Rio Grande Sun from Espanola, New Mexico • 9

lying Up' FoarlimCrew Wins Annu al Rio Boat Race car had ba towed la by ft? wrecker. Th accident occurred about 10:90 ajn. on Stat Road 76. Montoya could not Identify the driver of the car that forced him off the highway. Auto Forced Off Highway Donald Montoya, 17, Truchas, reported to state police this week his car was forced off the road about a mile east of Truchas by another vehicle.

Montoya wa uninjured, but his i- Everything in the Office Supply Line At Tha SUN til Last Survivor Of Pioneer Valley Family Dies Funeral services were Friday for Mrs. Epimenia S. Borrego, who died last week at San Rafael del Guique at the age of Mrs. Borrego was the list of large pioneer family that first settled in the Espnnola Valley. She was born March 8, 1869, the daughter of Marcos Sisneros and Maria Antonio Lopes.

Her husband, Don Manuel Eu-timio Borrego died in 1930. She is survived by a son, Manuel A. Borrego and nine grandchildren, Mrs. Marcos Duran, Mrs. Rubio Romero, Mrs.

Jose Mascarenas, Mrs. Jimmy Resner, Gregorio Borrego and wife Rosa, Henry, Joaquin, Jimmy and Dora Borrego. WE WILL--- a Rites Held LOS ALAMOS "Flying up" ceremony for 26 girls of Troop 192, under the leadership of Mrs. Paul Masans and co-leaders Mrs. Joseph DesGeorges Mrs.

Eugene Weiss and Mrs. Paul Lee, was May 18, at Canyon School, Advancing from Brownies to Girl Scout rank were Ann Ap-prill, Molly Archuleta, Denise Clarke Monica DesGeorges, Rebecca Dow, Leslie Ann Fickett, Barbara Hodler, Lauren Hull, Veronica Gallegos, Janet Kill-ough, Jeannette Kinker, Cassan dra Lee, Mary Lehman, Linda Lucero, Carol Masanz, Bonnie In-teer, Ruth Ann Merryman, Even lyn Petschek, Ann Phillips, Barbara Ann Rice, Alice Sais, Beverly Shafer, Jeannette Trujillo, Kathleen Walker, Shelly Weiss and Cheryl White. As a fellow-up to their "flying up'' ceremony, last Saturday the girls had a luncheon by themselves, after which they attended a movie. Their activities culminated in a mother-daughter tea held at the home of Mrs. Charles Shafer Crew of Tom Boyd, Robert Stapleton, and Bob Poe and Jerome Beery took first place in the annual Rio Grande Boat Race May 22, with a time of 63 minutes 68 seconds.

1 Second place went to Rodger White and John Lundgren in a time of 65 minutes 11 seconds and third place sent to Bob Douglas and Bill Rodgers in 55 minutes 29 seconds. About 1,000 people lined US ,64 to watch the race which was a rock-studded challenge due to low water, the river dropping for about a week earlier due to cold weather. Only casualties of the race were a raft, which had its bottom ripped out, and a boatman who was swept overboard on 'Big Rock Rapid', The man overboard quickly swam back to the raft. May 22. Serving cookies they baked themselves and pouring for their mothers, the 26 girls ended their activities for the present season.

SflTOflBAY, JUNE 4 at 6 pan. DUE TO INSTALLATION CEREMONY OF NEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICIALS rmrT "-tKmMnJi'miiirliiimtmiimri -ah i Mi7i in ifrlfnil ni'liWlMir'iliiiiini lini Tr i il RECEIVES CHARTER The Hill Flyers of Los Alamos has received a corporation charter from the state corporation commission, listing its purpose to insure the convenient and economical means of flying. A non-profit group, incorporators are J. Carl Wilson, Robert E. Waterman and Neil D.

Whyte. v. A 0 a 4 -II i 1 11 Ua i ITrTTTrnTTO Sale Ee i mm 111 MM i tjaiuiuciy IrVYTTrrTv I MBk iiiiiirin i1'! 1,11 Him iwi J. June 4 4 SISTER HONORED Sister M. Julianna of the Santa Cruz Catholic church was honored at a tea Sunday afternoon in Marion Hall on the occasion of her leaving the parish.

Top photo shows Sister Julianna with members of the committee holding the tea (standing left to right) Mrs. Nora Maes, Mrs. Elvira Romero, Mrs. Jean Rodriguez and Mrs. Sadie DePaula.

Seated is Mrs. James Hipskind. Bottom photo shows Sister Julianna with the other sisters at the tea, (left to right) Sister Maria Placida, Sister Eileen Marie, Sister Francis Regis, Sister Julianna, Sister Leah, Sister Cleotilda, Sister Herman Joseph and Sister Eunice. (Sunfotos) v7 o) fSi Hill Bowlers Win Honors i'm1 .1 iuijiLlU jjiiiMH' 3 -Piece Alkyd Latex DOLL PAIfJT CATIJ SET LOS ALAMOS Recently an all white color ROLL HOT WATER HEATER Glass Lined 10 Year Guarantee nounced results of the first 40 'teams which came in at the Forfeits License Jose M. Garcia, San Juan Pueblo, was among three New Mexico drivers whose driving privileges were suspended for having been convicted of driving while the influence of intoxicating liquor during the week ending May 20.

The offense occurred in another state. Garcia was among 70 cases in which the driver improvement program took action during the week, with 47 licenses revoked and 23 drivers suspended. Charges Filed After Accident Improper passing charges were filed against 'Alfonso Sanchez, 36, Dixon, after his car was involved in a minor collision with one driven by Elmer M. Baty, 62, Fairview. State Police Sgt.

T. J. Chavez said the accident occured six miles south of Espanola on the Los Alamos highway as Sanchez was passing Baty. The right rear bumper of the Sanchez car struck the left front of Baby's, both cars going off the highway. Damages were slight and there were no injuries.

three weekend State Woman's Bowlinar tournament at Roswell showed the following Los Alamos (teams and individuals receiving honors and money ranging from $132.50 to I 1. The American Letrion team, Icantained bv Mabel Cotv. with members Alice Hammond, Ida lAntos, Floss Cramer and Kar- len Princell. one. 6.

For the state: Marian Fox carried high single game scratch and tied with Doris McKee of Lovington with the high single game handicap at 270. 2. Roy's Service Station, cap-ined bv Naomi Morris, with AH Your Printing Needs At The SUN Vnembers Bess White, Virginia (Gardner. Amy Peterson and Jo Reg. $3.98 per gaL 20 $95 30 gal.

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Reg. 4.00 now $3 No. 90 Red Green, Blue Reg. 4.25 3. Doubles: Bonnie Hamilton Now $298 gal Includes 5' cast iron tub.

close coupled with toilet combination, steel lavatory and pure chrome fittings. and Barbara Lujan. 4. Singles; Marian Fox, who came in first and set a new record with a scratch score of 669 tnd a handicap of 735; Esther emnnn. F.milv Rsrornmo.

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