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NO.54 IN OUR 36TH YEAR RUIDOSO, LINCOLN.COUNTY, NEWMEXIC088345 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1981 - - . treet ems stu •Ie
A meetinl/ between state highway of be redesigned, that the curve be was considered hazardous by some of the cording to G·onzales. ficials and Ruidoso village officials strl!ightened out and the roadway banked, audience beCause there would be no "I'll certainly take this (lnfonnation) Ulursday opened the lines of com with the needs based on statistics of past regulation of traffic and it couid cause back with me to the district. We'll prepare munication between the two concerning accidents and fatalities. worse traffic congestion. a document lind get it Into the general specific traffic and highway problems - Request for a detailed survey of the Atwood suggested Ruidoso look' at office," Smelser said. Ifl don't see all the Ruidoso is experiencing: entire length of Highway 37 within the providing a second street to carry traffic problems being solved immediately. Ule As a starting point In discussing the village Ilmits, regarding speed limit signs through the midtown area, making Sud solutions may be five to 10 years away." problems, Frank Potter, village ad or zones, various traffic warning signs and derth one way and the other street also one Potter was asked after the meeting If he ministrative assistant, suggested the state road markings. way. streets suggested for this Include felt it had been a productive step toward updale the 1976 traffic study 'of Ruidoso. - Call for "no parking" zones at several Wingfield Drive and Zuni Drive. solving Ruidoso's traffic problems. Ule study Is based on traffic counts and intersections within the Ruidoso midtown Also discussed at the meeting was the "I was really happy with it," he sald, computer statlstlcs. business district because of poor visibility possibility of Ruidoso purchasing a "They understand the problems down "We're to tbe point now that we're going and aceess by emergency vehicles. Most striping unit on a co-op agreement basis here. II to have to synchronize our .trafflc lights," specifically listed are the Intersections of with the state. Ule unit would be used In Potterstated that viable solutions to the re-striplng Sudderth Drive because of DEAD MAN'S CURVE - This quarter mile stretch of Highway 37 Pottersaid. He addeD that there are many Sudderth and Center Street, and Sudderth problems can be implemented. "If intersections on Sudderth where people and Juanita Avenue. weather conditions and traffic, the everybody works hard - Ruidoso, Ruidoso (Mechem Drivel just south of the intersection with White can't get onto the street because of high Recommended survey for another markings are not visible a coupJe of Downs, and Uncoln County." He stressed Mountain Drive has claimed one life in 1981 and others in 'years volumes of traffic. traffic light Intersection along Sudderth months-after application. ' the need for close cooperation between the past. Realignment of the curve was discussed at last week'.s Tony Gonzales, chief of the planning Drive. "Raised markers are a possibillty for three entitles. meeting on traffic problems. bureau for the state highway department, marking lanes," Smelsersaid. However, it Among those present at tlte meeting sald if more traffic signals are requested Several suggestions' In alleviating the was pointed out that raised markers on were Charlie Lee, state senator; John by Ruidoso, the study Is needed to Justify midtown problems were offered by Sudderth would make snow removal Allen Hightower and Ben Hali, both county , Installing them. various people attending the meeting. One difficult. commissioners; Norman Wheeler, News erred County "An area needs to meet certain such suggestion was to place some four Ule present recessed markers are Ruidoso Downs mayor; and Sherman warrants requirements before a signal can way stops along Sudderth, However, this difficult to see lind "gather crud" ac- Atwood, Ruidoso Trustee. •• • in reporting commISSIoners be put In. We need to know the traffic flows, I' Gonzales said. Gonzales said the department will up date the study, however he wasn't able to hunters fined meet Tuesday specify a time it wouid be finished, Uncoln County commissioners will meet because traffic counts will have to be Ule Ruidoso News, In the October 19 Tuesday at 10 a.m., In the commissioner's laken In both summer peak traffic season issue, erroneously reported that three chambers at the county courthouse], in and dUring the ski season to get an ac local men, Wayne Rupe and Scot Chapman Carrizozo. curate reading of traffic flow. of Ruidoso, and Ken Beasley, Alto, were Some of the major agenda itemi'-In "Is there any relief possible until then?" fined $200 In District Court, Alamogordo, clude: asked John Schuller, a member of on charges of illegally hunting -elk on the - Public hearing highlighting ad Ruidoso's Planning and Zoning Com Mescalero Apache Reservation. verse opinions concerning Deer Park mittee. Ule edItor made the mistake In in Meadows and Gavllan subdivisions. "You're building a good case for the terpreting Information from Mescalero - Selection of road projects for 1982-1983 bypass proposal," said Worth Smelser, tribal chairman Wendell Chino, In which fiscal year In relation to the State Highway District II Highway Engineer from .f "violation notices" were submitted, with Department Cooperative Agreement Rosweli. ,'r- , the notation "fine" $200 In the comer. Program. Ule proposed bypass would originate In ,- Ule trio received notices of court action the Hollywood area of Highway 70, east of this morning. the 'Y' at the Highway 37lHlghway 70 Ule News apologizes for this mistake. Carrizozo Intersection In Ruidoso, to connect with -,I Gavilan Canyon Road, creating an alternate route around Ruidoso. • still not on Suggestions In funding this plan Include \ a C ~ • .' J .' " .r .rl'Jflf'J~) .:~ ...•: ;. 'I .... ,. ," • • Page 2 - Ruidoso [N.M.)'News Monda" " • •",'. • • ., • Reporter learns mountain climbing " " isa verv strenUOU$ undertaking ,. " BY JEANPA1TERSON climbing in and out ofthe truck.than ifthey task was sOl>n accomplished. SlaffWriterlPhotographer had just walk~ it," Canella said. The ne;tt task each person had assigned The climbing got steeper, some of the . to them was looking for firewood. Main; Itwasa ntUe chilly, but the lIICll'IIing sWl group got more tired, but the camaraderie -Canella emphasizeq respecting nature and was begloning to thaw the land. As we got a little stronger..Hunts for Douglas Fir only dead limbs, laying -on the Groupd, ,piled out of the van and cars, our cramped trees and cones as well as aspen trees and would be allowed for use for the fire. bones stretched and IlIOSelied themselves other plants kept tile grouP. scrambling By 4:30 p.m., the sun was already ·dlp up In preparation for the loads we knew aroWld In the undergrowth In an effort to ping out of sight alld the f~' was a we'd have to be soon carrying on our trek claim the candy bar prize. . welcome source.of wannth. It wasil'tlong . up the mountll1n. As the hiking continued, the group before nearly everyone was gathered Fourteen s~h graders from' WhIte ' became more stretched out until the around the make shift conununity "'itchen.. Mountll1n'Middie School were ready and stragglers (like me) 'ended up pretty far Three group leaders, CaneRs and myself prepared for a hikinglbackpacking trip on behind the leaders. Stopping to check out took off' from the main group for a Bucl!: Mountll1n Wlder the direction and patches of snow did nothing to help us' demonstration In how to gauge the age, supervision of Frank CaneRs, science' Increase our pace, either. growth rate and height of a tree. Using an teacher at the mid-school. Andy Hale, When we finally regr\>uped, itwas at.the Increment bore,lnserted Into the middle of father of one of the students and Hot Shot crest of the mountain in an open meadow, the tree, the students could then count the foreman with the United States Forestry . with an W1spoiled view In each direction. rings on the piece of wood removed to -Service, acted as assistant to CaneRs Though the wind was intense, its wildness determine Its age. A clinometer Is' tl1en while I tagged along to learn. fit thescenery andthe-feenng of our group. used to determine the growth rate of the . At 10:30 a.m., at the origin of our hike, Some of the braver guys tried rolling tree. By comparing two trees of the same '- the hikers were eager to wriggle Into their down the hill, but decided if they couldn't age and different heights, It can be - STUDENT HIKERS GET SOME final in' science teacher Frank Canella, far right, before back packs (loaded down with clothes, stop, it might be a long trip to the bottom of determined that, because of shade or structions from White Mountain Mid.School setting out on the trail. food, sleeping bag and tent) but managed the canyon. excessive sWlShlne, one tree was caused to to stand still long enough to listen to some So on with the packs again and the hike. grow faster. directions from CaneRs. ' Another half hour took us through a Thursday's activities for the students One rule CaneRs emphasized was to couple of groves of naked aspens to a included using those Instruments in ad-' respect nature. This meant leaving no protected area, complete with a Unatural" ditlon to building lean-los out of available litter hehind and no violating of trees or fireplace. Here the brave hikers chose to material. plants in the forest. He reiterated the set up camp. What followed was a sight Although the group spent a cold night motto of "take nothing with you, leave much like that of a busy ant colony, while under the stars, they all survived and nothing behind." each small group of students searched for ' madeit back to sch'!'?tat3 p.m., Thursday. The first quarter mile seemed fairly the perfect spot In which to pitch their Perhaps all of us \V·iD slip back into the easy. We tramped along a slight IncRne, tents. While some of the group were ob same routine of school and work soon, but open to the elements, at about 10,000 feet. viously experienced in the art of pitching a for a couple of days, we could feel we were, WhIle everyone trooped right along for the tellt, others obviously were not. But with . "one with nature" or at least visitors to first stretch, no one complained about the help and cooperation from each other, the different perspective of our surroundings. first stop we made. After we shed our packs In relief, we found out we were going to climb up a nearly perpendicular hill for a look at a remnant of the Mogollon Indian civilization. On this windy peak were plies of rqcks that,.wilen studl.ed, reveal the direction of both the winter and summer solstices, which the Indians used in detennlning whilt time of year to plant and what time of the year they needed to harvest. With a grandiose view of the valley stretched below us and the sun shining on the brown grasses, turning them to gold, Canella talked about the endurance of the site and how important It Is to leave what has been undisturbed for 2,000 years. This provided the perfect opportunity for CaneRs to emphasize to the students their fortune in living in such a scenically beautiful area. "There' ar"a lot of people wl10 have to REMOVING THE CORE of a tree Is one step In steady as science Instructor Frank Canella with· drive 10 or 12 hours before they can get to a determining the tree's age. Lance Willard, White draws the cross section of wood. place like this, and you live right In It," Mountain Mid-school student holds the bore CaneRs said. By this time, we decided we'd had enough of this windy beauty and headed back to our resting point to enjoy the beauty while eating lunch. Everyone did their share in preparing the meal of hot dogs, cheetos, apples, raisins and candy bars. Left over candy bars came In handy later for bribes. Once again, it was time to sRng on the packs, this time with a few groans here and there. The outdoor classroom seemed to be taking its effect as the group relaxed, joked around. Enthusiasm was high with every new tree or plant discovered. The :,, ... \ .-' sight of a hawk, poised motionless In the ~,' bright sunlit sky, as it waited for another " wind swell, stopped everyone In their tracks and, for a moment, all were silent. trip, The sight of the first cork bark tree brought shouts of discovery from one of fMo ." the students, as CaneRs had promised a ,~,'. .; ,- candy bar to the first person to Identify the ,. ., J', tree. I' . .. ~-: As the afternoon wore on" some of our , • " -' , -,!".' group began to wear out. For part of our . A('r~ . V' _. ~ hike, we used a LIncoln Forest service , road and \Vhen a pickup truck strained up .,,~ . . the incline, the group couldn't beg enough A MOUNTAIN MEADOW at about 10,000 feet for a ride to the next point. The friendly 35 pound back packs. as these White Mountain driver said. HpUe on," and drove them. elevation, can be fun to help loosen up tired sixth graders discovered. about 1,000 feet to the next trail marker. muscles and backs after four miles of carrying "They probably wasted more _energy -'" • , , • • -.• ,"- • SETTING UP CAMP Isn't as easy as It sounds. this tent was LOADED UP AND ON niE ROAD describes these back packers' temporarily deserted by its frustrated' owner, while Frank USING All OF HER strength, Cathy Harrison, sixth grader. as they start out on a trip Into the wilderness. SOme signs of Canells, camping organizer, gIves Mickey Sliver some pointers1n finds boring info a tree is not all that easy. Frank Canella, civilization still remain, however, such as the telephone pole to the thp hc\c-¥C1round. 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', " t.- C: d CCFtddddddddddddddddt"dw'jf • Page 4 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News Monday, November 9, 1981 :'-::::::::::::::::'::::;::':':::':':':~'::-":':':'":':':':':'l'~':':':':':';':';':':';';';':';':':':$';':':"':':"';':':':':':':':':':':':';::':':"~':'.':':':-:~".":~.' ••-:•••••;.••"••-: ~••••{<.t-•••~§••••••••:-:.!>.*~ ~ ;0••••••••••••~ ~ ,.;.~.~~.;.~.;. ••••••~.~¢ ~ .. ••• ••••• • ','.' •••,••••• '.',' •••••,., •••••••~••• ,.~••.•.••.',' ,0.' •••••••,', • ,'••• u ••••••••••• ~•••• ,'.'!,', :- ~ ...... :. •.;.••.• ~.:?.~.~:.: •.. :.~.Y.~ •.•.• ;> ~~ •••O:O:.~ :.;;•••:••••• Obituaries Ruby Slankard. Services for Ruby E, (Faubion) Slankard, who died November 7 In Woman's Club Ruidoso-Hondo Valley Hospital, will be held atForestLawncemetery, Tuesday at sets meeting 10:30 a.m., with the Reverend Dale Mc- Cleskey officiating. . She was born March 10, 1908, In Roby, Wednesday Texas. Survivors Include her daughter, Louise The RuIdoso Woman's Club will meet Hanson, Ruidoso; a brother, Lester B. Wednesday at the Club House, with a Overstreet of Kerrville,· Texas; nine .board meeUngat 1 p.m., followed by a grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. business meeting, president MrS. Ed Pallbearers will be Clyde Reynolds, Vickers has ann01fllced. Robert Hanson, Larry Covey, Ron 13elch, The program. SCheduled at 2 o'clock, BIU S.treeter and Danny Streeter. will be a slide pi'elientatlon of the "Gowns Arrangements are by ClarJ';e's Chapel of ~ of the First Ladles," presented by Mrs. Roses: Walter JelUllngs and Mrs. Wayne DWlCan. \.".. ,., "The slide show," Vickers said, "shows . "."' all of the inaugural gowns worn by first Joyce Cooper ladles beginning with Mrs, William Howard Taft, as displayed In the Services for Joyce McKnIght Cooper, , Smithsonian Institution." TInnie, who died at her home Sunday, will :;: be held at,1:30 p.m., Tuesday, In the Episcopal Church of The Holy Mount, with Hondo School the Reverend Burdette Stampley of ficiating. Graveside services will be at 4 p.m., Tuesday, In South Park Cemetery, announces Roswell. . . She was born July 28, 1925, in Roswell, where she married John A. Cooper honor roll December 31. 1944. She was a member of the Episcopal ~urch of ~uldoso. . '. Honor roll stUdents for the first nine weeks In the Hondo Valley Public Schools, Survivorsinclude her husband, at home; " r:~'\',,-", as alUlounced by Superintendent Ernest J. sons, John W. Cooper. Jud Cooper and Jim Cooper of Tinnie, and Joe A.Cooperof ,'~.-'?"~ ~• Bookey, Include: 12th Grade: David Tally, David A. Mayhill; daughters, Carol Gutierrez of Mayhill and Ginger Cooper of Las Cruces; . , . Lucero, Deanna Lucero, Cindy Montano and Billy Randolph. brothers, Joe W, McKnight of Picacho and MARY BOOHER, foreground. works on decoupage as Helen 11th Grade: Raymond Parham, Danny Jud P. McKnight of Roswell; and six Phillips puts final touches on toy soldier figurine which will be Montes, Jackie Maez, Charlie Chavez, grandchUdren. FOLLOWING HIS INSTALLATION as Exalted Ruler of the added to~nay Care Center's crafts table at Christian Women's Doretta Burckett, Brenda Tally, JoRae Pallbearers will be Carroll Shanks, G, W. Shanks, Hud Rhea, G1b Monroe, LIn Ruidoso Elks Lodge, Tommy Hall, left, received congratulations, Feilowship Bazaar, November 14. at First Christian Church. In Salcido and Katrina Romero. 10th Grade: Laurie Surratt, Shawna coln Fox and Frank Titsworth. and a gavel, from Past Exalted Rulers Jerry Story, center, In' background is Emadair Jones, center volunteer. SmIth, RUBSell Patterson, Laura Gomez The family suggests memorial con stalling officer, and Bill Budens. Hall was eJected to ·the post and Alice Booky. tributions be made to St. Anne's Episcopal follo,wlng the resignation of Grady Hobbs. Sorority hod guest speal~er 9th Grade: Gilby Gomez and Connie Chapel. Gleneoe. Chaves. Arrangemenls are by Clarke's Chapel of Eta Ctld~ter of Alpha Delta Kappa sonal enrichment workshops led by state 8th Grade: Monica Trujillo, Tony Roses. rADK I held their November luncheon officers of ADK in Carlsbad October 3. Chavez and Michael Trujillo. meeting in the home of Ruth Moore, The program was given by Herbert Lee 7th Grade: Martha Mullis and Johnna Jasper Kanseath Jr. Baal" Fair underway November 7. Traylor. Capitan. on early education in Patterson. The outstanding performances of the ~eneral but specificially In Lincoln Services for Jasper Kanseah Jr., WhIte Mountain Middle School library Is Wednesday. As SChool IS not In session Eta scholarship recipients who are County. Being a retired superintendent Mescalero, who died November 7 in the scene for the annual Book Fair, Thursday and Friday because of parent presently teaching or practice teaching in from the Lincoln County School system. Gamma Rho Ruidoso-Hondo Valley Hospital, were beginning today and continuing through teacher conferences, fair organizer Eille this d ..... ; the ple .... ,.~.:lg wf .:.. ee prospt. Traylor sharen several enjoyable ex· scheduled at 1:30 p.m., today In the Friday. Keeton suggesls parenls leave their tive members in December, and the periences he had In the days of the "one Mescalero Refonned Church. with the Anyone may attend the fair from 9 a.m. children at the fair whUe they are In Christmas luncheon were business room. one teacher" schools. Several of the pledge ritual Reverend Clarence Van Heukelom of 3 p.m., all week and lMl p.m., Monday· conference. meet1111'( items. sorority members had taught Wlder the ficiating. Interment was in the Mescalero Books range In interest areas from pre Leola Pfingsten gave a report on the guidance of Traylor. He displayed his Cemetery. school to adult. They are provided by the Founder's Day Luncheon hosted by Ep· early pictures of all the schools in LIncoln this evening He was born September 18, 1909, at Ft. Aspen Tree Book and Gift Shop at a 10 silon Chapter of Carlsbad for Chapters County, pictures of the county school The Gamma Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma .Sill, Oklahoma. He had served In several At the Hospital percent discount, according to Keeton, Zela of Roswell, Mu of Las Cruces and Ela superintendenls, some class pictures and positions In the Mescalero ApRche TrIbe Phi ended their Rushing Season this past November 2- ADMI'ITED: Bess HUS8, of Lincoln County. She also discussed pictures of teachers whose great grand· week with a salad supper In the home of Including tribal judge and tribal counselor brieny the fraternity education and per· children are now in schools In the county. for the aged. Ruidoso Downs; Pauline Ban, Ruidoso; Joan BaUey. Lola Seery, La Luz; Juanita Baca, Guesls attending Included Mrs, Travlor. The 1981 pledges are: Virginia Alonzo, SurvlvOJl6 Include his wife, Eleanor, at daullhter and granddaughter, Mrs. Dottle home; sons, Arylis and Berle Kanseah, Carrizozo. DISMISSED: Ben Padilla, Kathy Ames, Karen Covington, Nina Sandra Perry. Obituaries OTHER SERVICES McVeil.lh. Capitan. and Bonito Lou Coe Justice, Susan Loverin, Marcia Miller, Mescalero; daughters Velma Lee Kanseah OF A CUSTOM FIil:AM£l ) Monday., November 9, 198.1 R"idoso [N.M,] News - Pilge5 Three groups taking Altrusa's CPR ,course [FROM PAGE 1] A controlled two year study of CPR training for lay people, Collins said, was done In Seattle, Washington. In the late sixties, and at first was taught only In hospitals. It h!\S been oflered to the general public for only eight to ten years, she said. CPR trainees learn things like the ab dominal thrust for use In the blocked alrway sequence for a conscious adult; or the back blows used In the blocked airway sequence for an unconscious adult, as well as the blocked airway sequence for an Infant. They learn one-person CPR and two person CPR. They learn the artlfical respiration sequence-15 compressions, two quick breaths and a check for pulse, for one-person CPR; and five com- sslons, one quick breath, check for ~p e (five seconds In neck), aud If no pu 't . "continue CPRt in a two-person sequence. Finally, after three or four tralnm.!!; sessions, they must pass a test to be cer tified. And since methods change and. new things are learned from one year to the next, the.y must be recertilied In another year or so. certification means they may one day GABE TAM [LEFT) of the Warriors, and Lance championship at White Mountain Middle School.· save someone's life. It has to be a good Hawthorne of the Scorpians battle tor the ball in The Scorpians won the match 2·1. Kirk Ryan feeling. Saturday's under: 12 Ruidoso'Sertoma soccer scored both goals for the winners. KATHY BARNETT, center, goes over artificial respiration Volunteers sequence for two. person CPR, with Shelly Finley, left, and Loca~ Kathleen Geaslll1'on right, at Ruidoso Christian School. soccer champions named to register The Cellic won the Ruidoso-8ertoma winners a 2-D advantage. The Strikers' goals for the Scorpians while Dusty Soccer Association under-16 championship goal was scored after that when the ball Skellett tallied the Warrior goal. voters sought lor the fourth year In a row when they skimmed off the head of a Cellic defender Under-eight action saw United win the topped the Strikers 2-1 at White Mountain Into the goalie net. champiQnship with a 3-1 decision over the Middle School Saturday afternoon. Ruldosolans for Voter Participation, In the under-12 championship match the Cobras. according to member Terry Coo, are Martin Rose and Jeff Slaton scored the Scorpians finally edged the Warriors 2-1 The youth soccer season will start again seeking volunteers to register voters In Celtic goals in the firsl hall 10 give the in double overtime. Kirk Ryan scored both next March. Ruidoso during December and January. Interested persons, Coe said, must be certified by the Uncoln County clerk In Carrizozo. •v....• Volunteers, Coe said, will be provided PRICES EFFECTIYE 2 with transportation to become certified, by telephoning 257-6078. THRU NOYEMBER 16 •• Wildefness PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Wisdom 2235 SUDDERTH DRIYE with Wayne Calloway ~~~~~S:O=it~ ~f ,u..t, f.l.1U" Ill. Dear WaYJIe .~;:ih~ "'.~- MON, • FRI. 9·7 " I'd guess everyone has a pet peeve or SAT. 9.6 SUN. 11.5 two, and I'll admit to atleast one myself. It might seem picky, or even rude, to force ., TUNITY an opinion on someone who didn't ask for ;; l it, On the other hand, sometimes we PRINTS develop a healthy Intolerance for repealed , POI.YICOnON improper use of the English language. BLENDS WESTERN Such a case Is my number one pet peeve. • An ('?,riting sl'h'('Unn of wn"'('n print MYLAR Now, before anyone gets excited, I admit fabrlC"s. !.o\'I'ly for C"risp dn-sses and blnusl·s: al!'ill sullahh' fill' ('urt:Jin!i A supl'r rllund up of easy care to rearranging the accepted rules of our pnl)!('ullnn hh'nds r{,3turin~ an language as often as the next fellow, but array of non'Uy ",·ovcn ('lips in there is at least one case where I don't. • '~"-99~~: pllipular y.t'sh'rn motivt·s. Ideal in I would almost bet you have heard checks patient's pulse as Angie Griego shirts. hlmlsl's and mOT(', Marhin(" v.ao;hahll'. tnn! someone refer to UCanadlan geese.II These Ruidoso Christian are supposed to be the ones that are a 44/45.IN. WIDE 44/45-INCH WIDTHS mixture of gray, black, and white, and frequently spend time In Canada's mar· - shes and prairies, Canadian geese? No. 99 They are Canada geese. They are neither a PLAID YARD possession of that country, nor are they residents. When applied to wlld fowl, the FLA"L dictionary defines residents as those that SIIRnNG 'do not migrate. Almost eferyone knows Chni('(' of warm poh;/f'utlnn bll'Dd BRUSHED :geese are migratory. ~Ia.jd"i. jn ... t ri~hl fflr robl*1'. shirLr;;. 11I1I11~S and mllTt'. Mac-hint> SLEEPWEAR A few days ago I was browsing In the fd.·ashahh'. of ('oun,'. PRIIIIS 'sportlng goods section of a department 44/45.IN. WIDE Extra soft and cozy prints, iIi store when I happened upon goose decoys, SOLID brushl'd synlhetic blends. Use for stillpacked in the manufacturer's box. The nin,htl{owtls and shirt.~. loungewear. label announced, "Canadian goose COLOR VELOURS whatt'vc-r! Marhine wash. twnble decoys." I beliilVe this manufacturer Is 37 • RICH FALL COLORSI dry. Available in lashion lengths. relatively new In the decoy business, bot I YARD You'lI love Ihe leel 01 Ihls thiek. 54/6G-IN. WIDE was so taken back with their error that I tUM'iO\L~ fabri('.Il's idl'ally ~uited for wrote them a lettera day or so later. I only rubl's. tups. drt'sse.fs. warm-up suits .hope they accept It as it was intended, and more. Mat'hine washable in C rhnire.' of snlid~c'olor svnthetiC' YARD :because it wasn't meant to be an Insult. ""·nds. . :aut It does, in my opinion, show some lack QUILTED :Of professionalism. PLACE MATS 45/6G-IN. 77 •~ WIDE Tip from reader-If you regularly hunt Rurr"'d and quilh'd plaremals in a ~eer or waterfowl, you would do well to rrc'sh array of pre-tty prlnLI\. Extra YARD ;!lIther buy or make a camouflage screen. vl'rs~ltility be.'rausl" they"rl" r{'Vl'r :"hey areavailable in netting, light canvas, CPR INSTRUCTOR, JEANIE Whitwam, watches Troop 107 sihll': tun! Pl"rma prc.'ss. with soil UNBLEACHED ~r a plastic that has been shredded Scouts. Brent James and Garry Collins practice two person CPR. T('h,'ase, mac'hin{' washable.·~ 14x20 in. size.'. MUSLIN ~mewhat. .POPUlAR Great buy! 100% ~ LEGAL NUIlCE 38/48" wide, 3 to 10-yard ~ When deer hunting in a woods, poles APPLICATION rbORGANIZE A NATIONAL BANK OUR LOW September 28.1981 BLUEDEIUt lengths. For dressmaking $von'tbe necessary. The net can be draped APPLICATION ACCEPTEO FOR flLINGON 44 October 28; 1981 PRICE aids, household items over limbs or saplings to provide an ef THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Am"rira's lavorile . .. UIO% fective screen that you will be able to ..ee WASHINGTON. OlSlRICT OF COLUM91A EACH denim. Chons€.' 'brushed or un anything you like. through. Vou may want to cut small APPLICATION brushed lexturethatsews up greatas WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, Intending 10 Qrganize and operate a nallonal bank in ac.cordance With the prQvlslons panl~. Irl~. taplings to take on goose hunting trIps so of the Nation"r Bank Act. as amended, do hereby make application to the Comptroller olltle CurfencV lor per sk iaekets and so much mission '0 organize said nallonal bank, and propose asfollDWS morl'. 2 YARDS • as to suspend it as an overhead cover. 1 That the meit'! office 01 said Nallonal Bank be located af lhe Northwest corner 01 Mechem Drive and Rio Arriba Road in Ruidoso, Lincoln Counfy, New Me)!lco. ASSORTED they work as well as much more ex '1 Tha', In order Of preference. said Nallonal Bank have one of the fOllowing Iitles· 6O.INCH WIDYHS flusiveblinds. F1R"T r1TY NATIONAL RANK , PerryL. FIRST CITY NATIONAL BANK OF LINCOLN COUNTY ZIPPERS J. That the to'al capitalization ro be received by said National Bank for the shares Issued tly it be allocaled as ONLY ,- Tennessee !onows: 99 ~ Capital 11.000,000 LARGE SELECtION OF .' Surplus 11.000.000 YARD THREAD To1al Cep.ilalizatlon 12.000.000 ASSORYED SIZES & COLORS Number of shares au,harlted '200.000 LARGE SELECYION Of COLORS. Number 01 shares Issued 200.000 LAV AWAV NOW! Par value per 10hare , s Sale prfce per share . $ 10 00 New Shipment of 4, ThaI John T Porter, 112 N Shipp SfreE!t, P O. Bo)! 1948, Hobbs, Lea Countv. New Mexico act as sole and ex elusIve Agent to'represent and appear for thl!' undersIgned before1he Comptroller o{ the Currency Swivel Rockers, Recliners, S, Anv person wlSl'1lng fO comment on 'his application may file comme':l's In writing- wll" the Regional Admlnislrator 01 NaHonal Banks, lA05 Curtis Street. Suite JOOO, Denver. Colorado 00202, Anv person deslr'lng to protesrrhe granting 01 this application rttOy \flo so upon written notice to the Regional Admln1stra)or of National Swivel Rocker/Recliners, Banks within 21 days 01 the dale of litiS publlcatJon. The non confide-ntial porflons of tM appllcallon are on file' with the Regional Administrator as parI of the pub'lc Ille, This file 15 avaHable lor public lnspecllon durIng regular Sofa Sleepers. busIness hours. . IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have het(lunl0 sel our hilndli On the date set forth abovl!. GO GAMBLES Reed H. Cl'1lttlm 316 W. Wolfc.amp Hobbs. New MexlcD 98'2.010 00 Joe p, Loving. Jr. 1201 ZunI Hobbs, N~w MexlcoS9240 AND SAVEl- Jack Damels p, O. Bo)( nse. Hobbs, N'ew Mexico 89240 . R M. Moran lot)oWalker DAve Habbs, New Me:Klc(HI1l.240 Cecil L Brown 113'14 NOrlh Veg.a HobbS, New Mexico 002.0 1105321 fll) 9, 16 II '~ , l, ' . ~ ~ i 1 ...... -'-- -'- __ , .- __·__ L -4..·.d'd' "'''"":... · ·"'· ., d.., :.\ ...., - i ""' lIIIdil.oldlod....d ..d d dilodlllllo·clllllo'd d'..d II'.< d · IIII.-.i:.·.dli'lIIItE dllri..· Il· Iil'lIIId dii1·IIi••CiI·..·••"'<.ztM'..·"'·dodbtlllloIIlodlllllik'.'.d"'..d'·lIIId..dll.d""d""tlct'IIlIIIIIIlIli' Cd.'d..i9i11· ' ..·4..·'tII41111to1!lllIMtr Page 6 - Ruidoso [N.M.J News r:.onday, November 9, 1981 Despite one of Its better performances df yard.\l in seven plays for the touchdown. running back George Peru ran up the but praise for his team. had a championship," he said. "We've got Joe Vasquez bad six completions In 12 the season the Ruidoso High School Two runs for II' yards from Lon Nunley middle for 12 yards for a touchdown and . "Mlstskes hurt us. There's no question a lot of good players returning (16) and we attempts for 161 yards passing. football. team lost its chance for the state helped bring the ball to the Silver City 30. Farley kicked the extra point to tie the about that," he said. "But we played a shouid he lough again next season." NOTE;S - The AAA playoffs will start playoffs and the district title when visiting From there Neal found Don Nunley on the talley at 14-14. very good game. They're a tough team, The statistics were nearly even. Ruidoso November 20. Portales and Artesia made Silver City (SC) rallied to take a 21-14 right side at the one and he went in for the The two teams battled tooth·and-nall for probably the best we've played this year." gained 318 yards total offense, 160 on the the playoffs from the 4-AAA district with victory Friday night. score. Lon 'Nunley then kicked the extra the rest of the game before the Colts got Stierwalt was optimistic about thl> grQund and 158 in the air. Silver City· had . convincing wins Friday night. Portales As a result the Colts will go .to the state point and Ruidoso. had a 7~ advantsge their big break on that fumble recovery in future. 161 yards passing and 142 rushing for 303 dumped Tucumcari 28-3 and Artesia playoffs as the 3-AAA district champion with 9:51 left in the opening period. the closing minutes. ."I feel sorry for my seniors. This Is the total yards. . outscored Lovington 35-19. Both had 2-1 and Tularosa will be the second place team Anotherwarriollivestalledlatein·the • Warrior coach Darrel Stierwalt was hest team I've had since I became head Neal completed six of 12 passes for 123 district records but Portales won the title from the district. Bot\! Ruidoso and first quarter an In Nunley narrowly depressed aboul the de~eat but had nothing coach and it's too bad they couldn't bave yards and added 62 yar# on the !l!"0und. .hecause It beat Artesia. Tularosa ended up with 3-2 marks in missed a 40 yard eld goal. ,< league play but the Wildcats beat the But that didn't stop the Warriors. .. Warriors 13~ in their game three weeks Early In the second period the Warriors ago. The Warriors finished the season with marched 69 yardsin six plays to take a IW . an 8-2 record overall. advantage. The score was tied 14-14 with less than Neal connected with Lon Nunley and the four minutes remaining in the game and fullback ran 20 yards down the sidelines to Ruidoso had the ball on the SC 40, fourth the Coil 47. Pete Garcia, who led Ihe down and one yard to go. The Warriors Ruidoso running attack with 71 yards in 16 tried a running play and apparently had carries, then sprinted for eight to the .39. the first down easily but the aggressive Three plays later the Warriors scored on Colt defense forced a fumble and Silver a bit of trickery. City recovered. Neal took the center snap at the 23 and The visitors then marched 60 yards for pilched the ballto Garcia,.who then ran to the winning score. Two running plays and his left and completed a pass to Darin a couple of sideline passes, one which gave Smith in the end zone for the touchdown. Silver City a crucial first down, put the ball Lon Nunley again kicked the conversion on the Warrior 35 with just over two and Ruidoso took a IW advantage with minutes left. 9: 29 remaininll before balftlme. Then came the play that ruined . Bul then SUver City started-to get Its act Ruidoso's playoff hopes. together. The Colts drove 35 yards for their Colt quarterback Joe Vasquez faded first touchdown after a blocked punt. back and found Kenny Smith hetween two Vasquez hit Steve Cummings over the Ruidoso defenders at the 15. He caught the middle for 23 yards and the score wllh five . -~-, ball, swerved to his right and ran into the minutes remainlnl! in the half. end zone for the winning touchdown. Jim Farley booted the extra point and the Colts Some aggressive defense by the had a 21-14 lead. Warriors, particularly Lon Nunley, Byron The Warriors tried to come back but a Wright, Dariush Rad and Ken Bradley, Scott Neal pass was intercepted with 30 kept the Colt running game at bay in the seconds left and the visitors ran the clock third quarter. off. Ruidoso started the game off like It However, Vasquez continued to hit was going to run away from the Colts. accurately on short passes and SlIver City Mter returning the opening kickoff to was knocking on the door again midway .., . their own 40 the Warriors marched 60 through the third period. Sophomore <".' " ,~ ~ The Ruidoso News " ( DON NUNLEY [LEFT] and Scott Neal each played well in their from Neal and blocked well. Neal had the touchdown pass to final football game for Ruidoso High School Friday night against Nunley. ran for 62 yards and completed six of 12 passes for 123 Silver City. Nunley scored the first Warrior touchdown on a pass yards. Tennis clinic Around Sports " offered Saturday Midland wins Ruidoso gym invitational A free tennis clinic for aU interested Powerful Midiand, Texas, came through all around championship with 33,75 points, bars, however, and I felt we had a chance with Gary Brown junior tennis players will be given 10 a.m. edging out teammate Laura Dunda and to finish high in the all around scoring. to noon Saturday at Sierra Swim and with a balanced effort to win the Ruidoso Gymnastics Academy I RGA) Invitational Holly Coffman of Midland who each had However we just didn't have it in the Racquet Club. Saturday afternoon at the RGA gym. 33.40 points. Amy Thornton was the top balance heam." All youngsters who play tennis or would Midland, getting three individual first scorer In all around for the Mountaintops The Mountaintops will travel to like to learn are invited10 participate. The places. scored 100.80 points to 99.75 for with 30.70 points. Angela Jones scored earlsbad this coming Saturday to meet the clinic will be conducted by Mike Crocker, earlsbad Gymnastics Club. tennis director. and Tim Palmer, former second place Albuquerque Gym School. 30.35. Karen Gann had 27.15 and Amy Santa Fe was third with 96.70 points, EI Richardson 26.75 for the other Moun They're not very strong," said Eberle. WeU George Steinbrenner Is at it again. years younger than Reggie and that has to Baylor University tennis coach. The New York Yankees' owner Is still look good in the eyes of Steinbrenner. The Paso fourth with 94.55, Amarillo. Texas. taintops efforts. "We should win that meet." determined to show that money can buy Yankees are one of the oldest teams in the fifth 193.551. Alamogordo sixth r93.45). Thornton was the only Mountaintops Following the Carlsbad meet the anything, particularly good baseball majors with most of their starters over 3D Hamilton Gym of Lubbock, Texas, was athlete to place in an individual event, Mountaintops will go to Midland players and championships. years old. LPBT to scrimmage seventh 191.20 I and the host Mountain taking seventh in the vaulting with a 7.90 December 12 for the Petro Plex in Last Wednesday Steinbrenner went out It wouldn't surprise me to see Stein Tops of the RGA eighth with 89.40 points. total. JoAnna Riley of Midland won that vitational. This meet will include teams and got the services of former Cincinnati brenner let Jackson go and then clean his "I was disappointed with our per event with an 8.45 total. Other Midland from Austin and DaUas, Texas, and Reds star Ken Griffey for a minor league whole house up. Alamogordo formance," said Mountaintops coach John victors were Jennifer Piette in the uneven DenverI Colorado. pitcher and "a player to be named later." George likes to win and he has a massive Eherle. "We were in good position to finish bars 18.80) and Tina Martin in the free "That should be a high quality meet," It sounds like a steal for the Yankees. ego ras does Jackson) so he'll probably about fourth when we started competing in exerelse 18.651. said Eherle. Perhaps even better than this The Las Piedras Boxing Team of the balance heam but we fell apart in that "None of our girls came through with one rthe RGA Invitational) because teams Sure the Yankees have agreed to a multi· stop at nothing money-wise to reach his Ruidoso will travel to Alamogordo year contract with Griffey. probably for a goal of another World Cbampionshlp team. event.•. their best perfonnances in the meet," said will be coming a long way to compete, so tomorrow night for a scrimmage with Melinda Jeffers of Albuquerque won the Eherle. "We did pretty well in the Wleven they have to be coming to win." vast sum of money. But Griffey Is a con Make loot several World COOmpionshlp some Alamogordo boxers. sistent player. a near-super star who can teams. Starting time for the match Is 7 p.m. The always get the job done. He bas a lifetime •••••••• team started with four boxers this year batting average of .307 and Is a solid, QUiz. What college team has more and has added several more in the past two dependable outfielder. graduates of its football program now weeks. The Yankee owner has heen criticized playing in the National Football League :.>:.;,:->:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. :-:.:.:-:.:.:-:.:.;.;.:.;.:.;.;.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.:-;.:.:.:.:.:.:.: for shelling out millions for Dave Winfield, than any other four-year school? ...... making the latter the richest player in Is it USC, Ohio State, Oklahoma, JIf' baseball. However, Winfield had a good Grambling, Notre Dame, Texas, all-around year despite his poor World Alabama? Bowling scores Series showing and he was a vital cog in No it's none of these traditional \ the Y"'.\!lees' drive to the American coUegiate powers but it Is a Texas school. -~----- League pennant, split-season aside. Give up? Okay It's Texas A&M. The .t steinbrenner has the money to spend 10 Aggies have not been one of college Tuesday Night getthe top plsyers and he can literally buy football's powerhouses in recent years but Kings and Queens Mixed League a pennant with the kind of bucks he bas. they have more players in the pros than Team Standings WL He's also a perfectionist. That was proven BIll' other collelle team. I. Hughes Body Shop 22 6 when the Yankees fell to the Dodgers in six '!'I1~t fact in itself Is heartening to 2. The Wild Snail 17 11 games In the World Series. Most owners college foothall fans who want to see more 3. Cand LLumber Co. 17 11 '. would have been pleased with a team that balance in the collegiate ranks. 4. Win. Place and Show 16 12 won its division and swept the pennant This season has seen an end to the twO' 5. Alto Construction 16 12 playoff against the Oakland A's. team domination (Ohio State and 6. Simpson Bus Lines 15 13 But not George. Michigan) of the Big-Ten and we've seen a 7. Brook1Hl6Station . 14 14' He ranted and raved about shaking his different top-ranked team almost every 8. Western Auto 13 ·15 team up, from top to bottom. And he's week in the Associated Press and United 9. Ruidoso News 12 16 starting 10 do that. Press polls. 10. La Brecque Custom Homes 11 17 Even Reggie Jackson might go. "Mr. Il's aboUt time the ualso-ran" teams of II. Big-T Restaurant 9 19 October" had an off-yesr (for him) and coUege football like Texas A& M, Iowa 12. Alto Construction II 5 23 rumors arestrong that Steinbrenner would and Wisconsin started to assert them High Ladles Game and Series like to dump him. Reggie Is a free agent selves. Walt Hughes, 190-538. now and the Yankee boss shows no signs of This will mean better balance in the High Men's Game and Series wanting to keep him on. major conference standings and will David Hoffer, 235-581. In fact, one of the reasons the Yankees benefil the college sport in the long run. Wednesday Night picked Griffey np might have been to Closer competition and more upsets could MIxed BowUng League replace Jackson. Griffey has played right push college football back to the level of TeamStandings WL field most of his career, as has Jackson. popularity It enjoyed right after World I. Metropolitan Life 23 5 Griffey is a better hitter tOOn Jackson, at War II, when sellout crowds were a 2. Watt's Concrete Pumping 20\2 7\2 least as far as averalles RO. He's also four cornmon OCCUJTence. 3. FiresideInn HI 19 9 4. Gambles 14\2 13\2 5. Gibson's 14 14 6. TasteeFreeze 14 15 Capitan edged in semi-finals ANGELA JONES of the Ruidoso Gymnastics Saturday.afternoon. Angela scored an 8.1 to lead 7. Duree's Durables 12 16 Academy Mountaintops team goes through the , 8. FashionOutlet 11 17 the Mountaintops gymnasts In the uneven bars Capitan High School's football team saw Texico will play defending champion 9. Chaves County Savings 11 17 uneven bars exercise under the watchful eye of scoring. Midland. Texas. won the team com· its hopes of a state A division cham Reserve for the championship Friday 10. Rollerballs 9 19 coach John Eberle at the RGA InVitational petition. pionship disappear when it was edged by night. Capitanfinished the season with a 7 I1.FiresidelnnH2 9 19 visiting Texico 7~ in the serni-finals 2 record and Texico Is ~. 12. Auto ParisWarehouse 9 19 Friday nlllht at Capitan. Individual Men's High Game , Jack Kannady,224; WesAldrlch,205; Dick Parsons, 204 . Individual Men's HIgh Series Warrior spikers beaten by Silver City in 3 sets Trapping, fur care, dinic set at. Capitan JackKannady, 565; Gene Scott, 515; Doug Siddens, 515 Ruidoso High School's girls' volleyball match," said Warrior mentor Sergio Individual Women's HIgh GaiDe ab~t the first set. • A trapping and fur care clinic will begin ment of Game and Fish, Department of team sawitsseason come to an end Castanon. "We played good team ball and Wilma Sandoval, 218; LauraKeith, 183; Thursday night as host Sliver City bliBt the •'They both ptsyed really well," he said: : at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, in the Fair Fish and WUdllfe Science at New Mexico I felt good about our chances in the next "Morel did an excellent job In the back-, Ida Brantley, 166 Warriors in three sets 15-17, 15-8, 15-7. set. However, wejust didn't seem to get it Bullding In Capitan. State University, United States Fish and IndiVidual Women's Hlgb Serles court." , sessions scheduled include predator As a result Sliver City advanced to last Wildlife Service and New Mexico Wilma Sandoval. 506; Ida Brantley, 472; Saturday's district top four playoffs at logether in the next two matches and fell • calling, trapping. fur handling and fur Department of Agriculture. LauraKeith, 470 Cobre. The Warriors finished the season apart1Ike we've done In other matches this . Although the Warriors flnlshed with a: marketing. Information on the cllnlc Is available Team Hlgb GaiDe losing record they have seyeral p1ayers~ ThIs free clinic Is being sponsored by the with a 2-9 district 3·AAA record and a 8-11' season." from Barry Herd, Lincoln County Agent, FiresideInn HI, 837; Gibson's, 821; overall mark.· Despite the loss Castanol\ praised the from the varsity returning next year alld . New Mexico State University Cooperative at 648-2311. FashionOutlet, 820 hope to buUd a good nucleus from them; Extension Servl,.... New Mexico Depart- "We came from behind to win the first play of Karen Boone and Laurie Motel in • •••• ,•••• "•••.• ,,.. ~.:.=.' :.~,••~ •..'..•.•.••...•'.;.;.;,;.;.;.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.:,:,:,:,:,:,:-:,:,,:::,:,:,:::::::::,,::.::::::.;:::.:~;:::::.:.:.:,:,:.:.:.:,•. ,•• ,., •..• ,•.• , ••• ., ~ :.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.;.;.;.:.:.:.;.;.;.;.;,:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:,:.:.:.;.:.;.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.::;~:.:.:,:.;.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:0:':':';-:':':':':':,:,:,:,:,:"..,- Monday,~.:.~& November~~ :-:.:.~.:.;..w.9, .1.901 Ruidoso fN.M. I News - Page 7 • ;::::·:·;·:.:.;.;.:.:.:.;1:.;.;.:.;.;.;•.• ;0;•.•.•••••.••••• '•••••.•••.•.••••••.• •• •••••••••••• ••• •• .• •• •.•• •, . • .•.•••••• ,, •• , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,;.•••••••••••••:.:.:•••••••:.:•••' :.: ;•••• ••••::.:::.'0' .•.•.•:::"-:••;.;....:;:.: ;.••.,.0'••••'. LEGAL NonCE ABORTION - early appolnlments available for firsl lrimester abortion.. WAITRESSES - bartenders and bus SO YOU WANT A VACATJON?? - couple Albuquerque (505) 242-7512. 26-l11p PREVENT COSTLY DAMAGE - expert ·WE BUY _ gold, sliver, sterling, ABC STATE OF NeWMEXICO persons. Apply Arnold al Holiday Inn. H will care for your home and do main tree felling, limblnll; fireplace in- ellins. 323·Sudderth, 257-4668. P-81-t(c. COUNTY OF LINCOLN 40-1fc lenance. Call 257-7023. 51-61p slallation, repair; rOCK, block, cement IN.THE PROBATE, COURT OF THE TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT THE BLUE GEM . and adobe work; carpenlry additions; FOR SALE _ fireplace glass slldlng dOll. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTAte ., OF TRAVI S e, HICKS. deceased remodellng. Local,·Bobby Palm, 257- unit and heal exchanger. 257-2962, days; l {Glfl Wrapping and WINDOW POLISHING _ by ROY of Probate No. 1494 5564, 257-2908. P-49-tfc 257-5831, eveninga. 8-49-tfc NOTICE TO CREDITORS Shipping ServiceJ WORK WANTED: ' Roydoso &. Sons. Master ChargelVisa. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned , 258-3133. . P-50-01c has been appointed Personal Representative of this Let us handle all your wrapping ..... =.= • estate All persons having claims agelnst ttlls estate are PAINTING, IJEMODEUNG - additions, USED FURNITURE - vinyl couch, $65; 3 needs. Leave it wltll us and we take CHIMNEY SWEEPING - by ROY of required to present their claims within two 121 monltls care, of lhe rest! WILL DO HOUSE CLEANING - ex- new conslruction. Phone 378-4841. F-27- cushion couch, $60; overstuffed chair, alter the dale of the firs' pUflllcalion 01 this notice or the Roydoso & Sons. Masler ChargelVisa. $40. Call257-4745.· R-46-lfc claims will be forever barred. Claims must t;le presented Phone 257-7515 perienced. Have references 378-4076.8- ••I.f.I: .. either 10 the undersigned Personal Representative at the 25B-:l1:l:l. . P-5D-Otc 50-lInc address shown below, or flied with the Clerk 01 the , . ·Probate Court. VACUUM CLEANER -salesandservice. DATED' October28,198t. . flOME OR CABIN - weekly ulilily check. lsi EVV8 Fave Hicks BABYSITTING - In my home. Call Lucy CHUCK'S' All brands. David Keith, 117 E. EI Paso P.O. Box 30197 .c;ustom service. custl\m fee. ROY of at Green Acres, 378-8264. . M-45-1fc Sl. Phone 257-7i71. K·33-Uc I Ruidoso, NewMexico 88345 HOSPITAL, AUXILIARY . Roydoso·& Sons. Masler ChargelVisa. Personal Repres.entatlve TREE SERVICE , I ,1/205421 (1119.16 258-:l1J3. P-5ll-0lc '65 STAR - recreational camper lraller. . CHAIN SAW REPAIR $500. Call 257-2279. 5Hlp ;:::::::;::::::::::::;::::;:;:;:::;::::::;:::::;:;:::;::::;::;:::::::;:;::;::::::::~:::::::::::::::;:::;::: ' THRIFT SHOP REMODELING room additions, sun All types of tree work decks, all work guaranleed. Jim SHARPENING 36" CRAFTSMAN - lalhe. Wood and ANNOUNCEMENTS: Next door to Midtown Mart. Bingham, 257-5093, days; 378-4670, 7 yearS' experience melal combination with threader and Op"n W"dncsday, Friday and nights. 51-3tp SALES lois of parts. 257-6949. 51-21p SOUTHWESTERN iPEST CONTROL., Saturday from 010 5. SERVICE Call 257-6949 serving Ruidoso, Capilan and Carrizozo. WELDING - all lypes guaranteed. for FREE estimates. WANTED - Jockey Club membership. Afler 5:00 call ·Joe Hllyhursl, 37-8-8286 or Truc1 , • . f.- • .. '';'-'' -~ ,. !l\ -."" :""'~."!'~- ""'!I ~ ,--~ ...... -- --- ~"""''1'~'".'''''''J-'''''. . . __ ''''''~'__ -''''''_....N ... Page 8 - Ruidoso [N.M.1 News Monday, November 9, 19&1.-.,.;. 14" HOMEL!TE - Super IT chain saw, FIREPLACE WOOD- asonablypriced. HORSES FOR SALE - registered extra chain, $100; two used l65xl3 re 51-l1t Appaloosas. Lorna Grande Ranch 1973 FLEETWOOD - BrOUgham Cadfilac. TWO BEDROOM ~ Furnished. EFFICIENCY - for rent by week or Michelin studded snow tires, $35; 27" Ready to use. 354-2497 or354-2408. p Capitan, NM. (505) 623-4034., Lo7-tfc Lots of·work done but needs a little Washer/dryer, fireplace. $500, $400 month for single or coupie. Everything base and wali cabinets, countertop, $35. more. See at Ruidoso FINA Station or deposit. No pets. Private. Call 376-l1345 ot furnished except groceries. See at '336-0\733. 51-2tp BUSINESS MACHiNE SERVICE _ 257-9040, 336-4282. S-41-tfc 622-1004. A-51-4tc Mitchell Motel, Hiway 70 East, 378-4610. typewriters, ca!lh registers, copiers, M-52-2tc adding machines, check' writer· AUTOMOTIVE: _ FIREWOOD FOR SALE - dry juniper, TWO BEDROOM - mobile. $200/month, \ split and delivered, $80 fuJI cord. machines. Factory trained serviceI 46 RENTALS: $100 deposit, water paid. No pets. 257- . Guaranteed. Additional charge for years experien'ce. Some loaners 1969 CHEVY VAN - beautiful body, no 7739 . P-51-2tc SMALL TRAILER - smtable for one or stacking. 257-9442. 49-8tp avallable. 336-4042. N-49-tfc motor, good tires. $350. Call 257-2522. R· . couple. Call 257·4418. K-45-tfc 50-tfc OFFICE FOR RENT - Ruidoso. Far nished or unfurniilhed, 500 sqUare feet CLEAN - 2 bedroom 14' wide mobile in FOR SALE - 3 yearold mare and 6 month AKC REGISTERED - miniature poodle . Biscuit Hill area. Utilities paid, puppies. Black or sliver. Ruidoso Trailer FOR SALE - 1978 VW Sirroco. Good plus conunon area waiting. 257:2692. F UNFURNISHED - 3 bedroom, I'h bath old filly (Paint). Sold separately or 17-tfc $250/month. No pets. 378-4724. P·51-tfc with fireplace and carport. Near race together. Call 336-4097, after5 p.m. 4~tp Park. C-49-tfc condition, only 31,000 miies. $5,000. Call 258-3555 or 258-3120. K-47-tfc track. $300 + bills + deposit. No pets. BEAUTIFUL, NEW _ 2 bedroom, 2 bath 257-7544. B-SlI-tfc 1971 STREAMLINE - 29 foot travel BUSINESS SPACE - for rent. Nine house for rent. $350/month, deposit + FOR sALE - beautiful hand crocheted trailer. Completely self contained. As is, FOR SALE - 1972 Buick Electra 225. Four hundred square feet. Midtown Ruidoso. door, all power. one owner, included utilities. Adults only. No pets. Phone 257 bedspreads of all sizes, capes and caps. no title, $2500, no checks. 336-4725. 51-2tp Call Betty, 257-4340. G-37-2tc 5000. 'I-49-tfc FURNISHED EFFICIENCY - cabin. Make wonderful Christmas gifts. snow tires. Call 256-3160, after 5:30 p.m. Exceptionally clean. $230/month, bills Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., till G-50-tfnc . paid, deposit required. 257·4124, ARMADILLO STUDIO - and Gallery. FURNISHED - one bedroom apartment. FULLY FURNISHED - Aspen Run Condo. Christmas. West Side Sundowner Cafe Stained glass windows, lampshades, . weekends; 624-1047, after 5weekdays. H Building or call 376-l1325 for ap 1975 4x4 CHEVY - Suburban. Low Fireplace, great location, $255/month, for rent. $550 per month plus electricity. 49-tfc repairs and supplies. WhIte Mountain waterpaid. Call 257-5184. Y-51-3tc Two bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace and year pointment. 48-14tp pottery, paintings, jewelry and fur mileage, automatic, air, power, all terraio radial· tires, many other extras. round access. Call Gary Caughron at niture. 2639 Sudderth - 257-5276. A'I9-tfc 257-4073 or homeat257-5100. P-51-2tc INNSBRooK VILLAGE CONDOS - 2 Very clean, good condition'. $3,750. Las TIlREE BEDROOM - 10/4 bath mobile bedroom, 2". bath, dally or long term. PREVENT COSTLY DAMAGE - expert Cruces, collect 526-3356 or after 5:00, 526 . home. King size master bedroom, . , . tree felling, lImbing; fireplace in .{lI-lOf"':!~cated aU3~ ~ JackalopeSquare Real Estate. 257-9723. 'SWAIN'S SUdderth 8496. . 50-4tp washer/dryer, dishwasher, side by side SKI SEASON large inventory of conllos J -36-tfc stallation, repair; rock, block, cement across from Jackalope Square. Brass, , refrigerator, bar area, very nice. $3SO. and cabins for rent by the day or week. and adobe work; caroentry additions. copper, miniatures, antiques, paper' 378-4580. C-51-tfc $65-$150 per day, completely furnished. remodeling. Local, Bobby Paim; 257 ,back books. Call 257-4895. S-17-tfc 1976 HONDA 750 - low mileage, perfect Call Bill at Resort Properties, 257-9212. RENTAL UNITS AV OPEN 8:30-5:30 LOG CABIN MON.-SAT. NEXT TO BENNETT'S InnsbrookVillage "HELPING YOU REACH YOUR GOAL" Real Estate LEVEL, WOODED, AND LARGE MOBILE LOT is further America, let us show enhanced by a small greenhouse-storage bUilding in quiet (505) 257-9046 Airport West II I Location. call Buck for details. you our Underalls. *Office In Model Home No.87 1,920 SQ. FT., FURNISHED, R.V. CARPORT AND Underall the mobiles on our PATIOS summarizes this clean property which includes lot is the best little Realty Behind Red & White Flags an Airport West I vacant lot as a "Bonus." Priced at $28.64 'office in New Mexico. Real per square foot, plus improvements equals $75,000 total. Estate Spoken Here! Beautiful lava rock fireplace, wet bar, 3 bedroom, 2'12 Highway 37 North ALTO ALPS condomJulum. Owner .;rn i bath. Excellent investment. call one of our Associates for a tour today. will trade for other property In Ruidoso. Good rental record, fully IMAGINE THE PICTURESQUE VIEWand furnished, 3 bedroom, 2..... bath, the fantastic parties you'll enjoy on the WELL-WOODED RANCH LAND TO BE REDIVIDED is game room. $89,500. spacious deck of this ENLIVENING in choice Loma Grande area. Good off-paving access MOBILE WITH ADD-ON, eovered CONDOMINIUM featuring 3 bedrooms and would make for low basis 5-to-l0-acre tracts near National 3 baths. Attractively furnished in a "South Forest. Call Tom for showing. porch. good starter cabin, even bas Sierra Blanca view. Around $30,000. western Flavor," and most reasonably priced! THINKING OF A BUILT-TO-SUIT CONDOMINIUM OR NO PROBLEM DRIVEWAY HERE, TOWNHOUSE? We currently have 5 pre-sale models in 4 2 bedroom moblle, R30 cellings, R12 different Ruidoso locations and can modify any floor plan walls and noor. Hlgbest heating bill to suit 2-5 bedroom needs. $73,500-$148,000. Call Dick. lastyear, oaly $25.00. Let us take you to see this classy IItlie set-up. Under $40,000. GOOD RENTAL PROPERTY, TWO UNITS, TEN THOU SAN 0 DOWN with about 2,000 Square Foot, two lots, BUILDERS, CHECK OUT this TREAT YOURSELF TO a PANORAMIC and price of $72,500. Balance at 10%. Call Dan. Black Forest lot. Owner will carry LIFESTYLE in this custom designed cir paper or trade, just $7,500. cular home on two levels_ Features 2 HANDSOME ALTO VILLAGE THREE STORY has many beautiful rock fireplaces, whirlpool, quality features in its 1,725 square foot liVing area, plus JUST REDUCED, out of town OWDer skylights, decks, etc. I Truly an' ar large garage and storage on lower level. Regular mem wants to sell his super little Ruidoso chitectural masterpiece for around $50 per bership. $135,000. Diana has details. business. Located in the center of squa re foot. excellent walking traffic, perfect for a smart couple. Only $38,000. 3.2 ACRES COMMERCIAL AT CAMELOT MOUNTAIN ENTRANCE has good multi-purpose C-l, R-2 charac SELLER SAYS, "Let's work a teristics. Less than $50,OOO/acre with all utilities. Let Joe trade," has Interest In a motor show you. home. HIs nice furnished cabin Is a good Investmeut, lots of rental *'RESIDENTIAL LOTS in Alto Village, White Mountain Development, North PHASE "', RACQUET COURT CONDOMINIUMS give posslblllties. Let's make a deal, Heights Park, Highwood, etc•.• starting at $3,500 up with TERMSl price for cabin under $60,000. you a choice between 2 and 3 bedroom plans on one or two NEW LISTING. Two large lots floors. Solid 2x6 construction with cedar. exteriors. View 01 priced to Bell togetber, sewer close * SUPERB COMMERCIAL LOCATION in the middle of " Downtown" Ruidoso •.• Sierra Blanca and high degree of open space add value too. by. Can you believe just $7,500? walk anYWhere or everywhere from this charming "retail four-plex" with A good buy at $89,500 and $97,500. delightful patio entrance. Just $110,000 with potential owner financing! BEAUTIFUL NEW Cameo af ANNOUNCING SIERRA VISTA CONDOMINIUMS _ fordable borne on a heavUy wooded DR EAM ABO~T YOUR FLIGHT to Fantasy Island as you view the planes from Del Norte lot. Super buy, only * 1 the cheerful covered deck of this liveable 3 bedroom, 3 bath home in White Construction starting on these 2 bdrm.. 2 h bath, 1,260 sq. $54,500, 3 bedroom, 2 batb and ft. units in prestigious White Mtn. Estates view location on fireplace, paved street and un Mountain Development. Bright, organized kitchen ••• recreation room with. Granite Court. Priced very favorably at $73,500 and derground utillties. outside access. -. spacious living area ••• and fenced-in backyard for all the $75,500. '';lI~ pets! [PLUSOWNER FINANCING]. PRICE REDUCTION - very nice 1,300 sq. ft. home with ieeatt" carport. Was $75,000, now $64,000 unfurnished. 11117 Mechem Drive, Hwy. 37 Karon Petty, Broker Phone 758-3330 InnsbrookVillage 257-2385 CONDOMINIUM RENTALS - CONTAcT' BILL STROUb, Clay Adams Jack Williams Broker - 258-3275 RealBstate 257-9546 . PROPERTY MGR. AND SALES 257·5064 OR 1.800.545.5137 Norma Ragsdale - 257-9873" Peggy Jordan Marge Woodul- 257-7681 257-4949. .[B 505·257.7377 MLS ' Charlotte Jarratt REALTOR Habla Espauol Drawer N, Ruidoso, N.M. 88345 257-5522 .. .MLS,'Be m P.o, BOX 783, RUIDOSO (CALL COLLECT) 304 MECHEM DR. . .iU!~L!9~ , , Monday, Npveml!er 9, 19$1 Ruidoso [N.M.I N.ws- Page 9 m!lOROO~ FUJmJSIJJ!lO TJmEJil _ 2 BUSlNESS FOR SALE ,-.lIervice staUOIl . 'l'ROFl!:SSIONAJ,. OFFICE SPACE - for UPPER CANYON' - by owner. Three , ACIUilAGE: ,5 TO 40 _ nt\1O vlews, great . BE:AUTlli'VL' REDWOOD aOMl!: - ex. , bathliegeIn Town and Cll1ll1try•_ per with hollBOtrailer. Reply to 'Box 1148. lease' or Pllrchase as Condoinlnlwn. Professio~1 bedrool11ll, 1% bath. paved street with terms, 15" down. 10 YllllfS aUO" In- cell.,.t area, :I ;bedi'lleg. 2 'bath, 2 car mOllth plllll utWUea;. depGllit. eall Rllldoso. s:49-Uc Slerra Center, 257-5148 or ellllY aCCea.tl. largo wooded lot. 257-5965, terest, Ron SmIUJ RE. 257-9048.". . prage. own\l1' fill8nclng. Call evenings, Couls,tcin 257-7:1.11. W-78-tfc IlJId, Assoolatea RealtD1'll. 257 • -" • • " _._--- '7'" 25H:I~·. ~-~. MM. ~Uc .. ' B-31-Uc S-U.::ife '.._. .. '" H-JlHfc FOR SALE" RUIDOSO - Copper kettle blinding. $12,000. Fixer-lipper, to be WOULD YOU LIKE to moved. eall623-79l7. 5IJ.4ltp RENT YOUR. HOME?, BY OWNE:R - 3 bedroom, 2\2 bath cedar ' BYTHE NIGHT. MONTH chalet near airport. Open living' OR SEASON' roomlkttchen with fJreplnce, den,: for a small percentage of the master slllte with fireplace and walk-In ' gr08srental receiPts. we cOD'free closet. Assllmable 9 1/896 loan. $84,500. ~ )'0.11 frum the wOrrisome task of 257-7318, dilyS; 257·5251, evenings. H-31-: mnnaglng and malntarnlng yonr tfc property. 'Our home rental ser vice COD Inclllde •••• ·ADVERTISING ·RESERVATIONSERVICE 'RR: ·CONVENIE;NT Champagne Taste, And; REGISTRATION. OFFICE , Beer Pocket Book?·' "MAID SERVICE Then have a look at 'tb!s 2 bedroom ·INVENTORY CHECK cabin for oaly $5,000 down and 20 ·MlNORHOME REPAIRS years, 1896 owner financing. Call I For more Informalloncan RonndIlP Realty, Inc•• "Z57-6'Ol13 or eveolngs, Bob Wooley 257-5093 or' 505-257-50010 3'18-4003 Res. I Mel GlliDn 257-50\17. RUCEUECARPENTER PROPERTYMANAGEMENT ' - . ._.- -- _. PICK CARPET& ::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::~::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::: APPLIANCES NOWI Nearly completed 2,084 sq. ft. REAL ESTATE: • bome, total, on 'h acre lot. Has bot tub room off masler bedroom, wet bar, cathedral ceiling, skylights - FOR SALE BY OWNER - Homestead throughout, redwood decks, cedar, ACI'!lJl. 5 l\l:res 011 stream. water 'w~, exterior aod a view of Bailly. Three electricity, building site, road. PRESTIGE REAL ESTATE, INC. P.O. BOX 1232 RUIDOSO, NM 88345 .::~:: ACROSS FROM KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN " MIKE WALDRON HARRYRAY,BROKER Res.: 257-5690 ' Res.: 257-7738 $3),000, 3 1'h GEORGEMIZE ANN GEORGE OVELLAESTFJI bedroom. bath mobile. Commercial 562,080 Beautiful NEW home in quiet area. Large Res.: 257-4373 Res.: 378-4638 Res. 338-C017 IDcation right off Df Highway 37, 1,175 sq. ft. Good cDvered redwoDd deck, nice view on a large lot. CLIFFOWEN, BROKER-REALTOR terms are available. Call Kevin fDr infDrmatiDn. Call Jack for details. 257:~{~; Res.: ACREAGE, LOTS GavilaD Mobile Home Park: HOMES, CONDOS located on 20 acres wltb year ~--~ 10-aere estates, Magado ;,. ~ d'::"': & TOWNHOUSES $5,956-$9,500 Numerous Alpine round access. 1,300 feel of •...... --':"!. .-, Creek. $2.,008-$33,000. Easy river Irontage. Living VUlage lots to choosefrom. tenns. 10% down, 10% lslerest $47,000 cablo In the woods. quarters Incillde 1,"0 sq. IL, 2 lor 18 yeors. bedroom,2 balh, Zcargarage. Jllsl a few miles from Lake $7.900 Choice 01 several lots Jo Alto North. All zoned R-3. Owner lluau 800110. Over I acre and 24 $45,000 Eagle Creek Acres. clog. young frull trees. Great for Presliglous localton. vacalion or for yeararollDd $9,300 Good bllllding lot with living. North view. La Junta. 34.8 acres with beautiful NEW RENTAL DEPARTMENT mGHVIEW CONDOMlNlUMS valley view and Sicrra Blaoca Two bedruom, 2\2 baths, gameroom, 2 fireplaces. Great view $62,500 New 2 bedroom, 1 bath $22,500 Level view lot ls White view. Excellent well on $89.500.00-$92,500.00. home under colIStmcltoo. The MounloJo Estates Unlil. property. Owner fJoancing covered deck looks out over 10% down, 10% interesllor 10 Dally, weekly; monlhly. , WlNGFlELD AREA - Comfortable three bedruom hoose on oversized large wooded lot. All ap $25,000 Large lot Jo Flume years. lot with view of Sierra Blanca Peak. Tbts ooe won't lsst long. Assumable pLIances + microwave to be Canyon. INVESTMENT loan. Cantoday. Jocluded. SUBDIVISION OPPORTUNITY EXCELLENT FOR RETIREES! CeDtraDy located - close 10 ALTOVILLAGE everylblng. Three bedrooms, 2 f1replsces, and tbe besl price In Iown. $69,500 Innsbrook VlIlsge LOTS Thunderbird Heights. 39 lois PecaD orcbard DearTIa1aroBa. $53,500.00. condo. Two bedrooms, 2 balhs. oaly minutes from downlown. Right on the highway, easy HIDE AWAY IN THIS CABIN for the winter and ooly $34,500.00 lor ibis Folly furalsbed with fireplace • Will sell by tbe lot or enltre access. Snper Investment and easy access. This Is a $10,000 Level 101 with solar snbdivision. property wllb e",cellenl two bedroom, one both cabin with flreplsce In tbe tall pines. poleolial. High Mesa Vnlt great opportunity 10 enjoy n. potential, 80 acres, $258,000. CUSTOM DESIGNED and boUt by owner, wet bar, jacuzzi, 3 fountains. Innsbrook living at a most COMMERCIAL Call Peggy. passive solar design wltb Spanlsb tile roof and marble Doors. Qolck sale affordable price. $12,000 Easy access, ~ of an acre. ALG&CC. Is a mustaDd yOll most see It10 appreciate. $72,500 2 offices and apart 80 acres Dear Tularosa. PecaD $78,500 In Capitan vlnage ment, with ample parking. lrees 10 15 years old. Good NEW MOUNTAIN COTTAGE In the pines. Tbree bedroom, 2 bath, limits. Two year old family $14,750 Large wooded bllllding prodllctioo w/excelleol in fireplace, close 10 downtown Rntdoso. $66.500.00. Yon caD't ~eat this bome on 9,3 aeres. FOllr sile, Sl~rra Blanca. veslment credit. OWDer price! bedrooms. 2 balhs, 2 .ar Ex.ellent commerelal: 120 flnaociog avsllsble.$318,000. garage. View of Capitan $17,500 Full membership, feet on SUdderlh direcOy East VlEW DEJ,.UXE - ExcePtional blIildlng 101 In Indlnn HU1B Snbdivislon , Mountain + borses are Lakeshore Drive. of Pizza Hilt. Very hlp traffic bas It ALL. Pavfng, city sewer nearby, and a view of Sierra manca tbat allowed. area. Ownerflnancing. can'l be beat. Possible owner financing. $25,000 Full membership oear _ WOODED ACREAGE $175,000 Innsbrook Townhouse fUteenth, ALG&CC. mGHWAY 78 - Tract of land wblch would be Ideal for a motel or cabin located I In much preferred °18 beautiflll wooded aeres with National Forest borderlog on 2 sides. operation. $92,500 wltb ownerfinancing. loeallon overlooking Ihe lake. Spriug raos iIIrongh property and closl>-In too! Owner financing and $28,500 Full membership, 1'1. reasonably prieed. $4,000 peracre. This unli was cuslom buill acres, DeerPark Woods. 2\2 ACRES AND A NEW hOllse for $122,500.00. Two bedrooms. 2 baths, with extra insulation. Tbere is °15 aeres wilh several excellent bome sites. Heavily wooded with oatural double cargarage, all fenced for borses. Seeilldedand oaly mlDntes away plenty of room In Ihls large 4 springand, jnsl minutesfromdownlown Rnldoso. $5,000 peracre. from therace truck. ' bedroom, 3 bath townboose•. $48,000 Full membe.rsblp, aD °Four adjoining l6-acre tracts. uVel, wooded mOllDtaIn lop with Iltlllties, DeerPark Woods. paooramle views. Exccllent areess. Ownerfinancing with only 29% down paymenL$I,5OI peracre. FIVE ACRES OF l.AND In Magado Creek Estates - Mobile bomes And Many, Many More. allowed. UtJl!tles available. Localed mlDutes away trum Ruidoso In And Many, MaDy More. ·48 aeres bealltlfnl wooded acrcage ooly Zmiles frum downlown RlIldoso. Nogal area.,$20,000.00. Roads already flagged for 3 to 7 acre tracts. Assnmable Dotes and ad- dltlonafown'erflnancing. SELLERMOTIVATEDI !! $5.0a0 peracre. PALMER GATEWAY - centra1ly located cottage, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath andlots of possibilities. Assumableloan. , EXCELI.ENT INCOME PROPERTY - 3 bouses OD almost an acre of lImd! Uve In one and renl tbe other two•.$99,500 and possible owner financing, 100. COuNTRY ~OME on 2 large lois. Three bedroom, slugle car garage, excellent climate and year-round access, In Palo Verde - close to race ,, ., " . "OPEN SUNDAYS track. $55,000.00. Call today10 see. Drawer 2290. Ruidoso . [B , PRICE JUST REDUCED on great Ineame property. Apartmenl pillS commercial buslDess. Call today for information on this excellentbuy. Doug Boss - Broker 257- 7386 REALToil MIS Orad Johnson -SolesMgr. Res: 257-4715 . --.505-257-4686 YOU, Happel David Harding .Carrpll Hunwn Kevin Hayes . INDEPENDENT Bill .Res.: 336-4150 Res.: 257-9883 Rell.l336-.,156 Res.: 251-9181, Se hablaespanol [H. Bernita JohnsDn Jack Sillnqelson Peggy GowdY ,Jeff Chapman. . Lee,Milton REALTOR Res.: 257-4775 Res.t 25709,476 Res.; 257-4135 ;, Res.; 251-2985 Res.: 2$1.5386 " ._. .'.' " " ..", . ',:. ,,-- .. - 1, ...... :.,~'.....~...... -.. -.._.-._...... :-__....-__.....'-'--"'.-.J_..:.. ~ _ - !. 4~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ..,.~.q;.4ii1;,[ii"',*, 1 ...... ,''''...."..,.·..,...... - ..... '"""!'J__ ...... "....,....., ...... -..",...... -.,... ~. • 2C·_.Q !(.4tJiSlQ,,44JP.i4tPt4lJd$iE4! 4Jt!!if4it'QfQQi!t!JPil!iR4!ESF4EJf4ZJ''*'..'Fliff4*,.."fS5h4')ptiijF.~~"'''I', ""'.f.,r...,...r-r~~ ~"W"'"""" ..... -- ...,.., -...... , --.-. ~ ~~ --.-.. - . %·...,''''''.... '. . \ Page 10 - Ruidoso [.N.M.} News Monday, November 9, 1981 FOR SALE BY OWNER - two bedroom HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE - Three FOR SALE - 2JDobUe homes on adjoining bouse in Ruidoso Downs. Remodeled ' bedroom, 2 baths, 3 years qld, in clty lots In Ruidoso DoWIIS. Reasonable inside. 378-4076. B-32-tfrn.: limits. 111 EverstDr. 915-877-3&i1.'5b-9tp price and terms. Boykln Real Estate, 648-2285,<:a~ozo,or257·7124.Ruldoso. B·51-4tc FOR SALE CAMELOT MOUNTAI'N FOR SALE OR TRADE - Fannlnvaney. BYOWNER 4 acres, water rights, two wells, 3 Shown By I16droom, with fireplaces, out building, RANCHO RUIDOSO ESTATES - 5.7 + Lancer 1I·x8t· mobOe home.. Two BUCK MEnR REALTY barn, fruit trees, on river, 8 miles from acres wooded hilltop. 380 degree views. bedroom. 2 ba4bs. Insmallexclusive town, 378-4705 or 378-8316. H-47-8tc Underground utilities, Improved with adult mobOe home park. UDfur 'A Mountain For All Seasons and ASSOCIATES road and well. Jim French, Drawer 66, nlshed.except lortop ollbeUne built Ruidoso.NM (505) 257-2692. F-51.tfc In appliances. Includes 6" Insulated (505) 257-4040 (505) 25.7-7377 MOUNTAIN HOME - to ACRES walls. pltcbed roof wllb 12" .fD:. " sulation, lbermopaDe windows. With CAMELOT MOUNTAIN $1,000 FALL ART CONTEST' La Luz CaIIyOD Dear Alamogordo. YOU TOO CAN LEAD - three lives. double carport aDd covered patio + Cuswm view home, aeveral1JplldlDg Rancher. farmer and country gen plenty of 8wrage apace. MaDy otber Open to a'll Southwestern Artists. slles. eldra water rIBlt.... Owner tieman. 6.39 acres on creek, Lot D on extras. Entry deadline: November 21,1981. financing at 12%. Owner. t3'1-3510. Eagle Creek Road., Only $60;00(1 terms. UkeDew, must see wappreciate. Any visual medium, properly framed,at least 8xl0 in size, (Brokers Protected) Chllrles Rieken $36.500, poSSible ownerflnDnclng. depIcting a Ruidoso, ~amelot Mountain or Sierra Blanca scene. back, Broker, 2910 S. Riverview Dr., " Melbourne, Florida 32901. 47-21lp 258-3121 . " Winning entrIes become the property ofthe sponsor who reserves the rightto use entrant's name in future advertising. P. P. Best Buy On GRAND PRIZE: $500 TWQ FI,RST PRIZES: S200 EACH c MOBILE HO~ES r~ TWO SECOND PRIZES; S50 EACH Earth Is Earth! • Prizes to be awarded Thimksgiving Weekend, November 28, Have a look at this wooded to75 acre New & Used tracl for only $42.500. with' fll.500 P.P.. • . 5:00 P:M.,Lakevl'ew Estates TownhomeH2 . , down and owaerflnancing at 10% for OwnerS~Y5 Sell!! Judges: Mike Hurd, Mimi Jungbluth, Herb Brunell and Bruce McElya. 10 years. This Is a beautiful piece of ,MOBILE LOTS Entry Forms at Buck Meyer Realty. land so come have a look. Can Owner will accept any reasonable Roundup Realty, tac., 25'l-5093 or HOLIDAY HOME SALES offer OD tbe equity OD this baD acre eVealngs, Bob Wooley 25'l-5093 or of wooded land. 'Owes ap· LAKEVIEW ESTATES OPEN HOUSE DAILY 10:00 A.M: TO DUSK. Enter Mel Glenn 257-5097. 1107 Mechem, Hwy. 37 Fxlmately $5,800 at $79.30 per across from the Holiday Inn on Highway 70 and follow our signs approximately' .' 258·3330 _ 258·3275, 1II0DIb. Asking fll.750. Woull! carry two miles. •• • ~of down paymeat. Canl\oundup if: •• ~ Realty, lnc., 257·5093 or evenings. Buck Meyer Dan Barrow Joe Corff Dick Hall Tom Barnes Diana Meyer 22 Bob Wooley 257-5093 or Mel GleDD 336-4903 257-1544 257-9896 257-9308 251-4040 336-4903 257-509,7. ***YEAR ROUND••*****BUSINESS FOR SALE OR TRADE Well established grocery ,business, excellent location. f/Ir·'t~ Lots of possibilities. Owner iii/IPi · t e( REAL ESTATE has other interest and needs ~h'I.ATIJI4I :~-::'6''Y''.n to be other places. Some. .. J ....!';., Mlle... High..... '. ~owner financing. NEW HOME - Over 1300 sq. It., quality buOt, beautiful vIew of Sierra manca, . In tall p1Des yet elose to dowa towa. $82,500 wllb terms. 'UQUOR LICENSE. Uceuse lor package store and on premlse8 alcohol. Casb ,..505·257-9667 505-378-4546 OWNER FINANCING..10·x52' older mobUe located on large. level corner lot. orterm8 would be considered. ' Mobile Is partially luruisbed and $4,090.00 down getsyoupossessloD with owaer VALLEY ACREAGE. This 4 acre !racl bas a bome, barns, 100+ apple and pear ************ financing on tbe baJailce. trees (Dot to mention tbe olber various types 01 fruit trees1and Is prced at LARGE RIVER WT. 229 feet of river frontage makes this large 1.6 acre lot $130,090.00. Perfecllor your borse orgrealfor smalltruck farm. 80melblng special. Has a borse barn with storage area for feed, Is close In yet MOBILE HOME LOT. Low dowa paymentand owaer financing. oul of the city IImlts. Priced reasonably for river property. TWO BEDROOM MOBR.E set up In mobUe park Is really nlce! $3,090 down, THIS ONE YOU SHOULD SEE! 14'x72' mohUe on a beautiful lot In Ruldoso owaerfinancing on balance. P. P. Three Bedroom Dowas. As8umable loan at120/.<% orowaerwould finance part. HANDYMAN SPECIAL ON THE RIVER. Just needs a Uttle pnlut aud )lOwder. WE DARE YOU TO COMPARE - 3 bedroom, 2 batb, doublewlde wllb over Some ownerfinancing at$39,500. A-Frame 1.900 square leet Ibat we leel compares wllb many bom.. listed In the $80,090 ON THE RIVER. Owner says seU tbls 2 bedroom, 10/.< belb bome on tbe river. on 8ecluded wooded .lot. Has ap bracket, yet caD be purcbased for $59,090. Located OD a large UO'J:170'lot that Completely furuished andutcely decorated. proldmately 1,260 8q. ft.. wllb 2 goes from 8treet to street, bolb paved. AU clly utilities. Large UvlDg room wltb ., balbs. Out of towa owaer says 8ell. fireplace, large utUity room with lOIs 01 storage, twobeatlag systems and mueh IF YOU CALL AND I'M NOT IN, DON'T BE BASHFUL! LEAVE YOUR OWes approximately $25,090 at 10% more. It doesn't cost mucb to look and you may be glad you did. NAME AND NUMBER OR MESSAGE WITH MY MECHANICAL Interest at $291.78 permouth. Priced SECRfi;TARY AND I'LL GETBACK TO YOU AS SOON AS PossmLE. In mld fifties. Call DOW - Roundup P.O. BOX 966 - RUIDOSO DOWNS, NEW MEXICO 88346 Realty, tac., 257·5093 or evenings, BILL STIRMAN, Sales Assoc. Mel Glenn 257·5097 or Bob Wooley RAYMOND REEVES, Sales Assoc. BIU PIPPIN, Broker/Realtor 257-5093. Res.: 257·2779 Res.: 378·4811 Res.: 378·4391 • ,• • I I ,;' I . "• .,I ,., \ I , • , .' \ - ,,", 0·,.,,"';,'. - .. "'';' ,;" ~"~",","""(". h,·· ·• Wii-;· ·,·..•..v ··lj;;. .•1" ~,_" _ ~. r " .. ' "" ,,,,," .' .. • ~ ,WOOPED LOT - for S11le by.. . .Monday, Novemb~r 9, 19M ~~i~.~;~'n?~ ;t4l!~$ -Pagelt , owner. 1nsh Sites SubdlvlslOil. Sewer FOR SALE BY OWlilIllR - 3 bedroom, 1 ALTO ~EA - 'h IIcre of wooded , lllId ~ter plIllUor. 257.1/531. . R-flJ.lltc bllth house with n~1ilce 1lIld· \llrBe • USEP MQIHtE5' il'~'~~'.~.. ~m~ ~. sec1l,1Sion. Almost level witb yellr llround 1\1\: .< '" fenced yard. Asswnablll'morigage7WAI, IIccess. $7,500. Owner agent. Ron Smith 1979 2 bedroom, l'h bath. 14'860" ; '1.1;~;<1':· .;' r. " , lbWNE BE" ". ~9,500. Phone (50&) 6~liO'16, If no an. RE 257-9040, 336-4282. 8-41-lfc mobile. $13,950.00. ~? . . ; ,'::'".. . : . I' R LUNG - ".Bl acres In Capitan __sw_e.:...r..::k..::ee:. $17,500 Lakeside Eslntes 00 GOOD TERMS - GREAT VIEW - SUPER MOBILE 336-4636. $lil,OOO Full membership, has HOME LOT!! Located on paving with all underground OWNER IS READY FOR OFFERS on DO outotaodlng view of lake Lakesbore Drive. loclodes a aadBaldy. fun membership. I,Itllities and sewer. Plenty of pines on this large lot in a this level corner lot. One half acre with $20,000 Large wooded 101 with . well established area for a reasonable price of nice trees in prestigious Deer Park $11,250 Large lot located close very gradual slope. to High Mesa eolraace. $29,500 Super locallon on gall $15,500.00. Call Darlene Hartor Susan Miller at 257-7373. Woods. Easy access'on pavement. Social $U,750 Large lot wltb easy BEAUTIFUL FIVE ACRE TRACT, minutes from town membership and owner will finance with access aod fall membership. course, full membersblp + $15,000 HIgh Mesa level view. with trees, fantastic view and all utilfties. Assumable 510,000.00 down, balance in five years at building slte. aaobstmclable $35.000 over 3 acres In Deer loan at 8'12% interest with owner financing possible. Call 10% interest. Priced at $29,000.00. Call view. Park Woods. Darlene Hart at 257-7373 or home at 257-4222. Manuel Badillo at 257-7373 or home at 257- , - 7450. JanetWarllck Rooe Peebles Gary Caughron Darlene Hart Tom Davis doug boss & associates Res. 257·7972 Res. 3384838 Res. 257-5100 Res. 257-4222 Res. 257-2053 Located in Northwest Cornerof Innsbrook Village-m Diana Isaacs Marcia Bllver Busao Miller Manuel Badillo Res. 257.7063 257-7~50 , Highway 37 l.I:::! Res. 257-4979 Res. 257-2624 Res. '.Rl' ALTOF Drawer 2290 - Ruidoso NuS Sudderth Office: 257·4073 - Mechem Office: 257-7373 Doug Bass - Broker 257-7386 , ...- o ::. ..,.,...... -. t, .;.'. -. Betty Patto",- Broker .. 2S7-2397 Call The Property Pros Richard Cothron 2S7-2109 257-9077 Open 7 Davs AWeek, 8:30 - 5:00 Peter Strobel 336-4696 JUST LI STE D- this 3 bedroom, 7 bath condo. completelY lurmshed. Priced at only ~67 ,500 1<.45.19 sq. It. 1 with a S41.500 Sonja Hartrontt OUTSTANDING VIEW GOES with this large bUilding lot in assumable loan at 17 17%. Possible owner financing on equity. White Mountain Unit 4. Lot has excellent flat building site. Call 378-4312 Presently leased at ~400 per month. Call Richard Cothrun. Sonja. Paula Stinna'il" HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN FOR YOUR OWN - The ALTO V ILLAGE HOUSE with two memberships. on two lots. 2S7-7804 entire Lincoln National Forest? Yes, that's right folks. this featuring 4 bedrooms. den. two rock fireplaces and large deck. week I am going to sell the whole dern area for only $1,000 down Completely furnished. just move in! '165,QQQ, with some owner Sid AlFord and S50 a month. If you are very. very gullible, call me and f,"ancing possible. Call Peter today. 257-4837 watch for next week's bigger biggie. IF YOU ARE NEEDING A BIGGER HOME for your growing Rick Evans BUILDER MUST SELL one orall of his three brand new houses family or compan9, we have a beauty for yoll! This home is 378·4368 in prestigious Alto Village. Quality workmanship and finish custom buill and has many special features. Seller would work abound in these all cedar homes. Builder will consider all conSIder trading lor good rental property. Let's take a look at Marti" Rose reasonable cash offers. Contact Richard Cothrun. this one. Ask lor Betty Patlon. 257-5641 . BEAUTIFUL VIEW FROM LARGE redwood decks. This nice Biih~p house in White Mountain Unit 2 bas three bedrooms. 2 baths. ATTRACTIVE TWO BEDROOM, I .bath mountain home. H. Ray den, large game r-Dom, two fireplaces, beautifUl view from completely furnished. Good assumable mortgage. Asking price 336-43"67 S45,OOO. Call Pauta. large redwood decks. Call Sid. Kadi Flynn ALTO VILLAGE - over 1 acre, beautiful trees. full golf 251-93S1 BEST BUY OF THE MONTH! Furnished house in a nice year ~70.000 round neighborhood, on pavement, double carport, assumable membership. Priced under with terms. Call Bill for loan and possible owner financing. Priced at $78,500. See Ray more inlormation. Bill Hirschfeld, Property Manager/Sales for this bargain. BEAUTIFUL SPANISH STYLE HOUSE with four bedrooms, 257-9212 Or 257-4?.IS 3'/, baths, large living room. game room, exercise room. with BEAUTIFUL RIVER HOME IN UPPER CANYON - Main . . shower. sauna. spa. double garage and tremendous view from house and guest house - 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. Completely extra large decks. Call Sid. furnished. Call Bill. . NEAR THE BIG LAKE AND THE TEXAS CLUB, this little ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING in this 3 bedroom, 2 bath rustic culie condo in Innsbrook has 7 bedrooms. fireplace, lurnished mountain home. Lots of extras. Call Paula. nicely. Call Betty Patton for details. NEWLY PAINTED AND CARPETED, fllrnished nice enough HAVE 'YOU WANTED TO MOVE to Ruidoso, but wondered for a family, 3 bedroom, 2 full bath condo. Just like a home. how 10 make a living? Well. I'Ve got a business for sale and the Buyer musf honor lease agreement. For more information. call oyvner wants NO BLUE SKY. Let me tell you about it. Call Ray. Betty Patton. NICE VtEW ON TOP of Ii hill goes with this? bedroom, 1 bath PRICED RIGHT! This 1 bedroom large condo has assumable house. Owner financing available. ~49.900. Ca II Peter. • low iJlterestloan. Let Sonja show you this excellent property. ONE OF THE FINEST RESTAURANTS in, Ruidoso. Grossed WE HAVE A FIVE ACRE TRACT in Rio Rancho. Rail fences, over S300.000 in 1980. ·Priced right witli owner financing. Call river frontage and a grand view down the valley, also Sierr.a Rick for details. •,'"<'~" M."m . REso IES, INC. Hig",av 37 North - D'rawe~ 22.00 - RUidos~,N.M. 88345 REALTOR MLS • ...... -0,."" _ , .... _ ...... ;e ....srif ...... _d". c eel C Cnd < d d de Cd. ddd-d'c"- • Page 12 - Ruidoso [N.M.I News Mondav, November 9, 1981 . GIBSON'S PHARMACY season, also a mUd fall and winter. Of course, you know how the weather can get. out of control and stampede ,·off In a The Dreamer directlorr of its own. . BY I wal1t tothank allof you for making the DANNIE STORM birthday of my fellow Alaskan, The Ridge MASTER CHARGE AND VISA Runner, such a happy one. The wood pile Happy Birthday In front of his house, looks great, -a WEEKDAYS 9-9 PRICES GOOD . TELEPHONE 257-9617 To Lula May RUDDeis birthday gift from Ken Green. The Ridge Runner Is blessed with good SUNDAY 10-7 THRU WEDNESDAY This message will reach you on the birthday of Mrs.. A. N. Rwmels, beloved neighbors on all sides, who keep an eye on pioneer lady who arrived in the Bonito him, and lend him a hand In many ways. In Valley at the age of sixteen, aftera trip by fact he was born lucky. MEN'S covered wagon with her mother and father On this date, November ninth, 1971, he . from Texas. . made the Jump of his life, and escaped Lula was born November nine, 1893, In being carried out feet first, when a large FASHION BRIEFS Cowboy, Texas, near Rising Star, to earth mover thundered down upon him. He Thomas Craddock Gober and former had been concentrating on the birthday PACKAGE OF 2 LOW-RISE BRIEFS Nan"y. Ernaline Kuykendall. She month of his brother, Lynn (born celebrated her sixteenth birthday on the November 28, 1914, In Juneau, Alaska). He REG. $4.47 PER PACKAGE way out, and arrived later in November was keeping In mind Lynn's quickness of Just below Angus where her parents action in an emergency, and detennined to 50% COnON/50% POLYESTER homesteaded. Her father was af follow this pattern himself. So you see, he fectionately known as "Crad" and her is lucky to have brothers like Lynn and mother as "Nan." And this couple became Mark. immediate favorites among too pioneer About this time of year, I usually make a 37 neighbors. little sales pitch, I guess some would call After she married Mr. A. N. Runnels, It, for the season of fall and especially her parents moved on to the western part winter. I have often pointed out that the of the state; and she and her husband cold seasons can be the most healthful and moved up on the south fork of tbe Bonito. A happiest of all, If we follow certain little later she and her husband moved to traditions and rules. SHEET BLANKETS her present home, just below the dam. One thing to remember Is to be careful, She and her husband raised four fine in sunny days In winter, not to get caught A BlANKET FOR ALL SEASONS children, Arvel, Rayford, Robert and out unprepared In the hills and mountains Bonnie. Rayford was caned Home by Our when a sudden storm blows in. ~fj~ Lord several years ago. Have warm clothing, matches, flash TWIN AND DOUBLE Luia says she Is extremely grateful for light, and something to eat with you ~ • REG. $6.99 the blessings she has received all these always. If you get lost, keep caim. In this years. country all canyons lead downhill. And "My grandsons, Terry and Danny, cut there Is lots of shelter from the snow and me a great big load of wood. And I have cold. 27 canned all kinds of food," she said, "And I Maybe you are thinking I am trying to $5 am In very good health for my age," tell you that winter is a dangerous season. Son Robert lives on the home pia,," and Not at all. QUEEN AND KING looks afterthe ranch, and has been a great This may be a little early to be talking blessing to his mother all these years. Her about winter preparations, and things to REG. $9.99 faithful son, Arvel, lives Just up the valley. watch out for. 1Just want you to be ready And her charming daughter, Bonnie Is for the pointers that I will bring to you a always In close touch with her mother little later for health and happiness during 47 from her home in Ruidoso. the late fall and winter ... $7 Lula Is indeed greatly blessed and has And until then I beg to remain, yours always brought a great blessing into the ever the same; and keep smll1ng and nvesof all of us. And we all wlah bermany Adios, till next time, happy returns of the day and all God's blessings. Jack W. Frost THE NEW FOSTER GRANTS A Message FromJackFrost 101 Northern Lights Rd. Dear Friends In Lincoin County. North Pole City, Well, how are you these fine Indian NorthStarState, ARE HERE! Summer Days? Fine, I hope. I did my best All North Country, MORE MEN WEAR THEM THAN to bring you a long sunny Indian Summer Zip Code: 131313 COME IN AND SEE THE ANY OTHER WORK CLOTHES! NEW COLLEOION OF WORK WEAR WITH FOSTER GRANT ../ SUNGLASSES - THE WORLD'S A WESTERN TOUQI MOST POPULAR LINE. GET ... '" BEHIND THE PAIR YOU .. / ,,""" DICKIES LOVE THE MOST - AND '\ EXPEO A L1nLE ENVY! ~~ ., WORK ALL FOSTER GRANT SUN GLASSES ~\SETS ON SALE 20% OFF OF OUR LOW , DISCOUNT PRICES DRAPES STATE SENATOR Charlie Lee, L1ncoln,Otero, is pictured ~ , , , presenting a new "desperately needed" state flag which h'as flown (i. • " 0 'r '.e" " .. 4 I :.'1 RUST over the Capitol Building in Santa Fe, to Don Weems, principal of (;'": ~% ",t f~t .. ~ ~~ I Knob Hili Elementary School. ;,, t - J, I • '"I f GOLD f , , BlUE School board meets Tuesday ! REG. $12.97 Ruidoso's Board of Education will meet Clayton Allen, specialeducatlon teacher at 48"x84" Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., at White Mountain WhIte Mountain Middle School. &hool Cafetllria. - Superintendent's 4lkIay enrollment REG. $12.97 Agenda iteUlS include: report. 97 _ Reading of letters from Leonard De .::~~:::"-::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::f.:::::::~::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::: i :::: :.:; Layo concerning approval to purehase a ::~ :::: high school building site and another one ...... •. %;; :;,1 from Mellnda:VallIant. »...• Sk-I -Insert ~.. ._ Approval on transfer of $500 from « N \ purchasedservicesareountto local testing :;:. ~~ account and another transfer or $2,000 .,''::::.~ chedid :-.,':' PANTS ONLY from Improvement of land areount to ~~ sue :,:, ~ :*» 72"x84" Improvement of building areount. •..• - .... REG. $14.77 - Request of a budget increase of ~~ The Ruidoso News annual ~~ REG. $20.99 $11,955. :;:, sid insert Is being readled.for ::,~ - Opening {If bids {In a double-wide :::: distribution as soon as Sierra :~:: portable classroom building. :::: Blanca Ski Resort opens. :::l - Progress report from architects on ll~ ve::lng~~::~I~dU~~~ ~~ t~ll. $ 97 building program. in _ Approval of hiring the f{lllow!ng ,:,: issue Is Thursday, November .,:" :::: 12 ;:;:; personnel: bus driver Milton Jackson; .~ . * Shirley Neuhaus, Instructor aide In.bi ~~ For information and ad- :::,. ~I vertlsing rates, telephone 'lfJ7- :~;i lingual education at White Mountain .... d k f . :-'.' &hools; Carol Raslmus, speech-therapist ::,: 4001 an as or Carmen .::: 96"x84;' at allschoola. Acceptanc~ ofr,eslgnatlon of 1* Edwards or Beverly' Ham, ~lI\ . ' -~'.'« mond. »....~ .~ .,~ ,:;:.- REG. $28.99 ....~ The insert will be included ~ " 'P.EST EASy' .:.: with the regular edition of The :., ;.' ' ~ News, when it is released, II,; ' .... RUIDOSO NEWS ;.~ with additional distribution ,~: ~ :::!.•.• s"heduled during the peak of .::~.•. • 'CAW SELL ITT ~' the season to acquaint skiers .... with Ruidoso's attractions and ;~1 ;:;j~ . N 257';4001 :...:::; services.' ::<.::: ::::.... ,::~:.... ~.·.·.·.;ll·"""" ,' ~.;.."" ..."~ ••••••••••••••"",-,, 'N ~·:o:-:.·:-:·...·~:·:·x-:(-:·:·: :o...·.·:-:<·:·.·:-..:·:·?;:·:·:·:.:.:.:.:.~{.~.~.:.:.:::.:::::.:,. .i I' f ,'''''~ _~ . ',.. .' ;.;,;.",~~ntiA_·.:" ~· ~· ~I:!i=_, ,~ 1 • _...... I ...... ,-•• _,·....__>c .... •• • ",-,_...y', ... ,._ ...... ,1.0.."" ••' ••.• ; --,.,';' •• ;,,0' ..., .•, .. ,,'. ,'ft " •..',,,...., -to· ...'""...... _..· ...' ...... t ...... ··..•...' ..'_"'·:c..i-'·.....i,,.;,,;, """""-'-'...... # $. AUp, "R'P, u M., PiMMFP; P MC c'P rIP ""c.pa flIP ,jOWE ' -<""!I'I"'""- '.... • Monday, November 9, 1981 Ruidoso [N.M.I News - Section B Inside· The Capitol OPINION PAGE' Yours and' Ours by Fred McCaffrey· THE RUIDOSO NEWS USPS No_.4728l1O Published each Monday and Thursday by Ruidoso News, Inc., J. Kenneth Green, President; Walter L. Green, Vice President, at 1712 . SANTA FE-Will It hqrt If the Reallan on Increased gas production. Sudderth Drive, and entered as second class matter at the Post Office at admlnlatflltion decontrola the price of Meanwhile; the consumer Is paying Ruidoso, N. M. 88345. gas? more for the gas he or she burns on the Ken and Mary Green Publishers If you are cooking tonight's hamburgers cookstove. As each month's bID from the KyScott ,Buslness~gr. on the gas grill, that cost almost certslnly s\lppllets of gas gets dejivered In the maU, Cale Dickey '. . .. Editor .will rise. the consumer-that Is to say, you-gets Carmen Edwards Advertlslng Mgr. But the first,cost Isn't the whole story. angrier and angrier. JudyFrost , ComposingMgr. It's just possible that our partlcular ButevenasthatangerIs rising, the state state could end up taking In more than It Is making more and more money. SUBSCRJPTION RATES IN ADVANCE puts out If we get thst change In the way That money can be used to provll!e more Single copy, 25c; Single Copy by Mail, SOc: 6 months out of County, $17; editorial the gas business Is done. .and more services to the citizens. within County, $15; 1 year out of County. $20; within County, $18; Home Our own Department of Energy and As New Mexicans, we may be getting Delivery, $2.50 per month. . Ex-Governor Jerry Apodaca Is out beating Minerals says a superficial view may'not back more than each of us as private The Ruidoso News reserves the right to reject advertising and edit copy tell the whole story,' . . citizens has paid out. that It considers objectionable. Liability for any errorin advertising shall the bushes trying to convince New So let's examine the scenario. It's an interesting posslbIDty, which not exceed the value of the actual space irr which the error occurs and MexIcans to return to the good old days of . STEP ONE: The President announces couid well come true. shall be satisfied by correction in the next issue. Call 257-4001 for Home that the price of gas at the wellhead has . So If you are busy trying to cut off the Delivery. Democrat-patron-machine politics that has been decontrolledt now that price can rise Reagan administration's determination to slipped from the grasp of him and others or fall as the marKet dictates. decontrol the price Of gas, maybe you'd ,':-:«<':': ': '.' .-:-: :.;-;- --;'. «.;:»:.» ::::.:.:.:. :::'. ;>.::,.;.;.'.'.<- ,.. ', .. ' .; '.;.:.;.:.;.: ,.•.. ' ;.;.-. -,' .;;: -:.>:.;.:'>:.:.:.;.;.;.: -;.;. :.;.:-: STEP TWO: Here In New Mexico the better ease off. like him in recent years. price for leases of stete 011 lands starts to It's justpossible thatwe here In our state rise sharply. could end up being better off with that an Letters to the Editor One of his most recent criticisms of op Areas which have not heretofore been accompllahed fact. attractive to oU companies suddenly start When It comes to deallng wltb govern Dear editor: fruition. ponent-incumbent Harrison Schmitt was to look a little better, as the "tight sands" ment, you give a IltUe and you take a little. FEAST ORFAMINE We each have a Garden of Eden. Hour "Schmitt has had only one bill passed In the around Roswell have since that kind of What you want to do Is make aure what RaIsing children requires teaching them garden is overgrown in weeds we must get last four years." exploration was decontrolled. you take is bigger than what you give. to accept responsibility for their actions. on our knees to snatch them out. Tbe death Bidding for state lands, which has On this subject-decontrol of gas This was, is, and always wID be an eternal of the seed Is caused by our failure to act. already climbed sharply In price In recent prices-that's what we may get here In pr~ciple. . For me and my family we belleve that We think that's great! The o.nly thing that months, continues to escalate. New Mexico. Somewhere In the fabric of society we men wID be punished for their own sins, would be better would be if Schmitt had not On eachsuchdeal, the state makes more It would, therefore, be stupid for us to and not for Adam's trangression. See also disconnect that principle from our lives only had no new laws passed, but had helped money.. fight tbe President In what he seems and our governments. As Christians, and Ch. 18 of Ezekiel. . STEP THREE: As prices of gas In the determined to do. or citizens of this land, we must be alert to Roy Propsner repeal several dozen. open. market continue to climb, the state Short term (the Income required to those subtle efforts to destroy not only our makes more from a variety of revenue maintainthestandard of state government nation but the entire civUlzed world as we sources: to which we are accustomed), we could know it. Apodaca is so clearly out of step with the -on royalty payments for gas produced end up winners. We must bring back the work ethic and desires of New Mexicans that he criticizes from state lands; ThInk of all that when you're cussing the bring back the family support ils we knew Schmitt for voting for budget cuts in federal -on Increased production from new man In the WhIte House. it before social security. Where to contact exploration and drilling which now At this point In the history of the nation, These old·fashioned Ideas are not as far so.clal .programs "wnlch have made thIs become atleast potentially profltable; and states which produce energy-as ours away as the moon. We're down but not your lawmakers country what it Is." j -on Increased taxes paid In to the state does-maybe the Inevitable winners. defeated. We have a second wind. The land '. is fuJI of giants. ., THE CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP The American economy is in trouble as Yea, Jerry, what we need is a return to the is the American way. A chin up attitude policies of people like. you and Little Joe -- OF THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH will bring an about face to our downward U.S. SENATORS spiral. Peter V. Domenlcl, R- 4239 Dirksen Montoya and Jimmy Carter who made the 2nd Annual Bazaar Dinner Many of our great leaders In govern· Senate Office BuUdlng, Washington, D_C., country what It is. Broke. -kg ment and community service are caWIng 20510, telephone (202) 224-M21: Roswell Saturday, November 14 for us to pickup the shovel and the office. Courthouse, telephone 623-6170. blueprints and forge ahead. Let's do It Harrison "Jack" Schmitt, R- 5313 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. now. Dirksen Senate Office Building, We can't blame our parents for the state WaShington, D. C. 20510, telephone (202) First Christian Church - Hull Road at Gavilan Canyon Road of the economy. We can vote out the 22~21. RoSwell office, Federal BuJlding, -HAND CRAFTED ITEMS -BAKED GOODS Inadequate leader; write a letter to a telephone 622-7133. Congressman or Senator, and above all we -DECORATIONS AND ORNAMENTS can change the system. U.S. REPRESENTATIVES Our parents' parents used a bootstrap, Manuel Lujan Jr., R·Dlst. 1 - 1323 Turkey Dinner Served From 11 a.m.-2 p.m. we must find a pair of logging shoes. Longworth House Office Building, We cancompare our effqrts In this llfe to Washington, D.C., 20515, telephone (202) ADULTS: $4.50 CHILDREN UNDER 12: $3.00 our personal salvation. We can plant a 255'6316: DIstrIct office, Room 10001, seed butunless we also weed, fertUlze, and Dennis Chavez Federal Building, Tickets may be purchased from CWF members or at the door. water that seed It wUl not come to Albuquerque, N.M. 87103, telephone 766 2538. Joe Skeen, R-Dist. 2 - 1508 Longworth House Office BuUdlng, Washington, D. Co, 2OM5, telephone (2021 225-2365. Roswell office telephone 622-0055. GOVERNOR Bruce King, State Capitol, Santa Fe, N.M., 87503, telephone 827-2221. Stuph & Junk STATE SENATOR \ For A Complete Evening's Entertainment ... CharUe Lee, - State Capitol, Santa Fe, N.M. 87503; Box 149, Alamogordo, N.M., ... by Sip one of our famous Margaritas 87961, telephone 437·1608, 963-2505. or your favorite cocktail STATE REPRESENTATIVES John F. Bigbee, R·Dist. SO - State Capitol, Santa Fe, N.M. 87503; Box 136, Cale Dickey while listening to the music of Encino, N.M. 88321. John J. Mershon, J).Dist. 51 - State TEDDI SULLIVAN Capitol, Santa Fe, N.M. 87503; Box 257, Cloudcroft, N.M. 88317. AT THE PIANO BAR Maurice Hobson, R·Dist. 52 - State DOWN WITH WELFARE SBA LOANS CHANGE Starting at 6 p.m. Capitol, Santa Fe, N.M. 87503; Drawer638, Thursday was such a beautiful day, that Comes now E. Maine Shafer, District Alamogordo, N.M. 88310. it seemed flttln' 'n proper to quaff an Ice Director for the Small Business Ad· "New Mexico's Most Distinguished Resort" 257-5141 tea whatwithit being such a wonderful ministration (SBA) ... and he's advising RUIDOSO TRUSTEES all SBAers as Is connected with making lloyd L. DavisJr., mayor. Address: Box day and no one COme along to louse It up ergo, I retired to a dispensary, an loans to small businesses ... tbat they no 743, Ruidoso, N.M. 88345. Business longer have quotas which tbey gotta get telephone 3711-4446; residence 257·7275. ice tes to quaff .. _ as sort of a fitting ~~">'1·:'~~~""'.2t~- ~X~,,<,x~,1!["_'~~~"''!<'''''·~ climax for a perfect day. loaned out to keep their jobs. ,,' . - .W. Sherman Atwood, trustee. Address: Now tbat's progress ...why It might get Box 477, Ruidoso, N.M. Telephone 257·2651.. No sooner'd t got served and comfy when Shakey Pete hove Into view ... and to the point where tbe SBA'd be making Frank Sayner, trustee. Address: Box nothing but sound loans ... especlally If'n 2569, Ruidoso, N.M. Business telephone when Shakey's hovlng ... It means he's been thinking .•• which, generally those gays pay attention to their p's and ~ 257-4651; 'residence 257·7278. q's and sorta ascertain,'before they make speaking, Is bad news for me ... but this HILL'$ PANCAKE HOUSEn George P. White, trustee. Address: Box a loan, that it's a good risk. i '?in...... •...... a· •.. ~ 3896 H.S., Ruidoso, N.M. Telephone 257· time, by jlnkies, Shakey'd been thlnldng along the lInas I agree with. YUp ... seems as thOUgh tbe SBA'Il be 4322. paying more attention to the quallty of the Benny Coulston, trustee. Address: Box "You know," Shakey opined, after he'd loans, than to the quantity ... and If this ~ MO:~~~ru: ~: 2108, Ruidoso, N.M. Business telephone first sipped at his glassa Ice tea . idea catches on, there's nothing but good LUNCHEON SPECIALS 257-5165; resld9nce 257-4685. "Them Congressmen ... and Senators . as wID result ... seems. :.;.~;::~ --~;';'. .~ ~. ~. _~...... "i ;';" ";>u " ','N.. ..•,.-' ",' •••.•.• ?' ,..-,. • ••••••••.. ••.•.•.• . '.'•• 0 Wo", as is always In a stew In Washington over RUIDOSO DOWNS TRUSTEES saving money ... they's missing the boat ON VETERANS' DAY '-', •...... ~ " ,_.'.•.•....•.•.•...... •. c.;., ·','C.··.'.'.'- .. '_.... " ;-,.:-~:.:':';. Y. , - . "',',', ...... ·.. ······.N.·.·,-.··-·········· ...... Norman Wheeler, mayor. Address: Box · .. what they oughtutdo, see, is change all November 11 that's Wednesday ... 467, Ruidoso Downs, N.M. 88346. Business them rules they !tot over how to dish out Is Veterans' Day and that'd be a good telephone 378-4780; residence 378-4596. welfare ••. and food stamps ... and them day to recall the words said by Theodore Lois Beavers, trustee. Address: Box 165, I • MONDAY: BEEF STEW other doles as thoseas getS 'em don't hsve Roosevelt: "A man who Is good enough to ••• _••«0" :.;•• ,...... • ••••.•.•• U.·b " 3.35 . ...' - . ,.. .. . Ruidoso Downs, N.M. Telephone 378-4784. It to work for. shed his blood for his country, Is good ~ . .. ,...... ".'. . -.. ,-_•... '.. Bob Power, trustee. Address: Box 4128, "Way I see It," Shakey was warming to enough to get a square deal afterward." H a.S., Ruidoso, N.M. Residence telephone his subject •.• "Is If'n our puhUc ser It wasn't for tbe war veterans ..• any war 378-4794. vants'd get going on some new laws about . .. It's a certainty that there'd be no ;,WED: CHICKEN/DUMPLING 3.35 Harrold Mansell, trustee. Address: Box these handouts ... like a law as says UnitedStates 'cause someone else'd be :~«:::::.'.,'. "';'." .. ; -:-;';'.' ,...... "'. '.' .,..,...... ~... . . '.'. 890, Ruidoso Downs, N.M. Residence everyone as Is gettln' that money, has to calling the shots for Instance ... if we :.~~ ~ "~"." :.~ ~~~;.,:-:~ ••••.•••• • ,...... •••• N" ~••••••' ••• .. ,' '••••,- '''.•~'.' ~'~""'" .~«<' ' ~.•." ".' '.' ..'..,.. . telephone 378-4714. work for It ... even If'n it was plckln' up hadn't fought Germany and Japan InWW \ Don Shaver, trustee, Box 3961 HollyWood all the'trash In one block In town fuJI time n ... we'd all be living under the heel of 3.3~}~ Station. · .• or keepln' the parks ship shape •.. tyranny ... and really have something to :THURSDAY: MEAT LOAF COUNTY COMMlSSIONERS whatever ..• why we'd all benefit from all gripe about ..• but couldn't do anything Ben L. Hall - Box 565, Ruidoso, N.M. this money asIs only benefitting those as Is about. • ...... •...... ,., .... ., 88345. Phone 257-2541. . getting It ... and It's costing us taxpayers Then tbere's the deal some veterans are Thomas P. "Cotton" McKnIght - Box a bundle, for which we get nothing." getting ... for instance those who served . 21, Picacho, N.M. 88343, Phone 853-4626. Then Shakey surprised me .•. all that In Nam . .. they have problems getting 3.35-. John A\len Hightower - Ancho' Route, talking musts parched his vocal chords medical care .•. not getting jobs they can '.'.. . ~ .••.•.:-. :';" ' ' ",' N.· ··~N.·.·"....·N'" .'.. • '.' '...... , '.".' ~~ ¥~'~ ~~.~ ~ Carrl2lYJlO, N.M. 88301, 643-2439. '. · .. 'eause he liP and sprung for a refill •.. do because they're handicapped ••. and •• •• he sipped, smacked his' lips, burped .•• ." ...... •.. , " '.'. ' '.'.'. It's tough for them to get IntoeducaUonai ~ .... . "Now I don't mean them follrs as Is real and rehabIDtation programs .•• and such sick •.• or can't work because they's thing Ilke that. disabled •.. or something ..• shouldn't Outside of a few people who enjoy .,SALAD- BREAD-TEA-COFFEE INCLUDED OUR TOY DEPARTMENT getwhale1ler theyget ••• butwhat Irks me fighting wars ... It's a cinch the main IS OPENI Is these here able bodied moOChers •.• body of veterans didn't want to be fighting Uvlng off the·fat of the land ••• they're the Lay Away Now While a war .•. oUrs ot the other guys .•• but ones as should have to do something good they did, and It helped provide the quaUty Selections Are Complete. for tbeir towiI for the free bucks. they get. of life we enjoy. . GO GAMBLES Yap, I think COngress could straJgbten this BRIEF BIT: Controlling discipline In mess out ••• the states could follow some schools atems from the fact teachers AND SAVEl through .. . why Uttering might disap" now can't attack the seat of the Pl'Oblem pear," ._• With II bard paddle ... CD '., ... "":" -,. -'"""I ".. '. -.. ~ - __ ~ ~--woIIII!~ ,...-."""""OIIlIIf"" ...,...... ,...... , -~ ..•• -.. .•.• • ~ -.. -.. - .•, ,...,....--, - ~ - . - ,.. .~ -~ ~ ~ - . - .'. ,- ...... " . •. Page 2"':" Ruidoso [N.M.} News Mondav, November 9, 1981 Experimental statistician works by the numbers • . , - In the beginning, he didn't think he As an outgro"jVth of those first services, talking about a classroom of students, a research objectives and limitations," he research. The tline to be flexible is before understanding our scientific motives, would he able to make a living as an ex the experimental statistics department cage of chickens or a plot of alfalfa, once said. Then they talk numbers-how much the design Is selected and the ex- became upset. They thought they had perimental statistician, so he majored In was formed In 1970. Today, the department we can translate them Into experimental land', how many animals and how much perlmental procedures are set, he said mistreated the clothes and were being agronomy. But today, Dr. Morris Flnkner is also the University Statistics Center. As units, they all have similar statistical money. To a certain extent, money Even when the design Is put into prac- punished, We had to use some psycology presides over a whole department of such, the services of the 15 faculty and problems," he said determines what can be accomplished. "If tlce, the statistician doesn't turn loose of on that project and reassure the girb they statisticians and sheeplsly admits he was staff members are available university The statistican begins working with the you try to do a large experiment too the project. His role then is to see that the hadn't donI! anything wrong," he said. ' wrong. wide just like the library or the computer researcher even before any research takes cheaply, and the reaults aren't relisble, design translates Into reality. For Finkner also has had to deal with "When I came here (New Meldco State center. place. "We can help more at that stsge then It wasn't worth spending any money example, what do you do if a heifer In a research that in the eyes ofthe researcher University) In 1952, I was called a Although he said today's researchers than at any other point. Minor revision on It at all," he said. breeding experiment dle/1? Flnlaler said If was a failure. "A reSearcher who has put a biometrician and worked as a consultane are more sophisticated, their research can lie made later on," he said, "but After deciding the ressarch objectives, the researcher and statistician allowed for lot of tender loving care into a research to researchers at the Agricultural Ex projects are more complex. Also, the changes always weaken a research the statistician helps the researcher select death loss In the experimental design, they project sometimes finds It a shocking periment Station," he said. Back then, original agricultural focus of the ex project." ' an experimental design. "Often two or ' might have a su\>stltute heifer and the revelation when he sees the final num- perimental statistics department has· three designs will work for an experiment, many researchers had litUe training In For both the researcher and the' experiment could be salvaged. bers," F'lnkner said. , wxperimental statistics so he helped them widened to Include disciplines such as it just depends on what yOU want to ac ' Once the research pata arecollected', the Blit he said negative results are'often as entomology, education and engineering. statistician, talk Is crucial. "We have to complish and the size of your budget." He two. talk again. Depending on the ex- important as positive results. "If a new design and Interpret their research understand each other In terms of projects. "It doesn't really matter whether we're said design selection is a crucial point In periment, the statistician can do as ,little chile variety is tested and conclusively as checking statistical terminology or as proves to be inferior, thatmay,be negative much as writing a compUter program and , Information for the researcher, but It's co-authoring the final research report. 'positive for the grower who is saveil the Even with all the planning'that goes Into expense and effort of growing a poor Agronomistseeks supersorghum a project, researchers still have to contend quality chile," lie said. • 'with human factors.' Finkner told of a . project testing the wearabillty of New "I've told iny experimental statistics "First you start with really good offspring crosses were sele,cted. Inherited earlier than their early flowering parents significantly more than'the locai variety Mexico wool in which the wool was used to students that when they set out to do parents," he says, sounding like a latter traits were recorded for the test crosses and 5.5. percent bloomed later. "The fact standard. All 17 averaged'eight to 12 in make jumpers. The jumpers were then research, they can't expect it to solve all day Dr. Spock. Dr. RalphFlnkner is not and their respective parents in seven that both positive and negative heterosis ' ches taller than the local standard. given to young girls at an orphanage to their problems. Research doesn't come talking about raising children but about different tests from 1976 to 1979. existed indicates that both early and late Flnkner plans to continue tesUng those wear. wrapped up like a ,ChrIstmas package, it's plant breeding experiments. In this case, Results 01 the heritability study showed hybrids could be developed from the In "When we selected some !unpers at not that predictable. It does 'have sur the precocious offspring are 382 hybrid that the trait for height was the easiest to breds," he said. An early maturing hybrid that show promise but admits that plant breeding becomes hard!!1' with each new random and asked that they be returned prlses, but you can't decide ahead of time sorghum plants selected fr~m 2,000 really inherit, registering 87.9 percent would be desirable In Colorado' and ' for evaluation, the younger girls, not what that surprise will be," he said good parent plants. heritability. Ranking second and third Nebraska while a late bloOI,ller would be generation. "The first research takes the Flnkner's first·objective In the sorghum were seed weight at.69.a percent and days sultable for production along the Gulf cream off the top and It becOmes more breeding test was tomeasure herltabillty, to half 'bloom at 58.9 percent. Coast. ' difficult to Improve what's already been or how well parent plants pass on certain The results also demonstrated that a The hybrids made a poor showing In done. It takes inore time, more effort and more moneyJ" he said. traits to their progeny. Second, he wanted negative correlation between one tralt'and moisture, seed size and weight compared to measure heterosis, or the percentage of another can exist. Heritability stays the ,to their parents. The offspring registered Persons Interested In "Qqantltative I-n-s-i-d-e the Outdoors offspring that had traits superior to those same, but the traits work against each heterosis of seven percent or less for these Genetic Studies of Plant and Seed of their best parent. other. "It's like driving against a head three traits. Characteristics inSorghum," Bulletin 687, Finkner, an agronomist with New wind, You're still registering the same In the final analysis, test hybrids must may obtain a copy from the county Ex by Gary Dollahon Mexico State University's Agricultural speed, but the wind prevents you from have a greater economic value than tension office or by writing the Bulletin Experiment Station, said some traits are actually going that fast," Flnlaler said. locally grown varieties. Of the sorghum Office, Box 3AI, Las Cruces, New Mexico Unless you hunters have done your game license number. inherited easier than others. "The ef Forexample, In selecting plants for high hybrids In this test, only 17 yielded 88003. homework, some of the season opening Needless to say, only very lew duckS, fectiveness of any trait depends on how yield, the protein percentages went down, dates may catch you by surprise. This is geese and crane are present In the Pecos heritable It Is," he said. "It's important and In selecting plants for high protein, particularly true If you are a goose, duck, Valley lit this time, but they have the habit that the plant breeder knows what yields went down. Negative correlations or crane hunter. of appearing "overnight" once bad progress he can expect through selective are discouraging, but Flnkner says Holloman's open house Goose season for our part of the state weather arrives. breeding." researchers just have to look for specific opens November 14 and will continue Dove season will re-open on November , Forexample, the traitfor high yield Is of lines where this doesn't happen. through February 14,1982. The bag limit Is 21 and run through December 20. The bag no use to a plant breeder unless thattrait is In the heterosis study, 43.5 percent of the planned November 14 five (5) geese per day, ten in possession, limit this year Is 12 per day with 24 In easily passed from one generation to the crosses outyielded their parents. '''Yleld is not, to Include more than two dark geese possession. next, Flnlaler said. the most important trait for sorghum and The public is Invited to attend Holloman mock-Up. used for "hands-on" training), per day nor more Ihan four dark geese In Pheasant season Is four days this year, Two traits of specl~J Interest to Flnkner heterosis for this trait is a good sign," he AIr Force Base's annual Open House on and drIll teams from the New Mexico possession. Also, no dark geese may be December 5 through 8, with three cocks were yield and protein. "If we could said. Saturday, November 14, from 11 a. m. until Milltary Institute In Roswell. taken after January 17, 1982. per day being the bag limit. develop a high yielding, high protein Two traits, plant height and head e1<" 4 p. m. There Is no admission charge. AIrcraft on displily will Include the F-86, The duck season for this area will The 1981 Prairie Chicken season runs sorghum, It would decrease the demand sertlon, which is the distance from the last 'The Open House will feature static F-4D, PQM-I02, F-16, F-l11, KC-I35, F-I0, continue through January 17, 1982. Again from December 12 through 14 with a bag for protein supplements In animal feeds in leaf on the stalk to the seed head, were displays of Tactical AIr Conunand air • C-12, and UH-l helicopter. Missiles will the bag linlit is based on the point system limit of three birds per day. the United States," he said. It also would easily passed from one generation to craft, an aerial demonstration of the F-15 also be exhibited. with ducks having llSslgned point-values. Quall hunters can get their exercise help raise the nutrition level In developing another. Both are Important traits for aircraft, speclal exhibits, music, food, and Other displays will Include a hangar These are: from November 21 through January 24, countries where sorghum ranks as the mechanical harvesting. The higher the entertainment. from the 4449th Mobility Support Canvasbacks , .. '""" .... ", .100 each 1981 while attempting to bag 15 per day. third largest cereal grain In the United head height andthe lower the leaves on the Inaddition to Captain Mike LSrkln of the Squadron, the space shutUe mock-up, a Redheads, hen mallards, Possession limit on quail is 30. States and the most important f grain stalk, the cleaner the grain will be when 49th Tactical Fighter Wing demonstrating test sled from the 6585th Test Group, Mexican-like ducks, wood ducks I encourage all hunters to obtain a copy in parts of Africa and Asia. it's combined. the capabilities of the F-15 "Eagle," there special automobiles, and aircraft engines. and hooded mergan~ers ",,,,,' ,70 each of the current New Mexico Game Bird Finkner began the experlmen A majority of the hybrids, 58.6 percent, will be an F-15 and T-38 fly-by. The International Space Hall of Fame In Teal, scaup, pintails, Proclamation and further review what I selecting seed samples from 2, were taller than their tallest parent. Ground demonstrations will Include Alamogordo will have a special exhibit, as gadwalls, shovelers, wigeon, and have discussed here. Payclose attention to dlvldual sorghum heads. The s Twenty-five percent of the plants showed remote-controlled airplanes, motorcycle will various contractors; and life support CODlDlon and red-breasted all the rules and regulations. were analyzed for size and prate' heterosis for head exsertion. safety, Space Shuttle "Columbia" rescue equipment will be displayed. The Military mergansers, ',.'., .. ,,,,,,,,,, ..10 each centages. From these parent pia Of the crosses, 11 percent bloomed procedures (using the Holloman shuttle Affiliated Radio System (MARS) will be exhibited by the 1877th Communications All other ducks.. ,,,,,,, .. , ..28 each Squadron. The dally bag limit has been reached Food Items available Include ham when the point value of the last bird taken, burgers, hot dogs, burritos, tostadas, when added to the sum of the point values Police activities Polish sausage, popcorn, cheeseburgers, of other birds already taken during the pastries and soft drinks. day, reaches or exceeds 100 points. COUSINS' Major Perry Davis of the 49th Tactical Possession limit for ducks is the ----..(;Q:;;b~""'q}9---- Fighter Wing is project officer for the maximum numher of birds that legaliy October 30 - Roy Seay, 626 First Road, Open House. He Is being assisted by Major could have been taken in two days. Black Forest, reported theft of one cord of Dennis McClure of the 479th Tactical Ducks and goose hunters at least 16 juniper firewood. Vaiue $85. Restaurant Jerry Dale's Training Wing and Major John Graham of years of age and older must have In ad October 31 - AIda Hobbs, 315 Mustang, the 49th TFW. dition to their small game license, a reported theft of television set, $250, and federal "Duck Stamp," obtainable from clothing, $50. Patio Bar ~ "'''''''''''''''' c.. '" .,,,, . "" ...... DANCE HALL .. any Post Office. October 31 - Perch Gazy reported theft Steaks Seafood Crane season continues through January from vehicle of Sears Craftsman tool box & SALOON Shop The Classifieds 31, 1981. Crane hunting is open only In the with assorted tools; red and white two HomE'madE' Soup.. And Dt>"t>rt,.; counties of Chaves, Curry, DeBaca, Eddy, gallon water jug; Coleman blue and white Dance To Live ~ ...... _ 'V' ...... _ ...... __...... Lea, Quay and Roosevelt. Bag limit is one gallon water jug; maroon tackle box. halian SpE'l'ialtiN< Country Western Music three per day, and the possession limit is Total vaiue $400. -_-.-._--_-.-.__-.--.-) six. November 1 - R. E. Hayes, 257 Spruce Wt>dnt>Hdu'y lhroufo!:h Sunduy Crane hunters must have; in addition to Drive, reported theft of 400 feet of lxllx8 Approprialt> J)rt>"" R..quirE'd (ChE'ryl Collt>n Bund) I : - -'" ..~. OLE I their small game license, a special crane cedar lumber and 350 feet of lxllX12 cedar permit. This permit Is free and can be lumber. Value $400. -----GQ:;;b'~q} ---4Q:;;'b~""eq}~-- I ' d obtained in person from any Game November 3 - Fern Gillbreath, I : .•, T'ACO I Department Office or by writing: The Starlight Road, reported three picture os'' Ij I Department of Game and Fish, Vlllagra windows and one glass door shot out. NEW HAPPY HOUR Kelley's Saloon Monduy Nifo!:hl I 'Mexican Food I Building, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87503. Damal!e $900. Football I To fat In Or Cam Out I Include your name, address, and small November 3 - Morgan Clough reported Spirits. Sports & Games Sunday Open At Noon Sundav-Thursdav I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• two windows on vehicle dlimaged by 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. I • • gunshots. Damage over $300. Big Screen TV For NFL Al'tion : Anticipate your needs. .. : November 4 - Thomas M. Clark Fridav-SGfurdav I reported theft from vehicle of gray Bt>er 81.00 I : Call us at 257-4001 to : ~ •.on Pilr·lll'r~ I 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. I Greenley tool box with double lock con HAPPY HOUR EVERY DAY Hotdo~ & Side I 319 Sudderth at the traffic light I : place your Want Ad! : struction and one and three fourth Inch ;'):00 - h::lO 3 Miles North On Hrghway 37 of Beans $1.00 ~~:'~ • • Ingersoll Rand air driven drill and l __,__ J •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• assorted tools. Total value $500. NATURE'S ALTERNATIVE TO BROOKS GATEWAY 66 THE HIGH COST OF UTILITIES'" At The "Y" & Sudderth WI NTERI ZATI ON, SPECIAL -Complete automotive repair -Engine winterization -Cudom exhaud -Oil changes -Sat DUE TO THE GREAT 40% FEDERAL CREDITS ONE STOP SHOP 2S~ 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE Dan Brooks RESPONSE TO OUR STATE REBATE 378·8270 GRAND OPENING SALE $200 FACTORV REBATE 257·4010 ,. 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Monday, November 9,1981 Ruidoso CN.M.l'News _ Page 3 • And, these prices are guaranteed 'til the end of the vear! • NESTLE'S SEMI-SWEET MRS. WRiGHT'S 12·0, 09 TOWN HOUSE Stuff'lng M'lx CORNBREAD SAVE 10' . Bo. $1 65 ~t\Ghoc. Morsels Pie Filling ~~~~~.:~~~:.c.~~~~~ ~2J~~ $1 Powdered Sugar eS ., 12.0z Bag Eagle Brand ~~~~~~.~~~~ '.t~; $1 19 C e SAVE 44' SAVE 99 king Powder CLABBER GiRL 10·0% 4g 9S $1 Ba SAVE 10·•••••.••••••Can 2·Lb Bag 36· e .. NEWM'IICNBl . STOVE TOP Baking Soda ~~~E~~~~.~~~ ~~~ 43 19 e Shortening ~~v'i1~~~ ~;~ .$4 ~~..~•./ Stuffing Mix Corn Starch ~~~~B ~~~ 55 Shortening ~~~sg~, ~~~ $2 39 II I 6·0z Box Mince Meat ~~~:6~~~.~ :j~~ $1 09 e Marshmallow ~~~~~6~~~:.~ ~j~: 5g ...... --" SAVE 79 C Sugar ~,M ~~~~~~~~.~ ~~~ 49~ 10· , BETIY CROCKER BAKER'S ANGEL FLAKE Cake Mix ~A~E':.~.'.~~:.·.~ '.~:~~: 71 e 'it CROWN COLONY 1.5-0, 7ge Food Color K SAVE 20' 51,. 'le BETTY CROCKER 15.5-0. $ 59 Cake Mix Coconut Cream P BOSTON, SAVE 10· Bo. 1 1S.5·0z Box Vanilla Extract ~:~r~ CO~~~.~ ':~I~ $ 09 35· Off Label 14·0z Can 1 Snack Mix ~Nrli,~~C.~~~ ~~~r $1 19 09 SAVE C Nutmeg g~~i"~.~.~~~~~ ~~7C~~ $1 SAVE $109 ~:J'E~~~~~~:~ ~~~: e 17· e 25° Frosting 8g Cinnamon ~~~i"ro.~.~~~~~ ~.~~~~ 7g Cookie Mix ~rvr2Y.~~.~.~7.~ ~~·~~: $1 98 "Spice CROWN COLONY PUMPKiN 1.25-0, 8ge 'ng Cake DUNCA~ HINES 18.5.0," PIE SAVE 10· 51'. m~~~.R:.~I.~.L.~.7~: ~~: e Puddl SAVE 17 Bo. 99 Pie Crust 7g GOLD MEDAL grvrllJ.~.~C.~~~ ~.~~: 35 NESTLE ~f~E ~~~.~.~T.·.~ ~~: Date Bar Mix $1 FIour 94e ' ~•.II 'i Flour 'M' MRS.WR/GHT'S $1 19 44 "t., •.•. ~~e~~·~.:~~~~ ~.~~~: Cookie Mix ~~~n·lt~~~~ '.~~~ '-\-- .. ' Coconut 51 'It .....,,-.'. 5·Lb Bag Browme IX ... Oat Raisin, Peanut Btr, Sugar OllI'URPOSE 14·0z Box AUNT JEMINA 10.5-0, e ...... ~rvrlX.~~.~~~~ ~'B~: 'eCake M'IX SAVE 6' ••••••.•...80. 8g Pie Crust Mix 75 e Coffe SAVE 19 e 9 ~~~~~R ~~:.... 15· $1 Flour ~~~J~~.~~~ j~~ 8g .,.:'''~:...s~ $1° Jiffy Cake Mix 3 For $1 BETIY CROCKER TOWN HOUSE 'le Shells Be/·air 2-<:1 85~ 69 P SAVE 4' 9-lnch Cookie Sheet ~:~~~g;.~~~i~~ E. $2 Frosting Cranberry Sauce Bulter ~~~r~D~~.: lc~: $}95 Ready to Serve 16.5·0z ~~~~~8.~ ~.~~~~ 59 16·0z Can Oblong Cake Pan $1 Cool Whip ~:rJ'ES2~~7 ~~~; 96~ ~~~SAVE ~:~i>~8..~.:.i ~: 69 19 Cookie Cutter Set .• $1 SAVE C 49 $1 49 Pillsbury Cookies ~t~~ e.ch $1 24· 5WEETHEART.88-CI 10· 'ng Cups Pkg. Reg 2for 79' •... 3 For$1 Bakl Bakers ~~~~4~.:~~~.~ ..c:.~.I.~.~ ~~~~ $1 19 99 39 'ltter BROMWELL TJN 5-Cup $1 . LUCERNE Cake Pan ~fr~E~~.:.~.R ~'~~~~ LUCERNE, FRESH S CRANK SAVE 50· £1 $1 , Flour , · e ' P' COMET $2 39 · ~~~~~~~.~~.: .~~;)Cream ~~~~P30· E. · Basting Brush Ea 8g Cheese MUffIn an ·• &~~~.~ ~._. Whipping Cream · 69 ( ... S·Oz Pkg . ·' BI ANCHOR 8ge ·• ~~~~~5..~~?~~:. ~:~~~~ ~~~~~~~ 5-inch 112 ·Plnt Ctn • Pie Plate $1 _~_.. S3~ MIxmg ow • ... S~~E • 99 'f:.,<.,-,'""'... ," ~~~~aD 99 • Cookie Sheet ~f~lIo E. $1 Rolling Pin E' $1 SAVE e •, , c SAVE 20' Wood.n 49 14· • Pie Pan ~fv~~~.~~~~ ...:~:: ·98 Spoon Set PROGRESSUS z·PI.c. 51 5s .. · .. · ·- .-.-- ·-.• ••• anda tittlebitmore. and ·-• .- • -• Eve -ng -...·• . youwant Many, Many .". froJll a store . . More! • •, ' .. .. . __ l~ .. · . ...-...t . --~-~-----~--,_._--_ .. Page 4- Ruidoso [N.M.] News Monday, November 9,1981 --- - ~ --~- - RUIDOSO TRAVEL I Now Located In You need allof the adjecUves of a wine merchant, to descrltie the PIN ETREE SQUARE uSlness, , virtues of aNATURAL LOG HOME. Numerous Stock Plans Ready. U PHONE you prefer, we wlll use your plan. nu8Iffie~~ontractors 8n~ M8~ 8n~ ~ro~ucts Call us, we are full of ideas. lI1ese Rrms Offer Rne services 257-7361 Natural Log Homes of NM, Inc. ... Box 534, Ruidoso, NM 88345 - -- BlII &Vei'Ba Allen 257·2776 W.5•. ATWOOD. BOOKKEEPING AND 'b .... TAX SERVICE U. Arrin~on· SAlUTE TO CHAMBER MEMBERS. . BOX 477 - RUIDOSO ~" miiamgu.rfeauei1tiM_.of~i~tD_ ~eneral ~ontractor ~. FREE ESrImTES ~.XPEAT"';:;. EXPERT GLASS tim memlm oftim _ vaty Cha*of.err» ~ -tommercial- Resi~ential- &BODYWORK COMPLETE • AUlOBODYREPAIRING ~ 20 Years Experience MASTER IN METALWORK • '; - SPEl;IALI5'ISIN - Re~airs - Metal Buil~ings~ AMEJlICANUVREIGNCAIlS P.O.Box791 1BLOCK OFF SUDDERTH GLASS WORK" Ruidoso, N.M. 88345 ' PHONE ON CARRIZO CANYON INSURANCE CLAIM'S 251·2403 257.7925 ROAD .HUGHES BODY SHOP J.C.II1IGIII:SO.arrIOpr,,~r ~"-.~,~ SIERRA MOUNTAIN AUTOMOTIVE SERV~N~; 1llF. ARM SINO: 1919 SERVICE LOCATEDON 1111'/ ~ATHOLL\'WOOO HOIIlOSODOWNS Printing &Rubber Stamps 'Co'llplete Transmission • IIAcross From Post Office" Overhaul '~ Business Cards-utterheads •Engine Tuneup &Complete Wedding Announcemenlll Brake Jobs WOOD WELDING Social Stationery 'Complete Line of Automo· ..~ ~-- LamJnat~ ...... _------..., Plastic . tive Repair SERVICE Address Labels-Da er PHONE 37B·4614 Xerox CtJles Dale Fugate New Steel in Stock I COMPLETE INE OF Next To Frank's Fruit Market RUBBER STAMPS Repair and Fabrication ONE DAY SERVICE ON STAMPS Highway 10 East, Ruidoso DOWDS CALL 25HUOl 378·4513 'Ornamentallron Work Z 'Portable Welding ,'Radiator Repair LLI L.H. (Pete) Wood DZ BIG AAUTO PARTS, located across Highway 70 is open six days aweek. Monday through Friday from the Hollywood Post Office, became a the store is open from 8to 5:30, and Saturdays ~Z member of the Chamber in June of this year. it's open from 8to 5. The store offers general Owned by Roy Whisenhunt (pictured here with auto and industrial parts. D·_ his wife Betty) the store has five employees and / REAMY DRILliNG GUARANTY COMPANY ~ ABSTRAa &TITL~· CO. SCHRAM ROTODRILL .' .. BOX 964-PHON E257·2091 OR 257·5054 EQUIPPED ~ RUIDOSO, NEW MEXICOBB345 , , • LICENSED • BONDED t, , ' LOCATED NEXT TO CABLEVISION . ; • INSURED I Owners: AI and Charlene Ward Kenneth Reamy ·driller flLLI Abstractor: Naila Sluder Phone 505·354·2470 ~- Hollis Cummins· portner ~ Z Phone 505·354·2219 ,. ,Evenings 505·354·2429 LLI Michael O. Stone, M.D., wishes to inform his patients that he P.O. Box 474 has changed his status at the Ruidoso Hondo Valley Hospital to CAPITAN, N.M. "Courtesy Staff." This will mean very little change, if any, in 88316 his approach to the practice ol medicine. He will still be ad· mitting patients to the hospital, have full emergency room privileges and availability, and full inpatient visiting hours. It is our pleasure to announce the continuation of our edu This change will permit Dr. Stone to devote more time to his cational series on Estate office practice and should shorten the waiting time in his office Planning, resuming October for patients with appointments. This will be aresult of his not having mandatory call at the emergency room. , 6and continuing October 13 TIMBERLINE MOTEL, owned and operated by day, seven days a week. The motel has color then every other Tuesday Catheryn Meek, became a member of the television with HBO in three rooms. It offers through February 2, 1982 at There will be adetailed explanation letter mailed out later Chamber two months ago, Located on Highway rooms with one to three beds. 9:00 p.m. on PBS, KENW this month in the office billing. Anyone else who wishes one 70 in Ruidoso Downs, the motel is open 24 hours a TV, Channel 3. We will be mailed to them may call 257·50B6 with their request. bringing together ateam of professional estate planners, consisting of an estate plan· ~ywood ning attorney, an account· .I ant, trust officers, and our 1/ selves as life insurance con· I: /) Cedar Shingles sultants, to inform you of I A::::--==.=-;=== f(~J changes in the tax laws and 257-4924 new methods available to as· Please. sist you in preventing Uncle directly behind Cablevision Sam from being your largest America is n0t'your ashtray. You Can't Beat Our Service beneficiary. 1(' since 1976 '-. The series will hypotheti· cally present atypical estate comparing the benefits of a properly planned estate ver sus the catastrophic effects /( of little or no planning. ) / ( U~e Tune in to the Don Criss, feel You',re ATree? , U, "YOU SHOU LD KNOW" .' II Show, November 10 and 24, and take advantage of this ~ot~ t~e ~rou w~~ valuable free information, I, Get feet on ntI Edward Hildebrandt and , /,-, Sylvan Gillespie, trusts and / ' / / t~e ~own eart~ ~rices~~ trustees, testamentory trust, / / to wills, how to avoid probate, living trusts, joint tenancy. I \ \ I \ / \ a"ertise~ ~ ~our this Is Ruidoso \ TIM WI &YVONNE FIDANIEL merc~ants. New York Life Insurance Company local 607 Security National Bank Building Roswell, New Mexico 88201 Bus. 623-7120 Res. 622-2813 SUPPORT THE TOWN THAT SUPPORTS YOU••• SOP .,", £111 . vfCJ APublic Service olThis Newspaper &The Advertising Council I RUIDOSO I to ' Page2 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News • The oVle ~MONDA" (NBC) MONDAY NiGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.• 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. "For ladlel Only'· (1981) Gregory Harrison, Lee Grant. When an CHANNEL2 - ESPNSatellite LSports) aspiring actor falls 10 take Broadway by slorm, he becomes a smash suCCess as a male exotic dancer. CHANNEL3 - KOAT Albuquerque [ABC] TUESDAY • (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T. - 8:00 CHANN EL 4 - KOB Albuquerque [NBC] PM C.S.T., M.S.T. "10" (1979) Bo Derek, Dudley Moore. Comedy about a middle CHANNEL5 - HBO Home Box Office aged pop music composer who falls head over heels In love with a nubile young blonde and makes a speclacle of himself while chas· ing her.. CHANNELl - WOR New York [Ind.] CHANNEL8- KSWS Roswell-Lubbock [NBC) JOHN DAVIDSON SHOW ; WHEELOFFORTUHE , CHANN EL 10 - KB 1M Roswell [CBS] I PHIlDONAHUESHOW ,, «daytime~ ESTREET ; PRICE IS FIGHT SHOW CHANNEL 12 -WGN Chicago [Ind.] • RlCHAfll) SIMMONS CHANNEL 13 - KNME Albuquerque [PBS) = ~m.ESTARS 1· LIFE 1· YOIJASK£DFORIT CHANNEL 15 - KGGM Albuquerque [CBS) 1o:a1 • FAMILYFEUD 4'_; PASSY«lRD PLUS 7 II CHANNEL 16 - CBN Religious 10, HEWMEXICOTOOAY 12 PHIl OONAHUE SHOW 13 MISTER ROGERS CHANNEL 17 - WTBS Atlanta [Ind.] I.'OS 15 • I:JI 16,~~E\W ,• 18: UPlOTHEJIHUTE , CHANNEL 18 - KOBC EI Paso [CBS] ,, 3.1 . RYAH'SHOPE • 4·: DOC1'ORS ~ lOlLI; YOUNGAHOTHERESTLESS CHANNEL 19 - KVIA EI Paso [ABC) 13 =r::}iW OOfIIlANi 16•lHENlHETY JlHUTE MCME , CHANN EL 20 - SPN Satellite [Ind.] " 2 SPORlSTALK ffiiUR.) ~ 3 1.. ALL MYQilDAEN , CHANNEL 21 - KLKK Albuquerque [Ind.] 4 I..~OFOUR~ 7 LEl'S MAKE AUI'No , 8 Networks and Stations reserve the right 12:=.m C8.1.Ell.OCK H , to change programming EDUCATIONAI.~ r 7:«i 13 7:31 15 Mi THEW -----~--- -'-I , ------.~-_ ,_.--~--~~,-~-----~-~-----~---_._~-, --- .. ..., .. - .. -~. ---_ , .... , • • • Ruidoso [N.M.' News - Page 3 Television Schedule For The Week Of Nov. 9 Through Nov. 15 · HEIlE'8LUCY • 2:!1 ,BACHELOR FATHER ~ BNIfEY III.1iR . SPEQAl1TUE.,FfI.) Granl, LOUIse Lasser. A young man comes to New 3.110 NEWS York City to become an actorl ~~! when he tails to • fll6S8MLEYllHOW 'fX=e Moundbuilders' ODYSSE't' explores flF~ lake Broadway by storm, he oecomes a smashing . 3:10 RATPATROL the hupe earthen mounds scallered throughout the success as amale exolic dancer. (2 hrs.) 3:15 JlKEIIOUGW centra United Slates Ihat were once believed 10 3.1l5 ~~alT LOOGRAHT 3:30 MORNN3SlP.ETCH have. been buill ~y, a .10sf civilization. (Closed· 3:30 AFTERSCHOOLSPEaAL nu:n.) HEWS •ANOTHER LFE ~~·fFo60mlns.) GIlUGAN'S ISlANDKFiii GREATPERFORMANCES t40 MRDATI.A& o=O~~~CiaIIFRI.) Iummer' Charity Royal, flaYed by Diane Lane, .. NEWSWATaf • HARJ'TOHART . confronts thl! challenges 0 sexual awakening and JOEfRANl(lMSHOW t:I5 ALL IfTHE FAlA.Y "ree Warriors' (M~N .• THUR.), 'Nikki, Wild peg 01 struggles to lind aplace lor herself in a grown,ull , UAA.". UI REMElllERwtEN: 1tEBIllS AND THE BEES T:heNorth' W'ridH 'TOby And The Koala' (WED.) ~rijthat embraces freedom and responsibility. (90 NEWS is exclusive HBO series continues wjth an IllIOS,I ~FOOTBAU.IBIEW examlnallOn 01 Ihe history 01 moralliy, trom the L'=VATA1IME m111.A.8Jf. rigors 01 Purilan ethics 10 Ihe relaxed at :iludes of 12 PlNKPANTHER Avmt litamajor Irom headquarters sparks rumors ~CENTER tcidUAuoe . 13 ~ANY thatlhe 40nth IS golng to be broken up to slaft anew 7 15 M.A.S,H. unit. JlllfSWAOGART a; THETONIGHTSHOW 19• LOYEBOAT 8:15 IJIIOHEYMATTERS TOPC1 TIE MOIlNI«i 10IM.A.S.H. ~ 17 BEVEII.VItl1JIIU.ES TOpics include lips on income lax savings, stock SUPER STA'OON FUN TIE 12 SATUflMYNlGHT 4.'. 2 a:L fOOlBAI.L: FROM THE 55 YAll) LItE investment ideas and money making in lIie money "'BAKKER 16, AHOlHERLfE I UlHma~ BUI.I.WN ...... - . .... "... '" $"...... -.. . - , e: Page 4 - Ruidoso [N.M.I News Television Schedule .For The Week Of Nov. 9 Through Nov. 15 ""&ch Dawn I DIe" 1. James Cagney, George thelf growmg awareness 01 each olher. IRated R) ,. EVENING Rail. Newspaperman, investigating a pollilcal 1102 mms.) championship boul, QUincy launches an In. - scandal, IS framed and sent to pnson, (2 hrs.) ; lEMS AHDCl.ARK vestlgatlon 1010 the doclor in charge. (Repeat) The 8..00 a=rAlX CBS LATE MOVIE MACHEILLEHRER REPORT SalOl: 'The ~cales 01 Justice' Four directors of a ~ DICK CAVETT SHOW ENTERTAINMENTTONIGHT groWing busrness conglomerate die from apparenl ues!: Actor Ian McKellen, ; TIC lAC DOUGH "eart altacks and the saint must delermine whether ~J=';181 Many Feldman. Louise Y«lRLDNEWS 7:Gl TOP RANK BOXING th.e~a~r~dence or murder. (Repeal) Lasser A monk IS appolnled 10 go oul Inlo the • JACKSENNY MORK ANDMN>Y oulslde world 10 find money for the monastery's 10:11 COLLEGE FOOTBAU ~pace-suiled Mork plays cnme fighter 10 win •VEGAS mortgage (Raled PGI197 mlns ) ; M.A.S.H. Mearth's respecl and Hies IOto an Olkan rage 10 a 11:05 o{DflAMA) ONHLHOCKEY TONIGHT SHOW seedy ~I,;_ . 11:31 GOlF: 1181 WORlD MATQt PLAY CH&U Ffew York Islanders vs Toronto Maple Leals 12 hrs , .u~~~ o twftRVALLEY . IP . nnr 30 mlOs I lrullng Harper Valley Hiph'S 25th class reunion, a RVEGAS . . : REAl PEOPLE ~ -(~ ..~ former school chum 0 both Siella and Cassie ~aslar·sludded.telethon featuring Muhammad Ali I MR.MERUK CoiitrIct" 1.James Cobur n, Lee Remick, amves and sweeps the latler oU her lee!, bullhere 10 raise lunds lor his triend, a former OlympiC • NAT10NAl GEOGRAPHIC SPEaA1. A hUed killer starts to have sell.(Joubts, when a IS a.!=.Q-'!lJllicalion. champion who was later cripplell, one 01 the en. 8:05 ~~ woman humanizes him. (2 hrs" JO mlOs) ; DlFF'rent STROKES tenamers sees. an opportunity to plot akidnapPlOg Ul MACNBL LEHRER REPORT I KNOTS lANDING a~d~o~~ , NEWS WlSTRATED DAILY , ',U~Ln • lEE OF RILEY ; MAGNUM, P.I. A~-i~'" MACNEIL LatRER REPORT • ~NEWSNlGHT\JfE agnum is Inlngued and Rick and TC are amused ~~ SteilI"1. Roben Powell, DaVid , ENTERT~MEHT TONIGHT 11:00 ~NEWSNlGHT\JfE when beautlflil Jennller Chapman rebulls Warner Remake oline classic Hitchcock mystery ; T1CTACDOUGH n~~~~ Magnum's overtures and makes It clear lhal she about aman who accidentally becomes involved In a r 7:00 COllEGE FOOTBAl.L much prefers the company 01 staid Hlggrns fo that 01 murder. (Rated PG) (87 mins.) ~~ LATE IIOYIE BACHELORFATHER r GREATEST AMERICAN HER:> cas any other man, (60 mlns,) . en an aulomatlc missile system goes haywire at • In ClnclOnall 'Tomado' A tornado hils C,n· 700CLUB 12.'00 . TOMOfIROWCOAST.TOmAST , the honds 01 an ultra-mililani general. Ralph and Bill Clnnall and only Jennifer, an expert at moulh to · MORK AND MINDY ~uests: Rocky Graziano, Art Buchwald: also, a Ron , Ma, ... J;I are summoned by lhe aliens 10 another moulh resescltahon, IS able to cope (Repeatl 1".31 ~ BEST Of THE WEST Hams vldeota~90 mins., eefle desert encounter and launched on a Iranhc 'Blume In Love' 1973 Stars George Segal. Susan aney's hIe takes a tumble when she tails ; ~fRAN SHOW r race II) halt the explOSive start 01 World War III 160 Anspach Two romantic If/angles collide when aman hopelessly In love wllh ahandsome stranger only 10 , s~e~t~~eX'WI,e' sallecllons learn Ihat he is an outlaw. ' , COMEDYTONlGHT , onRfu PEOflI.E n lEWIS ANOClARK 12:J1 SPORTS CENl£R , Areur.lon 01 the 19-45 crew ollhe USS LexlOglon, a • LOVEBOAT Tempers flare when Roscoe IS unable to compele 10 12:«1 NEWS prolll~ 01 guards at the lomb ollhe unknown soldier. 11:JJ I LOVE BOAT Ihe county rodeo because Stu decided 10 make hiS 1:00 TOP RANK DOXWG , opher lates the toughest deciSion 01 all when he {~ \\ , ana alook al agroup 01 Navalo Indians who devised "ding debul on Roscoe's lavonle horse. .. a sec rei code duftng World War II that was never learns thai hiS love alfall wllh agorgeous passenger ; G1MME ABREAK _., Oil CIbby" 1187 Sidney James, Kennelh r broken (60 mlns t could be talOted by her paSI. and two former boxers N1GHnYBUSlNESS REPORT Connor. Adventures of a taxi-(8b company owned r ; THE FACTS OF UFE step 1010 the ling lor alIolous rematch relereed by • BESTOF THE WEST by a man 10 compelltion wilh another local IIrm , I NURSE c:a~~;~ S:CXl BARNEY MlI..ER secrellyM!Q!1sored by his neglected wile, (2 hrs ) ,• ILLUSTRATED DAlLY car. stolen 25 years ago, IS lound 10 pertect can· MGtmlEAT . , ; MflMERUN BACt£lORfA-THER dillOn. IClos~ptIQ~eil; US.A ) , JACK BENNY .(1ltRlJ.ER) ,., c makes adouble 01 him sell so he can be 10 Iwo 11:35 o D1FP rent smoKES : NEWS ~Iaces at once, bullhe magic gels mlJed up and he IiTO BIIck" 1lla1 DenniS Chllstopher, LlOda KImberly gels a summer lOb modeling lor a 1:15 -(COMEDY) ueales hiS own eVil alter ego and almosl rurns hiS Kemdge Alonely film bull re-enacls gnr,ly murders depanmenf store and seems 0 be on her way 10 a 1:31 . NEWS Iflendshlp Wllh Leo Irom movIes to get revenge on Ihose who rejected career In Pans. (Closed-CSplioned: U,SA) -(DOCUMENT~ , . 700 ClUB Im Rated R 1102 mlOL LAn. NEWYORK AIaUl 81f1r1" ,. The vasl hOnlOnS 01 the , · GREATEST AMERICAN HEfI) 11:55 ; HIll STREET IlI.UES Alaskan Wilderness are explored. 12 hrs.) 1:Jl ; LOVE. SIDNEY 12:00 ' COAST· I JESSICA NOVAK BARNABYJONES I NIGHllYBUSINESS REPOOT ~uests Alan Carr IntervIews actors DaVid Nolten NEWS .lFEOFRlEY r ; WKRP IN CINCIHNAn and Miles 0' Keete Afso. MaJor General Mary Clark. NAT1ONALGEOGRAPHlCSPEQAL:ETOSHA 2:00 . NEWSWATQt , e stall undrgoes an Identlly CftSIS when Mr Ihe highest rankrng woman In Ihe US mllilary. ; KNOTS lAHlB3 • MY UllLEMAOOIE , Cdrlson and Jenmtel lake ovel Herb' Slob dUllng hiS discusses her tareer 190 mll\S I aren stands Vigil ovel Sid, who lies paralyzed In the 2:Z • BACHEUlRFATHER hospllallzatlon, and JOhnny changes hiS name 10 JOE FRANKLW SHOW hospital With afractured sprne resulllOg Irom a car 3:00 NEWS , aVOid haVing hiS bones broken 130 mlOS I ; NEWS aCCident. (Season Premiere: 60 mlns) · flOSS BAGLEYSHOW r a:oo flTHEFAU.GUY · OOMEDY TONGKT 1lARHE'f Ull.ER MISSION IMPOSSIBlE 5Tunlman Colt Seavers, whO moonlights as a Dounty 12:«l NEWS 8:15 -IWESTERNl'" 3:31 MORNING STRETCH r hunler tracks down Milton Box who has slolen 1:00 MCME ~SUSPfNSE.ORAMAI" ~Thi BuIleI" 1175 Gene Hackman, Candice MIKE DOUGLAS r millions In a computer Iraud scheme and lied 10 a 'Student Connection" 1WS Ray Milland. Sylva Bergen, In 1908. an endurance race across the • AHOlHERlEE seaSide resonln MeXICO 160 mlns I Kosclna The headmasler 01 a lashlonilble boy's badlands lor $2,000 pnze money draws a slrange 4;00 AlJ.-8TAR~ r [) THE FACTS OF UFE school hiles an assassm to kill hiS mIstress' crew 01 conlenders (2 hrs . t1mlns) , NEWSWATQt , hustland_l2_hrs ) FRAH~ An unwed mOlher and 10lmer Easlland sludenl 8:2Il ~NEWS JOE SHOW r leaves her baby With Mrs Garrell s gills bul when N1GKTBEAT 8:30 TAXI • U.s. A.... , she doesn I relurn 10 piCk up Ihe ,nlanl the girls • JACKBENHY . oure IS gteelul. Alex IS aghasl when Alex's allall NEWS become concerned ; NEWS With Ihe new wallress at Mana's IS complIcated by 4:211 NEWS r ~MOVJE -{SUSPEHSEl .. Ul SPORTS CENTER another SUitor, jC;losed-CSplioned. USA) 4:31 FNTH 2Il ~ 'Good Guys wear l3Iack" 1m ChUCk Norr,s · NEWS o GlMME}, BREAK 5:00 SPORlSCEHTER , James FranclSCUS Slinging adventure 01 poillical MOVJE~"USICAl.(X)M8)Y} ..~ Tlie chlellalls lor an old high school classmate JIMMY SWAGGART corruption al V,etnd'T1 scom bolt lines IRaled PGII96 'Naughty MarIetla" 11l'15 Jeanelle MacDonald, APPLE POUSHERS TOP aTHE MOflHING r mlns I Nelson Eddy A French Prrncess runs 011 10 SING OUT AMERICA 5:05 SUPERSTATIONFUHTJrlE ~ · QUINCY Amenca. and lalls In love With an IndJan scout 11 05 • TAXI 5:3l JIM BAKKER mlOSL , I SHANNON t.aI N BULlMOO.E NEWS • Uff OF RIlEY ugh Downs anchors thiS weekly magazlOe prollhng , V1rnw.t VETERAHS; AMATTER OF UFE AND 2:00 SPORTSTAlX noteworthy events 10 news. sCience and en· r TH · NEWSWATQt lenarnmenl (60 mlOS) ThiS special blOCk 01 programming Includes repons • MY UTTLE MAroIE n HillSTREET 81.UES ~ on 5er'tlcec relaled emOllonal problems, Ihe growmg .~~ER An efderly man. angered at Ihe decllOe of Ihe mulh· I percentage 01 vets In the prrson populations, and 1;3l raCial neighborhood and the launts 01 lhe cMdren. !wo programs 'Frank A Vietnam Veleran' and 3:Ul PBA BCMUNG: THE COlUMBIA OPEN shoots ali,spanlc youth and barncades himself In Warrrors Women NEWS hiS home, (50 mlOS) ma:JNURSE • OOSS BAGlEY SHOW BENNYHU When one 01 Ihe nurses al Granl Memonal IS ac· 115 lIKE DOUGlAS ;I NEWS 5:31 WBASE8AU. cused 01 giving a pal,enl the wrong medlcallon. 3:3l MORNING STRETCH MLLER Maly rrsks 'her career by trYing 10 clear the nurse's , ANOTHER lEE APPOIKlllENTMTH DESTIfi EVEHIMG e ulatlon 160 mms I 3:«i MlRLD AT LAOOE ; JESSICA NOVAK · niEFAllGUY 4:CO . HEWSWATQt n anonymous high school leenager calls Jessica 8:00 NHLHOCI [N~M.J Ruidoso News -PageS \ • • SIERRA BAKE SHOPPE COUSINS' RESTAURANT INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS OLE TACO 1308 Sudderth 31!' Sudderth AND PACKAGE STORE "New Mexico's Only 257-5040 • 257·7611 KELLEY'S SALOON Complete LuXUry Resort Facility" HAPPY HOUR ... At a Bakery? ... Ben and Luz Chavez prepare all their JERRY DALE'S OWned and Operated by delicious Mexican food fresh daily in the •..Why Not! Ray and Robbie Beardsley the Mescalero Apache Tribe invite you to join them from I to 4Tuesday 3Miles North on HighwaY 37 kitchen at Ole Taco. Their menu includes 3.5 miles South of Ruidoso both American and Mexican-style break through 8atruday for a 10c cup of coffee, a Phone 257·2950 OD the Homeland of "goodie" and some conversation in the An evening at Cousins' is a unique ex· fasts - huevos rancheros, chorizo with The Mescalero Apache Tribe eggs, and menudo. Also on the menu are coffee shop. . perience offering a wide range of en Phone 257.5141 Sierra Bake Shoppe, located on Sud tertainment. tacos, enchiladas, chiles rellenos, The Inn Qf the Mountain Gods provides guacamole, steak, burgers, and more. derth, across from Jackalope Square, is Dining in the restaurant, "Ruidoso's guests every amenity of luxury living, Ruidoso's only full line bakery, featuring oldest and most recommended," is a Hours are: Sunday through ThLU'sday, surrounded by 460,000 acres of unspoiled 10:30 am to 12:30 at night; Fridays and fresh baked pies and cakes, rolls, donuts, pleasure with courtesy and service just a forest. Spacious acconunodations offer a cookies and delicious breads. Hours 7 part of their outstanding offer. Menu Saturdays, 10:30 am· Wltil 3:00 in the fantastic view of the lake and Sierra morning. Call 257·5040 for carry-out or a.m.oS p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. selections include great steaks, seafood Blanca. Superb wining and dining will Closed Sunday. and all your favorites along with specialty delight the choosiest of gourmets with a ders. MANSELL'S DOSAMIGOS items. wide selection of wines and mixed drinks, Kelley's Saloon offers "spirits, sports fine steaks and seafood. In addition, it's CHAPARRAL LOUNGE Mexie'an Food Restaurant and games," with special bar prices Located In Upper Ruidoso the perfect place to be for your dancing Chaparral Motel, Ruidoso Downs , during early andlate happy hours. and listening pleasure. Guests will enjoy • Phone 318-4329 In 1>05t Office Block Jerry Dale's Dance Hall and Saloon is Phone 257-9978 swinuning, boating, fishing, golf, tennis, The Chaparral Lounge features some of. Cousins' newest addition and features horseback riding and everything else you the best bands in the Southwest for your If you are in the mood for the best Ruidoso's only bucking bull. And you can Mexican Food around, then Dos Amigos is wotJid expect from a complete resort. dancing pleasure and special low prices on dance to live country western music There are 52 RV spaces with 'water aner beer and mixed drinks. Harrold and the place to be. From tasty chalupas to Wednesday through Sunday on the electricity available. Also, enjQY skeet and Camille Mansell invite you to come out and rolled enchiladas, to burritos grandes, Dos "largest dance floor in the southwest." Amigos has it all. For the local people in a· . trap shooting ranges for the avid sport spend an evening with them - you'll enjoy hurry there are daily ltincheon specials sman. it! Open 4:00 p.m. daily. prepared in just a very short time. Open every day except Tuesday, Dos HOLIDAY INN Amigos takes pride in everything they ·CHISHOLM TRAIL in the serve and hopes you'll try their delicious " lunch or dinner cuisine very soon. RESTAURANT AND MON JEAU LOUNGE DIXI E CREAM DONUT SHOP spotlight H1~hway 70 At The loy" "Mouth Watering DeUghts" Phone 378-4051 Located Across From The Telephone Office The Chisholm Trail Restaurant in the Phone 257·5535 new Holiday Inn features a complete menu Dixie Cream Donut Shop offers the most for breakfast. lunch or dinner and they are taste tempting delights available in the open Monday thru Friday at 7 a.m. and Ruidoso area. From blueberry donuts, Saturday and Sunday at 6a.m. cream filled eclairs, to scrumptious cin Their new evening specialty is "Carne namon rolls, every bite is mouth watering. Asada," but you'll find aU your s~ndard Call in ahead of time for parties and favorites too! Selections from the wme hst order cakes Or large orders prepared to . complement your dinner or choose one of your specifications. The Dixie Cream the special after dinner drinks. The Mon Donut Shop opens early early for your Jeau Lounge features live entertainment convenience, so come by soon and enjoy all for your dancing and listening pleasure. their variations of goodies. Complete facilities for banquets, We are closed Tuesdays and at noon meetings, wedding recept~onsl etc. are other days. .also available at the Holiday Inn and arrangements may be made by contacting HILL'S PANCAKE HOUSE the sales director. 1611 Sudderth Drive Phone 257-4785 Lawrence and Terri Hill invite you to THE INNCREDIBLE enjoy one of their delicious pancake "Ruidoso's Best Kept Secret" specialties, or if you prefer they also have Reservations Suggested all your traditional favorites. Luncheon Phone 336-4312 specials are featured Monday thru Friday Nestled in the cool pines high above and include selections such as beef stew, Ruidoso in beautiful Alto Village, the Edith Wharton's ~'Summer" chicken and dumplings, meat loaf and lnncredible has fast become a favorite probes woman's lost innocence chicken strips. dining and cocktail choice. Along with a The rancake House is located at 1611 casual, intimate atmosphere, away from Edith Wharton, America's first Pulitzer Prize-winning woman novelist, and adaptations of two of her best-known Sudderth and is open Wednesday through the crowds and loud music, they offer works are the subjects of a three-part dramatic series on "Great Sunday from 6a.m. till :30 p.m. choices from the area's largest meriu. Performances" in November. The second 9O-mlnute drama in Prime Rib, steaks, veal specialties, the Edith Wharton trilogy is an adaptation of Mrs. Wharton's LILLIE'S RESTAURANT seafood and chicken are featured, along novel Summer, airing on "Great Performances," Monday. • "Everything Is Cooked With delicious meal topping deserts. November 9 over PBS. (Check local listings for time In your In Lillie's Kitchen" Live music is featured for your pleasure area.) The telecast stars Oiane Lane (pictured) as Charity Royall. Midtown Ruidoso in the bar. John Cullman as Lawyer Royall and Michael Ontkean as Lucius Phone 257·9455 serving from 5:30 p.m. daily. The Hamey. Enjoy a touch of old Mexico in midtown lnncredible - "Just a. little out of the Set in the New England village of North Dormer, "Sum ordinary - a little ways away." mer," written in a candid graphic style more familiar today than Ruidoso! Lillie's Restaurant Will give you in the Wharton era, is the story of a teenage girl's first pas the real south of the border feeling from sionate involvement with a young man and its unusual conse the Spanish decor to the delicious Quences. Charity Royall, the 17·year-old adoptive daughter of homemade Mexican food. . Lawyer Royall and his just-deceased wife Vinnie, leaves Open year around from 11 a.m. until 10 adolescence behind and becomes a mature woman within the p.m., Lillie's specializes in superb service short span of summer In the early 1900's. and a menu that features Guadalajara Charity's first emotional jolt is the discovery t.hat the widow green chili con queso, enchiladas and tacos ed Royall, who has loved her a child, now desires her as his along with sandwtches and steaks. wife. Then, working in the town's tiny library, she meets a hand. some young man, Lucius Hamey, who Is visiting his aunt, Miss T1NNI E'S SILVER DOLLAR Hiltchard (Edith Meiser), founder of "The HQnQrlus Hatchard "Where Time Turned Memorial Ubrary." Mutually attracted, Charity and Lucius develop a friendly relationship which shortly results in a. Back The Clock" ~Ian.destlne Tinnie, N.M. , love affair. . - At the end of his stay, Lucius leaves with a promise to return [U.S. 70/380 between Roswell & Ruidoso) and marry Charity. However, she SOOn learns that he is betroth. Phone 1-653-4425 ed to a young lady in nearby Nettleton and, almost Tinnie Mercantile Company takes you slmulta!lCOUSIy, Charity realizes that she is pregnant. The back to elegant, tum of the centurydining. bewildered girl first considers an abortion, then reconciles Leave the hectic world behind as you enjoy herself to having the baby and caring for it herself. Meanwhile, sizzling steaks, succulent lobster, tender lawyer Royall, keenly aware Of Charity's predicament and con. lamb chops or trout. All your favorite cemed fQr her well-being, continues his proposals of marriage. pr~entation spirits, including many new and exciting This special in the humanities from \ drinks, are served in opulent, authen WNETlThirteen, New York, is made possible by the National En tically appointed salons Of yesteryear. dowment for the Humanities, with additional support from EX XON, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and loCal pUblic Tinnie's Silver Dollar is open from 5:00 television stations. p.m. til 10 :30 p.m. daily. -- ... ~.• i •••...----__ •. - - -", . - _••••----.s------.a...-----.a-a.'-'.a--m-.....""..J a.S..i ""_zt_S;""itU""s:..ae",,'_Ji""'"__....,__=_,"'"__a ...... =__4- .....'...'-=-.---:----- • Page 6 - Ruidoso (N.M. \ News Television Schedule For The Week Of Nov. 9 Through Nov. 15 'Bloopers' specl,l, leatunng some 01 the tunnlest Willi a college prolessor while trying to help him valuable !!.~I!Q!!~J!.om an olP.llan!!9 girl. (2 hrs.) : A8IloTr AHDCOSTElLO IIubs and gools never If\lended lor public viewing. SlOp heartless land developers from klllmg baby ,: 1lLACK5TAR;" Tl£ NEWS tJI I CSSSPORJSSATUFIlAY DICk Clark ami hiS guests will present the unplanned seals (Ratf!'. P~Ji96_mms) SOULlRAtf break·ups and breakdowns 01 numerous slars and 110 fMI(ME-(~" tOll. ; CBSSPORJSSATUIIMY celebnltes (60 mlns! -''IIeyond A ReIIonibIe Doubt' 11111 Dana An nimal Olympians' The beauly. endurance and raw sc eduJed WBA LighfweiIlhl ChampionshiP bout g SHFS N08ODY'S BABY drews. Joan Fontaine Anovelist aglees to serve as powef ot ammals in Ihe wild are captured on film as between Claude Noel and 60nzalo Montellano. (oo !1osts Alan Aida and Marlo Thomas Irace the gumea pig lor a newspaper publJsl1er 10 prove Ihe NOVA juxlaposes Olympic athleles penorming leats progression 01 women's roles m 20th century fallacy 01 cllcumstanlral eVidence In murder cases which have parallels in lite animal kingdom wilh 3:00 ~NHIT? 1HE GflEATEST UNl?OlVED' Amenca (2 hrs.) ammals who are cllampions of grace and speed, : 11'SOffLYHUMAN NGHTIlEAT (~I~~.)(60 mins.1 Visual police lile 01 some of the grealest unsolved 10AUAS • JACK BENNY NEWS : NEWS I:Jl COllEGE FOOTBALl. PREVIEW cn==s . WASHt4GTON WEEK IfPfVlEW 1:05 ; SPIDER-MAN AND tlSAMAZIIG FflENDS ; THEDUKESOFHAlZARD 1:!1 ~= ; TARlAJf.lONE flANGER.ZOflIr) .. THE '=heMoundbuiJders' ODYSSEY explores sadie Hogg Day In Hazzard and DaiSy gels set up -(DOCUMENTARY) , the hupe earthen mounds scalle/ed Ihroughoutthe by Boss Hogg lor Ihe lob 01 Honorary County ~ICOU~ WIIh The UI1known" 1mNanalor Rod VOYNJElO THE OOTTOMOF THEW cenlra United States that were once believed to Treasurer dUfing Ihe lime the bank funds are to be Serling, Siory 01 three lully documenled super. 1O:GII SPORTSC9fTER PLUS have. been buill by. a .'loSI' civilization. (Closed· audited 160 mlnS I natural eve~ls concerOing a dealh prophesy, a NCMFOOTBALL Cajltloned: U.S.A.)(60mms.1 8:05 ~NEWS mysterious deep hole: and a chllllnglV beaulliul eams were not announced al p'ress lime. , TO BE ANNOUNCED ~ 8:15 MBA BASKETBAU ost. I 2hru __ .DAFFY-sPEEDY~MKN8CNEWS ta VAlli: LAO • .liwaukee Bucks vs New York Kfilcks (2 hrs , 45 1AOVENlUREl"~ NIRY MUSIC: AFI'.MIl.Y m~ ; GlJJGAN'SISl.ANO minS I ~lIomber" 1111 Errol Flynn. Fred MacMurray I!ammy Wynetle and Roger Miller host thIS lively YOU ASKED FOR IT . • Ul CFl FOOTBAll: FOOU THE 55 YARO UHE AVlabon 111m about expenmenlS 10 eliminate pilot Jamboree teaturing counlry muslc's most lamous tOll .(OOI:IEDY)" . ~ P STRIKE FORCE bla~~ES klnlOlk, "Ill E'YeI" 1.Don KnOlls. Tim Conway, Two a Chilling string 01 seemIngly, unrelated murders I.AMEFICAN STORY: THE IlEGIN«3 THROUGH bumbling American private eyes try to solve a l poses a deadly puzzle lor police captaIn Frank • I.JFE OF RILEY murrl~!.I!IY§~y'IQr SCotland Yard. (91 mins.j Murphy and hiS elite squad thai lakes on only Ihe 2:GI NHL HOQ(EY flACIH6·ffIOM AQIJADUCTPARK I loughest cases Stars RObert StaCk, OOllan • MY um£ IctARGIE 1t.30L~~ : THATNASIMU.E MUSIC ~ HdrewoOd Trlsh ~Oble IPremiere 00 mlns J 2:3) MOVIEiCOMEDY)" • TOIl AND JERRY COMEDY SHOW; If THE ISPORTSIGHT i rn WAll fTREET WEEK WITH LOUIS RUKEYSER AChlngeOfSeuOns" ,.Anthony HopkinS, So MUPPETSHOW • iTuest Jude Wan1iskl preSident and lounder 01 Derek A ml(jdle-aged couple decide 10 have a ffiMOVE -{ADYEHlUR8 ., NEW MEXICOOUTIlOORS ! I POlyconomiCS Inc and one 01 Ihe loundlng gurus romanllc Interlude wilh younger panners !Rated R) ~A1Ph1nbnIM" ,.Robert Fuller. Dan HASIMLLEOff THE OOAD L 01 supply Side economiCS (102 mlns I Duryea A million dollars In gold walts lor (wo ; DAU..AS WEEKlY I • SING OUT AMERICA • BACHELOR FATHER desperate men and a blond wildcat Ihrough a WRESTlJfG L • STRIKE FOACE 2:45 HEWS MARYTYLERMOOAE ~ tllousand miles 01 desertlleat 12I1rs.) i:OO NFl GAME OF THE WEEK 3:OD NEWS I.AMEFICAN STORY: 1t£BEGlftING THROUGH WlDKffGDOM 1, ~ · rrSOHLYHUMAN • OOSS BAGLEY SHOW ; NBCNEWS rbara Eden and Reggie Jackson co-host thtS Ul ' NEWSWATCH WOODPECKERANOmENOS 'CSSHEWS • mulll laceled people walchlng speCIal dealing With 1110 . TOIl AND JERRY ==BACKKOTTER l people speaklOg Ihell minds on mailers 01 deep ~~I~' Savage, Shannon . E.(AIMHTUII:)"~ l . . personal concern, predlCllons 01 how people Will 0' NeliA monsler Irom anOlher planetterrOflzes Ihe ShIeIdorFalwolIt" 115HonyCurtls. Janet POP GOES THE COUNTRY reacl in a CliSIS Shields and Yarnell show how art populallon, and ellons to deslroy II are almost If , SAHFOAD AHOSOH Leigh Aknighthood trainee learns hIS lalher was oj • IITlilaies Ii/e. and Allen Funt talks wllh kidS ,n a ImpoSSible. (00 mlns I noble blood and was wrongly accused 01 dIsloyalty 5:GO Sf'ORTSCENJER • hidden candid camera sllualton 160 m,ns I YKEOOUGLAS by an Earl who deSired to lake over the Ihrone (2 HEEHAW 0I:t0VlE ~ "'\II · ANOTHER LIE hrs) uesls: Faron Young. Sylvta. Chubby Wise. (60 • ~?eoPe' Mary Tyler Moore. TImOlhy mIOS.) . l 1. \WRlD ATLAFm ; FARM REPORT Hullon AChicago lamlly tfles to carryon aller Ihe 4 AT US · l}£IIl.ACKWOOO BR01lERS I; FATAUlERTj!f]:ENEWS lOOK • dealh ollhelr elaesl son If\ asailIng acclden!. Winner rr SYOUR IIlJSINESS ntN.THISSUES 7 IlENN't'HU ~ 01 lOur Academy Awards, Including Besl Plclure TO Be ANNOUNCED • SATUROAYATTHEWESTBItS 8; LAWRENCEWELKSHl1tV IRated R1 \2_h rS,4 m,ns I 11:05 IrI -.', -. -• --,--,.,-'.. .:::.. ,.o:c,:'.:::-o::.- .;..,.__~__.;;.;:.'.-;;,o-;'ii:sc"':i;i"i..··...... -=...··iilizs_T··ioIir_'·~·iiol.. tliiFliia_..'7..7•..=_Pblilin..n ..• ..- .,..._.-;;;;;;;;;.-...._ ------:-----~~ ------~ ------~----~_.- -- " , RUIdoso [N.M.l News - Page 7 Television Schedule Fo'r The Week Of Nov. 9 Through Nov.1S the car runs out of gas and the only tood they have 'A Like Alice' Aller a dangerous rescue ~~'te between them is ahall used sucker, . rown 8:00 BmOFTHEHFL llecret WllIIlOII" 1M2 mission Ihrough ll00ded rivers, Jean conquers Ihe · DUDLEY I)().flIGHT Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. Sherlock Holmes I..JWl8ARA MANDRELL AND THE MANDflELL outback. Noe.1 Wes to Australia to try once again 10 1l£KlNGISCOMHi combats Professor Moriart who kidnapped an in Win Jean's affection, (CloSed-Captioned; U.S.A.) (60 : IIBLEANSWERS venlorof anew bombsi hI. 90 mins.) ~~:t'$rs~T9jlYQrlandO, B.J, Thomas. (60 mins,) mms.) THENASHVJU.E PAlACE FAlrH211 stWNA110HAl LEAGUEGAME , 10'.31 ~~ USGF SINGLE ElIMINATION , THELESSON ~~J~~cinnali I CBSSATURDAY NlGHT MOVIE ~ ~ Bengals. MOVII!-(ADVEH1U~ ... : MIGHTY IN THE Ii'GeneIII DIed AI Dilm" 111 Gary Cooper, ~ ~~~arles 11:05 .(1lfWW . . .. Bronson, Hope Lange. 11:31 CFl FOCJTBAU: EASTERN C(IHFERENCe Madeleine Carroll. Amercenary falls in love with a Aman s wile and daughter are brutally attacked by 1:05 1M1J1t&STOOGES AND FRIENDS 1' ywhile baglijlg an Oriental warlord. (105 mlns.) Ihree muggers in theIr New York apartment He 1.15 l!k.eNauym FORUM; THREE SCORE; COMMUNRY : WALTDl8HEYPAESEHTS seeks revenge aller his wile dies and his daughter is ~~;~JacqUeline Bisset, Paul' eumbo' The story aboul a baby circus elephanf lell acatatomic mule. (2 hrs., 15mins.) U UNDEJIXlG whose sail·like pars enable him to become the , BULLWINKLE Newman. A volcano fhrealens a Hawaiian resort OSATUFIJAY NlGHTUVE hotel, IRated PGI (96mins.) world's only lIying pachyderm. (PI. I 01 a two-part I1oSI: Bernadelle Peiers. Guests; The Go Go'S. 7 : DAY OF IlISCOVEJl'f e Isode)(OO mlns.) l~ ','".:.1/ WIlECHURCHOFGOO ,NFL'81 • MAGGIE ~~;Wa Edward Fox, Terence 16• TO BE ANNOlINC MAGlCOF OlLPAIN'fWG 7:05 FOOTBALL SATURDAY Alexander, An international contract killer, for whom 18; DRAK PACK; IN THE NEWS I•COlI.£GE FOOTBAU 'II .,... MAKIt ALMHG polilical assassination has become an art. IS hired 10 1:45 12 WHAl'SNU? AfTiBHQQN' wedding rehearsal althe reslaurant is inlerrupted kill Charles de Gaulle. (2 hrs.. 30 mins.) 19•SOCIAL SECURITY by the groom when he announces he cannot marry KUNGFU 7:00 2 COllEGE FOOlBAI.l . l:l:Ol HEWUEXmSYJllHOHYORCHESlRA hiS inlended because he is still In love wilh Cassie. • THEHEJlTAGE~ 3 NAVAJO NATION REPORT : NAOOHAJ,. FOOTIIAU. LEAGUe GAME COME ON ALONG : COUNJRYTOP2lI 4 "T!" SWAGGART THE LAWMAKERS , MAKIt ALMHG 'AllCHEWS S .~."jl -(~ .. • TO BE AN a:ao THE LOVE BOAT J 10:45 GOLD 'FooIIn' hrNr4 1l1li Gary Busey. Annelle • POAQtIE IPlain StublRg considers marriage to a beautltul 11:00 i~"~ 0' Toole. A clumsy counlry bOy stumbles Ihrough 12:3) MOVIE -( •• woman: and an unscrupulous bUSinessman leaves WOlIdt CoIde" 11151 Richard Derr, Barbara hiS flrSI days al college until he meets a coed. 'A DIy AI The I 1837 Marx Brothers. hiS glrllnend on board with his shy partner. (00 Rush. When two heavenly bodies head in Earth's (Raled PG) (lJll rll!ns~) . Maureen O'Sullivan. To save a samtarlum Irom mlns.HGI<1~e 7 I Southwest VJcrofilre Go, 26Q1E, Yanrteli Boi 10054 . \ '~1 :)aro I Tx I '7999J Holland vying 25c PER COpy The for national NO, 56 IN OUR 36TH YEAR RUIDOSO, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO 88345 MOND,AY, NOVEMBER 16, 1981 scholarshlP DECISION MUST ~ MADE FRIDA( Ruidoso High School senior Jack Holland gained the honor of being the only Ruidoso student In recent years to qualify as a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist, Village may buy gas company As one of over 15,000 serniflnallst8ln the nation', Holland must compete through testing for one of 5,000 Merit Scholarships BY TIM PALMER natural gas, LP gas (60 percent propane- the pipeline,however, suggests the study." municipal ownership the fact that elected to be offered by the National Merlt Staff Writer 40 percent butane} and electricity are In the event that the trustees decide this officials must provide for adequate, timely . Scholarship Corporation In 1982, ' included in the study, "The moot readily week to 'pursue acqllisition of the gas rate increases to mainta.in aproper cash The acquisition and operation of the converted customer is the one currently company, Ruidoso voters will decide in a flow. ClSometimes this requires unusual Page 8 ~ Ruidoso IN.M.I News To qualify, Holland took part In the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude TesV Ruidoso Natural Gas Company by the using LP gas," the report states. special election whether to approve the political courage," the study ,stated, National Merit Scholarship Qualifying . Village of Ruidoso appears feasible and Construction of additional natural gas purchase. Sayner acknowledges the respon· Television Schedule For The Week Of Nov. 9 Through Nov. 15 Test (PSATINMSQT) in 1980, H~ score of practical,' according to engineer Willis E. distribution facUities for existing water Umholtz· notes in his study that the sibillties that purchase of the company 201 automatically placed him in the Umholtz. users would be aimed at making the stockholders of the company have ex· would place on present and future village EVENING 51mpson IS based.on Lady Flancls Donaldson's auth~rlzed biography 'Edward VIII', and stars Edwald Fox and semifinalist bracket. Umholtz was by the Ruidoso villaj,e's water and sewer customers Into pressed a willingness to accept village officials, but nonetheless he is inclined 6:00 FOOTBALL 100000EcooeRED Cynthia Hams, IClosed-Captloned: U.S,Al 160 To be a finalist, Holland' llIilst meet trustees to conduct afeasibillty study on gas customers as well. revenue bonds for 00 percent of the pur· toward making the buy, .mlns.) the proposed purchase of the utility by the' The fact that the village now ad- chase price. The report refers to this Ilbuilt III like to th!Jk that private enterprise anny IS trapped in ablazing bUilding wllh gang mm mAPPER JOHN, M.D. .several standards, Including being en members responSible lor selfing aseries 01 IlleS village. In the original franchise granted ministers those other utilities is seen by in sale of bonds" a$ a. "unique and most can do better," he said, "but I really think and leaYlng behind eVidence pOinling to arival gang Aconlroverslal 'cooperative care' program, lought dorsed and recommended for the w;~n~e lor by Trapper and Gonzo, bags aweird mixture 01 to the gas company, the village was ~ven Umholtz as a major plus, His report favorable situation (which) should result it can be done by the village in away that 0,1 amember. 160 minS.) lakers In ItS lirst lesl al San FranCISco Memonal, 160 scholarship by principal Tom Hansen, ~e mlns,j submitting records that demonstrate high the right of first refusal in the event the estimates that with numerous in some financing savings." will benefit the populace." Sleeler And The PllIsburgh Kid' Mean Joe , THEKlNGlSCOMlNG academic standing, substantiating high com~any was put up for sale by its administrative and clerical functions Trustee Frank Sayner explained that the Greene, lamed delenslVe tackle 01 the PllIsburgh ~ OPEHUP . Steelers, slars mIhls special based on Ihe award qualifying test scores with equivalent stockholders. being absorbed by village staff and benefit to the sellers is that an installment wmRlng Coke commercial The SlOry concerns a9 Ul AN EVENING ATTItE IMJOOV Donations for I equipemn~ be year old boy who learns aboul values,l, dIscipline and : EHTERTAlNMEHTTHlWEEK scores on another examination and sup According to the Umholtz study the the gas company could sale spread over the tenn of the bonds puts relationships when he IS adopted by llreene and the ~ rotdtrOOMEDY~ . plying a seU-description of his activities trustees need to make a dec~ion on successfully operated with bali of its them in afavorable tax situation, since SleelersJ60 I)1lnsl p~rsue ~ Thanksgiving 10:00 C«LEGE FOOTBALl. . and extra curricular accomplishments. whether to the acquisition by present staff. 'interest on municipal bonds t8J\ free. 11 by Joey sasso I SfANIlII«J IlXJM l*LY: SHEflOO(fIOUlES ,; 'NEWS November 20, because the gas company Acut of more than $200,000 in operating Sayner said that at this stage, he is In 1'Iieatlleal produthon laped al the Williamstown 1ADVENTU1M'ESTEIlH) II~ Holland was a defensive end for the CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: Jock Ewing will die in aSouth Thealre Feslival slamng Frank Langella. Sleven Warriors' football team until he Injured stockholders are meeting on that date. U costs for one year under village operation favor of the village acquiring the utility. C;OI~s~usan 'SlIver PJver!1 1148 Errol Flynn. Ann Shelldan meals sought American helicopter crash on CBS' "Dallas." Steve Clark Slory 01 agamblef srise to wealth and of his talt, 12 the ligaments in his knee early this season. ~ven a go ahead by the village, said is projected In the study, Umholtz cl~ He noted that if the company is purchased Kana~, who plays Ray Krebbs In the hil TV series, detail· hrs~ ,, The Ruidoso fire and Police Depart· I Alk:HEBUNKER'SPlACE In addition, he Is a member of the Umholtz, they will determine the asking directors' fees, telephone calls, billing by aprivate concern, probably at ahigher' ed Ihe plans to eliminate the character played by Jim IN S£AII:H OF... NEWS SKYLINE JACK HOLLAND price, costs, postage and computer time as costs price than ,the village's because of tax ments are cooperating in a program to SPORTSAMEPt,A Fellowship of ChrIstian Athletes, National Davis, who died earlier this year. "The characler stays lto~ UNN.~FOOJW Honor Society and the high schoolcboir, . .. Umholtz sees customer growth as the which could be reduced or eliminated. considerations, that concern would have a assure that needy families in tM village alive far 12 shows, goes on business to South America for ~;IlMINUTES . News correspondents Mike Wallace, Morley Names of the Ment Scholarship wmners key to successful operation of the utility by The Umholtz study also advocates greater base investment on which to earn will have agood Thanksgiving dinner, the government, and we have telephone calls and letters ltol0 MOVIE-«HIW.ERl'" Holland has applied to the University of Saler, Ed Bradley and Harry Reasoner are the on·3lr D To WI lit DenOis Chflslopher, Linda acr~ss the country will be released In the vil1age. He advocates a program, purchase by the village of a natural gas arate of return. This is the first year for the program, from him," Kanaly said. "Somebody will be lalking 10 him ~I~~ weekly news magazme 160 mlns/ Oklahoma where he plans to study pre IKerrrdge Alonely him bull re-enacls gnsly murders mp.~lcine. ~owed according to organizer Danny Garcia of April. should the village acquire the company, by transmission pipeline currently owned by Privately owned utilities are by on the phone and [thenl say, 'I just had atelephone call ,rooERED Irom movies 10 get revenge on lhose who relected the Fire Department. "We're going to get from Daddy He misses you all, He'll be coming home in tSl dlNEDAYATATlUE him lRaled RIl1D2 mms,) ...,,"""", which gas service would be extended to Capitan-earrlzozo Gas Association which the state Public Service Commission to ltolS WNEWS ~:;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:~.:·:.:'; .•·:·:.:·:·:·I:·:·:·:·:·:':':':':':';':':';';':':':':':':':':':';':':'i:j' hundreds of new customers as soon as carries gas into the Ruidoso system. This charge rates. which will assure them a everybody involved,II said Garcia, amonth or so.' This goes on until he finally crashes in a PEmE TO PEOPL£ ~MOYIE~SUSPEHSEl"\lI 7:00 SUNDAYIOOHTMlME It.3J :::1 possible' would allow the village to "d1rectly control certain rate of return on their investment, He noted that participation of local helicopter In South America." Was any thought given to I 'Ibo ~' 1m Charles Bronson. Jan· :;:; Wd d lose Encounte/s 01 The Thlfd Kind' 1m Slars Cloudcroft ~i1i jl~! p~ogram service clubs and Boy Scouts ~ being letting anolher actor play Ihe character? "We would all RIChard Dreyluss. Ten Garr Apower hne repairman Michael Vlncenl The slory 01 a prolesslonal enes ay The calls for a $400,000 con· the source of supply of natural gas for its Sayner said. He noted that municipalities have been Insulted If they had recast the role," Kanaly .assasSin and Ihe youlh he Iralns 10 take hiS place (2 ':~:~ , ;;:; struction project and .an advertising residents," the report states. are not governed by the Public Service sought. Donations of food are being ac IS caught up In aUFO mystery lhat culminates when hrs ,15 mlns) he wilnesses the arfl~al 01 ahens Irom ouler space ~~~1 pr~~am ac~ordlng cepted now, Garcia said. The food wllJ then said. "You can't replace an aclor like thaL" EVENINGATTHEItIR escape ramp :f:: to publicize natural gas as ail The federal Department of Housing and Commission, to attorneys who IJ hrs IIClosedoCaphoned USA I Coffee Cart IMME -{COMEDY.fllMANCEl'"\l1 ~::: :::: effiCIent fuel. Urban Development Is the bondholder on have advised him, and are therefore free be distributed before Thanksgiving. OCHIPa A001be $IWlIDkf11~ Marilyn Monroe, rv BACKSTAGE Psychologists fear that the return to ex· Anll~ Ihe elCllemenl olspht·second aeflal slunts by I j~: ~:~i liThe major thrust of system expansion the pipeline. Umholtz states that if the to set their own rates. Food donations should be taken to the cesslve Violence on the new prime-time television shows daung aYlalO/S al an mternatlonal air show. ollicers Laurence OliVier A saucy Amellcan showglll IS :~: main fire station in midtown, Garcia said. lomanced In London by lorelgn nobleman l2 hrs .30 lOOrk started The Wednesday Coffee cart, :;:: would be to attract existing residents that existing bonds, which carry afour percent Thus, said Sayner I Ruidoso natural gas thiS fall Will resull In Increased paranoia among Ihe elder· Baker and Poncherello discover Ihat an elaborate mlnS) He suggested canned foods, but added that robbery IS laking place wllhln Ylew 01 the speclalorS. Slate Highway Department crews are ;::: sponsored by the Chamber of :;:: are adjacent to existing gas lines but who interest rate, can be assumed by the consumers should benefit from lower rates Iy, overly aggressive children and more unruly Juvenile and one 01 Ihe masterminds IS Ballcza's beauhlul AlJASSMrTHMlDJOIlES ~~~j ~i~! perishable foods are also acceptable. I ~ · working on improving two escape ramps Commerce so the public can are not using natural gas," the report village, a significant long tenn savings over the long tenn if the vl!l.age owns the delinQuenls The new fall TV line-up is more violent than ex,liance 160 mlns, IMME -{MYSTERY/" Further infonnation ~ available by olllle R\YI ,.Paul Robeson, Leshe for trucks on Highway 82, west of Cloud· :;:: meet' Chamber ofilcers and :::: reads. will result. The decision to acquire the gas utility. ever before, the experts say. There are no new "Jiggle" SUNDAYNKlHT AT THE MOYES eBanks An ollicer 01 the liver palrollracks down calling 257-4550. ~ii~ ~~~~ ·I AUCE directors, will be from 9.10:30 Comparisons of heating costs with company should not rest on acquisition of Umholtz notes as a disadvantaRe of those seekIng 10 break the law and Sbrrtng up croft. shows like "Three's Company" The networks are replac· LAWRENCEMLKSIVN II '.11 reb=~aliYellibeS IOOmms I :::: am at· :::: ing sex With Violence, They have recycled old law and U.S. CHIOlICl.E I Project manager Tom Dick said that :::: ..,. :.:: ural Cnme Shadow on the Land' ThiS program H ~ order shows and stars like Mike Connors in "Today's crews will be working on both ramps « ~ IlOOkS al the growth 01 c,lIzens watch groups IR ;C8SNEWS FBI." James ArneM as acity cop and James Gamer as '~NEWS during the day, but that they will be open :::: NOB HILL SCHO OL :;:; ISolated areas as a reac1Jon to the oulbreak 01 ~ ~~ "BreI Maverick" If you add 10 Ihatlist Ihree new cop vlolenl Clime It.45 :tXlMEDYSHOP nights for use in emergencies. :;:: CAFETERL\ :::: •UTEP FOOTBALLSHCfN ~ ~ series, you can bet there will be lots of bullels flying this ,AfQllEBUNKmSPlACE Rebuilding, Dick said, is scheduled for » ~ , ElDNTIWL 11:15 ;MOVIE ,0IWAA11II* « ~ fall And experts on the Impact of teleVISion violence on Mr. QlkWI ,. Roberl Oonal. Greer completion in late February, 1982. .::::.::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::~:::::::::::~::::;:;:::::::::;:~::~ . SUNllAYIOOHTt.«ME Garson lory 01 an English schoolleacher. hiS lise Post office boxes needed the population are worned 7:C6 ATI.AHre aTY Al.JVE 10 headmasler and the tragedies and 10Ys thaI 7:33 THE I'«ROTOIMm1N ;-~~ , Roberts, postmaster. TV CLOSEUP" 'Dr Who,' louched hiS lile 12 hrs , need acompletely new building and that '''~'m!r s:::r~=~r re::~.slreet delivery for Ruidoso Howe~er, most of the year, all BOO boxes SSC· TV's amazing sCI·1i ~~LAff~m [. could cost three or four million dollars," i niles'~~.Gene Siskel and ROQer Ebert leYleW lhe 11:33 arefllleu, especially during racing season, , series of 172 half· hours, , 'donkey MISSion 1981 Stars Robe~ Blake Joe ~ "olio r~'·'·~" ,~.Jr.o:')j~,,,,*~.-:". ".• ,"~, ...... ,~~l envision any problems with Gradine said. Ialest II/ms, InCluding 'Chanel' Ihe InSide story 01 rM .'. canl "We feel when the sewer is connected in whIch has been a hit In r ' lhe lamous lashlon deSigner. 'Halloween 2, the Dancer a rugged pllvate eye, elecules an , "f ~..,~r.:';(\<~ The increasing influx of people into street delivel1' except maybe for some ''It's afair·sized post office. We have a IngeniOuS lewel helsi al awell·protected museum to l,)::' sequel 10 Ihe hOrror claSSIC. and 'Pllesl 01 Love.' Ihe good location if we were big enough to the spring, this area will really explode England for over 18 years relurn apnceless gem lhal was stolen Irom agroup , !: ~J ': Ruidoso can mean more prof!ts to those snow," Gradine said. He also said he has 10r 010 HLclwrenceand his Wile, Flleda t' -t with businesses. Several properties here and now playing In 30 coun· 01 we;Europeans durmg \WIll IRepeal. 2hrs , (f" : Y1'Jc involved in restaurant bUSiness, real already discussed the idea with vil1age handle the population," Gradlne said. .ONEDAYATAlIlE t,i; ~'lSCai are planned for business'" Roberts said. tiles around the globe, has iances lor saving Julie and Max's marnage seem ~. LEOHARO~ASS ~~~~~\.·~I" ~ ~a u: estate, clothing stores and gas stations, to personnel who said they would cooperate year ending October 2, 198L been sold In 11 more US bleak. even aller Ihe usually non·meddlesome Ann ,", Ruidoso Post Office totalled nearly With all of the expansion, the load on the ', B.WlABY~ES j' \~'\~\, J ~WI>~ t name a few. But, (or the United States by keeping roads plowed during the markets," announced lums Inlerloper and Ihe newly depressed Julie . t. post office will also increase. IIWe don't becomes gleelul over news Ihal could aller Ihe 11:! HEPBURNANDTRAC1 , ~"~t'1iJi~~,t\~ .~. t rJ~'" Postal Service that influx makes the winter. Certain criteria must be met $430,000 revenue. Wynn N8than, President of ocumenlary study 01 lhe relationship between . mind, though. We're here to serve the . lulule ollhe enlile lallllly IConcluslonl IKalhallne H'epburn and Spencer Tracy, Including j, . f/!'? \tl ft;~ postal empIoy<~ jobs - d1flieult when beforea !own may go to the street delivery Llonheart TeleVISion CXlUPl1TEIl Similar crowding probleIruJ exist at the m.D clips olthel! lilms logether ~';" ~'.' .~ L,d~~ people," Roberts said. ' Wa~ ~ . SUNDAYItlHTATTHEUOYES , \1.' trying to provide service to the residents. system, according to Gradlne. For CBS newsman Mike ~ IiOOT t~ .,;~,) Alto Post Office, but on a smaller scale, Since 1968, Roberts said boxes have been orth Dallas Forty Aballered Wide receIver Irles 10 ttl0U1~ ~"I\lI A ' , .} h ,,-,I'"';:: . lithe town is growing so fast. Everyone example, houses must be numbered and lace says a TV InterYIewer cope wdh keeping 11110 play by laking pdls 10 klilihe i According to Marie Bums, postmaster, all added about three times to the building. ~i ~,J needs "fresh eyes." ThaI, conSlanl pain. calm Ihe nerves and keep Ihe 1m John Wayne. Forrest Tucker A f" 1:' ,!' " 't: IS aware of this, except the Postal Ser· all of the streets must be labled by asign. 292 callie baron meets Billy Ihe Kid and logether they ~,~<.!., ~"'l boxes at the Alto Post Office are Their next move is to remodel the post Wallace explaInS, IS a"kind adlenalln 1I0wJng 12 hrs I ICIOSed-Caplioned 1 . vice," said Elwood Gradine, postmaster ClWe've met 90 percent of the criteria. I1ghllhe lown IlOss and hiS corrupllaw olhcers who .~ rented. office and put in 400 additional boxes. J n of Innocence, a Willingness Dr. Who 13klR~Jotncoln .\ ] .,' '1 for Ruidoso and the Hollywood Station. I've done all the footwork, Gradine said. pran on Counly 12 hrs I I IIWe're on the list to receive 124 or 126 Roberts projects this may happen within to learn, to hear something new, to respond spon· U,S,\tr:=o. I \' \ Ruidoso's main post office branch III anticipate something will happen in the new boxes," Bums said. She expects to fill taneously, to surpnsed, 10 take chances." Who has l~:rNEWS . houses 2,338 boxes while the Hollywood next six to eight months." But for now, the next year. be NEWS 1:(0 SPOI\IS CENTER them soon after they arrive. fresh eyes? Barbara WaRers, DIck Cavett, BID Moyers, telA MOVIE -{SUSPEHSEJ·I station is equipped with 816 for atotal of those residents who are unable to obtain a When aperson rents apost office box, it rtlSIS In Ihe Lab' NOVA Inlroduces the pioneers ~'1f71 IIThere lire a lot of people wanting Phil Donahue and Johnny Carson ',. Despite his ef iwho use compulers and lasers to create an el Mark Leonard, John Russell 3,154 boxes to serve acommunitY of all" post office box must use general delivery is for aone-year period. Prices for the boxes. There's lots of comtructlon com· forts to remain a detached professional journalist, Ted Iraordlnary array 01 strange, elclhng new art lorms Asuspenseful adventure 01 espionage, IOternahonal proximately 4,200 residents, according to service. Gradine says there are about 200 _daed assasslnalio~ 12 hrs I panles building new condominiums here boxes range from $5-$12 depending on the Koppel has become asex symbol. He has joined the likes ICIOS~~rned USA 1160 mlns I the most recent census coonts. people using the general delivery address this box size. Several part·time residents of of Erik Estrada, Tom Selleck and even Tom Brokaw, ~ ~ and people are retiring in area/' I nOt 100 thrilled when hiS IImld and shy COUSin I:! LCFL • EASTElW III notified Roswell (district Post Office who would rent abox one was available. Burns said. Ruidoso maintain apost office box year· That's the nature of TV-It makes stars of everyone, from Wendell shows up lor atwo week VlSJ!, bul Vera has headquarters) four years ago that we round so they may be assured of a box actor 10 newsman Koppel, ot course, is the anchor tor another reacltOn NEWS When postal employees receive mail for Currently, Burns' serves about 15-20 00MEON~ 2:00 ' NBATCH would need more boxes," Gradlne said. when they are living in the area, ABC News "Nighlline," the lale-news program that com· tlO NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL HGHUlHTS a~tomer in care of general delivery, it is customers with the general delivery peles with Johnny Carson and reruns for bedtime a:alNEWS "force vs Notre Dame 12 hrs ,10 mms I And today he's still waiting. system. "There's lots of new homes going The three area post offices agreed that ~ I filed alphabetically in boxes behind the &3l 6GOO r;18l Marty Feldman, LOUise RATPATIrJI. Also in that four year time period, up and those people want abox. I'm sure growth of population and the fluctuation of Viewers fJ.s far as talk of being anything bUI anewsman, Jff: 3:(0 HEWS counter. When someone wants to pick up Koppel says laughingly, "ObViously, II'S very gratifying," Lasser Amonk IS appolnled 10 go oullnlO Ihe Gradine has attempted to have sub I'll fill the boxes up as soon as I get them," that population, pose the biggest problems outSide wo~d to hnd money lor t~e monastery' 5 MISSOlIlOSSlBLE their general delivery mall, they must fV COID\llOQ IUVICtL INC 3:31 I.lOIltMSlREl'Qi stations set up in acouple of local stores, with which they must deal. ~;=mlns) request it at the counter during regular Burns said. •ANOTHER lfE however, his plan has never met with The Ruidoso Downs Post Office suffers lilt's expensive to pay 20 cents for a wrher Shol at anew career in Cinders. Florence too TEHNlS:¥«;TIMTATOW. approval from his superiors. In addition, business hours. letter, but people elsewhere are getting , NEWSWATCH POSTAL EMPLOYEE .steven Mallet handles some of the large the the same ailments as do the other area enthUSiastically relums to the Jellersons' JOE~SHCff he has asked for a station on Mechem Gradine said present post office better service for the same price. We'd household, expecllng her old lob back, on1r to hnd amounts of mail that pass through the Ruidoso Post Office. Also could not accommodate more boxes post offices, though they currently have a lhal her shoes have been1llled lConcluslon .U.s'U. Drive. few open boxes, according to Shirlene love to give better service," Gradlne said. .~ MlXEAl9lSKIH NEWS sorting mail is Larry Frost in the background. Gradine's main push, however, is to without expanding. "For expansion, we'd ~ SPORlSCEHTER t!NEWS PAIILlmAM t! FAlTH2D : ,NEWS 5:Gl SPOI\IS CENTER I«;FU JlUMYSWAGGART ~nEATRE TOPa THEMClIIM dward and Mrs SImpson The ulUe Pnnce' ThiS 5:UI SUPEJlSTATXlNFUNTIME Summer Festival set dramatIC reconSlluchon 01 the events leadlnQ 10 5:J1l1lAKKEIl 8-9 BtlLLWIlKLE Madrigal Feast December King Edward's abdlealiOn aM nls marralge to W'alhs The 1982 Summer Festival, featuring the artists, including Victor Borge, Phyllis :~t~::·;,::':·::~:::·~:·:::;.:z:mW~.MWM:~gkt~ NETWORKS AND STAlllHS ~ THE RGHT Texas Little Symphony, of the Fort Worth, Diller and Sharil£wls. The first rehearsal of amadrigal choir, TOMAKE_es Texas, Symphony orChestra, will be The Festival recently named Robert whose fifteen members will lend their ~ TV COMDULOG SERVICES. INC presented June 8-15\ 19B2, Festival director Dyer, Richard Cothrun, Dorothy Kimsey, t: DIXIE CREAM I voices to the 1981 production of Madrigal RUIDOSO RADIO AT 1360Khz Ann Denton announced Friday. Jeanie Whitwam, Sally Avery and Lloyd DONUT SHOP Davis Jr., as directors to serve with Feast, was held Tuesday evening at the WITH Scrumptious Blueberry, Ruidoso Public Library. Comprised en· , Cream, Glazed The Festival has included formal con· holdover directors Ann Denton, Jackie tirely of area talent, the chorus will be certs in the Ruidoso Downs S~es Arena, Spencer, Alton Lane, Martha Feather· • A. P. NEWS ON THE HOUR &MuchMore under the direction of Churchill Cooke, 257-5535 outdoor concerts featuring semi-elassical, stone, Linda Swalander and Alicia Car· director of music for Capitan Schools. •ANICE VARIETY OF MUSIC We Close At Noon .popular and jazz numbers, and guest penter. Choir members are: Sopranos-Carla [Closed Tuesdavs] Grover, Cindy Higginbotham, ~arol Kung • 'TIL SUNSET EVERY DAY Sudderth Across From and Lyrm Vincent; Altos-Pat Morrison, J: Telephone CO. H~ Carolyn Sawyer, Helen Vincent and Mary ;.;.. •• •• • •• • •• •• J. • ~ • .:.; :::::.:.:.:.:::.~.:.,~.~.~::.:.:.:.~.:.:.:.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.::~':':'~':~:j:::'~':'~.~'~'~::':':':':I:'::::::~ Watts; Tenors-John Andrews, Rick Higginbotham, Rex Skellett and Jerry ~K'u!~ Schopper and Basses-Churchill Cooke, ,~~I ' Jack Fowler and Harry Sawyer. Ac- companist is Sue Vinsant. Madrigal director, Carla Grover, Friday said aIIYe Olde English" type comedy about sununer and winter, h~roes and heroines-with "Ruidoso color and some political overtones"~ will be performed by a mummers players group. Players are: Carla and Denny Grover, Toby O'Neil, Dan Barrows, Carl Morl, Dick )'~ Reeves, Jane Spall, Donna Buss and Steve Jentsen. TJrls year's Lord and Lady will be Ed and Mimi Jungbluth, The Lord and Lady's guests will be Gordon and Sue Snidow. The choir and players will perform on two separate evenings, December 8and 9, 7p,m" at the Inn of the Mountain Gods, , The cost of tickets for ~mber 8, Wine and Wassail Night, Is $10 per person. December 9, Feast Nlgh~ the taO. per GETTING SET for the upcoming Trashathon Is Boy Scout Randy , ticket will Include abuffet dinner, with an Craft of Troop 107. Tne Trashathon is acombination community entree of whole, roasted, decora~d pigs cleanup prOject and.tropp fund raiser, Scoutmaster Bill Streeter and whole, broiled legs of lantb, MADRIGAL CHOiR MSMBERS costumed tor Mountain Gods, Members are, left to right, Lynn explained, The scouts are n~w·taklng pledges of so many cents for Pro~ds from Madrlgal Feast go to the Renaissance style production Madrigal Feast, Vincent, Carol Kung, Pat Morrison and Carla each pound of trash~1CKed up. The pickup will start December 5, Libtary~ sponsors, of the annual holl~ay Grover. ' festiVity, . scheduled for December 8 and 9 at Inn of Streeter said.