El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 6

EL FASO HERALD-POST Friday March 31 1972- Section Page Six School Election Saturday Engineer Testifies On Tests Land Deal Probe Gets More Time (Continued From Page One) Alamo school 500 South Hills Son Jacinto School 1216 Olivo fir Station No 47 Dallas Boall School 300 South Piodras 51 Fir Station No 7 3200 Pershing Hillside School 4500 Clifton Plro Station No 5 4240 Alameda 54 Burleson School 4400 Blanco Clardy School S500 Delta 51 -Henderson School 5505 Comanche 59 and Hawkins School 5014 Ste- 42 and 45 and 44 Aicorats School 7090 Alameda 47 and 40 and Bat Air High School 731 Yarbrough 49 and 70 and Sol Air High School 731 Yarborough 39 40 72 7X Eastwood High School 243S McRae 75 74 Loma Terraco School 1200 Ryiand Tt Ml Yslota Grade School 9009 Alameda 2 High School Library SocorroL 4 San Eliza rla School San Elizario 5 Clint High School Clint Fabens High School Fabww IS Tornllio School Tomillo LAWN AND GARDEN SHOP SATURDAY ONLY Plro Station No 14 Delta and Cargill Plra Station No 20 1X1 Edgomart Blvd 44-CMo Vista School 9000 Basil Fire Department Officer Meets With President HoraM-Poit Washington Bureau El Paso Fire Lt Tommy Arevalo was meeting President Nixon in the White House today Arervalo is one of 20 members of the National Commission cm Fire Prevention and Control which got under way last September The commissioners presented Nixon with a 10-page report outlining a list of nine priorities essential to a national campaign against fires The El Paso fire-fighting official came to the capital especially to meet with the President who then was getting his Easter weekend under way with a flight by helicopter from the White House south lawn to Camp David Md The Puzzle with the Built-In Chuckle A Rearrange letters of the wfour scrambled words be-o to form four simple words THE EXTENIIONwu granted under a specific statute in the State Criminal Code which allows a Grand Jury an extension of time to investigate specific matters before it However the extension time may not be more than 90 days after the expiration of the term for which the jury was impaneled Members of the Grand Jury are: Dorothy Peterson Ramiro Alvarado John Fol-mer Harris Lowenhaupt Mrs David Moseley Mrs Gary Meyer Donald Hammonds Fidel Barron Gene Fisher Jean Hagesfeld Mrs Chacon and Mrs- Ken Bales (Continued From Page One) was no proof of how the soil samples were taken by whom and why Mr Duncan charged it was a conglomeration of This objection was overruled and the report admitted DR APPLEGATE then pointed out sampling sites on a large map They ranged from University avenue on Kerbey avenue the top of Scenic drive Porter avenue Yvette drive Shadow Mountain Drive and other areas were originally interested only in sulfur so we essentially picked sites where we expected both very high and very low Applegate said He said testers also used a wide time span in order to make better deductions on any plant damage He also said that the samples taken for- sulfur were later used for the heavy metal testing DO YOU KNOW? San Francisco was linked with the East by the Pony Express in I860 (Continued From Page One) Manuel Sapien Jr the youngest candidate at 18 Ir Fabens seven candidates have entered the race for 5 6 and 7 They include all three incumbents Donciano Lopez Oscar French and Roberto Olivas Others who have filed are Rey Perez John Babcock Velton Cummings and Margie Martin TWO PLACES open on the Anthony School Board are scught by eight candidates including one incumbent Stanley Sharp Other candidates ere Enrique Romero Billie Art Flores Ganr Bailey Nathan Waldrop Royal Jonas Sr and Oliver Anthony The other incumbent Chadwick did not file for re-election At San Elizario the only candidates to file were the three incumbents whose terms are expiring They are Alfredo Alarcon Valentin Lopez and -Armando Martinez 7 Clint School Board will have two places open and the incumbents are the only ones filed there They are Brooks Jones and David Surratt Polls will be open from 7 am to 7 pm Saturday April 1 for voting In the El Paso Public School board election and for trustees of El Paso Community College Eligible voters in the El Paso Public School district only will vote for members of the school board All precincts in El Paso County will have voting from El Paso Community College trustees The three incumbents at Tomillo are also the only candidates for three positions open They are Firmin Burrus Shafer and Donato Marquez Jr Pet News Hemt "An enferprfe fng native In the Bahamas 5 cnuie frvinAM aci hvwfUuf DAMAGED A UNCLAIMED FREIGHT lutUng Miss Aitidaa SAV Hit DECK ANT'S New Contracts Let for Sands each A beautiful Addition to any yard Choice of colors varieties Readyto transplant Commercial Home 'Auto Life SAMFORD-GREVE-PERRY INSURANCE AGENCY INC ANSWER TO SCRAM-LET Turkey Poise Prove Jungle JOKES for YOU TV buff speaks: "Another wonderful think about TV Ss that they even have people to laugh at the JOKES for YOU" 3-3 533-2231 Z507 Yandell 2 fviion 925 995 Pal rat Raw (J to tl WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen Joseph' Montoya D- -NM has announced the awarding of three two of which call for extensive work at the White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexico Hie Northrop' Cbrp received a contract totaling $43 million and the Beech Aircraft Corp was awarded a-contract for $33 million Montoya said about $5 per cent of the two contracts would involve work at White Sands Missile Range with the dollar amount reaching about $49 million The third contract went to the Ribble Co of Albuquerque for a self-propelled compactor for use' in road construction on the Navajo Reservation in New Mexico and Rose Food 5 lb FRUIT TREES Anthony School Anthony Tax Canufllto High School Canutillo Plra Station No 15 White Spur Whit School 4254 Rexbury Putnam School 4500 Fieito Morahoad School 5434 Confetti bn No 22 4SOON Plra Station fimmnyQ 3330300 SALE ENDS 530 PM APRIL 8th DO YOU KNOW? Maginot Line took nine years and $600 million to build El PasoHerald-Post ASCMPPS-HOWARDNEWSPAPflt PukMisd 4ay axcapt Sunday by Hsmldtaf I 401 MHz ovonuo 5 gal can applfepear cherry plum peach and apricot trees Maslta School 500 Alothoa Pork Fir station No 0 301 Robinson Boulevard El Paso Twxils Club 2510 St Terraco Hills School 4M0 Tropt-cana Fannin School 542S Salem Andrass High School 5400 Sun Vol- 14-Oolphln School 9790 Pickerel Dowell School 5249 Bastille Dowell Cottage School 5124 Mu mm Plro Station No 23 5315 Throadglll Crosby School 5411 Wren Stanton School 5414 Hondo Pass School 4913 Hercules LawrwicO Park Harculas Burnet School 3700 Thomason Travis School 500 North Stevens Hr Station No 12 3S1 Fort Blvd Rusk School 3401 Copla 30 Bassett School 4400 Elm Plra Station No A Richmond A Piodras Houston School 2700 Portland CracScatt School XXX) Wheeling 33 Austin Hlph School 3500 Memphis 33 and Coldwell School 4101 Altera Plro Station No 13 Trowbridge and Chelsea Ramcon Cottage School 137 Huckle CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge berry at tan Ta 7i don Is odmMstracSoa de Gomi do Ciudad Justs CNhuahua coa beta 22 do AM da 1931 TELEPHONE 532-1661 gMM 4 RNMNr WRHB rrM IMMEnDDL AnnUm Sciaica Ssnrfco af OcuMms SUBSCMPUM RATES Ry Comer in Pom and stoehsm availing S5c wsski ovaioig with Sundoy 'Times 55c Mki mning Hsnid Poet wiiti Tims oanrih and Sunder 90c wook By mal bi Tew Now Mexico and Artaai avaiino nnly 1 nandi $175) rnondw 35 worths $945 a ynar SI 7X5 Bwhm in US Mexico aid Canada 1 mamh $2 month $570) 6 worths $10JO 1 ynar $20X0 Oltmr foreign enunfeins $3 par Aselma Asalma Sacha Sacha Dolma Daima K1VE POINTS CALL 566-6755 loss School 4101 Hughov Bonham School 7024 Mo Vista 39 and 40 and 72 and 73 and East-wood High 2430 McRae VFW Hall 401 Torres Plra station No 4 121S Randolph 43 and Fir Station No 3 Rio Grande and Virginia Fir Statlon Na 10 1M1 Montano Education Cantor 10 West Rio Grande Plro Station No 11 Paiswio and Santa Fa 40-Bowla High School 900 South Cot- 9600 Dymr Caffl 751-2301 Dyer at WUI Ralh Free Stored de Pirthg SEAKS BOEBUCK AND CO UVJ BRIDAL IN THIS AD Emarant Emarant Tibbia Tibbie GaHE Gad Faiga Faiga DIJUIONDS RANGE FROM 22 cf fo 29 cf size VERY ROOD QUALITY ALL 14 kt GOLD MOUHTIRGS VALUES AT OUR REGULAR PRICE RAHGE FROU $125 TO $149 EVERY DIAMOND BACKED BY A WRITTEN GUARANTEE Zona Zona Dova Dova Catty Kotty Martina parting proudly announces the moving of our offices to Downtown El Paso 116 MILLS ST Come see our new modern facilities now serving your visual needs Featuring a complete selection of the most modern eyewear including the new metal frames! 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