:' - Man a open~race pocket .Was done voluntarllv We did not a rapid rate. has been leveling off absorbing gla8$, scientJfic&illy senson. Write ~om.plete paftlculn!'8 wat(lh, gold ca"e. 1Ii jewel, 1111·

. .. .... 0#' ,for sElveral years,nccording 'to the mado to cut dQwn tI,'ftMm~$lon to N. L. l{eveas, 2917 Alamogordo, nola mnke. Reward, O. W. Tbomas,know until we rea~ ~r. McDaniels U. S. Forest Service. There were Qt sun heat.. I Paso, TexM. . Up Baptist Parsonage.articl~ In la,t week s .paper that we {lbout 2,4.90.000 big game animals ' ' " , , Ii

were only- clolng what we were re·' on national forests In 1949, com~ . Local A.,Irman FOR SAI..E--Stud,IO couch, 'rou'ndq,uIl'ecl tQ do by State law. We were pared with an estimated 2,nO.OOo . D~iving' Range oak 41nlng table and chairs.not awar;e tl:\at the atate required animals In 1948. Thlfl c represents - At Sheppard AFB complete b~d, oak rogkor. Inquireus to donate one night each week about 30 per cent ot the blg game Planned At.;,C."'tub .at building next APllche Tb~ter-liQ the Fire Department, neither dldanlmala In the nation. .. . •• ~. Pte. Jimmy O. Whltefllde, 19., ot 1tb c(we know.that we were required by The deer, tbe commonest bIg 'Ruidoso h"s entered th 'AIr I e 0 0 I • I'

ta I t . Rep"intlnp nnJ! 1"n.tnodeliing or • ' ... , e ..~ p an FOR S.ALE-'37 Chnvrolet. chn.nn••~ . te aw 0 get up and anawer game animal on natlonal toreat. . .. . Q .. ~ ...._. • .... """'"

tl:\ree alarms on a windy night, then had a populatl.on 'Of 2,130,000 tor the Oree Meadowa CQuntry Olub and Engine Mechanlo a School at One two-wheel trailer ono ~hOPpatrol the town the rest of tho 1949. compared wIth 2,120,000 began this week a6 .,art or a nElW Sheppard Air Force ;BQ.sc, Texa~, building. one house traiter. Somenight .for fear that another anf for the previous year. Elk, see- recreational program planned tor home ot the largest technical school tools. Contact Mrs. L. J. Hicks.worse fire might be aet. We dldn t ond In Importance also showed a tlle summer, Joe Palmer, of the of this type in the world. Skyland Court8. . Ub~:~: d~~tet~rn;~ttt~~t~lS~d:d slight gain. The est'lmata was 192,. White rtlountain Development 00.. Son ot Ourtis WhitesIde, Pto.ot each month tor a fire drin 000 elk for 1949, compared with reported. Included In the program Whltesldo Is a gradun,te or Okemah Lodge NQticeseither. ' 186,000 for 1948. wlll be a night driving range for

"So thanka again, Mr. McDQ.nlel. The black beqr gained from a golfers, High Scl}ool. During his 28-week RUIDOSO I. 0, O. F. NO. IrsYou see we thought that· wo were population of 87,000 In 1948 to He said old lockers are being re. courflo at Sheppard ho will receive Ruidoso, New Mexicodoing .. these things because we 89,000 in 1949. The grizzly lost moved from the lobbY to p'rovlde tntenslve training In oervlclng, In- Regular meeting every Thur.daywantcel to. and wanted to be of ground sllghtly as only 750 gr1zz~ more space. A snack bar catering apectlng and maintaining every night. 8:00 p.m. Visitors welcome.service t ur community, ,,"el now Iles roamed tho national forests to club JIJombors. their guests and typo or aircraft used by the Air Wingfield Hall.we !Ind Irom you that we were be- In tho West last tear. other vfslto,t!1 also wUJI be opened. Force. . FRANK BARAJAS. N. O.Ing to edto d~ all this by state A stalrwAY wlll be buUt fro~ the On their way to'Mexlco are Mr. WARREN BARRETT, Scc'y.la~:For e benefit of the people of Frazier R.esigns "upst~lrs" lobby Into tho udown~ and Mrs. Jack Shaw and ltlr. nnd •Ruidoso- ., stnlrs room. Mr. Palmer said. The Mrs. Bobby Boyce. who· lett Mon.

"There Is only one man on the As DAV Chief . . bar wlll cater more to evening day. They expect to bo there onnuldo80 Volunteer Fire Department patrons, than was true In the business for about two weeks.whQ,.draw8 any compensation what-- 1\Iayor Lake J. Frazier Qf R08~ past. he said.Iot!ver tor l:\18 services and thJa well resigned Sunday a"state --------.1. the nl,ht man who staya with commander or the DI15abled Amer.. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Oalgnat oftht! tire truckl from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. iean Veterans nan organlzatlon Tahoka, Texas, vIsited at OounThe others are strictly a volunteer that forbIds pollUcal activity by try Club Heights last weekend.group!' Its otflccr.. With them WIUl Mrs. Gatgnat" sis-The nuIdoso VoluntMr p'ire Dept. Frazier Is an unannounced tel' who Is from Kansas,.. -Patel AdvertlHr.nen~ candidate for re-election as mayorJit'8. J. E. Blaylock of Alamo-- of Roswell AprU" and some time M. S. I1l.lmllton. of Roswell. a

gordo and IIrs. GladYI Adams ot ago aald ho Is eOlUllderlng enter· partner tn tho Wlllte MountainTularosa. "ere gueita of Bonnlo tng tho race for the Democratlo Development Co., was u. RuIdosoWebb OTer the weekend. nomlnatlon for gOYernor. He .rI,T6 TIsltor thl. week

no reuon tor ht8 resllnatlon in a ~~~~~~~..~~~~~Sletter directed to the State DA.V IiExecutiTe Committee.

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9-MOft direct ana elfective attmtioa to the needa ud comfortof that large part of our .sumtIIIa' population who are 210!11~dent but own aommu homes· heft. Tbtyate IUDODSJ oar batlOurces of dependable l1lU2IImet, ar:ad ofttD "Winter, income.Theya~ to our '~pital, c:h1ltChea, and other local til..terpriaea.

to--5ince prevailing winds during fire hazarda are from~ weat,·~ our but to get an on.uvation~ tower ou the wm'Vil..lage limtta. It is now JIlC)t9t diffieaJt to give Illitm for fird IlWf..Ing in that area. We !lave one of the bat and J:DOBt efficientVOLUNTEER FIRE DBPARTMENTS in all the South..Wtat.We will oo-operate with them in evuy way ~e,tince it is an indtpendent Ol'gani:ation within itself, financ:tdby ita owntfforfs and entetprise. •

.# .We, as candi~te8 lor your Village Mayor and Trustet8 ex",

erCUleour beat ability and llU$tained dfOl't$ to cm:y out aDd maketlfective euband all of the eleven, priJlclpte. and ptoa:ai8ts EOC'abig9'er and better Ruidoeo. ' .

W. D. (DICK) RATLIFFCandidate fot Mayor

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l-BlJl1Iinate dangetou.t curvaJ, dlps and PQt holu along MaiD St.

2.l.l..Provfde bridle paths and walk..way. Eor pedutrjana off thepaved .erect••

3-Cut and remove atl dead or dangetoWl treta that at any .wecould fall acrou howsu, .treeta or traff:i1:, thws endangeringUEe and pl'operty.

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