Silver City Daily Press from Silver City, New Mexico • Page 2

SILVER CITY DAILY PRESS--Saturday, Dec. 10, 1977 MJnisfer Returns From Meeting NEW MEMBERS--Receiving the pledge rituals into the Upsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, were Mrs. Mike Redwine and Mrs. Bart Hicks. The pledge ritual was given during a meeting in the home of Mrs.

Richard Sarkela of Pinos Altos. (Upsilon Photo) Upsilon Chapter Receives New Members a a associate minister of the Bayard Spanish-speaking congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, 309 Hurley Bayard, has just returned from attending an organizational i in El Paso, Texas in connection i their circuit assembly. The ministers meeting was attended by 38 presiding and assistant ministers from El Paso and various cities in New Mexico. Presiding over the meeting was convention manager, Juan Ayala of El Paso, Texas. Hernandez said plans were discussed for the two- day assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses to be held in El Paso's i Hall, December 10 and 11.

He said the assembly will be attended by more than 1400 a i their St. Dec. 12 to Dec. 16 Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the home of Mrs. Richard Sarkela, where two new members, Mrs.

Mike Redwine and Mrs. Bart Hicks, took their pledge rituals. The i a of Jewels degree was given to i members, Mrs. Jim Blair, Mrs. David DeBusk, Mrs.

Gerry Engel, Mrs. Homer a a Wichers. A business session led by President Shirley Stevens centered around plans for the Thanksgiving social and the upcoming annual bazaar. Members voted to i other a i donating to the Big Ditch Fund. A baby shower was given to honor a i DeBusk and son.

A reception was held following the meeting honoring the seven receiving the rituals and refreshments were served by Mrs. Sarkela and co- hostess Donna Theis. Bridge Tournament Winners Announced Mrs. Thomas Foy and Robert Schroeder were winners of the fall of the Episcopal Church of the a received their prizes at a desert card party held at the church this week. i i second place were Mrs.

Clarence Bayne and Mrs. Harve Oliphant, with Mrs. Frank Gnswoia and Mrs. Fritz Kuehnlenz in i a a Maurice Parrish and Mrs. OPTIMIST PARTY GAMES EVERY MONDAY NIGHT AT THE OPTIMIST YOUTH CENTER 7:15 P.M.

2 Big Jackpots Optimist Kitchen Opens al 6:00 P.M. Coffee, Cokes, Hot Chocolale, Tamales, Hot Dogs, Corn Dogs, Cliips, Donuts Cake Silver City Senior Citizens Christmas Bazaar And White Elephant Sale Sunday-Dec. 11 1 4 P.M. SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER Hiway 180 E. Across from Piggy Bank Fourth Annual Guadalupan Fiesta en Navidad Dec.

9 12 Dec. 9 Dec. 10 Dec. 11 Activities Mananilas St. Vincent de Paul Church 6:30 a.m.

Turkey Party Games C.Y.O. Hal! 7:30 p.m. Sl.OO Door prizes atifl refreshments Coronation Dniicc C.Y.O. a 1:30 Music bu Pete tJonunguez tircneatrn Admission person SJ.QU couple Pol Lock supper and variety show Sponsored by the Guadalupanas Society St. Vincent de Paul Parrish 7:30 p.m.

C.Y.O. Hall Dec. 12 Sner.ial Mass in Honor of Our Lady of p.m.. St. Vincent ile fain Catholic Church Msgr.

A. James Milano Pastor Christmas Trees For Sale By of At Corner of 13th Swan By Kentucky Fried Chicken Nice Selection Bill Hemlrix in fourth. Sixteen couples took part in the benefit tourney. Mrs. B.W.

Nichols, Mrs. Gris- wold and Mrs. Sam Binder were co-chairmen of the event. Winners at the progressive bridge played at the church were Mrs. Richard Gerwels, first; Mrs.

Robert Everard, second and Mrs. Norma Lytle, consolation. A spring a is planned to begin next year. MONDAY Hot dog on a bun Mustard and relish Green beans Peaches pt. milk TUESDAY Chicken sandwiches Celery sticks Peas Christinas candy cake pt.

milk WEDNESDAY Bean burritos Mixed vegetables Carrot sticks Christmas candy cookies pt. milk THURSDAY Tom turkey with dressing Mashed potatoes Giblet gravy Cranberry sauce Hot rolls with butter Mince meat pie 'A pt. milk FRIDAY Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Buttered corn Cabbage, apple, raisin salad Roasted peanut cups Vi pt. milk A BLESSED CHRISTMAS TO LEGAL NOTICE OTIC AN I A PROPOSED FOR ADOPTION BY THE COUNCIL OF THETOWN OF SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO The Council of t(ie Town of Silver i New Mexico, hereby give notice of the proposed adoption of an ordinance by title and summary of subject as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 617 An ordinance vacating portions of 12th, Grant, 13th and Pope Streets abutting Block 238 of the Town of Silver City, according to the Fraser Survey thereof, not occopied, used or required for i thoroughfares and reserving private and public easements.

PASSF-D, ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of 197 TOWN OF SILVER CITY By Mayor ATTEST: Clerk families from 14 congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses from parts of New Mexico and El Paso. At the El Paso meeting Ayala detailed plans for setting up some 22 convention departments which, according to Hernandez, "are normally used at all our i to facilitate smooth operation and provide meals and He said a Sanchez of the Bayard congregation had been placed in a of a Decoration, Santana Rodriguez has been assigned to Instalation and Iliodoro Carrillo to the Volunteer Service Department. Principle Bible talk of the assembly will be on Sunday, December 11 at 2:00 PM. on the subject "Keep your Confidence Firm until the Speaker will be Don G. Van Ike, well known Bible teacher and lecturer who will arrive from world headquarters of the group in Brooklyn, New York the week prior to the assembly.

Hernandez said some 80 members from the local congregation are planning to attend the El Paso convention, and meetings here on Sunday will be canceled. You can crush vanilla wafers several ways when you want to use the crumbs for a pie crust or In some other dessert. Use an electric blender; or drop the wafers Into a plastic bag and crush with a rolling pin; or crumb the wafers in an electric food processor or in an electric or hand-operated food grinder. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Consideration of the i a adoption of such proposed ordinance will not take place until at least two (2) weeks subsequent to the date of this notice.and only at a public meeting called and held in accordance with Chapter 91, LawsofNewMexico 1974. Consideration of adoption of said i a is scheduled and will not take place prior to January 16,1978.

SALVADOR MORALES, JR. Clerk of the Town of Silver City DlO-lt Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of the Charter of the Town of Silver City, Sections 14-55-2 through 14-55-3, A 1953 as amended, and Ordinance No. 616 of the Council of the Town of Silver City, adopted November 21, 1977, that said Council proposes to sell at public; auction to the highest bidder for cash the following described real estate: (That portion of Canal Street lying the a of Blocks 8 and 9, Plata Vista Addition to the Town of Silver City, Grant County, New Mexico, according to the plat and survey thereof by F.L. Cox, Surveyor, filed in the Office of the Grant County Clerk, September 25, 1914, and appears of record in said office in Book at page325.) which is vested in the Town of Silver City, New Mexico, and which land is not being used by a municipal utility, except for existing public and i a easements, nor for any other present or anticipated essential governmental purpose. The minimum value of said land has been determined to be $1,500.00 and no bid below said determined value will beconsi- dered.

A public auction for the sale of said land will be held at the meeting room of the Council of the Town of Silver City comm i a 7 0 0 December 5,1977. All bids to purchase shall be for cash a a acceptanceby said Town of the bid. The Town of Silver City reserves the right to reject all bids. Following acceptance of any bid, the Mayor and Clerk are authorized and directed to execute, attest and deliver a deed conveying said premises to the highest bidder. The aforesaid conveyance be made subject to payment of all costs incurred in connection with adoption of said Ordinance, preparation and publication of notices and conveyances authorized thereby.

THE TOWN OF SILVER CITY By (s) Salvador Morales, Jr. Clerk D-3-IO Onto Menu EL GR1TO HEAD START MENU Dec.12-16 MONDAY BREAKFAST Cream of wheat w-milk Buttered toast LUNCH Meat loaf Green beans Cucumber slices Chocolate pudding Hot biscuits Milk SNACK Raisin Bread cinnamon butter TUESDAY BREAKFAST French Bread w-syrup and butter Sausage Link Milk LUNCH Tamale pie Seasoned asparagus Tomatoe wedge Vi slice bread Fruit cup Milk SNACK Celery Stuffed w-cottage cheese WEDNESDAY BREAKFAST ViBanana Puffed wheat w-milk LUNCH Barbequed franks on a bun Potatoe salad Lettuce wedge Orange half Milk SNACK Raw potatoe wedges Raw cauliflower bits THURSDAY BREAKFAST Fresh grapefruit sections Buttered bread toast Milk LUNCH Hot Roast beef sanchwich Scalloped potatoes W.Kernal corn w-butter Chilled plums Milk SNACK Lemonade Whole Wheat cracker FRIDAY BREAKFAST Hard boiled egg V-8juice Milk LUNCH Beef chow mein Steamed rice Carrot sticks Hot rolls w-butter Chilled apricots Milk SNACK Fresh apple half MAKING TOYS--Members of the Cobre High School Future Homemakers of America club who are making toys for the annual Christmas Bazaar are left to right, Irma Trujillo, Rosalie Pedraza, Eva Martinez, and Terry Horrera. The public is invited to attend the Bazaar Sunday, Dec. 11 from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.

at Cobre High School. Photo) Honor Students Named LEGAL NOTICE Dolores' Boutique 602 W. Market 538-2622 Welcomes BARBARA ANN GARCIA Stylists John Borrego, Mary Bencomo, Teresa Martinez, Dolores S. Higuera Notice is hereby given pur suant to the provisions of the Charter of the Town of Silver City, Sections 14-55-2 through 14-55-3, N.M.S.A., 1953 as amended, and Ordinance No. 616 of the Council of the Town of Silver City, adopted November 21, 1977, that said Council proposes to sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following described real estate: That portion of Canal Street lying between the north half of Blocks 8 and 9, Plata Vista Addition to the Town of Silver City, Grant County, New Mexico, according to the plat and survey thereof by F.L.

Cox, Surveyor, filed in the Office of the Grant County Clerk, September 25, 1914, and appears of record in said office in Book 55, Deed Records, at page 325. Which is vested in the Town of Silver City, New Mexico, and which land is not being used by a municipal utility, except for existing public and private easements, nor for any other present or anticipated essential governmental purpose. The minimum value of said land has been determined to be $1,500.00 and no bid below said determinedvalue will be considered. A public auction for the sale of said land will be held at the meeting room of the Council o( the Town of Silver City comm i at 7:00 p.m., December 19, 1977. All bids to purchase shall be for cash payable upon acceptance by said Town of the bid.

The Town of Silver City reserves the right to reject all bids. Following acceptance of any bid, the Mayor and Clerk are authorized and directed to execute, attest and deliver a deed conveying said premises to the highest bidder. The aforesaid conveyance be made subject to payment of all costs incurred in connection with adoption of said Ordinance, preparation and publication of notices and conveyances authorized thereby. THE TOWN OF SILVER CITY (s) By Salvador Morales, Jr. Clerk D3-10 Cobre High School has released the honor roll for the second six weeks grading period.

Mrs. Ann Glover, guidance counselor said the following made all-A's this grading period: seniors, Theresa Grijalva, Margaret a Ty Hudson, Rita a i and Frances Portillo; sophomores, Victor a a Donald Neudecker, and Judy Runyqn. Seniors with a orbet- ter a a A Steven; Alvarez, Eddie; Ambriz, Xavier; Armendariz, Anna; Armijo, Joe; Baca, Margaret; Beilue, Scotti; Byrd, Gina; Castillo, Raul; Christopher, Steve; Cody, Byron; Diaz, Margarita; Doriaghy, Linda; Silver Menu Dec. 12 Dec. 16 MONDAY Creamed over curried rice Buttered green beans Tossed salad Rice crispie bars Hot rolls 'A pt.

milk TUESDAY Bar-B-Q beef on bun French fries Carrot sticks Custard pudding V4 pt. milk Wednesday Frito pie Buttered cornbread Cole slaw Pears pt. milk Thursday Baked ham Candied sweet potatoes Fruit salad Hot rolls i a topping Vi pt. milk Friday Turkey salad sandwiches Jello salad Potato chips Spiced applesauce pt. milk Escudero, Kenneth; Garcia, Alonzo; Garcia, Mark; a i Glen; i a Kevin.

Also Gray, Steven; Gray, Wayne; Grimes, Wesley; Guillen, Soledad; Hinojosa, Millie; Hoeye, Randi; Kinneberg, Paul; Lara, Linda; Leveille, Anthony; Leyba, Christina; Lopez, Elizabeth; Marin, Lorr a i a a a a a i McSherry, Ruth; Medina, Yolanda; Moore, Jaquita; Morales, Lora; Joan; a i i i a a a Ponce, Vanessa; Rascon, Dorothy; Rodriguez, Joyce; Romero, Sylvia; Saiz, Sylvia; Salas, James; Sanchez, Jackie; Tovar, Liz; Trujillo, Pete; Vigil, Carmen; Williams, Wade. Juniors with or better averages include: Beilue, Diana; Bradsby, Ronald; Bustamante, Debra; Facio, Yvonne; Foy, a i Gray, Charles; Gutierrez, Thomas; Harvey, Gloria; a a Cheryl; Houston, Richard; Iluber, Catheryn; Huerla, Macias, A a Marshall, Carree; Martinez, Evelyn; McCargish, i a a a Grace; Quinones, Carlos; Rios, Mary Ann; Roybal, Berneice; Sanders, Tammy; Valeric, Sarah; Villagran, Martha; Walters, Kenny; i Doreen. received an All average are: Maurtua, Victor; a Runyon, Judy. Sophomores receiving a or better average are: Aguirre, Teresa; Barraza, Jennie; Barraza, Lucy; a i a Benavidez, Eddie; Black, a a a i a Duran, Gilbert; Escudero, Bill; Felix, Samuel; Garcia, Elias; Garcia, Steve; Garcia, Veronica; Gomez, Elmo; Gonzales, Patty; Grijalva, Lucinda; Head, a a Htierta, a i i a a i Macias, Tina; McLain, Deena; Miranda, Aurora; a Debbie; Morales, Cathy. Also Moreno, Margaret; Nunez, Michael; Omick, Steve; Perez, Stephen; Portillo, Robert; Rascon, Lupe; Rios, Terry; Rodriguez, Bridgette; Rodriguez, Graciela; Rod- i a a Ralph; Sedillos, Teresa; i a i a Snow, Timothy; Tafoya', Natalia; a A Torres, Annette; i a A i DeeRae.

Obituaries BETTS: Jesse T. Belts, 85, passed away Friday at his residence in Silver City. Mr. Belts was a native of Corsicana, Texas and was a retired employee from Copper. Mr.

Belts is survived i i Mrs. i Silver City, three- daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Smith of a Mrs. Julian Wiseman of Silver i a Herring of Albuquerque, four sons, James 0. Belts of Phoenix, Arizona, Wendell Belts of El Paso, Robert D.

Belts of Tucson, Arizona and Norman C. Belts of Albuquerque, 18 grandchildren and 16 great- grandchildren. Survivors also include a brother Cody Belts of Houston, Texas. Funeral Arrangements are pending at Curtis-Bright Funeral Home. We Do Job Printing Phone 388-1S76 am doing my Christmas shopping at home.

I hope you are too. Plan for Christmas '78 Open your Christmas Club Account A NT Grant County Bank BANK SILVER CITY BAYARD TYRONE A FULL SERVICE Member F.D.I.C..