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HIDALGO COUNTY HERALD FRIDAY, JULY 26, 2013 5
DTMS principal
scheduling update
Submitted by PATRICK elective courses will be based on
RAMIREZILMS Counselor the following conditions•
Mr• Garcia, DTMS Princi- • Last year, if a child was
pal, would like to notify par- in band he/she will be automati-
ants about • upcoming cally enrolled.
coursework for the 2013-2014 • If a child requires Read-
school year• All seventh and ing and/or Mathematics Inter-
eighth graders must take six re- vention, they will be registered
quired courses: History, Sci- accordingly•
ence, Language Arts, PE/ If no intervention is
Health, Mathematics, and Stu- needed, he/she may choose from
dent Success. In addition, two the following electives: Science
N
cl for
Investigations, Arts and Crafts,
HistOry Enrichment, Drama,
and Bell Choir•
Over the next couple of
weeks Mr. Ramirez, DTMS
Guidance Counselor, will call
parents to discuss this in greater
detail For more information,
call DTMS at 542-9806
intenanceoperations
Submitted by NM DOT
The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT)
will be assisting the US Forest Service with traffic control as
maintenance crews work with re-seeding and mulching of various
areas along NM-152.
The NMDOT will have NM-152 CLOSED from mile marker
22 to 39.2 as heavy equipment and aerial seeding will be per-
formed as the Forest Service places large bails of straw for re-
vegetation•
The NMDOT will have this closure in place starting Tuesday,
July 23rd at 6:00 a.m. and will not be lifted until Monday, August
5th at 6:00 p.m. This closure is necessary in order to protect the
traveling public as large equipment will be moving in and out of
areas.
Updates and traffic alerts will be posted on the department's
web .site www.NMroads.com, and may be retrieved by calling
511 in New Mexico or 1-800-432-4269 out of state.
For more information regarding this work you may contact
Gene Paulk, P.E., NMDOT Assistant District Engineer- Mainte-
nance at (575) 544-6554, or Bridget Spedalieri, NMDOT District
One Public Information Officer ~t (575) 525-7340.
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Bill Evans Lake: Fishing was
slow to fair using nightcrawlers
and hot dogs for catfish. We had
no reports on other species•
Caballo Lake: Fishing.was fair
using nightcrawlers and liver for
catfish• We had no reports on
other species. The water depth
• on most of the lake was 6 to 7
feet. One lane remained open at
the main boat ramp.
Elephant Butte: The surface wa-
ter temp ranged from the mid
70s to the low 80s. Fishing was
fair to good using shrimp, liver
and white crank baits for eat-
fish. Fishing was good to ex-
cellent using white Bombers,
sassy shad, Flicker Shad and
topwater lures for white bass.
Fishing for largemouth bas~
and smallmouth bass was fair
using crank baits, purple worms,
senko's and salt craws. Fishing
was fair using crank baits and
tubes on points for walleye• We
had no reports on other species•
The Monticello, Rock Canyon
and Dam Site boat ramps re-
main closed due to low water
conditions•
Eseondida Lake: Fishing was
slow but there were a few cat-
fish taken by anglers using hot
dogs and nightcrawlers.
Gila River: Water flow on the
Gila as of this past Monday was
65 cfs. We had no reports from
anglers this Week.
Glenwood Pond: Trout fishing
CATCHES OF THE WEEK:
• Bluewater Lake: July 20,
Lauren" Richerson, age 11, of
Santa Fe caught and released sev-
eral musky in the 30 to 35 inch
range• She was using a variety of
Dynamic lures•
• Charon River: July 20, Johnny
Montoya of Santa Fe caught a 20-
inch brown trout• He was fishing
below E1 Vado and using salmon
eggs.
• Santa Rosa Lake: July 17,
Tobias Lucero of Las Vegas
caught a 31-inch, 12-pound chan- J
nel catfish. He was using a piece
of chicken thigh marinated with
chicken liver under a bobber•
Qnemado Lake: July 18,
Azariah Holguin, age 3, of Las
Cruces, caught a 13.5-inch rain-
bow :trout; She was using a
worm, July 20, Kayla Salas, age
6, of Los Lunas, caught a 16J5-
inch rainbow trout• She was
fishing with a Dora combo and
using chartreuse Power Bait.
July 21, Parker Cox, age 8, of
.Silver City, caught a 19-inch
rainbow trout. He was using a
worm under a bobber•
. Ute Lake: July 21, Bob Lechel
of Los Alamos caught and re-
leased a 4.39-pound largemouth
bass. He was flipping plastics•
July 21; Gabe Rivera of Clovis
caught and released a 4.02-
pound largemouth bass.
The following were received
too late for last week's report
but we felt they were definitely
worth mentioning:
• Conehas Lake: July 13, An-
drew Orlicky of Albuquerque
caught a 22-inch walleye• He
was using a spinner•
• Oasis Park Lake: Juiy 5,
Damon Bacon, age 14, of
Portales, caught a 4.5-pound
catfish• He was using Danny
King's punch bait.
If you have a catch of the
week story or just want to tell
us about your latest New Mexico
fishing experience, send it to us
at fishforfun2 @ hotmail.com.
We may include your story in
our next report. For catches of
the week, include name, date,
and location, type of fish, length
and weight if possible and bait,
lure or fly used.
SOUTHWEST AREA
Bear Canyon: We had no reports
from anglers this week.
For Appointments call 575.542"8705
4 Photos
Same-Day-
Service
Available at the Hidalgo County
was fair to good using Power
Bait.
Lake Roberts: Fishing was slow
to fair using nightcrawlers for
catfish• We had no reports on
other species•
Percha Dam: We had no reports
from anglers this week.
Quemado Lake: Trout fishing
was .fair to good using small
Krocodile spoons, Power Bait,
worms and salmon eggs. Fish-
ing for tiger musky was slow to
fair using jigs, jerk baits and
spinners.
Rio Grande~ Water flow below
Elephant Butte on Monday
morning was 8.6 cfs. Fishing
was slow to fair using liver and
nightcrawlers for catfish and
carp. We had no reports on other
species.
Snow Lake: We had no reports
from anglers this week.
o, area it hcherald@aznex,net
Herald..212 East Motel Drive, Lordsburg, NM
We want to be your
First Baptist Church
3rd & Animas Streets of Lordsburg
Lordsburg, NM 88045
575-542-3787 Sunday School 9:45 AM Sunda~
Services 11 AM
LHS Football
gearing up for
2013 season
Lordsburg High School stu-
dents playing football this year
must have a current physical
exam and parental consent/insur-
ance forms on file at LHS before
participating in practice•
Lordsburg High School football
practice begins at 7 AM on Mon-
day, August 5, 2013. Hidalgo
Medical Services (HMS) in
Lordsburg is currently taking ap-
pointments for physicals• All
forms may be picked up at the
Lordsburg High School office•
You may call HMS at 575-542-
8384 to set up an appointment•
Physical exams may also be taken
with' your family physician•
Please call Coach Balsa at 575-
313-5243 if you need more in-
formation.
Lordsburg High School
Football players may go to the
football fieldhouse to check out
a locker and helmet and turn in
paperwork on Friday, August 2
between 4:00 and 5:00 PM. The
first official practice is at 7:00
AM on Monday, Aug. 5 in hel-
mets and shorts and t-shirts.
BAER im
HYRA K'Dayl Looney, Silver City, high point 10-13 girl
ns July 21
Submitted by GILA NATIONAL
FOREST/Silver City
Funding for the Silver Fire
Burned Area Emergency Re-
sponse (BAER) implementation
has been approved by USDA For-
est Service, Washington Office•
Bids for seeding contracts have
been thoroughly evaluated and a
contract has been awarded. Work
was scheduled to begin Sunday,
July 21, 2013• Bids for mulch-
ing have been received "and are
being evaluated•
Approximately 11,500 acres
of high burn severity will be
seeded and 2,900 acres mulched
in the initial operations• Mulch-
ing for this phase will occur in
the historic Hillsboro mining dis-
trict to minimize effects to water
quality, and potentially minimize
negative downstream effects from
mines and tailing piles•
The second phase of treat-
ment will seed approximately
1,450 acres of high burn severity
in the headwaters of the Mimbres
River• These treatments will re-
duce downstream effects from
excessive sedimentation to the
high number of private property
and resource values located in the
Mimbres River Valley, and the
Kingston and Hillsboro areas.
Seeding reduc'es effects to
downstream life, property, and in-
frastructure by reducing erosion
Week Inq iration
khana #5 is in the
Courtesy submission
CORRECTION: Two of last
week's pictures were taken by
Katy Estrada of Animus.
The Hidalgo Youth Rodeo
Association held its' fifth
gymkhana of the series on Thurs-
day, July 18. The night began
with twelve riders in the lead-line
class• A lot of improvement can
be seen in these young riders•
Some are even riding by them-
selves now! The 0-5 dummy rop-
ing was a fun one. Caden Hooper
of Benson, won with three slick
horn catches• Cooper Young of
Silver City followed with two
slick horn catches. These two also
lead the average race for year-end
prizes•
The 0-5 age group is being
)n
and runoff. Areas of high burn
severity are to be seeded with a
quick germinating, non-persis-
tent annual cereal barley that
would provide rapid ground
cover. A small percentage of na-
tive perennial species would also
be included to give the burned
area a jump start in natural recov-
ery, and provide for long-term
ground cover..Mulch is the most
effedtDe treatment for control-
ling erosion and runoff, as it pro-
vides immediate ground cover.
Mulch also assists in stabilizing
soil in and around these areas.
Aircraft for seeding opera-
tions will be based at the Gila
National Forest Air Tanker Base.
As mulching operations are
commenced, helicopters will be
used to disperse mulch over the
.recommended treatment areas.
Temporary closures of NM State
Highway 152 can be expected
during this time. Road closure
information can be found at
www.nmdot.com, or by calling
511.
Other planned Phase II
implementations are contour cut-
ting of trees above Cultural Re-
sources to prevent increased lev-
els of sheet-washing and removal
of archaeological features; post
warning signs at key access
points to protect the public from
exposure and hazards of the
burned area; and reduce exces-
sive erosion to forest system trails
by installing additional drainage
to areas of trails that are suscep-
tible to erosion and degradation.
Plei~se contact Implementa-
tion Leader Tracy Weber,
575.388.8382, for further infor-
mation.
All games are played at the Special Events Center
PAL Volleyball 2013 Schedule
June 25
5:30"PH Lil Spikers vs. Aces
6:30 PH Team Xtreme vs. Double Stuff Oreos
June 27
5:30 PH Double Stuff Ore0s vs. Smashers
6:30 PM Aces vs. Itsy Bitsy Spikers
July 1
5:30 PM Itsy Bitsy Spikers vs. Little Spikers.
6:30 FM Smashers vs. Team Xtreme
July 9
5:30 PM Lil Spikers vs Aces
6:30 PN Team Xtreme vs. Double Stuff Oreos
July 11
5:30 PM Double Stuff Oreos vs. Smashers
6:30 PM Aces vs. Itsy
July 16
5:30 PH Itsy Bitsy Spikers vs. Little Spikers
G:30 PMSmashers vs. Team Xtreme
July 18
5:30 PM Team'×treme vs. Double Stuff Oreos
6:30 PI Lil Spikers vs. Aces
July 23
5:30 PH Aces vs. Itsy Bitsy Spikers
6:30 PM Double Stuff Ore0s vs. Smashers
July 25
5:30 PM Smashers vs. Team Xtreme
6:30 PH Itsy Bitsy Spikers vs. Little Spikers
July 29
5:30 PM Lil Spikers vs. Aces
6:30 PH Team Xtreme vs. Double Stuff Oreos
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led by Cooper Young, who also
led the competition on Thursday•
He had three wins: barrels
(21•362 seconds), poles (26•166)
and goats (8•380) along with a
second place finish in the flag
race (11 •602)• Second place for
the night was high point girl,
Dally Peterson of Hachita. She
had two seconds and two thirds
on her miniature p6ny, Beauty:
barrels (25,848), flags(15.601),
poles(33.706) and goats(13.446).
The over'all 6-9 race is being
led by Baylee Motes of Silver
City who ended the night with
38 out of 40 points• She had wins
in the barrels (17.672) and flags
(8.553) and second place finishes
in the po!es (26.286) and goats
(18.249). Second place for the
evening went to Courtney
Donaldson of Sail Simon with a
second in flags (9.483), fourth in
goats (20.348), sixth in poles
(30.890) and seventh in the bar-
rels (22.744).
• The high point boy of the
night in the 10-13 age group was
Sherrick Sanborn of Willcox who
is also sitting second in the over-
all race. He ended the evening
with a first in the breakaway
(6.80), second in the steer stop
event (8.06) and third in the goats
(11.681). K'Dayl Looney leads
the girl's race and also led the girls
for the night with wins in the bar-
rels (17.382) and goats(10.514).
Her family has also generously
donated a 12 year old miniature
pony (only 35.5" tall) to raffle!
All funds will go toward HYRA
year end prizes. Get your tickets
today!!! The drawing will be
held August 31 at the SWNM
Gymkhana Finals in Deming.
The 14-18 age group was led
by Ryan Klump with 36 out of
:4.0 points for the night. He had
four second place finishes:
breakaway (8.21), goats (13.240)~
steer s'top(6.18) and heading
(11.37). Second place for the
night was a tie between Jenna
Craig and Ashley Bales, both of
Willcox. Jenna won the barrels
(17.684) and poles (22.976) with
a third in goats (14.951). Ashley
took first in the goats (11.791) and
second in two events: barrels
(17.941) and poles (23.680).
These two girls are als6 in a very
close race in the overall average.
Jenna has 95 points and Ashley
has 94.
The summer series will wrap
up this weekend with the last two
gymkhanas being daytime ro-
deos beginning at 9:00am. Sat-
urday will be Sponsor Apprecia-
tion Day. Extra fun events will
be added and a silent auction will
also be held. Sunday will begin
with a church service in the grand-
stands at 8:00am. We hope to see
you there at the Hidalgo County
Fairgrounds!
HYRA Lead-line is a family affair for Brady Ybarra, Silver City.
HidalgoYouth Rodeo Association
Thursday, June 6 @ 6:30 PM
Thursday, June 13 @ 6:30 PM
Thursday, June 20 @ 6:30 PM
Thursday, July 11 @ 6:30 PM
Thursday, July 18 @ 6:30 PM
Saturday, July 27 @ 9:00 AM
Sunday, July 28 Cowboy Church @ 8:00 AM Rodeo @ 9:00 AM
Southwest New Mexico (SWNM) Gymkhana Team Finals
August 31 @ 8:00 AM Demin8, NM
(We will take the top 3 boys & top 3 boys in each age group to represent HYRA)
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lead
line, break away, dummy roping, barrels, flags, tie down,Mouble muggin', step down,
poles, goats, steer stopplng~ and team roping (heading & heeling)
For all youth 18 and under.
For more information call Kay Peterson at (575)436-2611
Or e-mail: kaypeterson@wildblue.net
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Don't miss out on the summer fun at the
Hidolqo County Foirqrounds in tordsburq, NM
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