WEEKEND EDITION SC SERVING THEIR COUNTRY 18 GrnlNG HIS KICKS Ruidoso, it turns out, i-; not Forn 1er Ruidoso resident jin1n1y Sto\·er so far removed from world events will boot Saturday for a national audience
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Rtii>OS(), 1\E\\ iVIF\1(.() • FH!Dr\Y, N(J\. 25. 2001 • () l R ') S ·1 II Y E.'\ R, N U. ') 2
They converged on the Murder stately old church with a sense of purpose and a will ingness to work. They are retrial ONA Monday N
• Thl' fir~t tri~d ()f j()hnnv R.a\' Gutil'rrl'Z MISSION in thL· 199~ ~bying; >fa ninvl'iliL'IKc qorl' dl'rk ended in a hung jut'\'.
BY DIANNE STAlliNGS BY DIANNE STALUNCS 1-.:l II 1t N l \.F\l'' .._I "FI \\ I·U"l 1-H 1-:1 1: ~~ ~-..~ 1 '' \1' .... r 1.11 ,ll·l r 1 H Two years ago, it wasn't unusual for bits of crumbling mortar from the 50-foot high stone ThL' man chargPd with stabbing to death an walls of St. Joseph Mission to hit the floor whilt> Allsup's cll'rk in August 199R is set to stand trial Franciscan bruthern prepared for a service. fi1r murdl'r for thl' Sl'cond time. v The deteriorating conclition of the massive .Jury selPction will bl'!-,rin Monday morning in church in Mescalero sparked a restoration and Alamogordo. repair effort in 1999, which is expected to con Thl' first trial of Johnny H.ay Uutierrez con tinue for several years. ducted in Lincoln County in .July 2000 ended in a Brother David Paz estimated that about 10 dP:ullockPd jur:v with 10 jurors voting for acquit percent of the huge project is complete. tal and two fi1r conviction. Working Wednesday with Thmmy Spottedbird, BPcaus<' of publicity concerning thP slaying of Paz patiently scraped out old mortar and cil'rk ,John DiPhiPr, ( ;utif>rrpz's arrPst "'nd first replaced it with a new lime mortar mix in line trial. tht• stntl' askt·d fCJr thl' case t.u be moved to with traditional building materialR. Otero County. "'''hE" work progressE"s liS donntinnA corn.- in," DIAIIN~ Sl t.WNGS!Sl AFf Diebler was stabbed '27 times. His body was 2 Paz said. "During the winter, we work insidP Tommy Spottedbird, 1·!: :·'II lf'dJc,j~( j .. ' r; • I • '~ . f !\1 idtown m•·rch;mb an· reudv for Fnday's Charges dropped against former Do~ns clerk laund1 of th!' y<'ar·s b1ggpst ,.;hopplllg ,.,,.,J,.,on and hl·liPvt· husm!'s.~ will come despttt• a lack of snow. District attorney says he lacked enough evidence tu convict \Vcihbrecht r m the J1inL·-cou l1l i IH I it t 111ent "Vi1· still .. xpPd l<> gPt a lot ofp.. npiP, .. \lanha Kl'tth managf'r of.')() Mtllion B ( · ,.;aH!. citing BY AMANDA WITT Weihbrecht was indicted along ult was not beyond a rea doubt becau,.;<' thPn' wns not manv farnil_v n•unions In the ar!'n. 0 Rl I!X"N 1 \F\1' "r"n "X1 BV DIANNE SI'ALUNCS • A draft suppk Downs, said WedneAday that Vi!'W it.<; piigf'S. The Aupplemental study comment," Pennington said. mcntal environ rneetinJ,Tfl on the draft Hrt' Het for Th" draft. was prepared focuses on thl' left-tum system "We mailed out 800 flyers on Four issues are coverPd in a Dec. 11 and Dec. 12. The docu based on additional n·s(·arch on the highway and the han the meeting!'! Thesday and are mental impact draft of a supplemental ment also will he available for and anal.vsis conduct..Pcl afkr dling of school busps: irrigation advertiRing in the nPwRpaper.~ statement will he Environmental Impact St.nu._ review fllarting Monda.v at puhlic comnwnt.9 at hPanngH on ditchPs: cultural n•<- INSIDE I .la~"fw, J, (,B- l2H FkAlc,l.llc ,,IJ Alto Lakes Country Club jVAMONOS! L~dy hoopsters <.n~,...,...(,n! lJH ( )lliiiJ<-fn("'<, M lrttf'r';. lA "--f"\1''"' IB shows off expansion Capitan .'ichool kids season opener Op;num ·lA Vam{Jn(t\ IC won have an LJdn()fr falls/ 18 PAGE 2A • HI Jll()~(J ~E\\-. LOCAL NEWS FRlDAY Nov. 23 2001 ------·-----, IN CONCERT Ruidoso's annual 'Angel Tree'· yule traditiop continues today An. Angel Tree will go up · The task force is comprised Of or request for a gift. Write your today at First Federal Savings Raindancer.Youth Services, The na.tne and phone number on and Loan, 398 Sudderth Drive, Counseling Center, Children, the signup sheet an9 the nam.e to be decorated with angels · Youth & Famjlies D~parb:nent, of the chi,ld whose angel was bearing the names of children Lincoln County Head Start, chosen. Return the gift :with who need. help. Lincoln County P&Fents as the angel tag by Dec. 18. This is the fourth year that 'leachers and Big Brothers Big Those who warit to help, but volunteers of the Child Abuse Sisters of Lincoln CoURo/. don't want to shop, can make a Prevention Task Force have "People can pick the angel contribution to the Child Abuse had the Angel Tree. off the tree and return it with a Prevention Task Force 8.ccount Each of the six participating gift by Dec. 18. and the ilgen at First Federal or mail a dona agencies put 10 .names on the cies will deliver the gifts," Allen tion tO the task force c/o tree of children from families said. Raindancer Youth Sez:vices, that need help, said. volunteer 'Ib participate, go to First 1204 Mechem Drive, Suite 13, Mary Allen, and each child has Fede..-al ~d pick out an · Ruidoso, NM 88345. two angels·- one for a toy and "angel." The cbild.'s nanH', age For more infonnation, con another for something practi t(Uld gender will be on the tact Merriken B:ryant a~ . 258=- cal, such as clothes or shoes. angel,' along with a suggestion 3132. SANDY SUGGITT/STAFf Concert pianist Wendy Chen, who won her first piano competition at age 7. gave a workshop to Ruidoso High School choir students Monday afternoon before performing lor the Ruidoso Community Concert Association at 7:30p.m. Vern Edmondson. president of t11e association, introduced the pianist and invited aU the students to atlend the concert free- and to bring their parents along. After performing lor the students, Chen opened the session up for questions. which ran the gamut from ~How fast can you type?" (Answer: 100 wpm) to "Do you ever play 'Heart and Soul' or 'Chopsticks?"' (Answer: No) Just Arrived Wonderful selection ---"""·· of ·c FRESH Cut Trees. Flocked. wreaths. Poinsettias Little vanev ~--· Ruldoso•s Landscape FUll service Nursery • Landscaping Nursery • Tree Work 336-1749 • Maintenance Bring in the New Year at the Airport Hwy & Ft. Stanton Rd. • Tropical Plants ton the wav to Spencer Theatre! • Rock • Gifts Start your New Year with Great Food, Spirits, D.J., and Entertainment. VIllage Hall 258-'1343 ~ Planning & Zoning 2584343 ~ Are 2&7-4118 -<>- Pollee 2511-7365 The Village of Ruidoso ... H.. mo~qoe~.s working for YOU Cxb-a.v-,a.~a.f DID YOU KNOW... CHRISTMAS IN THE PARK · Thurt>day, November 29, 2001 at Schoolhouse Park. • There will be Santa. Sleogh Rides. Entertainment. and Hot Chocolale and Cookies. The • Festivities begin at 6:15p.m SIERRA BLANCA REGIONAL AIRPORT - Pilots; By the time you read this message. If everything has gone as planned, runway 06/24 should be striped and open for the weekend. Call the • airport at 336-8111 lor the latest information. • RUIDOSO PUBLIC LIBRARY - The Friends of the 1 • • Orgamzation wur meet ln the library conference ;_.;;.;. ~" • December 3. Bt 4:00p.m. This is open everyone rs invited to attend. The conference room on Wednesday, the public. WATER DEPARTMENT · Please~:;;;;;;,;;.; uneKplained surface water. This !• .nvesbgate. Thanks for your help. rirc D ... RUIDOSO NEWS i'.'l W<;.H00\1 IH'\1'1 W \1)\JJUISJ'\(; KBITII GREEN Thklng care of YOUR business Is OUR business EDITORIAL AnvlsF.R, F.JIT. 19 For advertisfDg inquiries, caD (505) 257-4001 Dianne StalUngs, ..... County reporter, &t. 22 I BRAD L TREPTOW Pt. 'BUSHER. EXT. .3 Sandy Suagltt...... F.ducation, Vamonos reporter, Ext. 15 Usa Morala •••••••••••••••••••• , , 1•' ••• , , • , •••• Account exet:utlve, Eltt. 7 MICHAEL ScANLON F.Dil'OR, EXT 1" Wes Sc::hweogels, ...... Sports editor, H:itt. 5 Syhia Amanda Witt, ...... Pollee, v!Oage reporter, Ext. 23 Nldtols . - ... - .•.••••..•... ~ •..•....••• , Account o:ecutive, Ext. 2 Th•: IUi \I .. I. . . - F!UOAY, Nqv. 23, 2001 LOCAL NEwS RL:IDOSO Nlm'S -·Let-·Us-beyour FPesh·' ' ' . Produce' - . ' ' ' - . ' . ._SANDY-;;.;;;;;o.;; Fliun.-&flil of the Artists Co-llaborative Theatre sta:rid in front of the future .home 'to a SPace for !ndigerlous the:~ . ablcal projeds, The .Box;. They are, from left, Palli.Adiirnia(l; Brian Tucker ~nd Patti Brimberry .. Sea. story, Page . ·. . 6A. . Store!! ETZ commission·_-~pproves ··WHITE· EEDLE$S .expansion of cellular tower rapes BY DIANNE SJAWNIIS . But ·no -one· showed up 'to . to .erect ·towers in tP,e village ~~ NIIWS 5FAFJI' WRITER . · pppose the. additional equip- an_d the: · ET zone generated ment Monday. . . . heaied opposition. · Addhm' ~ular recepU?rs fu "'Conunissioners .. thought · · Renni~ said he will present · an existing tQwer .Struck ·mem- ..placing additiOnal item.s on tin a propos~;!d sepaJ."ate six-plige be~~~:!!E-~!~~dtoosorial--L~~5:~~g- . existirig tOwer is _a good thing," telecOinmt.fuiclltions ordinanCe C0 .....&01.1 .... u-a ~1..11• Rennick · said · to ~ cominission COIIlDliSsiQQ. ·as a--better option Wednesday, .at ib:! Pee·. 1'7 meet. than putting up a -neW strue- Cellular towers ueommissionel'$ m.g. -· ·ture. ~ one of the thought placing · "'It wiU ' coVer Monday, they approved a items not covered additional itenls. standards and. , petition l)y::Alamosa Properties .. in the ETZ .ordi- on .an existing location criteria, LB. ·. L.P: based in ~ood, Kan., 'to · n.a~ce ·_that Was tower is ;i gOod which I think ani_ ~ radio equipment on a adopted in 1984 _thing.-, the most impor- / toweronPik.e's._PeakRoad. . a.D.d·. they were tantitelnsgeneral~ ·-v·:_ . . Charles Rennick, the village eKC;:lude!i · from. . Charlts itenhick ly to· pe!)ple,~. the .. attorney who.advises the board. commercial zones · viU.~ attorney· attorneY said: 20 LB •. BAG that· r;eviews development in .a . reVision. ·The site of the activity. in a ori~mile zone 'lbwers are con:. t.Qwer is in Gavilari Russet "around 'Ruidoso, reminded .Sidered a conditional use in an Ranch sub4i_vision and already · commissionei'S that the tower ·industrial dist;rlct, tbS plan- is z~med gerieral c_ommwreJal. Werit_ -uP. sev'Sral years ' ago ning staff adw.ed.- · In Other action, the ·board ·atoes ·without perniits. -Plaimer Darren Bremner tabled ·a requeSt· by Raul ~After the· fact, the appli-· ·said board meliibers could con- Mendoza for a --~ door cants askec;l for approval," be sider the antennas w:id Squip- retaiVwholesi:de busi.nesS -in said. "These are new people ment an expansion of an exist- PineS of,' Gavilan subdivision · Who want to attach eq¢pment ing broadcast use and approve ·because. Of questions about the to that· tower. When ~:... thE! site -davelopmeu4. wbic:h applicatiOn_pnd because whale 'nal case cm:ne up, neighbors was tb~ action. they chose. sale ~ctivity is only allowed in protested." Several previous proposals industrially-zoned districts. the· Hubb11rd M:useultl ·Mercantile ; . r.vltn VGU tG ON THE VINE Tb~ $4tcond .flnnual Cluster Tomatoes HC~Iidau Cattou~ Hour -·1.. .. aoz. PKG. Mushrooms While Supplies Last! ·No Rainchecks! We reserve the right to limit quantities. · Friday, Saturday & SunCiay Only NOVEMBER 23, 24, 25, 2001 J RUIDOSO NEWS , i ! .OPINION' , , PAGE 4A, CALI, Us: ,EDITORIAL AoYISml KEITH GREEN ,,• 257-4001 • E-MAIL: KGREEN@RUJOOSQNflws,CQM, FRIDAY, Nov. 23, 2001 RUIDOSO NEWS, Brad, L. Tr OUR OPINION •,The market deci9es affordability 150 new rentals will bring prices dowq rult Ru:icioSo needs: . t0 The definition o( affordable attract more workers for conies froJP a government pro T jObs at all levels of· the gram. tliat will give the a:Part wage scale is -a well accepted nient Owners a ta.1( credit in fact. Just ask some pfthe J;luSi .. · eXcl:um~ for keeping the l'Eints .hess owners who clOse up shpp at._a-cmtafu "affotdable"" level in the off.:season for lack ·or and renting them to people .. help. Part of ~e- problem_· Is who ·meet certain U..come that people who Work in ser-: guidelines. , IDUR OPINION vice_ jobS have trouble finding . Bq.t too much focus on tho~. housing accommodations they numbers · obscures ·the. truly can afford .. · · iniporta:nt issue -:-·that. a com 'Our right to kn.ow' sent a copy of ·th!3 · leiter tO the paper came on. . We- called AuW Tech ·and So when a· development 'pany is adding· 150 units to with a brief story about the 'fact tha:t e'xplairied the situation and the fB,ct company cifiered tO _buy -a piece Ruidoso's. rental housj.ng· 'lb the editor:· with over 504,000 _people· out of work, _,that we probably would not arrive in· of village property. ·in inventory. · Once 8gain, I find- it humorouS thS.t and unemployment higher than it's Ruidoso 'til 5:30 or 6 p.in. · .- Grindstone Canyon and bl#ld a · In a free-market economy · the newspaper devotes a sectiml to bee·n in over 18 years. The manager offered to wait for us 150-unit apartment complex· - like ours, with the basic and ~Our Right tO Know" when they dOn't Can th~ taxpayers PE>ally afford to and to get "'a new alternator before the that would mix "8.ffordable" undenial;»le principle ·of--supply even grasp the concept themselves. spend $67 mi.J.li,on a year for. the next parts store ·c1osea. · We anived just and market-price. unit~. the and demand, t1u> added supply At the Co'mm.issioQ. rileeting; _I- gave 30 years on interest alone, .when So after 5:3o and they stayed: neaTly an plan drew attention.· · · alorie wili bririg priCEOs lOwer. gav.e the commissioners a letter from · much mOney is needed in so IWUl;Y hoUr past clOsing time-to gc!t our vehi -the cJ::tairnJ.an. of· the State Finance_ other areas. Yet the paper would rather cle rep~ We -really appreciate th~r · Committee, showing that in order to do. tell you about the blessing of the ani going the "extfa Drile'" to help us out. -U.S.. 70, the state· would ha.ve to do mals, or boost Mr, Martinez's bid _fbr · MaryDugan All the world's problems another $95 million bond isSUe. That -Congress. So your right to lmow.is only. - Albuquel-qW! -Would bring the highway debt to $959 _if they ,decide it is. · · million. Thi$ is almost double all other Charles Reed in an alrnat)ac , statewide debt, with an annual service San Patricio A tough job, but..; (cost) of$117 million, ofwhl<;b $67 mil-, lion will be interest alone. ''But Service after closing , 'Th the editor: , When· time's pressing, a dead- · There Was a .31 percent literacy Cpmmissioner (Leo) Martinez said no, . It's a tough job being· a Democrat in line is upon ~ in a holiday week'· 'tate, ·despite ~jjulsory ·educa that _the money· was alre"ady there. I TO the editor: . . ~coin County, but eom~ne ha_S to do . and notJ,;ng has come along to tiCk- , t:ion fur cbildren between 7 and 13 guess that one of us' doesn't know how I wish tb commend Auto 'Thch for the . ·tt. . le our fancy, colunni-wiSe. we luive ye~ of aiie;. a bon4 jssue works._ excellent service provided last Friday. I .Thank you·for yOur attention. learned to- have· ~th in ~ All those nUmbers date from I wl;lited·to see ·u it would be men was driving in from Albuquerque with · Glenn &mington favorite, most· the mid-1990s. but they became tioned in the paper. Not ·a word. sO I several friends ancl the alternator light Ruidoso dependable the foundation for 01ir own educa. resoprce- of -last tion about a little-known part of resOrt - The tne w;orld, · . A iline for thanksgiving right here at home Worlc;l..Ahnanac Here's what the 2000 edition (in and Book of print in late '1999) or· The World BY SIEVE DISON care, ftuniJ,y services and damage a&tesement. • Health and Safety Services. We ofl"er claas to citizens arid visitors to ·our communi- / Facts, pub- Almanac reported about the · RIO.~Q_~I_?Q_ Cf-!APTE_I!_. AM~~~ RHJ'!_f_.~ ...•. u iD baby Bitters traiJUng, finlt aid and CPR up to lished annually Talilian.: emergency response. · ty. ' Since 1886. "The 'laliban. an insurgent The ltio · HondO Chapier Lincoln .;. Community Services. We gi- presenta The Red Cross is encoUraging people tions on disaster topics that help eduellte the com- , It's a sure- .Islamic fundamentalist faction. 'District . Offic¢ of the American· ~d munif • I I F)uDAY, Nov. 23, 2001 . PAGE 5A • RuiDoso NEWS Alzli.eimer's. . . - conference' •slated .. M Alzheiroer's Association Daniene 'I'n.\jillp) M.s.w._ and Kids, conference, -. "Coping with edtlc&tional coordfuator fur. the Memory Loss, • will lie held at Alzheiffier~s Association and th~ Ruic:i()SO Convention Center ~Other on "Ootrununication Parents ·~m 8 a.D:a. ·_to 4:3.0 p.m. Friday.- and- Approach.Q Mer lunch, Dec. 14:. , 'rrUjill-o will talk . about The ~t of the conterenc:e is "Cominunii:atioP· -and .. ~.. and· $20:• schOiarshi. .Pf! ars itv . dinner Nov. 15, NO HMO'S PLEASE- . when the cafe teria served · about 900 lunches. • SN·ow REMovAL ·• BACKH.of!·- · . STEALTH CAT E}(CAVATII)IG 336-4919. Money makes kids better Antlqu~ : Collectibles Cllfto.• !llnJilure !if ClaM CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - A in. income of approximately t.O.: !!'"- small ~ount of money can $13,400 over three years resu1t. make a big difference for yOung ed in the children .scoring as' · 2909 &ddcrth,·'~"' llu!dow. NM 88345 phil~n from, poor families,_. well as children. in fainilies 505-'21;'Z.Q2'J9 .. increasing their sacial skills with twice the income. "Thus, a and readiness ror School to lev positive change in incolne-to els seen in clUJ~ ·from Illi.P needs was a· powerful .J)l'Otec ~~.~.~gW tive factor fur cl:tildren from a new- study. Poor fanrilies," they conclude. "Gains in family economic ·nata on 1,216 families col resources . . . are likely · to lected ~ part of the National · ·impi-ove the cognitiv-e an,d Institute on Child Health and sDt,;al functioning ofvery young HnmaD. DeVelopment Study of . Santa Town in Cloudcroft children living in PovertY."~. E8rly Child Care were used in lead author Eric Dearmg, this atudy.. Ph.D.• oftbe Harvard Graduate · 'Ibe study was fun4ed by a at. Zenith Park SchOQl oiEciucation. grant from the National on Friday, Nov. 23 "From th~se findings, we Institute on Child Health and. knOw that natunilly occurring Hum~ Dev.elopment. from 5 to 7 Pm deere~ in faniily income-to needs were associated with Child Deuelopme14t is the and visit our shops for worse developmental outcomes bimonthly peer-nwiewed jour for children from poor families," nal of the Society for Research Late Night Shopping . he says. Even modest inCreases in Child Development. For Saturday, Nov. 24 . in family economic tesoutces in/ormation about ·the journal, lod w improvod perfbrmsnce by · contact Jrmatlum J. Aiken at children even as young as 3. (734) 998-7310. from 5 to 7 pm Nearly 17 percent of chil 2 dren in the United States live in poverty, placing them at increased risk for developmen ~ delays and school problems. The association between pover- ty and slower development is well known, but this stu '1he-BlaCk llox' opens -~e- way-for a versatile _local theater- ' ' ' ...... _BY SANDY SUGGm Acr, described the 0~ box as .t1J.re a foot &om your face."' one that Will. support the vari tic <:fu'e~r .fQI" indep~eilt ~ . ·. Thea~. · Ri'll .KN l '>;E\'(.,.. .,-I -\1-T ''II. ltlTI'JI . an ... iht~ma.te; _ne~ble perfor ··Patti )3rim.b~nTY. AQT tn,a . ety of-talent in.the oommunity ater housEta fu New MexicO and "The. first pl,laSe or·"deveJ.op- _ mance space, wb.ich offei-s the suter, sl;lid thlS is the most. CoBt- and thus draw ·Upon a large Califumia . mEn)t 9f 'nle _BoX· iS a ftiiul~rais- : ··. A newly formed nonprofit rp.aximuni Opportunity to show ··effeCtive means to fulfill the crowd of· performerS and ·per Bri.m~ is ·a violin.ist. m· ing campaign ~ ~erate ·sup theater group has lea~ a case~ artis~'s ;.vPrk."'·. · . . ·needS .of the 10cal'_pel'f~ing ·formance styles: dance,." m;iri~ th.Ef ~Well Sym.Jibony . and port to build the:.physicalSpAee ·· ·· b,.ulding for indigenous th tri· Right ..now. the building .. ,art;s COIIlJ!llu:Uty, re~idents and theater anrl .:ril.uaic.·- and the ~ for First Pre_sbyteria.n Within the bni)djng on· Gavila\1. c8.l projects in RuidOso. A odel · lea,Sed by AGr is .c:m GavUan· viaitOrs. SQ.e said-the _grOup bas 4Pace Co.Uld be. o:fThi-ed fur. · ChUrch in Ruidoso ·and has con- Cariyon. Road. The ·.orgmlize:rS · will be on display at WeUs argo Oan,xon ·Road B.t the ~omer- of. receiVed ~mmitments . f;rom fundr.aisers, 'rucker said.. · ducted. classes, iecitals PJ;td:. wm be ooritactiriglocalbuS:iD.esS-. Bank of the versatile, .inti.ffi.BtQ- Janet._Drive, !1·-litt).e-less, than ·a several people to begin ·the / · · "'rh:is. is our ~est sllot ai 9te~ music· cani:ps _throUgh-~·. prl- .. es and individuals .to lntroduce "black box" theater. mile- north.QfWai-rior Orive. It is process. cif ~attng .. a p(,rlbr ating sQJiletbing that n~dS to VliJ.te m.usic. studio, Dani!i,ng themselves mid ·their· ideaa fur Th~ ArtistR Collaborative· a. ·inetal · · buildiitg ._WitP. thre_e . mance spaee for ind-igenQ.Us be here/' AdaiFlian said. Bear MuSic Studios:·. ·the theater arld -to W;k tQr. sup- TheBtre -with an appTopriate_ bays _gu~. for the theate~ __:_ art,s. . . . . - The. founders of the ArtistS AdamiBU bps: taught ~-. port._ . · . .. _ acronym,· ACT - has rl*"ently nnri no r:enoVati'nn is .-tteed~. . · Adamian ~a~d , t.hS:t; .past COllab~atiVe Tbei~tre ha~ cl,a:Sses for Eastetti."New MeXicO ·,"We ~'t have 40ne thiS gai.ned nonprofit <>tatUH and is Th~ model._show~--- a y9stibule theater pr:ojects, such. as the niany years· of ~ri~-in the lJll.ivereity-RUi~o, .conducted if we didn't think the communi 'J:"eB.dY for the communi~y sup• · . Wi.tli ·a ticket booth and, ·RuidOI;~oJ..;i~tle_Th.e~te an& the perfonnmg artS, both artiStically ~dults': and children's acting .ty ' atipport wq.s · out there,"' port need~ to nuilu.<.the t.heatm> upstairS, a tech mezzanine IUld Thrr:i~oriaJ.·TheB.i;re h d.i'Ul) up and managerially. . . wQl"'kshops and direCted jmXluc- Brimberry said. · project a reality, ideally for n~xt · tech booth, hrrocn room .and againSt . th.8 pl'Qbl of hou.S , ~ has'p}ayed key tech. tio~ ofhis. oWn playS, "A Fiilling .~e interested· in sup()ort summer's season. · caretaker'S .. ioft.. The perfQr- i:D.g the ·perfonnances... · · ~cal ~es for the· .SQutr.. Coast In" and_"Caulk and PUtty;•• He _ing the theaterpn,jeCt_ma,y coli '"The first thing we I)Bt;!d U) qtance :,;pace is ft sq{tare ·fitea. of .. "They .were. hou~ed in .bUild Repertory, Lahabra 1. ·Civic wa:~ .co-artistic director·. of· Adamiait or 'l\t~er at .261- / .know is if the community want.a· 1,500 to 1,600 square feet..Itcan ingS: ·that· Were lll~equiJ?ped fat: Playbouse .. and· at -the Spencer Ruido:sO•e Encba:O.ted Thea:ter' 4874 -or Brimberry· 3t· 378- it, and then will they· decide to ·be.reconfigured to fit~the needs ' th,e. role of a theater, and were Theatei."" artd q:as served:,as :artiS- arid Capi~'s · Territorial 1166. · build it,., ~aid Brian '1\.J.cker, sec- . of varioUs "thea~r prqjJi!Cts, with · eveiltuaJ,.l:y shut down "foi- code retary of. ACT. "Eventually, V..:.e'd seiit.tir!-g·capacity at l().Q .. violatioris.·· Even during ·the like to see a theater downtown. "With: -tlu:~· Ven:~.B.tility of· he_ight of its _popl.Uarity, ih~ BetWeen the Spencer Theater spaee, we' Fe n;ot.limited bY. fiUlY. now defu.n.ct· Ruidoso Little and the high sChciol auditdrium thing... Tucker said. 'We can Theatr~ was .having to bQunCe (now under constn1ctioriJ, it keep ihe inti:p1acy; that's Paul's around CQnst8J::itly from o_J;l.e could be a i:P"eat thing if we can .· -and rhy V.siO!J~ A regUlar the place tO another, looking ..for a establish ourselves as a theater ater sets the perfOrmance apart· viable venue in which to per- conubunity." from the audience instead ·of f<9rttl- " - - .· •. . Paul Adami~·, president of being where $-e actorS Cllll: "gee- The group sees this spa.ce·as ·DEA'fHS··· ' ~·~~- .J. Roger Hall, MD . lionel Griego the · diteCtion of LaGrone g;~dso.n~ Micha~l .-and !3~en Boi:l~d· Certlf!ed,· Fellowship Trained Funeral. Chapel of Ruidoso. : , Bunt. CB.tarac( Specialist A roSary for Lionel Griego, .· · The f8.rhily suggests·. · Ei Arrangements are under. 55, ofCa"pitan, will be at 7 p·.m." m"e"mOrial for· Mr. 'Banks' sons the . d.irectlon · of L·aGi-one Fri~ay at. Sacred Heart that has .been established . at Funeral.Chap~l of RuidoSo. . Catholic Church, where the the WellS F~rgo B~. f'urieral Mas!il will be a:t 10 a.m. on Saturday,-Nov. 24. The ~v. ZulaO. Bunt Dave Bergs" will officiat;e. Mr. Griego died Sun~ay, FlJileral services.for Zu:ia 0. Nov. 18, 2001, in Capitan. · Bunt, 93, a fOnner resident of He was bciiTl Jan. '14, 1946, ltuidoso Downs, will -be at . in Carrizozo · and lived. in 10:30 ·a.m. Satu.r4aY. ·at the Lincolh Courity all hj.s life. First Baptist Church of· He served. as a correctional Ruidoso Downs, with the Rev: ·officer at the Southem New Randy Widener .offi.ciatipg~ ·~ T(~'mpomry workerS Mexico Cortectional· Facility~ Burial will follow ··at Forest Las Cruces· and was a memb r Lawri cemetery. AVAILABLE NOW; 24 of the. Sacred Heart CathQ ic M,rs; BUnt died Wednesday, hours a· day. seven ·days a Church, ' Nov. 21, 2001. in AlrunogQrdo. week. He married Gloria Chavez · She-was.. box:n SePt. 12, 1908, • Clerical, Housekeeping .. ·, in in 'Thxas. . 1965 iri Ca.IT:iz.oz.o. . Hollis· Sptings, .Food Service, Survivors include his wife-, · She moved to.· Ruidoso COnstruction HOmeowner Gloria, of Capitan; dauihters Downs in 19~8 from Weed and Vivian· Griego and Brenda was a member of the· First Se;rvices Griego Taylor, both of Capitan; Baptist "Church of· Ruido.so .. RISK FREE I Hour his mother, Lucia SaveE of DoWns. She -married W. S. .Ouarantee! you pay on·ly Capitan; a sister. :ry "Dick;,. Bunt on Nov. 30, 19~5.. for the hours worked • · Skoglarid and her hu· band, He .preceded her iri ·death in Nick, of Capitan; a brother, 1997. (4 hr. min) I / Jake Griego of Carrizozo; a , Survivors include a son, RUIDOSO. granddaughter, Bryanna Kenneth BWlt and iris wife, Call Today! / AlwOGORtiftimc • Parker;·. and a grandson; Brian Terri, of Tularosa; a sister, 257-1876 Taylor. Vonceil Clark and her hus· 0FFJr::r Houns I 257-93UU 1 ooo-32J- 1176ll Arrangements are under band, J .R., Of Albuquerqu~; and MoN -9At~-3 'ISI'M WED 8 Fnl- 9AM-NnnN 700 MEcHtM DR flUJiloso the direction of LaGrone Funeral Chapel of Ruidoso. John Lee Banks The funeral for John Lee Banks, 51, will be at 1 p.m. today at LaGrone J<'uneral Chapel in Ruidoso. Mr. Banks died 'IUesday, Nov. 20, 2001, in Albuquerque. He was bom Feb. 12, 1950, in 'lU.cumcari and has been a resident of RuidosO for 10 years. Survivors include sons John Patrick and Ryan Banks of Ruidoso; his mother, Jennie Lou Jones of Thcumcari; his father, John C. Bariks of Clovis; sisters Linda Lou ·sims of Dallas, Texas, and· .Laney New- Technology. It is a critic81 · provides·the latest technologY' c~ available. For more· ChancEl of Roswell. 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Memorial Ikard country7 Southern New- MeXico 1 ouer 48 years 1 you more. about it! combined eHjJerience Cancer Treatment Center now h~s access .to the" best caitcer I repalring~ost major J... 1. bran~s o.· Household 1 Hppllan s can us I I · toda .& stop · I postPoni"ng those long ·I needed repairs, . 1 I Plll!laS8 adUIIII!I of Coupini Of~r l!lfl!'f <' ,, -· I • RlJidoso~s undergluund water is a hit~or-miss matter / -• ·Thl$ Is another in a <;Ontinulng series of stolies · on waret; i!S quantity, quality ·Earthquake damage of water wells here not likely and JoCadqn Jn lincoln . - BY DllllftE SIIILUMG$ Count)>:; innOOso NliWS STAI'I' WRI'l1!ll. on the RicQ,ter'8cale _lJIX:!,lr in the ~tate.9ach year, Sanf'mU said IlropPing to 8. magrutude of _2, ·aD Jiy DWIE Slll1l!lOS A...... , who has ,...Diwred ....thq""'-m $Wrage or 16 q~ ara 'rec:ordeci'each year. or RlJlDO!I) Nll'iiS Sllii'F W!imm the area lbr ~eS. ·doesn't :ruiB uut the" possibili that number, about 40 ~t ori,gin$ in a 25· to. t);:that eQlth tn,uborB could disrupt a Water 'well. ISO-miki zone around SocQrro. be ~. · Wlum he Wru;l 12 ye8rs old, 1\1. &mfurd. witl}- ~ New MeJdco·Institute of ··"'A m~tq.de ~ Would ~:·jour &:tt&ition, Conrad Keyes 11P""1' IDs ..,._ ·Mining. and Technology. in Socorro, recalled a but probably~ t.() the.poiiitof)Osing a few~ mora worldxlg_ at a·lish hatcheey ~uence·of·sbanow- ~quakes m~ northern ofhhelve.s;" he said, "'n 1906, there~ sotne 5.8 ""'by the state Game and Floh. ·Jotnada-del Muerl:o east·ofSoc:orrO that Could ·have ~agpi,iude earthqUakes in thiB ar(!a." 'I'i-elnors ~ De~ onthentirthforkof damaged.wells. But histori'C.a.lly,-the !Q.'E!B r:lround· more frequeqt_ahmg' \;he Rio Grande OOrricloi and· UPJ""" Eagle ()reok. . . · Rlli,doso is nOt impacted. by se:i_smic activity, he_ in the Tularqsa Basin, Where th6 earth's cnJS'I; i& . ae would gather the young ~d. . being stretched. but: at a very low rate, he slilid. fish and transport them fur ~ on 40 yiHHB· of research, -an a~ of He conmc~ers the c}uiQces ora Wen being-:~mPact ~aBe in t)le Rio RindoSo. But -three eaflhq~s of a mEJgnitude of 3 or gree,~ eci aro~cl Qirrizozo' fron:l. an iaartbquake ~-" ·. mthe early 1980s, Keyes said a !luge norxt.· waShed out the hatchery 8nd the state eventu-. · wells ·not in ~ ·-be plugged .Keyes · S_aid Wednesday.. "We earthquakes in the area, he ally_decldedn<>t to rebuUdit. immediately. lOok this cbu:ntrY .all over durlng said. Floods .continued to be ·a "Th<>y .proved that pluggfug _hunting se~~. He keepS . 'q; kQow :fur a fact we ha.c:l a problem-~ ~ t940s, prOmpt the holes innneruately hol~ tellli;J.g me we're goi:Ogthrough a_ tremor· that hit- .in the 1950s .mg officials with tho village of the undergrou,rul water table,• droqght- cycle and it.·will be north of Socorro. A (family) had o .RuidosO to- construct a Series of he ~d,: 'That didit't'happen ill e,xtended for several ·moi'e lovely fann on the east side ofthe mini-dams in the main ci'aek Lincoln County. People j~t' years. . malpa.is and all-of a sudden i,n al ski Run ROad, d . ed to Walked··away-from holes drilled "The lake at the Inn of the less than .-24 hoUrs, their well ca~debris drailged =with and .·blasted tbr mines ·or. uSed Mountain Gods 'yestenley wail Yient .cpm:pletely _dry,~ &yes said. a ruSlf-ofwater; · fur m ' '., -...' """~~ '' ••• • •• • -- ( .. RUIDOSO. . NEWS :. SECTION B .. .• • SPORTS. Nov. · 2001 SPoRrs EDITOR WEs ScHWENGELS • 257-4001 • WESS@RumosoNm'('s.c·uM .PA ' '· . •.· • . ' . ; • ' ' SPOR S Racing. board talks.llobbs track . ' ' ·.. . . ' . . . . - . . . ~ .· · • Pr.oponents. want to bring rac.in.g Commi~;;sipn's agertcy director. 'We didn't th~ building~( a· $26- $30-million facilitY -and gaming to the ti1wn abn_ut 150 allow any pres~ntations or discussions ·(m to be opEm. as aoon as the fourth quarter mileS soti~})east of Ru"ido.so, but proposals' from any Of the gtoupa th~t 0(2ooz·.. · · ·h d • have submitted· reques.is for li~ense · - According to_ the conunission, Ken; d. etrda~ors say t ·estate oesn t. ··becaus_e: -this:.Wi:um't the .proper time" or Newton, 'the. fbnp.er ownSr ot; the· I(JhP,i- . nee ·another track. . forum to -compare ~me prop_osal_ against tered Downa at·S.ant.a ~e; also..bas indi- the others.... c;ated _a poSsible interest in appJ;,}ring, bq.t _. H;ors8racing¢ouidbe-cor;hingtoliobb~. Hobbs' has a population of about liasn:ot'sub~ttedanappliCation.-· ·"if the New Mexico _Racing COmmiss.on 30,000.- with another -IO,OQO--or so living : Pr~:Ponents ·say·that the builc;i:ing of·a grants a license. · iD. .the. ~urr:ounding coUnty. It is located . ra~'* ~ casino in· HobbS will bring A public h\'!aring Nov. 14 on issUes_ Bur- apprOximately 100 tniles southwest of ·r.acing $Dd, slot niacb:ine gam;ng to an ..rounding 'the·- poU,..ntial building of" a Lubbock, ao··roiles nort;hwii!Bt ol'.Odesaa area not currently -serVed Within the hYbrid ·race~ack/casinq.' in th~ southeaijt. _artd .-:1,50_ miles southeast of the closest s~ate, while also taking advan~ of the New. Mexico oil.:..pat.Ch· comr:nU.nit)r of "J."acetrack, Ruidoso DOwns. , . deart~ of racing.and gaming opportuni -Hol;>bs prriduood -iri.any points of·vie"lo\.' and .)n 'September, the ' co~missio.n ties iri the "rexas · Panhandle. Besides _plenty of _informatfqn. No~. it's up .to the recei.... e!d an application from offi_cia:ls : o]ipoeiti"on from reU,gi.Ous lead~rs. "other commissi~n to decide if ~oth¢r racetrack; -from Ruidoso Dowils- for. a racfng· and opPonents of the proposed racetr~casi.. ( is nee«;\l;!d to Complemerit the four alrea~y: 8-aJning licens&~ along With plans that out~ no say tb.Qre; 'is not a ·need for another in operation wi.thin'the state.. · · line the building of a $17- $20-milli"Qn .sUch-'fa:cilitY. in the state. . · .The Public hear.~ng · was orlgin_ally hybrid racetrack/casino.· . · ._ . "l -wo~ld say· . that· the· input we scheduled in late. s8ptember- but- "V-as Su,nlarid. Pftrk has proposed a $43_.3 rE!Ceived. duririg tht;' Pl:lbU.C hellring. Was postponed by the fivc-m~rober colnmia- million project On a 250-acre sitE;! that will about f:qual as. far as those for or 8.gainst .siQn. The ineeting i~.Hobbs featured pre-· includ~-a slot" CaSino With capacity for.600 the ·g.r&nting of a license .m· the Hobbs sentations· from both 'propO.ni:mtS: and' ·machineS,· a· dne-mUe ·av~;ti "with both ar88.," Luna. saJ,d. "The. CoriunissiOO_ wiJ1 opponents. (or tl:re building o( a lacilify. ' seven-furlOng and· 550-yard chlltel:l and now-take the information fro:nl. tJ:;t.e public .. but the three groups. that haVe submitted 1,600 s·taJla. TQe propoSal also calls for: 43 hie~ring -iiitO E!erioUS-cowdderation when'. · proposa! : tO cOn~tr.uCt a,nd ,opera~e a days of mixed meet racing, ·at -a .starting dacl~ to or if to move 'forw·aro. on any ·facility were not inVited to-speak daily pUrse level of more than ,$110~000, ··of the-license requestff." . "This was ~ meeting to .hear th~ ,peo~ . · and 32 ·stakes. races. Accoi'ding to Luna, the commission ' pie's views abOut having_ a rac~track in Th_e.'commissiOit and New Mexico will not take any'oo~US Bction on' the· their community, .and - tq' their credit.-: State Police are curr.ently reviewing an Hobbs i.slnle until at least Nov. 28, When they came O\lt'in fotcii ari/d were not shy application from a p.ilrtne'rship headed by ihe group iS scheduled td m.eet next to· about p:re·st!;nting their Views," sa"id Shawn Scott, "the fhn:ner. owner Of Del~a -disCl,lss -~e .findi.D.JJs ofihe public bearing J.uliB.n Luna, 'the -_NeW· Mexico Rat:;"ing Downs in Louisiaha:·SCott has prof)psed aswellas~gular~daitems. . - 1- . Lincoln County · 6-MAN: Chiefs, Grizzlies earn honors·· Democrats FROM PAG£18 Holiday. Party Aldova, Carrizozo line~an Levi -Bohle, linebacker Jesse 2.:30 p.m, • No. Stitch Cataract Surgery ·Samora .and backs Brent Saturday, December 1 Dixon and Avila. Cree-Meadows· • Eye MusCle Surgery · Carrizozo~s SfUDOra, _Brent Mescaler"!s :Restaurant, ·RUidoso • Eyelid Repair & Cosmetics Raymond Bigmouth Dixon, BQble, Avila' and (32)'was a first-teanl all • Las<;:r SurgerSr Beltran also received honor Bring a new -Unwrapped toy district punter and sec worth ;:s or more for • Pediatric Ophthalmology . able mentions in ~fferEmt posi~ ond-team n.:1ning back. tions, as did Chiefs Darren -santa's Helpers an·dfor • Emergency Ejre Care He and tearnmate Tal riCk non-perishable food.ltem(s) Valdez. Adolph ·Morgan, David En]ady were the. only for the' Lincoln County_ /)r. l:·ll.~strolll is S('('illg jJaticols on Marden,· Eldon Enjady, Chiefs named to the first Food Bank. :PonOv.a.n Bi(!P.t10uth and team. CarrizoZo had 1t edncsduys 111 H11idoso. RowanYu~s. three first-learners. Call rot· an appointment • I-S77-'J27-JlJJ7 Lake Aithur quarterback/ call: 354-2573 lineback.Sr Kyle Lard· wa_s named the district'li!l p~. of ... ~' •. flttPHOTO _;__c "'"':"' - "$ ~-' ., t:SI2J -•. --· -· • -v--~· . ~"" ~ f the year. - I• r:zl.SlPRESBYTER ...... , ic:Ar seflvlc'Es' BUILDING A H ER STATE I The animal Presl:Jy1td Hospice Light Up A Life tree u~:;~J at 4 p.m. on Sunday. Angel oma ments may be ones and· hung on the to friends and This year's the Hobbs Family of by Hospice vc•1u welL be I . ' I ., ' FR!OAY NoV. 23 2001 LOCAL NEWS. _RumosO NEws··,~ -PAGE 3 8 '"'· / Criirunal. cases ty more than $2,50p, 3rd· marijUana: Cr01.157. three·counts coilspiraCy tO tfaf. ·ed: ·grlmd- jury indictment on Ruidoso: r~!ving stolen prop· ·degree felony; CROl-151. N~.. 6 - Allen -Smith, 43, ti.c cocaine, 3rd·dew:e.e felony; -three Counts of-distributiOn of- _erty, fireal"ll}.;·CROl-170. The following criniinal cases Nov. 5 -Wesley Owen; 42, Mescalero; grand juz·y indicl- C~01.-l62. ~arijuana; 4th~dew.ee- f~lony; Nov, 13- Cynthia Col..-mnn. ~ filed in Lincoln County · Ruidoso Powns: worthies~:~ -ment ·.on trafficking c,ocaine by · Nov. 6· - Dustin Reel, 21, conspiracy to distribute mari.- 33, no address:- 'tUgitive com · Distli-ct Court in C~zo. checks, 4th-degree felcmy; : distributiOn; 2nd.,degJ.-ee felony; Alto: distribUtion of metharn- juapa, . 4th-degi-ee. - f~ony; plaint.from t_h~_.state of-Jbxn~· They ~ ici'entified by the date} CR01·152. CR01~168...... phetai1Unes, ard~eW·ee felony; CROl-168. . CR0!-171. , . the ~dant, t.l;le charges 8.Il\!l - Nov, 6 - Deviri Nicole Nov. 6- William MendezJ"r.,. diStribution marijuana, 4th-· ·Nov. 6 - Janiva J·. Herrera,· Nov. 13_- RObert .lien!;ht·.~- thE! docket. number. · E\u-kins, 21, I..ovingtOn: grand.·· 38'; Mescalero.: gr('lrld jury .,degree-felOny; CR01-:1,63. . 20, Ruidoso: ~and jUry_· indict- 4o, .. nO 'l;lddress:· fugitlv'e t:olil Oct~ 25 - 'Th.riuny SUe cross, jury indictment oiJ. b'afficking indictment on ttafficking.: 'NoV. -6 - Jose Prieto, 23, ment on two c0U:l)ts ofdis~bu- plaint ·-from the state of' 2S, Rosweil: · distribution of B.· . Coo~e _by' 'diStiibutiop, 2nd~ eCcRine by distv_ibUtiOi)J 2nd: RuidoSo Dow!J,s: grand jUry tUm of mariju_ana,. 4th.~degree ·Arizona; CRO'I-172 .. controlled substance, IIJ.etham·~ degree felony; CR01·155. degree felony; di13triblltion -of indictm'ent on three counts of . fe1oriy; CROl-169. · ' -NOv. 1;3 -.·George Bie~, 4L. · phe~, 3rd-degree feloOy; f:lov. 6 -'-- Waylon "Duley" ·methftmphet~mines, -3rd· trafficking Cocalne by distribll~ Nov:.. s·~ Jam,es Dor~ (also ·; Lubboc.k. 'fexas: aggi-av'a:tNl .. · ·. e9ospiracy to· traffic metl$m- G:raham, 29, Ruidoso: . grand degree felony;--CR01·159, . tion, 2nd'-degrec felony; three known as· ·Eidwaid Foster, Joe DWI. liquor, 4lh--~egree. f~luny: · / phetamines; 4th·degreei felony; jury indictment on trafficking N~y. 6 - Jot;)'athari S!:!dillo; .counts conspir~cy-. to traffic· Blake, Edward Doran,'·EdWard C~Ol-173. and posSession of· drug para· cocirine by· distribution: CROl~ · 20, . Cilrrizozo; grand jury cccaine;. 3rd-degree felony; Ellis, J~ Edward Gonzales, Now20- Dustin. ~uJtemei1; Phernatia; . ' lilisdemeari.or: 156. · -indktment on distribution of CR01.. 164. JosePh Blake, Edward Elias CR2001-150. Nov. 6 :-.. Travis Prins, 38; methamphetamine~;, · 3rd· Nov. 6- Bcriny V. ZEimor8.,. ~d Janies E~waro Marin'l; 41,· Oct. 30--l\4arth$ Mantring, MescalerO: grand_ juiy. indict--. degree felony; CROl-161. 34, Carrizozo: grqr:fd - jury . 36, RUidoso Downs~· larceny ment on two coun'ts distrlbu· Nov. 6 .- Esm~rt>gitdo M. indictment On· distribution of more thfui $2Q,uoo, 2rid-d~e t;iOn Of: marijuan~:~., 4t'P-de~ Almager,. 22, ··Ruidoso ·Downs; .marijuana, 4th·dcgree felorty; felony; receiviilg. stolen pioper--. felonY; conspiracy tO di~tribute grl:indjllry indic_trro"r~nt on ·Uu"t•t• CROlp166. coun'ts oftraffickiil~ b_o{ cot·uirlt' Nov, 6 - .Gerald Woor;ison ·- distrib'-:'iion 2p.d-dcAl'l'e felony; · Shorlman, 44, no address list- .i_kill_[ii. BRIEFS J,'roperty damaged! foreheftd. . police said. "Dugger· o' w:as tranSported by emergericy . FIRE SEASON 2002 Ruidoso. police' reportOO: ·medical serviceS. to Lincoln · . J()B APPLicATIOI'IJS AVAILABLE --criminal damage -to ptopei-ty Coun:ty Medical Ce:O.ter Where . . . -in . the 300 block of North he was· treated, police ··said. ·N·' . -Hemlock Circle. at 10:30 p.JI\. Dugger was cited lmd;i-Slefu;ed_ Have you eVer wr. tempo reported that' a can of power .- · . Police arrested Kenny R. steering fluid was poured mi Panteah, 35, .of Mescalero, in, po!;ltic>ns are here and r"'la)~,l the right . ~ar p&pel of ·the tb;e 2QOO bl~ck of Suddeith ~lloble ar;.: Maintain flame Heating !lvstems . i .,. ·• . • Haye your chrmney Inspected and cleaned annuaJit ~ 8 ·certlfli!d specialist. • Insulate chimneys and place spark arresters on top.'· · . · • Extend the chlmriey at least three feet above the roof. <0 • Remove branches hanging abo.va arid arouncfttie·ciabnr'lity;. . ., -' 30 feet ar~nd your horne. Have-A Fire Safety and Evacuation Plan . , , '·\ • fr'lstall smoke alarms on every level of yqUiifti;I'Me. ),' _ • .Test.them mo_nthly and change-the battetlststlbaat:onft·a~at. • Practice fire esci";lpB and eVacuation planS. · ' _ . _ •' Mark the entrance to your property w.ltt'flf;ol1a.fhat are clearly visible. • Know which local emergency set'YICE!S are .-vallable and have those numbers posted. om,• arrd "!fjacentta • Provfde emergency vehicle access through roads and dr~veways at least 12 feet wide with a~equate turnaround space. . • VIllage ordiltence reqwl~u to -have your street a"ddress visible (minimum 4" in height~. ' 1•'" 1!1111"'fllre fr1>m sprea~Ing . Folli•~• Local; llumlne ..,...t . ·• . · · / • po not burn "-!ah or ~ft\er debris withOut proper knowledge Of local burning laW$, the vlilage of _,,, : Atildoso.do&¬1t11t.W outside burning of any type! ' '" . - . i ;_, ' 1 . . ' -.oUr pine n~ aWl tfte· tdiioruh'*"' fMiit of Charge! Pl»ee near road, away &..10 duntpste.-. and IU'1'angt:uaeats (Or J>lekap. :it""'·~ i•ny questions 011 piekap,_ eall Solid Waste .U lSi·ISOl. ~ A. Disaster.,.Resistaiiit. .. :;..- I PAGE 4B • Run:>Oso NEWS LOCAL NEWS FRIDAY, Nov. 23 2001 Rio Grand~ Air increases schedule ·for winter Births reported a Lincoln Nov. 6, 2001, a- son, Issaya BY AMAH~ WITT . Thursday and Fri.day. The 'later flight wiU .~e're getting :pwre"re:cognitiop. and people CoUnty Medical Center dl.liing Dominique Estrada, "to A,mber ~~-~""~ST~mlf!!JI depart at. 5:30p.m. ·an Monday, Tuesday, are realiZing the serVice is there," the . firs( half of "No\rember Darby and ;Eric: .Estrada, 7 lb., . .Thursday,· FridQy, Saturday B.Ild Suriday. Wooldridge said. included the followihg:· -4"·L ... , :f9" Rio Gr.a,nde Air will offer ~-flights fu ."The oti1y flight on Wednesday lmives at The village of Ruidoso subsidiz~s·the air Nov. 7,- 2001, a c{.aughter, and from Ruidos() and Albuquerq~ for the 12:15 p.m: . · · line bu.t needs pOOple to· use.· the service... Nov. 1, 2001, a daughter, .. Haley Mad~on Fitzpatrick, to wintei- semiori. · The moining flight fu:nn Albnquetque Mayor Robert Dopaldson said" RuidOso fa Marin Nicole Najar, to. Linda Misty and. Allep Fitzpatrick, 6 Based in Taos,·Rio Grande .Air began se~ ·wW depart at 8 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, wm-king with federal and state· money· to lind Nico Najar, Enb., 11:5 oz., .lb., 6.6 oz., 20" . . vice hi R-wdoso in the 8\l.ll:llriE;!r. Tbe·compa- Thursday and Friday. The ev~ flight develop a nmte for the airline. The go"al·is to 20" · · · ·Nov; 8, 2001, a son; Ctirtia ny first ~gan operation in New Mexic.o in will depart at 4 . p,m. daily except for· cyeate traffic fur Rio Grande A:ir so that they · Nov. ;3, 2001, a son; Kaden · Caleb Colt Guthrie, to Sbeili ·tl].e. spring of 1999,·, ·said Rio Grande Air .Wednesday. The· WednesdaY flight Will can survive withOut ~-subsidy. Thomas Gile, to Kana · Matz PAd Mark.GutQrie, 7 lb.; President· Timothy Wooldridge: · depart at 10:45 a.-~. ~e're there for the community. I bqpe Lutterman and Eric Gile, 7 lb., . 6 ..4 oz., 20" · The nE!W flight scheQ.ule Will includ~ tWo · The earlier a flight is booked, the better they get on the-airplanes and"nmke it araw~ .03 oz~. 19" Nov. 14, 2001, a . soD; . flights a d3y. Wooldridge ~;~aid this is ·tm:Por- th!"! ·price. If a: reserv:ation is made two ity fOr Ruidoso,"· Wool~ s~d . ·Nov. 5, 2001, a da'ughter, ~othy·David Clark. to .Stacy tant for people who. want to· spend the. day weeks ;in adVl[lnce, the pri03 ~$59; one week Donaldson Said RuidoSo · would· "know Lakeish.a . Denise Rocha, to Blazer and T4nothy Clark, 7 in Albuquerque I;Uld returp ~e same in advance, $69, Wooldridge.Sa.id. · wliether the Co:minuri1ty has .enough traffic Alice. Tahnito and Tererice lb:·;s.9 oz., 20" · · · · evening. "Havi;ng. two flights a. day js more · This· Summer .. the airl.i.pe offeri:d two to sUpport-· the ~line after a 12- to 2.4- RoCha, S"lb., 6.4 oz,,-18" "Nov. 15, 2001, a .daughter, prlW"ti.Cal," he s~d, · ·. flightS,· but cut dOwn to" One round tl'i.P.in. the inonth irial. ·A decision then will be. made Nov. 61 2001,"a sdn,.Garrison · · LucaBella Moss Montano, tQ Cunentty the airline.·ot:rers flights _frOm · fall. · on the future ·or air service for Ruidoso. · Heath WeeJ11S, to Ginger and Ericka ·Jones and Damian RuidoSo .to Albuquetq~ at 11:30 a.m. and wOoldridge sai.d,-the total number of pas Rio" Gi-anae.Air operates a fl~t or cessna James Weems, 7lb., 2.9 oz.,.l9~ Montallo, 6lb., 5.2 oz., :18" from Albuquerque to RuidOso at-·10:35 a.Iri. . sengers increaaed in.. September .iri Spite of Grapd · Cariwari turboProP. aircraft. The · The trip takes' .i:iPI:n-oximateiy one hour, . ·the Sept. ll incident. ·Rio Gr;ir.lde Air was ~es seat nine passeiigBrs eD.ch. . Wooldri~ said, one of only two airlines to show _an actual Rio Grande Air. is )D. the p:rocess oftalk: lijft.iiQ(i-M COURT · The new morning flj.ght·W:ill depart from ·ye~i.jrear pa![!isei:tger. txafli9 ·growth at. mg .to',Alamogm.:do and Roswell to .develop Ruidoso f,lt 9:.30 a.m. -on Monday, Thesday, the Albuquerque·· Iritetnation.al Snnp~rt.· other connections. · FROM PAGE 3B • DVO.i-105. • Ndv. 8 - Angela Cordova~ 19, Capitan! criminal damage ; Willia:rps ·.. vs.. · CamerOn to property, misdemeanor; pos WilliamS; domestic abuse pro session ·.of burglwy tools, 4th tection petition; DVOl-106. degree felony; r~siderltial bur- · Nov. t3 .,.._ Darla De Shaw . glary, 3rd-degree felony; Jarce~ Bevel .VB. John Bevel; dom~tiC ny less than $2,500, more than. .abo.s"e pr.otection petition;. $250, 4th-degree felony; receiv DVOl-107. ing stolen property, 4th-degree Nov. 13 - · ·nelia "Dee" felony: and resisting, ev8.d.lng Hiu-dee vs.. · · Sandi-8. O.rtiz; or obstructiil.g an officer, .misde dom"es~fc ab.use protection ·peti D. meanor; CR01-176. tion; DVQ1.;108. . Nov. 14 - State of New ·OUT Domestic cases Mexico; Hunian Servic~ TODAY Department '!lnd Betty C; The following domestic rela- Herrera vs. Car.los · Nava, also THE tiOna cases were filed m Lincoln known as Luis· C~ Sanchez- · Cqunty District· Court ·in .Nava.or Luis Nava;.petition to Carrizozo.· They are identified ·detennin~ par~t-clrild rela by the ·plaintiff and defendant, tionship; DM01-150. the type of action ·and the dock- . Nov, 14 · - Reba Ford vs. et..numbar. Sim.tnie Marshall; domestic Oct. 23 -Joe G. Thomton Jr.· abuse protectiQn petition; vs. Friday L. Bodin~; pfatition DV(H-109. for order of protection· from Nov. 19 ;- Bernadette domestic abuse;-DV2Q01-103. Micha:et ,VS; · William PB.ul OCt. 30 ....: Cyrithia"· Odoffl vs. Gaiza· Jr.; domestic abuse pro . Kevin Odom; doniestic abuse. · !-action petition; DV01-110.. protection.p~ti.tion; DV01-103. Oct. 29 - State. of· New Ch>il cases Mexico, Human · .,Services Department and the state .of, Th~ following. civil caSes Texas and Christine .Anne we-e filed· in .Lin.ooln. County Stewart; statement for regis~ District Court iri .Carrizozo. tration of foreign Support order They are identified by the date, and clerk's notice; DM(n..:137. the plainti.ft:and defendant, the Oct.· 29 - State of New type of action· and the do~ -~exico Human Services number. · Department and the state of Oct. -30 - Kurt Richardson California., county ·of Ventura; vB. the state ·of New "Mexico statement for ·registratiori of Tax~tion an!;J Revenue fore"ign support order and · Department, Motor. Vehicle clerk's notice; OM01-138. Division; petition to restore dri.. Oct. 29- Dora A. LaBrecque ver"s license; CV2001-268. vs. Sarry A LaBrecque; · Nov. 1- ~international divorce; DMOl-139. Inc., a Thxas corporation, va. Oct. 29 - Linda Layle Snead James Dorsey and darla vs. William Holt· l:lutchison; Dorsey, husband and wife; divorce petition; DM01-l40. complaint to enforce settle Oct. 30 -· Frtmk M. Romero ment .agreement; CV01-269. vs. Solana Romero; divorce Nov. 2 - Quest Personnel petition; DM01-141. Inc. vs. De8.n Richardson, Nov. 1 - Cheryl M. Hall vs, doing business as Richardson L. Vrrgil Hal Jr.; divorce; Construction; debt and money DM01-142. due; CV01-270. Nov. 1 - New Mexico Nov. 2 - Adam D. Rafkin Human Services Department P.C., a New Mexico J)l"Ofussion and the state of Oklahoma vs. al corporation, vs. Brenda James Boggio; statement for Coca; breach of contract, debt registration of foreign suP.JXII't and money dUe, or in the alter- · order and clerk's notice;.DM01- native, quantum meruit; 143. CVOl-271. Nov.. 2..:. Julia Price Thigpen . Nov. 15-Patericia O'dell vs. vs. Robert "Thigpen; petition for Champion's Run Condo~ legal separation; DMOl-145. minium Association, ·a New Nov. 2 Mary Joan Mexico corporS.t;ion; complaint We're inviting all our friends and customers to help us celebrate the ground Crawford vs. Douglas R. for negligen~.CV01.. 273. · ·breaking for our new Ruidoso Downs location, scheduled· to open ·in the . Crawfbrd; petjtion for legal sep Nov. 8 - Bftnk of New York aration; OM01-146. as trustee vs. Mark S. summer of 2002. Visit either of our Ruidoso· branches today for cookies and Nov. ·2 - · fh. re: George Heineman, John and Jane DQe Randall Goodall, petitioner,· tenants and Uiiknown spquse a cup of our famous fresh coffee. . and Jennifer Anne Seabrooke, of Mark Heineman-, ifany; fore. respondent, concerning Ch&se elosure; CV01-274. We're your home-town bank, committed to providing the best and most Randall Goodall, a· child; peti· Nov.... 8 Suburban tion to establish patemi~Y•. cus Mortgage CO. of New Mexico convenient banking services in our community_ With the addition of our new. tody, support and visitation vs. ·Jodie L. Brightman and rights; DMOl-147. unknown spouse, David S. location, State National Bank will provide full-service banking at three branches, Nov. 7- David Alan Goffvs. Brightman, &eva . · L. more than any other bank in lincoln County. Shelley Lynne Goff; divorce; Brightman ·and Afari Travel DMOl-143. . . Inc.;.foreclosure; CVOl-275.. . Nov. 7- GWllermo Gui.rarte Nov-. 9 - Kenneth and ·We11 be celebrating all day todayat vs. Gloria q.ui.rarte;. divorce; Pamela Knox, husband and DMOl-149 .. wifu, vs; RHC & Services LLC; 1710 S~dderth and at 707 MeChem .A,_s'rA'::I"E Nov. 7 - Jennifer Lyn bteach of contract; CVOl-276. Drive. Please join us. We11 save a . Courtney vs. Albert Angelo Nov. 9 - Bankers Tru.st Co, .., jl~jl-ONAT4 PolitQ; -domestic abuse prote9- as tiustee and custodian,.· va, cookie for you.. tion petition; DV01·104. ·M.A. Dowden Jr. ari.d Rebecf::a; 1 Nov. 8 - Dora LaBrecqUe vs. S. DOWden;. foreclosure; CVOl- Tho new state Df banking Barry LaBrecque; .domestic 277. www~statenatlonatbank.com abuse ·protection petition; . I 1710 Sudderth, 257-4043 • 707 Mechem Drive, 257-1255 1 When you need to know quickly, lag on: 24-hour XPtoss Phone $anldng: 1-888-432-677& AramogC:.rdo • Belen • Deming • l::lephant 13utt8 • Las Cruces MembGrFDIC www.ruidoso"ews.com ·RUidoso • Socono • TOr C • Ell?aSo Bnd West iGXSs Equal Orecll_l Opporturliiy Lender I I I . ' RUlDOSO NEWS / BUSINESS FRIPAY, Nov. 23 2001 1 CAL•. Us: AMANoil . PAGE SB BRIEFS I Special Ford av. va'rd Established in 1996, it Was ! . ·. the first Web site created tO 1 · d:onetta Nowell has received prc)vid€! ~formation- foi- the -ski the · "I3h1e Oval . Thumbie and.snowl;Joard industries. Award" from · th~ Ford Employment steady ·-·M o t o_ r . Company Li:p.OOln CouniY's.'urtemploy for her· ment t•ate remained at 4. 7 in en;l(iloyment. sep_tember 2001, the same Tate at Ruidoso as. in~_Septe:mber 2009. . Ford Ljncoln The total uriemploy1nent Meycllry. l-ate for New MeXico was -5.5 . T h e . percent in Septe~~r 2000 and award is in NoweD 5;6 pe:reent in SePtember 2001.. recognition Lirikoln.C!:nmty ranked 23.of33. of. N'I)W_ell's .· .. cOunties i'n New MexicO foi wdrk in the continunity 8nd her .unem.pl~ynient in 2001-arid. ~~ · ·dedication to her 00st9Iners"' at ·I~tyear. . -Ruidoso· Ford Lincoln Mercury, · · Luna _County ranked fir~;~t in. a~cordi.ng to a news release . the state U;i unerilploylnent . Nowell is one of 44 dOO!er-- With 15.5 Percent in-September· · ship employees from .alL over · ZOOl.· _the Vnited States to .::eeeive the ...... I award. · Bald.tige pays off Skijng the IJlteJ.'1let , CHAI;'EL HILL, N.C. EcQnomic professors· Albert N. -AMANDA Wlll/!lfAfi SkiingtheNet.cOm offerir Link, University, o_f Norit? E~izabath Schll:n::kWorks in the lar.ger Alto_ ..LakeS.Golf ~nd Country Club's pro-shop, pa~ of thl;l exparlslon of t~e clubhouse. snow sportS job __ seek!3i-s the. C{ll'olina, and John T. _S~ott,_ . . . - . chance to.- find- eni.ployment at Dartmouth COlleg'e, recently skj resorts around the country. examiried -the Malcolm · SkiiugtheNet.cor.n provide'S Baldrige Natio:r'al Quality_ Alto Lakes ..CC completes major expansion up-to-the mi.itute,·'-detailed job Award prQWCAm'and€.\'ltimat'ed listings by· ·category, links .to the total economic- ·ben_efits of· BY AMA~D.il WITT session. The paviljon now hosts its Happy Jlnu1 recruiting pages and a resuine ._the prog'rani to the U.S. econo-· . A new ·On Frlday,.'which begins at 4::10 p.m. 11· barik. The· Web.- site ·also ·my at· alrilos.t $2_5 billion, for ri .boardj~om ihcludes. comPlimentary bars ··d'nl'll\'11;" includes· infqp~1ation 'ftori-t . b~~fit-to-cost ratio of 207 to 1:_ Ito .Lakes Golf and ·Country Club was added and drink specials. operators of ski shopa. hotels, . They determined th~ total celebrated its rtear•$4 niillioii ~mi!d- ;· whiCh Se,ats .With the additi_ons to ·the <:luh. iwwt' · · -restaurantS, travel agencies operational costs time to . ng .. renoVation and expansion 16 people. staff was requin3d.· Culversai~llw ml_rl~ J.O.. and other i-elated businf;)sses. revi~w applicationS at $119 Fri!fay, wi.th. a ribbon c:;uttiilg- .and· dedica~ The old room employees in the surilmer for -tlw lhi-Jd allfl The· site is based at Eagle _Nest. million. tion cererriony. seated only beverage sta,ff. A tuition·. progl·1im WH!-' Gary CulVer, geOeral rilanag(tr, said the·· nine; ·culver instituted this year, and $1'0.!l00 wn:; The Economy and Markets renovatiOn began in JUly· 2000,. and wa~ sai.d. The raised foF 10 students attendiilg vHrinfl"' essf:.ntially coniplete by thjs June. The s·peneer cplleges. project wru; approVed by the mCmbership RoOm can "I rim.lized that in the community, tlwn• MeasUring our confidence - 2,t'92 people~in October. 1999. The vote also be used are· not enoligh Service p~opll•. \V<~ iHln' tu BY SUNG- SOHN .authorized a bank lo.an of up to $3 milli()n. CulVer .for private offer something to attract high ~ehool slu ODIII" E(;ONOfflS)iW!!!J§ ~___:___ :~tained ~ ·thQ present.' Condi-· Rex. Timms, president cWthe ·board· of meetings or dents to come back. We have tt•·~nlw _o\lt tiona components of the. two direCt.ors~ s_aid the nloney from the project dinner· par- · own work force,? Ctilv;er said. -~r the ~iist att.acks, · . s~. 'included $1.68 million in reserve·funds; · 'ties. The dedication of the building \'\1\l'l llf'l • - ./ I RUIDOSO NEWS . ' ' . ' . . ' . L____---A-·ss --._ ·~---·-··----_.-IFIED-·-·_· --- s • / -·--- # of ISsues·:,_·-~~ --·-· ~---- .----""""--.- ---- /J/'' p , P" J • CI.'\.SSII•IFDIINF,.\DS::t;l)j7Juillr:-.l7U"ulcb'hi01c•I~".KilddliilJc>l,d\\JJtll,lu~'l"-7;".,-...lic'd'.) RICE 1<.1{ SSUE. ( OIISt:<:U ,.IYl' lUll I I'IS<:OUII(S .nal I a IIJ l", C•l Ill'\>/ ('I :tSSI.,. ll'l II)' ISjJ ' :l:'\ l.ltL·~: 257 -llJ()], PAYMENT. TYPF. HOIJ~JCS r=OR HOUSFS F'OR REAL ESTATE REAL ESfi\tl:: SALE SALt.:: . taB M,ARBLE DR.·1 'leVel, .. BEAUl'lFULl:.Y furnished PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: NEW MEXICO LAND be~r> . All real estate advel'ilslng 3 or 4 bed; 3 biiiths, 2 Alto Go1f Horrle. Single 211/2 'UNFURNISHED .. gain 30 aores-$19,900 jacuzzi's, rock fireplace, house In ··Alpine· VIllage In this neWspaper Ia atlb come 'see this beautiful level, 2 car g"!i'age,. easy lect to the Focleral Fair decks, 2 car garage. 257- •y011ar round access. available December 1st rench_property lcicated in a 0106 $237,fi:OO. MLS 96057. Call 't'l'lth short term lease. 1-touslng· Act of 1988 scenic unspoiled setting. a whil?h: make& I~ l.lleg f1EAL ESTATE Rtr.t. EsrATE AEi\L ESTi\TF ~God ble.£& You In this 2 with a Wonderful views. Town & and c£.afe tloliday to $18,000. and ~the____ rk.5y of the &ason Wariif'Yo~r Hearts and Your Homes! ·616Mechll!m Ruidoso, NM 88346 ·GflaY LYDCH garylynChrealty.com REALTY Af?ARiM.ENT COMPLEX ·REDUCED ri~~ll I Apartment building wl1h 6 units! Storage, decf(s, and view galore! Oaff for details. Good rental hls~ry: l.ncatecl near Unka Golf course, new post offioe ..;rtght wheie it's haj:penlngl . Here's your chance to own your own business In beautifUl RuidoSo! Buldlng, business. lnllarttory and equlpn:~ent lnclu~. (All em;ept pemonal Items ·anc1 con'slgi1meots.). This Is a good operating business. The buiJ!jrig Is a two ~ oondo-Style In .a sbjl mal · setting in a good loCation. PriCed dl on.ly $269,500. LUxurious Condominiums. White Mtn.E$1. Cu.$tom-bullt condotnlnhims. 3 bedroom, or 2 bectmcim .wllh study. Some. wRI have a garage. Sollc;l surlaoo QOunter:top&, builtin slriks, Kohler fixtures. .Planlatlorl shutters, roo mueh to tnen110n1 stm time to pick colora. Under'c:Onstructlon. "Making While KeePing the' Old" / I .,/. TntJcKc; & 4x4s AUTOS FOn SAL!o:: Pns& FOR SALE SUI-'PLit::!:i 1e'aa TOYOTA COROI;.LA GTS, 4evl. 1600cc' A4-GE, E(lnglne '9~1$Pee'd, Air condl llorl'ing 200k, sport wheels, excelf~~tnt runnlrjg_ Condl· tlon. lli2500 OBO 336- 4524. . . Swn.iter 'I'i~ s~·i&:t . 1st iwo·montlls. 1/2 piice.. 1987 ·TOYOTA Call·abourpur new-to~W;r rnles! LAND CRUISER,_ Affordable Storase Otj.E·f.A·KINO . '2.57-9417 . · CA:N' Fl D ANOT"ER. 2_53 Qlt~zo C~nyOb Rd. LKEIT. $7995 CALL RUBEN . (800)5tl-8012 3 OFFICES AVAJLAEILE. lltilti'U 69K MILES 500 sq. H. to "1_260, Excel-· lent,'locatlon. From $425 to $4995 $750 per n;tQOih, See Way 1· OWNEFt PANTASTIC .CONDO land@_Re/Max. 258~33. Great location, view; ~ALLRU~EN I garage, anti more .. FOR . LEASE: PRIME (800)521-8012 Horrl!!!!tead -As;re& 2BDI2BA. furnished; office· .space. E~Cutlve J BORMIJBA $1.400 pc; .$~00/nio. Nightly/weekly. ~i~Uites with conference negotlabl". '257·1899 or room. · Also, larger niUhl~ 1994 ~VOTA X.CAB momb~ -$,.000. deposil, 430·9303 . office. suites. ·'Interior o~ ·RUCK ·golf _courselmountaln CAN'T FIND THIS ONE NO 6 monlh: lease. • . WHERE. . MOUNTAIN VIEW 2 bed~ views. ' AQundant parking. • 505-2!?8-5824. . . WAS S10;fl&5, NOW $8,995. Momu::s FOR roOm, ~112 bath-, '2 living, deck. Llk.e- _ new. Geod .... RENT og ca r.1- soy1e · CALLRUBEH neighborhood -$750 rilonth. (800)521·8012 ·~Jus utnltles, plus deposl~ commerCial rentalbulldlng 6000 sq. ft. 616 sudderth, g~~36-492-? or 430- Ideal kircOne vendor, !Qr 1998 MERCURY TTacer, 6 · sever~JI stores or Oi mall. automatic tranamla_alan, NEW 2BD/2BA Unfur ·Rerlt a.) I or part.. ~ee' power Windows & locks, Owne{!Agent cruis(l _contr.ol, keyless nished TH on Cree Mead· · Barbarlil Wllla(d · r ows:. 1 .car garage witR 505-257-2576 entry. Gr&$11 &fl,ldenl car, . opener, full· size _ WID, . Only $6',500. CalL Or stop microwave, dlshwasner, by Bickham's Usad Cars rafrlgerptor, beautiful MIDTOWN RUIPOSO· Hwy.,70 West, 437-1519. . decor, $750/mo. Wlll-0()(1· excellent location- IC!rmally sldEir lease 'option .to _pur·· The Emerald Isle. Quaint bulld.lng with anllqUB 1998 NISSAN X- N cllase.,480-855-3311 . wrouilhl Iron fence. Mould ·CAB TRUCK PINON . PARK CONDO Ing throughout, · beaulllul 4X4;. AIC, MANUAL. 2,6Df1.5BA. Unfurnished, carpe1. 1250 sq. It '61 retail WAS-$14,995,- has all appliances.· Gas space. Upstairs living quar -NOW $13,996 .. heat, pluS wood IJ~nlng ters may also be reased. CALL AUBEN flrer,lace. NeWly .refinished. 26'10 SUdderth. (505}525- (600)621~012, Re erences and deposit '91.78 . . - reqvlred. 258-58.?5 PRODlJC:F' & BUSINESS 1998TOVOTA STORAGE SPACE PLANrS OPPORTUNITIES 4-RUNNER FOR RENT ,• AUTOMATIC, 4X4, · SMALL 1·112 BEDROOM cH CarrizO Canyon Rd. ·WHY WORK_ F;OR soma 42KMILES. TnucKs & fl.x:ls COMPOST one e1se When you can I $21,995 $250/rno. plus electric gas. FOR SALE Sti{RRA-C PETE THOMPSON LAND SALES - APPRAISAlS JOSEPH A. ZAGONE Quality Service Producer CENTURION THOMPSO~ LAND Co. #1 IN SALES (U~ITS) 2902 Sudderth Drive • 1!0. Box 279 Ruidoso, NM-HfU'i'i ~ OffiCe (505) 2'i7-938C• • (800) 687-2679 Es• =~---;;;;·the Real' 21. Wol1d'"' IT'S A GREAT GET-A-WAYI Mobile (5-05) 4.)0-7002 • F;'"' {50';) 257-7866 Aspen Real Estate Or fun lime .residence on 1 1/2 lot,s. Adjoins Email: tlande(!Jlzianet.com 1-800.~58-2773 national forest. Well kept & looks like a site-buill,: (HM)-338·1096 .• but is tl mobile_add-on. Level.access, carport, deck & some fencing. $84,000. #1:15_~ I CALL PATRICIA KEARNS SONNY CONDO... CUTE-& REAdv FOR lANDSCA'Pir..IG 2-Br, 1 3/4 Ba fully furnished In nice location. View of Sierra Blanca, buiH In '98: 'Front deck, Very nice condition. easy access. $114,950. -needs back deck for view! new appliances. #96145 CALL HARVEY FOSTER. . Master Ba has separate shower from tub. Utility TOWNHOME IN_ ALTO room. $74,500. #94641 Nice flagstone entry, lush trees In park·Uke CALL CHAAL01TA STEWART. setting, courtyard for privacy. 2 Br, 2 Sa, walk. CREEK SIDE CABIN!' . to the ·club; golf membership & vlewsl Charming 2:Br, 2 Ba + loft." Completely furnished . $195,000. :IJ9625.2 plus extra building.-A great rental. Amblenco CALL COLLEEN WHITAI{ER. galOre with upper.& tower decks, surrounded by CALL PEGGY JORDAN. UPPER CANYON CABIN . ::~~~~~~~~:::•• ~:~!ta!ll!p!ln~es!.!$~1139 L6velIn the access cool pines. -to this Gre'at level9,000. opportunity. lot. Old-Ruidoso #96085 $107,500. Charm #96101 CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE. . CENTURY 21 Aspen fleal Estate 1Z7 Mechem D~ • Rukfoao 257-9057 • 1-BOD-65'8-2773 VIall ua an-linG I us at: homeaO..,.aLCOm ' ' ' HE"LP WANTED FOR SA·L:E USED OIL STEEL·-BUILDINOS facto--.· Field Pipe, 2 3/Sn-dlametEir. ry seconds, smell •ble~:T~S. · 3 gr~des,. ;3 pr1ces. Call up to 50% off. Ce.ll for · Fland"lf or Jim at 336·4377. . availability. 1-.800-2.92- ~111. FOR SALE; 10 car!!, WE "PAY CASH F'OR THE · mobiles & lots. For rent: .remaining on Trust Dellildsl small trailers & spact::ts. t\.:!Qrtgagasl · Anoultles! Lot Cowboy's TTaller Park te.rle~l Nobody beals our SPORTING · ~lrectiy across main priclng. 80Q.-490."Q731, ext. Gooo•, , entr";Jnce ·of Race Track-. 515 lo'IVtyi.na!lona!conlrMk Deoy 430-4698,- e'lenlngs byyers.oom SAVA,OE MODEL 3,40D 378-opt.,.. .22.2 with seopG, .$3"bo.· HELP WANTED OBO. 258-5998 · 03 . POWER MAC, CD FIQM," 11oppy, 'zip. towin, ql!:par.oded r"('lemory - MISCELLANEOUS $800.00. 1:!1" Hatar;:hi color A CUT ABOVE Ill .monitor - $700.00. 56K Wanted: BAIKLA 1:ll: tiAUGE over RObotics modem - $5b..oo .. . Sll!!llllt "'Nalt Technlclana. Mac ba,;;e(J p MITT MAll:O.Hn, JoANN BUILLI\ RICKJ:Y CnoW Gru~Y STEE'-.ISGAARD I 13no~r.rL _ CELL: 420- 1155 CELL" 420-4722. Cr11 -130-8862 LEll. "Jj 0 9385 >-"~" nD"IH_,71~NtT ""' ------~------!Bi. _·_ ., j, ,JWI.IS,• ~·PtoP~n ·REAL ESTATE UPPER CANYON. JUst lleted, wotiderful wodtied loca· llan with lata of maumaln flavor. Beautifully remodeled 2 badroam, 2 bath cabin, <:open II... Jng, dining and kitchen area with maater bedrocm taft. 4•!1n ICJ the jiver r,..m yaui'lrant deck. $169.eao·.oo•• , '" DOUBLEWIDE LOTS. Owner Wlll.#tnariOe.wlth ciOBlng · ca•t~ al available. $aa~~~·i'i·1-IIIDIIillllli.IIIIIIIII~!J!II-!IIIII!I!Iil!.llllll J I .·;· Plalnutf, Notice Is hel"stiJ(glven ihai the unda~;~~_lgnai:l has been ... .appointed es · Pereonat -Representatl~ of this ·. / JAMg G. GII:.M0RE, •-·=IersQnii having MAR e,J.A E, GII..MORE, -'claims nst this Estate D.T, OLLINS and ASSO.:. are requ red . tO pfE!Sent -their c;:lalma . -.,LttiiiJ . two g~~~satN~: J~wg~g -monlhe after the lfa.te of a.n\:1 · JANE DOE (tn,le the flrat publicatiOn of this natnes urilaiowri); i'ena~ta, • ~Notice Clr the Cf~lma will be Dei!mdl!-llt(s). ~~¥abe -=~:~iE!dc~m:r ID ihe undei'Signad Parson--, _NOTI_ciJ; Oe SALE al Rspressntatlve, c/o Gary 0, Mlld1!3'll, f>.C.,-p.O: t;!OlC Notice Ia hereby'gtve'n that 2460, Ruld;Osa, New Mexl- on DGcemb•'r-12, 2001, at Notloa b further given that· . co 66386, 9r filed with the . ttw hour- of 10:00 a.m., the the purchaser at si-ICh- sale Clerk -pf the Qistrlcl Court. . .. uni;bnsigned Bpeolal Mas anan take title to tha al:ibVB- Llnooln County. Courtc . tar will, at the. northeast descrtbed teal· property house, P.O. Box i'25, Cam entrance or. the Lincoln sul;lieCIID a one (-1) r;nontfl ~; New Mexico 8_6301.-. CountY CourthoUse, cam. rlgfit of redemption.. · . %OZO New Maxlco, sell all DA'lll:D: 719101 the right, tide and interest la!Pater Baca. ··ofl.tla above nained Dalen· Special Master 18/Antlooette Marla Ara&;~an· dant(Slln and to-the hate· P.O. Box 51 lnallef dascribad real Hondo, New-Mexico 883::16 estate"ID thatliQhast-blddar · for _cash.. -The -property to 3828 2T{11)23, 30. bs .sotq Is located at' 107 Sprinij. Romf in A,uid0$o LEOA'- NOTICE; . Downs, and Ia slt~te In Llnociln County, Mew Ma:~~l VILLAGE OF RUIDoso Notice Is herebY given that: oo, ar~d· Ia particUlarly !tie Uncoln CoUnty Boan;t ilascrlbsd lUll fo)iows: REG_U~w:a.m.Lv of porpmissiQnarJ~-wlll hold MEETING ·Lot 12, Black 4, Of. Palo a Spef;liJ'I M-ting on Ven;le,'Unlt Uncoln Thurllday, November 29, NQiica ta·hlil_rebY given, that 1. 2001· at: 9:00 A.M., to be' . Cou~,New ~co, ae the Governing BOdy of the. shown the PJIII: thai"aof · "held .Ed. the Uncotn CoUnty VIllage' Of Ruidoso. Downa C::.JI'ffill J rossword IEdited by Will Shortz No. 0212 32 Fly ,trapa ' 88 Col)tlnuously · a5 Btulo'e rtvaL 87 Jungle-v•ne :W Blubbsr -ea Border 40 Egg-celLa B8 Clutier 41 Foot, lnlormally 10 Pul an-.. {hall) 1..-f--t-f--t- 42 Bring Into play " NOC a nalural 43 women'& _. ·blonde 44 HWGCjltary 41 Fslltng.out ·oQwr.i 46 smau ttandb1ll 1~111•.- 46 Baalde& that h_and ... SO Thay'nt ~QU~~h a Call on gall greens s The hal 64 "'h, what am t amehdmGr~l 111 kl·do?" the Bill of AlghUI ....+--t- .. o...... 4 Woman with a · I" BD Partlclft' In lulu~? 5 s.. 58-DOvun ..-j--j-- accelllratora 8:1 ..A 11)., 11• ar 8 "'"" - 7 CSiilual Friclay ..-t-+- 12..year old _., 83 'Oika to lhs traU 8 Ulla a lOUr-faa! 84-Kind Ql QIJI\Iral:il: dOIIIH' ·8 Ooualn ol chloroform 10 BaiUmara bird n vetrow !lower 33 "Who ki"lowa 61 WGddlnlil G7PC.k0y. 111 B1us·pencll Wi!BI'_-Iu~ walkWay A With 6-Down. 13 Hankemga. &t: ertngiO 1ha ....,.N ...... 111 "Vou.bat" 34 .,,_1989 Rk:kl ._.ke · autD repair 14 WiKonain &I Goller sam ...... Wall!; lhe earttl colia~p,- or ~ 311 Sdlool brg. - && Pf'epared ""7 VIlla tf'~ . .. at Squirrel's hom., &II Join foniea Ill Give wily . .. :IIi ShOOIOUil:ima, -maybe 41 l\llk:heUn produc;:t .. _...,,. 45 li:ldlnlt IIOUfCG 31 No, In MOIICOW' o17' Tribal V.l.P.'s 32"UitHIFI.ed ol& Actor ~n of Rlcllng-HaOd" · ._ ... villain Vai'nplf8 stayel" l • ' '. " . Rto..AL Ec,rr~r !..' · .Jobnqy Mobil!)· Mark Mobler Plitt BrOwu :Z57..S48!1 . -i157--3890 . . 257-7416. . .. >,tii/1/·M n, •. ··,. .· """w·."' ··". ·.. ,. \.;:v. '.:'.:''. ·..·' . . . .~-<~<;;~' ;~ ~ ··"' D 1 E c T 0 R y 127 Vlalon Dr. P.O. Box 1662 Ruidoso, N=M;;,;.... ::;:.~·?~rc~ Located In lJ Fast. FriendlY The Saddle Shop . • Service . ,P.O. Box 146!5 HJJidoso Downs, filM "YOU.DKEAM lT, I BUilD IT • 404 Sudderth· ANY'THrNc'l UNDER TH'f!: STARS~ HOUSB-PET•PLANT Srr'TJNG Hl.!ldOSO, NM.· .88345 (505) 257-4223 . ..,·.·: -- . Yol·l{ An Need.a boe>stJo YO!,IrSCiki$? Advertl,.;, lit1Jie.lbliDoSo NlliWS! · Rcites ror everybudoefare avallidilel call Bt1;1nb;: $YIII/il,.ff~f$1or l;lsa • ,. ''_-.:c; .... ,, & ati~7--4tJtJI fot!DY! ·· .. · . .·· :~·,. . '· ' ) : RUIDOSO NEWS I SEG'riON C iVAMONOS! PAGE lC CALLUs: FEArualis DilsKSANoY SUGGITT • 257-4001 • [email protected] FronAY, Nov. .23, ~001 For a monrh, Capitan Schools turn into an . l ART SCHOOL ' " ', '' . ' ' . La Junta Art Show . After ~chool Program . . I ·premieres makes luminarias I . J T·JU, CaPitan Sc:hools Art. ExQibitian .·The fi,rst La Junta Art Sh~w _and Sal~ · Students in :PMS' CommunityHeallh · opaned.·~ov. 17 at the Anderson-_ will o:!te'r ,works bY lpcal artists ,tieb. as · Servic:es After School Progro.m Wil) .mal .. 2C • RUIDOSO ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT . . »<=a , . F]!IDAV, Nov. 2001} PAG~ ~';,W;' 0 2~ 1 Milt Yarberry:· A man nQt,. meant for history, part 1 Som.ewest:eritershadnames Qrlgins the theate~ faile.d, Yarberry . dt-awing his six-shaoter.oq.just idents hacJ approved·· -~f (CampbeD.)wasd.Ownl thai were JQ.St meant to go- AnyWay, · accord.i,Og- to the headed sOuth into Ni9w-MeX:ico . about anyone who irritatOO him. Yarberry's behavior .i.nothe mat- ·• ,...~ .. ~ .. .-.... ces down til legend' Wyatt Earp, papers, Yarbeny wao originally 'lvbere fllte had big .plan), · f0:. 'lllls ..,-t of behaVior, ..,uai)y ter of Harry Brown, but less · ~ .....,... Wild B;u Hickol<, Jo!W Wooley· from Walnut. Ridge, Ark. After bhn. fueled by al,cohol (what a sur- than three months later, be got If there had been ruzy ques- Hardin,_John Ringo and mat'IY · Sp~g sonie time drifting 1he ~ prise!), did little to endear bin:t to into another gu.nfigb.t that they tion as' :tci whether or "not &ank others had names with a, ·well, arOund Texas, he allegedly an· d ''--. lady·.. · , his ·neighbOrs. felt was questiOnable at best, BOyd had been an accomplice in · ring to them.-Milton returned · to u,u:: It was _ori SUnday evening, On the. evening of June- 18, the ki,lling,·l3oyd ~If mote or .Yarberry Was not· Arkansaa where he. Yarberry s~ bri&fly_in· March 27, 1881, :that Harry, 1881, Yarberr,y ~-a friend, a lessconfirmedblsgui]t.by,lrigh- -among · .-them. But ·joined two -despera- ,Las VMBS. im.d:theit headed for BtoWn escorte4 Miss Preston to gambler by the name of Frank tailing it out-ofAlbUqUerque. He perhap$ he should does, ' Dave whatwa&,Btt.}letinle,the"end-: Girard's _&spaurant on the Bo'yd;Weretalking_intbe.Madert -headed west ill.to .Arizona and have been. An4 tliep. Rudabaug~ and of-track" _tmv;a:- Bernalillo:: . northe.ast oorner.. of-what is now ·House, a hotel tltat Brood at there; hci made a t.enninal mis~ figain, -DtayQe not, · Mysteri0Ji18 Dave ~. he opened a· dance hall, Cent:rai' Avenue and · S~ . · wluit is now Central Avenue and take. :.-.-· I'lLlet you be the Mather.'Rudabaugh .. butBsthe'rallroadpu,i,hQdfur-.· S~. rrp.e young ~dy went F_'irst~whenabplletWent ·On- .Oct. 5, 1881, near judge. wfls :said to b8- the· _ther: south, Milf elected t..o.follow .inside an:d ordered sometQ.ing to . screaming into the nearby R.H. aolbrook. Ariz.;-Bo;Yd oonfronted .The .. OJle man who rOOe the line C;o_ Albuquerque, where · eat. arid -for whatever ~. Greenleaf RestaurBJlt. As two tiimrmed Navajos who weJ;e with Billy the Kid he decided to stay. ~-t<) ~ -remai:ne4 ·on the side- Yarberry; with Boyd following, nlindint?; their own. Qusiness· as AlbUquerques_ r-J.. ~ 1 · whQ made the Kid ·the AlbuqUerque Morning walk.ItwSs_onlyafewmOmen.t;s rushedtotlwsCene,abY!!!tander.' theyJ;Odesl.owlydowntheroad. Alb uq uerq 'q.e, .L:Jrs'f' ;t;.;:::, ·nervous. MySterious Jouinal, he ''carrl.ed ~ with ~When Milt Yarberry-'round- pointed to a· mm). crossing th!:! . Boyd ~ped in :fumt of them, o~ginally- founded Tl:ti!-Huaa,.Aa Mua•uM Dave lived up to his a high haniland. had -au; reputa-· ed the (:Onl.er, holding _the hand street and ~. "There goes the· g'rabbed the- bridle. pf' one of tbe in 1706, waS a ., .. TH.,. AIII!A•c.oro. w.uT name an:d, Either -tiori of beinfr a b~" This waS Of Sadie's fbur-year-old daughter, man." .. horsE!s, at -tire __S~ time shoo.,._ sleepy little a®be ·ihanthe.-fuctthathe the sort rif_th:ing that neWSpa.- whomhebrirugh.ttohermother, According to eyeWitnesses, _ ing it's riJ:ler. The other Navl\io viU~ Until the Atchison:, _was rfSspOn~i~le for soine pers-ofthe tUne customarily Sliid 'Then he stepped back out onto Yaitberry apptQached fhEl maD. wheeled his horse._and galloped jlbpe]Ql and Santa Fe Railroad extremely_ sudden deaths, little about ·eo:tneOne Who had recent- ~ Si4e~ wh~ 00: COnfront.. from behind, Shouted, 'Th:i-Ow- :away. Boyd ~unted the dead /arrived in· 1.880 .. Noi deigning is 1mown of his UJ.tiinate fate. · . _Iy m.et an UI'llanlented, violent ed Harey-Brown. ·.. up your han¢:1,~ at the a~ · man's hOrse and rode away. Not · to pUt ~ railS_.through the lit-. Rudabaugh ·eveniUany made ~d. · . _ ''1'11ere wa.s-onlYone_witn~ to ·. time ope~ Ure on the fellow. quite flu' enough awaY; as it tle town, the railroad, fu a typ- ~ a nuisance of h,imself in- TheY never· said such things what,foUOWed. a black- hack dri- He kept shoot;mg as the man turned oui. ical display of insenSitivity, Pattal,: Mexico,_ that the resi-- wlWit the -individ~ was alive. ver by the name Of'Jdhn·C4u'k. -wm:itdow.n8ndt.:l;len~arioth- At aboUt sundown On the e-tected. a depot in BOJlle ·silnd dents beheaded ·him and then ·When John -Wesley.-~ first -ACcording to . Clark, -he heard er couple rounds into the fellOw's same claY. 40 heavily ·armed : hills about a P?lle away and carriedhisheadai-oundt.Ownon came to ElPi:u?o, the i-eporters. ,BrownsaytoY&rberry.~]'Vant~ ·mot:iOialess. ·form. Yarbenj'. N8vajoS arrjved ·at the.· called it Albuquerque. The_-orlg"; a pole, going so far aS to ptit his were so "t:e:r_ri:fied ofhim th'-t they talk to you." Brown then~t on.. turned to -Boyd and COifllJleD.ted . An::r;lstrong ranch and .demanded inal villMS ·instantly beCfllll~ ·bat onf They w~ cheering as di[Jp"t even refer tq.him by name, · to 1.-A;ill the constable that,"'! want :that "I've downed, the aon--ot:.a- .. ·:·to ·know w;here the murderer knowD. as Old 'lbwn, and is _to' th'ay rlid this, ·if that gives YoU simPly calling him wy eh~ac;ter by· the assoctate. . : Br0wnwhowasbeg{nningtoget after Brown's "marshal of ·the aS a result of three bpllet theirriflesandfilled.BoYdsOfull name of Milt Yarberiy. All thEso· His .· subsequerit behaviOr on the~ ofa lOt ofthe locals. · United States"- relll8rk, ~ . wounds, two of which were in ·.ofsh~~a__c:~~ahis~ yheaou.dcouland_ ,d -~~~-~ really: knew .about him was ~.. -this out. In an attempt at He got on -Yarberry's nerves :ro8red behind tl)e hack driver. his back. A·coi-oiter's jw:y ruled ug.o~ ~ that he waS handy with a gun. .-robbing a man's house, Yarberry when Milt. discovered _that be He iun)ed io see Brown reeliri:g tluit Campbell was killed A'by bini fbr a pencil. ~ry handy,' as it turned out.' At killed the oCcupant and fled to 'and Brown. were rivals fbr the about as Yarberry shot him ·. Yarberry and another person Meanwhile, · hack . in the time, it was stated in the Thxarkana~ on the Arkansas- affections of the s~ ·wo~ a repefttedl.y in the .chest. BroWn whose naine is Wlk::nown." 'l'l:lEI Albuquerque, it was decided that ·Aibuquerquf;! papers that he 'Iexas hoider. Tliere, he mistOok young divorce~- named .Sadie ~t down and. just for gOOd next day, hawev"er, Milt Yarberry ·Milt Yarberry· was possibly not was illiterate, Q.bout ~4- years .of an--innocent drifter fbr a detec- Preston. measure, Yarben:y· shot him gave· a version of the events that the ;mo$t'noble of Policemen,. and· . age, was tall, lean, had a sm8,1:1 tive on· his trail and, without fur.. Brown had helped tliwart· a_ twice _more in the chest, perilla- was 'zmirkedly d:itlerent from' the he was.sent to Santa Fe. There, black mustache and walked in . · ther ado,-k:illed the Uns~ train robbery 4-R· Kinsley~Kan.. in_ nent..1 endiDgwhatever relation.. testimony of eyewit::ne&ses. he languished for inqnths in jail. "a shambl~ sort· of gait," .fellow. Jantiary,.187a(in_-anoddcoinci-. ·ship. Brown h8.d With Miss ~toMilt.-"'gotWith:. Indicted for murder, he was tn whatever that means. During 1876 imd 1877, 'D4i!t .. i:lence,oiieofthebanditswasth-e Presb1n. in 10 stepS of the man and waitforthe~exttennofcointin 'lb this daf, li~ is known· ran a salOOD: in Decatyr, 'ThXas, .aforementioned . Dave Yarl>en:Y was brought to trial . o:rdered him to hold 'up biB May of 1882, .His- tpal., and his about Milt Yttrberry. After. his using .the aijaS of Johnson. l\1i1t ·RudB.baUgbJ; and :forthis service and :acq_Qitted a:fter he supplied liaridS, that I :wanted him." Milt suPseq~ behavior, were mEnn death, the :Albuquerque papers apparently liked the saloon- wasgrantedspeci.alpri~bY witness~whosworethatBrown. then ciSimed that· 'Campbell, 'orablii'•butduetosoil.oocoiisider-_ ran a sketch-of.YarberiY's li.te dance-hall-theater business, as the railn)ad. .'I'lie fact that he wasgriingforagunat.the~. Who most peopled~ as ations,thatpartof.thestorywill on· the frontier, admitting that he either opEmed or considered came frmn a prominent family Considering Brmyn's previoqs "inoffensive," turned and said have to wait ~til riext w~k. much 9f it · was .based on 9pening ~ nearly everywhere as:sociated· with ''Robber 'Baron" . ~. most ~ _had no "'You hold up ·YQW' ~ ••. Goc;l . hearsa)?. This, in a"periOd when he' '*eDt. From Decatur, he drift,- JaY Gould· d,idn"t hurt, either. problem with-the verdiCt.'... dainn you."' In Yarberry's' Vet'-' · Sources: Robbers, Rogues and the information in newspapers ed north tq Dodge GiW and then · Thimks to his not.m:iet;% Brown ~~happy · -s~ Campbell not only fired on Ruffians by Howard Bryan and was alWays suspect. Not like to Canon City, Colo.; where he had become over-confident and ..... ~- him. but COntinUed to "fire on the The . Encyclopedia of Western today, ahem... opened a "variety theater." Afte'r . re~kle.ss and was pe~ · GenerallY. Albuquerque's res· marshal everi after he · Gunfighf£rs by Bill ONeal. • SEAFOOD RESTAURANT SANTINO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Sensational steaks, seafood and · a larg_e salad bar al'"e featUred on Enjoy regional Italian cuisine in Cattle-Baron's menu. World renown a relaxed atmosphere. Join us in Prime Rib and speciality dishes like our cozy lounge for cocktails and filet mignon with green chili beb:r- conversation. :It's where .Ruidoso naise sauce plus fresh fish fea meets. Reservations welcome. tures are also patron pleasers. Now open 11·:30 am daily. . . $$-$$$ 257-9355 • 657 Sudderth Dr., RUidoso 11 a.m. to 9:3? p.m. Sun. • .Thurs.: 11 . . $$-$$$ a.m. to 10.30 p.m. • Fr1. and Sat. 257-7540 •. 2823 sudde:r~n· www.cattlebaron.com BiLLYTHE KID CASINO FARLEY'S FOOD FUN & PUB Billy ~he Kid Casino Buffet · J / Good-food. fun and good_prices are . P...:rrA,PAiMe MEXJCAN Rr8, J-IAM. Fooo. •· -· what Farlev's iS all" obout. The atmos PoRK CHOPs, R1:as · 4 MoREl - phere iS lig_ht and fun. We hOve 16 DessEAT BAR 4 CHECicouT OUR beers -on tap, The best burgers around New ~-BARf and you won't want·to miss the wood . ME..,_,_ CHAN&a DAri.Y. ' fired pizza. You can enjqy a meai.On $5.95 +T.oc·; bAlLY LUNCH the patio. NTN Trivia • Tournament si:z:e pool, tabl~. $7.95.,. TAX- SuNDAY- THURSDAY $9.9!5 +TAX-""""""FruoAY- S~~oTVRtoAY . . $-$$ "It's Always, All You Can Ea1'1' 258-5676 • 1200·Mechem· Dr., Ruido~o Billy the Kid Casino The restaurant opens at 11:-30 a.m. at Ruidoso i>D'Wns Racetrack 7 days a week Open Dally 11:00 AM $--$$ www.far'ley!spub.cOm ) K_;B08'S STEAKHOUSE _ Whef"'.you're· hungry for "'A· Good Steqk at an Honest Price®", come on· down to K~BOB'S Steakhouse. No mat-ter w.hat you're craving, Chicken Fried .Steak, S!zzlin' Fajitas, T-BONE Steak, or Our Famous Salad Wcigon® .. we have. whO.t you•re Jooki~g. for. Open _Daily for L:unch and Ditmer. , ;.78-4747 • West Hlahway , Hours: -sur..-Tl\urs. I roAM ·Ru1.il~~ - 9 P , . Fr.&S~t.11AM-10P \ / . I ' / ·• FRJPAY, Nov. 23, 2001 ARTS & ENTERTAINM.IlNT · Teacher keeps. tow;n from dan· in tile dark ·· BVSANDYS_UGGITJ the ·dance Starring: Daniel RadcliffE!, l!:"m.ma Watson, Rupert GriD.t, Wazowski (Billy Crysta1)1.a lime green, opinionated, feisty, one Richard. Harris·, Jollb Cleese eyed monster. Scaring children isn't such art e_asy job, though~ Directe4 ~Y' Cbh Columbus . monsters believe children are toxic and that direct contact with COURTESY Produced by: David HeYman, Mark Radcliffe them would be. catastrophic. The film's eclectic cast of characters Robert Radford as CIA operative Natham Muir and Brad Pill as his pro'teye Written by: Steve Klovea · also includes the factcry"s Crab-like CEO Henry J. Waternoose loin Bishop in Universal's Spy Game. · , Distributor: Warner .aTothers (James Coburn:), the beguiling serpent-haired receptioniSt Celia · (Jelinifer ·Tilly), and the sarcaStic chameleon monster, ltandall Boggs (Steve Buscemi), who schemes to replace Sulley as 2 hrs. 7 mins. · Monsters, Inc; 's· top SCarer. Rated R fOr language, somE'; violence and brief Rcxuality. Making an uninvited viSit from the human world is Boo Complications. arise on the last day of work for a veteran CIA (Mary Gibbs), 8 tiny gi·rr who turns the :monster world upside agent (Robert Redford l when he must orgal).iZe the rescue of a down.. young protege (Brad Pitt) who has been captured by the Chinese Starring: B_iily Crystal, John Goodman. Mary Gibbs, Jatries while on a personal mission. Coburn, Steve Bliscemi . . Starring: Robert Redford,· Bradftt,. Catherine' McCo.rmack., Directed by: David Silverman, Pete Docter Uma Thurman, kimberly Paige • Produc>ed by: Darla K. Ande"'on DireCted by: 'Ibny Scott . . . Written by: Andrew Stanton, Daniel Gerson Produced by: DonglaS WiCk, Marc Abraham, Armyart Distributor; Disney/Pixar Bemstein, MaX W@ng ~-~imes:· 9:15 a.m.•, ;:1~ p.m., ~:1~ p.:m., 6:15p.m., 9:~~ Written by: Jo}J.n Lee Haneo~:;k, David Arata; ~ichael Frost Beckner, Mike Van Diem •Friday through Sunday only Distributor:· Universal Pictures Spy Game Showtimes: Wedn9iklay-Thursday: 10 a.m.*, 1 p.m.*, 4 p.m., -Mike WazoWSkl (Billy Crystal) and James P. Sullivan (John Goodman) In 6:45 p.m., 9:30 p.m."' . · Disney's Monstefs, Inn. · · . Thriller *Friday through Sunday only LOCAL NEWS -.P • o • cosmopolitan Capitan ·s econd-!P"ade cbfld.Nil. _a~ ·capitan El~o.:ienta,l·y . · S9J0ol presented a ''Children of the· World' p:r;o- . grfun Nov. 16-in- the new library with CO!'ltumes, infonnative BReeches·about the continents and· cOWl tries i:md songs from .Brol,lJld thi:i-World for fariiily and friends~ 'I'h:e students of Mary .Sha.nks's·- and LaUra Jones~s c)af;s,es- not only Ieai-ned somethip:g aboUt th,. coUntry •.¥hose cost~me they Wore, they ,levned ·songs Such as . "Zing Za.nk Gooey~ 1-Swah_ilil, ·"La Cucaracha~ ·_ !Mexican), "Kookabui-ra" (Dutch)- and then they end~d.on a universal note with·"It's a Small World .After:AIL~ - . . . . ·_ .·. AfteiWard, children tried international dishe~ at an internatiorial buffet provided bY ·ra.mily· members ·ouU.ide. their Classrooms._ · 144 Sudderth Dr. 257-7547 .A.c:l ·haiUIIc:l H·~r~.!· Pleas.e Calf the Ruidoso News advertising depa~tment for ·more info. ·sos-257-4001, CAPITAN DIRECTORIES CARRIZOZO DIRECTORIES BAPliST MITH0915T ASSEMBLYO~GOD ~m; \Vor;hip Sl>rvln> 1UJO am; Ewning W'""htp 1:1; pm; WN1'11."1dily Bible rnmh !>o.>uth••m B~l'lo•t ll1ur.h l•<>ulh un H~h•~.J\ .j.IIJ Mt l ••v•tan.R.J l=..j. Stud•· 7:00pm. . · l.1p11~n i:mh.>d ~~.~th<'>d<•tl.hul'(h The Ward of Life Chun:h ~II.W "''n.J,"· <,·h" 4 11.1 ,, nl 1\nj..hip ]I .1m.·\\\',\'\ -\·'>u•>J·"·.4+ f' m tt•rScorAL l'a-.tur jllhan"'' And'""'"' ,m,j th,• ""l):R')::~I"'" ut lo>pll,ln Vnilt'llloit•th"di•l Jk».·. t'ltud Fultun. p.~folnr/M8-2339. 711 T Awl (.:.arri711M. ~M. Mfilrat...J CMUOU< wdlw E'··•rw·li•tic "'"'"'!l>ll· Churrh. Sund~y 7:0L pm SL Mallhias Episcopal Chapel Chunh l)l'lll>IRl' ln1t-u\n l "'"'". .:.nJ n•>lur• alik•· lu .:.tk'lld Bibll' ~...-n'll H,•,ut ( ollhuh• t hur J ' • " / RillDOSO.NEWS ' HdME&F ILY ·.· FRIDAY; NoV, 23, 2001 PAGE 5C. .looking / bacK.· LINcOLN coom ScRAPBOOK Nov. ~3. 1951 '·SuperviSors election s.et There will. be an elecion ofDistrict · Painehl Ge&!'n sifs .next . supei-visors fOr the Upper Honda · . to her. son. Jeremy, who .. Soil Conservation District, Nov. 2S._ ' : · leaves for ~is Army post in ' ·one rancher and two fannffi:s wilt January. Thl}.photographs be -elected to 61) the expii-00 t.ernJs o£ · A. T. _Pfingsten, W. F. Coe and Peteri are of son Jason, at left. Hurd. ·. ' who has served .In the Air · A. N. K4nb-rell, T.- f5ngaten ahd: Fo~. ani:! Justin,. whose A. Peter Hurd h!We bJ""' nOminated · 1Oth Army M~untairi for' 'Division -is· on a twa·-haur :the furm.e:r:S_' pOsts· and Charles_ Fuller: , 8nd Daniel Brenton fortbe-rari~): stand-~y stritus.for transfer pOst ... -. , . .·N·.· . oVerseas.· Two apPointed merimers will be_ selOOted_by the new board-tO ;fill the:·__ cOats c:ddail fur kws blankets may bo made at the Emmett HB,teh, 258-6717, have Culmination of .Win~r invited. Quests are asked to t;er gardener, from-2 p.m. to 5 ~-Winter warmth ·. Senior cen~, Arby's~ S:ubwfty, more infunnation. , Wannth· Day in Ruidoso and bting a new unwrapped toy p.m. on Monday. Ruidcioo Optimists alm8dy and -all Ruidoso banks and In a joint pl'qject with the vil· throughout New Mexico will worth inore than $5 f'ot Santa's A tetire,4_, Soil and Water have given away 21;;0 coats ~ branches, and at Gateway !age of Ruidoso and ~-WEB be on Jan. 2_1, in honor of Helpers and/or non':'perishable Conservation Service amp· th.u- "CCats ll>r Kids" dri-.e,· Chu>ob of Chriot. More than radio, Opti.rQists also areJlartic- Martin Lu:ther'King's- birthday.. food for the Lincoln Collllty loyee,_ Beck will present a free jointly~ byths liOOrecl . 450 obilcb;en in the county ipa~g in the ~'s seventh Items collected will be dis Food)Jank. tuJ:-8 ~n "good and bad b~:·: Senibr Volunteer 'Program at ·received coats a year_ ago. · annual "Winter Wannth Day" tributed .;, that day by RSVP Candidates and "those inter at IS, ·"Understandmg 1 the RUidosO Benior: Center and- Cash donations JDiiy . be to provide jacketS, coats and volunteers and Optimists. ·ested in Seeking ·publiC offiCe !:nsects.• • Lincoln County Christian made to·The Qptinlist Club of blarikets Ot needy :students in Demottats to bost party ·are invited to 'atteild and The Capitan library's stall: ServiceS. . · . Ruidoso,- P.d. · Bo:J[ 4497, the .Ruidoso schooJs and the :Speak. For information, call· ofvolunteE;l:rB keeps open hours The village also Is -uclpat. Ruidoso, N.M. 88855; or head Start proilnu!i. The Democratic Party ot' 354-2~73. on Tuesday, Friday and ing through its "Winter Lincoln County . Christian village is I advertising Satl.ll"day from 10 a.m. to · 2 The LincolD CoUnty '*ill hoSt a hol Gardening In Capitan Warmth Day".prqject. Services, 4.15 Sudderth, the project in December wa~ iday party. at 2:30 p.m·. p.m.; . Wednesday, 10 a.m. to Donations of ·coats of all Rllidoso. 88345. hils and the Dec. 7 pay stub fDF Saturday, Dec. 1., ·at Cree The Capitan Public Libraey 7:30 p.m.; and Thursdoy, 1 sizes, including adult siZes, lind - Jim WQod, 258-9218, or village employee;s. Meadows, and ·the public is will ·hoat· Malcblm Beck, irias- . p.m. tO 5:30 p.m. · I I • I I -·' ·, ..... / PAGE 6C • RtiDOSO . .'JE\X'S REGIONAL NEWS ' FRIDAY Nov. 23 2001 Chile farmers desperately ree~ a good mCcbaoical harvester • Foreign competition _ · · identify and implement ways lot ofmon, .,." for chile growers has New tQ keep. the state's pepper pro- The shift :i;ll p'lliling peppers Mexico farmers at a disad duction profitable. 'l'he highest has progressed far enough to . vantage in only one area priority' went to developing encompass . the processing mechanized harvesting· and plant. Don Biad, co..:owner of --'-h a rvesting. · · cleaning equipment. . Biad Chili Co., a 40.:year-old · LAS CRUCES - In the In addition, NMSU scien- chile processing facility 10 heart of chile country~ a race to tiSts looked at-development of .. miles north ofLas Cruces, said develop a much-needed chile v~etl-~s and_ :Qroduction machine harvesting allows the mechanical harvester is tak practices ·suited to rpechanical use of '"live ·floor" trailers for ing on new urgency. ha,rvest;ing, ·particUlarly opti- bulk delivery. The units, which "If we don't get 'machine· · ~um plant spacing.. Robert · are also known as· ''walkit:lg _harvesting perfected' ·in _·the· Flynn~ an Extension agrono- floor" trailers, have hydrauli" next few years, there won't be miSt, is running a series of soil · cally ·powered slats built into a · chile industry here," · said t¢sts and stand· density trials · the· bed of the trailer to speed . Gale Carr, _business manage~ on · chile a,t .NMSU's . up the unloading process l;>y . of Border Land Farms, a· Agriclllturru Science Center· at · . dumping the .chile in one· long, 2,800-acre farm along the Artesia.. While this 'season's slow-moving sequence. ~'tons U.S.-Mexico border. · results are still being weighed · of brilliant machine-harvested By ·_some· accounts, New and anaiyzed, he said it red . peppers spilled ~ut. ·the Mexico's chile growers are appeared · that plots · with no back of· one . of the hulking more _than hot for a mechani spacfug b~tween plant;s held units from Gale Carr's f~, cal version· of a pepper picker.. · ·immediate advantages. · . · Biad atfirmed his faith in· the ·Just a few years ago; few of "In dense stands there· was future· of New Mexico's · chile the state's 20,000 acres or' no need to go in With a hand industry. "You can't tell the dif chile, which includes paprika, crew and weed the plots,, . ference . from hinid-harvest cayenne, jalapeno, long green . · . . · COURTESY tiMSU Fiyn.Q. said~ "This saves a step ed," he said, squinting iJlto the .. · a·nd hot peppers·, ·were Many of New Mexico's chi_le pepper problems lie in cost and availability of hand labor to haivest the crcip. More than .in .the production, and a whole sun. mechanically ·.harvested. ·The 40 percent of production cost is tied to hand-harvesting; motivating producers to move to· mechanical harvesters as vast majority of the $200 mil quickly as they can. · · lion · crop was· laboriously hand-picked, just as it had · awful lot about Mexican which is why researchers have provides stable income for pro,. been for the last century. imports ,of both .jalapenos and spe~t 'the last 40 years trying ducers ·becauge more than 90 · 'Ibday; several high-produc- . red chile, but the competitioh to perfect a mechanical chile percent of·productipn is under ing New ·Mexico counties· is jus·t as serjous from Spain; harV'ester, usually . based on a contract· to processors. In an machine harvest, but the clock Zimbabwe, India and South harvesting platform used in effort to boost the· state's. chile is ~icking. U.S. machine har Africa;'~ said James Libbin, a cotton. . · market, a multidiscjplinary vesters have to move beyond financial management special Unforttinately, Hughs con group of growers, processors what iB essentially an experi ist with NMSU's Cooperative ced~d, there's no direct corre and ~;?cientists known as the mental phase/ Extension Service in Las lation. to cotton. While cotton New M¢'1:ico Chile :Pepper "We have ·to find cheaper Cruces. is . basically ·_cotton after it Task Force formed in 1998 to ways to harvest the crop," said ·.New Mexico's chile produc matures, chile is ··simply too Richard Phillips, . a project tion problems lie both 'i~ cost · varied - it'~ green; it's red, it's man:;~.ger with New Mexico and availability of hand labor wet, it's. dcy. "In hand harvest State.Uni· ~rsity's Conperativr> · ·to harvest the crop. ing, you can selectively pick . Extension ·Service in Las. "The United, States can . chile pods," he said. . · · Cruces. Hug_e slices of the ·compete in every area of grow · "When you're mechanically state's market. have already ing and processing chile - harvesting, the machine is . slipped south of .the border. except for ·the Harvest," said much less discerning. It'll take After the /North Americ:an Ed Hughs, research leader in bra_nches and . sometimes Free Trade Agreement, or harvest cleaning equipment at. whole plants!' Eliminating NAFTA, more than 70 percent the USDA's · Southwestern this.field trashcis essential for of the state's jalapeno produc Cottori Ginning Research processing. tion shifted to Mexico, he said. Laboratory in Las Cruces. Chile is a .crucial rotation Meantime, competition is NMSU's agricultural _experts frDP in New .·M~xi~o. In addi: heating up from countries estimate that between 40 aiid tion to bringing a high price, it around the ·world ·that pay 60. percent of chile production very low wages. 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Lisa Morales and Sylvia Nichols •Advertisii.g Sales lmorales@ruldosonews;com - [email protected] Kathy de Metz and Laura Flpn • Creative Se!Vices [email protected] - [email protected] Snowboards and Clothing · Ski Equipment 101 Mechem .. Ruidoso . .. 505·257~.4772 Accessories &Fashions '(800) 687~2470 SALES. SERVICE RENTALS REPAIRS ausi! rl·us~~p'• ~A~--~----~~-Suddellh Certified instructor on hand to assist you. Expert and Demo rentals Available Open· Evenings for your convenience. "Try them before you buy them!" Paquetes de Esqular Para Nlnos V.Adultos . . 2.~.d-~~C! .W,int~.~ Visitor's Guide . . . . . ' ... ~ .. ' . o I j j. J j I i 01 j i i 0 o I 0 0 I 0 o'o; 0 ,,; I~ fl > o o o • •' • ' . . I, , ·· t : : : I · . .· f 1. I •• I l I l •'. ~ i I o I ~ .1 I I l o I I I .o • I. I j. I • • l • •, 1 1 . ' ... ' I If j I . . . . '' . . ··;··. Let.the:snaw fall-· .. I . BY DIIWNISIAUJNCS + RUIDOSO NEWS I .. hen flakes ·Dorgan at the Eagle Creek. unsafe. Visitors don't have to walk start to fall Sports Complex. on S.ki Run . "We encourage people to back up the slope after- flying nd Road a quarter~mile .west off head to two · privately owped. .over the packed· flakes to ~h~ . · . ·. a!~U . N.M. Highway 48 north .. of sledding areas;· Ski Cloudcroft, bottom. Ruzdoso, vzsztors and Ruidoso, opens on Thanksgiv- owned by. the village of A lift will .move them gently' locals swarm the slopes :. , in~ if the weather coo~erates. •Cloudcroft ~o miles east of ; to the top a~ai~ for anot~er trip : . .· . · , ·, . · · "We have two tow lmes serv- town two miles on U.S. 82 and ' down. The hft IS open daily dur- ana $leqdzng hzlls, strzke ing three c;hutes,"· Dorgan said. Triple MSnoWplay." . j ing the Christmas and New Year . 1 ·· ··.out on trails with snow- "Plus, we created an intermedi- Ski Cloudcroft is managed . holidays, then closes on week- · . · .· · ate walk-up hill with three addi- by Jeremy Adams and offers days, except by reservation for sh oes or cross-country · tional chutes and a Kidz Korral. tubing witb Jift access, skiing groups of 50 or more. · skis, and climb aboard a walk-up hill - limited to riders and snowboarding. , · For more The snowplay ;:~rea· is set to snCJwmobile .for a fast 42 inches tall or shorter- with informati?n, call (505) 682"233?. open i_n m~d-December, but . . . · · three more chutes. So we have .At Tnple M, owner Craig everythmg hmges on snowfall. rzde. · · , •.something for everyone." Sparling. said, "We have three To remove some of tl).at depend- Between ·Ruidoso at 7,200 Tubes range .from individual slopes and one is the steepest in ency, however, Sparling now has.• . feet elevation in Lincoln County and tandem types to groups New Mexico. We also have an . a snow~making machine. If '' and Cloudcroft at 9;000 feet in rings for four to six people. intermediate and beginners _hilL neighboring Otero County, they Rates for three bouts in the AU are supervised;" Please see page 4 have two ski resorts and two snow are ·$.l through seven snow play areas at their dispos- ·years of age, $13.50 for. ages al, miles of winter·tniils in the eight to 15, and $15 for those 16 Lincoln National Forest and and older. . . · plenty of steep hills to try .out Snow .clothing also can be their skills. rented. If the weather is right, · Lodging ranges from nation- . the park will be open from 10 al-name motels to quaint cabins a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday through . and a historic lodge: . Sunday Nov. 22 through March The only designated sled- .24. Daily operations hours are ding area in Ruidoso is found at set for the Christmas holidays, . School House Park next to the Dec. 12 through Jan. 7, the days .senior citizens · center at of Jan, 21, Feb. IS and Feb. 18, Junction Road and · Sudderth and spring break, March 9 Drive, but plenty of back roads through March 24. are transformed into sled runs Call (505) 336-7079 for addi- at a moment's notice and stay tiona! information. ,J:hat way until the village's clear- Forty miles southwest .and ing equipment wipes away the 2,000 feet higher, more tubing. fun. possibilities unfold in the for~st A berm at the School House around Cloudcroft. run was added three years ago .. Brad Orr, recreation staff to keep sledders out of a .fenced with the Sacramento District of playground. The end of the run the Lincoln National Forest, said is buffered by small trees and a sledders frequently choose an parking area to ensure no one undesignated hillside to try for sails into the street. some thrills. Drivers should be Bring some hot chocolate careful on the roads through the and a sandwich for energy and forest because cars may be to help keep hands warm. pulled off at odd angles and · A commercial Snow Play drivers may not be able to see area, Ruidoso Winter Park, in its sleds or people preparing their fifth year of operation, . offers gear. · · premium tubing and tow lines .. . "We allow, but don't encour- .. for those who want to save their age, sledding," Orr said. "There energy for the downhill ride. are a few areas where it specifi- The park, owned by Tom cally is banned and posted as ... •·•· · RLliC!bso· News'3 · ' ' I' . '. ' SNOW ' ' . ' ' i riature doesn't cooperate, he can. Triple M, cali (800) 766-75~9. tum his hills white on his own. · · Check out the Christmas · Guided snowmobile ri!fes .activities in Cloudcroft on the also can· be arranged on new calendar of events. The commu Polaris models. nity celebrates with l:l. week of Snowmobile tour hours are fun including a· parade, a tree . 10 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Friday lighting ceremony, theatrical · through Monday, daily during productions, singing and Santa. the holidays. Night and early The chamber of commerce's morning tours can be arranged. numbez: is (505) 682-2733. . ·- '~-- Rates are $40 per hour for a sin- .The Lodge, a historic inn and · -~-- gle and $50 for a double. · · res.taurant · in Cloudcroft,· also ·. t'' Tubers can slide from ··w offers· cross country slciing, ttib-. a.m. to 4 p.m, Saturday and ing and snowmobiling. More Sunday, and daily quring ·holi- sedentary visitors can try dining days. Rates are $17 for all day at Rebecca's Restaurant or and $12 for half-day with the lift, shopping at Seasons or The $10 all day without the lift. ,.. Lodge· Mercantile. Special win- Triple M is 4. 7 miles south of ·ter lodging and activity pack- Cloudcroft.· Take Highway l30 ages are available. · . ·. · to the inter~ection of Sunspot . Call (800) 395-6343 for more Highway, continue on Sunspot information. . and watch for the Triple M sign · .The. only ska~ing rink in the to the left. To reach.· Cloudcroft area is operated by Tony Owens ····· from Ruidoso, take l).S. 70 west and Matt Willett ·on .U.S. toward Mescalero and turn Highway 82, the main . road . · south on Highway 244. · through town. . For more infonnation about . Under their new manage- Hun ry fora Great Steak .• . o.t a.n · Price? a.ppetite..... ' ' ment, the rink will open Dec. 15 be scheduled, Willett, said. through March 30, weather per- Check by calling (505) 257-0120, mitting, said Willett. the High Altitude Mountain ,aike Skates rent for $3.25 for a Shop in Ruidoso. Snowmobile two-hour period at the rink at . booking also will be handled at the west end of Zenith Park. the rink. Visitors also can bring their own The James Sewell Skating blades and skate free. Rink was the dream of a man They can take to the ice. from who · served as mayor of 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and Cloudcroft on and off "for 20 · Sunday, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. years. Thursday, and from 4 p.m. to 10 The story goes that he was p.m. Friday. During the holi- so devoted to the rink he helped days, Dec. 21 though Jan. 1, the created that after work each STEAK HOUSE hours will be 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. evening, Sewell would clean the 378-4747 daily. ice ~nd run water over the rink W Hwy 70 0 Ruidoso . A large fireplace and cover to freeze and create a smooth helps skaters stay wann. A sur(ace for the children the next monthly free ska:ting night will · day/ · 4 'Ruidoso Winter Visitor's Guitfe . '.' .. ,, Lincoln C o u n t y Me d i c al C e n t er: ' ' . ' 50 Years of Health Care Excellence· ' A BRIEF HISTORY OF LIN('OLN COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER .. · Before 1950, Magiletic Resonance the peopl~ of ' . Imaging. LCMC. Lincoln County works. in had to travel collaboration betWeen one and with visiting two hours to get ~o . Cardiologists, the nearest ~ Gastroenterologists, hospitaL Imagine Plastic Surgeons, having a heart attack an Oncologist, a or even suffering a " Nephrologist, .an . broken bone during A TYPICAl. OPERA'I'IN<; ROOM \0 YEARS At;O. Opth~lrnologlst, . . ' that rime. One or two hours must a Urologist, two . ' Orthopedis~s have been one long, miserable ' ' and a local Podiatrist. LCMC drive. 1997 as providing the high~st has a long tradition of providing · '' I · ·level of patient care ofali ·high quality; accessible heahh i ' emergency medical units care to the people of Lincoln throughout New Mexi~o. County. Besides a well-equipped 24- To Je·am more about these OUR MODERN FACILITY TODAY. hour emergency department, services, pick up a copy of our Lincoln County Medical Center new brochure at the Ruidoso Today, Lincoln County has also offers some of the same Valley Chamber of Commerce one of the best medical facilities specialty services found in larger or call us at (505) 257-8250 in the stare: In fact, the Ruidoso . metropolitan hospitals-like to receive a copy by mail. County Emergency Medical chemotherapy, physical therapy, Services system was recognized in A . liNCOLN COUNTY lab testing, CT scans and A MEDICAL CENTER . / .. · .· .. · · cl.fJ, .• : '; .. . .rJ/lllter-- t/ll ...... on.the. ' mountain' '' . . ' . . . and' . ' below·. ' . BY AMANDA. . ITT. + RUIDOSO NEWS.• - . . - ._ ..sztors come to But there's a lot more to the Commerce. "We don't make·. be fourid on the failways in the .Ruidoso in the · · area tl~an the slopes artd · the . need nearly as much snow here . afternoon. . ·. . .. · summer for its trails. The year-round gift shOps as other places. Ski Apache can . · "One· of the things that we and art galleries ccmtiriue to make a lot of snow, and artificial continue to talk about is the cool pines but more peo beckon visitors. Billy the. Kid snow is just as good, ies made reality that we continue to have ple are reali;zing its year Casino and the Inn of the from the same stuff as snow that new attractions and business- round lure in the shad-.· Mountain Gods, Casino Apache .. falls from the skies." es," Zagone .said of Ruidoso .. give visitors a chance to try their . Indeed, winter weather is . ·'~d that goes a long way to ow of Sierra Blanca is luck. Nightclubs and a variety of mild · by most standards. making the Ruidoso a,rea a win . · its winter beauty~ restaurants cover . the .m,ain Daytime. highs normally reach ter destination too.". . · roads in the village. Don't forget into the 40s during January and · ·.·.While some visitors to to check tne Spencer Theater February. Overnight .lows typi- Ruidoso own seasonal homes or The mountain is at the top·of for the Performing Arts.· You cally dip to 20 degrees. Don't be .·cabins, the lodging industry snow activity, with Ski Apache may find the timing right for a. alarmed if one morning the mer- takes up the slack of those who beckoning downhill skiers and cool performance or sonie hot cury falls close to zero. Or, an come to. experience · winter in snowboarders. For · those music .. "The number one reason · afternoon hits 60 degrees. Atop .the southern Rocky Mountains. inclined for a more horizontal people continue to come here in Ski Apache, at 11,000-plus feet Froni luxurious hotel accom- · ski venture, cross-country ski- . the winter is skiing, even if they . above sea level, the usuruly'cool- modatipns to quaint cabins, ing is close by too. For the young don't ski," said Joan Zagone, er temperatures are perfect for moderately priced motels, to · and young at )1eart sledding is OJJtgoing ·executive director. of snowmaking.. · . bed and breakfasts, more than always an option. . · the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Although the altitude of 70 lodging establishments are in .·· Ruidoso is 7,000 feet, the nor~ the area . ..------. maliy sunny days are ideal for A new luxury. suite hotel · -snow-free liriks. So grab your opened last June !near the con dubs and golf balls and get vention center and a golf course. ready for the opportunity to play More infonniltion is avail- .FAMILY . . on one of .the four golf courses able at the chamber and visitor's Vision Center in or near Ruidoso. · center at 720 Sudderth Drive, or· ·.. Some days a group that was by calling'the chamber at (E05) "Your Complete Vision·care Center" on the slopes in the morning can 257-7395 . . . . . PROFESSIONAL FAMILY EYE CARE • Emergency Eye Care • Replacement Contacts • Vision Examinations • Glasses Repairs and Adjustments . • Optical Fashion Accessories We have a large selection of contact lenses, sunglasses and fashion eyewear including Hush Puppy, Autoflex and Cazal. • G Ruidoso Winter Visitor's Guide ...... Y/l/1/ '!!~ . ·'§ocl& . . · ·something•· . for·evervone' . ' . ' · BY AMANDA Win + RUIDOSO NEWS · . he Inn of e · Jonathan Adams, who puts · Inn of the Mountain Gods. . · · .cozy environment in front of the · Mountain Gods· · nd tog~ther the hunts, said while · · The hunt!ng ~uccess rate on fi~eplace or at the gaming tables, . . . . . · · · bull elk dtaw more customers, . the reservatiOn IS 97 percent, wmter packages are offered. . · ·. Caszno Apache are ·bear and wild turkeys also bring Adams said. Hunts on the reser- · The Inn offers the Great ... two of the major draws for. people back. .. . . · . vati~n stand out .because of the · Escape package .which covers . . . . · · · . . . The Mescalero established a .quality of the arumals tl!-ken, of two breakfasts dally and a dou- . VISitors to the RUidoso ·Rocky Mountain elk herd on the the· guides and of the· food and ble occupancy •luxury room for · area, . offering . elegant .46~,000-acr~ res~rvaticin ~er a lodging, Adams ~aid. • $98 per night •from · Oct. I 0 9 atmosphere with a variety :~;e191o~~b~[~ffiJ~;~nt~~~ hun~d~~~ ~:u~~~~f:all~h~~~:. ~~~~~~A~~~; 36. st'Idpa~~~ge~ ·· ofdining options and gam- duced 162 Rocky Mountain elk and participants should be in also are available. Call the Inn . . ing.. · i~ 1~67. Despite pessimistic pre- goo~ . physical . con~ition~ for more information at 1 (800) d1ct1ons that the area lacked the Part1c1pants may bnng the1r own . 545-9011 or (505) 464-5141.. necessary water to support a . hor8es or rent horses locally. A . Dining opportunities . at the .But not everyone who· stays herd, the animals thrived. vehicle along with a tribal' mem- · Inn complex include the Apache t~ere f~asts on eggs benedict and .· A limited number of bull per"· ber is provided for each hunt as a ·Tee Restaurant which overlooks smoked salmon for breakfast. mits are availableon a first-come guide. the· 18-hole golf course and Many visitors choose a hardier basis for the. fall bugle season. .Back at the Inn, a less taxing Mescalero Lake and offers steak· .breakfast to· sustain them for a <:;ow elk, bear and turkey hunts outdoor sport can be found on and seafood specials. Other day on the slopes of Ski Apache also are scheduled. However, all.· the golf course. Unless snow is options are the Casino Deck . or for a big game hunt arranged · but the turkey hunts occur falling, a round of golf is possible Buffet and the Dan Li Ka. Dining . · through the Mescalero Apache's August through October. For almost all winter long. For those Room, with fine cuisine choices · HuntingLodge. more . information, contact the who prefer to stay warm in a for lunch and dinner. · .. RUIOOSO NEWS .. . ,, • into the weekend excitement the ranges from on FALL through your family ·the Aspen ·. in our Friday -favorite· plans with our award leaves Vamonos section. to get your Visitor's subscription. WITHIN LINCOLN AND OTERO COUNTIES OUTSIDE LINCOLN AND OTERO COUNTIES Mail: Mail: 3months$14.00 3months$21.00 6montbs$20.00 6months$27.00 l year $34.00 1 year $43.00 I I For more information, please. call Gina at (505) 257-400 I. . . · , I I .. .. .R.4idP.5P. News 7 • I ' r~. · r;/tftet ··· .·.. 1/Jes~; .is. a11•·. about·. C:hange Histo ' . . . .··sv DIANNE STALLINGS • RUIDOSO NEWS change of name . to put a racer into an animated . and an expanded horse race," Eldredge said .. . "Your image is · projected into mission in 1999 ·the race. We prototyped it with transformed the Museum · . '.. ' the Vivid Group out of Toronto, . ~~' .. .'.;:··; Canada, and with . the . of the . Horse in Ruidoso ~., ,,{ ·.. t·~it¥'~; '.' !,;,· : Hollywood Park Racing · Downs into the Hubbard Corporation ·· of Englewood, Museum of the American Calif." . , A favorite · exhibit, the · West, and took the histori Ruidoso Downs Race Horse Hall cal center in the settlement of Fame, highlights the Winners · of past All American futurities. of Lincoln under its wing. The All American is the richest quarter horse race in the world The year 2000 also brought that runs Labor Day weekend. historical change. arid opportu-. . . To learn more about the real nity to the museum with its new Billy the Kid and the Lincoln affiliation with the Smithsonian County War that spawned him, .· Institution. The arrangement visitors also can travel 20 miles allowed the museum to bring iri east on U.S. Highway 70. and 1 exhibits from the national muse-· then 10 miles north to Lincoln. urn in Washington, D.C, The Hubbard· museum operatf:)s . The first hint of what lies a visitor's center and otber stops inside the museum is what in the historic stomping grounds greets visitors on the outside - a of the outlaw there. bigger-than-life bronze sculp The museum's success comes ture of seven horse breeds gal- . ftoin community support and the loping over hilly terrain. Local . efforts of its board of directors artist Dave McGary, internation and founders R.D. and Joan Dale ally known for his exquisite .and . Eldredge said. . Chaparral Convention Center. Hubbard; owners of Ruidoso intricately realistic Indian "People want someth.ing to "When Anne gav her collec- Downs Race Track, Eldredge bronze sculptures with color do that is arts, culturally or his tion to the museu back in said. The museum's hours are 10 " accents, created "Free Spirits at torically oriented during their 1990, she gave a out 10,000 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for more Noisy Water." visit to the area," Eldredge said. objects," Eldredge . aid. In the information call378-4142. · Although horses pl~y a dom- "People want a well balanced, last five years, objects not con- The Billy the Kid Casino, also inant role in the museum's'exhi- well-rounded vacation and we· sidered museum appropriate a Hubbai;d enterprise and situat bitions, its scope is much broad- are part of that, just as the were ·weeded out, he said. ed behind the museum at the er, said Bruce Eldredge, until Spencer Theater now is a part of About 9,500 of Stradling's racetrack, opened in mid-1999. recently, director of the 50,000- that." pieces are displayed with 6.00 . Three hundred slot square-foot museum on U.S. The museum is the second new items added to the muse- machines offer a different type Highway 70 next to the Ruidoso largest private museum in New urn, he said. People who decide of winter entertainment. The · Downs Race Track and the Billy Mexico in terms of budget, visits the museum is the best place to casino is open from 11 a.m. to the Kid Casino. Exhibits give and staff size, he said. display a historic saddle or 11 p.m Saturday through visitors a glimpse of many more Anne C. Stradling, a New antique stable doth from a Thursday and 12 am. to 12 p.m. aspects of the American West Jersey heiress and noted horse major American cloth manufac- on Friday. · with examples of wagons from woman who collected western turer often donate the new Hamburgers and other easy Europe and North America, car- ·memorabilia until her death in items, he said. food is fixed up in the Fort riages, coaches, guns, saddles, 1992, donated most of the muse- One of the newer features of Stanton Grill for gamblers tlik cowboy boqts, Indian pottery, urn's collection. . the museum - a virtual reality ing a break to rest their arms. crafts, weaving and assorted Her collection was displayed animated horse race - is a sure- Simulcasting also is shown clothing. · from 1960 to 1989 at the fire stop for visitors. Actor and· form nine tracks across the More than 60,000 people Patagonia Museum of the Horse film director Kevin Costner country including Belmont, . tour the museum every year, . in Arizona. When her health climbed aboard one of the Lone Star, Sun Ray and Eldredge said. began to fail, Stradling decided "horses" to race R.D. Hubbard, Remington Downs. Ten thousand more partici· to move her collection to · the the musellm's co-founder, dur- . For more information, call pate annually in programs 'and · Hubbard museum. The building ing a recent visit. the Hubbard museum at (505) · activities put on by the museum, was created out of the former "It's the first game of its type 378-4142. 8 Ruidoso Winter Visitor's Guide • ' ' ·~·.~-- _/ ·• ' UlCOtfl; ...... a trip. in time . . . BY DREW OOMBER t FOR THE RUIDOSO. NEWS . Regardless of . what the or if he simply "Wrestled Bell's wefl as the Courthouse itself, . lives of the three peoples ·who movies may tell us, Billy the Kid gun away froni him when they where the bullet hole in the wall settled this land: The Apaches, · was extremely popular in got back inside has become a · remains to this day ..., mute testi-. Hispanics and Anglos. -Lincoln. This was primarily moot point. W.!iATEVER the mony to the legend of Billy the While· strolling througn· because ·the youthful guninan case, Billy got hold of a pistol Kid~ · Lincoln, the visitor can see such had· personality coming out of and on the .Inside stairwell, he When ··you go to Lincoln, · things as the San Juan Mission, hisear~! . . ·· shot Deputy Bell with .it. The start at the Historic Center, built in the 1S80s, and the · ... ··. During the blo9dy con- .bullet went through Bell and located afthe east end of town, ·Torreon, a ''fort" erected by the flict · known as The Lincoln slammed into the wall at the foot where you can view a short original settlers to escape into . County War, the Kid and five of the stairs. video that give· some basic facts when theApaches.attacked .. ·. other "Regulators," as · they . Olinger )1eard Jhe ·gunfire abOut the .Lincoln County War · Many of the buildings. from called themselves,. assassinated · from · across the !;treet and · and Billy the Kid. Then stroll up. Billy's time stand as a reminder Lincoln County Sheriff William .· immepiately aild inadvisedly the street and into the past. In of the town's history. · The · Brady. as he walked down the raced back to-the courthous.e. As · 1878, this was the .most danger- "Convento" - the originaJ court- .street one sunny April morning he drew underneath the upstairs ous street in America. house - was the site Qf a gun . . . ih 1878. Aild it was. for that northeast window, he heard a The famed Buffalo Soldiers, battle. that ma4e the so called crime that the Kid and the Kid voice call out above him, "Hello black troops who fought so "Gunfight at .the OK Corral'' alone was charged, prosecuted,' Bob." Olinger knew that voice nobly during the Indian Wars, look like child's play. . found gtiilty and sentenced to and when he looked up he was .occupy a portion of the Visitor's . Visiting Lincoln is an experi death. Interestingly, Billy was looking into the twin muzzles of Center Museum, · as do the· .. ence unlike anything offered the only: person ever prosecuted his own shotgun, the very one Apache and Hispanic settlers. ·anywhere in the United States. for ANY crime committed dur- with which he had tormented There are many artifacts in the Travel through time. Go to · ing tbe War. Regardless of how the Kid. Behind those muzzles Historic Center to illustrate the Lincoln. · . one feels a~out the Kid person- were the merciless eyes of Billy · ally, it is difficult not to feel at the Kid, who promptly gave · least a twinge of sympathy for. -"Pecos" Bob both barrels in the him. · . face and chest, effectively end- . Billy's execution was sched- ing thek relationship. · . • uled for May 13, 1881, but it was And this is the part where not to be. On April '28, the lqd . the Kid's popularity comes into somehow got hold of a pistol focus. Instead of having to make (exactly how he did this is still · a de~perate escape from town, .· being debated by historians) he came out onto the porch of· and shot his way- spectacularly the Courthouse and made a · - out of the Lincoln County short, impromptu speech to the Courthouse where he was being locals who · had gathered held. · around, most of whom wer!l his Pat Garrett was out of town friends. THEN, he came down- . that day and the two guards on stairs and went about shaking duty were J.W. Bell and Bob hands with. everyone! After that - Olinger. ·Olinger and the Kid he spent about an hour trying to '• shared a mutual hatred, which get his shackles off in order that · had been smoldering ever since he might mount a horse. In all Ski Apache for Winter Fun!· I878. this time, no one lifted so much It happened around dinner- as a finger to try and stop him. time. Bob Olinger had brought Finally, he "borrowed" a horse 11 Lifts t 55 Trails t 1,900 ft. Vertical t 750 Acres the other five prisoners in the (two days later it pame back) courthouse across the street to and rode slowly out of town. ! the Wortley Hotel for dinner. Eyewitnesses said he was Billy, however, was considered singing at the tiine. to be too dangerous to be At most historic sites in allowed to move around town- America, the visitors must use and his meals were brought to their imaginations to visualize him in the courthouse. And with the exciting events of yester- . Olinger across the street with . year, but this is not so in 2001-02 Season Passes Good on Any Day . the others, only J.W. Bell was Lincoln. If Billy the Kid were to $450, Teens $375, Children $250, $enlors IMt:.l left to watch the Kid, who asked ride back into Lincoln today, he to be taken out back to the privy. would recognize it instantly. The Info: 336·4356 or www.skiapache.com Whether the pistol was left store operated by his boss, John snow report: 257·9001 for him in the privy by a friend) Tunstall, is open to visitors, as .. . ._,, '" • • I • ' I ,Rui~oso News,~, . ., ' ' . ) ,' .. ·:::::::::::. · · • · .••.• ,l,rJ;I;r;r.rJ.J~l.l.t,!,l,t;til.'.i;l:tt;4V.U;l;.T.t,;t;r.~1.1;1,tt:l,' . i ' . ; ' Jt. Kew · ,~IVV . . . I here golf·. is·· a ·wiftter. spo . BY WESSCHWENOELS ·+ RUIDOSO NEWS ' Ttzile many golf $~5 monthly. 469-yard, par 4 courses··, . ~ Driving range and putting greens throughout the cree Meadows· Public · • Owned by the Institute, state· -close for the winter, · Coif course · · ... ·this is a public course. most of the southern New 301 Country Club Drive, • Golf cart rental available · k Ruidoso . and snackbar. · Mexlco · courses ta e call257-58l5 for tee times · • $10.50 for nine holes, .. advantage of the mild win-. Winter hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m .. $15.75 for 18 holes walking. ters to stay opert year EriG Eggleston is the course . · • Alcohol is strictly prohibit pro ., .ed on the course. 'round. Features: .' • 18 holes, 5,831 yards from· Some feature shortened . the blue tees, course rating66.1, Spring River Golf course hours, and, of course,, ~he golf- par 71. 1612 W. 8th Street, Roswell ing is limited on snow days, but • Signature hole ~No.. 2, it's ·John Fowler is the golf pro · pro shops are open year round. the pretty one with an elevated 505-622-9506 · So for a break from the tee down to a valley then to an ' Features: . . slopes, or a chance to get sorne elevated green. · · • 18 · holes; 6,497 yards, exercise in warmer clh.nes, take • No driving range. course-rating 68.7, par 71 . your clubs to one of southern • Cree Meadows is a public • Signature hole - No. 13 is a New Mexico's yeaHound golf course. • short par 3 th~t is three-tiered courses. and well-bunkered . . • Driving range, putting Alto Lakes Golf & Desert Lakes Golf course greens country tlub. 2351 Hamilton Road, / • The Spring. River greens 100 Country Club Drive, Alto Alamogordo call 505-437-0290 are well undulated and well call 336-4231 for tee times for tee times Features: bunkered, quite demar.ling on Scott Forestor is director of Winter hours: 7 a.m.-dusk · • 18 holes. 6,79.3 from the the iron shots. Plus, more new golf · · Grant M. Dalpes is ~he golf gold·tees, 6,422 ·from the blue trees were planted throughouJ · Kirk Taylor is the head p~o pro tees, 5,940 from white tees, last winter and spring. Features: Featurfls: .. 5,071 from the green fees. • $10 for 9 holes, $15 for 1b • 18 holes, 6,539 yards from • 18 holes, 6,121 yards froJl1 ·Course rating on the gold tees is hole!., cart rental is available the black tees, course rating the blue tees, course rating 68/::!, 71.0, par 72. 70.1, par 71. slope 118, par 72. ' • Signature hole - No. 15 is a • Signature hole- No. 12 tees • Lighted driving range and dogleg left nestled in the trees. · Roswell country Club off f;rom the top to a two-tier putting green. It's always a challenge 260 I Urtori . Road. NE fairWay. • · Desert Lakes is a public • Driving range and practice Roswell· • Alto Lakes is a private club golf course that has a restau greens. call 505-622-2050 for infor- for members and their guests. rant, bar and fully stocked pro • The berm-studded Links is mation Its hack nine is considered one shop. a challenging public course Winter hours: 8 a.m.-dark of the best in the state. • The course was fully reno designed by Jim Colbert. Features: vated in 1996. It is in great Luke Thompson is the head shape, and very scenic. pro carrizozo Municipal Golf New Mexico Military • 9-hole course, with course Institute Golf course . yardage of 3,053 on the front 9 Highway 380, Carrizozo The Links at Sierra · 201 W 19th Street, Roswell and 3,094 the second time 648-2143 for tee info Blanca 505-622-6033 through, par 72 Features: 105 Sierra Blanca Dr., Tom Velarde is the golf pro • Guests must play with the • 9 holes, 3,319 yards Ruidoso Mike Jones is the general members • No driving range. call 258-5330 for tee. times manager • Driving range, putting and • Carrizozo is a public Winter hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Features: chipping greens · . course. It is the least expensive . Snow days: 10 a.m.·3 p.m. • 18 holes, 6,689 yards, par • $20 for 18 holes, $15 for· golf course in New Mexico. $5 Morgan Clough is the gener 72 nine with a member for 9 holes; $7 for 18 holes or al manager • Signature hole - No. 16 is • Cart rental available .I 0 Ruidoso Wioter Visitor's Guide · -· • . .· ...... • •• ..A.. ... --~- , __ •• .• ... ··;· -· •. ~ . . ''· .. . . r . ' . . """ . ' . . ' ' ' '00t1Jils; ·.On t egrow . BY AMANDA WI'IT + RUIDOSO NEWS he West and the lure of horses ar.e still evident in Ruidoso .Oowns .despite ·its empti- . ,' . ' ness in the winter. The · race · track complex · . doesn't sit idle from now to Memorial Day, which will kick · off the racing season. There's the Billy the Kid Casino, a recent addition to Ruidoso Downs that is just ~ver 2 years old~ · · The village of Ruidoso Downs, considered to be New Mexico's "fastest growing little community," is expanding, espe· Kid who once roamed the y in the business fr0nt. The· region. The center also details n drag - a five-lane U.S. the scenic byway loop along ghway 70 - is bringing the highways 70, 48 and 380 as wen· · economic growth. . as the ·communities along the Mayor Bob Miller antici- byway. The generally mild · pates more business growth in weather makes the trip traveler . ·. the village he's dubbed "the friendly during the winter. But Gateway to the. Mountains." It · winter storms do .roll through . may seem like a gateway, as the mountains. Current weath· banners arch their way along· er irtformation is available on the edge of the highway wei· four area radio station~, KBUY coming people. Miller said the . AM 1360, KIDX-FM 101.5, banners will convey a seasonal 'IffiUI-AM 1490 and KWES-FM theme to those entering the vii· 93.5. !age. . Seniors in Ruidoso Downs No matter what the season, . !find daily activities, tllanks to Free Spirits at N~isy Water, the the vill~ge's senior center. For larger-than-life horse statues details of what's happening on displayed at the entrance of· the the senior front, call the Ruidoso H~bbard Museum of the Downs Senior Center at 378· American West along U.S. 4659. · i Highway 70 just east· of the The mayor believes his com ' ' track, provide the flavor of munity is in store for explosive Ruidoso Downs. The museum, growth especially with · the with everything racing and recent addition of U.S. 70. evecything American West, is a Commercial interests have been top attraction. There's horse set up along the roadway; memorabilia, Native American "This is the place for busi artifacts, art and more. Some ness growth," Miller said. '1\nd displays change with the sea-. the trend is here." son,.so be sure to check irt and For more information about see what's new.· events and facilities in Ruidoso · The B!Ily the ~d National Downs, phone the Ruidoso Scenic Byway artd Visitor's Valley Chamber of Commerce at Center is next qo()r to tb.e muse- 257-.7395 or the Ruidoso Downs urn; It deP.icts the legelid of the· Village Hall at 378-4422. ~ . ~-- . ' · · · . . · Ruidosc) News· II ' , .. • • • ~ • • l ~ ' . ' Jhi I :" ' . . . ny . eat·' ~ : - h' .er.·.,, - ·' .. ··a··· ·d.···· Thin snow ' ,_• ·-· . - n··-· ..·y ~": . _· - ·. BY WES SCHWENGELS. + RUiDOSO NEWS J e e p · lack of precipita- tiona! opening day, he said. .tion during the fall "We're ·subject to .the varia~ . did . not up ~he tions of the weather," Davis . . said, adding that Nov. 22 is still hopes of the operators of the target date if the resort has Ski Apache. . . .enough snow; · Ski Apache also has the abil- . ity to make a lot of snow, if the The resort is boping for at temperatures are cold enough. · least an average ·. snowfall; "We will make our best according to Ski Apache's Riker effort to open if we have the Davis. . · snowfall," Davis said. "I've stopped listening to 01).ce the ·white stuff is on •• those knuckleheads (the the ground, it Will be cheaper to • CHfVRO!fl • OWIMOBil! National Oceanic and make use of it for many people. Atmospheric Administration)/' . Ski Apache is offering a . • fADil [A( • PfiNllt' 10 Davis sa~d. "We're expectjng a · ·lower priee on its "any day" sea- · • 8UI(K • tHmH~ • IHP good year, even though it's ~een son passes, dropping the price drier thariusual this fall." from $750 .t.o $450. The pass But if winter does come late, gives anyone.from age 19 to 61 a don't . expect a Thanksgiving . Day opening, .the resort's tradi- Pleas(,! see page 15 12 Ruidoso Winter Visitor's Guide . ' , ' . ' . . ' .. of ·lhe. A MESCAlERO· . ENTERPRISE . ·· ~'New Mexico sMost Distinguished Re:wrt" · . · .. · .' ' ·:· luurlous Rooms . · . •:• HorsebacUidinu .. ·:· Convenuon Services ,, . . ~:· Dan ll Ka Dinino Room . ,4:• Sale$/laterino OHices · ·:·. ' Outdoor Heated Pool·. . ·:· Golf/Sal Shop .. • ••• " • • ·> ·vacauon Pacaaues . .<··soorunu.Ciavs course ·:· casln• APache MOST READ NEWSPAPER. BY LINCOLN COUNTY RESIDENTS.. . jC SEEKING AHOBBS tRACK j SOilBAUEAS WRAP UP TOURNEY Application ID slate JllCilliiCd U!st ye11's champions suo:essfully defend for track and casino license · ·Dim's softball league tiilc .· ' NEWs· . Rulooso, N!l Multo • FltDAY, ~1;1;, -10, 2001 ~ 0L''I ~STII Ym, No. 23 ' • , Commitee urges commibnent to preserve and promote historical· at bears ' ... ''. _}. - ' .. -.. . Fort not answer ·-...... , ...... 81% OF liNCOLN COUNU' llESWENI'SllEAD. . THE RUIDOSO NEWS EVERY WEEK,. ... llEACH THEM BY AIJVER17SING. IN THE RUIDOSO NEWS I CUL 257-4001 TODAY!. RUIDOSO NEWS " ' . P.O. Box 128 •104 Park Ave. • Ruidoso, New Mexioo 88355 505-257-4001 • FAX 505-257·7053 • www.ruldosQnews.com •· ·I I i , '1 · ' Ruidoso News 13 ' I ,. "' 2002 Spring Classes C~asses S tOJI.t Jal\ltOJI.~ .14tR • Outdoor . . Fitness .... -~- : '1~ P.Uiaoso Wrnier Visitor's Guide .. ·~.. ;. • --'-' ,. -'--'.-. -.- .... ,.· ' ., I . . ., 11 t_l 1 t t I I 1·1 ' • t.•' • • •. • t 1: I' I td_:, f t f If f.' f' I rIff' l,f,·f·{·( f..' i It f r ,..• .--, 11'•1 ', .Jt lll_fOJ I •• ,-'ltiltl·llltttii'.JJ;flltlfil)/tftJ.. ,._.I,, t I I 1_, ' SKI APACHE .· j ' I ' ' ' .. ' / daily tick~t. including we~kends . folks driving from o~r market in · instniction progr11m for kids age th.an 16,~00 skiers. per hour, the and holidays. The prices are Texas,:? he said. . · 4-6, al'ld is more than doubling highest m.i!flber in New Mexico. · . evell cheaper for teens ($375), The · resort is capable, of in size this year. It will be able to The resort features. 55 trails · children ($250) and seniors · pleasing. everyone looking to . accommodate more than 100 on 750' acres, including the ($150). . ski, too/from beginners to veter: children daily. It also has its owrt wide-open Apache BowL Lifts . · Davis said the rea8on fodhe . ans. The ski shop has expanded surface lift, terrain garden and include two tows,. one double ·pnce slash is in the numbers. · yet again, and. now offers more in~oor facilities. · chair, five triples, tWo quads and · Last year, most season pass .. than 1,600 pairs of skis for rent, Ski Apache believes that the state's 'only·· gondola.· · holders skied about 11 times, including gear from .· K-2, , everyone should be able to ski, EltJ.vations rise from 9,600 feet seven days short of the number Nordica and Blizzard. · · and offers the state's largest and at the base to ll,500 feet at the .required to be worth the $750 .· Davis said the trend in skis is . oldest adaptive skier progr~ms. top, with a. vertical drop of 1,900 .. ·· price. .malting the sport easier for The Ski Apache Handicapped feet. . . . ' "If· you ski 11 times, it's more people. . . · Skiers Association is .designed The mountain will be easier· · going to be worth it. ... This wa.y, "The skis are getting shorter to give anyone - no matter their to access this yeiir as well. a season pass holder doesn't feel in length without sacrificing sta- physical or mental abilities - an ·Repairs on · Highway 48 from 'like he's got to be up here bility and speed," ·he said. opportuni{y to enjoy the ~Jpp~s .. Ruidoso to thE: §!i..a:r.~a are com' squeezing every penny out of a '1\nything that makes the sport Davis pointed out that plete. · · · lift ticket at 4 p.m.," Davis said. easier ifo better." . · Ruidoso and Ski Apache provide And w!lether .or not Mother .The season pass is aimed Snowboarders are al.so wei- an ideal skiing environment. Nature decJdes to smile on New mostly at lociil skiers, althougq come at Ski Apache, and a sepa- · "This area offers the best of Mexico's mountains this winter, it is open to everyone. Davis said rate board rental shop is located both worlds," he said. "We have Sh.i Apache can sfil' offer mart the price drop is similar to what near thE! Kiddie Korral with top a mild winter climate; but plenty made skiing with the use of , other resorts are doing. . quality equipment. · · .of snow." . eight of its lllif.;. · · "There's a trend nationwide Don't know how to ·ski or Although there are no. new · For more Information, call to. reduce prices to increase snowboard? Tl:).eresort's got you lifts this. season, Ski Apache still · 336-4356 or visit www.skia- attendance and allegiance." . covered there as welL Multi-day has the ability to carry more . pache.com. ,• Davis said he believes anoth- packages that include Uft tick er factor that could raise atten- ets, lessons and rentals·. Lessons , dance is the popullition's gener- · are available for an ages and T~t.f•S .Uln11 ·to· iJif·n· ter CUn f al reluctance to fly. He called Ski abilities; including the young- I n rv ..... ,. . vv I ' . . . . n ·. Apache a driver's market. sters. "We could see an increase in . The Kiddie Korral offers an f . . «Mystical Mountain Magic" ' ..•... ,~ • 'i~ Guided Snowmobile Tours . with new snowmobile.s . . · · i!< Snow Tubing with Lift. I Custom Covers Clean & Safe Located only 4. 7 miles out of Cloudcroft, NM. • ·Take Highway 130 south· ..•, of Cloudcroft to the " •~, intersection of ~0 Sunspot Highway. • o ~ Turn and continue on Sunspot Highway. Watch for our sign on the left . . .• . f Ruidoso News I.S I t o t ~ • o o I I I ,. • • t • I '" ., .. .1 •••. / ·. I . I . . .I . Tribe blends· the old. and n ·. · BY DIANNE STALLINOS + RUIDOSO NEWS . . ixing modem Rlit'd oso an d spraw 1s for 1, 27 8 - · are deceivmg. · · Bra\Jn.· . ;·· ··. · .business enter-. square miles on either side of · · A resurgence of interest hi . St. Joseph's took 20 years to. ·· prises with U.S. Highway· 70,, e):lchanting the preservation of tbeir culture, build after Braun first arrived in . White · · Sands National language and history is evident . 1916. as a young friar. His work Apache tradttions, the Monument stretches. for more · in a series of initiatives. Some was disrupted in 1918 when he Mescalero Apache .reser- than 100 miles. From a. pass are not' so bbvious. to casual vis- served during World War I and ' lying below Apache Summit, itors to tlie 460,000-acre reser-. returned inspired by the Gothic vation boasts a luxury impressive Sierra Blanca Peak · vation, but others - such as the . cathedrals he saw in Eurqpe. resort and a casino along looms in the distance. . painting of the mescal plant, the. Storie for the mission.· was with brush arbors and With the Inn ofthe Mountain source of the tribe's name - are quarried four miles west in a Gods and Casino Apache, Ski visible reminders of the tribe's canyon near Bent. Lime was ·tepees ·amid some of the Apache resort and. an assort- .. history. · · · burned in pits near the church. · · most spectacular .scenery m·ent of other businesses iriclud- A rare nugget of historical Timber for the massive roof and · . . · il:l.g a cattle operation and metal perspective can be found at the . ceiling came from .a local · in New Mexico. · fabrication plant,· the Mescalero Mescalero · Cultural . Center, sawmill and floor tiles from a ·. · may look as if they've left their across from the tJ;ibal store off pottery plant in La Luz Canyon. . From the western edge of· heritage far behind. the highway in the main settle- The 131-foot•long, 65-foot- the reservation, which abuts But in this case, appearances ment. wide church was dedicated in · Managed by curator Ellyn 1939. The four~fo«;~t thi~k stone· · Bigrope, the center displays tra- ·walls are 50. feet high - 80 feet to ditional and ceremonial cloth- the peak of the roof. ing, baskets, plants eaten and Braun, who died at 95, is used in ceremonies, and ·other · buried in the sanctuary of the artifacts. · church. · · · Photographs of tribal mem- A 20-year · campaign . is · betsfromdifferent moments in underway to repair the walls, history line the walls. carefully replacing the aging . Admission is by donation. lime mortar·with a new mixture Hours are from 8 a.m. to 4:30 especia)Jy designed for restora p.m. Monday through ·Friday. tion projects. Special tour~ during regular . Apache dedication ,to their · hours or off-hot~rs ap.d week- churches doesn't mean they ends . may be artang~d in abandoned ·beliefs established ·. ~dvance by calling (505) 464· Jo!lg before. the first encounter 9254. . wtth Spamsh explorers. The Outside the ,center, a monu- syinbol of tlte mountain gods ment by artist Oliver Enjady to can be found throughout the the Red Hats, Mescalero wild- community, a reminder of the firefighters, depicts a crew spirits who drive away sickness climbing and dearing their way and evil. up a mountain. Visitors may have the good . The crumbling adobe walls fortune to see one of the of Blazer's Mill, where one of Mobntain Gods dances if a com the gun battles of the Lincoln munity or family celebration is County War occurred in the late scheduled. However, most of the 1870s, reminds visitors of the tribal events occur in the spring mix of cultures in the area more and summer, including the cher than a century ago. ished puberty rite marking· the The massive stones of St. time a young gir~ becomes a Joseph's Apache Mission, by far woman. · the most majestic landmark More than 3,000 tribal mem along the highway, catch the hers live on the reservation. rays of an afternoon sun and Founded on May 27, 1873, it stand as monuments to the drive and dedication of Father Albert . Please see page 17 16 Ruidoso .Winte~ Visitor's Guide · .. <: . ·.• \• •'. / MESCALERO encompasses some of the most it's off .the highW!iY down. a spectacular real estate in .New dusty road .. Mexico, marked by fertile val- . The. tribal store sells gro- .· leys framed by mountains, with ceries, T-shirts and other tourist a few small waterfalls and· run- items, as well as. some hand- . .ning streams. made goods and tasty piiion ! :, Thousan~s of rainbow trout seeds. · ·. are raised each year at the reser- Another good shopping stop · vation's fish hatchery, which is is the Kaa Dasita farther east on J ·operated by the U.S. Fisli and U.S; 70, which carries the work Wildlife Service; · of many tribal members imd For some authentic Mexican craftsmen ·from other tribes·, cooking, try The Old Road· including cradleboards, jewelry, . restaurant. Ask for directions, medicine bags and beaded because there are no· signs and leather key chains. " .'· J I · · · ·· Ruidoso News·l7 / • . ' • . . J1 . fTAeatu- ...... I . . . . . / . . . . . ·spence Theater·. . on' stage I BY SAN.DV SUOGITT + RUIDOSO NEWS . ./ he Spencer Theater National aallet, the Broadway setting. · / . ·the Spencer; at 10 p.m. there will. for the Performing musical comedy ."big," ·David The big event for the Win.ter be champagne and . chocolate .has be· en .. wow- Brenner and Rita Coolidge " to season, sald Spencer publicist and piano music after. the per' Arts name a very few. · / Kathleen McDonald, · is formance. ing visitors and residents . . · Last year, the Spencer trans "Raymonda,," to be performed ·To ring in the Christmas sea~ fol1)1ed its m;lple wood stage by the Grigorovich Ballet Feb. 9. son, the All American Boys of Lincoln County since . into a 40-by-50:foot ice rink The Russian company . of 85 Chorus will perform · a opening its doors in 1997~ madewith 10,000 pounds of iee dancers will be the largest com- .Christmas sh~wj\Vithtraditi?nal cubes for the St. .Petersburg Ice pany to perform .at the Spencer French, Enghsl:i and Amencan That was with jazz musician Ballet's' · performance · of Theater, McDonald said. Artistic Christmas music from "Jingle .. Dave Brubeck conducting the· ''Cinderella." Finding that it director Uri Grigorovich Is j:on- Bells'' to "Ave Maria." The 40 New Mexico . . Sympl).ony worked - executive director sidered the foremost choreogra- singing 'boys are altos and Orchestra .and concert .viOlinist · Charles Centilli booked Holiday phy in the world of ballet and· sopranos from California. · Nadja Salerno~Sonnenberg... · · . SpectacuiArA>n Ice to perform at was the artistic director of the · The first show of the new · Since then, the $20 million the Spencer Dec. 15, a variety Bolshoi Ballet for 30 years - year will· be "The Sunshine state-of-the-art theater .has host-· show With 26 world champion ·tenure l)ivaled only by George Boys" on Feb. 2 and 3.. Stars ed Glen Campbell, the Russian skaters in a luscious Victorian ·Balancltine, she said: .· . · Frank Gorshin and Dick Van The story of "Ramonda" is a Patten of stage and screen fame medieval legend of chivalry and star in this Neil Simon hit come nobility and a drama about the . dy al;lout ·growing old for two conflict of good and evil. in the· former . vaudevillians .• Vfbo'd · tradition of King Arthur and the been together for 43 years as a Don't be left out in the COL~! Knights of the Round Table. The nationally famous duo, "The Think of us when you are in town! sets, costumes and backdrops S~nshine Boys." · . . . - are all hand made in Russia and . Then Feb. 17, Barbara Eden are a marv.el to see. · . of ;,I Dream of Jeannie" and Rita .. • • • .. . • Singles .., • • • • • Doubles To make the · event into a • • .. • • • Valentine romantic eveping at • Please.see page 19 • • • • Suites ' • {t?' \ I •• • - • • • Sauna & Jacuzzi • • ( • • • • Cable TV " • 24 Hour Desk · ii • Continental Breakfast 'l• • .I• / ••••••• copyrlgh~ Joe MUhlke 2001 ' . .18 Ruidoso Wjnter Visitor's Guide . ' ',. . .' . ' ... , ...... ' ./· .t .. "· .. " ' . . SPENCER THEATER · McKenzie of the television show Besides t)iese performances, "Harper Valley PTA" and "Ethel "Class A.cts," part of the educa- . . Winter season ·Merman's Broadway~ come to tiona! outreach .of the theater for the. Spencer Theater to perform children; will offer "The Whi.d in a female version of "The Odd the Willows"· by the Lincoln . . •! Dec. 1, 8 p.m., An All American ~oys Chorus Couple," also a t;l"eil Simon play. County , ChiJdren's ·. Theatre . Christmas Show , · · '· · . . Celtic Fusion follows with ·.Company . April 18 for· the · • Dec. 15, 2 p._m. and 8 p.m., Holiday . Liam Harney and the Irish Step schools and April19 for the gen Dancers, an "awesome dance era! public and ''Stuart [4ttle" by · Spectacular on Ice' .· . . company," . McDonald said. the Seem-To-Be Players April , • Feb. 2, 8 p.m. and Feb. 3, 2 ·p.rri., "The Harney ;was the st~r. of the 30. . . . . Sunshine Boys"· .London . · production of ".I am thnlled With the ~ Feb. 9, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., "Raymonda'' Riverdance ·and this production response that we've had from . • Feb. 17, 2 p.m. a~d 8 p.in., "The Odd Couple" js supposed "to rival Riverdance · the school districts far outside of . • March 2, 2 p.m. and 8 p.ITl., Celtic Fusion · and come out ahead,'; she said. Ruidoso coming to our perform "He's phenomenal, with a very· ances . for school children," • Marcn 23, 8 p.m., "Forever Plaid" generous. spirit and does his Centilli said. "Children from as • April1 and 2, 8 p.m., ''Titanic" own choreography." The per- far away as Vaughn, a five-hour • April 13, 8 p. m:, Erbica Trio · . formance is contemporary and round trip bus ride, came down. ·~April18, 10:30 a.m. arid 1 p,m: andApril1~7 traditional Celtic dance wit\1 20 . for the school performance of p.r:n., "The Wind in the Willows" . · . electrifying dancers and the 'The Firebird' ballet in Ott;ober," · · . April30, 10:30 a.m. and·1 p.m., "Stuart Little" '• company's · own band, In fact, he· said, the schools . . · Wolfstone. 1 · • ·· · . shut dowri for the day so all the · Sparky, Smudge, Jinx and students could attend the p.er- · Frankie; members of a vocal. formance. group called The Plaids,. died in Don't despair if tickets are · a car. accident. In · "Forever !iOld out for a performance. It's Looking for your dream vacation getaway? Plaid," the guys return 40 years always worthwhile . getting the There's a good chance we have the address. later to periorm in the style of wait-list. Performers· often give . their idols, The Crew Cuts, The their tickets back at the last Four Aces and .The Hi-Lows. .!Jlinute 11rid about 5 percent of Th!ly sing silky smooth music of reserved seats are. no-shows. To see our Listings visit us at the '50s: Day-0, Catch A-Falling Tickets range in price from $30 any of our three addresses: Star, Papa Loves Mambo. Stuart to $50 and can be purchased at • 727 .Mechem Dr. • Ruidoso • Ro.ss wrote, directed and chore- ·.the Spencer Box Office. Call • 101 .High Mesa Dr. • Alto ograp_hed the musical which (505) 336~4800 or (888) ·818· · opened in New York in 1990 to 7872 for a brochure or visit • www.c21 aspenruidoso.com rave reviews. www.spencertheater.com. To · April Fool's Day brings charge by phone, call ProTix at "Titanic" the musical, to the (80Q) 905-3315. · • Spencer. The movie stole the Designed by Albuquerque audiences away from the architect Antoine Predock, the · Broadway show temporarily, but Spencer Theater is well worth in 1997 the musical was the visiting for a tour of the largest . winner of five Tony awards: private collection of museum It's an online open house, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Best Musical, Best Book, Best quality Dale Chihuly glass • Score, Best Orchestras and Best sculptures, as well as the crys Sets. talline lobby, the 514-seat the- Returning for the second · ater, four star dressing room, time is the chamber music of the three chorus dressing rooms, 360' Eroica Trio, who've been per- and other dressing rooms that nome tour forming together since child- accommodate up to 42 people. l;10od. Free tours are .conducted on (505) 257-9057 "Not only are they beautiful Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 (BOO) 658·2773 to look at but their music is just a.m. and 2 p.m. For reservations, superb," McDonald said. call 336-4800. The theater is Aspen Real Esta'e "They're so physical in their about 20 minutes northeast of Each office is Independently Owned And Operated @ playing that it's captivating to Ruidoso on Airport Road off watch and their musicis so crisp Highway 48 and can be seen . arid full of texture." . . from 10 miles away. ·-·0111111'-'l""''-~ ..... ,_.....,_.., .. c.;..,, ...... ~~--·~ ...... - r~._ e • · · ·· , ·• " · -Ruidoso- News 19 ... .·CfiJ~V~daitk . . i • Calendar ·of· nts.. . . ' ) ,_., • Nov. 23 composting at the Capitan Public Welcome by Santa at 6:15 p.m.; Chrlstma? Show, SpehcerTheater, 8 Santa Town · in Zenith Park, Library, 3 p.m., Mal{:olm Beck, 354- . lighting of the trees 6:17 p.m.; vis- p.m., 336-4800 Cloudcroft. 5-7 p ni 30.35 its with Santa, photos for $2, 6:30 · p.m.; sleigh rides at 6:30; entertaln carrizozo Women's Club Hoedown Late Night shopping Downtown ENMU-Ruldoso community Choir & · ment by Randy Jones and friends Cloudctoft, 682-2733 Chamber chorale Fall Concert. and :the Community Children's .Dec. 3 Spencer Theater, 7:30p.m. Choir; door prizes given out The Shine. Band at Win Place & Cowboys & Indians: Images of th·e ·N · . · throughout evening; concludes Show, 2516 Sudderth Drive, 8:30 ... West, Hubbard Museum of the . OV. 27· .· with "Silent Night" at 7:45p.m... .. p,m.-1 :30 a.m., 257 ~257,99J2 American west 378-4142 After School Program at Capitan N .3. o· Public library, 3:30-5 p.m. tor chll" · OV. · . ·Dec. 6. . ·. NOV.24 oren fourth grade through high Holiday Carrousel at the Museum Crisol Bufons Medieval concert, 6 · Late Night ~hopping in Cloudcroft. school · ·Mercantile, Huebard Museum of p.m .•.. St. Joseph Mission Church, 5-7 p.m. . . · . the American West. 6-9 p.m. benefit for the restoration of the Nov.·29 church; narrated presentation of Christmas in the Park, tree lighting music Nov.26. Dec.l i Lecture on organic gardening and at School House Park: 6:15 p.rri. An Ali American Boys Chorus ,Please see page 21 ' . - With aDynasty Trust, you 111ay be able to preserve o/OUr assets and establish a trust that lasts essentially forever. A Dynasty Tru~t can help you: · • Reduce or avoid transfer taxes o Provide for future. education and medical costs . o Offer incentives to help beneficiaries achieve specified goals o Provide lasting legacy for your descendants To receive olir free special report, Preserving Wealth for Future Generations ... 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Precolum.bian designs. of the Cantata, · MethodiSt Church, and B p,m.,; 336-4800.The Lodge • FlrsHrlday lecttJre at Capitan . southwest 3.54-3035 } . Cloudcroft, 4 p.m. Murder Mystery Weekend, The Lodge, Libra~. 7 p.m., 354•3035_ , / Dec~ Dec. cloudcroft 18001 39s~s343 March · _ 8 1 19 2 Electric. Light Parade, New' Mexico ·La POsada, Catholic/ Church in Feb, to· Celtic. Fusion, Spencer. The$ter, 2 State Championship, 6 p.m., Cloudcroft, 6 p.m. The Lodge Murder Mystery. p.m. and Bp.m., 336-4800 . · Sudderth Drive · · ·De·c I 1 . . . weekend, The l9dge, Cloudcroft, . I ,. (8QQ) 395·6343 . Cloudcroft Dance . Theatre Pet. Parade, Burro Avenue In Nod to the Nutcracker, Ballet Feb· 2 .1 EPicurean Dinner and BiliL lhe ClOudcroft, 2 p.m. · Academy, Cloudcroft, 6 p.m. and 8 · • 1· . J Lodge Pavilion, Cloudcroft:, .6 p.m. p.m., The Lodge Pavilion · Lunasa, Celtic Music Ensemble, 682-2566 DeC, 11.· ·DeC. 22· .· · Ruidoso Community concerts, ·1st Ruidoso Schools Winter · Band • · · · 1 Christian Church, 7:30p.m. PleasesJ page 23. Concert, SpenceUheater; 6 p,m. Horse-drawn Santa Parade,' Capltim, for White Mountain Intermediate· starts about 12:30 p.m. at Mule and Ruidoso Middle school and .Creek Traders; continues down 7:30p.m. for Ruidoso High School smokey Bear Boulevard and ends at ·· the library with gifts for children Ito Dec. 15 · enter the parade, contact Kern VIllage Holiday Celebtatlon ; 5-8 Mattei at .MUle Creek Trading, 354-. p.m. performances on the street In 42031 Midtown, fires to warm by, refresh-. ' ments In· the. stores, caroling, caroling In the clouds, Cloudcroft, 5 . marshmallow and chestnuts roast- p.m.,. meet. on' the west end . of hig, 'presentation of lighting win Burro Avenue for a caroling parade · • . ners Ito enter, contact the Ruidoso to Santa Town Valley Chamber of Commerce I; sponsored py the Ruidoso Arts Santa Town · In Zenith Park, commission. suggested that mer Cloudcroft, 5· 7 p.m. chants, perfOrmers and audience wear turn-of-century costumes and Dec. 24 clothing. Mr. and Mrs. Santa, Cloudcroft, The Lodge, 8-~ p.m. Capitan Merchants Open House, J 4 various hours from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. an. ' First-Friday ·Lecture at Capitan Christmas at the Park with Santa Library, 7 p.m., Rosemary Cascio will and Smokey Bear, smokey Bear talk about herbs, 354-3035 Historical Park, 118 w. Smokey Bear Blvd., Capitan Feb.2 The Sunshine Boys, Spencer Holiday Spectacular on Ice, Spencer Theater, 8 p.rn., 336-4800 Theater, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.; 336- . Feb. " 4800 iJ The Sunshine Boys, Spencer Santa Town in Zenith Park, Theater, 2 p.m., 336-4800 Cloudcroft, 5· 7 p.m. Feb. I Dec. t& The Lodge Murder Mystery Holiday reception In San PatriCio at Weekend, The Lodge,. Cloudcroft, Ruidoso NeWs 21· j . ' ' ADVERTISI I N D E X . .. . . I ' . I -· I •••• I -... . I . , ) ' I ; ' . . . ) DEALERSHlPS E COMPANIES . · Real Estate .... ~ ...... 19 :. TION ...... · ...... 13 ' ...... ~ ...... 1.8 II:U,ri:RTAINMENT' 1lion esort ...... 23 Ruidoso Downs Race Track & Cas1ino Spencer Theater for the Performing ••• I I •.• I ••••• I •• I ••• I. I. I. I ••• 4 I INANCIAL INSTITUTION/I ...... 21 Salomon Smith Barney •••••••••••••••• Carpets ...... 16 Boutique Clothing ...... 3 Mountain Arts ...... •... ED I CAL Family Vision ...... Uncoln County Medical Center/ Presbyterian Health Care •••••••• : •••••••• L & RENTAL & Snowboard ...... · -· M Snowboai-d ...... 15 AND CONVENTIONS 1 City of Alamogordo ...... · ...... ,.;12 I .,... Village of . _- ...... _...... •...... ~17 .: u· Ruidcis6Wir\'ter Visitor's Guide ·catenda of ····nts ·March 22·· . Easter Bonnet . Parade, Burrow april1! · ·The Wind In the Willows, Lincoln .. . Avenue In Cloudcroft County Children's Theatre Company, .· ' . Mountain Living Home and Garden Erolca Trio, Spencer Theater, 8 p.m., Spencer Theater Class Acts, 7 p.m., Show, Ruidoso Convention center, · Easter BUffet Brunch wltll Ester Egg 336-4800 · 336-4800 · · ·· H p.m. · . . Hunt. The l!idg~~ Cloudcroft !BOOJ Aprt·l· t4 . . _. ·A·pr . .. .,. .·arch· • . . · _· 395-63.43 ,~ .. 112 M 2il A I t ·Ann4al· Easter Egg Hunt at C~dar 4~H Washington. Focus, The Lodge, Forever Plaid,_ Spencer Theater, 8/ · Prl · . . Cree~. Parks . and Recrep.J:Ion Cloudcroft, (800l 395-6343 ·. p.m.; 336-4800 ; ~ Tttanlc,· Spencer Theater •. 8 ·p.m., Department, 10:30 a.m., fOur sepa- A.·p·rl·l 2· 6. 336"4800 · . · · . rated areas for age groups; more Mountain uvtng Home. and Garden · A ·• · . . than 5,doo eggs Cloudcroft Dance Theatre, "The I Show, Ruidoso Convention Center, . PJI 1,2 . .. . ; Bride," First Baptist Church In ·. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. . · Tltarilc, Spencer Theater, 8 p.m., 15-21 The Steve Anderson Band, Artesia, 687-3192 .· · · 21 ...... '336·4~oo · · · wPs • . . .April 27 . Moun1:aln Living Home and Garden APril 5 " April t8 · . · · The Lodge Murder Mystery Show, · Convention center, Allsqn England, Opera, Broadway Th~ Wind In the Willows, lincoln Weekend, The Lodge, Cloudcroft, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. . · and Beyond, Ruidoso community County Children's Theatre Company, (800! 395-6343 ·. Concerts, 1st Christian Church, 7:30. Spencer Theater Class Acts, 10:30 • . p.m. a.m. and 1. p.m. for students, 336- 28 Hunt at zenith Park In 4800 The Lodge Murder Mystery FlrsHrlday lecture at Capitan Weekend, The Lodge, Cloudcroft, · . Library, 7 p.m·., 354-3035 . (800! 3~5;6343 .. Aprilt9 . . . I .... · ,, ~, . ! ., ' . .. . ' ., .' ' • ''.' 1 ' . . . . ~~~o~ ~eyts·.~'- . . ~ ~ . • • ' • ~ \ •' ' • . ' ' • I . ' •' ' .. • • • ' < • •• ' I ·~~~·· ,.,,.,,,- '•, ' I • 24 RuidOsQ Wi~r Visitor's Guide I I ' f '• .... ' ' ' • , t f • • ' . ' / '; November 2 ·- *Wmter Visitors Guide i$1. Land ·of Enchantment. ... Land of the Free ON . . ' WE;RE IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD: .• CO§ .. - * Cin'lsba:d Caverns NatioiJlll Park ·, . .+ . ' ., ' ' ' I ' . . '' I '• .., '" ~., .. . . ·- '. . . . . '...... ". - . ' ' . .' ' .--- ...... - .. .. '.' ,..; .~i. • .. ~ .... _'J , ' .. .~ ... . -""!, • ' :-. ., . ·' I • ' .... ' ' .. ··.· . I ' ., ; ····· 2()01 " $ Wm:ter Visitors Guide * · 3 . ·- . . r . Carlsbad, New .Mexico. · Is a.publication 1>f the CuaaENr.A.RGUS Layout & Deslgn ·· LeAnda Slaebner, News Editor Copy Editing ·1 Index" Teri Burns, Copy Editor Photographer Harold Oakes · Reporting Staff · ·Feature ., _, ... :· ...... ·...... Page Slella Davis,/Darin Fenger . . Valeri~ranslon Christmas on the Pecos ...... 4 . . ' ...... -~, . . . ·. Sammy M. Lopez. Puh/i.llwr .. Carlsbad area holiday events calendait' ... ; ...... 5 -David Giuliani. MtliW}!in,~ 1-.1/ittJr .. Dawn_Higgfns, /Jtui"''.u .\lmllllft'r Carlsb~ Cav<;rns National Park .. ~ . ; .... : ... , .4. Bill Pearman, Adlirti.~i,,g .\1mw,r.!t'r · Mike Sunim,ers, Opt•rauma .\flmtl_t:t'r Living Desert Zoo' & Gardens State Park ..... JO l(aren Willlam~on~ Cirntlmion .lf·m ... .(:t'r Tom White, lnfiirmmion S_i·.wm.\ .\/mlfl!!{ 1 Golfing .. ~ ...... : ...... 11 : Carlsbad, New Mexico is published by the · Current-Argus Publlshing·Co.tnc .. 62C 5. : Main. Carlsbad, NM 88220-6243. · . Arts in Cadsbad ...... ' .12 • .. · ~ Pecos River ... ·...... - .. ·. ·...... - ... .13 .Audit Bureau of Circulations . . · Member Eddy House and the Flume .. ; ; ...... : .. .14 Copyright 2001 . . . ·current-Argus Pu!Y.I>hing c0. Brantley Lake State Park ...... 15 · ' · On the. cover: . ·. , .· !Christmas lights adorn the .. ·•· Pecos River for the . : i Christmas on. the Pei:os event. :· Harold Oakes/Current-Argus wa '·•·+•. ··' nothing ~til 2003 Carlsbad's Premier Retirement Community • Is Yard Care and Home Maintenance Becoming a Hassle for You? . I • NO down,.yment NO interest* If paid In fullwltflln that tlmal ), MITSUBISHI THE BIG SCREEN COV.PANY 1)~ . . . Consider River Bend . . • .,...... ·M·.~·:fOiitact: Kay Tig'rt - _...... Lakeview Christian Home • 1905 W. Pierce • Carlsbad, NM 88220 7-0100 • 1·800-45~-1'166 ., .. ~ . ' November ·4 .* Wmtet Visit~rsGfde $ . . • stmason ePecos . ce e- ' ·- rates. . 1. Tlckets are $7 for adults (13 By Darin Fenger evening of Thanksgiving Day apd run every night through and older) and $5 for kids W ( 'urrent-Argus Staff' Writer 12). Tykes 3 and yourig!!r ride -~ New Year's Eve, el\pect Christ- .,.. ARLSBAD - Carls- · mas Eve. for free, but still require a corn· . bad's winter won- · Tickets went on sale Aug. 6, · .plimentary lap ticket. Eddy derland turns 10. and many weekend rides are County residents will again be . this year, and y' all already filling up. treated to sp!!cial $5 tickets on ""'-"""· are invited to a two- "Tickets are going really . Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day nights~ To assure this dis ·month birthday party com· well," Richard said .in OCtober. • count, though, locals had bet~ ptete with fireworks, an arts · "At first, I was concerned that ····--- ·' · ter call first. . show and enough lights to with the state of the nation, To explain how this year's · make even Santa blush. · . we'd have scime trouble. But event will be bigger and a bit Yes, Christmas on the Pecos we compared where we're at different, let's start first with . is growing up- and growing · with last year arid we're n,ot' the river. . bigger. · down much at all." · "Oh, we're going to light up · Organizers say this yeai' s According to bookings as of .. the entire Pecos," Richard said. celebration of lights on the October, an estimated 700 current·Argus file photo In addition to last year's river promises to win over members of tour groups are . . purchases, the chamber has e~en the biggest.of grin0es, planning to spend the night in bought more large, pre-made . with expanded hghts( displays, Carlsbad. Commerdaltours One of the bQais used for the Christmas Qn the Pecos event makes In way down the river on a cool winter night. The event is cele- lighted displays that feature holiday activities and overall · ~ coming .from as far away as brating its 1Oth anniversary this year. · ·. movement. One is a.34x24 ·.. · · · me.rriment. · Palm Springs, Calif. · · . Santa Claus stuck. ina chimney "It's just going to be awe- ."It's great to think how this ·5 000 tiCkets had been nabbed. and hollering for help. · some," said Robin Richara, ·the event boosts our economy," · "This community truly sup They're availa,ble 9 a.m. to 4 · "I know in the past years Carlsbad Chamber of Com- . · said April Luv Chavez, special ports Christmas on the Pecos,'' p.m. Monday through Friday · · we've had ~ fe'! dark areas . merce' s new execupve director. projects coordinator for the Chavez said. "A lot of local at the event's ticket office, a~ong the ~ve~ ~ ti;te cha_mber "This event has re~lly grown, Chamber. · people are coming out to buy located at the Pecos River Vii- · director said. We n; gomg to and I know people are going to She added that any sh~rtfall tickets, bringing their families !age. The office opens around . ~.many of these display:; to be impressed." because of the Sept. 11 attacks with them. I think that's . .· 2 p.rn. To talk about tickets by fill m all of the undecorated - The boat rides down the willlikelybe picked up by , . great." . Pecos River kicked off the local fans of the event. As of Oc.tober, more than phone, call628-0952. . · See CHRISTMAS, Page 5 ' . We Help Make Life's ' . ·· ... Final Chapter \,lll:k MeaningfUl ~~TC. sss-un . /:~ D 107 S. Canyon ~~"'First Giifts \.:1. ecor Carlsbad The pain and fear associated withalife.Jimitingilhless can take away the joy of some oflife's most precious moments. VJStaCare's team of caregivers are experts in~ these symp,toms so patients can live and enjoy all the days of their lives:~ ip most cases, these services are ro\'ered 100% lty'Medicare. fur V~taCare more infonnation please call VJStaCire tOday. ·::-:···: .. · Family Hospice 601 N.Canal• 887-1835" l-D530-48sl _Live 'all thr days of your life . ' $ $ .../' 5 2001 W'trtter Visitors' Guide. . . .·Christmas ·· .. Carlsbad area holiday events calendar .f.r.£'!!.'.!...~f1~.. ~ ...... :...... ~ ...... ~ >1:bc 1 6·8: Carlsbad. High School Mummers will present the choice Iii orang~ Mce; hot chocolate or coffee~ will be ·yards.'~ . . . • , $ November '!t.l'. · play. "It's awonderful Life," Dec .. 6'8. The. curtain wiR .rise at served.8·9:30 a.m. Santa will come and give each child a .· . The chamber has .also pure j .. 122 through Dec. 31: C~rlstmas on the Pecos boat 7 p:m. atthe CHS UttleTheater. Admission Is $31n advance small bag of gifts and have afr~e picture !aken with each . .c)!ased a new, large lighted ! rides down the Pecos River kicked off .the evening of · ·and $4 at the door. Tickets may be purchased from any cast. There Is aprize dfaw1ng.at the end. of each breakfast. Cost Is ·. sign for thtl railroad bridge, .· · j Thanksgiving DaY, and run every night through New ~ar's member or atthe theater. · $6 per person. Tickets.and more mformatlon: 8~5: 1437, reading "Welcome to Christ- . ! Eve, i!Xpect. Christmas Eve. Tickets are available 9a. ;tQ 4 I 6: Lakeview Christian )lome, 1300 N. Canal St., will · leave amessaile Hno answer. .· · . mas on the Pecos" on the way '.p.m. Mon~aythrough Fri~ay at the event~ ticket offl e, honor members of the Lumlnarlas Society on thelaw.n of the · • 8: Uving Desert Zoo and Gardens State Park wnl hold. into the event and "Have a located. at the Pecos River Village. The office Is now opening home at 6 p.111. Aspecial lighting ceremony wnl kick off the Its "Holiday wllh the Animals' Hp.m. Participants can · . · . " , around 2 p.m. To talk abouttlckets by phone, ~11628·0952. event followed by refreshments. Lakeview developed the . make.a holiday card of special treat lor their favorite animal. Safe and Happy New 1ear' on As always, tickets will be. $7 for adults (13 and older) and $5. prilg!Bm for ln.divlduals who com.mlt monthly gifts to the · Information: Susan Young or Kathryn Jones ai 887•5516 .. the way _back. · · . ·· for kids (4 to 12k Tykes 3andyoungerride for free~ bill still facility. Information: 887-0100. . · · . · . 1 8: Harding-Webster Dance Studio presents Holly-Days ··The crty has pledged to dec- ·require acompllmeQtary lap ticket. . · . I 6: Carlsbad Museum a~d Art Center \\ill host_ljS'annu· at 6:30 p.m. at the Artesia High School Auditorium In Me· . orate more trees along the 1 23·24: Calico Chrlst\nas craft show at Pecos River VII· al sale and open house 10 a.m.to 5 p.m. Dec. 6. There wnl sla. Information: Sharon'CIIck or Shannon Huber at 885· · river; and.Lakeview Christian 1lage Conference Center. on Muscatel Avenue; 8 a.m. to 8 · be refreshments arid music. For kids, therp \\ill be apinata. · 5412 or 361!-2317. · Home plans to expand decora- i p.m. Nov.. 23 and 9a.m.•to.8 p.m. Nov, 24. . Mmlssion Is free. In the glftshop, all books, cards and other 19: ·carlsbad Museum and Art Center will host a. block ti f't · of . 1 124: Carlsbad's annual Electrlc.Ught Parade. Parade · gifts will be discounted by 20 percent. There will also be new oarty 2·.6 p.m. to celebrate "Triumph of Spirit Day" -the on ° 1 s .ro · · · i begins at 7 p.m. at Skeen Furniture and travels not1h on ..silver Jewelry from Mexico, as well as handmade silver · ~ay when all New Mexico mus~ums wnl host community And with some the help of j .Canyon Street, ending atthe beach area, where prizes wnl be pieces by Dorothy Loreotzen. · . .. . • activitieS to lift $pirits during this time of crisis. There wnl be some technology, the cluunber ! awarded followed by afireworks display courtesy of tile ~ 7-9: First Bap~st Church, 11 ~ N.• Aiameda St., Is pre . music, danlling, and participants may enjoy. the Community · has launched an effort to l Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce In honor of the 1oth sentmg the musical Two from Gallle~, .at 7 p.m. nightly · Art' Exhibition. The block party will be on Fox Street between . assure that all lightS remain lit · ·anniversary ol Christmas on,the Pecos. Information: Melissa Dec. 7·9. There Is no charg~ for admlsslo.n. and anursery Is Halagueno and Alameda streets. . · . es. · Suggs, Main Street project rna. n.ager, s.28·3768, or Kirsten St. provided. The presentatlo.n IS under the direction of the 1 g· E rth Unlled Methodist Church will host a chll· at all tim church's Minister of Music Kevin Pence. · , • pwo . 1 . .. 501 . ·· "If someone like a boat John, MalnStreet pr~motlon chalrwom~n. 234·9411. , 1 7_9: 2001 BAOD Right Invitational, Friday, Dec. 7, . dren s musical on Dec:~· l~lormatlon. Call 887·7 cose t . I 29: Light Up Artesia Celebration will begin at 6 p.m. In • t at Great Western Inn & Suites to the eventfor aspemffc t1me. . il bl · th 'll 630 1 11 0 3804 fa~o si~e!~ .!:d s:~~on:\vm · i Artesia's Heritage Walkway plaia and downtown Main Street. N~tlo~~~P~~: ~~~way; 8 p.m. mandatory briefing at hotel. . . 1 9; Blodgett Street Baptist Church's adult choir \\ill. h : The lights will be turned on In this area with the help of Pilot's. briefing will begin at 6a.m. Dec. 8at the hotel with present aChristmas musical at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.~. on · · .have the problem fixed rig t i Santa. Food, activity and gift booths \\ill'be available as will .sunrise estimated to be at 6:45 a.m. Free flight takes off . Dec. 9. A~nquet will be held at6 p.m. Both.events are . away," Richard said. "We're i late·nlghtshopplng In downtown stores. from Pecos River Parking lot area. AtS ~,m. Christmas car· open tothe pObllc. The church Is located at 1500 W. Blod· . going to have excellent coordi· j · I 29: L.andsun Homes will ha:velts annual tree lighting ols will be performed by the BTUs in thePecos River Park· . gett St. Information: 885·5033. • · nation/' . .i at 6 p.m., 2002 Westrldge Road. Information: 88H894. . lng lot area. Sunday, D.ec. 9 begins with apilot's briefing at 6 . •13: Carl~ bad High School band and choirs annual · Down at the village, all new i · $ December $ a.m. at the hotel. Sunrise and free flight begin about 6:45 combined Chnstmas concert will be held at 7.p.m. at P.R. · )' hts h b purChased for a.m. atthe Pecos River Parking lot area. . . Leyva Middle School Auditorium. . · ·~ b ·{d.~e eend · M · 11: Carlsbad Arts and Humanities Alliance presents the ·. • 7: carlsbad community Theater will presents lis h~ll- 113·14: Harding-Webster Dance Studio P,resents Snow t .e Ul mgs an trees. ore Carlsb.ad Communi~ Chorale's Second Annual Christmas day season'perlormance of "Honestiy, Nowl" acomedy by Much FUnl Preschool program at 6:30p.m. each day at d1splays than last year~ also . Concert al P.R.leyva'Middle School Auditorium. The con· Jack Sharkey. Performance dates are 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7, 8, 14 Harding-Webster Studio, 11 I 0W. Lea St. Information: ·· .planned. A local club has alsO · cart starts at 7:30 p.m., and tickets are $6 for adults and $4 . and 15 and 2 p.m. Qec. 16. Ticket Information: $7 lor adults, Sharon Click or Shannon Huber al885·54 I2 or 369·2317. been invited .to set up its . for students. Information: Randy MiiiiQan, 8B5·9041. . $3 for studentS and may be purchased by sending acheck . ·116: Epworth United Methodist Church will hOst a .model trains in one of the vii- I 2: Christmas Hearts for the Arts: ABenefd for Ughls . .to Carlsbad Community Theatre, Box 1228, Carlsbad, N.M., · Christmas Cantata on Dec. 16.1nlormatlon: Call 887·7501 lage' s shop fronts. and Sound will be held 2·5 p.m. at Walter Gerrells Perfotm· 88220, calling GCT at 887·31 ~7 or from cast members, cl.ose to the event for specific time . .· But perhaps the biggest ing Arts and Exhibition Centre. Community artists will per· . Shade Tree, Old Pecos Gallery and Etc.]ickets are also avail· · 116: The Children's Christmas Program at Arst Baptist · · . . • . • · form favorite Christmas selections to.help raise money for a able on production nights. There Is no .reserved seating. · Chureh, 112 N. Alameda St., will be presented at 7 p.m. Oec. ,change at ~e village ~ll be · better sound and llgh@g system for the center. Donations 1 7:. The Artist Gallery, I20 S. Canyon St., will host a· 16. · the celebration of Calico . . will be· accepted at the door, and atree will be decorated holiday reception "Celebrate the Season; to welcome new 119: Blodgett street Baptist Church, 1500 w. Blodgett Christmas, The chamber has · ·with community contributions. Information: Randy Milligan, artists 4·7 p.m. ~ri~y, Dec. 7. Light refreshments Will be • St., welcomes all Interested people to meet at the church for persuaded the popular annual 885·9041. . . served. Information. Kay Brubaker, 885·2069, or Gerry Matt Christmas caroling at 7 p.m. Information: 885·5033. · arts and crafts sale to move to· 12: Assistance League Of Carlsbad. annual Home Tour. son, 887·1997. . 124: Afal!lllyworshlp service Is planned for 7p.m. and the village's adjoining confer- will be held noon to 4p.m. The event will feature three prl· 1 7: Harding-Webster Dance Studio presents Holiday aMass of the Holy Shephard will be celebrated ~t 10 p.m. . · . · vale homes and the Chapter House,1100 N. Canal St. The Dazzle at 6:30p.m. at Walter Gerrells Pe~ormlng Arts and on Christmas Eve at StPeter Evangelical Lutheran Church, event features gourmet baked goods and holiday boutique Exhibition Centre. Information: Sharon Cl1ck or Shannon . Pierce St. Information: 887·3033. ence cent~~- . . 1302 w, items for More than 20 trees of original decorations Huber at 885·5412 or 369-231.1, . . . • • Blodgett street Baptist Church, 1500 Blodgett In addition to C_ahcQ Christ- s~. 124 w. mas, the chamber IS ditun- will be on dlsplay.llckets are $61n ·advance and available at 1 8: Carlsbad .Public Ubrart will hnst Its Chnstmas St bave aChristmas Eve service at 6 p.m. Information: ming up a record number of ETC., Merle Norman Cosmetics, The Shade Tree and · social for patrons 10 a.m. to noon on Dec. 8. There Will be . i5~111 food and art booths to remain Turquoise and Things. Tickets are $7 at the doot. Each ticket holiday music and ~freshments. . 8 033• • h • · h th h 1M Ch · t 1 p d from 18:lovlngUghtParadelssetfor6p.m.Dec.8.Any· 124.EpworthUnltedMethodl$tChurchW 111 ave acan in the village throug out e holder has ac ance to na ns mas ree. rocee s . · one Interested In having afloat In the parade should call city dlellght service. Information: Call867·7501 close to the event. Interested parties can the event are used lor Assistance League of Carlsbad's local hall at 5- . eventfor speclfl~ time. . • 74 3511 • c_all Cha~ez at 688-0952, at the servl~~~~~~e~~~~:~~~:: ~~~::~:!~-!~~~ld 18: Attrusa lntemationallnc. of Carlsbad Is sponsoring 1 24: AChnstmas Eve Candlelight Serv1ce will be held at ticket office, or 887-6516, at the advent services at 7 p.m. each Wednesday beginning Dec. 5 "Breakfast with Santa" at the Presbyterian Church. Break· . 7p.m. on Christmas Eve at Arst Baptist Church, 112 N. chamber. * through Christmas. fast, consisting of pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage and Alameda St. * We've been a part of the local . scenery since 1852. The Next Stage• Building A Healthier Wells Fargo was one.of the first companies to do business around here. So, you might say Community wf!ve grown up together. Thanks for all your support over the years. • RehabilitBiion Institute •.C.ompre\l~nsiv~ Surgi~l ~es • Chemotherapy Oncology ...... ' . ... • CAT Scanner • Inpatient Rehab • 24-Hour. ~memency ~rvi~. • MRI (Magnetic Resolllllce lmiging) , • SkiR~ N41Sing ; ": .' •E.n~gqp].S!Jtv~ ~. ·• . .·• · . · ... • Utholiipsy Services • • ComP£6pensive Oulpatient ••••••••••••••••...... • 2430 W. Pierce 24 Hour Emergency Services .ca~sbad 505-887-4100 .. Wells Fargo Bank Carlsbad· 115WestFox • 23l.BWestPierce . I t I 1 1 ' ' . ' I ' ' . ' ~lione:S05-885-8869 • 24-Hour Phone Bank 1-BD0-869-3557 I .6 $ Wuit~ Visitors Guide $ November Carlsbad's lll1dergrolll1d wonder From the Current-Argus More aboutthe Caverns The Rock of ' ' ..,....,. ARLSBAD CAVERNS_ • Big Room, sell·gulded route: Partially wheelchair ·. Ages is one of acceS5ible witll assistance. Descend by elevator to Start your . many natural .. · When cowboy Jim White tour in the Underground Rest Area. The non'S~d !Jail Is pa~ cave formations first began giving lantern and mostly level, although there are a couple of short; but tours of the now world- steep, hills. It is highly recommended that all visitors go on . that !DlW be seen this tour. Highlights include the Uon's Tail, Half of Giants, Bot- inside Carlsbad ...,., famous Carlsbad Caverns in torilless P~and Rocko!Ages. · . ·Caverns. · 1901, he couldn't have known how : · • Nalllral Entrance, sell-guided route: lbis lra!l is steep Thoilsands of many people would tour the cave over a~d the walk strenuous (a descent of about750 feet in one m1le). Not recommended far those w~h health problems visitors· each the next century. involving the knees, back, heart or lungs. Highlights include year Visit the In 1923, the cave became a national the Nalllral Entrance, Deilil's Spring, Whale's Mouth and Ice- monument. Seven years later Carlsbad · berg Rock. Continue to Bfg Room. · . national park. · ' · k • King's Palace, guided tour. Tours depart from the Caverns was made a natiOnal par . In Underground Rest .Area. You will visit four highly decorated Caverns phQtos · 1924 - the first year for whicn park · chambers: King's Palace, Papoose Roomraueen's Chamber, courtesy of Carlsbad figures are available ~ thef 2001 $ W'mter Visitors Gui4e $ 7 II attu•l riJerthandls~! 1 . ' I . . 8 $ Wmter Visitors Guide $ N()vember 2001 *Wmter Visitors Guide * 9 • - I ' . ' ' ' ' ' .10 $ Wmter. Visitors Guide $ November · Walk' with' the animals' ofthe' Chili __ ... uan Desert· .. By D~;~rin Fenger '' ' C~rrent-Argus_staffwriter .,..,.._ARLSBAO- Step onto the . park trail and enter another world at Living Deser.t Zoo · and Gardens State Park. The . Pinon .Juniper Zme ..._,. plants are exotic, almost · · flamboyant irt their priddy defense. The · ' . animals; more numerous than you · might suppose, seek shelter from the sun in these brown, yellow and red sur- roundings. - · · Welcome to the beautiful abundance Living of the Chihuahuan Desert. The state park is located atop C-Hill · .Desert.Zoo. in western Carlsbad. It is open 9 a.m. to · ~ ·rr-\'Mesc:all'it 5 p.m. every day of the week from Labor Day to Memorial Day and 8 a.m. to 8 .. and Garden~ p.m. thereafter. Last entry onto the trail is 3:30 p.m. during the winter months · State Park and 6:30 p.m. during the Sutntrll!r. Admission to the park is $4 for adults and $2 for children ages 7-12. Children 6 and younger may enter free of charge. A berms that .may block tli.e view special rate of $2 per persop is available Current-Aigus file photo of surrounding areas. Frank for groups of 20 or more. · - . said visitors are often , Activites for the winter and spring Every type of animal from the bald impressed by the variety of. il'\~lude Christmas with the Animals in eagle to the mighty mou~tain .lion can plants nativl;! to an area wrong~ December, the annual Mescal Roast and be found at Living De_sert Zoo and Gar- ly stereotyped as barren. . · · · Mountain Spirit Dancers in May and an dens State. Park. · · "People-see these same _ annual plant sale in April. · plants as they are w~g by The Mescal Roast is a four-day cele- · the same day for a well-rounded Carls-· on the highway and think; bration of the traditions of the Mescalero b~~ experience. F?lks begin th~ir day at 'Look, weeds!" she said. "Here, . Apache people. ·. · · L1vmg'Desert dunng the monung hours · tli.ey can get up close to the ' The event is held the third week of and retreat into the cave's depths before plants and see their true beau May each year and centers around the · the sun reaches its fullest force in the cunent-Aigus graphic . ty. If~ really a more intimate traditional roasting of the mescal plant, afternoon. · · expenence.'' · which was the main food staple of the Plan at least 1'>2 hours for a visit to .at least one week in advance, visitors are Parents are cautioned to keep chil- · Mescalero Apaches, native people to this Living Desert. If more time is available, · encouraged to tour at their o'Wn pace . . dren on the trail to prevent an accidental part of the Chihuahuan Desert. allow at least an hour to enjoy the visitor and stop park personn~along tlie trail meeting with a cactuS. · ~e celebration includes a mescal p~.t center's educational displays and make to ask questions. . · Fpr marty ot the animals, Livin_g blessmg and prayer ceremony, art exhib- a quick trip to the gift sliop .. VISitors should wear comfortable Desert is a refuge ~t has given them a it and sale, feast dinner and Mountain The park trail winds through 1.3 walking shoes and have sunscreen and second chance at life after being injlll'ed Spirit Dances. In addition, participants miles of intricate landscaping and ani~ · plenty of water on hand. Along the way, in the wild or caught illegally. . have a chance to taste roasted mescal. . mal displays. visitors will find various shady spots to ''These are animals that have iinprint- For more information, call the park at · "I think people are shocked to see sit down for a few minutes' retreat from ed on humans. Th~ wouldn't stand a 887-5516. To get there, watch for the such a large, beautiful park in Carls- the sun. chance in the wild, ' Frank said. "Living park's sign in north Carlsbad off U.S. bad," said Linda Frank, a volunteer at The landscaping plays an almost the- Deserfs'goals are education and conser" Highway 285. the park. '1'hey always leave thanking atrical role in creating the park's magical vation. Now, these animals are sort of Living Desert is a popular attraction us and saying how much they want to feeling of being somewhere else. The ambassadors for their particular species. for both families and retirees who often return." - native Chihuahullll: plants, shrubs and visit Carlsbad Caverns National Park on Although formal tours must be made trees are all rooted mto tall, rolling See DESERT, Page 12 '• Out of town &need parts or information? Call 1-800· 748·2452 • Chtistinas Gift Certificates • CustQni . ·SERVICE CENTER Conversions . ' . • RemocteJlng & Maintenance · ~ ,, ·-"*'' 'I ' • CQtflp[ete !Jne '~ . j • ... . . of RV Parts.& . . · .... ' - ' • ACC~Jssoties, · . . ' I • Assorted Tralie/. · · I 1.'t,, .·, I • .· uteralure '·- ... ' ' '' __..._ __ ···-~·--···-··-··-" ' ' • . . -~' ' ll 2091 $ Wmter Visitors Guide * ··-~ ' .. Fore' ·VISitors ar-id residents can take to. the links on Carlsbad's courses ·· Frow t~e Curi'ent-Argus · ,. ,_._ARLSBAD ...:.., Carlsbad's. ' two golf courses both incor · Left: Dave shelton plays the . 9th h9le at the Lakt Carlsbad ' . porate the east bankofthe Golf Jlacility: · Pecos River into their .._.,.. qesigns. Amanda Holguln/Current·Argus.flle photo . · The Lake Carlsbad Golf Facility is · ' . ·located on the east bank of the Pecos · Below: Kit C9them foUm¥s through River. It js about a 5- to 10- minute drive on a shot dining a ~e CarlSbad frOm justab~ut anywhere in Carlsbad~ It · golf toiJrnament. Carlsbad features two golf CQUt"Ses that both run along . is the only public golf course in Eddy · · . the banks of the Pecos River. County. .The 18-hole course wanders through Molly M. Mings/Cunent-Argus file photo out the fingers and hills that .surround · . the Pecos River Basin. The 9-hole Par 3 f.-:: ,, • •y course follows the east bank along the ~{ scenic riverwcilk. Both La~e Carlsbad ..: ' courses. offer a challenging atmosphere . to all golfers no matter what their ability. The facility is located next to the Pecos River Conference Center. Being so . . close to the center gives corporations :· ,: . and golfers a chance to plan a golf out• ing, just pla,y a qUick round of golf after . . ', a meeting or hit some practice ba)ls dur- . ing a lunch break. · · · The facility has 25 new electric golf . . . carts and access to more if needed. . Prices are $20 per player with a cart · on weekdays and $23 per player with a cart on weekends. The. Par 3 course is · $5.50 per 18-hole round per player. · .· There is a full,service Golf Pro Shop "':""' · .stocked with merchandise - and staff to Current-Argus graphic help golfers with theirneeds, The facility also has a snack bar with . food and beverage service on the course. There iS a confe!'E!nce room located on · at Riverside Country Oub. play on Tuesdays for $29 with a cart. The course is open from 7:30 a.m. the west side of the building, which Thesdays through Fridays, golf at the . Fees at the Country Oub are $170 per until dark every day except Monday. It overlooks the Pecos River, for groups of Country Oub costs $29 for a round of month for use of all facilities. This includes a par 70 course for men and 75 or fewer. golf with a cart. Prices go up slightly to includes a $40 fee for food and bever women .. . The course's head pro is John Heaton. $33 for a round of golf with a cart on ages. A.driving range is available . For more information, callBBS-5444. weekends. Out-of-town.visitors may play golf Ted White is the course's head pro. Carlsbad's other golf course is found Members of the general public may anytime they wish. For more information, cal1885-4253. * The Carlsbad National Bank... Fmding solutions that give you more time to enjoy life! concession stand ... . www.carlsbadnational.com Not Just Popcorn and Pop/ The • Pizza· 1 Candy 1 Burritos • Burgers · • • • • . • French Fries I Taqultas I Nachos .· ... .. carlsbad .... And much, much more ...... ~ • I I ... --~--•.. Nationar·Bank·-·:.-.·.:· ::··. {505)885-4126 ·1:•'· An uncommon bank for an uncommon city. or ' Thuch Tone Banking 24lirsinay 234..2525 ' ' . . . 'I' . <.' Main Office, 202 West Stevens •· 2~~00 ~ .. I- Ilia I NOdbgatt l500 West Pim:e • Wal·Mart Supe!Ceotu, . ' /i!ii...... - ~ ...... - ~ ..... •.·.- .. - ···-·---- ..... - --· ·-··· ...... ·-·-·J~ ...... I ... ··.' . 12 *Wmter ViSitors Guide $ Noven /~ .. ~ &Art Center, C6mmunity ~'~and Hlllllallitks Alliance, C6mmunity ConcertAmtion, Artist's Gallery, F.dil~onat Center for the Arts, Area An Am:iation .j Desert The arts are alive and Well in carlsbad I::.~,.:;: ·people have !I new respect J From the C11rrent~Arg11s · Utese animals when they se, them iii the wild." · · ..,.....,.ARLSBAD- For~ · . The anirnal displays are 1 get whatthe skep into separate habitats.· · tics say, Carlsbad · The first of the animal . has more culture ·exhibits contains several va ...,,., than you can shake . eties of birds, including the a conductor's baton at. infamous raven named "Ar .. :Professionals and amateurs ing Grace" who likes to pia: .provide a spectrum of arts and The Artist Gallery moved to a· pebble toss with visitors. culture in Carlsbad, ranging ne\V location on CanyQn Street; Next stop is the walk-in from serious concerts to musi The new building proVides aviary, designed to give visi much more space for more the feel of a stroll through tl cals to local artist galleries .. artists' works to be displayed. The Carlsbad Museum and woods. . The trail !hen leads thro1 Arts Center offers a place to - C~rient-Atgus file photos exhibits cpntaining critters I view art as well as pieces of foxes, javelinas (small dese1 Carlsbad's history. boars), Mexican gray wolve . Permanent displays and · and a badger. ('Xhibits at the museum include This is the area where Vil the McAdoo ..collection .of the . tors will meet the animal th Taos founder's paintings; .arguably Living Desert's . pueblo pottery; the Hollebeke biggest celebrity - "EI Pah Collection of historical artifacts . the escape-artjst bear. from the early days of West The 265-pound Chihtiah Texas; the Bataan Exhibit; arti black bear Cilptured the hea facts from Northern New Mexi of local residents when he co; and the "Dance Day" and This "Facts scaled the walls of his com "Ollie" sculptures by Glenna of Life" bronze pound and took a stroll . Goodacre. sculpture, by through town in the late 19' For more information on the Glenna El Patron, which is Spanish museum .and art ·center or cur Goodacre, "The Boss/' was aapttired a dusted with a taken to the Roswell Zoo w rent exhibits on display, contact light winter . Virginia Dodier, inuseum direc his Carlsbad home could b1 snow, made more escape-pi'O(lf. ·ur, at 887-0276. adorns the LiVing Desert's liooved < The performing arts are rep-· walkway mals-mule dee~.; elk and resented by several local organ outside bison - are located at the f ..~ations, including the Carls- Carlsbad end of the trail's loop. This ,ad Community Theater, Museum and Art . often a point where visitol'li which puts on five productions Art Center. · also enjoy the wonderful vi each year. The theater is locat- · Current-Argus graphic . of Carlsbad down below. . ed south of Carlsbad on Around the bend and ba ·National Parks Highway. For Concert Association series fea The d6wntown area features · The newly refurbished toward the visitor center ar more information, call887- · . tures several musical offeringS the Artist's Gallery, which location has more floor space prairie dog town, a water£~ 3157. throughout the year, including began sharing a location on and a soft pink color that pond and a reptile house. 1 The Carlsbad Arts and chamber music, orchestra con Canyon Street with the Carls- enhances art. tour ends witli a trip throu1 Humanities Alliance sponsors · certs and soloists. While most bad Educational Center for the Moveable wall standards greenhouse containing 300 a variety of events each year. tickets are reserved for members, Arts and the Carlsbad Area Art make art accessible, and there varieties of succulents from The Carlsbad Community a few are available to visitors. Association in early 2001. are various seating areas. * around the globe. * at 620S.Main·~NM·SOS-887-5501. • ,,, , ' -·· . ' j t . I ..' .~.. ' .. . • : -1 .. . . . I tber 2001. $ Wmter. VisitorS. Guide. $ HI • ...... Pecos River akey part .nk . :or of community's be· · · gs, e .By Victoria Parker-Stevens . I . Current·ATgrt:i Staff Wriier · . . ARlSBAD- Water- a pre cious commodity in the desert. It naz means life. In Carlsbad, it also .. y. . meansfun. · · . The Pecos River was the key player. more. thaplOO years ago.in the develop· itors · ment of the town that would become he carlsbad. cattlemen first 1,1Se4 the river as they drove their herds to market. tgh But settlement required irrigation to · Ourre~t-Aigus file photos like withstand drought years, and the first irri • Carlsbad's famous Pecos Flume was ~ gation company ~as formed even ~~ore the town. The·pfO)ect was huge, Wlth · · builtto aid in the irrigation of furmlan~. . dams; lniles of canals and a flume. · ••>1- With plans to develop farmland on the ·was. rebuilt and was the largest concrete Th~ .Pecos River running through Carlsbad provides activities throughout the year latis . eastel'!l side of the Pecos, the irrigation structure in existence at the time. . in the desert Climate. j company developed aflume- or an arti- . In use to this day, the Flume sits in a :on," ficial watercourse- to transpOrt 'water riverside park near Eddy House, the · ral springs. . · . change would bring tourists, and today, .over the river. Since the river thus appears area's first substantial structure, which is · It was the spring that resulted in a resi- they still look to the river for economic uan to cross itself, the Pecos Flwile has given . maintained and used for special events. · dents' vote 100 years ago. to change the p~~~ . rls Carlsbad fame with an entry in "Ripley's · After entering Carlsbad; the Pecos city's name from Eddy to ~lsbad ~ The city's current focus is on the east Believe It or Not." Riv~ takes on a diffei'en.t OOIJlltenance, after KarWlad, Bohemia, a famous Euro- em shqre adjacent to the downtown area, Located where the Pecos ~ters Carls:- broadening to become a 100-meter-wide . pean health resort with waters sajd to be . where a conference centerattracts viSitor bad from the north, the Pecos Flume was channel known as Lake Carlsbad. Wind- identical in healing properties to those doUars to the area .. 90s. originally constructed of wood. After a . ing along the eastern side oftown, the found in Carlsbad; for flood in the early part of the century, it. river remains strong, replenished by natu~ Then, city leaders hopect the name See RIVER, Page 14 nd . . hile ,. ,- . . ~ . llll- COMPLETE ' ar is ;;; ick . ea ' . IWl· .. M" ... 'he 1 Silver P• Dofia Ana County ~a It ! Las 'f11 .. :...... ""':=fY.F='~ !2 Luna County • = [jj Grant County 'ljJ Otero County I§] Sierra County 1iJ Eddy County ~ Sen Juan County I[_aj Lincoln County . "1~ '¥1;,.,. ' ., • • . •. • ' • I i . I . 14 Wmter Visitors Guide ·Nover .* * I River ·· ·Walls of Eddy House hold secrets, stories of early ~ f.r.9.'!!. .f!!.Q!.. !.~ ..... :...... ', ...... ,• .. Hicks remembers the day . The center is part of the Pecos By Stella Davis River Village, a complex that . Current-Argus Staff Write< agreed to help raise mone restore the house and mo· incluges Western storefronts. ARLSBAD _If the ·to its current location. He Conventions as well as company walls of the small . . banquets, school reunions and. rock hoqse at marvels that the structure I family events such aswedclings . Flwne Park could ravaged by time, still s.ta~ E!ldy House, · "The house was'locat!!c qtilize the center, drawing both . talk, what stories located in residents and out-of-town visi- would they tell? . · ·the Sam Tracy Farm in La Flume Park, . Huerta," Hicks recalled. '' tors. . . Located on the. north side of is bdieved to Nearby, to the south, is a ten- . Carlsbad MediCal Center a · be the first gave it to the city in 1982, ovated powerhouse, now run by block east of u.s. 285,the permanent it was falling apart. The c the city as the Riverwalk Recre- house could tell of the lonely . . structure' m. . was not interested in doir ation Center. Acommunity cen- nights of the 1870s; whel) ditch Eddy County. · anything with it, and the) ter, the space holds not olily bas- riders rested there after releas- Over tb,e years didn't want to move it." ketball hoops and video games, ing water to farmers. it has served . He. said the house cont · but room for area groups and The wall~ surely heard the · as a private ued to sit on the Tracy pre families to use for activities. gnimbling of the cowboys · home, a ty until Bob Forrest becan Along both sides of the rive~; who used the .house as a line dentist's t:~ffice mayor. Forrest approache there are additional sports facili- · camp for the VVN Ranch . andalaw · museum board and askec ties, such as soccer and baseball owned by one of hddy Coun- office, among would be interested in re! fields. On the eastern shore, ty's founders, Charles Eddy, other uses.·.· ing the house. public golf courses tun along the. and his business partner, "At that time, Joe Rose river, and on the western shore, Amos Bissell. · Currimt-Argus file photo former Carlsbad resident tennis and racquetball courts are And, there is no doubt the \msinessman, was pre'sid1 availi!ble. . walls heard the laughter of the Carlsbad Museum Bo The western shore of the children in the wirtter of 1888. Hicks said. "He was getti Pecos near downtown is mostly when Robert W. Tansil, arioth ready to mov:e out of tow dedicated to a city park, with er follnding father, and his I and Nadine Rosenberg large shade trees and grass that, family lived there. · . agreed to· spearhead a fur along with the ab\.lndance of . . At the tum of the centqry, water, create the illusion visitors the town's first dentist, Dr. . , raisirtg drive to pay for tb are far from the desert. Baerup, also \.!Sed the house as · · moving and restoration o · Summer days find parentS · . his office, and for a short period during house. . spreading feasts on picnic tables the early 1900s, the house served as.a law ''The first estimate we got was $5,( and starting grills, while chil- office for Col. Etienne Bujac, a prominent but it ended up costm~about$12;00U dren are entertained by play- Carlsbad attorney. ·. raised the money and moved the hou ground equipment and swim- The house was originally located just . its current location ii11991," he said. ming at the sand beach, staffed off of North Canal Street, about two miles Moving and restoring the house w by lifeguards. · . from its current location on Callaway imp ·.. difficult and tedious job,. he added . .In the early morning, fisher- Westridge drives, next to the Pecos Flume. "We hired Raymond Najar, a local men may be seen along the It had fallen into disrepair, .and the earls- tractor,' and his son Robert,. to move. t banks casting for bass, trout and bad Museum and Fine Arts Board of , house," Hicks said. '1J'hey took each 1 catfish. There is also a paved . Directors put into motion a plan fo,r Current-Argus graphic and numbered it and wrote down ex• ~oat ramp near the bea0 park- restoration. the area of the house the block came I mg area for those who WISh to Many. local citizens contributed time . We were fortunate that the Bujac fam cast away from shore. and money to preserve this piece of Carls· whose job it was to allocate water from Throughout the day and into bad's history. · · Halagueno Ditch to farmers. Ha\agueno had photos of the house, arid we wer· the evening, a riverside path The house, referred to by locals as Ditch was the first irrigation project in the able to restore it, by looking at the phc extending more than five miles "Eddy House," is believed to b~ the first La Huerta area ii1 North Carlsbad. The tos." along both sides of the river permanent structure in Eddy County. area at that time was undeveloped and The house can only be viewed fror allows fer a lengthy jog or a. Local historians believe the house was considered to be "out in the country." outside, except during the annual He quiet stroll. * originally constructed for the ditch rider Former museum board member Harvey itage Days celebration in October. * ' • Conference Center • Challenge Course • Dining Facilities.~ Cabins • Hostles Located along the Black· River approximalily five miles Open Fortwrch, ··· south of White's Cily on U:~ Hury. 62-180, SUNDAY-FRIDAY ·lliOO AM·Z:OO · Washington Ranch is an "Oasis in the Desert." I • -~· 111e Rm1rh can also liosl church retreats, family rermions, IMAGINE BEING HERE u•etldings, lmnquet and other fu~ctions. Dinner Nightl!k . ' ... • ' . ' .l .... -·~·---· •. 5:00 PM·9:00 PM : 11 r •. ;; ·"" • · • • · • • ·CcJntatt'lls ...... ,.,4 • • "'It""' •. .. @f :· . . .c~~p w··,!Shingtonl\l~l!t ·.Club Nightly~ IS AN AFFIUATIO~ OF CA.R.C. FARM (CARl-'iBAD ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS) AM .· ·• '111~·1·• ,,d'.TJ.'/f~~ijllii!lWIJ~~Ilf.W!~~I)!IlXWI}AfJlft~ N~C I r..\ .,'. :.•r. ,1~~: ...... 5:00 PM-2:00 __(;\ltl'.l'liO/H.:.Uil..illJLi.jlli,OOif.£\Xl.li.~JJrulijllo.)WJ.AIJ.DI!f.S5;.r.altl'lilb!?QYPJII.'l!lll-.-- I ~~'):*";& f_' .. ,, ' •• ,. Iff' ' -' I ' . . ~--. • 15 nber 2001 ·$ Wmter Visitors Guide * .. . . ' . · · · · . ·· 1 · · ·' Brantley Lake State ·PaJk · .. · ·. ·. · ·· · r.----'-..;;...... _' ~~.....-:..-...,.,..,.,.-~ - ys he · Southeastern New Mexico's best-kept secret !yto By Stella Davis bl gill and all · · · . ve it Current-Argus StqffWrltir · · • ca tfisl\ . ue , w · eye are also ru~ ~~0 per night and · · . . · ~tocke? m tlie lake. There are boat ~amps prtinltive camping costs $8 . To Ariella .,' , ARLSBAD- Shhh! Kee it m the unproved area on the west side of anight Use of the.group tds. , to yQurself, but 12 miles p the lake, ~d boat owners may also shelter is $30 per day for ion north of Carlsbad along u S. launch ~en: boats on the e!\St side of the less than 750 square feet : · Hilthway 285is a large d ' · ~e. The p~k also offers a 2~mile hik- and $60 for anYthing 'He· · . . .anll lake - in tlie urlddl~ ~g trail, which ~es about llh hours to more. Agroup less than 30 but the d~serl It is perhaps one of Edit ·hike. · . · . costs $60 and a group ' ity County's best-kept secrets. y · ·· . According to·)o~al historilms, in 1876, more than 30 costs $90. lg The dam and adjoining Brantley Lake the ~a that is 'now Brantley Lake was Facilities inclucle picnic · S~~ Par~ ~ffers fishing, :water skii'ng, jet . ~ Slte of ,the W~d ~~~ town of Seven areas, and campsi~s wjth ' . skiing, hiking, swimming, camping and Rivers. 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I I .Seclusion, spectacular views, 31ots, huge decks, h1gh ceilings, French doors, 2w~i~pool baths,·2 steam sliowers, 2fireplaces and Italian tile lhrougliout. Berber carpet, Hunter ·· · shades and an abundance ol wildl~e. ' . . •, . . I NUNN .· . . 336 El Camino • High Mesa Subdivision . / ' . ' ',,:' ... ~ . . . ' ,...... ,._ ' ' ;....,,. / .. THE DOUG SIDD.ENS ESTATE TEAM DOUG'S CELL: (505) 430·8413 ·OFFICE: (505) 336·4248 ·FAX: (505) 336•4776 · EMAIL: [email protected] ··.· . .. 14Texas• EWIE·l,.L • · . Just as cute as anything! Amust see! This is Ruidoso You'll be on top of the world! Spectacular panoramic · charm at its best! 3bdrml2 batll home would make amar- .. views with a view of Sierra Blanca! This home comes · velous weekend retreat, comes furnished. Private deck with all the extras and isareal beauty.~ bdrm/2 b~th · with hot tub, location close to mid-town. · • 1512 sq. ft. +I· on 3.93 acres +1·. Spacious patiq with . . .. custom wood railing, neat &clean and fully furnished. · PALO VERDE RANCHffiES SHAUNA DOWNS ESTATES . • 87,500 .nx;, VENTURES • · · : East Chapparal Dr. 21· Edelweiss Dr. / • Built in 1998 • Borders National Forest! 1.81 acres, Quiet mountain setting just off Ski Run Rd., level lot with fenced for horseS. Doll house • 3Bdrm/2 bath, hobby loft, easy year r~und access, private ~ell. Great 3bdrm/2 full covered porch, wood stove. lip of Sierra Blanca view. ba!fis, built 1n fireplace. Decks are covered and uncov- Silver Star Lane Beautiful quiet setting. · · ered.... Check this one. out! . . · Large rustic home mountain home, 4 bdrm/2 3/4 · bath, cactus pine ceiling, fir wood walls, vigas, big open kitchen, wonderful deck partially covered. Enormous two level barn on concrete slab with 3 large roll type doors plus living quarters and 2 bat~s. Also has EID approved kitchen. Great country living! YOUNG ·HEIGHTS TT.rii • 91 0 Sudderth Cute, small older home and 3small older mobiles. Zoned C-2 on a knoll.on ;48 tl· acres. Live in one and rent out the other three. Needs updating, first time on the market.· Owner Financing! · • RUIDOSO HEIGHTS • GRAVES • . 116 Grove Dr. . 4 bdrm/4 bath, 2 car carport, RV port, 3958 sq. ft. on 2.08 acres. Home is all 1 level • large living · room, larger den. Every aspect of this home is on a grand scale. Perfect for a 2 family type situa tion. Appt. through list agent. .. SHANGRI LA · 122 Heights . · Tremendous view of race traCk, easy paved access. This two level home, 3bdrm/3 baths, has illot of room for the money. Great decks, covered &uncovered; carport. Call LO for appointment BANKSTON • $189,500 . #2 Shangrlla or. Pretty setting on acreage. This 1987 Sq. Ft. home has an unfinished 1st floor of 1369 Sq. Ft. Could be finished for additional living space. Fenced yard, 1 . . . . horses allowed with multiple riding trails nearby. 4 bdrm, 3 bath • awesome Sierra Blanca view. 'Paved Mjacent to National Forest. · driveway, 2 car garage. Sunny deck to enjoy t~e view. . ' .. . . ' ' . ' ·· 'THE DOUG SIDDENS REAL ESTATE TEAM .. DOUG'S CELL: (505) 430·8413 • OFFICE:. (505) a3B·4248 •, FAX: (505) 336-4776 · EMAIL: [email protected]()m 1 COMMERCIAL/. . . . . PROPERTY' . COMMERCIAL · . SKYLAND SUBDIVISION AGUAFRIA . . . ' • 0 · GRAV£5 · WATLEY • $479,900 1605 Sudderth 512 Hwy70 . . . RUIDOSO ICE &WATER • $125,000 Commercial with residence (formerly . Water business only. Well established loca,l . Co.mmercial Bldg. on 81/21ot~. Cor~~.r of Willow and suaderth. All City utrhtres, Scarlet's Nest). Outstanding commercial business and 116 commercial accounts. · overhead door, new nietal roof. 4500 · home combo! Pertec) retail exposure • Equipment and inventory included. Bldg. is ·sq.ft. All one level, plenty of parking and. Super clean • Super mce. On 2 lots! Tiled also for sale. .. · · . floors, Jacuzzi Tub & Cool Kitchen, · . . . high visibility. . AGUA FRIA.ESTATES ~._ . ZONED C•l/RUIDOSO DOWNS COMMERCIAL ..:IMPROVED Business Opportunity . SIGNS BY SMITH · · · Business Only • 0 •. 75,000. ' . . $110,000 HIGH VISIBILITY LOCATION! Come see SMITH-LAND & BLDG. I . this nice commercial building on corner of Outstanding value for furniture, fixtures. & New metal building wHh 3 · Hwy. 70 and Gr(ffith qr. in F.luidos? I equipment rncluded in sale. Call for list & 5,000 ~q. ft. i~ all 2 overhead doors. Signs Downs. Would sur! multr-purpose busr· more information! · by Smrtli busrness sold separate. Call for . · . ness or could be used as part office/part info. · · . · workshop. Fenced open area behind the , 0 I . building. Use your imaginalion! · · ACREAGE· CAPITAN . AGUA FRIA ESTATES WEST END OF GAVI.LAN CANYON RD · STATE Formerly · In !aplta!'l · ·1 01 smokey Bear Blvd. BIG SIERRA At home What a great· inve~tme~t property .a~d. on the range! Gorgeous 15 acres, peace· MO~EY mak~r! J~mp on rtl. CommerCI~ rn ful and secluded. Easy access, wonderful Caprtan, l!larn stree~ !ocatron. .Possrble building sites on any portion of !~is prop· . Terf!is Available.. ~erng sold "as IS/ some erty. Two meadows, domestrc well, fumHure &fixtures rncluded. tand \approx. FULLY fenced and horses allowed. · .05 +I· acres) &Building . . • EXPERIENCE • KNOWLEDGE .. • ·TEAM EFFORT •• .' • • .. DOUG SIDDENS Associate Brok~r 1-800-681..:6602 ' ' • >. 'I c. ' ••• '· • •• '.:·-~. p ~·\~,· '. *' ·,1!1;.. _ I efc:l-505~336-4248· . .· 28t2:sqJt. · .. ·or ·acres,. ~HO ·. · . ..$119~900 . . +f·: Marvelous · Call my. Cell Phone . . . ·143W .. Deerlrall. lftta"'"' llo!"ill·ll· 3· Qdrm/3 bath. Upstairs·roftlstudYJead· ·. Anytime . ing. . to . ~e9k wfth hot. lOb; Wide o~en Views . Historic ranch house in the couf11JYI Original H~h Mesa ot S1erra and valley. One gets the feeling of 1-505-430-8413 Ranch House, remodeled and movea from Alto to being in a c.ountry cottage, lots of windows through· · CiiPitan. 3bdrm/1 3/4 bath on 2acres +1~. Love~ sun· Call for Information·· · room, large livingroom, cobblestone fireplace, knotty pine out. ) .. paneling and otfler custom features throughout View of COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES on Cabins, Homes, Lots &·- _ .Sierra Blanca from front porch. ,You must see this beauty! · -- .··· •, Mountain Acreage . THE RANCES OF SONTE.RRA ... ; ',· .. :,------How can I--·------·· helP you? : /;,'! ~?; .·· I Dear Doug. I·:·,~:·.:~,·: : · ·.; · 1 Please contact me about the following: : ~·~':;·:. JWU•I'·i:IAA ltAHX'tU~:W·~·· D Mountain Cabin D Alto area home : \~: ~... ,- .,.,•.. ~ D Commercial Property D Alt~ area lots : :·':::::: .. D Please send general information on Lincoln County 1 · ·• .. ··. D I would like afree market evaluation on. my Lincoln : ·. :• ~. County property : · D I would like to discuss selling my Lincoln COun~ 1 property : .· Name: I Address: I :. : · ·: Ci~, State,Zip: I ·. .•. •. : My phone numbers are: : ' ... I I • : Mail to: . . . 1 1 727 Mechem Dr., Drawer 2200, ·Ruidoso, N~ 88345 I ·-----~------~---~------·OR EMAIL ME AT: doug_siddens @hotmall.com Bill Chance Joyce W. Cox Kathy Craig Harvey M. Foster Jorise Henry 257-9057 420-4728 257-9057 257-2458 257-9057 258-4452 257-9057 430-3773 257-9057 430-4863 I -HOO-o5H-2773 I -800-658-2773 1-800-658-2773 1-800-658-2773 1-800-658-2773 Charles lmke Peggy Jordan Patty Kearns Loanda Lockridge Scott & Stacey Miller 3Jo-424H 257-9057 257-4949 257-9057 420-0257 257-9057 (915) 490-8883 257-9057 430-9100 I -800-687-6602 1-800-658-2773 . 1-800-658-2773 1-800-658-2773 scottmiller @zianet;com Susan P. Miller Angela Moebus James Paxton Martin Rose Doug Siddens 33n-424H 336-4248 420-5327 Owner/Qualifying Broker 257-9057 430-4068 336-4248 430-8413 I -H00-6H7 -6602 1-800-687-6602 257-9057 1-800-658-2773 1-800-658-2773 1-800-687-6602 Charlotta Stewart Georgia Underwood Colleen Whitaker Tommi Young Joseph A. Zagone 257-9057 257-2331 257-9057 430-3034 336-4248 336-4513 354-3048 420-0120 420-3807 I -HOO-n58-2773 l-800-n58-2773 1-800-687-6602 1-800-658-2773 1-800-658-2773 727Mechem ~~~ (505) 257-9057 ¢ ~ P.O. Box 2200 Aspen Real Estate Ruidoso, NM 88345 (800) 658-2773 www.c21aspenruidoso.com email: [email protected] 2 BR, 2 1/2 BA, DOUBLE GARAGE Sierra GRAND SCALE! Everything about Ill is hOme ii on a grand scale. ClASSY ... 3 Br, . Sa,. level entry, beautlji.ll Sierra · Blanca view, approx. 3000 sf, 2 living areas, huge mas· On 3 lots (corner), RV pbrt w/hook up. Big living room. bigger .Blanca view. 'qctensive landscaping, sprinkler system, ter w/gas FP. Master Ba separate shower & tub. H.uge den, 2 real rock fireplaces. 4 Br. '4 Ba. $450,000. CALL DOUG fenced back yj3rd, paved drive, space for RV. Refrig. covered. back deck. Courtyard. Ref. A/C. $499,000y SIDDENS #94015 . . A/C, water s,Oftener, vaulted wood ceilings in UR. CALL SCQTTMILLER·#g353il .. $419,500. CALL SCOn 1v\fLLER #95134 DELIGHTFUL! Southwest living in White Mountain tNCf~EDIBlE ONEI-;::,!lCIUSICin, SO•~;~~~~~~~ NICE MOUNTAIN Located on Meadows. 2500 sq.ft, open & light, with massive 3 lots, huge decks. high ceilings, i= doors, 2 · ~ranlte Dr .. level entry with paved drive. 3 Br, 2 Ba, beams. Lots of skylights. superior wood work & all on 1 Whirlpool Ba. 2 steam ·showers, 2 FP's, Italian tile (2) 1/2 Ba., 2 living areas. New stain & soft views. level. Great access. $369,000. CALL MARTIN ROSE. throughout; .Berber carpet & an abundance ol wildlife. $319,000. CALL SCOTT MILLER #95224 #94910 . $319,900. CALL DOUG StQDENS #94679 SPLIT LEVEL HOME Large treed lot, new carpet, FABULOUS SIERRA BLANCA VIEWS Spacious log home GORGEOUS CUSTOM HOME At the back of Eagle nice open floor plan, 2 fireplaces. Big decks with with tons of room. 3 or 4 Br. 2 Ba, study, separate den; 2 Creek .. Stucco, triple garage, oak lloors & tile. nice mountain views. 4 Br, 2-full, 1-3/4 and 1-M! bonus rooms & laundry room. Convenient to downtown. Timberline roof & adjoins national forest. Landscaping, bath. $287,500. CALL JAMES PAXTON #93563 $275,000. CALL TOMMI YOUNG #94884 beautiful walkway, ponds. $259,500. CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #95174 QUIET SECLUDED LOCATION Remodelecl1997, beautiful high BUILT BY SCHIELE CONSTRUCTION 3 Br. 2 Ba, 2t60 sq.ft. living PRIVATE CUL·DE-SAC LOCATION Across from Cree ceilings, all wood interior, furnished. New decks great views. All area. Stucco )lxterior, large 2-car garage. One level. corner lireplace. Meadows CC, Ruidoso charm throughout. 2 levels, lots cedar exterior, laJge parking area .POSSible seller finandng wlbig open kitchen-dining-living area. Easy access. Wh.Jte Mt. Meadows of deck w/Jacuzzi. Nice views. Completely furnished. down. $252,500. CALL JOSEPH A ZAGONE 1194789. $249,900. CALL JORISE HENRY #95t38 $249,900. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #95417 THE VIEW IS EVERYTHING! Sunny la1rly level lot. Paved SERENE SETTING 3 Br. 2 1/2 Ba, large game room, gas LOVELY HOME Large living room with Sierra ljllahc; dnve & paved parking area Full S1erra Blanca v1ew & valleys. fireplace. central heat & air, 2 car garage, JUSt under 1 views. Master suite is upstairs & private. Largq lot 01 4 Br. 1 3/4 Ba hom Sunny mtenor $239.900 Seller IS acre Heav11y wooded lot, great neighborhood, lots of pri Hull Rd.,· easy access. Furnished. $239,500: CALl licensed Texas Real Estate Broker. CALL DOUG SIDDENS vacy. $239.800. CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #95579 HARVEY FOSTER #95081 #94860 SPACIOUS, 3 Br. 2 Ba home w/S1erra Blanca v1ews. SIERRA BLANCA IN ALL ITS GLORY! Views! Views! CEDAR CREEK HOME One year old, one level - no ste~ All 1 level. doors & hall allow wheel cha1r access. 2 car V1ews! Fabulous 35 ft. high entrance to this 4 Br, 3 Ba, entry. 2 car garage, open living, dining, kitchen concept. NicE garage An exceptiOnally well-built home Pnce split level Magmf1cent tile. hot tub & unsurpassed views wood features. Cactus pine siding. metal roof. long coverec reduced to $235.000 CALL JOYCE W. COX #94574 throughout Just 2 lots from national lares! $230,000. porch wlgreat views. Circle drive. central vac system CALL PEGGY JORDAN #92104 $229,500. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #94029 LOVELY ... home on the nver Located close to midtown. HIGH QUALITY CONSTRUCTION Victorian style cottage. REMODELED ONE LEVEL HOME Large master. new kitchen, AttractiVe des1gn 1n a qUiet area 3 Br. 2 Ba $225.000 wlhuge (800 sq ft) bonus room 2 Car garage. Nifty quiet loca over 112 acre, beautiful lot. Fruit trees & lawn. Private well plus CALL HARVEY FOSTER #95068 lion. dead-end street & close to nat'l forest. Lot goes street to village water. Great access. $219,500. CALL JAMES PAXTON street $220.000 CALL MARTIN ROSE #94n3 #95380 LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Great fam1ly home m 4-LEVEL HOME Unique floor plan, 3 big Br's, large ELEGANT CUSTOM HOME Master Ba has whirlpool tub, walk-in beaut1ful sett1ng on a qUiet street. Very light ~ntenor w1th hard· office/family room w/fireplace. Wonderful kitchen & closet. Security system, ash cabinetry. Cree Meadows member wood lloors V1ctonan styhzmg-covered porch & ra11ing 3 Br. 2 large open living room. Lots of windows & decks. Tree ship. Many custom features & beautifully landscaped. $183,900. 112 Ba. 2 car garage downstairS hobby/rec room $219.495 tip Sierra Blanca views. $217,000. CALL BILL CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD. #95186 CALL DOUG SID::JENS #92798 CHANCE #95315 a n QUIET SECLUDED NEIGHBORHOOD . ARMING Views Of the & soft A VERY SPECIAL HOME Open concept, 2 Br, 2 Ba. but L Br, 2 (3/4) Ba, with huge covered deck. Sierra Blanca view. Very clean & spacious, closets could be 3 Br by converting the office! Fully furnished with lot, great views, fully furnished, fireplace, garage & galore, fericed yard, 3 Br, 2 Ba; decks off all Brs. Full really fine furnishings .. Level entry, double garage. nice A/C .. Good rental history., $175,000. CALL JOYCE of TLC with rental history. $1 E/9,500. CALL MARTIN views. Big decks & dog run. Refrigerated air.. $159,500. w. cox #95184 ' ROSE#95636 CALL MARTIN ROSE #94365 ) SMALL OLDER HOME Commercial designation surround VERY, VERY MFG HOME 5 Br, 3 Ba on pretty .SUPER QUIET Central location. 3 Br, 2 Ba, open ed by 3 small older mobiles. Mobiles are cute, furnished & 1 lot. Living room will;l FP, large master w/great Ba, nice kitchen. In the trees on the golf course. Light & added on to. Live in main house .& enjoy 3 small rentals in ' decks. 200tl Model. Pleasant wooded views, this is a bright. $148,500. CALL JOSEPH ts.. ZAGONE town. ApjYox ..48 acres. $149,500. Ci\LL DOUG SIDDENS great family home. $149,500. CALL JOI'liSE HENRY #95409 . #94677 . . #95502 IN COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES You must see this LARGE ROOM Nice floor plan - great front porch & RUIDOSO CHARM AT ITS BESTI Great weekender .. one! 3 Br, 2 Ba, double garage & Sierra Blanca views. back deck - level acceSs - flat lot. Nice yard & landscaping. rental or full time residence. Fully furnished. Really, Neat & clean, approx. 1520 sq.ft. & a fireplace. ·· Carport with storage. $140,900. CALL JAMES PAXTON really cute & clean. Private deck w/hot tub. Close to $144,900. CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD #94048 #93832 ' Midtown. $139,900. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #95699 GREAT VIEWS ... Tall pines, 4 Br, 2 Ba, 2 fire· NEWLY One level.home, 4 Br, 3 Ba, rock SUPER LOCATION and great access to this 3/2 in places, 2 decks & lots of storage. New roof & new carpet. fireplace, shop & garage. A level loti tall pines, easy Ctee Meadows His., new carpet & metal roof. Lots of $139,800. CALL JOSEPH A ZAGONE #95693' access. New tile & carpet. $139,500. CALL JOSEPH A. parking. $136,500. CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #94824 ZAGONE #94959 . INDIAN HILLS PROPERTY 2 L1v1ng areas. 1 Br/1 Ba & SUPER EASY ACCESS! One level older home with 2 HOME WITH CABIN APPEAL! Metal roof, carpet & den on bottom floor wllevel entry 2 Br. 2 Ba up wik1tchen. car garage. Very clean. Knotty pme interior & wood gas furnace aU 1 yr old. Tiered vegetable garden in l1v1ng room & v1ews of S1erra Blanca. golf course & val vegas g.1ve th1s home Ru1doso charm. Some recent fenced yard. 2 A/Cs units. 1 yr. old appliances in leys 2 moss rock FP's $132.000 CALL CHARLOTTA remodelmg. $131.000. CALL DOUG SIDDENS 1192899 kitchen. Permanent residence or 2nd home. $129,900. STEWART #95211 CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD #95411 • : , ~"-- ... .r . .., ... •""(""""' ...... ·l. . - ' . . ~ . . . EXCEPTIONALLY NICE Textured walls. bull-nose corners. love WONDERFUL CENTRAL LOCATION for this 3 Br. 2 QUIET LOCATION ON TREED LOT One level, 3 Br, 1 ly kitchen large Brs & hvmg area 12x12 workshop. 8x16 shed Ba home. Knotty p1ne u1tenor. Detached 2 car garage 3/4 Ba with attached garage. Nice & clean inside & out. 16x16 deck & RV parkmg $119 700 CALL CHARLOTTA w1th paved access $119.500. CALL JOSEPH A. Corner lot. $119.500. CALL JAMES PAXTON #95240 STEWART #95506 ZAGONE #94630 GREAT ACCESS to th1s qUiet tocat1on. 3 Br. 2 Ba. PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP... Cute stucco home. 3 Br. 2 CUTE! CUTE! Possible 3rd Br downstairs heated w/plug in fireplace. b1g deck. b1g storage room Approx 1250 Ba· 'New construction. easy access. front & back cov heater. Great weekender or rental. Take in the privacy & sq ft w/heated basement Pnce IS hrm $119.500 ered porches W1th1n 5 mmutes of shopping. Berber v1ews. $109.900. CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD 1194317 CALL JOSEPH A ZAGONE 1195504 carpet. l1ght & a~ry atmosphere $118.500 CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD 1194490 A-FRAME WITH ADDITION Bemg sold completely fur DARLING 3 BR, 2 BA HOME Fully furnished. nice STEP BACK IN TIME..• A real Ruidoso cabin, just get nished Steeps 121 Used for holiday retreat. easy access. living-dining with cozy rock fireplace. galley kitchen. insidel 2 112 lots. well. 100' off creek. great acqess. cute 1ntenor. mce level entry Th1s IS perfect for "Ruidoso stacked washer/dryer. large deck. Take a look at this sprinkler. Possible owner financing. Rustic charm /at its Starter $I 09.500 CALL DOUG SIDDENS 1194324 one in the pinesll $109.500. CALL KATHY CRAIG bestl $98.700. CALL MARTIN ROSE #95754 / #95585 UPPER CANYON CABIN 3 Br, 2 Ba, secluded loca GREAT ACCESS ... 3 Elr, 2 Ba on nice wooded lot.4 VIEW OF SIERRA BLANCA from this great 21evel, 312 home tion in ·the tall pines .. Some furnishings included. year old double wide:·Easy access, carport, 5x15 star with. fireplace. Extra r0om in basement. Assumable REC at $95,500. CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #95642 building, great iri town location ... close to shopping. 10%. Double carport, ·corner lot: $69,900. CALL GEORGIIi . ' . ;J>~.,,qou. CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #94262 · . U.NDERWOOD #95006 . FULLY DOUBLE WIDE. Wrap around deck & big DR. frontage. of 2000 CLA Sl E 1 mostly furnishEid. windows. Feel !he openness of !his floor plan. Lots of e~tras. room for addition or parking. Possibl~ for small business wires!· Maytag dishwasher. Corner lot. nicely landscaped. Light & Slorage, direcl salellite system. Just bring yourself, everything . dence. Selling "as is' wl$1 ,000. allowance for repairs. Sellers are bright in a nice neighborhood. What a buy! $79,900. CALL stays. $82,900. CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD #95648 · agents .parents. $80,000. CALL CHARLOTIA STEWAWBT#95500 GEORGIA UNDERWOOD #95667 > ' A . Appro~. I sq.ft. doublewide with pleas· ani mounlain & wooded views. With some finishing & TLC it . surrounded by tall would make a very comforlable place to live or vacation. wnovely indirect $79,000. CALL PATRICIA KEARNS #95323 $72,500. CALL "UPPER CANYON RETREAT" 3 Br, 1 1/2 Ba in a fab GAVILAN ACRES 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1979 dou ulous location. Add-on living area. Very easy access. blewide on .53 acres. $65,000. CALL COLLEEN $68,000. CALL MARTIN ROSE #94862 WHITAKER #92399 2 Br, 1 1/2 Ba on 2 lots that are· · "A WORK IN Master bedroom with his & her NEAT CABIN ... ir'l the woods! 1 Br, 1 Ba, great wood chain link fenced. Easy access. Perfect for remod closets. Gas log fireplace, 6' Jacuzzi & doUble shower. Lots stove, new water heater, Good access. $57,500. elers or first time home buyers. $65,000. CALL . of storage. Mobile w/T1-11 e~terior. Greal access. $65,000. CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #95725 . DOUG SIDDENS #95370 CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD #95463 COZY RETREAT 1n tall pines on large lot. Kick CUTE! I Move in & bring your toothbrush. PROPERTY BEING SOLD "AS IS" Build in the 40's. Recen!ly use back on th1s large covered front deck. 2 Br. 2 Ba. 1 Nicely landscaped. 2 parktng areas, RV access. Great as rental property. Easy level access to !his level lot. N1ce locatipn c Br e1ther end. Partially furnished. $49,900. CALL covered deck w/patio table & bench. Sweet Deal! Sudderth. Needs a lot of work. $45,000. CALL DOUG SIDDEN LOANDA LOCKRIDGE 1194795 $45,000. CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD 1/93789 1195461 for a vacation retreat or 1998 MOBILE ONLY tn pnvately owned park. Cute. cute, cute' res1dence. Posstble owner f1nanc1ng. $2,000. 2 Br, 1 Ba. breakfast bar, cathedral ceilings, covered & uncov· allowance for sewer connectiOn. $32.000. CALL ered dec!< May be moved With 30 day notice. Fully fenced lot. PATRICIA KEARNS 1195325 $28.000. CALL CHARLOTIA STEWART #RE CSI SUPERB CUSTOM BUlL T HOME Golf membershtp m Alto Vtllage fMPRESSIVEII Alto Village home on 2.4 acres. Golf member· Beauttfully landscaped easy access w11h wooded v1ew All on 1 level . shtp. Beaut1ful views of mounta1ns. new Gerard roof, carpet, Vaulted cetlrngs lrght open floor plan w/4 Br. 3 Ba Trtple garage tete & pamt 4 Br. 4 1/2 Ba $575,000. CALL COLLEEN $595.000 CALL COLLEEN WHITAKER 1194861 WHITAKER ~t~[;"""~.'::'.:"""'"7"--7. . ·. . :·~~·,. •' BEAUTIFUL Custom home on golf course Very un1que BEAUTIFUL LOG HOME ON 1.52 Full golf membership, tev New_ Construction A NEW HOME BY A.D. POWERS Medrterranran style stucco BEAUTIFUL HOME in Deer Park Woods. All the NEW CONSTRUCTION Social membership 4 Br, 2 w/gabled roof lrnes w/mountarn flavor Luxury home & durabtl· extras. Full golf membership. Soft views of Sierra Ba home on High Mesa Rd. Southwest stucco, e1 rty of a near marntenance free extenor Nestled rn the prnes Blanca & the Caprtan Mtns. Large lot · 1.02 acres. access with Sierra Blanca view. $365,000. CA $489.500 CALL COLLEEN WHITAKER 1/95223 $449,000. CALL COLLEEN WHITAKER 1195654 COLLEEN WHITAKER 1195568 . td • SIERRA BLANCA. VIEW from this.3/212 stucco home in Alto. Ful! JOif ALTO VILLAGE HOME 3 Br, 2 Ba with a 'super Sierra: Blanca tff I membership. Super access on those soowy days. Game room, big lot view. Fully furnished. newly painted. Great vacation retreat in s & tall pines. $269,500. CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #94595 the tall pines. $222.500. CALL JOSEPH A ZAGONE #95668 -· vs meriibai:stilji MMIA On ~>no•v MUUINI AIN CHALET in the tall pines. Full golf member open I i large lS combined lots. I beam ceiling, breakfast bar, i counter ship, excellent condition, new roof, spacious master 1/private kitchen. covered back deck. Sits on 2 , level access on over an. 0. tops, whirlpool tub, stucco fireplace, 2 private decks & patio de~k. Wrap around deck off Jiving ·area w/really nice wooded val acre of land. Ref.. NC. $212,000. CALL MILLER #95557 wlbuilt-in BBO. $209,900. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #95553 'ley views. $215,000. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #95722 5 golf 3-4 on a heavi ALTO VILLAGE HOME gall membership with this 3 Br, 1 3/4 :ar Br, game room, 1 car garage, covered & uncovered ly wooded cul.de-sac. Uke new, really well kept with a nice Ba home. This is a great cabin on abeautiful lot. $185.000. CALL er- decks. Nested in the trees a \ ge tg Frame, clean light interior. Has been used as a retreat. Open liv tg. room wnireplae & tile work. Berber carpel. 1 Br, 3/4 Ba down, 1 full Ba GALL DOUG SIDDENS 112 41 acres, home on 7+ HO!IE Private master suite. outdoor lSY sq.ft. main house, 4 individual cabins acres. 7 Br, 5 Ba, 2 living areas, large country i Large Jacuzzi, fireplace. office w/muliple lines. Guest Br are private .wnull baths. ,LL barns. $895,000. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #95203 pati(~~ Conventional & solar heating. $650,000. CALL Uvlng room has 26' , awesome views. Bonus room. approx. 1043 Cri"1TT . . wRull . CALL DOUG SIDDENS #94670 LARGE HOME 5 tl2 acres. 4 Br. 4 314 Ba. hvtng room. offtce. work BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE ... 3 Br. 3 112 Ba. log home m excellent QUALITY LINDAL CEDAR HOME High ceilings, plenty of win out room tndoor pool JacuZZI. 4 car garage Ktva FP Synthettc stuc toca110n Tons of storage & 3 decks. AdJOining 10 acres wtth creek dows. "BIG" Sierra Blanca view. Approx. 15x20 covered deck on co beaultful v1ews fronts Ltllle Creek Rancho water supply frontage also avatlabte A very spectal place. Magmltcent vtew of Sterra 2nd level w/hot tub. Tile & wood floors. Under floor heating. 5650.000 CALL SCOTI MILLER #94935 Blanca $649.500 CALL HARVEY FOSTER #94991 . fenced. $549,gOQ. CALL DOUG SIOOENS #95321 iNl'ERRA Luxury home w/greal room. btg BEAUTIFUL SIERRA BLANCA VIEWS 3 Br. 2 112 Ba, lots of HOME. on 4.81 acres: . cactus vtews gourmet k1lchen faux patnttng bUtlt-tn alcoves tn ltvtng wtndows. htgh cetltngs. double garage Maple cabinets. slate t1le cetling. fir wood walls. vigas, log hand raiL. Enormous barn on area anltque doors. SW vantttes huge bonus room above entry. synthettc stucco extenor. court yard. Attached BOO sq.fl. concrete stab wntving quarters & EID approved kitchen, Aerobic garage 6 2 acres $464.000 CALL MARTIN ROSE #95150 shop. 500 sq It barn $405.000. CALL SCOTI MILLER #95513 septic system. $395,000. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #95542 \ . VERY SHARP ... Log home on approx 5 acres Overs1ze t 1 L!TILE 1n the front yard & v1ew of S1erra Blanca. too. BRIING YOUR Meticulously maintained home with garage 3 Br 2 112 Ba + loft A real mounta1n charmer $299.500 enchance lhts new stucco home on acreage. 4 Br. 3 Ba, excellent huge views on 10.75 acres, all fenced. 2 garage~ & tons of CALL SCOTI MILLER #94462 well. many extras $295.000 CALL JOYCE W COX #95167 other wonderful features. Adjacent 10 ac. also available. Owner/Agent $269,500. CALL TOMMI YOyNG #95487 STUCCO WITH SW STYLE Pass1ve solar 5 t ;4 acres Adobe walls. COMPLETELY REMODELED 2 Hondo Valley hactendas Each approx QUIET MOUNTAIN SETIING for this stucco home just ott Sk v1gas untque lloor plan 3 Br 2 Ba & off1ce' 2 l1vtng areas. b1g open 900 sq fl each. 2 Br. I Ba. stucco. nver frontage. fumtshed. decorated. Run Rd. Level lot with easy year-round access. Private well desK]n w/2 lohs Wood lloonng & new carpet Horses allowed $255.000 One has AIC 5 acres each $125.000 CALL SCOTI MILLER #95344 Sierra Blanca view Allowance for appliances. NM 1 yr. genera CALL CHARLOTIA STEWART #95tlt contractors . $217,500. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #95528 frreplace tn hvrng room & master br A lovely secluded set A REAL LOG ON ACREAGE lip of Ste~a Blanca Vlews. Fenced lor horses nulJ:>I:. + BARN room, 3 Br. 2 Ba. Incredible sunrise ltng wtth panoram1c v1ews of Sterra Blanca & the Cap1tans Open floor plan. Upstatrs has small hobby toft+ 2Br. 1 Ba. "old hmer log homes·. wood bumtng stove. & sunsets. Views of the Capitans, Jicarillas, Gallinas. Fully fenced wood floors. vKJas. t2 cethngs $t79.900 CALL PATRICIA KEARNS #95326 master BriBa on matn level $t 87.500 CALL DOUG SIDDENS 194680 cross fenced. $165,500. CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #94901 REMODELED ADOBE On the nver.-past big ,_great views of the valley, beautiful river frontage, lntenor needs to be finished. Needs well, septic, plumbing & llaors. $165,000. CALL SCOTI MILlER,#95356 CUTE MT. CHARMER Wood floors, extensive acres, for race track with a tremendous view of the track.· Eas1 paved access. Full time resident. $123,000. CALL DOUG SIDDF'IIS #95555 i BEAUTIFUL VIEWS 3 , 2 Ba home in Palo Verde Slopes. NEED LOTS OF ROOM? THIS ONE COULD BE FOR VOUI Open deSign. spilt CAPITAN HOME·SIERRA Owner moving. must r 4 Br. 2 Earth stove, storage shed & water well on 2 tots. Horses allowed. floor plan w/4 Br & 2 Ba on an ACRE OF LAND wiDUTSTANDING VIEWS Ba. laundry room & den off k1tchen makes th1s a great manufactured home. • Easy access. very mce area. horses allowed. 1 39 acres. SB5.000 CALL 11 $90,000, CALL MARTIN ROSE #94806 Large storage bldg. HIGHLY AFFORDABLE. SB9,000 CALL CHARLOTIA STEWART #93646 JQYCE W. COK #94855 :------; hom•e in cuumuv. IS UP COOL I 5011i99iMiaii'Uic;Cti~~ RH1nc~'n LIGHT & BRIGHT LITTLE HOME in the home in Rancho Ruidoso Valley Estates. Cedar siding with Ruidoso Valley. Nice wooded valleY. view. Mostly + Domestic well, nice yard, lots of potential, on 2, nice decks & a fenced back yard. Cul,de-sac with Sierra level lot. Priced competitively within the subdivision. Dog run, big covered deck & some landscaping. Cute! Blanca view. $80,000. CALL TOMMI YOUNG #94712 $79,900. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #95713 $72,500. CALL JOYCE W. COX #94937 ' . 2 HOUSES!!! Older home, 4 Br, 1 Ba. Needs J lot of work. Newer one, 3 Br, 1 Ba, den & kitchen all tiled & needs finishing. us t a=~· Approx. 2.039 acres. $69,500. CALL LOANDA LOCKRIDGE #95270 A GREAT 1 bdrm,l Ba NICE PROPERTY 3 Br, 2 Ba, garage & shop, hottub. Level. cabtn. Fireplace & 400 sq. ft. sun room make a hideaway beautiful trees, rental RV site. City sewer & nail gas. $62,5QO. delight place $67,000. CALL PATRICIA KEARNS #92617 CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #95677 CAPITAN •.. YOU FIX IT &save or trade rtrn on a new one Beauttlult 09 acre lot mt GREAT BUY! 1981 Kaufman. 14x80 singlewtde. Slots. has extra water meter ooffilliRoiQ'K TOWNHOME 4 Br. 4 Ba. 3 FPs. golf course in Yrews Nrldhte p11vacy & peace ot mrnd Horses allowed Betng sold ·as rs· due to lor another mobtle Splttlloor plan $31,500 CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD yard. close to· tennis & swimming. Appliances stay, refrig will mrnor water damage Small town lrvrng $34 900 CALL JORISE HENRY 193119 194319 replaced. $289,500. CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #95638 rn lnnsbrook Vrllage End und great vtew. NEAT CONDO! One level condo wtth full golf membershtp on the golf course. men1berslhip. i gall membershrp e•cellenl condrtron wondertulturnrshrngs. hreplace game room & Nrce patto. wood burnrng hreptace & refngerated atr 3 Br. 2 Ba. covered deck & deck wtl' ·rews of the Capitan Mountains. an. Outstanding slor• only 21evels $269 500 CALL DOUG SIDDENS 195588 double aUached garage $250.000 CALL COLLEEN WHITAKER #93770 age. $242,500 CALL COLLEEN WHITAKER #95444 HOUSE Recently redone wrcarpel Great vrews ol the 3 Br. 3 2 ~vets n~e I:JcaiKJn. mom~ fumtshed. wen marn- FANTASTIC TOWNHOME 4 Br, 3 tri-level in exclusive neighborhood. Mountatn Gods & Srerra Blanca 3 Br 2 314 Ba & Jacuw 2 lrreplaces t~ned l.alge Br &slllng area downstm has ~·sown entrance & parltng space as well as near !he Unks. Newly remodeled, fully furnished, 4 decks. fireplace & lab· $147.900 CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD 194658 access by starrs to the marn level 5135 900 CALLJOYCE WCOX #93465 ulous views $129,500. CALL BILL CHANCE #95530 BEAUTIFUL...Condos at Alto Alps. all one level. fully furntshed CORNER UNIT A really mce 3 Br. 3 Ba condo. 2 Br up & the 1 down ROOMY CONDO! 3 BR, 2 BA. 2 FP'S, fully furnished, a great retreat Easy access & close to the tennts courts & pool. $125.000 CALL has separate entranc,e. Mostly furntshed. Very mce wooded vtews or full lime home. Locatton puts everyone righl where· all the ameni· CHARLES IMKE #95573 from back deck. Social membership lot in ALG&CC is included lies of Ruidoso happen. $94,500. CALL CHARLOTIA STEWAR1 $120.000. CALL COLLEEN WHITAKER #94364 #94879 AFFORDABLE CONDO Neat & clean, 2 lir, 2 1/2 Ba in Champion's Run: REI~ODrEi...E.:0 CONDO 2 Br, 2 Ba with neat I plan. ;Lots , COMPLETELY REMODELED. CONDO. July 2000, carpet & appli· Close to the track, some remodeling; good ttoor" plan.& nicely .lurnished. of windows, added storage. Nicely furnished good views. Very ances replaced, paint. wet bar & furniture throuoAout. Carpeted loft $84,000. CALL MARTIN ROSE #95189 accessible: $75,000. CALL MARTIN ROSE#95190 l'lith skylight. $74,500. CALL COLLEEN WHITAKEA#95694 FOX HOLLOW CONDO Totally remodeled kitchen, quality pecan cabinets, WAV:.;.FabulorJsRCi · ·1 Crown Puerta Vallerta new appliances, carpet &lloorin!J. Tons .of slbrage, wood burning stove, pMale resort trmeshare. The 'Crown Paradise Hotel 'On Jhe o"cean. Can be Jraded back deck &Sierra Blanca view' S72;ooo. CALL JOYCE W. COX 1195576 w/any of 3200 RCI affiliated res0rts. ~8,500. CALL TOMMI YOUNG /195488 . . ar~rctr i>AciPEim Managers ~orne + 1B .units on the river: UNIT Nob Hill location, 2 Br. 1 Ba unils, all 1 level, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES! Hwy lrontage. Bldg. Has living Recent_ly remodele.d, new roof, new decks & sitting areas. super efficient stucco exJeriors. hand trowweled interiors, wood stoves, quarters, 2 Br, full Ba, large kilchen w/liled counters, large dining , Beautiful landscaping. 140' of Ruidoso River, 140' on Sudde~h. · washer & dryer hookups. Central location. $749,000. CALL SCOTI area. Jacuzzi, walk-in closet, high ceilings. Large showroom & work· $950,000. CALL JOSEPH ZAGONE #95173 . MILLER 1194665 shop. 2 Pellet stoves. $479,900. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #95320 ~"'!;: • Level easy aooess near the perfect small retail units. One leased, 1 soon to be vacant. Lots intersection of Mechem & Whtte Ml Or. Remodeled as Brew Pub. since Beaulif.ul home & separate showroom. offices, tiled commercial of walking traffic and aft city utifities. $399,500. CALL used as an outdoor nursery. High traffic flowl Possible owner financing. mens & ladies room, allached warehouse, overhead door. DOUG SIDD~NS #94796 $395,000. CALL DDUG SIDDENS #94705 $375,000. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #94767 ------ .--. --- · PRIME COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Approx. 1.32 acre, historic com· LOCATED Af THE "Y" Approx. 6,000 SQ.ft. bldg: With COMMERCIAL BUILDING on. 8 1'12 lots. Sudderth & Willow. · mercial bldgs. 5900 sq. ft. total, huge old class rooms, 1500 sq.ft .. slor overhead door. Also l?.BOO sq.ft. bldg. with 4 bays & Multi-purpose bldg/ Overhead door. New metal roof, all city age, big deluxe shop, basemeht, high ceilings throughout, 3 112 Ba. 1,620 sq. ft. bldg with 1 bay. Multi-use potential. utilities. (Water business also for sale for $150,000.) $395,000. QAGL MARTIN ROSE #95377 $385,000. CALL DOUG SIDDENS #94637 $350,000. CALL 90UG SIDDENS #94051 ' COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY 20 washers 12 rndustnallype). 29 LAND & BUILDING ONL V 3 rndivrdual commercial bays w/own BAKERY & RESTAURANT In Chaparral Fully operational business. dryers 13 rndustnal type(. pnvate commercral well. sewer. publrc overhead door. entrance & bathroom. 2 bays are 1.000 sq.ft. Equrpmenl. bldg & 2.14 acres. 100 pecan trees & tractor. Fully fenced, rest rooms oHrce area & utrlrty room Excellent locatron & condr each. 1 bay IS 3. 000 sq. ft. Ut11ize 1 & lease other 2. New nrce domed oven. Has 1 Br, off1ce & 3 rest rooms. 2400' Bldg of mrssron stone. tron $329.000 CALL JAMES PAXTON U95679 Hwy exposure. $249.900. CALL OOUG SIDDENS #94506 5,000. CALL LOANDA LOCKRIDGE #94702 . / .' . I ••• MULTI-FAMILY INVESTMENT PROPERTY Mobr~ home park rn cenlral Caprtan wrth RENTALS Income property consisting of 7 units in TWO COMMERCIAL BUIILDINGS Allen Auto Parts 2.052 • Art 6 spaces room lor one more space Includes 5 mobrle homes wrlh greal rental hrslo· 2 locations 6 mobiles & 1 house. $160,000. CALL & Flower Nook 1,000. Buildings only · great location • "as is" con· ne' Possrbre Seller Frnancrng $169 900 CALL LOANDA LOCKRIDGE •61965 JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #81833 . ditron. $158,000. CALL,JAMES PAXTON.Ii91554 ... Water busrness botllrng water· years establrshed OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING Masonary exterior . by Smith, inventory avail local busrness + 116 commercral accounts equrpment & rnven1ory rncluded shake shrngle roof. delivery area with door. paved park· Real Estate for details Burldrng rs also lor sale 194051 lor 5475.000 Land & burldrng only w~ease 1ng lot, very level entry, some counters. $139,500. ULJUb SIDDENS #95435 optron lor walet co 5150.000 CALL DOUG SIDDENS 1194050 CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD #93981 ' GREAT POTENTIAL BUilt potentially as a home. thrs I established busrness. 7 year his· FIVE ACRE TRACT...Has well, phone lines, i property has great potentral The 1ntenor has character. yet tory of success' Located 2 blocks west ol Ruidoso Downs Race leased propane. Ready to build. Could be residential or con not to rts full potentral Affordable commercral to the nght Track & Casrno & 3 quality hotels on locatron Fully equrpped restau· merciai.Seller reserves the right to exclude corrals. $95,90r "buyer" $105.000 CALL DOUG SIDDENS #94307 rant servrce for 58 $100,000. CALL BILL CHANCE #94929 CALL GEORGIA UNDERWOOD #94794 & #94948 RENTALS! Income property cons1strng of 3 mobile homes & CASH FLOW! Income property consistsing of 3 mobile COMMERCIAL PROPERTV·CARRIZOZO Use the front for beat 1 house $85.000 Additronal unrts avarlable (up to 7 total for homes $81.000. Additional units available (up to 7 total lor shop. donut shop, bakery, retail, etc ... & live in the back. Drive thru · $160.000) CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #81834 $160,000.) CALL JOSEPH A. ZAGONE #81835 fast food. Owner will finance w/$10,000. down. $47,000. #95197 ~ROPOSED SUBDIVISION Large~! . RIVER PROPERTY! 2D Acres includ 9.85 acre tract south of E;agle Creek UNIQUE LISTING 1. e;lassy classic undeveloped land in Ruido~o city lim-. i!lg approx, 600 ft. on both sides of Acres. Sierra Blanca view. Utilities barn· with portable corral panels. its. Approx. 99.01 I~;Jvely wooded· Hondo River. Approx. 2 i!Cres ol water available. $90,000. #92048 .· ·· Covered deck w/valley views & c;:ellar. acres Qn both sides of ·Gavilan Cyn rights. Priced for distressed area. · I-IEAVIL Y WOODED LOT Beautiful $71,500. #95313 Rd. with some Sierra Blanca yiews. $139,DDo. #~5153 I . . 1o acres, new road, well & septic sys SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE ·• All gity utilitie.s. Part is adjacent to nat'l · HWY 48 Highly visibl~. Unexcelled tem being added. Could be used for Nice 10 acres w/smile large pine trees · forest. Part is contiguous to Mt. View visability! Across lrcirfl the ~ntrance to .·cabin opera)ion. $B9,50D. #94931 & views. $60,0DO. #80513 . · Est U-1. $995,000. #91756 Alto Village &·Kokopelli. A l.iUie.less · GORGE;OUS ACREAGE Sierra .. ROLLING AC~EAGE 10 acres with GREAT PROPEJUY for builder than an acre w/368.20· ft. of Hwy 48 Blanca views & valley views from this · full r'nor:intain views! Has a very good developer wtih incredible views. frontage. $116,000. #92230 10 acres. 5 acres flat - 5 acres downs- well already installed. $25,DOO. Approx. 159 acres. $715,500. #95087 GAVILAN HILLS DRIVE Beautiful · lope, $74,500. #95114 · · #91371 LOTS OF LOTS· 2.98 ACRES IN ALTO large trees, fantastic, Sierra 81anca. F.ul_l gall membership. $85,000. .'Building site with Sierra Blan,a view. $49,900: ·. ing site with beautiful' trees. Full golf member-· . 360 degree views, full golf membership. THE ASUPREME LOT in Deer Park Woods. Large .#80779 ship, $32,500. #91311 · ·· · Deer Park Woods location for a magnificent · pines, mostly level, southern view. Corner ol BEAUTIFUL 5.ACRE TRACT On cul·de·sac. FULL MEMBERSHIP LOT in Alta Village. Good' home! $250,000. #72029 · Buck Dr. & Deer Park Dr. Full golf membership. Fairly_ level with gentle, uphill slopes. Wondertul trees, large lot, southeast expowre (ideal). SIERRA BLANCA VIEWS from Lot 33. Three $85,000. . ·views of the Capitans & ~alley from this corner Possible owner finan~ing. $32,500. #S4787c lots fqr large acreage & room to roam, Lots can ·10 BEAUTIFUL ACRES in prime subdivision. lot$49,900. #S5155 SUPERBUILDABLE LOT Approx. 3 3/4 acre . be sold separately or together. Approx. 19.21 Huge views. treed, pasture, fenced. Gas, ·ALTO-lull goiling membership lot. Possible tract with gtlod views of the Capitans. $32,500. acres total. $179,900. #94:l85 .. phone, electric available. Comm. water + dom. Sierra Blanca view from this.heavity wooded lot. #95185 FULL GOLF MEMBERSHIP Lotan 15th well. Foundation w/walls ·on property w/septic in Great location for "mountain cabin". $49,500. FULL GOLF MEMBERSHIP 0n half an acre. ·Fairway, ftat, beautiful to build on. Excell~nt ground. $85,000. #95761 · #40243 .. . Fantastic Sierra Blanca v1ew. $29,500: #95526 location. $139,000. #94316 ' WONDERFUL VIEWS 3~ acres o·n 1sl or 2nd. WONDERFUL LARGE LOT ... Superb view of PLANS AVAILABLE I for 3400 sq.ft. home. 'FULL MEMB.ERSHIP Golf course lot. Walking dis- . best location in: Alto! Big trees·& views. Full golf Capjtan Mountains. Commercial or residential. Possible Si.erra Blanca v1ew from a 21evel lance from club house, golf course. putting green & membership &'possible owner financing. · Possible owner f1nancing. Deed r.estrictions · home. Downhill slope to this wooded lot. Great woods. Views! $129,000. #95)66 · $83,900. #94585 apply. Owners related to NMREagen!. $49,000. price & buildable for a lull membership lot! BREATH· TAKING PANORAMIC SIERRA BUILDABLE LOT Full golf membership with #95459 $28,500 .. #95753 . BLANCA Quiet secluded area .with private views ol Deer Park Valley. Nice treed lpt with a NICE, FLAT LOT Pie Shaped on cul·de-sac FULL GOLF MEMBERSHIP LOT Great views. roads. 27 acres of common area. Paved . · downhill slope. $82,500, ' with social membership. Nicely wooded & has Great south·& east views lor reduced energy access. Gated community. $102,500. to RANCHES OF SONTERRA-22.39. ACRES beautiful homes around it! $48,000. #94882. costs, $25,900. #95157 · $120;500. #93067 . Beautiful·- wooded tracts with. view. Close to BEAUTIFUL LOTS on river in Glencoe Area. CORNER LOT Heavily treed, buildable down APPROX. 9 ACRES in Rancho Ruidoso Airport & Spencer Theater. $SO,bOO. #93351 Great building site on these ~ acres. $46,000. . slope. (loll membership & buyer to pay.transler Estates. Sierra Blanca view. elec & phone avail WANT A VIEW? 6 Acre lol on Excaliber with #94816 fee. $25,900. #95696 . able.& horses allowed on this mostly level prop· view o( Inn of Mountain Gods &Sierra.Bianca; THE PINES OF GAVILAN Lots 21·25 are being . PARTIALLY WOODED Approx. 5 acres.1n erty. $114,000. #94278 · Water & sewer tap already paid. Building plans sold togelher as one creating 8.296 acres. Shadow Mt Estates with usable slopes. HEAVILY WOODED Full golf membership lot. . available if wanted. $79;500. #94107 Being sold "as is". Price is firm. Must drill well . $2'5,00,0. #61-230 . . on cul-de-sac. Approx. 1 1/2 acre just off Deer . BEAUTIFUL LOT in R'anches of Sonterra. 5 $45,000. #92010 RESTRICTED RESIDENTIAL LOTS All build· Park. Dr.'$11 0,000. #94823 ' acres on the river. $79,500. #94871 WONDERFUL 'NEW SUBDIVISION Highly ing must conform to southweslern architecture. BEAUTIFUL Buildable lot with full golf member· 208 McBRIDE Big views of Sierra Blanca & restricted-at! buildings shall conform to Santa · 1400 SF. Seller financing. $25:000. #93185 ship. Great Capitan views from this 1+ acre lot. valley to south. 1.2 acre lot. $75,000. #92397 · Fe styled architecture. Beautilul views. great RESTRICTED RESIDENTIAL LOTS All build· $110,000. #95762 BEAUTt.FUL 5 ACRE TRACT Mostly level, · access, good water, owner fmance. $44,000. ing ·mus( conform.to southwestern archifuec GORGEOUS VIEWS from Ihis beautiful, build· backs up to Rio Bonito, great views. Nice #93143 ture. 1400 SF. Seller financing. $25,000. able, full membership lot in Alto's Deer Park chbice of home sites. $73,900. #93901 FABULOUS V EWS ol Sierra Blanca. Excellent .. #93188 woods. $109,000. #80880 · RANCIJES OF $ONTERRA Buildable tot, nice building lot in anches of Sonterra. Somewhat GREAT VIEWS of Sierra Blanca on High Me~a. SIERRA BLANCA VIEWS Full golf member trees on approx. 6.59 acres. $69,800. #95318 secluded. $ ,900. #95723 · past otd race track. Good for 2 slory home. ship, beautifull.treed lot. Level building area&' GORGEOUS 2.5 ACRES Near Spencer 6 ACRES at he end ol quiet cul-de-sac. . $25,000. #95088 _level access. An outstanding lot with wondertul · Theater. Sierra Blanca & panoramic views. Can Beautiful buiding lot. great sun &seclusion. BEAUTIFUL One acre lot with huge trees, Sierra Blanca views. $109,000. #94053 be subdivided (1 acre min.) Horses allowed. Horses allowed. $34,5oO. #95674 c·eek running thro.ugh the middle of a grassy NESTLED IN THE TALL PINES is this full golf. Underground eleclricity, community water. FIVE ACRES Views of S1erra Blanca, near· level hideaway. Border national foresl. Buy 1 or 1- .. membership lot. Comes with speclaculat views • $69,500. #71822 . national forest. Horses & mobiles allowed. all 5. Possible Owner terms. Each $25,000. of Sierra Blanca, the Capitans & wooded valley. SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP LOT in Deer Park . $42,500. #90774 #95140·95144 Thera are not many like it left. $109,000. Woods, justoH Deer Par~ Dr. ·county road is WONDERFUL NEW SUBDIVISION Highly BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN VIEWS Several buid #95418 approved, but not ot lot yet. Utilities are sched reslricted·all buildings shall conform to Santa able area~. serene Cedar Creek location. This BREATH-TAKING PANORAMI~ SIERRA BLAN uled to be installed. Heavily wooded with valley · Fe styled architecture. Beautiful views, great ·is the last lol in Raven Ridge. Possible owner. CA Quiet secluded area with private roads 27 views. $69,500. #94322. access, good water, owner finance. $41 ,000. financing, terms negotiable. $24,500. # acres llf common area. Paved access. Gated com· ALTO Lovely lot oH cul-de·sae: Large lot with #93142 GOOD BUILDING LOTS Plenty ol nice trees: munity. Premier subdivision. Starting at $106,000. protecled view on back. looks across driving FULL MEMBERSHIP LOT on Ft. Stanton Rd. in Good, quiet neighborhood w/good access. Lots #93059 range. Secluded area near fairway. Social Alto, Nice trees & nice view. $39,950: #94579 can be sold separately at $12,000. ·each 800 FULL GOLF MEMBERSHIP Lot in Deer Park membership. $69,000. #40240 OWNER FINANCING I On this residential/com· sq,ft. minimum. $24,000. #94061 Woods. Approx. 1.95 acres with Sierra Blanca. . WOODLAND HEIGHTS 5.32 acres in merciallot on Carrizo Road. 113 acre goes up to SOFT SIERRA BLANCA VIEW thru the trees. view. Nice quiet cul·de-sac. Owner is licensed Woodland Heights. Mostly level. Horses creak. Super location for home-based business. Good location for manufactured home in nice NM Realtor. $99,500. #95571 . · allowed. Views. $65,000. #01492 $38,500. #80430 nieghborhood. Valley view from front of lol. 1.16 ACRE LOT in Alto Village. Beautiful build FANTASTIC PANORAMIC. VIEWS Unique GREAT PARCEL OF LAND for a home or $23,000. #94867 . able quiet cul-de-sac with nice vie~. Full golf "point" location in a beautif~l area ol fine cuslom mobile. Views ol the Franklins & Guadalupes. VERY BUILDABLE LOT Social membership in membership. $99,500. #95764 homes. All city utilities, newly paved street, · Near schools. 5+ acres. $38.000. #95237 Alto Village. Gentle uphill slopes. great building SUPER RIVER LOT 5 acres in Ranches of quiet cul-de-sac. Heavily wooded & easily RANCHES OF SONTERRA Level entry into site. tall trees & views of Capitans & Spencer & Sonterra. 2 horses per lot. Big trees, Sierra accessible. $65,000. #94836 this good lot with several building sites. Theater $22,500. #95187 · n Blanca view. $99,000. #95310 FANTASTIC Unbelievable, delightlul, incredible $37.900. #94068 RESTRICTED RESIDENTIAL LOTS All build o. 5 ACRES in Ranches ol Sonterra. Super river • Sierra Blanca view. What a great lot! $55,900. RANCHES OF SONTERRA 6.60 acre tract. ings inust conform to southwestern architecture. lot. 2 horses per lot, big trees & Sierra Blanca #95724 Views ol woods & valley. Motivated seller. 1400 SF. Seller financing. $22,000. #93184 . view. Adjoining lot also available. $99,000. DEER PARK VALLEY Views of Capitan moun· $37,500. #92445 VIEWS OF SIERRA BLANCA & surrounding #95311 tains, Spencer Theater & valley. All utilities but ALTO LOT Full golf membership. nice sized lot mountains. Very usable, buildable property. EXCELLENT ALTO LOT Full golf membership. sewer. Full golf membership. Beautiful building with big trees. Some views & seclusion close Ia Nice pinon, juniper & cedar trees. Needs well & Easy to build on with views for you! $95,000. site. 2 ac.re lot. Owner/Agent. $55.750. #92406 the gall course. $37,000. #94210 septic. No restrictions. $21 ,850. #94849 #95183 WILL BUILD TO SUIT Easy access lot in Alto. ALTO LOT Full golf membership, level & has SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP LOT in High Mesa. FULL GOLF MEMBERSHIP LOT Beautiful full Walk lo the store. Big trees. Possible lrade. nice trees. $36,000. #95751 Nice trees & nice views. $20.950. #94577 buildable lot, easy access & backs up to golf $55,000. #40244 BEAUTIFUL TREED LOT Easy to build on. EXCELLENT VIEWS to the south & east. 157' course. $90.000. #95305 1D LEVEL ALTO LOTS in Deer Park Meadows, Soulhern exposure. Full golf membership in Iron tal lol with lots of room for curved driveway. IMPROVED ROAD built to house site. Great 3/4 acre lots with beauliful trees. 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EIMSIOft. · ~~· Package Includes: seernore. - ~ 4 Processor 1.7GIIz (17IDIII) ' . • l ' . · •.512MB SDRAM • HP MX70 1711 Moilllor UILII' ....,.., • ·-Hard Drtve, 561( Mcldem • WIJidowsiP operating system •161 Max DVD Drive • $1749,94 • $200 mfr. maiHn • CD-RW Drive nllala =$1549.94 . o 10f100 Etlanet can! 7l6liSKU 471912, MX70 MoniiDIIIiKII 11111053, 111845 P~IU!ISKU 470221 • 32MB nVIIIa Video can! Limited quanlltlaslln·~ora sa.lacllon only. 1111e1. Pentium, '!11111nlellnsldo vell!llsllred tradenulks or lnlll Corfl0/3fiOn or ns subslln ~ 1ha Unllad Slales and Diller cllllnfrles. Mlcrosofl, Wlndov,, and 1118 Windows Logo are trademarks or Jellls!Bred tr.demarls of Mlcrosofl Corp111atlon In lho Unned S~les irnl --~ ' ' f Jill' FREE MSII' . ..,..._.. PHILIP817' COLOR l\IONITOR 118.0' vlamlel •.21 dotDith •12BOx 1024 resoiU!Ion 085Hz •$18UI-$8& mfr. flllll.ln PHILIPS ~=:~·98 tr:Plt:O Prints up 1D 9Jll)m blacfr, 5ppm color. Cibfe so~ separately. SI(U 464890. CDMPA/l . · Wllldowo'XP wl1h .. proc:ouoOr optimlzalfon&-4 .. PRESAR/o Build Your OWn PC Package Includes: · Inial' Panlllln' 4 Processor 2.oGIIz (2mllrj • 258MB SDRAM • 161 Max CD·RW Drive • 80.0GB Hard Olive • Compaq C¥7351711 Monitor UILII' _, c:"-''"'"" ' ' .~ . • 5&i Modem, Nelwoll Ganl • WhliJwsll' Professional operating system • 84MB nVIdla VIdeo Ganl • Compaq IJ650 Color Printer NEC •161 Max DVD Drive SCOOT l't'SKU 462578 Build Your own configuration In stora or vlsH www.staplas.com. Shipp ad dlraclly ID you lrom lha manufacturer wllhln 7-14 days. Intel, S1ales and Diller courr111es. Mlr:rilsoft CorporaHon ~ the United Stiles and olher coun~ • i SSO Staples Gift Check by mall wlll1 pun:hase of lllls Brulher aJiolll'ftll machine BROTHERMFC5100 PLUS SfiO ALL·IN·ONE > • Color print, copy, fax and scan · ' ·· · · GIFT CHECK • PrlniS up to 10 ppm black, 8ppm cOlor by mao from Staples • 2400 x1200-dpi resolution with piiChase • 30·page auto document feeder •1 DO-sheet paper casseue • Windows and MAC compatible SKU 466200 ·CHECK. HP CP1160 HIGH PEI\FORMANCE HP PHOTOSMART 1115 BUSINESS COLOR INKJET PRINTER · COLOR PRINTER • U~lizes new 'Snappe~ pen andlnksysl8m j • Prints up to 12 ppm black, ·Staples Gift Check offer available in store only. · • Pnnls up to 17 ppm black, 16 ppm color . 10 ppm color . . •15D-sheet Input tray · • Up to 2400 x12110-dpl resolu • Four 'smart" li' print heads on premium .photo paper . . . • Quly cycle: 5,000 per month • USB Interface to both PC and ·~ms!o $(II 470739 ' Staples Gift Check offers available In store only. Was $329.98 BROTHER MFC·3100C, PLUS SfiO brothet. .COLOR ALL·IN·ONE MACHINE . BROTHER MFC·4800 • Color printer, copier, GIFT CHECK LASER ALL·tN·ONE scanner and lax by maD from Staples with ptrthase • Printer, scanner, • Prints up to 10 ppm black. copier and fax 8 ppm color BROTHER MFC·6BOD $20 LASER AU ·IN·ONE • Prints up to 10 ~pm · • Up to 240D-dpi print resolution after mall·ln reb3ta afler.$30 tnall·ln rebal8 • Laser fax, print, scan, copy and PC fax ·1~00 x1200·dPI resolution . SKU 457449 SKU 466172 EPSON C60 COLOR INK JET PRINTER EPSOII CBD COLOR. INK J • Prints up to 10 ppm • Prints up to 12 ppm black, 8 ppm color 1Prints up to 21l'ppm blal • Flatbed or docufeed copies • 28BQ.dpl resolution . · • 1Up to 28BD-dpl resolutlo • 9600-dpi resolution ~ USB/Parallel connectivity 1Individual ink cartridges • $499.98 • $50 mall·ln rebate • $449.98 170-year photo life wnh SKU 4061/J • $99.98 • $20 mall·ln rallate =$79.98 o SKU 41!6422 1USB/Parallel connectivl~ Staples Gift Check offer available in store only. • $179.98 • $30 mall·ln rat SKU46642J Up to SJO Staples Gift Check S10.StapleS.. Gl brothet. PLUS S!O GIFT CHECK PLUS '30 GIFT CHECK sm brothec CANON PC 940 PERSONAL COPIER after $30 milJ.In reba BROTHER PLAIN·PAPER FAX PPF· m BROTHER INTELLIFAX·1270 BROTHER INTELLIFAX·2BDD 1Single-cartridge system lor virtual~ maintenance-free performance PWSS10GIF • Easy-to-use navigation keys PLAIN·PAPER FAX LASER FAX 1 • Transmits and receives UR to 5 ppm • 20D-sheet paper tray • Faxes up to 10 ppm Prints up to 13 ppm !letter) LEXMARK Z23 COLOR I 1 • Makes up to 100 copes at atime 1 • 1O·page auto document feeder I 2D-page auto document feeder Built·in telephone handset Prints up to 8ppm blac 1 • Instant warm-up eliminates · • 1DO· sheet paper cassette • 20-page memory 20D-sheel paper cassefie 11200 x12oo-dpi resolul • 512K memory (25 pages) SKU 466201 waiting and saves you time SKU 1144084 SKU 464166 • $79.98 • $30 mail-In n SKU 457447 SKU 461474 Staples Gift Check offers aval~ble In slore only. Staples Gltt Check offer avallal invont I ' . '' ·- HP 12DOSE llSERJET PRINTER .. ~ ~ ' · • Prlnls up to 15 ppm · ,n •1200 x1200-dpl resolution '" · • DUlY cycle: fO,OOOjJer month '• • 8MB memoJY, expandable ·to 72MB · • 2.5' LCD readout Sllll452160 • Front·panel buttons let you edh and enhance photos before you print .. . . ' lion •·Prints up to 17 ppm blai:k, . HP DESKJET 940C PRINTER 13 ppm color · · • Print's up to 12 ppm black, Mac • Up to2400 X1200-dpl, 10 ppm color ··.USI!/Paral~l connectiVIty Sllll469935 • 2400 x12DD·dpl resolution ' sxu 41!6135 B SAVES50 • BROTHER HL·1440'LASER PRINTER HP OFFICEJET GU5 · HP OFFICEJET K60 • Prints up. to 15 ppm . COLOR All·IN·ONE COLOR ALL·IN·ONE • Up to 1200 x600-dpi resolution ETPRINTEA • Functions as acolor • Functions as acolor • 2MB memory expandable to 34MB :k, IOU ppm printer, lax, digital printer, scanner, copier • Windows and iMac/iBook/63164 compatible •n copier and scanner and lax • PCL4 for DOS printing • Pnnts up to 12 ppm PWS$40 • Prints up to 9 ppm • USB/Parallel interlace l~raBrite inks PWSsaD black, 1D ppm color black, 7'ppm color • Auto Interlace swijching I • 2400 X 1200·dpl • 2400 X1200·dpl • Tone save mode . 1ate • $149.98 GIFT CHECK print resolution · GIFT CHECK print resolution 1 Reg. Price $299.98 • Copies up to 12 cpm • Copies up to 7cpm SKU 417459 black, 9cpm cbior black, 6 cpm color • . • 30-page auto • 20·page auto · document Ieeder document Ieeder SIIU 4302$1 SKU441919 PLUS SSO GIFT CHECK invent. by malt from Staples wHII puJCitase HP LASERJET 220bDSE PRINTER • Prints up to 19 ppm • Up to 1200 x1200-dpi resolution • Duty cycle: 40,000 per month • Buift·in duplexing • 8MB memory, expandable to 72MB SKU 452759 Staples Gift Check offer available in store only. HP &190 COLOR HP 290 COLOR COPIER COPIER WITH 30·PAGE AUTO Mt\IOC W • Copies up to 12 DOCUMENT FEEDER $ a cpm black, 9 cpm ~~ • Copies up to 12 cpm !e $349• 98 color •98 black, 9 cpm color • Easy·tO·USB • Easy-to-use advanced TCHEt< SAVE SSO advanced digital digital features SAVE S250 INKJET PRINTER features • Outstanding photo· HP COLOR LASERJET 4550 PWSSfiO • Outstanding photo· PWS.U quality color copies ~ 5 ppm COIG• • Prints up to 16 ~pm black, 4ppm color quality color copies • 3·year warranty • Memory: 64MB RAM non GIFT CHECK • 3-year warranty GIFT CHECK 1ba1D SKU436147 • Monthly volume approx. 35,000 pages =$49.~8 SIIU 4:16149 • 600 x600-dpi resolution · • Network capable · 1 Reg. Prtce $1999.98 Jle in ~ore on~ Staples Gilt Check offers available in store only. SKU 443691 choice: speed or · ~o~ .~ ' l.ogltech' . . . ' ~· •5994 SAVE 510 iflei$1Dmal-ln rebal8 , SAVEs10 after $10 m311·1n mbale ' MAXTOR 20G.B 7200 RPM HARD DRIVE SAVE '25. · \ . LDGITECH CORDLESS LOGITECH • 33% laster than 5400 RPM drives PNY 128MB S.DRAM PC100!133 MEMORY DPIICAL MOUSEMAN CORDLESS MOUSE • $39.99 ·$151nstanl saVIngs . · • Rug. Prlci $109.99 s•"E s1o • CoAlless freedom and • $3~.99 • ~mall·ln SKU 3931167 ftV • $10 mall·ln rebale ~ $14.$4 optical precision al~ln-one rabala • i2)1·99 MAXTOR 40GB 5400 RPM SKUS446111B, 394875 • Hog. Prlca $69.99 SKU 453128 j · . SKU 453227 HARD DRIVE PHl25GNS SDRAM PC133 Mtmorr. • Rag. Prlcu $109.99 SKU 457395. $79.99 -$351nsllnluvln(ll · SKU 4Ci0026 • $15 mall·ln rellalt• $29.94. •1499 •2919 afterS1D.mal-ln ralliltB after$& mail-In rebate after S20 ~ rellate DELTA 501 MAX . NfTGfAR.ETHERFAST NETGEAR ETHERFAST CD-ROM DRIVE NETWORK CARD 10/10011 PGMCIA CARD • $39.99 • $10 mall·ln •Needed to connect each • Connect your notebook NETGEAR . . rebata =$29.99 PC to huWrollfllrs, . computer to a 10BaseT CABLE/DSLROUTER. SKU 441!110 p~ntBrs, storage~ or 1OOBaseTXnelwork · • Share broadband~ and the lntemet . In just minutes among lour·PCs • $19.99. • $5 mali-In • $49.99 • $20.mall-ln • How $119.99 • reba!&~ $14.99 rebate • $29.99 mali-In rebate= SKU 4411670 . . SKU WI~ . SKU 45&l68 access: I Access the Web from anywhere in the US without 200 toll{ree mtnutlls OR 600 local minutes long distance charges SKU 448966 1 No memberships INTEL EASY PC CAMERA LOGITECH QUICKCAM" LOGIT£CH CUCKSMART I WEB sl1ngshr'Jl • 320 x 240 VGA resolution • 640 x 288 resolution 310 PC CAMERA . . • No monthly bills • Communicate live online • Gapture video, create Web pages, • Detachable • take nwith you • , ' • -· " 0 >' ' SKU 473297 rnalce video calls over the JntBmet, • 640 x 480 resolution when video monHor and morel attached to your PO • No credtt card required • $79.99 • $20 nlall·ln rebate • 352x.288 resolution • $59.99 when detached REFILL CARDS SKU3954!1!1 SKU475110 • Control surfing time • 630 local mlnutes/210 loiHree mlnU1es. SKU 448967.$9.110. •1260 local.mlnu1es/420 lolf·~lill minutes. SKU 44$68,$19.115. •1920 local mlnutes/640 lolf·~ee minute~ SKU 4411970. $29.115. ' S24!!w~ STAPLES MEMOREX 25/PACK 50/PACK CD·R CD·RW after$10ma1Hnrebate •24x • tieg. Price $29.99 8 · • 80 minutes SKU393437 SAVE 15. SKU 452555 IMATION DISKETtES •10.0/PACK • PC format • $29.99 • $51nstant savings • $10 mail-in rabaiB • $14,94 SKU 433249 • . · S1199J .$1 STAPLES L MEMOREX 30/PACK · 10/PACK CD·RW DIGITAL AUDIO CD·R •4x . 1 • Reg. Price $24J19 · • 80 inlnutes 5KIJ4~1· . SKU 46!Gj() • 95 m • . I I IOMEGA' 4/PACK sa~ ZIP' 250MB DISKS · MEMDREX 10/PACK CD·R. SKUS 456893·PC. 4j61527' • Jewel cases · · • Reg. Price $8.99) · SKU442936 · . Iomega" tiJPACK Zip'100. SKU 45till95.$61.95. lomega'10/PACK ZIP' 100 PC Color. SKUS 456904-PC, 412197-Mac. $99.95 . . ' ' ' ....._--.;.,.~-;,.,..,.._...._. ,, •····. -~~· .. ·---·~- ~~- .. ·--·~- - ~- --·· '.· :- .. FREE ; ' r ., ,. FREE • ' FREE ···~ ,,, '•'i ftl' I" 0 ' • ,, ..... -· \ I I ·['' j ~ I •' ,, l ....,.,11 ~ 'I INSIDE • • ''!. INSIDE - • INSIDE i i I.,.. . S531 . HP 1823T HldH· CAPACITY COLOR ~=fp,~K •Works wllll a vartety . of printers . •Includes FREE photo · software-a $30 value SKU -4407IZ ' 'I J ... FREE , , .·s· . 'HI"2JI'ACK29ADESKJET · ...... ·... ,. ·· .INKJET CARriiiDGE i'Ns·,o'ri ' 1; . -'.' 99 ,' .~ ," .:•.' . ,t i,• ·: ' ·· .. · 2/PACK •Works wltli avariety ol primers · . . and aiH11:0nes . l' 52 .. · . · · ifncludesFREEphotosoflware • · · •a $30 value . 8Kli4W51 '' .... ·· Jfti,2/PACK 45A DEsKJET lNKCARIRIDGE . •Works With avariety of printars and aiHn-ones •Includes FREE photo software ·aS30value . 8Klll40711 ' Everyday more S2994 S2994 after$20 after $10 mail-In SAVE '30 SAVE '20 MONEY DELUXE 2002 FUG~SIMULATDR 2002 . • $59.95 • $10 lnslanl • $49 • $10 Instant savings· $20 mall·ln · 5a os • $10 maiHn rebale =$29.94 rebate =$29.94 SKU 465158 SKU471103 .S3494. ·..,. s3914 SAVE 115 - after $10 maJ'i:iii SAVE. ·SAVE 110 · PICTURE ITI'" PHOTO SAVE '20 AGES OF EMPIRE GOLD ZOO TYCOON PREMIUM 2002 ENCARTA REFERENCE 2002 • Reg. Price $49.99 ·~~~.Price • Reg. Price $49.99 • $59.99 • $10 lnslanl SKU466255 $29.99 SKU 472500 savings' $10 mall.fn SKU 472fi61 rebale =S39.94 SI«J 416332 . afterS31 . mall;m rebale SAVE SJO GII&TING CARD FACTORY DELUXE • $49.99 • $10 lnslant sr savings· $20 mall·ln SCRAPBOOK retial& • $19.94 . SKU.i51654 FACTORY SkU475471 SKUI30635 Plus taxwhem appficab!O: S1994 S1994 S1914 S1f4· 81914 ·81914 .S1494 sr 82F' 83914 HOYLE CARD HOYLE CASINO HOYLE BOARD HOYLEWORO MONSTERS MONSTERS MILLIONAIRE MILLIONAIRE MONOPOLY TYCOON CIVIUZAliON Ill • Ra~. P~ce • Reg. Price $29.99 GAMES GAMES ACTION ACTIVITY PLATINUM KIDS • Reg. Price $39.99 • Reg. Price $49.99 $2.99 SKIJ470518 • Reg. Price $29.99 •":8,· Price GAME CENTER • Rei. Price •Rei. Price 51(1)4-!~ SKU473971 SKU 470S88 SKU470591 s 99 Price • Reg. Price $2.99 $1.99 SKIJ470594 •rli· .99 $29.99 SKU 473612 SKU473623 SKU47l624 SKU41\IZ!4 How much will your payroll tax penalty be this year? - · Introducing another great Reduce your risk for 2002. Business Service from Staples. • One FREE month of payroO service with enrollment.• ADP Payroll Services. • Outsourcing your payroll is affordable. For as little as $49/month," ADP will process your ® payroll and save you time and money. '1«\IW .._attlni .... WIIo 'WIJIIriO ..I.,...MIJIIIioolt& S11999 -/ JENSEN VERnCAHOADIHG CD ~0 CASSEJTf SYSTEM · • AMIFM tuner . • Desk or wall mou!llable •lncludas remote controt· • SKU 4611l57 • #· • , UIIHz SYSTEM EXpandable systems .allow · you to add handsets without phone jacks S169!._· PAHASDNIC SC-PM11 MICROSY$TEM • With 5-GD changer and direct play keys · . • powertul stereo power output total of'90W . • Wireless full remote control with easy play function SKU4!0247 3 for l.33 each SINGlE USE FlASH CAMERA· · •2i exposures • 400 speed with bulk-In flash SIIU459103 OUAL·LOCK S39~· after $10 mall·ln rebate • Weighs 661bs. • 0.6-cublc·foot capacity AURORA B·SHEET •!·hour fire rating STRAIGHT·CUT SHREDDER • $103.99· $10 malt-In • Bulk·in cred~ card shredder reballl =$93.99 • AUIIH!n when paper~ inserted SKU31W9 •Includes high-capacity basket Available In store only. • $49.99 • $10 mall·ln rebate =$39.99 SKU458104 S29~AL after $10 mall·ln rebate sg~ SAVE 520 SAVE 85 GBC 5-SHEET • Effective range of up to • $49.99 • $10 Instant savlnlfS STRIP.CUT SHREDDER • Easily connects to any 1V • $10 mafl·ln ruballl =$29.94 • $1•9.99 malt-In SKIJ4121B8 • Basket not included ·$50 • Reg. Price $14.99 reballl =$99.99 SKII44!14e SKU431£11 While supplies last Available In store only. Available in .store o~ly. " . Jj SAUDER L·DESK. DESK ONLY ONLY Laleral File. SKU 461462-Ciasslt cherey finish., . Ail£. S50 Huicb. SKU43Da72-Snow SAUDER WESTWOOD HI Maple' fln~h. $79.911, EXECUTIVE DESK $149.94.Reg. P~ce $199.99. • . S Hulch. SKU 461433-Cbsslc.cherJY finish. O'SULLIVAN DIPLOMAT L·DESK 2·11r1Wer File. SKU ~0431-Snuw . • 30~'h X65\-\'W X30'd • Large WQrkspace • 29'h x 74'w:x24'd Mi~leflnlilt.$69.99, · • Oesk Include~ two drawers $14~.94. R~g. P~ce $199.99. . and two flies that hold Cndelllll •. SKU 461463-Ciasslc cherey llnlsh. • MjuS!able, extra-l'ildel O"S.!l/:J!M . . ''Uiijlij . SAVE 150 SAVE'aO ~ O'SULLIVAN CPU DESK DDREL CORNER WORKCENTER BESTAR WORKCENTER· ' 29Y.'h X48'w' X 24'd • 54Y:h X 70'W X 29Y,'d • 56%'h X481\'W X471\'d SKU 4!1880-Pinl finish • Reo. Price $149.99 • Reg. Price $129.99 SKU 3&0638-0ak1Biar.k hn1sh SKU 451610-Map~ firushloranne accent> SAVE 51D-115 O"sf!.I.!.!M O'SULLIVAN HEAVV·DUTY BOOKCASES • Cam·lock construction •1'·1hick adjuslable shelves SOLID·WOOD 3·SHELF FOLDING BOOKCASE 1 $4999 • Available in Snow Maple, Vogue MYLEX SAVE 10 Cherry or Royal Oak finishes • 27Y.'h X38'w X11Y.'d Z·LINE ECHO CPU DESK BUSH • No assemb~ required MYLEX COMPUTER DESK VISION~ 30" 2·Shell8uokcasea. $39.~. ag. Price P9.99. ' 43'h K 58'W K 23Y,'d COMPUTER CART SKU 456721-Naturall1loh • 49Y,'h X 42Y:w X 20'd Price $69.99 48" 3-Shell Bookcases. $t9.94 Rag, Price $59.99. Avai~ble in ~ore an~. Not available in all stores SKU 3Q1600·Aider lin ISh • Reg. ' 33'h X32'W K 29'd SKU 456731 Maple f•lsMIIaclllamo • SKU 4B149~Biacl Galaxy finish 72" li-Shlll8uokcam. $69. • Rag. Price $8-4.99. il EXECiiTIVE lEATHER CHAIR • Aluminum alloy base · · · • Padded arms and lumbar. suppOrt • SwiveVtilt adjustment • PMuma~c h_ejghl adjustment · · • Reg, Price ~229.99 . SKU451639 510 . NOVIMEX MESH·BACK.OFFICE CHAIR . SAVE $30 • Mesh back with buill-in lumbar support SITUATIONS LEAmER CHAIR • Comforlable, padded seat • B~llt·ln lumbar support • Pneumatic height adjustment • Extra padding for extra • Reg. Price $99.99 comfort and support S1(U 456359 • 5-star·chrome.base • Reg·. Price $159,99 SKU 451638 .$129~~'-*'m NOVIMEX FABRIC OFRCE CHAIR ·SS994I ) • Contoured seat SAVE'aO ·. . ' • Tuxedo-tall back desiQn with lumbar support • Full:llill' swivel and tilt/tension adjustment GLOBAL FABRIC ExECUTIVE CHAIR SK11400687 • Pneumatic seal· heigh! adjuslmenl . • lilt/tension adjustment· . • Reg. Price $99;99 SS994 • • SKUS 431284-tlreen. 431286-Bbck GLOBAL DELUXE ST£NO CHAIR · . S4994l • Pneumatic seal· SS9~1.1all·iltl height adjustment SAVE '10 . SAVE '20 • Extra large seat and back GLOBAL PNEUMATIC • Reg. Price $79.99 SITUATIONS TASK CHAIR LEAmER TASK CHAIR SKU 81:!43~81J< . • Adjustable arms • Genuine leather upholstery •lilt/tension control • Pneumatic seat-height adjustment •lumbar support • Built-In lumbar. support • Pneumatic seat-height adjustment ~ Reg. Price $69.99 • Reg. Price $79.99 . SKU 451588 SI(US 427~7-Hr.y, 427~H . 559!!$7; .51994· SAVE '20 SAVE 54 Z.UiiE WOOD 2·DRAWER l-LINE WOOD LAMP VERTICAL FILES LATERAL RLES • MESH COMBO LAMP ' 27frh X19li'W X 15%'d •27ll'h X30Ww X181fd PACK • Solid American oak • Solid American oak • Includes floor lamp or cherry wood orcherry wood and desk lamp and veneers and veneers • Reg, Price $23.99 (tiilh!!.JtH • Holds letter or • Holds tetter or SKU469035 Slb11Uo11141PACK Metal Folding legal-sized files legal-sized files . Cliilr Sal. SKU 669929. $35.18. • Locking top drawer • Locking top drawer Single Cli1lr. SKU 468680. $8.911. SKUS 4E65112.o.J< linOII. SKUS 4!6584.Jial r•Oh. ~linOII 4~Hn011 IMiantiJ with purcbase of any of lhiH dlgllil ~ Up lo I $99.88 vaklt. . .. . ' ' . S2g·gaa $3·;-.4· gaaso'~-~ $3.-. ·g· g·_99 S481~•.. ;-~~~~on . .Kodak .. •.. ' . was$3~.9$ i' .·• . . •CDIMJS · ' · HP'PHDTOSMARJ,7t5 '...... SOHY·DSC·S75 CYBERSHQT .· KODAK DX3600 SONY r.tAVICA' FD75 FLO.PPY · .OLYMPUS 0510 · . DIGlTA~:C~~~r __- .. · DIGITAL CAMERA DIGITAL CAMERA · · DISK DIGITAL CAMERA DIGITAL CAMERA . s~ 472~. · · s~ 453953 · '. SKU ~83858 SKU 4501116 SKl! 458565 ' 3.3 megaplxols I Resolution 2.2 megapixels 640 x480VGA 2:1. megaplxels 3.~ megaplxels ' .ax opticalt2X,dlgJtalzoom · .' 'atopil~l~ dtgl~fiO.ofu . 3x o~lcai/9X d~gltal-zoom _' :· ,i ~~·.~:~,' ~··.: ·~ "). ~ ..·· 3x optlcal!lx digital zoom 101 opUcal zoom \' .. Zoom ' ' ' 8MB Internal memory · (1) Floppy diskeHe I ' 8MB SmartMedla card 16MB Compaetflash card ._ 8MB Memory Stick Memory (Included) · CompactFiash·compaUble slot .·USB · . .· USB co_mpa11tile : . · Interface USB compatible ·NJA USB .compatible co~padbte OulckTime .movie mode ' · Carl Zeiss lens Digital video/sound - Battery charger ln~luded N/A MPEG movie mOde Features Docking station compatible Not available in all sfores . - BaUery charger Included lsold nparalaM. FREE . FREE FREE ··. .: -~ HP Accessory Kit. Includes Acteuory Kit Includes AC Sony Digital Mavrca• Starter Kit. Deluxe Digital Camera Starter adaptor/charger, inlolithium · Kit. Includes battery charger, case, rechargeable batteries Includes rechargeable battery, 3 floppies and charger. SKU 471887. · battery and camera case. and cleaning cloth. SKU 388456.: · case and tripod. SKU 457600. SKU 469897. mEE Instantly with camera FREE Instantly with camera FREE Instantly with camera (4508761. . (472630). A$49.98 value,· A$99.98 value. ~ $79.98valpe. . 1458565). A$29.98 value. Kensington' Computer Care Kit. Includes canned air, cleaning wipes, screen cleaner and keyboard brush. SKU 470180. _ 9 $ $ \?'~ EPSOM after $30 malloln rebate aHer $30-mall·ln rebate HP 4400 SCANNER CANON 1240U SCANNER HP 5470 SCANNER VISIONEER 8900 SCANNER EPSOM· PERFECTION 1250 SCANNER • 4B·bit color • 43·blt color · • 4B·bit color •1200 x2400·dpl resolution • 240Q.dpi resolution • 48·bit color • 48-bit color •1200-dpi resolution . • 1200 x2400·d pi fesolution • Scan directly to CD·Rs fo archive • Ultraoslim design · • 8-button LCD panel • 1200 x 4800-dpi resolution • Transparency adapter • USB compatible · • USB.compatible • USB/Parallel compatible i us~ compatible • Four easy-touch butlons . _ sKu 453859 . SKU4665n • USB/Paraller compatible • 7·button panel _ ·SKU ~65007 ° • $129.99 ° $30 mall·ln rebate= $99.99 • $129.99 $30 mall·ln rebate= $99.99 . SKU 466124 · Plus tax where applicable. SKU 466578