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4 rrth1 irf i hX fttoite'jBr 1 -nmmu aaadattiwt LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Thursday, April I91 Page 11 LEGAL NOTICE Iiwer rates for members are defmatelly assured, very good rates on the PA-11 and the Car-nboan Tn-Pacer. The ground school will begin at the meeting, Thursday, April 6 and all interested persons are invited to attend at the main hangar. DEMING (N. HEADLIGHT, Flying Club to begin ground school Thursday The Doming Flying Club met Thursday March 30, and adopted tentative By-Laws. One new member was added, Dillon Lovelace, and local enthusiasm in the club is good.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clear of Hatch spent Sunday with their son, Kenneth Clear, and family. the program is $250, UOO. However, SBA may make as many loans of up to $250,000 to a development company as there are specific small businesses participating.

In the case of each loan, the development company must be prepared to invest in funds or equivalent assets not less than 20 per cent of the cost of the project involved in the loan. Mr. Melton invites local communities and develojiment companies to contact the Albuquerque SBA office, located at U. Court House Building, Room 102, 5th and Gold, to discuss possible SBA help in financing small busi-1 ness projects. He also announced availability from the office of a new fact sheet, Does Small Business in Your Community Need Capital? which explains briefly SBAs pro-1 gram of loans to local development companies.

SBA cooperates in "grass roots" drive in state The Small Business Administration will cooperate in a gras roots drive in the New Mexico area to spur economic activity and employment through loans to local development companies, Raymond A. Melton, Albuquerque Branch Manager of the Small Business Administration said today Mr. Melton explained that under SBAs lending program to local development companies, communities can step up economic growth and boost job opportunities and income by helping new small firms get started or by helping small businesses expand, modernize, or diversify. The program can play a particularly important part in stimulating business and jobs in labor surplus areas. Mr.

Melton is appealing to chambers of commerce, planning organizations, and other groups concerned with economic development in the New Mexico area to cal development companies eligible for SBA loans. There is a large, untapped source of assistance available to local communi-hes interested in promoting economic growth, he said. Under the SBA program, a local community, working through a publicly owned and controlled development company, can provide the initiative and initial investment to help established small businesses expand and modernize and new small businesses to get started. The SBA, in turn, can lend the development company the major part of the funds it needs to help small enterprises. To be eligible for assistance through SBA loans to a development company, a business must qualify as small under SBA size standards.

In the case of labor surplus areas, SBA has modified these standards to permit a 25 per cent differential. Mr. Melton emphasized that SBAs role is limited to lending and that the local development companies themselves must be responsible for selecting the small business firms. He stressed that SBA is not in a position to undertake the task of locating or recommending specific firms to participate in the development program. Motor Repair Tune Up Road Service Motor Overhaul Transmission Repair Brake Light Stickers Automatic Transmissions MOTOR CO.

LABOR PARTS GUARANTEED DIAL 546-9471 1101 W. PINE OF LUNA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO IN THE MATTER OF TIIE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOHNNIE JOHNSON, DECEASED, No. 1153 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT TO: J. Wins Johnson, Wm. Robert Johnson, J.

Winston Johnson, III, Joe Robert Johnson, all of Route 2, Box 210, Doming, New Mexico; Walter Gardner Johnson, Johnny Dean Johnson, Gretna, Louisiana and Wm. Byron Darden, Guardian Ad Litem, Las Cruces, New Mexico, and to all unknown heirs and all unknown persons claim-ing any lien upon, or right, title or interest in, or to the Estate of Johnnie Johnson, Deceased, GREETINGS: Notice is hereby given that the ancillary executors of the last will and testament of Johnnie Johnson, Deceased, have filed their final account and report, and that the Court has appointed the 25th day of April, 1961, at 10 00 in the forenoon, at the Pro-bale Court in the Luna County Courthouse in Deming, New Mexico, as the time and place for the hearing of objections, if any, to said Final Account and Report, for the determination of heirsliip of said decedent, and the ownership of her said estate, and the interest of each respective claimant thereto or therein, and the persons entitled to the disribu-tion thereof and for the discharge of the said ancillary executors and the guardian ad litem. WITNESS My hand and the seal of said Court on this the 10th day of March, 1961. C. R.

Hughes Probate Clerk Ruth King, Deputy (SEAL) 3-13 4-3 4t abandoning the use of Wells Nos. M-352 and M-352-S located respectively in the NEWNEViSEVi and in the NEViNWVJSEVi of Section 13, Township 25 South, Range 10 West, N. M. P. for the irrigation of 15.5 acres of land described as follows: SE part SE'i Section 13, Township 25 South, Range 10 West, 15.5 acres, and commence the use of shallow Well No.

M-352 M-353-A located at a point in the NWtfNEViNWVi of Section 13, Township 25 South, Range 10 West, N. M. P. for the irrigation of 15.5 acres of land described as follows: Part NEV4 Section 13, Township 25 South, Range 10 West, 15 5 acres. No additional rights over those set forth in License No.

M-352 M-352-S are contemplated under this application. The 15.5 aerec to be moved from to be dried up to further irrigation from shallow ground w'ater. Any person, firm, association, corporation, the State of New Mexico or the Umted States of America, deeming that the granting of the above application will be truly detrimental to their rights in the waters of said underground source, may protest in writing the State Engineers granting approval of said application. The protest shall set forth all protestants reason's why the application should not be approved and shall be accompanied by proof that a copy of the protest has been served upon the applicant. Said protest and proof of service must be filed with the State Engineer within ten (10) days after the date of the last publication of this notice.

Unless protested, the application will be taken up for consideration by the State Engineer on that date, being on or about the 24 day of April, 1961. S. E. Reynolds, State Engineer 3-30 4-13 3t ITS A Donna Sue Bums made her debut at Mimbres Memorial Hospital March 25, at 4 18 p. m.

weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Wayne Bums of 109 South 11th St.

and her daddy is a laborer. take the lead in establishing lo- The maximum SBA loan under and delivered a promissory note and chattel mortgage on the 8th day of February, 1959, in favor of G. If. or Kibbe, of Deming, New Mexico, wherein said Fred A. Reade and Priscilla D.

Reade made, executed and delivered to the mortgages therein a chattel mortgage on certain personal property described as one 1936 Pontiac 4-door sedan, Catalina hardtop. Serial No. T856143877, New Mexico Title No. 1973347. AND WHEREAS by the terms of said promissory note the makers therein agreed to pay the sum of $1,075 60, in payments of $53 00 per month, and wherein the said makers have defaulted in the payments of said promissory note and that there is now due, owing and unpaid the sum of $843.25 as of the 8th day of February, 1961, plus interest thereon from said date at the rate of 10 per annum until paid.

AND WHEREAS said chattel mortgage provides that in the event of the default in the payment of said note, the mortgagees as second parties shall have authority to seize and take due possession of said property and without legal procedure to sell same at public or private sale, and to account to mortgagors as first parties only for the proceeds derived therefrom over and above their debt, interest, and all expenses of pursuing, keeping and selling said property, and mortgagors as first parties agree to pay any deficiency. NOW, THEREFORE, THIS NOTICE OF SALE, WITNESSETH. That nobce is hereby given that the above described automobile will be sold at public sale to the highest and best bidder for cash at the hour of 10.00 A.M. on the 28th day of April, 1961, on the steps of the Court House, in Deming, Luna County, New Mexico, and that the proceeds of said sale shall be first appbed to the costs and expenses of said sale, together with attorneys fees, and the balance thereon applied on the amount now due and owing to the undersigned, Julia Kibbe, by the said Fred A. Reade andor Priscilla D.

Reade, his wife Dated this 24th day of March, 1901 Julia Kibbe By sJolm F. Schaber John F. Schaber, Her Attorney. II 3-30 1-20 4t vliy be content witb tbe conventional? RuFFY rwiHS By Bob Beckett IN THE PROBATE COURT, COUNTY OF LUNA, STATE OF NEW MEXICO Probate No. 1212 In the Matter of the Estate of Frances L.

Connolly, Deceased. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Notice is hereby given. That the undei signed. Judy Phillips, was on the 27 day of March, A D. 1961, duly appointed the Administratrix of "the above estate.

All persons having claims against the said estate are required to present the same, duly verified, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, the time allowed by law for the presentation of such claims, and if not so presented and filed, the claim will be barred by virtue of the statute in such case made and provided. All persons indebted to the said estate are requested to settle with the undersigned. Judy Phillips Administratrix I. M. Smalley, Deming, New Mexico, Attorney for Administratrix.

3-30-4-20 4t NOTICE OF SALE UNDER CHATTEL MORTGAGE STATE OF NEW MEXICO, GREETINGS: TO FRED A. READE and-or PRISCILIA. READE, and all other persons concerned THAT WHEREAS the said Fred A. Reade andor Priscilla Reade, his wife, made, executed to -o 0 9 0 0 0 0 a NOTICE State Engineers Office Number of Application M-5 M-5-Enlarged-S into M-27, M-249, M-250, M-263, M-124 M-213-Combmed, Deming, N. March 17, 1961.

Notice is hereby given that on the 16th day of March, 1961, in accordance with Chapter 131 of the Session Laws of 1931, G. X. McSherry and Ed Remondmi of Route 2, Box 138. Deming. County of Luna.

State of New Mexico, made application to the State Engineer of New Mexico for a permit to change location of shallow wells and place of use of 63.3 acre feet of shallow ground water per annum by abandoning the use of Wells Nos. M-5 and M-3-Enlarged -S located respectively at points in the SWJNW1 and the NWliNW'jSW! both in Section 25, Township 23 South, Range 8 West, P.M., for the irrigation of 21 1 acres of land descrilied as follows: Part NNWSWli 7.1 acres, Part NEHSWft 14 0 acres, all in Section 25, Township 23 South, Range 8 West, and commence the use of 5 shallow Wells Nos. M-124. M-249, M-27, M-250 and M-263 located respectively at points in the NWV4SWy4SE'4, NEVt NF.i NE4, NWV4 NWK NE 1 NW'jSWyNElj and in the SW 1 iNW'iNEVi, all in Section 35, Township 23 South, Range 8 West, for the irrigation of 21 1 acres of land described as follows South and Center part NW'4 Section 36, Township 23 South, Range 8 West, 21 1 acres. No additional lights over those set forth in Licenses Nos.

M-5, M-5-Enlarged M-5 Enlarged-S and M-27, M-249, M-250, M-263, M-124 M-213-Combtned are contemplated under this application. The 21 1 acres to be moved from to be dried up to further irrigation from shallow ground water Any person, firm, association, corporation, the Statp of New Mexico or the United States of America, deeming that the granting of the above application will lie truly detrimental to their rights in the waters of said underground source protest writing the State Engineers granting approval of said application The protest shall set forth all protestants reasons why the application should nut be approved and shall be accompanied by proof that a copy of the protest has been served upon the applicant protest and proof of service must be bled with the State Engineer within ten (10) days after the date of the last publicaion of this notice. Unless protested, the application will be taken up for consideration by the State Engineer on that date, being on about the 17th day of April, 1961. S. E.

REYNOLDS, State Engineer 3-23 4-6 3t The GENERAL AGENCY "Insure Today Be Sure Tomorrow" I 12 E. Pine Deming Dial 546-2715 SOLID PROTECTION FOR IMPORTANT I DOCUMENTS AND VALUABLES Any type of wall provides privacy and protection, but a wall of concrete masonry screen block adds beauty to function. Cost of upkeep? Practically nil! Concretes natural weather-resistance reduces upkeep and repair bills to a minimum. Modern concrete block is available in a variety of designs from which you can create an original pattern to express your individual taste. In the El Paso Southwest, EL TORO cements are used whenever beauty and economy are combined in construction.

Your securities, deeds, mortgage papers, insurance policies as well as your most precious jewelry will be 100 safe from theft, loss or fire in your own safe deposit box in our massive vaults. You alone will have access to box's contents. FOR MODERN IDEALITY IMPROVE YOUR HOME WITH CONCRETE SOUTHWESTERN PORTLAND CEMENT CO. f-H'jj makers of EL. TORO cements El Paso and Odessa, Texas NOTICE State Engineers Office Number of Application M-352 M-352-S into M-352 M-353-A Deming, N.

March 15, 1961. Notice is hereby given that on the 14th day of March, 1961, in accordance with Chapter 131 of the Session Laws of 1931, Leon Hurst of Star Route 1, Box 86, Deming, County of Luna State of New Mexico, made application to the State engineer of New Mexico for a permit to change location of shallow wells and place of use of 46 5 acre feet of shallow ground water per annum by In peace of mind alone, the value of thissolid protection is worth many times its tiny cost! Mimbres Valley Bank.