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Obituaries SOSAYA, Frank F. Funeral services were held this morning at St. John The Baptist Church with the Rev. Fr. Angelico Chavez officiating.

Interment was at Kosario Cemetery. Judge Rumaldo Chavez delivered the eulogy. Block's Mortuary. PEREZ, services were held this morning at St. Francis Church in Nambe with interment following in the Nambe Cemetery.

The following served as Pall Bearers: Victor Perez, Tommy Perez, Tony Perez, Andy Perez, Jimmy Perez and Lawrence Perez. Block's Mortuary. PADILLA, Tomasita Funeral services will be held at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church tomorrow morning at 10:30 with interment following at Rosario Cemetery. Rosary will be recited this evening at 7:30 at Block's Mortuary. PONGAS, Earl, away in St.

Vincent hospital early Sunday morning following a brief illness. Mr. Pongas, a resident of Santa Fe for the past 45 years, Veteran of World War member of the American Legion, V.F.W. He is survived by his wife; Verna, one brother; Chris residing in Greece. Arrangements pending to be announced later through Memorial Chapel.

ROMERO, Eudoro (Ed), Life long and well known resident of Chama, passed away at St. Vincent Hospital, Friday night from injuries received in an automobile accident. Surviving him are a daughter; Mrs. Raynalda Quintana and husband Abedon of Chama, two brothers; Florencio Romero of Grand Junction, and Juan Romero of Salt Lake City, Utah. Seven grandchildren; Raymond Martinez of Albuquerque, Robert Martinez of Los Alamos, Mrs.

Flora Gutierrez of Clearfield, Utah, Juan Martinez of Tokyo, Japan, Manuel Martinez, Felix Quintana and Tino Quintana of Chama. Three great grandchildren; Mrs. Angie Morey of Albuquerque, Bobby and Raul Sanchez of Chama, twenty- five great great grandchildren and one great great great grandchild, and many other relatives. Remains were taken to the parish hall in Chama this afternoon, where rosary will be recited at 7:30 this evening. Funeral services are scheduled for 10 tomorrow morning from the St.

Patrick Church in Chama, with Rev. Fr. Fuentes as celebrant of the requiem high mass. Interment will follow in the St. Joseph Cemetery in Parkview.

Block's Mortuary of Espanola. GONZALES, Maria Ascencion, resident of Embudo passed away at the Embudo Presbyterian Hospital early this morning. Further information and funeral arrangements will hp annnnnned later at Block's Mortuary of Espanola. National Guard to face potential loss WASHINGTON (AP) The Army National Guard faces a potential loss of about 100,000 men before next summer as draft-induced volunteers finish their obligated service, Pentagon officials say. This will be offset only partially by enlistments of men with prior service in the regular Army and by 17 and 18- year-old recruits.

The prospect now worrying defense authorities is that the Guard will fall significantly below its authorized strength of 400,000 men for the first time in years, even if the draft is extended. Draft calls are certain lo be lower, so that few young men are likely to sign up with the Guard to avoid conscription into the Army. Defense officials say a weakening of the Guard has serious implications for national security. The Guard, they say, has been given a more important role in the nation's war plans than ever before since the Regular Army is being slashed to its NM Guard sets plans In response to President Nixon's announced desire to convert the nation's armed services to an all volunteer force, the New Mexico National Guard has assigned a recruiting and retention officer for the state. Captain Leopoldo M.

Vasquez, of 3108 Siringo has been promoted to this position by Major General John P. Jolly, adjutant general of New Mexico. Captain Vasquez formerly was staff assistant for the Guard's Officer Candidate School in Santa Fe. He served in the Marines during the Korean War and joined the guard in 1957. The captain said that there are several plans in the works at both the federal and the state level aimed at keeping men in the Guard, as well as recruiting new men to fill up vacancies.

Theatre Arts Corp. at 3 Cities of Spain Canyon Komi OPEN AUDITIONS "What the Butler Saw" TONIGHT 0:00 p.m. final tomorrow 8:00 p.m. Information smallest size in more than 10 years. The National Guard is starting a heavy recruiting campaign.

But officials said they are not optimistic, despite Defense Department plans to ask Congress for money to pay enlistment and re-enlistment bonuses and to provide a number of incentives to join the Guard. The wave of losses this fiscal year will come from the dropoff of most of the young men who enlisted in the Guard in 1965, at a lime when the Unite3 States was building up for the war in Vietnam with increased draft calls. These inen were exempted from (he draft when they chose to enlist for about six months of active duty training after which they returned home as civilians with an additional years of obligation to drill regularly with a Guard or Reserve unit. Only about 10 per cent of these young men are staying in the Guard after their six- year obligation expires. Guard officials report.

This Reserve Enlistment Program was such a popular refuge from the draft during the Vietnam war that the Guard was filled up. The waiting list at one point contained more than 100.000 names. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT STATEOFNEW MEXICO COUNTY OF SANTAFE IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE FSTATE Ol EDWIN I.F.E WHEAT, DECEASED No.4611 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT The undersigned is administratrix of this estate, and all persons having claims against the estate of the decedenl are required to present them within the lime prescribed by law. MARGUERITE M. WHLAT Administratrix (Leqal No.

7638, Pub. Aug. 30, Sept. 1. 13, 20.

19711 Two photography classes scheduled PAUL TRIER, a resident of Venice Gardens, welcomes back Hector the alligator with a marshmallow. Hector was taken away by the Game and Freshwater Fish Commission when some residents of Lake La- Corse complained and was released in the vicinity of Myakka State Park. That was the last time Trier saw Hector until a few weeks ago. Hector's journey home took him through about 140 miles of river and drainage ditches, Trier estimates. "How he found his way here and how he remembered us after two years will always be a mystery to me," Trier said.

(AP) Miss America Viet visit planned ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) Miss America of 1972 says she plans to make a trip to Vietnam to entertain American troops, but she hopes the fighting will be over before she has to go. Laurie Lea Schaefer, who won her crown Saturday night, said she thinks President Nixon is doing a good job to end the Southeast Asian conflict. "He should be allowed to follow his program because he knows a lot more about it than the majority of normal citizens," the 22-year-old Bexley, Ohio, beauty said Sunday. Miss Schaefer said she didn't get to sleep until 5:30 Sunday morning, and although she held her first news conference as the nation's reigning beauty queen a scant four hours later, she didn't look tired.

At the news conference after a week of showing off her singing ability and beauty, Miss America got a chance to air her views. She said she was a conservative in politics, fashion and morals, and that most LEGAL ADVEHTISKMENT Visit Us Today At Coronado Shopping Center Serving Hours and Sat. and Sun. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Chicken In MuMiroom Sauce Mexican Enchiladas Pinto Beans and Hot Pepper Relish Honey Glazed Onions 54C Drolled Tomato 25c Exotic Fruit Plate 79c Guacnmolc Salad on Lettuce with Toasted Tortillas Surprise Pecan Pic JJ Banana Cream Pic 28C Case No. 1971-14 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR ING Notice hereby given that a Public Hearinq will be held by the Board of Adjustment of the City of Santa Fe, New Mexiro, on Tuesday, Oct.

5, 1971. at 7:30 p.m., the purpose of acting on a petition by Albert and Ella M. Schroeder, being a request for front yard requirement variance from 25 feet to 8 fee, as set forth in Ordinance No. 1962-19, Zoning Ordinance for the City of Santa New Mexico, as they apply to me following described area in the City of Santa Fe, New Mexico, to-wit: 1108 Barcelona Lane Said petition is a request to permit construction of a carport over an existing cement slab parking area to provide protection from ice and snow as a safety measure to gain exit in winter. Dated at Sdntd Fe, New Mexico, this 15 day of 1971.

Bonnie Lopez MUNICIPAL Cl FRK (Legal No. 7675, Pub. Sept. 20, 1971). CITYOFSANTAFE CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be acceptable by the City of Santa r-e, New Mexico at the Office of the Municipal Clerk until 2:00 P.M., September 29, 1971 for the following: (1) Type Self-Contained Compressed Air Breathing Apparatus (2) Main Sweeping Broom Refills Details and specifications are available at the Office of the Municipal Clerk, City Hall, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept the bid it deems to be in the best interest of the City. CITY OF SANTA FE R. R. LOPEZ, Municipal Clerk (Legal No. UJl.

September 30, 1971) A highly unusual motion picture! Garla's Thing Another first for Santa Fe Call for show times Adults only (razu wc.i Santa Fe, N.M., Mon. 20, 1971 THE NEW MEXICAN B5 (Bl Courses in beginning photography and darkroom photography will be offered under the Continuing Kdu- cation program at the College of Santa Fe. John Littlewood of Albuquerque, former staff photographer with the Eastern News Bureau of the Christian Science Monitor, will be the instructor for the two courses which are scheduled to begin Tuesday. The beginning course which includes instruction in the operation and handling of a camera, picture composition, and techniques in photographing a variety of subjects will start at 6 p.m. Littlewood, who has won a number of photo awards, will devote part of his presentation to what he terms, "capturing the moment that tells the story." Darkroom photography will be covered from 7:30 to 9 p.m., immediately following beginning photography.

Basics, such as the use of filters, use of various films, lighting, and MOVIE RATINGS FDR AND YOUNG PEfJPUE ol itlfngi ii lo inlatm of mvtlt tomtnf lot chWftn. young people shared her views. On a wide range of topics, Miss America said: --She likes conservative clothes and doesn't own a pair of blue jeans; sex is not for her; America contestants support women's liberation by being outspoken and intelligent; the pageant helps women develop their goals; and on campus are a serious problem; she has been offered marijuana, has never tried it, and never will. The new Miss America has auburn hair, is 5-foot-7 and has a 36-24-36 figure. Miss Idaho, Karen Herd, was first runnerup.

The next three'finishers, in order, were Miss Massachusetts, Deborah Ann O'Brien; Miss Pennsylvania, Maureen Victoria Wimmer; and Miss Maine, Allyn E. Warner. Utah has more than 80 natural bridges formed by the erosion of wind and water upon sandstone. ALL ACES Ctntn! Audltncis GP All ACtS ADMITTED Pirtpiil Guifijnct Suggwtid RESTRICTED Undir 17 nqumi accompinylng Parent or Adult Guirditn MO ONE UNDFfl 17 AOUITTtD (A 3 limn miyviry In ctrum irttj) SHOWTIME 7:45 A ALSO. In 1918, this man traveled the South with a portable electric chair.

setting up a darkroom in kitchen or bathroom will be covered. Some classwork will be clone in the college's photographic darkroom. Both courses will continue for 10 successive weeks. Further information may be obtained by phoning the director of continuing education at the College of Santa Fe. Robert Turner, 982-6295.

EIB sets new elates The Environmental Improvement Board has postponed, until Oct. 18, hearings on air duality regulations for smelters, sulphuric acid plants and gas and oil burning equipment. The hearings, in thn PERA Building, had been scheduled for Sept. 29. On Sept.

24 and 25, the board will hear industry testimony on coal fired plants. Good numbers: For want ads: For other items: The New Mexican LENflC NOW! EndsTues. Tonight Where yourmghtmares WiilARD EiPAfEO NOW! EndsTues! Tonito 7:30 9:20 PUEBLO imvtMN MOW! EndsTues. 5PENS STARTS 8:00 8:30 -WINNER 1 ACADEMY AWARDS MASH 1 Announcements Opp. PEANUT 8.

CANDY Vending Business in Santa Fe. Requires few hours weekly. Total invebtment S93B. cash. Write Texas Kandy Kompany, 1135 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas 78212 include phone number.

LOST BROWN Suede Purse. Reward. No questions. Many Thanks. REWARD! LOST during Fiebta.

Tooled leather purse with Tipi design. Sentimental value. Coll J.J. WHITTED REMODELING ADDITION; CABINETWORK RioncWT 1361 Care FOR WORKING Mothers. Loving care, eges 35; home ol Teacher Motner.

Lunch, Mjpppr. play, preparation (or first grade, i 45 an hour. Call 983-1951. for CPA firm. Excellent futu-e.

Prefer CPA with ihree years CPA experience. AAr. Qixon, McCormick Trinidad. FOR SALE: Fast growing TV and rental business. Good location.

Call 983-2829. ENJOY FOREIGN S50.0M. INCOME. Deposit of 510,000. fully returnable.

For loral persona! interview Call Mr. Higqs, collect INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY Seeks local jobber consignee for bulk delivery of products. Good reputation, excellent credit, small investment and larqe ambition are the requirements. Call: 1-505-877-6040 for details EXCLUSIVE CAR RENTAL BUSINESS with growing chain. Extremely attractive profit potential.

Modest investment and good credit rating required. Write P.O. Box 5, Billings, MT. 59103. No obiiga- tion.

and Found LOST SEARS Stroller Blue wh.re Aug 17th. Parkmg lot Sdn Francesco across from Lensic Theatre Rewarc Colo 303 SQ9 LOST HORSE brown Triorobred, gelding. PL-COS Wilderness. Last seen Padro fence. REWARD 1 983 B657.

LOST MALE Toy Poodle, oranqe collar, tags. Vicinity Governor Dempsey Drive, Mansion Ridqe. 983 71B3. FOUND 1971 LOS ALAMOS Hign School Class Ring Initials inside T.R.K 6723350. S25.

REWARD! Siamese, 3 year olo, female, Sept. 3rd, Vicinity of Pueblo Theatre. Contact Animal Shelter. LOST: DOG, Red-Curly. Terrier type 20 pounds.

Reward! 983-2920. RE VARD SI. 000 NEW DAY Day Cart-Center. Structured educations I program Headed by leathers 6.30 AW 6.00 PM 983 1087. Agcy.

Payroll light bookkeeping Secretary Speak Spanish Checkur Route sales. Mccnanic.nl trainee Appliance insinuation sorv Credit Manaqt-r Offlte Wanayer Car Sales Appraiser Various openings 'jANTAFH PFRSONNFL Baits Bldtj West side of Pla S390. OPLN .5360 $500. 5330. SdOO toS550.

I OST HUSKY'-StnepMerd mix, mrfle in Tesuque. Please call 983 89J9 983-4629 days. Wanted SKILLED COMMERCIAL worn, electric machine. Over per nrjur to Write Box S3 Tie New Mex'Ctin Major Santa Fe firm requires confidential executive secretary bookkeeper. Responsible permanent position with pleasant working conditions.

Salary open. Write Box W-6, c-o The New Mexican. APPRENTICE GLAZIER needed. HARRIS GLASS Compony, 1224 Calle la Rusolana KEEP YOUR Important Job as Wife and Mother and earn. 530.

to SSO. a week in your spare time. 963-8223. NEED MONEY. Sell Knapp Shoes.

Part time or full time. No investment. Send for free selling kit. High commissions plus bonus. Write R.

A. DiMariiO, Knapp shoes, Brockton, Mass. 02401. WAITRESS be mature, reliable and neat. Apply in pprson only MAYFLOWER CAFE, 121 Don Caspar.

SALESLADY Mature, responsible, congenial person who enjoys meeting people. Apply 1-4 PM New Mexico Ottice Supply, 127 Lincoln. WANTTD-Girltosit shop in Santa Fe Village. ContattTHE EGG PIE. SEAMSTRESSES WANTED to do leather work.

Call 963-7253 before noon or after ip.m. WANTS BABYSITTER 36 P.M., varies 35 days. Salary open. Call after 6 PM. 982.9713.

CI.F.RK FOR downtown food store. Write Box S-10 c-o The New Mexican LICENSED PI UMBER with own truck and tools lo do work (or Albuquerque firm. Send resume to P.O. Box 389J, Albuquerque 87110. SEASONAL AUXIL per hr part-time help with the Bureau of Revenue needed to check BM coded listings and tax returns for accuracy.

Candidates should be familiar with normal office procedures. Must bewillinq to work a minimum of 16 hours per week and be a New Mexico resident (or ono year prior to appointment WRITTEN EXAM REQUIRED. Apply by September 1971 to: State Personnel Oftice, 130 South Capitol, Santa Fe, New Mexico. ONE PROFES5IONAI direct Salesman to cover Santa Fe (or well known fit based in Albuquerque. Phone 983-2619 for appointment.

WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED, Fast. Lunch hours. Apply in person The Shed, Sena EXPERIENCED SALES purson wanted. Apply in person only. Kahn's Shoe Store on the Plara.

A CHALLENGE FOR THE BOLD dS a Pilot or Navigator, starting salary over 30 Days paid vacation annually. Call your Air Force Recruiter. (505) 9BI-3B01 Ext. 250 SECRETARY, MUST be accurate typist able lo take shorthand. Pleasant telephone manner, have knowledge of filing and office proccedures.

Mini mum salary 54,200. a year. Do not apply unless experienced. Contact: Mrs. Eskile.

Presbyterian Medical Services, 207 Shelby Street. 9825566. WANTED BABYSITTER in exchange for room board, ideal for college woman. Local references. V82-B913.

LOST DOG? Brown and white, long haired. Small mixed breed Call or 983-4349. EXPERIENCFD woman for housecleaning. References. Call 983-3829.

REWARD! Lost or strayed, two male dogs on Pccos River, near Terrero. Ono black, Labrador Dalmation cross answers to "Bob" one black 8, (awn, Gorman Shepherd, named "Shaeffer." Children upset. 983 65B3, 983 7326. Lon of Colons de Santa Fe lands, locauu on tne Tesuque Indian Reservation Atl information held confidential Can 983 7316 YOUNG COUPLE: needs ride to San Francisco Sept 1819. Will share dnv.nq expenses.

98? 5072 DETECT IVES Hourly rates Credit. TRANSAMERICAN INVESTIGATIONS CHI 983 M05. Notice OPENING "IMF rio.i Market" between Mar; and Silcr Ro.it! on Pna Antiques, used furniture, He Modi anal HerbV flMGCA CONSTRUCTION CO. ROM- dentini homes, Promina, lufrii lions, rcmodclinq. SO? Sunset St.

983 434S. VIP'S BIG BOY now taking applications lor day and night shift full time waitresses, bus boys, car hops. Hours between 8. 6 daily. Apply in person.

VIPS Home ol the Big Boy. PIANO INSTRUCTION your home, Santa Fe, Pojoaque, Espanola and Los Alamos areas. 662-9540. GUITAR teacher. Classical, Jazz, Folk, Rock.

Your home or my studio. 982-5863. SWITCHBOARD PERMANENT. No age limit (application from mature woman also welcome.J Write P. 0.

Box 773. Santa Fe, New Mexiro, stating your name, address, phone, aqo, heiqht, weight, education, family status. Whal work experience, any kind, switchboard experience helnful. but not necessary. We will train if no experience.

State why necessary to work and if now employed. STATION ATTENDANT wanted. Va- calions and company benefits. SI.60 per hour time and half for overtime. No phone calls.

Hudson Oil Company, 2721 Cerrillos Road. RESPONSIBLE mature woman. Babysitting 8. ironing. 11 month old, 12 and 10 year old (after school).

963-4289 after 6 P.M. WIDOW NEEDS live in housekeeper- compiimon. Must oe able to drive car. References required. Phone 9E3-6009 before 7 P.M.

AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE Association salesman needed. No experience necessary SAOOO to 510,000. first year. Right positive mental attitude. Free HOSpitalization, Life Insurance, excellent retirement plan Tor interview call: Mrs.

Parsons 982 4633. Equal Opportunity Employer. BAND INSTRUMFNTS available for rental. Instructions can be arranged. NORTHERN NEW MEXICO MUSIC 9B3-793lor 983-7993.

MUSIC INSTRUCTION. Piano, Brass Instruments, String. Also private tutoring. Academic subjects. Bella- rnati district.

983-7953. VIOLIN LESSONS beginning and intermediate levels, now being scheduled 983-9235 eveings, Lidian King PORTRAIT CLASS. Beginners- advanced. Instructor: Elise Healy. Gallery 983-6645; evenings 983-2630.

Poor Richards Gallery. Wanted YOUNG WOMAN desires live in job as babysitter or for elderly lady. Call 983-9626. 'TWO WILLING workers for fall yard work. Available after school or weekends.

983-3980. SEVERAL GOOD students soon to be graduated. For information contact Santa Fe Business College. 9838171. PROFESSIONAL TYPING in my home.

IBM Selcctric. Competitive rates. 9820874. BABYSITTING IN My home. Experienced, good references.

Barrio La Canada area. Call 983 2096. TWENTY YEAR OLD VET desires lull time job. Will consider all offers. Phone 983-6762.

one color to mural design. Homes, restaurants, shops Reasonablp. 983-1589. IBYEAROLDGIRL-seeking live in babysitting iob, weekdays, experienced, reasonable pay. 982 5142.

YOUNG LADY permanent resident, College graduate, excellent typist, good with children, wants work. 983-1731. FIRFWOOD FOR SALE Will haul trash, clean yards, house repairs. 9835690 ask for Eddie. AUCIlONbtER All types of auction sales for auctioneering and sales management.

Call Master Upholsters Auction Company. 662-3778, 224 DP Road, Los Alamos. HANDSOME.Old Brass Woodbox SSO. Phone 983-0874. OUTCLASS 24Mi.S.W.of SFonSt.

Rd. 10 What Not Shop Cerrillos, N.M. UN1OUF Antique Mirror. 525. 982-0874 Get It FREE SMALL Puppies and Kittens.

Delightful children's play males. 982-4108. FREE KITTENS. 3 white. 3 tabby.

Split Shifts also Pantry Girl apply PALACE RESTAURANT ECONOMIC Special iit for the Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Council. For details call Herman cata, 455 2277. Deadlino for applications August 31st MOTEL Le.irn Operation with our short, inexpensive coursu al home followed by iwii Kosidfi'it Training in a motel oucfiitert hy Ago no barrier. Free nd'ionwidp placement assistance upon completion. YA APPROVED Tor complete information write, giving 1 and phono number, to: r.xpcuiive Training Division Arnhiiisaflor Wotoli, Incorporated Dcpt.

7855 W. Collnx Denver, Colorado B0115 .320 Equipment 81 AEROMOTOR windmill with 40' tower, $150. delivered in Santa Fe. 982- U31 Phil or Judy Hawes. Sale GARAGE SALE good used clothing smaller sires miscellaneous items, all week.

1468 Canyon Road. SATURDAY 4 SUNDAY, 10 a.m. to I20d Colic Luna. Two hand air conditioner. Other items too numerous to mention.

TRAIN TO BE A HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Learn to operate Rulldorers, Cranes, Scrapers. Loaders. Trt-nchcri. at our modern facility in Miami, la. A high paid career is open to arribitious men.

Universal Hsavy Construction Schools Honieoflice Miami, Fla. For informatioi write to: C.S Oepi. No 695 W6 Street Denver, Colorado 8020.1 Phone: (3031 i550 Flense Print Address City State ZIP Pnone Approved for Vctornnt.