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6 HIDALGO COUNTY HERALD
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2015
Messengerto perform at AFP Sept. 5—6 Food for thought
Coun‘esy submission
Local singer/songwriter Jon
Messenger brings to his audi-
ences a hearty stew concocted
from the influences of an eclectic
musical background. Influenced
by everything he’s heard, he likes
to say, “I play what I can, and what
I can’t, I want to learn.” Jon has
been playing at gatherings, festi-
vals, churches, parties,
every tune Jon writes; he has
earned his spurs among true cow—
boy poets and musicians. He
writes some of the most haunt-
ingly beautiful songs of our time
and has found a way to express
insights into the livestock com-
munity that most people simply
overlook. He’s become an inte—
gral part of the Western music
treat this year. At each perfor-
mance a guest will receive a gift
from Outback. Will you be the
lucky winner this time? There’s
only one way to find out — come
to a show!
If you go:
Doors open at 1 p.m., with
performances starting at 2 pm.
For reservations, call 520-378-
6165, or email
dinners, etc., etc., for a
long time...almost ex—
clusively performing '
Western music around
the Southwest and
points east, west and
north of Sierra Vista,
Arizona for nearly fif-
teen years with a smat-
tering of Bluegrass
and Western Swing in
the between spots. 4,
Bringing a unique “
approach to today’s
Cowboy and Western
music, Jon’s vocal and
acoustic guitar
stylings blend to-
gether to bring to all his audi-
ences a haunting and authentic
portrait of cowboy life, past and
present. Interspersed with the fine
Western music are some wonder-
ful selections of Cowboy Poetry,
some by traditional authors, and
some original poems from Jon’s
pen.
The love and appreciation of
the Western state of mind is in
H
ave you got yours yet?
For five years the Lordsburg-Hidalgo Library hosted an
annual Quilt Show, featuring quilts made by those
connected to or living in Hidalgo County. Those histories
have been compiled into a hardbound coffee table book.
community, and is well respected
as a performer and songwriter by
all.
Make your reservations now
to hear this fine local performer
and support live music in the Si-
erra Vista area!
And now for something spe—
cial!
The AFP has teamed up with
Outback Steakhouse for a special
Get your copy while
supplies last! There were
250 copies ordered and
when they're gone...
they're gone!
$ 3 5each
A/[proreerlr mil/go to [he Lordsburg Hidalgo Library Hie/2dr
Please make checks payable to Lordsburg I lidalgo library Friends
To purchase or reserve your
copy of the book, stop by the
Lordsburg Hidalgo Public
Library at 208 E. 3rd Street
or call 575.542.9646.
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reservations@ a
rizonafolklore.com.
Admission is $15.00
for adults and $6.00 for
children 17 and under.
To get there:
Go 6 miles south
of Sierra Vista on High-
way 92 to Ramsey
Canyon Road. Turn
right (west) on Ramsey
Canyon Road, drive
3.3 miles into the can—
yon, and watch for the
AFP entrance and sign
to the left.
About the Ari-
zona Folklore Pre-
serve:
Tucked off the beaten path
in beautiful Ramsey Canyon, the
AFP offers an intimate, appealing
theater seating just 60 guests.
The rustic, comfortable perform-
ing space also boasts excellent
acoustics and a state-of—the art
sound system. The AFP book-
store stocks CDs by featured art-
ists as well as Western-themed
books and art, along with hand-
made jewelry, pottery, and soaps.
Beverages and snacks are avail-
able for purchase to enjoy during
the performance.
Operated in partnership with
the University of Arizona Sierra
Vista and staffed entirely by vol-
unteers, the AFP is a 501(c)3 or-
ganization. Founded in 1996 by
Dolan Ellis, Arizona’s Official
State Balladeer, the AFP’s mission
is “to collect, present and pre-
serve the songs, stories, legends,
myths, and western poetry of the
State of Arizona.”
Coming soon:
Upcoming performers at the
AFP include Peter McLaughlin,
Chris Brashear, and Todd Phillips
on September 12 and 13 and Ari-
zona blues musician Hans Olson
on September 19 and 20. For
more information, including per—
formance schedules and addi-
tional information on featured
artists, visit the AFP website,
www.arizonafolklore.com, or call
520-378-6165.
from Hidalgo Medical & Dental Services
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HMS will be CLOSED
Monday, September 7
in honor of
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If you have a medical emergency
while we are closed, please
Dial 911 immediately
For non-emergencies please call UNM-
NurseAdvice Hot Line when HMS is
closed and at 575-542—8384 and a nurse
LABOR DAY
The clinic will re-openTuesday, Sept. 8
saw
HIDALGO MEDICAL SERVXCES
from the NurseAdvice Hotline may
answer your
non-emergency health questions
530 E. DeMoss Street Lordsburg, NM 88045
575-542-8384 Toll Free 888-271-3596
HMS is a slate and lederally funded organization that provides health
related services to the uninsured and
underinsured based on a sliding tee scale. MIF/H/V
By JUDITH SMOTI'SILordsburg
WATER, WATER NOWHERE.
Recent news is drought, pol-
luted water and rising salty ocean.
Out here I just used to plan for a
short electrical outage for my
well. You know a can of
Stemo and some candles.
With recent pollution
news, how do I stock up with
clean water? I imagine blue , .
55 gallon drums in the living ‘
room until the floor gives way. ,3.
8. Buckets are our friends!
My free source is Albertsons bak-
ery. Walrnart recycles theirs so no
sharing.
Bucket for carrying from
point A to point B.
Just going Camping, dd, f; :
my house can get by with re-
using stored water and just us-
ing 1ess.....for a little while.
It takes some planning
and making a habit and probably
remembering grandmothers’
tricks. She did not want to haul
water any more than we do.
Some advice from FEMA,
Red Cross, WHO. During a full
blown emergency each house-
hold member and pet needs at
least one gallon of water per day
to survive. I say two gallons.
No flushing, no baths, no
laundry, no flower garden.
Hydrate yourself, minimal
cooking, wash utensils, and use
paper plates and Dixie cups. At
this point baby wipes are price—
less! I buy off brand baby wipes
at Saucedo’s #80 for a dollar. At
home I divide into four zip lock
bags and seal with 1A cup of hy-
drogen peroxide. One in each
truck and one in bathroom.
Stored vinegar, bleach,
Dawn dishwashing detergent (not
soap), hydrogen peroxide are im-
portant cleaners and inexpensive.
Use washable rags not disappear-
ing paper towels.
If you are blessed with a well
save your water table now.
1. don’t let water run while
you brush your teeth
2. wash your hands with one
baby wipe.
3. flush less. Up to 1993 a
toilet used 3.5 gallons per flush.
Now it’s 1.6 gallons.
4. Check for leaky faucets.
5. Average US household
uses 70 gallons per person per day.
6. Use a plastic tub in your
sink. Uses less than sink. Fill with
only light detergent and soak
dishes, utensils, dip your hands.
Scrub vegetables in plastic tub
with small amount of water. No
wasteful running water. Now you
have recycled gray water for rose
bushes and trees.
7. Take short showers. Turn
off while you lather.
Bucket for picking in your
garden.
Bucket for catching shower
water you don’t use to pour on
plants.
Pour old kitchen sink plas-
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tic tub water into bucket with
handle. Easier to carry to flow-
ers/garden.
Put out buckets when rain is
forecast.
A good 01 50’ hose stretched
out on west desk
gives your washing ma-
chine at least warm water for
.. . free. If you can use washer soak
; cycle, so much the better.
W Refrigerate drinking water
so it is nice and cold.
“g If you are on city water, buy
Brita pitcher and filter. Refill
your filtered 16 oz. plastic
bottles and refreeze for trips to
groceries in Silver City.
Also expensive Royal
Berkley and only $20. For World
Health Organization life straw.
More next week. The above
may help you with water rate in—
creases!
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Sign-up Month at local Library
Submitted by LORDSBURG HIDALGO LIBRARY
Resources at Lordsburg Hidalgo Library are available to anyone
We have all the tools to keep your Business
ON TRACK & IN THE BLACK
575-542-3125
BOKKEEPIN
212 E. Motel Drive * Suite A * Lordsburg
who has a library card. Students and can turn to the library for mate—
rials, programs and knowledgeable library staff that support academic
achievement. Our library also offers to all ages, access to a variety of
print and digital resources that can be accessed in person or online.
Throughout the course of the month, the library will feature
some activities and door prizes for those who sign up for a new li—
brary card.
For more information on how to sign up for a library card, visit
Lordsburg Hidalgo Library and‘one of‘the staff members will tissue
you a brand new card. Your card never expires and it’s FREE! :
We offer Professional
Services for all aspects of
your small business!
Including:
Payroll
JMonthly, Quarterly & Annual
Tax Preparation
¢Einancial Statements
«fBank Reconciliations
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We hope you enjoy all that our great City has to offer!
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