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II undreds of Hkit'J'H CalIIt' to town augllral \\t·t'kt·I1d WIth 1,700 skierH with lot.~ of pt>ople in town and few over the weekend to takf' ad on Uw ...dopt·~ (,nd more (·xpedt.·d probl(>JI1~," R:ud HuidoRO Police vantage of Ski Apadw's early open this wt'(·k Chief Richard Swenor. ing. The visitorn, many frolll Ii:} Ski <:otHillHiIlH n'maUl good aH Over the bURy weekend, police Paso and Mexico, were a wdcouw the ski area c()lltinue~ :-lnowmaking responded to only a couple of minur start to the holiday season for in pn'paration for a bURy Ruidoso's InerchantA and lodgers. Thank'igivlBg holt,lay. Please see Ski Apache, Ski Apache reported a good in- "Overall it WaH a g{){)d wet.. kend page 2A MainStreet Ileeds cash by KRISTIE SULZBACH In the letter, MalnStnel will be authority, on what is currently hap Ruidoso News Staff Writer m~killg the village LO er.rmark or pening with recycling. Krumsiek MainStreet Ruidoso is concerned RH ve Home of the grORA rl'ceipt..~ tax Raid he would like to encourage about develuping off street parking that it wi II ren'l ve from a stt'eet everyone in the cOffiInunity to and restrooillS in the downtown overlay project on Sudr1erth On ve gather aR many recyclable things as a.rea, but the group iRn't in a posi that will be completed hy Mcy. possible and bring them to the cen tIon to take the necessary steps. Maul Raid the amount would be ap ter which is located in Ruidoso MainStreet's board decided at its prox.imately $16.flOO. Down~. meeting Wednesday to Rend a letter It is a unique sttuation In KruDlsiek said they are also to Ruidoso village officials to ask Ruidl>RO becHURP there are not planning to establish drop-off sites them to consider theRe problems be many public buildings in the throughout the town and would like fore planK get under way to do downtown area 140 it is hard to have input on where these should be, He downtown improvements, including a public n'stroom Hhe said. said they will accept aluminum; widening Aidewalks and installing The main problem with parking paper products and glasR in color fin' hydrants. will COffit.. wh{~n PhaRe One of the coded containers; much like those Main~treet project director Rtreet Improvement planR on Sud seen in Roswell. Are Y~.D~ e~ E- F ;e... g.{--- .~ '- ?iii a..,r ' y_J",, __ , .J .~_ i e * 'M· &. '. * ;-f'--' ·-s ai ae·'M?· .-i5--- ""!W"%E! ;:5_ CourtrOOlTI is life=and~deathto flamboyant la'Wyer ~,-~~~~~~~~~~?~ffi~-Z~.+~..~Y~i~a4~'~e~'-~a~~~~-~.~~~i+~.6~ri~~~.~.• , «;ary ~1iacU]enn: ~[] illtervie~ in t~Q) paras ~'*~.~$H~D~.~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ by BONNY CHRISTINA CELINE tempted murder in a rational laughing gyeen eyeR. tionA against Abeyta, including one it's heen so expensive that we'll it's simply not the truth that the Special to The News incident-by-incident manner: ' Laughing iR something he doeR for State Police Officer Glenn forget ahout it, and we'll con defendant iR a 'murderer:" he says. SANTA li'E-G-ary Mitchell of "Nobody in Chimayo attempted readily, tORRing ofT cOIIlplinH>nts IIuber. The JUry reconveneA today centrau' 011 what we Rhould he con "Sometimes they're innocent. Some Ruidoso leanA back againit the to kill anybody that day," he said. and light-hearted remark.~ HR easily in Sanla Fe to decide whetht'r centrating on in thp crinlinal jURt1ce times they're guilty of lesser wooden chair in Santa Fe'R San "It waR Ricky's only int.€nt to sur Hy~u.·m. Cl nd that lS on our youth as he argues complex life-and-death Of not Alwyta shall receive tht..' charges. D.A.s constantly use the and on fi r:-:t offpndt.'rs' Francisco Street Bar and Grill. lie vive, which is naturaL What hap- issues befon> a jury or Judg{' death penalty.) death penalty as leverage to get has tossed aside his tailored c()nven~ation Frankly, thnt'H where the beRt of a pened there was a tragedy but it Several topics of "1 have Hix caHes pending In Rome kind major plea, worse westeTTl-cut pin-striped jacket and wasn't a crime. really get hiR horses trotting, in which the Rtate haR alleged the Ia wye rs S houlrI hp," plea than they should have. ~t.at(: loosened his red and hlue tie, and "This case tears my heart and cluding variotLq aspecLq of Rtat.e death penalty. One of those iH from In thp of N(>w Mexico the And that's a horrible thing. now he is munching all the rem sout out," Mitchell told the jury law, hiR family and the family RoutheaRtern New Mpx:ico, where dl'ath pt'n:dty iR Bought for Heven 'You see, there are principles in nantR of the evening's dinner parwl. ranch in Ulencoe - and himself. they always try to fH_"{~k the death aggnlVat i ng CIrcumstances: th{" kl11 volved. If you're Homebody who par~ley. melted ice cream, radiRheR pnll(,f' life, you can't death "He{'auFW seven good people died. Son1elimeR referrIng to himHelf in penalty One lR from Tucumcari, ing of a officer; the killing of loves have no :~ ~rson and toothpickf-!. But it waH never a murder case. It the third perRon, he If! rarely at a where the Raml' thmg happenR. So I guard, till' kIlling (If another in matter what the does. "r:XCillW me," he Hays as he rips was never an evil thing." 10Rs for words. RUHpect... lhat the six I havl' now matt· In :1 pl'rlal instttutlOn; killing That'R God's decision. It's a princi the pulp ofT a lemon wedge with his The conlroverRial Ruidmw at (iary C. Mitchell IS known not will put me over 50 cafH~S." during kldll:lpping: kIlling during ple thing, a religioUB thing, a his teeth ''I'm finaLly starti ng t.o relax." torney, who haft heen practicing law only in Lincoln County hut Since the death penalty came rapt:>; killing of a witneRR to a crime; torical thing, a civilization thing. Six hours earlier MItchell, on murdef hirp And," he adds, "a freedom thing." Rioc(' May 1977 I lookR diRamlingly throughout the sLau, of New Mexico into the Rlate, there have bet'n nine and for contract with the New Mexico Pub hoyiRh when not in court or flitting for hiR congeniality, hif-1 articulate pf'ople on death row, accordulg to "The one that's mOl'll ahURf'd is In rus own way, Mitchell saYR, lic Defendpr'R Office, dehven-d a hehind the huge desk III hls gahhinPRR, hi~ healthy ego, hiR no M,tehell the killing of a witnpsfl to a crime, he is deeply religious although he stirring clmnng argument to a Mechem Drive law offic(' At the holdA-barred lovalty and defenRc of "Out of that there's ont' Idt. and becaUS(' every proRffulor in the embraceR no fonnal church. ~ Hla~ Mitchell iA aware that many Santa Fe jury in defense of Ricky dinner table. with hiR shutqleeveR hIS chenLq and v hlR unrelentl ng that'A Terry Clarkp, and I"m op can allege that you were a accu~ed people do not unden~tand that he is Abeyta, of the largeAt maAR rolled up, or when wearing 501s crusade againf!t the death penalty. t tffilstic that hiR If! gOIng to ht> witness to SOrlIe-thIng," adds murder In New MeXICo recorded and hare feet in his hotel room, He recalls that hp haR repreRented reversed because of the abhorrent MItchell aRRigned death penalty caReR by the history Mltchell look.o, Rfl. If he mIght teach between 40 and SO death penalty conduct of the prosecutors in that He ral~e~ hl~ hands, palms oppn Rtate. "The people who know me While Mluhell l~ known for hIS phYRical educatIOn at the middl{' cases in hl!~ criminal law carN"r, casp, hecal1.'~e of the Judge 'Vv'p'rp all to blame fur It, whethpr wf'll know that baslcallv I'm an at ImpaSSIOned, persona} defenHe Rchool, or, mOTe in liking with hiR and not once thus far ha~ hu:l, client manIpulatIng: that court in order to It"S you ppoplt' In the prPRs or law Ulmey who likes to fight for an Wl style, hi~ closure of the Abeyta case original alternate career choice. heen Renlenced to he executRd get elected to the Supreme (~ourt, yen;; IIk(· Illf' who II ke domg hlgh derdog, and I happen to be antI was digTIdled, sincere and rplativp plav first base for the Alhuquerque "You know, I'm In the mIddle of in my opiruon... Ro at present we're profile CRR(,R. t l1kp hE:'ing in the government, a Jeffersonian-type Democrat ~ the leR~ government, ly low-key After he remInded Dukes a death penalty caRe now, and Wf' vui.ually try]ng to have a slate 10 battIe. I love savlng people's lIves jurors that they are "as clORe to G'od ,Just turned 41, W1th a heIght of don't know what the re~ult of that which no one iR on death row. And So the publiclty factor ex:1RtR each the better, whIch 18 In a lot of ways as we can he," he explained the 6'T' and weighIng 200 pounds, will be," he Raid (The week after hopefully, the state of New Mexico time one of theRe case:- come before a conservative viewpoint. I also govern- deferu~e position on seven counts of Mitchell haH well-balanced faClal tillR intervIew, the JUry returned will finally Ray 'you guys ha ve the court. happen to belleve that the murder and two COllntH of at- featureR which include dimplPR and fOUT fin~t-dewee murder convic- fought us 80 long and so hard, and "I n a lot of these C2Sf'R we try, Please see Courtroom, page 2A -~ :::a~_. .If..- --..-& , 4 e. ==:;; we -~. ,.-ftP'5'W9+'S ~+ s -i ... _ .• - *£ _,s f .".... ""!!F £:::a . R-JiA Clee;·" -)"--. .. . ! -"'ee+ **<=:+e - '*'*,. ewe * -e October spooks LCMC finances by KRISTIE SULZBACH 09 With()ut tile SlLll pp - ~ - ~ - ~ ------.- - --...... • ;.. •• 4 4 2 a &• a a 2a " c •• 4 4 _ c_ •"• G ca•• 4 1• C COS: U. £041 2A I The Ruidoso News IMonday. November 25, 1991 Courtroonl "LawyeJ'H like myself who think lice Mitchell claims. "Those of us 1lI this MainStreet there sl",uld h,· a lot of honor and In New Mexico, according to business have a joke. You know into a landfill be reduced by 25 per Continued from page 1 A dlgruty to the pmfession fl·{'use to hi m, this department is made uvof how they say 'whenever there's a Continued from page 1 A cent. By the turn of the century it ment IS there to protect the people Hdvt*rlu-lt;' or !-It't'k out clientH " excellent lawyers. full moon, the crime rate goes up?' must be reduced by 50 percent. c1ippin~s I believe that a Ulan or a WOlnnn In M,tch.. l!'. case, he is sOllght "By and large, they are the best Well, I've noticed in my career that from pine needles, grass Because of this, consumers will ought to go out and do the very hest out criminal defense lawyers in the every time we get close to an elec and other organic waste. Solid have to change their attitudes and they can with their life. and not ask "The death penalty stuff simply business," he says. He also gets tion and some D.A is in trouble, waste is currently being sent to the learn to recycle, Allen said. for help unless they need it. And if started because nobody els.· wanted death penalty cases when the state suddenly I get a lot of death penal Roswell landfill, but they will not In other business, Maul reported they need it, doggone it, good neigh to take the cases, nobody wanted to has a conflict - for example, when ty cases out ofhis jurisdiction. accept these materials. He said to the membera that a grant ap bors ought to come and help you fool with 'em and they pay So little." the public defender's office has two And then he shows up in the from the experiments they hope to plication to the Village of Ruidoso out." His personal generosity to He says that to he called a "puh defendanta and can only properly courtroom, even if it's only one wit. turn these products into a was approved at the Nov. 12 coun frienda and neighbor>' is well lie defender" would he a compli represent one. ness, so he can say to voters that marketable item. cil meeting. The grant will help known, though rarely publicized ment, but that actually he takes "Then I get the other one," he he's 'tough on crime.' Well, if he's fund an irrigation system and a va "I also happen to believe that it cases on a contract basis for the says. really tough on crime, his con A state mandate requires that riety of trees for Phase One of the by 1995 the amount of waste going shouldn't qe only the rich who get stale. Lincoln and Otero Counties "It's a bid system, but I don't centration should be in children's street improvement plan. to go to college, or who get good do not hav(' public defender depart know anybody who bids on 'em court, because then he can use that medical care .- or who get good ments, so Mitchell and his law other than me. time and money to benefit society legal help. It ought to be the same partner Noel Ortiz do conflict cases ''You cannot separate the death rather than waiting till it's just for everyhodv. th"re for the public defender's 01'- penalty from the politics involved," plain too late." Ruidoso'~s Cemetery Parents invntcd Sku Apache jammed shut and water was trick A 1986 Toyota left the road, ran Board is reincarnated up a guy wire and then overturned . Continued from page 1A ling into the cab. to tour school Hightower, having worked on an about 9:30 p.m. Ruidoso's Cemetery Board, inac Surveying be contacted and asked Parents will have a chance to parking lot accident.q, one .qtoler; ambulance as an Emergency Medi tive for the past few years, is alive The .driver, Kathryn Diane to talk to the committee at a meet. tour Ruidoso Middle Sch,.,l and Radar Detector and a juvenile cal Technician, knew just what to Whiteley, 28, ofRuidoso, was trans and well. ing to be called at 4 p.m, Monday. meet school board members Tues runaway who later reported in. do. She took the driver's vital signs ported to Lincoln County Medical The Board, reactivated recently December 2. The motion carried. day. An Alto WOman saved the day and assisted him through a window Center, treated and released. She with all new members, met Thurs Terri Ward was asked to contact The board will meet at 7 p.m., for ~n accident victim Thursday she managed to roll down. In the was then arrested for DUI and day at Ruidoso Mwricipal Adminis the company. but the only item. of serious busi evenIng. process she soaked herself in the cited for careless driving. trative Center to review qualifica Forest Lawn Cemetery, which is ness will be the announcement of Tami Hightower was in th.. Inn cold rught air. . tions of two local surveying com- mwricipally owned and operated, is the first half of the $5.5-million Credible restaurant when she Michels was unhurt. He was panies. . located on Mechem Drive. Accord revenue bond sale January 10 and heard a crash. She raced through charged with Dill, according to of The purpose of the meeting was ing to Cemetery Board Chairman a closed session on personnel, ac the kitchen and was one of the first ficer Steve Standridge of the New Reminder... to select a surveyor to begin the Danny Sisson, the cemetery is cording to School Supt. Mike Glad people to arrive at the scene of a Mexico State Police. preliminary work on the planned nearly atcapacity. den. Ski Run Road is open to one cemetery expansion, truck crash. In an unrelated accident, a way traffic beginning at 3 p.m. "We primarily will listen to A pickup driven by Ralph vehicle overturned Saturday night After studying the qualifications The reactivated board will over each day, with no traffic allowed the school officials explain their pro Michels of Alto had lande<' in the at the three-way intersection of going uphill as skiers drive ofthe two companies, Gary Thomp see expansion plans on grams, then tour the building," he ShR!1"W creek hed besidP the Inn Mechem, Cree Meadows amd Coun down. son made a motion, with a second cemetery's undeveloped land al said. "We'd like to invite parents to Cred.Jbl~. The vehicle doors were try Club. by Alan Morel, that Rnidoso Land ready owned by the village. be there." Clelll Clutter keeps slTIiling through tough times cause I would be out oftown. " potatoes, called a toe sack.. We had the ride ofhis life. by DIANNE STALLINGS The inspector mistook him for a Ruidoso News Staff Writer Clutter played 13 concerts over a a good time." Bouncing back has become sec seven-week period with the famous When the quartet reached commercial pilot who flew out of ond nature to Clem Clutter. bandmaster. The band performed Ruidoso, the first place they the same airport and went up with In the last six months, life has in Oklahoma City, Albuquerque stopped was some cabins where the Clutter in the open cockpit model. thrown some of its sharpest curves and all over Texas. lounge Win, Place and Show is "He was in front and I told him his way. "He was a fantastic musician," today. to take over and he wouldn't," Clut. With the help of family and Clutter said of Sousa. "I was scared Aq he approached the first slot ter said. "I decided to make him do friends, he's survived the sudden to death, very nervOl'R the first re machine he had ever seen, Clutter it and went into a dive. But when death ofhis wife, the unsolved mur hearsal. He said, 'Clem, just do said, "I had three dimes in my he still didn't take over, I chickened der of his stepson and a fire that what 1 tell you to.' I did and we got pocket. out and pulled back on the stick." severely damaged his home and a along. "I had heard of slot machines be Only after they landed did Clut. portion of his pet shop. "He was a very calm person, just fore, but I had never seen one. Well, ter learn that the inspector couldn't But Clutter, 78, moves ahead, wonderful. I never had a chance to I won some money with two dimes. take over the controls, because relying heavily on the emotional meet him again. He passed away The pockets of my overalls were there was no stick in his area. support and practical help of his shortly after." nearly full of dimes. I put one more "I forgot I had loaned it to some daughter-in-law, Tina Cooper, and The grand adventure nearly cost in and the machine nearly went one to get parts in Dallas;' Clutter bis many friends in the COIIlmunity. Clutter his college grades. crazy. There were dimes every said. "I like to never got caught up where. I just put my hat under it His next purchase was a five EARLY DAYS with my books," Clutter Raid. and filled it to the crown." He majored in animal hus passenger enclosed plane, but he His first purchase with his win didn't keep it long because of nag Clutter was born in northeast bandry, staying with music only to nings was four new inner tubes. ging problems. The motor would Texas on his grandfather's planta firush college on the scholarship. conk. out while he was flying. '1t tion, where the £Smily grew wheat, "I was too busy to try to make a FLYING HIGH was an electric starter and hard to cotton and oats. living with it," Clutter said. get going," he said. His £Smily moved to EI Paso, Another grand adventure of his A few years later, Clutter was "One time 1 knew I couldn't get Texas, when he was four and a year youth occurred when he decided to bitten by the flying bug when a over the high wires coming into the later, they were on their way to leave the fann and ran off with a friend took him up for a ride. airport, so I landed in a corn patch Lubbock, where his father farmed friend. They didn't run far. They 'There was arame for free flying and tore all the fuselage off," and ran livestock. landed in Liberal, Kansas, where lessons and a license. Tickets were After that he didn't go up for a ''While I was in school, I worked they scooped wheat from sun up to $1 each," Cl utter said. "I won the long time, Clutter said. When he CLEM CLUTTER in the £Smily dairy," Clutter said. "I sundown. rame and passed my test real did climb into a plane with a friend milked 225 cows in the bam year 'We got an education," Clutter quick, then went on and got my about 18 years ago, he was lost, birds for pets. The birds ate 80 "FriendS heard a crackling around. We bottled and delivered said, smiling at the memory. 'We'd commercial license." The dashboard was so full ofinstru- much food, the couple decided to sound and smelled smoke," Clutter it." go to the back door and they'd hand His parenta thought he was ments, he told his friend he open a pet shop. Then they said. "They went through the living While he waR attending high you a plate. We slept on the wheat, crazy and preferred to keep at least wouldn't know where to begin to fly branched out into dog groOminJ' area and saw a blaze in the kitch school, he decided he wanted to be took baths in tbe horse tank. after one foot on the £Smily's 2,OOO-acre it. They added lines of fresh and s t en, a grease fire. A burner had been s drummer. He competed against dark.. farm, he said. In 1937, he was hit with a rough water fish and all types of pet sup- left on by accident. The cabinet two other bas. drummers and won 'We were gone three weeks and Clutter found a bargain and case of pneumonia and the doctor plies. And finally, raised teacup above the stove was going fast. a place in the band. it felt like three years. I didn't run bought an open cockpit plane in told him to check into a hospital in poodles. They shut the /loor to keep the His talent was Rufficient to be off anymore." 1933. EI Paso, where he stayed for six The Clutters quickly became draft out. The fire trucks were here selected by Texas Tech for a seat on Clutter first visited Ruidoso in "It was quite an experience," months. After he was well. he con- well known in the area for raising real quick. its band when he was a high school 1928 with three other boys, Clutter said. 'I wouldn't do it now. I tinued to live in the EI Paso area rare birds, macaws, cockatoos. ''We lost some small aniu:'~lsl senior. The hard work earned mm a "It took us three day. to get here was acting the fool," he said wit~ a for another one and a halfyears. "They all were hand fed since mice, gerbils and two beautitw college music scholarshio. and we had 14 flats (on their com chuckle. "I was flying east from the In 1938, he bought a motel, then the time they were babies and doves we were baby sitting and two munit,r. Model TI from Roswell," he Lubbock airport about 14 miles and sold it in late 1940 to mOVe back to people were waiting in line for finches on top of the dove cage," Then came the big tune. said. 'The patche. melted off the the plane started shaking. I landed Lubbock.. them" even as far away as Califor- Clutter said. 'They just can't take John Philip Sousa, the band inner tubes because it was so dog it in a field between shocks of He bought a farm over the tele- nia and Mississippi, Clutter said. much smoke, master and composer, came to town gone hot." bundled feed, cheeked it over and phone and began raising livestock. ''We saved all but one dog. He for a performance during Clutters On the way to and from Ruidoso, couldn't find anything wrong." Eight years later, he was on the THE FUTURE just wouldn't come out. I had a new freshman year in college. the boys Folept over night at a road But when he began to crank the move again, this time to Fort knee put on a few years ago, so I His Monday, November 25, 1991,1 The RuldoIJo NewIJ I 3A Drop by shelter and lneet Flecks Chamber'supports Oakland ad by DIANNE STALLINGS by KRISTIE SULZBACH major newspaper, but he did have trouble with Ruidoso News Staft Wrner Ruidoso News Staff Writer ·someone placing the ad and then asking the Cham The small spaniel mix had been The Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce will show ber to help pay for it. wandering through the Cree support of a recent advertisement on Ruidoso and Watts said the phone number to call on the ad is Meadows area for months. Lincoln County placed in a California paper but not for the Chamber, and there have been several calls Two weeks ago, he finally mis financially. already. . calculated and was bumped by a The advertisement, which ran in Sunday's Oak Crown said by doing this in-kind activity,' it is a car. A resident saw him limping land 'l'ribune, was created by a group of Realtors show of support and contribution to the advertise down the.street and called the Lin and business people in an attempt to entice people ment. Several Chamber members also thought· coln County Humane Society to come to the area. giving money from the fund may set a precedent Shelter. The Ruidoso Village Council put up the money they don't want to follow. "He's timid. I don't think his ex so it could be done immediately and hoped that it In other business, the Chamber approved a periences with humans have been would be paid back, according to Ron Wicker, viI preliminary budget for 1991-92 with an increase of real good yet," said shelter manager lilge manager. $13,000 in revenues from members' dues. Crown Randy Basch. "He's spent quite a . Paul Crown, acting chairperson, said Cindy. said the increase could come from an increase in long time dodging golf balls and Lynch requested the Chamber donate money from existing member dues or an increase in old arid being chased away by people. the Retirement Services Fund, which has beet} dis new membership dues. He said if they relied com "Fortunately, he was only continued. He said that fund has been changed to a pletely on new memberships, they would need more bruised by the car and seems to be relocation flind. There is approximately $500 in the than 70 new members. getting along fine now. He sure was fund. Crown said dues have not increasec,l in the past hurtingfor a while. . Jerry Watts, chanlber director, said the money three years. The dog has been nicknamed in that fund is used for postage on sending out .in Flecks by shelter workers. formation on relocating in Ruidoso. Chamber mem Bill Hirschfeld moved that the proposed budget Basch said Flecks is almost cock ber Don Dutton said there may be projects in the be approved but without an increase in dues. er size and about two years old. His future that this money could help with. . Watts said ifthe Chanlber cannot achieve a plan coloring is mottled black and white. Member Clark Carpenter said he doesn't have to raise the money for the increase, they will have "He's real affectionate," Basch anything against placing an ad about Ruidoso in a to adjust expenses prior to the end ofthe year. said. "Once a person earns .his con fidence, he's a very loving dog. "He'd probably be better in a more settled household where there aren't a lot ofl0ung kids or a whole Rain dampens Chamber of Commerce office lot ofactivitr. Basch said Flecks is a very neat by KRISTIE SULZBACH Acting Chamber· chairperson help. He said volunteers in this dog, but it is hard to judge in a Ruidoso News Staff Writer Paul Crown said they do not have community do so many good things, shelter whether he is housebroken When it rains it pours into the thl! money right now, and th* may they shoUld be given a chance to completely. Chamber ofCommeree Building be want .to think of some :v to help. C.L. Hicks, one of the society's cause of several large leaks in the reduce the cost. He said the may Although others expressed most generous and consistent sup roof, but the Chamber hOPIll to fix want to schedule a Chamber day doubts that the turn-out would be , t~t . porters, is sponsoring Flecks for them soon. and have all the members can good, Dutton said they should i neutering, wmch is the major cost Chamber member Jim Bassett come to help do the work. I never sell the people short. ofadoption. . reported to the Chamber at. its The one concern is that it must The fee without neutering will meeting Wednesday that it would be done under a constructior. con Crown said it will be too late to be $27.60 to cover the dog's city li cost approximately $5,000 to have tractors license, but someone that get the work done before winter, so cense and rabies shot. an area construction compimy take is a member ofthe Chamber should it will probably be 8 spring project. All animals adopted from the off the old shingles, replace them have one, Crown said. Before that time several Chamber shelter must be neutered or spayed and raise the pitch of the roof. He Member Don Dutton said they members will meet with the Home to ensure they do not produce more didn't seek any other bids at this should try to get some publicity on Builders Association to discuss how unwanted litters. Those innocent time. it and encourage volunteers to come the projectshould be done. offspring may be abandoned or abused, and eventually have to be destroyed. Or they may suffer and die from diseases because they SPECIALS GOOD WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. have not received protective shots. ~- The shelter is temporary home " A~L ALAMOGORDO,. RUIDOSO, to many fine-looking dogs and cats whowould like to brighten the. holi • . CLOUDCROFT AND days for new owners. .::.~,:' .'.'.- The cattery is crowded with kit CARRIZOZO LOCATIONS tens and full-grown cats including a Siamese mix, several tiger striped, FLECKS PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 24-30. 1991 TORTILLA CHIPS AND JALAPENO CHEESE SAUCE NACHOS PRONTO PKO. 99C AUSUP'S HOT LINKS 1203 MECHEM 258-3616 C 2FOR99 Hom.styl. Hamburg.rs OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY and Much, Much Mor•••• FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE• This Week1s Special: ••• SAp-SAGE & • • BmCUIT • •• • EACH :~~~ PAGE • J!?J: S1.69 BATHROOM- •• TISSUE • 4 ROLL PKG. • Nonfat Soft Serve 59!..-;'·. Frozen Yogurt • •• • • BAA~~ CHRISTMAS MEAT • Quick BREAKFAST BOLOGNA BOLOGNA' .. TREES 12 OZ. PKO. • EW MEXICO MOUNTAIN & 6:30-10:30am Daily SCOTCH PIN.E C "· FREE In House Pepsi and Coke Products Refills! $9~! tlC:==~.~~1D9 .- :....-_---/-::-./ DUBUQUE BACON ggc .. -. 120Z ..SHUREFINE FROZE:'. •• ORANGE JUICE .• 'i=OLGERS COFFEE 19 99 .. ALL GRINDS 120Z $1. $1. $1.89 ••••. ggc Sinsle .Double Jr.Bllr.,er SHURFINE Burse, & Drln'k BRAWNY PAPER TOWEL SUGAR B·l'ser age ...../ 41bs $1.39 . ~ ._ ~ . ___. ..-. ..-.-...... -..- , _, « « •••••• at .. $tc.·••' ee. C• ·d.".««Cd.« C'd c« .dzC on d d' • 4A I The Ruidoso News I Monday. November 2;. 1991 . '- Business • Forestry service forks over funds for Ne», Mexicopublic lands Local man earns'MAl New Mexico will receive $930,749 as the state's share of interim roads.. . national forest receipts collected in the fiscal year 1991. . By ~aw, the sel'Vlce ~ys 25 per~ent of.the revenues It collected David D. (D.D.) Swearingin, III Swearingin holds membership 'We estimate 41 states and Puerto Rico eventually will receIve from tImber sal!ls, grazmg, recreation, nunerals and land uses to has earned the MAl professional by election in the Society of Amer $302-million as their total payments from national forest receipts for states whe~ natwnal forest lands are located.. membership designation and was iean Foresters and is also a mem the year," said F. Dale Robertson, chief of the U.S. Department of Th~ estunated to~l payment .~ ~ew Menco for th~ f?scal year admitted to membership in the Ap- ber of the Society for Range Man Agriculture's Forest Service. Last year, the states received total pay- 1991 IS $1,240,997, WIth the remamIng money to be paId In Decem- praisal Institute. agement. He is a member of the ments ofmore than $346-million. The money is used for schools and ber. MAl members are professionals board of directors of the Eagle , who are experienced in the valua- Creek Inter-Community Water tion of commercial, industrial, Supply Association. residential and other types of '. .,;.' B""siQe§$8( Ec;onomic l.J)evelopmernt ...... • .... •.... properties, and who advise clients The Appraisal Institute is the ...... '. . .. ," " .. .. onreal estate investment decisions. result of the January I, unification According to a news release, of the appraisal profession's two stringent membership require- most respected organizations: The ments demand that those who earn American Institute of Real -Estate You have to spend money to make money the MAl designation have substan- Appraisers and .the Society.ofReal tial practical appraisal experience Esta.te Appr~Isers. .IndiVIduals wri~n ~al ~em Senator Roman Maes unveiled the strategy political support from the tgxpaying public, pass extensive. tests. . holdi,!,g Ap.prals!11 Institute developed by the legislative Economic Devel i~re. submit demonstration appraIsal' bership deSIgnatIons are recognlzed Beem to Any business person will tell reports. as the most qualified in their fields. opment Committee, which he chairs, at the you that III order to make money, you must commission meeting. held the last week in Oc spend money - invest. The same p~iple ap Swearingin is certified as an ap- Members of the Appraisal In- tober at the Governor's Rural Economic Devel plies to government. If government Invests III praiser by the New Mexico Real stitute form a national network of opment Forum in Socorro. our country -. in education, infrastructure, Estate Appraisers Board. highly experienj:ed and qualified He painted a bleak future for New Mexico's R&D - there will be an eventual payoffin im He has been an appraiser for appraisers. The appraisal Institute economy, signaling the predicted loss of 8,000 proved e.conomic performance and accompany- eleven years. A_ graduate of continues to uphold strict enforce federal defense related jobs over the next four . Ing tax revenues. Colorado State University, he holds ment of its Code of Profes~onal to five years, and ever lower oil and gas prices Lowering taxes may give us some better' a bachelor of science degree with a Ethics and the Standards ofProfes to be brought on largely by increased produc short term statistics, as conSlffiler9 with major in range-forest management. sional Appraisal Practice. tion from Mexico. slightly more disposable income_give a boost to It seems that the array of interviews and state, we should eliminate gross receipt tax on Christmas spending. But it will do little for meetings held around the state led the com new agricultural IDvestment. Let's allow local the long-term economic vitality ofour nation. mittee and the Senator right to the heart of governments to reduce their shar4;l ofthe gross Senator Maes did come up with some posi the problem. As Senator Maes put it, "The cui· receipts tax paid, and use the incentive to help tive directions as well. He spoke ofthe need'to prit is gross receipts tax." them lure companies thattheywant to catch. change the Anti-Donation clause, to involved This is a very original idea. Lower taxes to While we're at it, we should eliminate gross Indian tribes in economic development part boost economic performance. Maybe Senatol receipts tax for telemarketing businesses, too. nerships, to invest a portion of the state Maes should call George Bush and tell him TIlls is not to say that some of these ideas permanent fund in our own state (instead of he's filfllI'ed out how to get the economy out of do not have some merit. We need to be compe everywhere elsel) and to empower the Eco the doldrums. titive with other states. Eliminating tax on nomic Development Secretary to implement Originf!lity aside, the idea is politically ex new investment and contractual services to be fast-track training curricuIli in scl:iools to Stroud Crop wins the "Viva" pedient. Senator Maes and the other com more in line with other states makes sense. reSpond to business needs. mittee members can join the chorus crying for Senator Maes's hodge-podge approach has Stroud Crop Insurance is the winner ofthe 1991 Governor's Viva lower taxes. Democrats and Republicans have some real dangers, however. A number of He also spoke of the need fur the Economic Award for the southeast quadrant ofNew Mexico. both seized upon this idea' in Washington. businesses in the State don't even pay gross Development Department to develop a direc Viva stands for vision, investment, vitality and action, qualities Who are we' in New Mexico to buck the trend? receipt taxes, or at least cheat. tion for targeted company recruitment. The the business has committed to New Mexico, according to a news . Senator Maes pledged to bring to the fore a New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Depart old policy was to "shoot at everything that flies release provided by the Economic Development Corporation of lin host of bills to deal with the problem at the ment has a very lax enforcementpolicy. People and take credit for anything that falls." Even coln County. next session. He proposes to eliminate gross tend to pay taxes when taxes are perceived as though the Senatordid express these very pos This award is made to businesses that have made a significant receipts tax for new comjJanies investing in simple and equitable. Eliminating taxes for a itive ideas, my impression from listeningto his imjJsct on the area in which they are located, providing jobs civic in f;llant and equipment according to standards of few based upon debatable criteria w~uld not presentationwas still pessimistic. volvement, stability and a consistent rate ofgrowth for at least five economic impact." (The former phrase is make the Taxation Department's Job any SAt the next legislative sessionJ we should. years. . doublespeak for companies who don't really easier. expect a lot of band-aid bills to lower gross The winners will be honored at a banquet December 4 in Albu need the help.) There is a basic principle of business here receipts taxes - and probably not a whole lot querque; when Governor Bruce King will present the honorees with Because agriculture is so important for our which our politicians in their frenzy to garner more. their awards. S,\Tl0 l'i'\L FI,\; ,\ LS RODEO • 7b Place Your Business Card Here, Call 257-4001 . PLUMBING HEATING COMPLETJll8RlJ410 atellite •, • Entnnc.c DOON llEMOTE SIS'l'RMIN8TAU,ED ~UIDDSODDDn • a .....t! Doon ales&: • P'r'c~ DQlIIIWW $209500 I PARSONS MECHANICAL, INC. • C'lUlom DolI'n erwwe lu MFG. iJl • lAt.,rlor-ktcrlQl' S L__ ""'- Ou.,I,. ..",... IIW"- • Ask Abcloat Oar B• ....,. 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"'ey (505) 258-36t4 are easily removed with an anti cancer medloatlon applied dally to the skin for two weeks or fr0 AC zen off. Most of them will gP g~. away by themselves If yOU slay PI b' out of the sun pr wear Ipng Lic.# 131791 .... ~ I sleeves for several mpnths. Its 37 YeatS Experience ruidoso paint'cent"ei not a bad idea to remove Ihose New Conslructlon/Remodels Servlce/Repaln thatdpstayafterusinglotionand OfJIce Home 1308 Suddorth Drive avoiding [he sun because skin 2574902 26S-6ll26 JERRY HOLOER Ruld...... N_ Me,dco 88346 1, cancers develop more can'! , - , manly in areas ofsun damaged Carpet· Vinyl' Ceramic Tile , skin thanfromnonnal.appearlng Formica C.blnet Top. skin. AFARI TRAVEL. INO. COMPU:1E TRAVEL ARRANCEMENI" Neilson Smith, M.D. AIR • SEA • TOURS e ttO'lELS CARPET MARKET 903 RIIDino Sales • Service • Inst8l1atlon 1500 Sudd,ertb Drive 1100U.chern KElt WHIPPLE Ruidoso, NM 88345 AlamogOrdo, N.M. JODIE L. MOWElL 61SSUODERlH 'ulII...o, N.N. 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If a medi,cal crisis when the family is (LCMCI, along with all hospitals "Today, at Lincoln County Medi they have, and a copy is easily ac upset and the llatient is too dis throughout the country, will Soon cal Center, we are encouraging cessible, it will be placed in the oriented or in too much pain," be required by law to provide in patients to make these decisions medical record. If they have not Beechie said. formation to admitted patients themselves, before they may be issued these documents, hospital "Once a patient has lost con about the right to refuse treatment come incapacitated," said Roger staff will provide a brochure des sciousness or become unable to and about the issue of advance Beechie, M.D., chief of the medical cribing advance directives and will make decisions, we have no valid directives. staff. . have forms available for those indication of what the patient LCMC began providing the in 'With today's technology, we wishing to Sign such a document. wants, which puts thr,.::r,sicians, formation to inpatients·October 14, have unprecedented control over the hospital and the "tly in an but the new law takes effect on De life and death. But we don't always ''We want to make sure our emotional and ethical dilemma," cember 1. know when and how to use this patients know that they are not reo Beechie said. According to a news release, ad: control. Advance directives help quired to produce or complete a Beechie advises that patients vance directives are written in .physicians and patients' families living will or durable power of at talk with their families about is- structions, most commonly a living decide at what point a life torney, and that not having one of • will or durable power of attorney, sustaining treatment may not be file will not affect admission to the sues such as· refusal of treatment that direct how healthcare deci desired," Beechie s!lid. hospital. We are simply malrlna: it and organ donations and then put sions ~l be made ifthe patient be easier for patients to consider, ilis it· in writing. It also is recom comesmcapacitated. . New Mexico State Law requires cuss and document future wishes," mended that p::s.le discuss these The new requirements are the that when Plltients are admitted, said Valerie' Miller, Lincoln County issues with a fu: y attorney. result of a law passed in January, they are to be informed in writing Medical Center administrator. For more infurmation on the COIJlIllonl:r referred. to as the of the hospital's policies regarding Miller and" Beechie point out Patient Self-Determination Act and "Patient Self-Determination Act. .. patients' rights to refuse life that it is never too early to make advance directives, contact Betty Passage of the Patient Self sustaining treatment in certain cir decisions about life"sustaining Testerman at 257-7381 or stop by Determination Act resulted from· cumstanC!ls. This information must treahment such as artificial nutri the hospital after December 7 for a many ethical issues and court cases be presented upon admission to the tion and cardiopulmonary resus free brochure. over the past few years concerning hospital. citation for terminally ill patients. Miller also is· available . as a the desire of fumily members to .Patients also will be asked if "The worst time to determine a speaker on the topic fur local ser withdraw life-sustaining treatment they have already signed a durable patient's wishes is in the middle of vice clubs. . , .------.1.'he littlest artists . \ ...... neOreamer - Nob Hill teacher Ma~ge Cannella, left, congratulat~ . . . .- her student Ashley $rilliante for her honorable men tion in the K-1 cate~ry of the Lincoln County Solid Waste Authority's I' yeUng poster contest. At right ,• Snow artist· paints the Valley white is Kortney Hall wi her son and Montessori stu • dent, Wesley Hall, who also won an honorable Snow Artistry tops of the cedars and piiionll. The gloaming mention from the 420 posters submitted. This is being sent to you a little after dark turned to twilight and the dusk came down on November 20. Yesterday r!lined and upon the vale like a purple curt!Un. snowed; it snowed most ofthe day and then at . And the moon changed into pure gold out-· evening the North wind came ch8.rging in and lined with a rim of rainbow lights, sending a . Obituaries . turned the rain to littlE1 balls of sleet and the bright benediction from the sky down upon the t , temperature dropped from 40 to 30 in a few mountain world, cheering the early night time ·: minutes. withits Heavenly light. Opal Ruth Sowder And thenthis morning before sun up all the Thanksgiving SJ)irit world was a wonderland ofJack Frost's snow Blesses the Vale The mother of Nob Hill 1966. artistry. All the children ofMother Earth were Now I am sending you Thanksgiving wishes Elementary School principal Roger She was a homemaker and a outlined in pure shining white. The little ban high and low you looked and could not see a here a half hour before lrigh noon on Novem Sowder of Ruidoso died Friday at member of Three Way Baptist ners of the gr8IJlIlla grass were covered with trace. And so all in a d/ly we had winter ber 21. At mid-morning the bright golden sun the Muleshoe Area Health Care Church in Three Way, Texas. fine frost that turned them into little winter turned back to full. was shining from a sky of a special pure and Center in Muleshoe, Texas. She is survived by fuur sons: Bill flaglets celebrating the Thanksgiving season La Sierra BIanca heavenly blue that lDade your heart rejoice. Services fur Opal Ruth Sowder, Sowder of Littlefield, Texas; Joe - after the woncIerful harvest of graos all Today in mid-afternoon when you came in Each month has its special blue in its sky. 79, were at 2 p.m, Sunday at the Sowder and Mickey Sowder, both throughthe mountain land. sight of the mountain, you had a pleasant Today the sky looks down upon the mountain First Baptist Church in Muleshoe. Goodland, Texas; and Roger Sow The needles of the pilion trees and the reminder once again ofwhy the early Spanish world with a special blue just fur today. You The Rev. Roger Foote of the Three der of Ruidoso; and two daughters: small cones stood covered in snowy white in named our mountain "La Sierra Blanca" (The feel thaokful fur the God's gift; of sight just to Way Baptist Church and the Rev. Frankie Loterof Amarillo, Texas; . the quiet air undPJ;. ,the pure blue sky, Even White Mountain.> .~'.' ....le "fH " 4 Spanish A!Jd_"'- ---'~ ..J !l~~• 'Fatri,s... __ ,'" ~,·_·ot'~· __SaniA:ii.tb'.i:lio'''...... -a;.4 ~':~~':;~~lC~'!~~~~.~.llT~. '-",,-,;1'the -Oholla tlactus were ': 'At'f.e¥ tMjOlihle1'up'thll'valley without a 1'0.:' . ollp:ilited. . IllXaO: . _. .. _...."!'!" traced m shining"1vllite, while the branches sight of snow all along the way, there, like There is no cold in the north wind as it Burial was at the Morton Also surviving her are .. two formed in the form of ili::kf,l~rmeda sacred something in a dream, stood the giant peak travels over the sunny lands away to the lower Memorial Cemetery in Morton, brothers, Norv:Qle Stapp, Salem, little snowy emblem of ess, with its summit high in the blue sky, with the country. The gold and crimSOD and amber Texas. Orego.~; and Moody ~pp, Then the sun appeared over Sunrise afternoon sun turning it into a mountain of mountain meadows are glowing and shimmer Sowder was bom in Cook AmanllO, Texas; and two sisters, Mountain turning pinons and cedars on the snow and gold. The picture ofthe mountain in ing in the sunny air in a temperature of 65. County. Texas, and previously lived Lela Mae Harris, Arlington, Texas; , top ofthe hill into trees ofred and golden fire pure white, once you have seen it, will abide Not a snow bird is in sight, having gone on a in Idalou, Texas. She moved to and Marie Sowder, Levelland, , welcoming the first rays of the golden disk of with you forever. pilgrimage to the mountain. Finches and other Bailer County in 1931. She was Texas. morning into this snowy vale. I think this is the earliest that I have seen summer birds are feeding at the feed stations. marned on Dec. 10, 1929, to From on top of the fiery trees the golden the mountain so heavy with snow this early in Corina the Storm Ranch cat is dozing next to Everett Madison Sowder who The fAmily received friends at sun sent down uJ.lO!1 the white world shafts of the year. This is not only a beautiful sight but her spot by the·sunroom window. preceded her in death in November the funeral home Saturday. rainbow-colored light, which cast the slow clad also a shining sil!Da1 of good days ahead for Indeed Indian Slimmer has paid US a Uiountains on the west side of the valley into Mother Earth and'fur all ofus. Thanksgiving visit. shades of purple, crimson and pink. The trees The Card Shower on the western mountains caught a touch of NovemberFull Moon Continues Showering Steve L. Wohlgemuth the gold and orange fire on top of Sunrise Just at sundown I arrived in the Vale. The Frankie Jarrell said she hoped the number Mountain. The stream winding under the last rays ofthe sun were still brightly reflec;ted of birthday cards would equal or surpass the Steve L. Wohlgemuth, 65, died Wohlgemuth of Alamogordo, river trees reflected the airy colors on its shin on the hillsides to the east of the house. The number ofmy years. The canis are still arriv at Memorial MediCal Center in Lao Roberta Mills and Stephanie Lloyd, ingwater. gloaming had not yet set its early golden sig ing. I have received cards from folks who have Cruces. He was a resident of both ofArizona. Survivors include a The first rays ofthe sun after it cleared the DaIs of approaching night time in thp sky. It never met me, but SIlY they feel like they know Tularosa, but had lived in Ruidoso brother, Emil Wohlgemuth of mountain turned the Vale into snow touched was still daytime. me from having read The Silver Lining and from 1975 to 1989. Tularosa; and two sisters, with gold. And soon from the blue sk;y the sun And yet here was the round full moOD al The Dreamer. To hear from you folks made my Wohlgemuth was in the U.S. Josephine Seaman of Alamogo:'d transformed. the land into a display of snow ready·fairly high above the mountain - all heart glad this Thanksgiving season. I thank Navy and a veteran of World War Grace Foddrill of Las Cruces jewelry, as the snow melted. I'ale, silvery white in the blue sk;y. You have you and look forward to seeing you one of II. He was a member of the St. five grandchildren. The cedars with their mantles of soft; white the feeling that night was in a hurry to arrive these days. And I wish a happy Thanksgiving Frances De Paula Catholic Church A rosary was recited Friday at were turned into snowy trees full of ~kIing in the mountainland. to all the friends I have made through the in Tularosa. Alamogordo Funeral Chapel. rubies, emeralds and sapphires, and d'amonds As the golden gloaming spread from the magic ofthe printed page. Memorial mass was Saturday at St. - as the sun struck the droplets from the sunset all across the sky, the moon rising high Let us all make sure that we all have a He is survived by his wife, Frances De Paula C~tholic Church melting snow. turned from silvery white to light gold, send blessed ~ving, and be grateful to God Teresita of Tularosa; two sons, inTularosa. By noon all the snow had left the valley - ing down soft beams of moon rays ac:roos the for all our blessmgB. Steve and Jeff, both of Tularosa; The fumily suggests memorials three daughtars, Jeanette to the American Cancer Society. .------.• SKIERS' SPECIAL • • BUY ONE BREAKFAST TACO GET. Cfj}n thehearfifthe season • Cowa., ONE FREE WITH nus COUPON • • Cur 1Ixp_11~ • - Des the spirita/giVing. '. OPllN7 ....-Sp.. • CLOSBDTUBSDAY • TAKIl OUT OIqJIIRS • 257-11763 • ..• _------.-25&7 SUDDIlkTIi • MIDTOWN .. Have You Tried RUIDOSO SERTOMA B1NGO? OpenThur., Fri., Sufi•• Mon., Tues. OPENAT 6 PM • EARLYBllU>GliMJl}SSTART " . AT7PM DOOR PRIZES • CON<;ESSION STAND $500• JACKPOT Smoking anelNon Sm.oking Sections New ~ocationAt 21GO\ltwy 70E BLUE & WHITE BUILDING .FOllMEBLYBIGIi- AUTO PAttTS • ALL PltOCEEDSARE U$ED FOR.AREA OlVlO ANDOHARITABLE DONATIONS. I -' " ... , - , •• . '. 22 &2 22 52 422 Ga. " =e •D 5 .. sa '# W __ ...... 44 ee ...='•• ';q'.... we""4'144 &'44 • fm as as e: ••••• ss a« Ie 44.C ca WCd« 2S._ .. •• 5:#0 a" ,,- ,...:ua ...'.e 4. 45 • 44C'40' ••• ...4·'...44.'45I" ...... u ••.• C' 4••••44Al ~ . . , I, . ! 6A I The Ruidoso News /Monday, November 25, 1991 • . Sports I . . I I Warrior girls hit the·courts for b'ball Parks and Recreation I The Ruidoso Warrior girls bas tice, Blanton said the girls are run Men's Basketball League ketball team is looking good and ning the offense well and are strong getting ready for a tough district inside. The girls are also more ag Monday, November 18 schedule this winter. gressive this year which will be ,a The girls will be getting off to a key to success against the tough Game l:.Cobras, 77-Pappy's Diner, 48 quick start with their first game at district competition. . High point Cobras, Joe Monte, 22 points; high point Pappy's 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in Tularosa. The One ofthe strongest competitors Diner, Deke LaMay, 21 points. first home game will start at 5:15 will be Onate again, Blanton said. p.m. on Dec. 3 against Goddard. They were runners up in the state Game 2: Chiefs, 53-PDQ Electric, 49 Coach Joely Blanton said she is last year and have several varsity High point High point; Chiefs, Tom Valliant, 24 points; high point really excited ~bout the season and team mcmbers returning. PDQ Electric, Dewey Keller, 14 points. is proud ofall the girls on the team "There is' not one game on the because basketball is a hard sport. schedule that will be easy for us'," Game 3: Tequila Slammers, 60-Bonito Farms, 28 She said most of the girls played 'Blanton said. High point Tequila Slammers, Kenneth Starr, 14 poin~; high on the volleyball team and didn't One major strength is the team point Bonito Farms, Fermin Herrera, 10 points. get much of a break before basket has quite a bit of height on the ball season began. They have put in court. a lot ofhard work and are willing to Tuesday, November 19 put in a lot of time for the sport, "These kids can move real well she said. under the basket, and they can run Game 1: Pappy's Diner, 66-T.J. Swan, 58 . More than 30 girls are out this a press real effectively too," she High point Pappy's Diner, Deke LaMay, 39 points; high point T.J. year which is up from last year, said. Swan, Elgin Toclanny, 21 points. . Blanton said. Th~ team will be rely One goal the team is working on ing on three returning. varsity is the outside shooting game.. Game 2: Chiefs, 56-PDQ Electric. 49 players, .Amy Wishard, Kansas Several of the girls are working High point Chiefs, Dennis Davis and Mark Williams, 12. points Miranda and Cicelee Makowski to hard on it. Leading the Warrior girls basketball team this season will each; high point PDQ Electric" Tina Gallegos, 16 points, lead the way with their experience. "At this point the kids really be returning varsity players (from left) Kansas f\IIiranda, For such a short period of prac- look good," Blanton said. Game 3: Tequila Slammers, 72-Cobras-65 Cicelee makowski and Amy Wishard. High point Tequila Slammers, Marvin Yuzos, 20 poiuts; high point Cobras, Jim McGarvey, 32 points. Ruidoso's hometown boxer takes a break Thursday, November 21 Game 1: Pappy's Diner, 60-Bonito Farms, 59 High point Pappy's Diner, Deke LaMay, 29 points; high point after winning San Juan Amateur match Bonito Farms, FErmin Herrem, 15 points. Game 2: Cobras, 56-Chiefs, 50 by KRISTIE SULZBACH Germany set an ultimate goal "I haven't made a decision on about his decision. One thing he is High point Cobras Joe Monte, 20 points, high points Chiefs, Ruidoso News Staff Writer for himself to make the Olympic leaving amateur boxing, but in mr considering is that the State and Dennis Davis, 10 points. When lifelong dreams and boxing team, which will be having last fight here I lost in a split deCI National Golden Gloves competi reality duke it out, it is sometimes its trials in June 1992. sion. In my opinion 1 didn't fight to tions are in February and March. \ Game 3: Pappy's Diner, 70·T.J. Swan,61 ' hanl to tell which will win. Germany has had two matches the best ofmy ability, 1 was offered "It's not the same as when I first High point Pappy's Diner, Andrew Herrera, 21 points' high point since he came back into the boxing the opportunity to go fight in started boxing. I think fIn realizing T.J. Swan, Elgin Toclanny, 20 points. Kiki Germany, Ruidoso's scene from five years of competing Puerto Rico which I thought may be if I had had better opportunities amateur boxer and kickboxer, won in kiekboxing where he earned the my last one and I wanted to go out and hadn't quit to kickbox I would Monday, November 25 two gold medals in competition two European kickboxing championship on a winn,ing note;' Germany said. be doing better. There are a lot of Ruidoso Middle School weeks ago, but is still contemplat last year. . On Nov. 16 Germany did fight in new techniques that I haven't ing a decision to leave amateur His first boxing match after the San Juan Amateur Boxing In learned. The most important thing Game 1: PDQ Electric vs. Bonito Farms boxi~ or to continue to achieve leaving kickboxing was in Ruidoso vitational as the main event. is I may not be as hungry for the Game 2: Chiefs vs. Tequila Slammers goals m the ring. in August. Germany beat San Juan Olympics as I thought I was;' Game 3: Bonito Farms vs. T.J. Swan heavyweight Ricky Perez in only Germany said. two minutes and 24 seconds. He said he also realizes that the Germany, who has been boxing sports are for· the younger and the for 17 years, now has a record of stronger. 206-6. While living in Ruidoso Bowling league results announced . Germany also competed in the Germany, _trained six days a week. MiamilFt. Lauderdale WKAlPKA With little money coming in it was ~ • Open Kickboxing Benefit on J'ilov. The Monday;·Night Ladiell. Bowl second .pllll»t:: the individual hard to make it, he said. This bit of ing Leaglljl justkieps lItI tolling at setatch ftantl! Wl-th. a score oUOO. • , 17. He won the five-round exhibi- reality made him consider another the RuidCl!lo Bowling Center. ~ In team standings the Lincoln tion against Miami's top goal he has, to become a police of Several teams and individuals County Medical Center is pulling , heavyweight Michael Page. He said ficer in Ruidoso. Germany was a are leading the way after competi out in the lead with 24 wins ana the benefit raised almost $200,000 police officer in Miami. tion Monday night. The high team only 12 losses. for the homeless. Germany said.he realizes trying scratch seriesfor the week was won Two teams, the Late Come1'8 of ''My dream was to try to make out for the Olympics will take by Mitchen's Irish Emeralds with a the Fort Stanton Volunteer Fire the Olympic team. I don't want to money for training, coaches and score of 2222. The Emeralds also Department and the Super Motel 8, put amateur boxing down, but even travel, and he can't. guarantee he bowled their way to the high are tied up at 20 wms and 16 if I was to make it to the Olympic will win every fight. scratch game of the week with an losses. trials, there are a lot of politics ''When I started this ordeal 818. . Also in a tie with 18 wins and 18 going on, so I don't know what my about trYing to make the Olympic LaNette Jenkins was on a hot losses are Mitchell's Irish Emeralds chances would be;' he said. team, I might have overestimated streak this week and won the high and Eddie's Noisy Ladies. Ruidoso Germany said being a member of how tough it would be. I want to individual scratch series with 565 Care Center· has won 17 and lost the U.S. Boxing Team helps those thank everybody in town for the and hiJrh individual scratch game 19. Smokey Bear Restaurant is at who are trying for the Olympics be support ther have given me and with 201. Diane Spear placed sec 15 wins and 21 IosBes. Canyon cause they have better training still are giVIng me. Ifit wasn't for ond in the individuBl scratch series Cabins is at 12 wins and 24 losses facilities and more international the push my family and friends with 515. Mary DomiIlJ{U8z was for the season. competition. Germany bas his have given me I wouldn't have training camp here. thought about doing this. Whatever He will be taking a break until I decide to do it will be the right KIKI GERMANY the first ofthe year so he can think choice," Germany said. ~-$-., ~h ~~~ \(.5C, oo~ , 1991-199:! Texa....-Metro~itanQl!era Radio Schedule Includes: Not turkey QI. ham but. -1991- 11:30 am turkey and ham, cranberry sauce, homemade METcosi MARATIIONFAN TUTTE "";1.;;';;;:0::=====:::==(Mozart). DecemberNovember 307 11:30 am DIE EIlViFUHRUNG AUS DIlM SERAIL (Mozart>' December 14 II:OOam IDOMENEO (Mozart) December Z1 11:00 atll cornbread stuffing, candied yams, mashed AIDA (Verdi) ~. December l8 11:30 am potatoes and giblet gravy,' steamed -1992- TilE GII~STS OF VERSAILLES' (Corigliano) January 4 II :00 am LA BOHEME (Puccini) January II 11:30 lIIl1 vegetables, and salad bar. 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For a ftee Illustrated'flroadoast Guide. call toll·free 1-800-MET-25TH. PI~lI$e SfOnd yourl!I'Il/'ll que'sUons to Texa¢D Opera Quiz, Suite1812. To go orders availsbie Child's Plate $4.95 . lOtl/arkAv.e., New Yoil<. NY10179. 211 SigbWi,ly'lOWest .~. (NEJl'TOW~~, . Q'->~ . .., .4"'8~I!'...n8' ~'\~ .,' a'i ~ ,...... ~.• '"""J\ ;., . t; •• .'''. ~" - .,. ,- ,.., -. ~ ,._, , -. -~ - _. ------, --- - -'-"-..- ~ -- -- Monday. November 25.19911 The Ruidoso NeVIs /7A - The Politics of Juvenile Justice - Special Investigative Series on New Mexico Youth Autltority. Part 2 in a series by Sunmount Syndicate • read them. Maybe then people Others, like Rep. Ruben Smith (D. the Boys School at Springer in would understand some ofthe prob- Dona Ana) who ramrodded the YA northeastern New Mexico, where Old problems, new purges... lema we have to deal with." bill through the legislature, fear problems common throughout the Several legislators sar they are time is nmning out. 'Vnless thin!f.s juvenile system have been allowed by HAL RHODES grams. Dr. Ross Snyder, a well-kno~n disappointed by Portillo s rejection improve quickl~,~ Smith predicts, '1 to multiply many times over. Tholle Sunmount Syndicate . "YDDC is probably the best lJNM Medical School professor, of the report. Daitz's findings were would expect some advocacy group problems, even top Youth Authority Part II hi a 4-part series managed facility in the Youth resigned in protest September 30. "on target, ifoverly kind" says Rep. to slap us with a class action suit." officials admit, read like. a litany of fm afraid there are a lot ofprob Authority," says Judy Nichols, head Sole· psychiatrist at the YA.'s Bob Hawk (D. Bern.). "I hate to say it," laments Hawk, chronic neglect and failure - un- lems in the system," Celondonio of the New Mexico office of Pro- Secure Treatment Center for erno· Established in 1988, the Youth "but it may take federal court inter- derstaffing, overcrowding, low staff Vigil told a reporter visiting his of tection and Advocal:Y, a tionally disturbed juveniles prone Authority combiues in a single de- vention to tUIT- the situation pay,. inadequate staff training, fice in early October. congressionally-mandated agenl:Y to violence, Snyder scored Portillos partment all state juvenile correc- around," , physical abuse of inmates, obsolete Itwas Vigil's labt day on thejob as responsible fur monitoring com- for appointing "another bureaucrat" tions facilities. (See sideliar "Youth Rumors of such a lawsuit are rife physical facilities, out-of-date and Superintendent of the Youth pliance with federal law on instead of a clinician to head the Authority Facilities" in the Thurs-, throughout the Youth Authority, poorly equipped educational pro Authority's Youth Diagnostic and facilities for the emotionally and Center. Portillos, in turn, accused day, Nov. 21 edition ofThe News) with parallels drawn betwe.en prob- grams, deficient psychological Development Center (YODC) in Al physically impaired. Dr. Snr?-er of "overstepping his For many lawmakers! th~ ~~w lems. at ~uvenile facilities and those counseling services, a dearth of buquerque. His office evoked the 'We've had very' few complaints bounds' by intruding into 'manage agency represented a major 1llltJa- culmmatmg in the Duran consent alternative programs appropriate melancholr of a once-bustling cen coming out ofthere...," Nichols says ment·matters." tive in juvenile justice policy, and a decree, a federal court order which to ajuvenile population ranging be- ter of "actIvity now being vacated. of YDDC. Cred,it for this success,. Gone also is Dr. Ben Daitz, anoth mandate fur innovation. forced New Mexico 'to make multi- tween the ages oflO and 18. The worn desk was barren. Plaques she believes, must go to Vigil. "That er UNM professor of medicine who Lawmakers are also critical of million dollar changes in adult cor- More ominously, legislators and honoring Vigil's professional accom may explain why he has the recog· doubled as Y.A. Medical Director. Portillos beyond his handling of the rections. Youth Authority officials sar they plishments hlY casually on a nearbY nition llI!d respect of his peers!la· Portillos refused to renew Daitz'l! Daitz affair, from his management One potential source of legal ac- fear a violent eruption at Sprmger. credenza, their dusty outlines still itionally," Vigil feels he was forced contract last spring after the of the department to what one tion, many believe, is Ifrotection 'We are absolutely sitting on a evident on the wall. out by PortilIos, and ascribes it to physician had submitted a report legislator calls a '1ack of vision." "I and Advocacy. powderkeg," warns Rep. Smith. A veteran ofthree decades in New differences in correctiorial philoso- urging sweeping improvements in think you'd have to say that many '1 cannot affirm or deny tJ:.lI.t Boys . School Superintendent Mexico juvenile corrections, Vigil ph~:- . staff training and psychological legislators just don't see Robert we will pursue a class acjtion suit;," Robert H. Pasternack does not had headed YDDC for the·past nine 1 believe we must look to the counseling services. Portillos doing much in the way of says Judy Nichols, Director of the quarrel with Smith's bleak asseS8- years. His retirement this fall at most current standards. and ~rac- Daitz's report was especially criti innovations," complains Rep. Congressionally-mandated group.: ment. . age 49 left many associates and for tices in the field," saY's Vigil, 'and cal of the N.M. Boys School at Patricia Baca (R. Bern.), who de- "Frankly, there's been 18 "If you look at the (1980) riot at mer colleagues discouraged. move faster to. change to con- Springer, where the physician scribes herself"frustrated" with the honeytnoon with the state since /it the state prison, and the conditions "It's a big loss. Cel Vigil is a fine temporary professional concepts if found widespread problems, and Secretary. (the YA) was established, and we which led to that riot," says person and a progressive leader," we are going to imF.0ve the quality 'where PortiIlos worked for 30 "portinos has dropped the ball on have gone along with tHat Pasternack, "there were a lot of said one official, "but he's not a fa of life for these kids and improve years, the last 14 8S superinten a lot of things, lost momentum and honeymoon fur the last two yelll's. ' people who had been warni.n/;: that vorite of [Youth Authority things for employees too." den t . wasted time purginll people who That's a long honeymoon, howll'1er, things had better change, and fast, Secretary) Robert Portillos, so he's For his part, Portillos maintains P ortillos says he disagrees with don't.agree with him, says another and I dont think the systeni has that we needed more staff, better being forced out." that, "There is no bad blood be· the Daitz report, and press ac proponent ofreform. . lived up to the vision the people trained staff, more programs to Vigil's departure robs New Mexico tween Cel and myself." Others note. counts have reported him to have Portillos contends that his critics who created it had for it." deal with (inmates') needs and of perhaps its most nationally however, that Vigil's national been angered its revelations. , are premature, and much of their IfNew Mexico finds itselfin feder- problems, or it would blow. And it prominent figure in;'uvenile carrel> reputation made him a potential Others have reacted to the Daitz criticism is unwarranted. "After all, al court, many sources believe, its did." tions. A member 0 the American rival to Portillos. report more favorably. ''Daitz rve only been on this job for 10 legal achilles heel will be those un- ''Yeah, we need to be more proac Correctional Aasociation's Policy differences with Portillos summed it up pretty well," says an months, and we're still a new de- accredited facilities which fail to tive if we want to keep this place prestigious Board of Governors, have also led to other recent depar- aide to furmer Youth Authority Sec partment with a lot of start-up meet federal legal standards, in- from ex;eloding," Pasternack con Vigil also serves on the ACA Stan. Wres from the system, and one retary Jacki Ri!l'gs. problems..." he says of the 3 year- eluding the Carlsbad Reintegration eludes. 'One 'of the things I give dards Committee, and is in demand source even speaks of a "purge" "I told Jacki we should make 8 old agency. ''We're not where we Center and Albuquerque's Secure Robert Portillos credit for is that he by juvenile systems around the na ~ should be, but eventually we'll get Treatment Center. '. managed to keep the lid on at this may underway in the Youth hundred copies, put them in boxes there.".Most vulnerable to legal action is place as long as he did." tion to audit and evaluate their pro- Authonty. outside the door, and beg p~ple to Tfvi4 He ~""". NOTICE TO LINCOLN COUNTY PROPERTY OWNERS ".we y~ a. R,-L Cfi.tt ~ tf..e Huvtt Prqperty Tax Delinquent Date JOIN YOUl£FRIENDS AT CREE MEADOWS SometlQ:les we feel lonely ..., Sometimes we feel Incomplete ... LINCOLN COUNTY TREASURER reminds Uncaln FORTHANKSGIVING Sometimes we wish we;: could Just sleep through Christ.mas ... 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And Green BeBDS ·•••••9.95 By NM State law, property taxes are the personal obligation FRESH LEG OF LAMB of the property owner, whether or notthe bill was received. Mailpaymentor contactusattheaddress andphonenumbers With Mint Jelli, Twicad BakadPotatoes listed below should you have questions regarding your prop And Broc '. BBQG..u ....m DELUXE GRILLED-'--- ClDCKEN CHICKEN ONLY.Sl" Now ArbY's@ offers hvo grilled chicken sandwiches • Our De luxe Grilled Chicken sandwich featuresa grilled,alIwhitemeat breast of chicken fillet topped withcrisplettuce,juiCy tomato and creamy honey may(iimaise on.a sesame seed blm. Our BBQ Grilled Chicken sand wich starts widl a griIledbreast of chicken fillet topped' With fresh onion, tasty pickle and tungy BBQ(batbecue}saucQ.~ a toasled setlame seed bUn. CometoArby'stoday and taste the I\fbY's GrilledChicken dlf fC}fellce. ~::if:ti:Afi~1lF:NCE -, IN FAST F'OOD. 637 Sudderth 01'. 1.5'1~7775 • ... -~-...... - .....~-- ...... -.~------. -..---.--..... - .------~_._- - . - . --.-- -,_. ~. - - ...-. -. ------.--. 'P. ~ ..... __.... _~ ..... - __• ---...... SA I The RuIdoso News I Monday. November 25.1991 ., I • L i . ,People . . - Coming Up . Ruidoso artist; Linda Smith, town, Donations are welcome of food, gifts and money. Call Ellie Keeton at 257-7324. exhibits in New York show Noon-DEMOCRATIC 'WOMEN meet for 7 p.m.-REGION IX COOPERATIVE CEN lunch at Carrizo Lodge, Cost for the lunch is $6,25, Ruidoso artist Linda Smith has Smith's work is fuund in many Taos; Hayden-Hays Qallery, Broad TER and Drug Free Schools and Communities Ad and all are welcome. been juried into the 78th Annual corporate and private collectiuns muor Hotel, Culorado Springs, visory Board will meet in the Hondo Valley Schoul Exhibition of the Allied Artists uf here and abroad. Her new works Library, Those interested in car pooling. meet in :/: x .~. ~.."., ... ':"" '.' . .' ... ' .' '.' .' . :;: America with an oil painting titled, can be seen in the following gal Coloradu; Galerie du Buis, Aspen, the Ruidoso Middle School parking lot at 6:15 p.m...... "Casey's Carousel: an allegory." leries: Canyon Gallery, Ruidosu; Coloradu; Spirit Seeker Gallery, Everyone is invited. -9-10 a,m,-MAINSTREET COFFEE at The The shuw and sale is currently Gallery at Simply Santa Fe, Santa Sedona, Arizuna; and Gallery at Great Southwest! 2314 Sudderth Drive, Open to at the Natiunal Arts Club Upper Fe; Burke Armstrong Galleries, Shoal Creek, Austin, Texas. 7 p.m.-WRITERS GROUP meets at the the public. Gallery, 15 GTamercy Park Suuth, Ruidoso Public Library. This is an open meeting for New York City and is open to the anyone interested in getting a writers group ~"'>""~'''':_;:"'''''''''m,=''''''.""'."'..m"""""."".""."'."'.,''''.'''''"',"',",,"'·i~='f$."*= public from noon to 5 p.m. daily, started. ~~~~~ November 21 through December • 8 p.m.-RUIDOSO LITTLE THEATRE 15. BETTY AWARDS honoring outstanding achieve Acoording to a news release, out ments and contributiuns of the past season during of mure than 3,000 entries from all 11 a.m.-FEDERATED mwUBLICAN over the United States, only 287 art WOMEN OF UNCOLN COUNTY (FRWLC) at an evening ofcomedy, music and dance. works were chusen. Carrizo Lodge for lunch and a program following The exhibitiun includea uil paint _~..:«." :"'_'1'_'-.;:;. ,,,,.'. : ,'"(» the business meeting. Pat Jensen will speak on ~~..~ ing, sculp~ure, watennedia, pastel, "Minurity Outreach." FRWLC invites any woman 5p,m.-FRWLC AND LINCOLN COUNTY and graphics. . residing in or visiting Lincoln County. For informa REPUBUCAN PARTY Christmas parl;y at Car-·· The entry slide of Smith's paint tion, call 336-4050. rizo Lodge. Reservations are essential by December ing will'be included in the AA.A. Travelin/? Slide Program...... ~ . 4, call 3364050 or. 336-8447. In lieu uf a gift ex . '" . ~. . .. . '.' ~ ".': '. Smith s work includes still life, change, members may bring a cash donation to landscapes, and figure wurk in uil -RUIDOSO PUBLIC LIBRARY will be cIused ~c:e~cops which will be used for teenage gift certif- and pastel. She is well-known fur Thursday through Saturday. November 28-30, m- ' her portraits, and has just com. observance ofthe Thanksgiving holidays. pleted commissillns for Dr. Arlene Brown and Paul Vurdermann, and 3 p.m.-OPEN HOUSE at Ruidoso Care Center 10 a.m.-6:30 p.m.-BWOD DIUVE, spunsored Dr. T.T. Marquardt in Ruidoso, and in recognition ofAlzheimer's Awareness Month. Dr. by the Ruidoso High School Student Council, in the Mrs. Ju Johns, JCJ Ranches, Santa Michael Hickey is the guest speaker and refresh Theresa, New Mexicu. high Dchool public meeting room. Refreshments will LINDA SMITH ments will be served. The public is invited. be provided Anyone 17 years of age may dunate with parent's permission. Anyune 18 years or older and whu weighs over 110 puund is alsu urged to • dunate blood. . In Service . 1:30 p.m.-HANGING OF 'I'HE GREEN at the Don't missthe Bettys! Ruidoso Federated Woman's Club. Everyone is in vited. Staff Sergeant KERlU L Seats are going fast for the 7th Sharyl Archer at 257-9186. ., ... RYON has been decorated with the Annual Betty Awards, and plan Dinner will be served from 6:30 . - . . 3 p.m.-UGHT UP NEW MEXICO with the ~.~ Air Force Commendatiun Medal. ners urge Ruidoso Little Theatre's to 7:30 p.m. and entertaimnent he _. ~ ~ Ruidoso Federated Woman's Club. Everyone is in Ryon is the son of Bennis L: and many fans to make reservations gins at 8 p.m. vited to the Woman's Club to hear the Ruidoso Mid early for the fun filled evening, Ruidusu Little Theatre will. pres Noon--SERVICE CLUB COUNCn. at K-Bob's. dle School choir. Special guests will be ambas· Mary A. Ryon of Traverse City, Michigan. Cree MeaduW8 Cuuntry Club has ent awards for the best play, actor, sadors to Girls State: Sarah Echuls and Yvette a special menu llanned for the actress and many more, with spe 6:30 p.m.-FALL SPORTS BANQUET at 'Maldonado and HOBYambassador, Sharice Hall. His wife, Cydne, is the daughter Ruidosu High School. sponsored by the Warrior uf E. Jones uf Ruiduso and Jean Betty Awards, an dinner reserva cial entertainment acts presented Booster Club and hoooring athletes who have par Ludwing ofRoswell. tions may be made by calling in between. ticipated in the fall sports program. 6 p.m.-ALTO WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION AND ALTO WOMEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION Christmas party at the Alto Club House. Cocktails Girl Scouts "Care for the Earth" 9:30 a.m.-LINCOLN COUNTY MEDICAL at 6 p.m. and buffet dinner at 7 p.m. CENTER AUXILIARY meets in the conference Approximately 40 peuple from select a campsite and got sume tips Acoording to a news release, this room atthe hospital. . Southeast New Mexico attended a un outdoor cooking, as well as low is the first in a lIeries ofjoint pro fun weekend in the Linculn Natiun impact camping, fire prevention, grams to fucus on the theme "Girl .-., '" al Forrest where information from safety, games and activities. Scouts Care fur the Earth" national Pruject Learning Tree and Pruject service project; . -MIDDLE SCHOOL library aides and student Wild were presented by foresters The day long session wasJed by council travel to Las Palomas, Mexico, to provide a from Smokev Bear RaUller District the furester, Peg Crim ofTularosa. For more information about • Christmas party fur the needy children in that and the Zia Girl Scuut Council. Special guests included Smokey these activities contact your local Participants learned how to Bear and Woodsey Owl. 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', l ~, .. .. ~.k'·.= ,_{>.~;~ _~~~_.-,·:_,_·.",r_~_'_,· ~~·, '_-"':'~""""'~_'-''''"''''''~''''''.~'''''-''-''''''''iI.,,,,,, ~...,_.t\'"'''''''~ ,,_...:;,~ _' ._, I'_ j/(",.. • •..""-,,,-,-...... , ..• ..",,-..• •.. ,.oI.L-,. ,.....'>'.,.....::,•."..,,;:;..,...... , _" ...... ', ...:>,.;,.,J., - - -' - - - -, _. - .' --_._----_....~-.---_..~------ \ Monday, November 25. 1991/ The Ruidoso News /9A EARLY DEADLINES FOR THANKSGIVING EDITION: Lincoln's artist series is a hit pap~r Thursday's will be Published The weather was great will be December 14 arid and a very larg~ crowd 15 from 1-5 p.m. at Dr. Wednesday November 27, 1991. came to renew old friend Wood's Annex. The same ships with artist Ted delicious food will be for' Classified deadline: Monday 5 pm. Robertson and wife, sale at the "Eatery" just Carol, who have just across the street from Dr. Legals deadline: Monday 5 pm. moved back to Lincoln. Wood's Annex. I enjoyed a visit with Featured artist wilJ be Display ad. deadline Friday 5 pm. A.N. and Jackie Spencer Linda Miller, who lives who had come to especial and works In San ly see Ted'. work Jackie Patricio. Linda Miller's For Information call The Ruidoso News 257-4001 said she had long admired Ted's work. Martha Procoor came to lend original works and prints will be I had a chat with Carol Bay support to her very dear friend for sale during the exhibit. less, we reminisced of the of many years, Elissa Phillips. All Lincoln shops will be open "olden" days at First Christian Martha Proctor. our County for browsing and Christmas Church. Carol said she loved the Clerk, told us she is also a stu shopping. Legal Notices dent at ENMU-Huidoso,and - - , exhibitions. The Lincoln Hospitality Max Young and Bonnie Tuck while it's difficult getting used to Group appreciates your interest "homework" again, she recom LEGAL NOTICE drove over from El Paso to meet and they wish to thank The LEGAL :l'lOTICE Ruidoso State _Bank, Post Office artists Ted and Elissa. They mends those who possibly can to Ruidoso News for the publicity IN "'Ttm°i> DISTRICT COURT TWELJI'l'H JUDICIAL Drawer B, Ruidoso, New Mexico sign up for some spring classes. DISTRICT COURT were impressed with the historic given to "Meet-the-Artist" of our OF LINCOLN COUNTY 88345, (505) 257-4043. buildings of Elissa's and they "We should all strive to be the area and a big thanks to Rosalie TWELFTH JUDICIAL COUNTY OF LINCOLN WITNESS MY HAND AND STATE OF NEW MEXICO particularly liked the "Sunset" best we can," said Martha. Dunlap for her photos and sup DISTRICT SEAL; Lincoln County, New Mexi by Ted. , The final art show this season port. STATE OF NEWMRXICO RUIDOSO S'l'ATE BANK. a co, on this 19th day of November, MICHAEL CHAVEZ and . New Meldco Banking 1991. . NANCY CHAVEZ, Corporation, IslMargo E. Lindsay Plaintiffs, ,Plaintiff. District Court Clerk VII. vs. Legal #7775 4T(11)25(12)2,9,16 DIANA MOSS, RICHARD W. Defendant. FARNSWORTH. if IivjDf, if '~, Cause No. CV-91·171 dec:eased, the unknown heU'll of Divisionm Richard W. Farwiwortb, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF dec:eased, CEcn. HOWARD IN -T":;8E;;;; DISTRICT COURT ACTION OR PROCEEDING TATE and PATSY MllJ.ER OF LINCOLN COUNTY THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO· TATE, husband and wife, TWELFTH JUDICIAL TO: D1M'iA MOSS, Defendant RICHARD' A. PROCTOR and DISTRICT GREETINGS: BERNICE C. PROCTOR, if STATE OF NEWMEXICO YOU ARE HEREBY notified IRing, if dec:eased, .the un IN THE MArtEROF that MICHAEL CHAVEZ and known heirs ofRichardA. Proe ESTATE OF WILLIAM D. NANCY CHAVEZ, PlaintiJfs, have tol' and/ol' Bel'Diee C. Pl'octol', GATTIS, Deceased. filed a Complaint for Damages and BERNARD J. MCMAHON, Cause No. PB-91-67 against you in the above entitled JR. and FRANCES K. Divisionm Art in ·Lincoln court and cause, said court being MCMAHON, husband and wife, NOTICE TO CREDITORS the District Court of the County of if living, if deceased, the un LAURA LEE STANDRIDGE Artist Ted Robertson Lincoln, State of New Mexioo, known heirs of Benaard J. and STEVEN ROY poses with Sally Black Twelfth Judicial District, sitting McMahon andIOl' Franc:es K. STANDRIDGE have been ap (above, left) and is pic within and for the County of Lin McMahon, deceased, AND UN pointed Perso;;\ Representative of tured on the porch of theEstate of William D. Gattis, coln, said cause numbered CV-91 KNOWN CLAIMANl'S OF IN the Dr. Wood's Annex TEREST IN 'rHE PREMISES Deceased. All persons having 171 on the civil docket ofsaid court. with EI Paso resident The general object of said action is ADVERSE TO PLAINTIFF, claims against this estate are re- to obtain judgment against you on Defendants. . quired to present their claims Max Young during a behalfofthe PlaintiJfs. No. CV-91-193 within two months aft;er the date of recent art show in Lin YOU ARE HEREBY notified Division I the first publication of this Notice coln. Artist Elissa Phil that, unless you enter or cause to NOTICE OF or the cl81Dl8 will be forever barred. lips (right, at left) chats Claims must be presented either to be entered, your appearance in said PENDENCYOF surr with Fate and Elaine THE STATE OF NEw MEXICO the Personal Representative at Post action on or before the 18th, day of Kuykendall. (Photos by December, 1991, judgment by de- TO THE FOLLOWING NAMED Office BOx 2309 Ruidoso, New Mexioo88345, or med with the Dis Rosalie Dunlap.) I fault will be entered ~ainstyou. DEFENDANTS: Attorney for Plaintiffs: . RICHARD W. FARNSWORTH, trict Court 01 Lincoln CO\lllty, New GARY C. MITCHELL ifliving, if deceased, the unknown Mexico. P.O. Box 2460 heirs of Richard W. Farnsworth, IslLaura Lee Standridge Ruidoso, New Mexioo 88345 deceased, RICHARD A. PROCTOR Is/StevenRoy Standridge Tele~ne (505) 285-4911 . and BERNICE C. PROCTOR, if Legal '7698 2T(1l)21,25 wrr SS· the HONORABLE living, if deceased, the unknown RlCHARD A. PARSONS, Dis heirs of Richard A. Proctor and/or trict Judge of the Twelfth Judi Bernice C. Proctor, and BERNARD LEGAL NOTICE cial DistriCt Court of the State J. MCMAHON, JR. and FRANCES IN ~Ttm":;;;;; DISTRICT COURT of New Mexico, and seal of the K. MCMAHON, husband and wife, OF LINCOLN COUNTY 'District Court of LINCOLN if living, if deceased the unknown TWELFl'IlJUDICIAL COUNTY, this 5th day of Nov., heirs of Bernard J. McMahon DISTRICT 19f1,A.D. and/or Frances K. McMahon, STATEOFNEWMEIUCO l&!Margo E. Lindsay, deceased, ANI) UNKNOWN Inthe Matterofthe Estate . (Clerk) CLAIMANTS OF INTEREST IN ofBU,I.m MAYBELLE IslEUzabethLueras THE PREMISES ADVERSE TO HOUSETON, Deceased. (Deputy) PLAINTIFF: Cause No. PB-IJO.22 LegolI7688 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Divisionm 4t(11)l1,18,25(12)2 that an action has been commenced NOTICE TO CREDITOBS and is now pending in Lincoln DOUGLASWAYNE . County, New Mexioo, as styled HOUSETON has been ap- LEGAL NOTICE above, Cause No. CV-91-193, Divi pointed Personal Representative of NOTICE OF sion I, on the civil docket of said the Estate of BunE MAYBELLE SHERIFF SALE Court. HOUSETON, deceased. All persons James C. McSwane Sheriff of The general object ofsaid action having their claims against this the County ofLinooln, ~te ofNew is to quiet the Plaintift's fee sirnJ>le estate are required to present their Mexico, hereby gives notice that in title in the real estate described in claims within two months after the Cause No. ev #26-2-79-0197-B in the Com\llaint being a tract ofland date of the first publication of the the Magistrate Court Division n, located m Linooln County, New Notice or the claims will be forever County of Lincoln, State of New Mexioo and being more particularly barred. Claims must be presented Mexioo, wherein Presbyterian described as follows: either to the Personal Representa Hea1theare Services, Inc., a non A tract ofland in the NE1I4, tive, c/o Gary C. Mitchell, P.O. Box profit ool'pOmtion is Plaintift', and SW1l4 ofSection 13, Township 246!J., Ruidoso, New Mexioo 88345 Phillip D. Sims is Defendant and 9 South, Range 15 East, or filed with the District Court of , pursuant to a Writ of Execution NMPM,Lincoln County, New Lincoln County; New Mexioo. issued, the Lincoln County SheriH's Mexioo, described by metes and Dated: 11-6-91 Oepartment has seized the fullow bounds as fenows: IslDOUGLAS WAYNE ingdescribed property: Starting at the South 114 corner ~HOUSETON One (1) 1982 Toyota Pick-up, oflI!lid Section 18; thence N 03 GARY C. MI'rCREIJ. Fourwheel drive degrees 42' 26" E, a distance of P.O. Box 2460 Vehicle Identification Number 1322.95 feet to the place of Ruidoa::w Mexieo 88345 JT4RN38S5COO39481 beJdnning ofthe herein (605) 2 11 Notice is further given that the deSc:ribeef tract ofland: thence S Legal17692 2T(11)18,25 total amount ofjudgluent obtained 89 degrees 45' 00" W along Ii by Plaintiff II.gllinst Defendant is fence a distance of131.24 feet to $2,133.30 at an interest rate of15% the locally acce~ Southwest" LEGAL NOTl'CE per annum from September 9, cornerofthe said NW1I4, . 1991, plus accrued expenses. AIry I:U!l1l4; the~ Ob degrees 56' The Planning and Zoning Com proceeds from said sale will first be 09" E along a fence a distaJlce of mission of the Village of Ruidbso utilized to pay the cost of the sale 1017.76 ft!etto a point onthe will hold a special Meeting on De and then distributed to ~ hav Northboundary Ofsaid NE 1I4 cember 9,1991 at Village Hall, 313 ing thejudgment. OJA th S 86 d 59' Cree Meadows Drive. The meeting SE J,I..; ence egrees • will be to oonsider Case t#PV91-018, The sale of said property uhall 54" E !Ilong said North take place at the entrance of the boundary a distanca of73. 61 a variance request for the following LinooIn County Sub-Station, 105 feet at theCenter ofsaid Section descrilied property: Kansas City Road Ruidoso, New 13; dlence S 03 degrees 42' 26" Lot 3, Block 5 GREEN Mexico. On the 6th day of Decem· E along the Eastboundary of MEADOWS ADDITION ber, 1991, at the hoUr of10:00A.M. wd NE 1/4, SW 114a.distance Ruidoso, Linooln County, Vehicle may be viewed one hour ofbel!JO~. feet thta~ 1 of New Mexioo prior to sale. Conditions ofthe sale 71 and to P. ace Front and side yard variances e~h. gJnnIRg oon Jrnng have been requested to allow are No personal checks ac 2.3727 aeres, more or less. • oonBtruction ofa 15'6" x 20' cepted,. Yeu are further notified that, rt to ·thin 15' f BI the order ofthe Sheriff, Lin· unless you enter yo1ll' appearance open carpo WI 0 :ft said _ ...... on or 0:.-"-"'0 the 15th Clover Drive front property line ooln County, State ofNew Mellioo. ... _...... -or and to within 9'6"ofside IslJaDleB C. McSwone, Sheriff day of January, 1991, )lour default Subseribed and sworn to be will be entered; and the Plaintiff, proper/f line between Lots 3 & fote me this 6th day of Novem· Ruidoso State Bank, will apply to 4. Reqwred setbacks are 20' the d GOBBLE, UP .,!. .',' .. • SUPER Cabinets & Conntertops SERVICE by Superior! At The Ruidoso News,serviceisour Q Itttlh. .. full naDle. 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New Mexico may have been designated the nuclear .. PEOPLE LOVE D-lAT KIND OF dump ground of the nation, but some New Mexicans 'FELTarNCERITYl aren't pleased with that designation. . When state leaders cut the deal to become the home ofthe Waste Isolation Pilot Project some years ago, people at the meeting recall that the Department of. Energy assured them that New Mexico wouldn't be Rsked to provide space for any other nuclear waste. The promises of money that went with the WIPP deal also have gone sour, with some members of the House Energy and Power Subcommittee saying ear lier this month that they oppose paying New Mexico the millions of dollars approved by the Senate to build roads - the kind of roads needed to transport nuclear waste. Meanwhile. the Department of Energy believes it has hit a bull's eye in identifying the beautiful Mes calero. Apache Reservation as a temporary disposal site for' nuclear waste. Again - more promises of mil- lions of dollars. . Even as the feasibility study for Phase I is initiated on the Mescalero site, some Washington insiders say that the ink already is dry on Phase II documents with the DOE waiting for the timing to be right to push through another of 'its 10-day or less approvals. Hard to believe, but it was just as hard to believe that the first application went through on the express plan. . . New Mexico Perspective . " . . . Part-time Ruidoso residents who live in Texas (many who plan to retire in the Ruidoso area) are very When push comes to shove, that's politics concerned about their new nuclear neighbor. -lJ1ey're getting organized, meeting. writing letters and study Late on Thursday, Oct. 3, Energy Secretary "-";' :-:::""-:- .,.: ",:, ":~ :~, -: '-, >-' ," /~ The picture was no more edifying back in ing nuclear waste~ They say that the rest of the world James Watkins called a hasty press conference Santa Fe. Attorney General Tom Udall ans wants to know how Ruidoso feels about having a in Washington to announce what amounted to wered Watkins' fiat and threat of appropria unilateral confiscation of land around the con tions blackmail with a resounding, "See you in nuclear waste site right next door. troversial Waste Isolation Pilot Project (WIPP) court." Udall's 1000 page brief not only posed near Carlsbad. the Constitutional issue, but contained the The Ruidoso Village Council passed a resolution Only minutes before he met the media, state's first high-level recognition of serious Watkins had telel::ned Gov. Bruce King, scientific doubts over the geological integrity stating its opposition to any nuclear waste disposal in formally notifying . that within a week the of the WIPP site, as well as myriad q~estions the area. How do you feel? first long-disputed radioactive shipments about transportation and accident response. would begin to cross New Mexico regardless of Yet Udall and his lawyers stood all but Please fill out and return the questionnaire \below. environmental standards. politically and legally alone the long weekend Ifthe state tried to contest his action, Wat the experimental storage to some 8,500 bar after Watkins spoke. Typically on one or more with all responses returned to The News; PO' Box kins threatened, DOE would withhold millions rels. sides ofthe WIPP issue, Gov. King first agreed 128; Ruidoso NM 88345; by Thursday, December 12. of federal dollars pledged for highway im Angry that his own deadlines for Senate ac to champion the lawsuit. But then, in an Oct. tion had passed, Watkins swiftly went behind You can drop them off at The News office, 104 Park provements, emergency training and other 4, press conference remarkable even by safety measures. Bingaman's flank to get agreement to the statehouse standards, King pointedly pulled Avenue in Ruidoso. The ensuing clash of state and federal 8,500 from both Sen. Domenici and Washing back from his young Attorney General, holding authority made national, even international ton's other ranking New Mexico figure, former out the chimera of some Senate compromise SURVEY news. In an historic act, New Mexico sued the Congressman and Interior Secretary Manuel and wandering like a stranger through an is United States of America on Oct. 9, to block Ll!ian. When Bingaman held firm, the Energy sue haunting New Mexico for more than a the land seizure and shipments. Secretary moved before the day was out to decade. . Soon after, Energy officials agreed to delay have Secretary L~an quickly sign over the There were other embarrassing footnotes. 1. I'm in favor of a plan to have nuclear waste the opening of WIPP for another four to six land to DOE, and then called his evening Where were our Constitutional conservatives, stored temporarily on the Mescalero Reservation. weeks, postponing though not resolving the press conference ,to bypass both the Senate our Republicans standing against federal ______Yes deeper crisis in public policy. and the state with Domenici's ai,lent blessing. tyranny? Some interests of Big Brother are It was seven days of Constitutional drama, Left in the debris of the attempted coup more equal than others. And wh'l1t ifCongress ______--::-:---:-----:: No some high, some low. But behind the head was one of the most cherished myths of New comes to the rescue with one of the pending ______Undecided lines, it was also by several accounts a scar Mexico politics. Thousands of voters may not bills, providing only a few months preparation ring week in New Mexico political history, an savor the special interest records or corpulent ofsafety measures. episode of betrayal and shattered myths that corporate backers of GOP politicians like Admiral Watkins seems soon destined to 2. I'm against a plan to have nuclear waste stored subtly alteredthe landscape ofleadership. Domenici or L~an. But they repeatedly send open his $1' billion cavity despite its dubious temporarily on the Mescalero Reservation. For New Mexico DemoCl7atic Sen. Jeff them to Washington on the venerable theory morphology and insidiously seeping brine. The ______------_- Yes Bingaman, it was another lesson in Washing that seniority protects a sparsely-populated, chronic abdication of state and federal officials No ton politics. Along with his senior Republican poor state. When push comes to shove, they makes it inevitable. ------U;-;-n~d;--e--:cided colleague, Pete Domenici, Bingaman had been say, Pete and Manny will be there for new What a tragically Pyrrhic victory for our steering through the U.S. Senate a WIPP land Mexico against the big boys. neighbors in Carlsbad, flow too dependent on withdrawal bill allowing 4,500 barrels ofwaste Shove came with a jolt that first week in nuclear waste in the absence of any in 3. I don't think it's anybody's business what the to be stored over an initial experimental peri October, and Domenici and Lujan stood aside telligent, caring economic development policy od, and carrying environmental safeguards to let it slam into what little prerogative and tor Boutheastern New Mexico. More than Mescalero people do on their land.. sought by both citizen critics and state policy dignity the state has left.. The prece everyone, they had a stake in an orderly open ______------Yes scientists. ' dents and portent can hardly be measured. ing of WIPP, achieved not with fearful divi No Early on that futeful Thursday, however, Where will our genial men be the next time a sion, doubts and lawsuits, but in sound policy, ------U;-;-n-d:-e-c"7 ided Bingaman was confronted with a veritable federal agency treats New Mexico like a unselfish politics, and public confidence: Like ultimatum from Watkins suddenly increasing Banana Republic? the rest of us, they have lost on what matters. 4. I need more information on the plan. ______Yes . ______No mle Hoffar. Advortlslng; Rod Aanagan, AdverUslng; ClaUdia Gumbert. Adver tising; Sissy Back, Classlfteds; Dllbble Jones. GraphiC ArUst; Joseph Martin• . Pressman; Gary Garza, Asst Pressman; Robart Priddy, Routa Driver; John 5. I need more information on nuclear wa~te While, Route Driver. ______--<•..- Yes ______No Subscription rates In advance-Single copy. 50 cents. 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DIRECTORY LISTINGS BY CLASSIFICATIONS DEADLINES FOR CLASSIFIED READER ADS ONLY: Thursday. 5:00 \. 1 Announcements 19 Property Management 37 Antiques 2 Thank you 20 Storage Space for Rent 38 Arts CLASSIFIED RATES p.m. lor the Monday Issue: Tuesday. 5:00 3 Personals 21 Wanted to Rent 39 Sporting Goods One Time Rate· Only p.m. IQr the Thursday Issue. 4 Lost and Found 22 Pasture lor Rent 40 Boats, Marine Equipment 5 Land 'or sale 23 Autos tor sale 41 Miscellaneous 6 Houses 'or SaIe 24 Pickups - Trucks 42 Wanted To Buy DEADLINES FOR ALL DISPLAY 7 Cabins for Sale 25 Vans tor Sale 43 Help Wented 254 a "Word ADS: Thursday,S p.m. lorlhe Mon 8 Real Estate Trades 26 Motorcycles tor Sale 44 Work Wanted day Issue; Tuesday. 5 p.m. for the 9 Real Estate 27 Auto Parts 45 Financial Services (Plus Sales Tsx of 6,8125%) Thursday Issue. 11) Mobile Homes lor Sale 28 R. V:s and Travel Trailers 46 Services 11 Business Opporlunities 29 Livestock and Horses 47 House SlUing 12 Houses for Rent 30 Farm Equipment 4S Child Care Publlaher assumes no financial r... DEADLINES FOR ALL LEGAL 13 Apartments tor Rent 31 Feed and Grain 49 Child Care Wanted sponslbllhy for· typographical .r· NOTICES: Wednesdey, 5 p.m. for the 14 Mobiles for Rent 32 Produce and Plants 50 Entertainmenl rors In advertisements sxcept 1o 15 Mobile Spaces 'or Rent 33 Pets and Supplies 51 Rrewood For Sale Monday Issue; Monday, 5 p.m. for the. pUblish B correction In the next Is· 16 Rent to Share 34 Yard Sales 52 Auctions Thursday Issue. sue. . 17 Business Rentals 35 Household Goods 63 SChoolsflnstruction 36 Musical Instruments 18 Resort, Renlals · , 1. An!lOlll1CNllenls (,. Houses rO!, Sale 9. Rt'llI Estatc 12. Houses fOI' Rcnt H, Apts, for Rent 1. Annollllcemenls . ,, PUBLISHER'S NOTICE - All real KNOW A CRIPPLED - or burned COME SEE TIllS - New house coUN'i'RY ESTATES - Four FURNISHED - Three bedroom, SHAW APARTMENTS - land 2 estate advertising in this news child? Call Shriners for free built by Mullican Construction, bedroom home .on five acres, two bath house, two living areas bedroom furnished apartments paper ia subject to the Federal help. 257-7333 days, 258-5860 located in prestigious WMV3 on sunroom, dining room, separate in Sun Valley. Main street for rent. Good location. No pets. Fmr Housing Act of 1968 which evenings or 257-4871, 257-2079. Snowbird Court, ,Split bedrooms studio building. Just reduced to Realty. 505-257-9623 258-3111. M-V-49-tfc $89 500. Lease purchasel$500. makes it illei~~~ advertise "any 18-8-13-tIDc with jacuzzi tub and cuatom 16-M-52-tfe TWO, ONE BEDROOM - preference, . 'tation or dia cabinets with quality through Call JJ's Real Estate. 505-258 TWO BEDROOM - Fireplace deon PREGNANT, NEED HELf'1- call 4574 26.J-57-5tc Apartments located behind Video crimination based on race, color, Birthright, 1-800-il48-Love out. Call Jan Mullican. river. Partly furnished. Gateway U.SA All utilities paid, also cable. religion, sex, handicap, familial (5683) M-S-87-tfe Owner/Agent. 257.3100 after 6 RUIDOSO, ALTO VILLAGE area. $375. month, year lease. 1 $250.-$275. deposit $100. Previous status, or national origin, or an P.M 34-M-56-tfe Large house on 3 lots in Alto Vil 505-257-7186 M-R-51-tfc rental reference required. 506-257 intention to make any such pref RUIDOSO SERTOMA CLUB lage over 3,000 sq. ft. Four BINGO - at 2160 Highwny 70 FOR RENT - One bedroo~ one 3146 23-H-56-6ti:-R3tc erence, limitation or discrimina bedroom, two baths, hot tub, bath cabin. All bills paid $290. tion." This newspaper will not East, Ruidoso Downs (formerly 9. Real Estate sauna, 360 degree view. Two car TWO BEDROOM - One and one Bi~ per month. Easy access. Call knowingly accept any advertis A Auto Parts and Repair garage, auto door, two fire halfbath apartment. Furnished, building). Thursday, Friday, Rose Peebles 505-257-3200 after with washer/dryer and fireplace. ing for real estate which is in EXQUISITE SIX BEDROOM - 6 places. Full Country Club mem 5 P.M. Owner/Agent 22-P-54-tfc violation of the law. Our readers Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. bath home. Magnificent view, bership, Jocki!y Club seats avail $295, month, plus electric. 258 are hereby informed that all Doors open at 6 p.m. Early Bird great rental history. Call Jeff at able. Call Nick Patterson TWO BEDROOM.- One bath, car 4295 or 258-5067 18-V-59-2tc dwellings. advertised in this Special game at 7 p.m.. Conces port, easy access. 11.3 Pippin. sion stand open. Call 257-2777 Doug Bass and Associates, 258 Owner/agent 506-898-1948· or newspaper are available on an 5252. 19-D-21-tfe American Realty 505-897- For inforination call 505-257 1./. :vlolJilcs fOI' Rent or 378-4292 after 5 p,m. All prj) 4230 M-A-54-tfc equal opportunilJ basis. To com FOR SALE BY OWNER - no down 3657 42-P-57-tfc, plain of discnmination, call ceeds over payouts and expenses FOR RENT- Fully furnished two will be given to Lincoln County payment to qualified buyer, SPRING PLANTING - 80 acres ONE BEDROOM - furnished HUD toll-free at 1-800-424-8590. cabin in Ponderosa Heights, bedroom house. Paradise Can For the Washington, DC area charitable organizations. Your Northwest of Tularosa, recent yon Sub-Division. Call 806-872- mobile, clean, large deck. No Bingo dollars stay in Lincoln $32,000,257-6317. 16-D-34-tfc survey, water rights, asking pets. Good parking. Water paid, please call HUD at 426-3500. $80,000. with terms. Bill Smith· · 7665 or 257-4477 Ms. Walden M The toll-free telephone number County· for use of those in LOT IN CAMELOT - Subdivision. N-55-9tp :ji250. month, 257-2824 or 257 is 1-800-643-8294. R-62-tfc need. 72-8-51-tfnc Good access, all utilities to.lot. Realty 257-2727 19-5-59-2tc 9615. 18-W-45-tfc Very buildable. For sale by UNFURNISHED Three ELKS LODGE BINGO _ every .CLASS REUNIO~ -R~doso FOR SALE,RENT OR LEASE bedroom, two and one halfbath; THREE BEDROOM -Two bath, Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m., Ear- Class of 1~72, will be planmng a owner, 257-2818. 17-T-45-tfnc 1974 three bedroom, two bath nicely furnished, natural gas mobile with builtron. Large lot, unfurnished two bedroom, one ly Bird 7:00 p.m. Kitchen will be class reumon for :June 1992..ff OWNERS ANXIOUS - reduced bath; furnished one bedroom,· available. Near the "Y". 378 open _ come out & play & eat you would be mterested m from $119,000 to $85,000. Ap natural gas very good condition, one bath. Jo Steel, Pine 4498 M-C-53-tfc with us! E-R-81-tfnc ground work or have addresses proximately 3,000 sq. ft. Three $27,000. Low down, owner Mountain Realty. 506-258- TWO BEDROOM - Completely . ht of Class mates. Please contact living areas, 3 bedroOIllB, 2 financing if qualified. 257 Y;OU C:AN GIVE th gift of 3151 21-S-55-tfc furnished trailor. $200. plus part . - e slg Linda Morris 257-4804 or Mickie baths, Jacuzzi. Beautiful wood 5719 26-L-59-tfc of bills. No pets Upper Canyon. by ~g an eye donor. Contact Reynolds 257-4577 after 5pm. 36- interior. Walking distance to THREE BEDROOM - Two bath, any Lion or call 257-2776 for R-584tc THREE BEDROOMS - One and 257-7543 M-JC-54-tfe river, 257-7358, leave message. three-quarter baths, ga easy access, 100 Araphoe Trail. details and. a donor card. Do it FAMILY CRISIS CENTER _ 24 29-T-46-tfc ragelworkshop, covered deck. On $400. month. Call 1-806-794 now; there IS a tremendous need h .. lin Answered by 8488 M-K-&I-tfe 15. Mobile SPilCCS for eye tissue. L-87-tfnc ~ cnB1s. e. TWO BEDROOM - 1 3/4 bath twj)-thirds acre in Cedar Creek • TRYING TO REACH MORE _ Rwdoso Police. 257-7366. mobile on large wooded lot, with $87,000. Call for appointment. TWO BEDROOM HOME - Palo M-J-99-tfhc Verde Slopes. Newecarpet. $260. FI.F;rY·FIVE ACRES - Partially people than our local market? view of Sierra Blanca and 257-7190 5-10 pm. 22-B-56-tfo Capitan. Well cared for. 505-378 Mon month plus deposit 378-4923 M irrigated, barn. Mobile home How about 213,000 readerS in 29 H-57-tfc hook-up available. References. hometown newspapers all over 4. Lost lInd FOllnd 4661. 20-R-51-tfc LARGE MOBILE LOT - In Alto LINCOLN - Three bedroom, one 653-4041 $45O./month. O.B.O.M New Mexico. For $96.13 your 25 BY OWNER - 14' It 80' Cameo Crest Unit II , lots of trees and C-58-4tc word ad will reach 29 papers LOST - Two Manx cats in White three bedroom, two bath, good access. Call Jan Mu)lican. bath Adobe. Gas/wood heat. outside ofAlbuquerque. Call The Mtn. area. 257-4969 M-8-59-2tf fireplace, garage, workshop, Owner/Agent 505-257-3100 After $650Jmonth plus utilities. Ruidoso News at 257-4001 for del:ks on corner lot. $40,000. 6 P.M. 20-M-56-tfc References. 663-4041 M-C-58-4tc 17. Business RenIn's m011l information. . R-92-tfnc 5. Land for Sale 505-257-5286' 17-A-58-9tc SMALL HOUSE -' For rent, DON'T BE A THROWAWAY - Re ALTO - Deer Park Woods. Two fireplace, two bedroom, cement RETAIL SPACE - or office space cycle your aluminum ClIIlll. bedroom, one and 3/4 bath, Ruidoso Transfer · drive, great location. For more for rent in newly decorated TWENTY-TWO ACRES - Near tennis club townhome. Country and Storage information call 257-4577 after Adobe Plaza. Call 257-4081, Donate your aluminum cans to Capitan, New Mexico, Open and the Boy Scouts ofAmerica Troop Club membership included. 51:l World Wide Moving 5p.m. 16-R-58-4tc evenings, 257-4300. 16-8-12-tfc wooded, panorlimic views, camp ~ 195 and the noon Lions Club. cabin, arroyo, pond, deer, fenced, 263-2246 M-H.:s3-8tp THREE BEDROOM Two bath, OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 378-8218 fireplace, covered carport, deck. Marked, collection dumpsters, all weather road, utilities near 1000 sq. ft. Air conditioned, biDs 1981 thru 1990 $550. per month. $2IJO. deposit, Vaid, nicely decorated. Prime are provided at the four Ruidoso property, partnership water to no pets. 105 Alamo 257-7936 16 fire stations. Crushed or be available, joins forest and National Awards for location, 510 Mechem Drive, 320 Acres, 5,000 sq. ft. P-59-3tc 257-5366.' 19-C-12-tfc crumpled cans preferred. Join us available acreage. $45,500. firm, plushoIne. Fiveirrigation Sales and Service in this community effort to recy $5,500. down, 9% 15 years. 506 COUNTRY LIVING - Three CHARLESTON SQUARE - active cle. L-48-tfnc 364-2522 39-B-59-4tp wells with water rights. bedroom, two bath, fireplace off l.r seeking (cluster) tenants, Fort Stanton Rd. $475. Call Bar Tularosa. 10. '.\Iohiles for Sale $195 month including utilities J.J. K1n:hoffRealERato Co. bara, Sierra Blanca Realty 257 and phone reception. Access to 2309~Drtve 2516 l8-B-59-tfc Common Boardroom plus other TWO BEDROOM - One bath. 14 It PlafDvfew. TeaaII 79O"l2 amenities. Call Cindy, Gary <_)"""''JlK2 64 mobile. Fireplace. TO BE NICELY FURNISHEIl - Three Lynch Realty, 257-4011. • 2810 Ba4derib MOVED. $6,500. 258-4419 or bedroom, one and halfbath. Car Ruidoso, New Mastco 8834IJ. 806-293-4922 days. l,5-P-60-4tp peted, draped, fireplace. Easy ae 26-G-16-tfc (GOlI) ""..._ cess.437-5284 M-H-59-9tp . 18. I{c.<'ol'I Rentals It's As' Easy As 1 - 2 - 3 Ilu~il1e"s WINTER HOLIDAY - Lovely- fur THREE BEDROOM - Furnished ll. Opp. nished, three bedroom, two bath. home. Fantastic Sierra Blanca FireplaJle, dishwasher, View. Owner finAncing. $59,850.' TOP BRASS REALTORS - Has OWNERS MUST SELL - small wa.sheD'clryer, TV. 806-894 nightlYLweekIy, permanent rent. Owner/Agent 505-267-4861 after manufacturing company with. 4598. M.B-60-8tp [!][]][U 66 p.m. M-L-53-tfe als. 6011-257-6327 li~ potential, well estab- M-T-51-tfc Item Days FOR SALE BY OWNER - 31.7 customer base and 4 13. :\pts. fOI' Rent Lines ~th ~eling sales reps. BusY season BEAU1'IFOL - Furnished two Selling For $25 in the Ruidoso acres 21 acres water rights. bedroom. condo, . including or less News of copy Owner firumcing. River frontage, Just ahead. Not dependant on 3 miles east of race track. 378 Ruidoso economy. Easily relo NIGHTLYIWEEKLYIMONTHLY TV/cable. Night- ~32 22-~~~e cated. Priced rightll 2!)7-5929. - llBbin, condos, townhouse, ly,Weekly,MonthIy.257-9085 M A-55-tfe Ad must include Price & Phone Number . 32-8-17-tfc homes and mobile rentals. Call ALTO AREA - Large rustic two Century 21 Aspen Real Estate; and half levels. Four bedroom, BIG-A AUTO PARTS - would like UPPER CANYON - Two bedroom Joe 261-9057. 19-C-92-tfc fullv eauinned catrin, hilring Anil three baths, loft. Sleeps fifteen. to hal'e a store ID. R'do__lU so, N,ew In tall pines. $67,900. 915-694 Mexico. For details call: EFFICIENCY APARTMENT :~~g~~~'~;I-~:':~05~ This offer applies only to Individuals, not busi 8666 2O.J-56-7tp Richard J. Campana 505-345 recently redecorated,· $260 nesses, advertising In selected classifications 4505. 21-C~13tp month, bills paid. Call Century 268-4674 21-H-58-tfc (Miscellaneous, Pets, Household Goods, Musical MUST SEUJTRADE - Will look 21 Aspen Realty, 267-9057 or. 19, 1'1'0!lel'fy :\lgll1L Instruments, Antiques, Sporting Goods). at all offers on large Condo. 1 12. l!ous('s 1'0" Ren t 258-3001. M-C-9·~e 505-758-97n M-E-58-8tc ONE BEDROOM - CODifOl'tIible MOBILE HOME LOTS - All city EXECUTIVE - unfurnished 3 apartment, carpet, refrigeratcl!r TOP. BRASS REALTORS - Nceds utilities availsble, 55 It 140 in bedrooms 2 baths, den, formal stove central heat. Please C8ll your property and propenv man Free ads must be submlUed size, priced at $8,500. And up living, dining, easy access. 378-8136 for details. M-I-38-1fe. agement. TRY US' WE To: The Ruidoso News with terms Ruidoso Downs, Bill Century 21 Aspen Real Estate, EFFICIENCY - one bedroom fur: DELIVER. 505-257-6327 Smith Realty. 257-2727 23-8-59 M-T-51-tfe P.O. Box 128 JoeYates, 257-9057. 2O-C-41-tfc nished apartment. No pets. 2tc Clean and quiet. 257-4861 after RUidoso, N.M. 88345 NICE TWO BEDROOM - Cabin ,6 p.m. $295 month. M-L-37~tfc on Coupon below. ~.'. .\ulos 1'01' Sal<' 4 NEW HOMES central location, $275. month. EFFICIENCY CABINS -- Fur , NO TELEPHONE CALLS , REDUCED PRI~ES 505-257-9128 M-L-51-tfc nished . $21(i.-$250. Utilities paid. Well inBUlsted, S)lll1"klirmg WE BUY - wrecked cars, pickups. _._....--_._..._------_~,...... ------,"- 2 - Alto Village FOR RENT - Two bedroom, one clean, midto\Vll, 605-258418'17 M· Will pick up. D & S Salvage, 2 - Cree Meadows bath $325., Two bedroom, two L-47tfcR 378-4816. M-S-73-tfe -"------Also, 3 lots. All with bath, one car ~ge, $500., Two ,.:;0 . bedroom, o~ batli ~O., Three VABJETY - Of :tentals avaiJllble full golfing member bedroom, two ba~, two car ga tliroughoutRUiilbsO. CaD US to /" ships. rage home Cree, Two bedroOin, see 'I..whllt we have. j)PI!li .t1liti ,Homes By Denton two b/lth Upper Canyon $600. wee.., or. keep this 11ui:liber fOr CaD TOP BRASS REALTORS the futUie. /Wli-!S't4148 26-H· 336·43'12 605-261-6327 .40--T-51-tfe 56-6f:c.l{3tc .. ~.",._." i~'_.'.'" ",~ ~,>v,~_""._ ~._ .~. ~ .. _ .. __ ...•.• ..•• ,...... ,L ..•""-""",".,', .",,"-,c _. -"' .... - ' _~."." ,_-...... ~,-=-,"--"._,-"-.;,.;-~.--':.. '" ,. ,. ••_,.",.''1 '- ,.. --" ~". ,~."'."" .. ~ " ,_, •..,-,,_4 ' __ ~._ ~_.. ,' '" ._... ~., '__ " ,_~._ __ ,'","-, ,~." .,.""'~.>'""'". _..,.~.~ ,' 0'1 "'"'•• ~;~,."""'-.,. ,""".,--.;.,.,.~ , ",..,. .-"'-" _ , , '""- ~_ '.~ - p P P FE ...... - ... ------~--~._--.----_.------~------.... - ....- ...... - --...------~ 1 • Monday, November 25,1991/ The Ruidoso News /38 • , Classified .. ~ . .. .' ,~ ~:tr~v,·· < • . 46." , Sec\!lces ''0. :,,;~; :z,:l. Aulos for $ "------_ ---, "- -.. - _ _---_ _--_ _-_ .... 48 I The Ruidoso News I Monday, November 25, 1991 I J t. I ·Boston Bun FRE~H Por Roast PORK Bone-In· Value Pack ,I COMPLETE ,I , TV LISTINGS FOR THE AREA Television Schedule For The Week Of Novemeber 25 Through December 1 c .CHANNEL LISTINGS 2 Sports Network ESPN 3 Portales, NM PBS KNEW 4 Albuquerque, NM NBC KOB 5 Home Box Office HBO . 6 Cabl~ News Network CNN, 7 American Movie Classic AMC 8 Atlanta, GA IND WTBS LB. Albuquerque, NM ABC KOAT 9 10 Roswell, NM CBS KBIM Balcer, 11 Local Digital LO- CAL 12 Chlcago,IL IND WGN Fresh 13 Discovery DISCOVER 14 Nashville TNN 15 CON e.ble NelWork CBN Pumpkin Pie 8" 16 CNN Headline CNNHEAD It's better than the flu..... Each 17 MusicTV MTV Where Available 18 New York, NY IND WOR Barbara Beck, left, a nur~e with the doesn't mind an annual flu shot. Beck 19 The Weather Channel TWe Roswell District. Health Department, helped Ruidoso health department staff 20 Albuquerque, NM IND KGSW has such a smooth touch her patient members give 400 immunizations. 22 Disney DISN I 23 Turner Network TV TNT LEAN Pork 24 USA Network USA B~~f T-80ne Sfeak Value Pack ,Sfeaks OFFICE HOURS Graduate of Thxas Chiropractic College, Value Pack Houston, Texas Mon.-Thurs.9AM-1PM New Mexico and Texas Licenses (Call for afternoon appointment) 257-7555 445 Mechem Drive Emergency after hours: Located between Sears and 258-4113 Casa Blanca Restaurant Weekends and Evenings X·Rays not required on first visit! PACKAGE EXPRESS UPS SHIPPING PASSENGER SERVICE ". One Way ., Anywhere in U.S. Butter.all Fresh $68 Turkeys ~ Call 257·2660 ~ Turkeys WESTERN UNION 257·7819 Any Size, Frozen Honeysuckle Grade A Any Size , , • . .. II, ,j :'~" '. '~ I"" , Prices are effe~tlve Sunday, November:21t~~ugh 1,'hursday, November 28; 1~9.1.:W~r~~rv~t~;~/tjdh,tt~.nml~ quantities; ~o sales to dealers. , . We redeem our competitors' . store coupons. • I The Ruidoso News I Page 2 MORNING AfTERNOON .. , , , , • ------_.._- --- The RUidoso News I Page 3 (JJ) Sllad EVENING 8:05 CIl MOVIE: ..., TaR Acon man In an egent teams WIth an AmentaJI t3lnvesilllatfl :t=.a 1880s boomtown falls for a respectable, Soviet InwlvBment In Cuba; Allred Hitch· 6:00 (2) NFL MHday Niall IIZIHIIf COIiiedr HOIr law-abIding lady. R/charrJ I)enIIB, Maritot cock directs. John FoIWlb&. Frederick Malcll-tfl.. IIIur Kidder (1974) (J) MltNtl1/ll1nr NIWIHIUf IjJ at Lm loll SIaflord. OIify R6b1n (1969L ·CIlbllrtl....TllIIPt G1 MORNING (!)(J) Gal..... IB LmI"tllnn 9:30 III MOVIE: TIle PrIKtu ."IMClIIIIIt A CIl MOVIE: _HI Alter food poisoning • AVIIIIII:I . 2O-year-ola girt. overprotected by her father III New II eal Be TIId subdues aIetliner's pilot and co-pllot. awar , a M.-...WraII Q bBcaUSB.ol her dyslexia. meets ecab drtver III 1mIIIPIIII Trel_ 6:00 (2) SporlaC_..., veteran with adrinking problem tries to land 8:30 (2) 8portaCIItIr . who helps educate her. ValerIe B6rtinelll, a CINa I1JIat Itab 5:16 - ... ~""" ....•. , ._; t f - The Ruidoso News I Page 4 o WI.lller W.tch ID MOVIE: Mr Fllr Lilly A professor LOn Birman (1919' idealistic Southem existenms belore tile '11:05 (J) MOVIE: Sunbum An insurance ell6nt a MOVIE: 1bt Road W.rrIor In post- translorms apoor flower glrllnto a.graclous mmliet. Cfarlc Gable. VlwfNI Leigh, l.Bs/lo hires awoman to pose as Ills wife 60 he can apocaJyp1lc Australia. aloner reluctantly aids . lady In order to win abet Audrey Hspbum. ArTERNOQN , Howard (1939) mix wtth tile beautiful people 01 Acapulco. en Isolated community menaced by a R8x HantSOll. Sflnley HoItoway (1964) .' FamJr Faatt, Chlttos Grodin (19791 10:35 tJ) T_1DId SIIIlW predetory geng, Mel Gibson, Emil Minty, 10:40 am CoIIql 8Ilkl1ll111 12:0(1 W N.Boa.1 HIgh ScbaaI D.nce Tlam (J) MlnhlU... CIII_II Q 11:30 (JJ 0IIsIIalI PnlIIISIDIII Racllg From Key Vlrglnl. HBy (1981) ,.. '10'50(J)MDVlE:DIIII'HBJllIll1QouIa1aBaltimore Ch.llIIIIOIJIdp From Orlando, FIa.(R) GI C""" 1:1 West, Ra. (R) ID T..Win. leal If Ora• .,. • diner in 1959, agroup of men In their 20s . (I) MOVIE: Rocky VReI/red boxer Rocky iii AmnIo Ili. 1:1 8 CIIIaoI EJpII$I. talks about the future. SteVll GlJltonbBrg, Balboa takes ayoungfigbter as aprotege (II MOVIE: HIIIIGi AIgtr Ablack EnQllsh AfTERNOON HIIWII~' teacher, transferred to a school in the 7:3OlJ) DooDII M.D. Q OIJIIII StBm Mlmy Rourt8 (1982)· while tIyInglo mend his relatlonshlpwllh lIis am RDYII Flmlly 11:00 (Il PIIoIIII~ OvtROlllI.. IIIe Ftar How ~. Sylvester Stellone, Talfa Sh/~ (1990) process of desegrugatlon, Is C8lJlIht in an 12:16aMOVlE: IMllldldlMHltlrFlomOutlr explosion of racial violence. Calvin /.ocIdIaft. Space Abride discovers hor husband Is not ID OIueyllnd'1 r Comtd, Clrm phobias affect a perSon's life and various orMOVIE: B1.ck Beluty Agirl's emotions Jano, fJacLrch/an, Rob R8lf1B{ (1969) Christopher Bames. Kim Fields, the Big-Top medical and psychiatric thereples are . are tested when the ebo~ stallion site loves tho man silo married but emature from e Daredevils, maglclan Ed Alonzo. human I d II as new sciantlllc 11:00 C2l OIory D.p distant galaxy who Intends to conquer the cannonball Dave Smith and others perform. OXP ore as we . becomes III. Mons rooman. Richard (J) 3BlII Alnlll' NPPA An. TV Naws eartll. Tom Tyroo, G/otfs Talbon (1958) treatments. DonnlfI/JMO~(1946) Photography Awards Host Rue McClenahan. (I) SIIIdIl Today tB Spfdtr.Man Agraduale studanl 12:30 (J) MDUlllIa B1k1llg FIAC World Cup from 8:00 (J) laId 01111e¥" Q. (!) MOVIE: Ferewr Fetul. An aging Is bitten by a radloactlve spider and soon (J) SlIowBIz Tader Mammoth Lakes, Cmlt. (R) ~ (l) MOVIE: Db, MIIII llb, WDlIlIlIl Al8IIy 00 Nighl CoUll vies With arounger one for the lead . assumes the mature's abilities. Nicholas psychiatrist takes on an assortment 01 (I) MOVIE: Hoi PuIIldI Aman misses tile (I) SlUIoII role In aplayas wei as fortlte play's author. Hammonr! David White (1971) patients who don't yet what real boat to adream vacation With his girlfriend ~ know and finds one mishap alter anotlter ~ lie '='DIII Allldvtrmy: MllIIY IIH' Willi"" Holden. Glng" Rogers. Paul 12:30ID MOVIE: ChipS, 1111 Wlr Dog During problems are. Ginger Rogers, David NIVIIfI, NDIIlllIg Video monlall6s and performances ~:J1a, World War a German shepherd named Dan Dalley (1957) . pursues her. John Cusack, Rob8rt loWla II. (1987) by Michael Jackson, George Michael, (II ClIIllIlIr WIItII . Chips Is paired with ayoung Army I'8CfIllt «J World Mlnltor Aerosmith. R.E.M. and others celeln1e a Q)MOVlE:PIymoaIIIAdYttdlnTwopeople who lears ~l!!I5. Bmndon Douglas, William I1Ii Comedy Y#heel 1:00 C2l8llck CaIItge Sparta TIIIIY ~ (l) MOVIE: Monti.. Glory An ambll/ous decade 01 popular W1eo music. encounter love aboard the· Mayllowar. DeV8118 (1989) Q 11 :05 (J) MOVIE: !lie Iron Trll.gle An Army woman travels to Now York City 10 become aD MOVIE: CBS .....SptCIIllJlt WIzIIfI SD8nC6r Tracy. Gene 1181'/18y, Van.kJhnson 1:00(J) WlIII1III', GYm••llles World Chilon- captain is captured by e 17-year-old .10z AKansas girl encounlfll'8the m'lllcal (1952) I slllp, team finals !rom IndianapoUs (R . Vietnamese soldier in 1969, and the an actress. Kathsrlllf Hepburn, Douglas two Fairbanks Jr. (1933) landof Ozand ell of lis wonderlul and wicked M.A....H ,..., MOVIE: Hakl81ck liltam A gee develop an unusual bond. Bpu Btid(J8s, 80tt lJJhr 11:05 II) ... ::;:'ng to get Into the U.S. decides to marry Oem WhaUey, Johnny Hallyday (1989) 1:30 (J) Sllhl nmber Sarlea Now York State peo,&e. Ju~ GBJIInd, Ray Bd{Jtf, 11:10 (I) MOVIE: W11dc111 Awoman II8IS her b!g ~. American teacher he does not love to (J) M·A·S·H Woodmen's Field Day from Boonville, N.Y. ~ .~ f?... . sllot at coaching varsity 1ootbaIl, but she S acquire acitizenship. Charlas Boyar. Olivia Gal Crime TIme Aller PrIl111 Tlml Utbl (R) (fII HGIIywoDd Sfullmlbra . got anightmare on hor hands as sha tackles de Havilland (1941) . A1IIIIQ 2:00 (J) Globll SUpelClnl WmUIID ...... Pal a...... the fOII\lh and rowdy Inner-clty Wildcate. o 7lIO C.... ""Ui ...... ,...... GoIdieHawn Swoos/eKurtz NlpseyRusSel1 1:3000 NFL Urt 11:20 (J) MOVIE: ThrIt SlDDgea In olbn Martian Q) MOVIE: MIIY RlvellIa ems Afolsty IIFJ MIcIIHI J.cknII (1986) ,.. " lIIl NFL Po....m. spies capture anewly Invented combination frontier gal Is determined 10 land a R MacOyvIr .,. GIl MOVIE: RIa.1 From GlIIIgln',lII.nd submarlne/ltelicopterftank and lIO winging marriage-shy cowboy. Robert Taylor, EIBaII or Parleer (1955) 1:3000 SlI8f.ld L 11:30(1) IImNIgIIl Update The shipwrecked castaways are finally through space with the Three Stooges. The (I) Drelm On 0) AIr War III lilt Paelllc rescued elter 15 years on their uncharted TJlre6 Stooges, Carol CtIrlstensen. Edson 2:38 CD MOVIE: "..BIg SbtIl Apoor busboy (fII MOIIIIIII 01' 81 . 0 llratk llId CIIIII Island. Bob DenVllT, AJan HaJ8 Jr. (1978) Stroll (19621 devotes his lite to a vain, callous and (JJ ~~ ~!' =: ~F=m . 2:00 00 NFL Foo1IIIII Pittsburgh Staelers at 11:30 C2l All-Star Mud HllIOIIll ClllmpiollSlllp unappreciative nightclub singer. Henry IIFJ S"""....r ...... _ 011 Dallas Cowboys IL) (I) HnsHlgllt UpdllI Fonda. Lucille 81.11 (1942) ID hili Hllra I NoIII The canadian 11:36W LoVl COIIICIIon (I) MOVIE: lb.DynAteam of deep-sea OJ 1111 Bambtf onellllvl: AIr War II 3:00 W HTPA All-StII Mild .11IonI Muppets are joined by their American friend II) NIIIIIII..a mlners reluctantly agrees to aid the Navy on EuJope ClllmpIoUhIp Cllevy Southem Califomla Elmo for anight of '*!'plng, where Dodl tells a family TIii'Q arescue mission. Ed Hmfs, Mary EllzabBth «II Crook 1111 Chi" Monster Truck explosion from Pomona, astory to ease Basil sfear. 12:00 (J) MaHIII/Le1nr NewsH.r Q Mesllantonlo (1989) 1:1 .. o PIId Proallm Calli. (Rl (II MOVIE: AdvtIIlnI .1 Dol JIIII The . (I) WDdIIwIdI .e am MOVIE: n', I -V.oadarlul Ula A 111 Jot Fllllilin (J) MOV E: 0werII0.n1 An amnesiac million fabulous Spanish lover becomes lenclng 0 1111 ~ small-Iown fallure contemplates suicide 11:35 (!) Love COIlneetlon alress Is Irtcked Into keeping house for a master at the English court. E1roI Flynn. lBI Cillb DI" until a guardlen anll6l appellS and shows (J) NItIIJIII. 1:1 crude carpenter and his kids. GoIdla Hawn. VIVBCB UndfrJrs. Robert Doug/,s (1948) OJ7lID Clall WIIh Pal Robtltlon him how me would have been without him. a Flmlly TlifQ Kurt RuSS811 (1987) Q 11:36 (I) MOVIE: Llfl Do nAllIa An Atlanta IIFJ HIU IIDlIr ClIlIIIdy Hour James SteWBlt, Donna RIJ6d (1946' 3:30 C2l JulllDr KIcks: The Soccer Show milkman and his lactDry-worker pal bilk two (II Paid Program ID MOVIE: Llalt Came Homt A faIthful , 12:00 C2l NBA TadlV blg-time gamblers out of a large sum OuUaok dog sets out on along joumey 10 find her (J) MlcNell/lJhrer NmHour Q of 0 PlcIIIc 4:00 C2l Up CIOII cash. SlrIIlfy Pottier, Bill COsbY. Calvin a M.cOyM former masters. Roddy McDowall. Donald , (J) Worldwldt Update gWorldAny 4:30 W SportsCetllIr /.DddIII1 (1975) CrIsp (1943) C , «II Clllb D.1ICt 6:00 C2l CoIlttIt 811k.1II111 Preseason NIT, &:00 (J) LlIId .,lilt Elf a MOVIE: -lfpldtr·Mln: Dlldly DUll , o 7011 ClUb WI1II Pal Roblrtlon semifinal from New York (l) • 00 Qullblm Lllp Spider-Man tries to recover anuclear bomb , I1Zl Hln Hour Call1ldJ Hour (I) luId.lII. HFL (I) T.... FIom lilt Q stolen by arch-'liIlain Mr. White. Nicholas III Paid Program , , .. __ .r ,. _. f! ..... _ ._,__ • !"-",,"y"¥ ------!__ .~.~.- _ ,.' . • The RUidoso News I Page 5 .Joan PloWTI[Jht (1990) C IIJ Tomo/lliw', OuUolIk III MOVIE: TIll Gong Sh~ MovIl ATV Macht. Keny Wolf (1990) Q bond trader and his mistress hit ablack man 1Il Enlerlll.eril TonlDfit Q aD Slud, show host. facing an Imlllinent nervous CIJ prtmeNewa with their Mercedes, unleashing adelulle 01 breakdown due to overwork, takes off lor a ~ MOVIE: Ord,.1 by Innocence An amateur racial controversy In aNew York comJ11unlty. Ol How II Cen Be Told 10:05 (J) MOVIE: The ScalpbUldln Afur trader ~ remote part of the Sahara Desert. Chuck detective becomes Involved with afamily's Tom Hanks, Melanie Grlmth, Broce VViflls :::::11 Mulle Shop and arunaway slave battle Indians In the Old Barris, Robin Altntan (1980) intimate secrets while investigating a (1990) C I1Il You A.ked lor II. Apln West. Burt Lancaster, Shelley Winters, Telly 11:30 (Jl Thoroughbred Olglll murder. Donald Sutherland, Faye Dunaway, CIJ Ne'-s'flght Sa~ras ~ @ Ulluld tV (1968) (I) Col/lie Footblll Oklahoma at Nebraska ChristoPher PlummeT (1984) HUlltelll1l the SIIy a HI~ht Coull C 10:30 (Jl LPBA Dowllllg . (L) Q Ol Wlldlllt Tilts @l Nashvilla Now , (0) On Slille 61 CNN Headline NOWl ': =~:o~~:QbQ ~ T;rvr~~~:(':1 Cldld A bright, AFTERNOON lIS MOVIE: Gone With Ille Wind (PI 2 0121 lIl) 1991 MTV Video Music Awsrds 7:oo(J) Mplervl Q' athletic 17·year-old boy, who is suddenly In The Civil War rips apart the lives and loves SpaUight (J) Co.by Show C need 01 a heart transplant to live, Inspires 01 the O'Hara and Wilkes families, who III ClnemAllrlcUons CIJ LlI1W KIll UVI courage in all who know him. Gena 12:00 W Scllolldlc Spalll Amlrlca Football enloyed idealistic Southern existences II! 11IIs Weekend (!) MOVIE: State 011he Ulion An allplane Rowlands, Don Murray, Jessica Walter Spacial C be ore the conflict. Clam Gab/e, Vlvillfl a Studs (]) MOVif:Evlry W11lcb Way But Loose An Leigh, Losf/e HowaTd (1939) IS Beyond Relmy manufacturer, aided by afemale publisher. (1983) " easygoing trucker eams extra money· by eampalDns for the presidential nomination; QI D.nger Ba~ ¥ a Full Hoult Q 10:05 (I) MOVIE: Corvene Summer A teenager lighting with his bare knuckles In barrooms, Bnketbill d I k' h t Frank Capre dllllcts. Spencer Tilley, Ksthar- 10:35 (J) Tanlghl Shew while his bestfriend, an orangutan, looks on. a_ MBAJust the Ten of Us Q spen s a summer 00 109 Ior IS s0Ien Ine Hepburn, Van Johnson (1948) 1Il M.nted...With ChlldlllD Q Clint EaslwOOd, Sondra l.ock6 (1978) C .., Corvette, and he meets avariety 01 colorful 1Il Pro... Coa. C all Ch..11 C GIl MOVIE: Thi Ullle PrIncess AlitUe gl1ns 6:05 III MOVIE: AChrlltmlS Slarv Amother characters in Las Vegas. Marl! Hamill, Annie OJ MOVIE: CBS Ffmur TIle.1re E. T. "" a A.rsella trill Q farced to enter a strict Victorian England fears her son will shoot hIs eyaout il he gets Pons, Eugene fWche (1978) I. ExtII-r,nutrlll An allen acCidentally left 11:00(J) Mpllrvl C boarding school alter herfather dies. Shirley an air rifle for Christmas. Peter Billingsley, 10:30 (J) Sang. 01 Courts end Cathedrals on Earth after an exploratory mission is CIl ShowBiz toii.~ Temple, RIchard GrtI8l18 (1939) . Darren McGavin. Melinda Oiffon (1983) (!) MOVIE: Teenige Rebel After a scan· befriended by a 11l-year-old boy; Steven tlJ Wortd Manltar a MOVIE: til. New _:dUre. 01 Plppl 6:30 (J) WIIell 01 Faflune C dalous divorce, aVloman IOSlls custody of Spielberg dIrects. Henry Thomas, 08e (JJ ComlllV Wh..1 LlngaloekllU An independent girl is CIl Ente1talllinint TalllD1lt Q her teenage daughter. Ginger Rogers, Wallace, P8tBr Coyote (1982) Q QI MOVIE: tile Bllr An orphan bear cub Is separated from IIer sea-faring father during Ol Now II Cln 'I Told Michael Rennie, Belty Lou Keirn (1956) o BlVOIld _ befriended by. awounded Kodiak bear that's astorm and IIltums bome to Villa Vlllakulla o Wlldllli Cl\I1IIllclel (1Z MOVIE: Munchies An anthropologist 0)Dlnlll Shore: ACO~lIallon WIth Burt being pursued by hunters. Jack Wallace, to await his IIllum. Taml Erln. EII11OII8rennan @l TUII Connection discovers a lovable furry creature, which Reynolds TclllJky Kstyo, Andie UctJmbe (1989/ C (1988) a Nlgllt Court C- unexpectedly multiplies and translorms Into I1Il Fllller DawllIIg MpI.rtn Q a MOVIE: lilt, CI'ItP1I1t1 FInII Sc enUst a MOVIE: 7F•• 01 Or. Llo An elderly t8 M~.Twll aldig a bevy of vicious killers. Hal'Vlly Korman, o CNN Hllllllni Hewe brothers discover an ancl.nt· skeleton·that ChlnBse man sluns the people 01 a small 7:00 (J) Mlrlctt 10 M.lkot CharJes Stlllnon, Nadine Van DeT Verde lIl) M1V UI.. grows flesh when doused with water. Westem town with his maQlool circus. rony (J) MIDock (1987) Pet~r Q o We.llllr *alcbrs Christopher LIJ8, Cushing, Loma Randall, Arthur O'COImall (1964) CIJ I.Irry Kina Uvel , . aJ) 81 Dllry aD tile SlmpsaI' ¥ . He/fbron (1973L, IS MOVIE: Splder·Man: HllllteltheClanas (!) MOVIE: One Minute 10 zel1l Ahardened I1Il MOVIE: PIUIPI WISt Six escaped QI MOVIE: Whlll f....Aboy and awild dog t8 MlcOyver I;J Spider-Man battles amad sGientist NIcholas inlantry calonel and acivilian worker lallin . convicts forcibly lOIn a group of religious help each other sme during tho Alaskan 11:05 CIl MOA"S"H Hammond, Uoyd BochII8r (1918) love ,as they defend a small town on the pioneers heading west. JotIn Payne, Dennis GOld Rush. Ethan Hawf!e. Klaus Maria OIl CrIme nm. After PrIme' nme Silt 12:05 (I) MOVIE: IIllce lor Your Ule, C1IIrlle Korean front. Ann Blyth. Robert MlldJum, O'Keefe, Arleen WIlli/an (19511 Blandausr, Seymour C8SS61 (1991) Q SIIltI." r;; Browe The Peanuts gang goes to camp, William Talman (195~ GIl USA Music TodlY t8 CaltDDll EJpmI 11:30 (I) NewsNlaM UIldIIl ' where Charlie Brown takespalt In a (J) Flmlly Mlttl" 9 RlY Brtdbury Th.ller 7:05 (J) BoIIIUI aJ) 0.01,. till Narmlnd~ tnn.lon treacherous raft race; (Animated) (19m Ol RudDfJlb, the He Nosld Reledeer A 10:35 (J) Tonight Show ,. young reindeer with a nose that glows Is CIl M.n1ed...WltIl Chlldllln 7:30 (J) DlUlrtni World g (0). Crook Ind Ch... . 12:30 (Jl Wllmen', Bodybuilding USA Champion Q aD DIlI.llr. CII.. Q I1Il '.Id I'rDDrtrn ship Irom Santa Monica, Calif. (R) ridiculed by other reindeer. unU! Santa Ol Cheall IJ recognizes his true worth. (Animated) (R) a Al$lnloiflll Q 8:00 (J) Belle" lid Bellev.1I (JJ Jill fnnilln 1:00 III MOVIE:- 11Ie FI..... In When the lIeet C 10:50 ID Inside 1111 NBA (J) CII..II C 11:35 (J) Lcm COlllecllDn comes in. asailor on leave tries to defrost at Choppera CIl WoItd Nm CIl Nlaldllne C a singer who hates seamen. Dorothy (0) Nalhvllle Now 11:00 (J) SIIhl Timber Series , CIl fBI: TIlt UlltDld Starin Q a FlmII~ TIllQ Lsmour, William Holden (1942) 61 CNN Headline News (J) Amlrlcen Mllt$ Q W"~lnd gt:rtca COISHa eallt 11:50 til MOVIE: flgltUna Blck A hardworking III MOVIE: 1he Sblggy DOlI Prompted by II! TIlIa CIJ ShowBII TodlY 700 Clull WIt\I Pat Rqberllan shopkeeper and devoted family man curiosity, a boy uttelS magical words and a 1Il1 SImpson, g aJ) World Monitor e becomes sheepdog. FredMdurray, lIl) House 01 StvIe Best of Show organizes a vigilante community patrol to a Jean QI MOVIE: Petar P.n Peter Pan and his lIl) Steve I.ms _ •...- HIIII, 90210 " light crime In his nelghborllood. Tom Hagen (1959) friends lind adventure In Never Never Land. lIII Comedy W1teel Anlm ted) (1953) " lD MOVIE: F1lghl 01 Ih. Nlvlgltor Aboy - _ .....J ¥ Ske1rltt, Patti LuPone, Mlcllael Satraz/II 1:30 (Jl Motawortd ( c.~oan ~ (I) IS Explllll vanishes from Earth and becomBs the,pUot 8:05 8aDlnu (1962) 1:35 (I) MOVIE: lbl Jetson. Mlet Ille 8:16 MOVIE: lbl S.I HI" Pirates find 12:00 (2) SpoIbCeater . 7:30 (Jl Collaoe Basketball 01 an extraordinary spacecraft, returning a FlinlItal..America's filst family meets the (J) WIld Alnellc. unchanged eight years later. Joey Cramer, exciting battlas and romantic Interludes (J) MlcH.lljLehm HmHlUr Q lamlly 01 the luture when atime machine Q when asea-golng Robin Hood salls against (I) WorldwId. Upd.te brings together the Jetsons and the (]) MOVIE: The Fln.1 Canlliet Oamien, an Veronica Cartwright, Cliff DeYoung (t986) 1he Spaniards In the name 01 Elizabeth I. CD MOVIE: CltIzea Kene A newspaper Fllntstones. (Animated) . ambassador to England, heads lor an C till Etrol Flynn, Btsnda MBJShsIl. Claude -RaIns publisher acquires great wealth and laces apocalypllc conlrontaUon with a reborn 9 Swamp ng (1940) personal problems as he struggles to gain 2:00 WGlobll Supln:anl WlIItIlag Christ. Sam Ne/II. Rossana Brazzi, Don 11:0511l MOAosoH (]) MOVIE: Fa.t Food When a struggling GordOn (19BI) all Crime Time Alter PrIme nme Dirk 8:30 WScbolldlc Spolll America Q political power. Orson Welles, Joseph burger shop spikes Its sauce wilb an (J) WlIQI Q CottSll, Everett SloantIJ!941) aphrodisiac, the competition sends In asexy 1Il Slep by StlP Q Justie, Q CIl Am_n 0....Q aJ) H.lure 01 Thing. I;J spy to find the sacret of Its success. Jim aJ) firepower 11:20 a MOVIE: Robinson CIUSOI an Mall An (0) Croaklnd Chile OJ Club Olnca lIl) 1991 M1V Music VIdeo AWlrds Arsenio officer and allIllnkey, survivalS 01 a U.S. Varney, Randat PatTIck (1989) C Hall heads the festMtles to nonor the best space journey to Mars, look for lood, water lIl) HIli Haur ComtdV flour 11Il700 Club WItII htRobtrllan QI MOVIE: Spiced ImdtllOnI'fanoween, t8 BuIIolI' lidRuty: TIle Turlcq Clper A rm H." Hour Coma1ly HlUr Inept allens'lntercept aredio broadcast about Videos of the year. and oxygen when their supply runs out Paul young bear cub and baby fox find (JJ 'aid Pragrtm space Invaders on Earth and decide to loin aD Chld1l Hoover Q Mantee, Vic Lundin, Adam West (1964) themselves leamlng all about the first 0 PRIfIc Oidlollk the Invasion, Royal Dana, Arlana RldJsnJs 8:00 (J) Wlshlngton Week In Review Q 11:30 CIJ HmNlght Update ThanksgMng. 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Nicholas 11Il700 Club WIth Pat Robertson 12.:00 (Jl Best 01 Amerlcen Muscll M.u : ::=-... son, laddie, aids asoldier during Wood War Hammond, Ellan BTy (1978) a III Uvllg Ilalor Q (J) MleNell/Lehlllr NewaHaur ... •• C Ii. Peter LawfMI. JUII8 Lockhart (1945) 3:00 (Jl Monslar Truck Chille..e a MacGyvar Q . ~ r~=~o~~::'cal't ~ Coiledy Hour 5:30 (Jl DIVI, ClIp Tnnla Final Round, singles 8:05 (I) Addams family A compilation of the 0) Club Dlnee == 3:30 (Jl WoItd Cup Skllia Giant Slalom from III NI.. . matches Aand B(L) Breckenridge, Colo. (T) horror-comedy serlas Is presented. lI5l700 Club With 'It Rob.rtson a BI~alCll C 6:30 (!) MOVIE: FourJIIIJ III • """Four women til MOVIE: UcallCl Ia IlIR James Bond 8:30 (J) Well Street Week Q lIll Music Videos QlMOVlE:1IIIMnlllumofMlIoIId0tII travel overseas to entertain Ute troops avenges the murder 01 efriend by amaniacal 1Il Bab~ Tllk C (JJ Paid Program Dudley Moore: nmtes the cross-country between bombings. Carole landis, Kay drug kln~n. Timothy Dalton, tarey t.oWB11 (O)Croa~ .nd eMil 11) Plclllc Weekend OuUook lourney of atlltten and adog Into aworld of Francis (1944) (1989) a Hermln', Hlad g t3 MOVIE: Rebel High A weary state bi~ crutures, pitfalls and dangers. • 7:30 (I)MOVlE:Kllllr KloWIII fl1lm Outer8~lce (!) MO • Around the World Tourlng =T\II H~kelelr: Eicllement In Ille Air commissioner threatens to shut down unruly ~ MbVIE: TIlt WIzIrd When his family Bloodthirsty aliens come to Earth disgUised performers during Wolld War II become Actor Bill Campbell leads e behind- Rebel High School unless a new principal splas after they learn of a German plot the·scenes look at aIilm about adaring stunt can restore order. David McCallum, Harvey • disintegrates around him, aboy decides to as benign circus clowns. S/Il!lIIne Snyder, pilot who finds an experimental rocket pack Berger. Ken Robinson take his withdrawn litUe brother to LA lor Grant Clamsr (1988) against the Middle East. Kay Kyser, Joan Davis (1943) that enablas him to fly, the NaUonal Video Gamas ChampIonships. 8:00 all MOVIE: Btlles In Taylilld Two bumbling t2J NBA IIllketblll Fred Sa~ge, Beau Bridges, Christian Slater toymaker's assistants try to defend Toyland 4:00 =MOVIE: Supermln An Intant lrom the , (1989) from invasion by evil forces. Stan Laurel, doomed planet Krypton Is sent to Earth, 9:00 (J) Amerlcln Pllyhouse..c • where he uses his vast powers for good alter (J) ReuonIbl' Doubts Q .' 9:05 (J) IIoIlm Oliver Hardy (1934) he reaches maturity. Christopher Reeve. (I) Spolb Tonight 9:30 (J) COIlIplIttf ChrQnlell$ 8:05 (I) MOVIE: The Good, Bad MORNING the aid Margot Kidder (197B) (!) MOVIE: 11Ie fnvlslble MIn A chemist j (I) MOIIeyllne HuckleberrY HolIlId Hucklebeny Hound discovers the secret of invisibility and sets Arm~ IS MOVIE: Splder·Mln: Photo Finish, 0 III MOVIE: 11111 I. the World War I travels to the Old West and confronts Mltter 01 Slale Splder·Man aids awealthy out to conquer the world. Claude Rains, 5:00 (2) SpolbCenler ~ veterans reunite during World War II to cowboys, Indians and agang of bad guys. coin collector and battles a spy ring. Gloria Stua~r1 Una O'Connor (1933) (J) All Nm Hight j contribute to the war effort. Ronald Reagan, (Animated) (1987) Nicholas Hammond, Robert F. SImon CIl2O/20 . (I) OayBllIak j 1rvInD Beril". George M!ff1Jhy (1943l 9:00 (]) MOVIE: till Brldgt an Ille River It~al (1978) lI2l NIght C rt Q GJl.lnyJDnu OJ 8ra_BrIdge Q 8r1t1sh prisoners of war are forced to bUild o Inventlon lI5l Gerlltrt I 4:30 (Jl Up Clole j lI2l Koj.k.1;J abridge for thalr Japanese captors, knowing (0) On Stlgl ,., 5:05 (J) Gunlmo~1 0) Amarlcll Music SbOll their own lorces will destroy it William 5:00 (Jl spomCenter I1Il Bordflrtown ¥ l MOVIE: Sky It MOOIlng man Holden, Alec Gr/lnnoss (1957) (!) MOVIE: Teenagl Rlbll After a scan· 5: t5QI MOVIE: Saddles Ind Saglbrush I1Il Red A aJ)lave Bait I matures quickly after his lather is killed in III MOVIE: til. Sty', the Umll Awar hero . dalous divorce, awoman loses custody 01 a Magnum, p.l. Lawmen take to the saddle and bling law and World War II. RlchsnJ Tbomas. RlchsnJ on leave finds love in New York CitY. Fred her teenage daughter, Ginger Rogers, ID MOVIE: Bedknabs Ind BraomsUcks (" order to the West. Russell /layden. Boll Wills I Cronna, Strothar Marti" (1970) Astalre, Joan /.esllll (1943) Michael Rennie (1956) Chaos abounds when a prim and proper (1943) I MOVIE: Wanderlul Ule A lIl) 1111 Big PIctlJ1lI10:00GIl MOVIE: ChlrJoll". Web A beautiful d5l II', • witch, aphony magician and three cockney 5:30 (l) ESPN Outdoors I (JJ GomIllV TOIlght spider tries to save a young pig from the small-town fallulll contemplates suicide wails band togother to help save war·lom (I) News/Sports Cta..-Up until a guardian angel appears and shows I 10:00 (Jl ESPN'. SottdWe. slaughterhouse. (Animated) (1972) Britain Irom the Nazis. Angera Lansbury, (!) this Is Your Ule (J) Rod .nd I SlrIIm.lde QI MOVIE: J.ek Ille GllllllOlJer Alarmefs him how life would have been without him. DavltJ Tomlinson. Roddy McDowall (t971) ~ Not Just thl News I R.. James Stewart. Donna Reed (1946) (J) CIl «OJ Nm son, a kIdnapped princess and a sottersr lI2l World Tomorrow I Murd.r, She Wrote Q e The UUles til MOVIe Rocky VRetlflld boxer Rocky have an adventure. Kerwin Matthews, Judi 6:30 I2l College BlI'ltban Preseason NIT, as I Balboa takGs ayoung lighter as aprotege Meredith (1962) championship from New Vork (l) 11:30 (Jl SpolbCenllr IS My Sisler Sam Q whlle tryIng to mend his relationship with his 10:05 (J) MOVIE: Bugs Bunn~ SuptlltlrAnimator EVENING (I) Tiles From thl Crypt Q 6:00 (Jl Outdoor Writers son. SylveSler sra.1Jgle, Talla Shire. rommy Bob Clamj)/ltl takes viewers on a tour (I) MaReYllnl (J) Elder Care: The Swedish Choice Despite MDrrlson (1990) I;J through Bugs Bunny's history; Orson Welles (1Z KoI'~ C differences in the societies, America can CIl NmRlth' ' nmtes' (1915) 6:00 (J) MlcNall/LIhrer NIWIHour Q aJ) Bqandl'omorrow learn from lhe Swedish approach to elder BI:::~r:::'II.uon Arm~ (J) (ll lIDl "eWi @l T•••• ConnecUon care, which emphasizes independence and g WItII Burt 10:30(!) MOVIE: TIlls Is lIIe World War I til MOVIE: Sleplten IlIiIg's Gflvqerd Shift OIl Vldlo.~ncresy dignity. HlY!loldi . veterans reunite during World War \I to An alI-night cleanup crew working In a (Jl SpIrit 01 Advlnture (J) &pacace" Q Qi CNN H.adllne Newt contribute to the war effort. Ronald Reagan, building's sub·basement encounters a 10:00 (]) Blba, (J) CIl all News rm Slev. IOlca Irving Berlin (1943) terrifYing evil. David Andrews, Stephen CD MOVIE: Bonfire 01 Ihe V.nlUes Awealthy (I) OayBllIak tIIIlCntlk C 11:00 (Jl ATP Tour T.nnl. __ ---._ . _ •... ,,-- -- ., t = : 7 ; p' ------11 ------~--- -~ The Ruidoso News !Page 6 . ill MOVIE: The Fleet" III When the fleet Parenlbood TOlIay's parenls need help in (!) ColleDa Football (!) StIr Trek: The Hilt GalllraUOI (I) U,S. Olympic Gold comes in, a sailor on leave tries to defrost coming. to grips wllh Ibe wide gamut of (i) H.ws/Style WIth E1.. lOenleh 00 News/PInlllclt (I)V_ RIdIII Q a singer who ~ates seamen. Dorothy ever-increasing challenges In caring lorthelr lIDJ MOVI~ TIte Balls or St. MI'y', Apriest (!) SWII\D: Best 01 \lie BIg 8.l1li1, Volullll G oHm Lamour, William Holden, Betty Hutton kids and often, their own parents. and a nun put aside t~elr dllferences in an IV as T1II Advellllrers (1942) 117) House of Style Besl of Show attempl to entice amiser to dDnate land lor (I) Stuntmnttrl aJ) Amalie.. Music Shop ~ New Adventure, 01 Winnie \lie Pooh a Bill & Ted's Excell.nt Advanture Q a parochial school's· new building. Bing 9 Hew Zono Q 9 scal ROil: 1IIt ellllle... ot ~ @ Oonlld Duck Pres.nll Crosby. Ingrid Borgman, HBnry TravelS 117) The BID PictUre P.rentllood Today'll parents need help In at Jim Henson's Muppet Babla, Q iD MOVIE: TIIa Wild Westerners A U.S. (1945) . 4:35 GZ Go Pa"" coming to gllps wI1h the wlde lIamut 01 I!2l U.S. Farm Report marshal and his bride, lransporting gold 10 O2lAlldrOrlIlllh everiincreaslng challenges in caring for their I aid the Union cause, encounter hardships, 5:90 (]) CalleDe FaoIbIU Scorebolrd I§J Augle Doggie end Friends QJl o.nller BlY e (J) Sellllla WIUI Hincy kids and olten, their own parents. I mMusic Videos Indians .and outlaws. JamBS Philbrook, QJI olnce P.rty liSA lIlJ Vol MTV RIps Nancy Kovack, Duane Eddy (1962) (I) Clpltal GJews l 9 K-TV 1:00(2) World Cup Skilag \DCBSHm a Ch.1III Hoover e, 9 MOVIE: Cbarlle Cban In Deld Men lell 9:05 CIJ World 01 Audubon (J) WoodWIIgh'" ShopC (1) Rualw., \lie Rlcb ,. Flmous ,GZ MOVIE: TIll Many'ldvanturea otWll\lI11 I lIle Pooh A.A. Milne's'charmlng childhood The famous detective gets his answers from 9:30 rn Colleg. ~lmeDlY III MOVIE: Urba. CrifiOy An oil-field OJ Eerlb Guldt I the dead while searching for atreasure worth CIl FIeld of Dinger: Children on Ibe Firm worker filds life last and romance hard as 9 Rln TIll 1IJI, K·9 Cop fantasy comes to In8 with Winnie the Poob, I $60 millien. Sidney Toler, Sheila Ryan Hazards on the larm. he two-steps Ibrough 8cowboy honky-tonk. lIlJ R_mtllltlry his anlmal friends and Christopher Robin. (1941) (Animal8d) (19ZZ) I 00 S.ved by Ibe Ball MarIc-Paul Gosse/aar, John Travolta. Debfa Winger, Scott Glenn OJ Pmr Hili, USA (1980) ~ a MlCGyvlr .,. I 1>:05 I]} BORanze Tiflanl-Amb8r Thiessen, Mario Lopez Q . I» Grulllle MatcIl ., • ! The Ruidoso News I Page 7 selocled. C GJ Wllke._ Updale Joan Caufne;d, Patrie Knowles (1946) 1IJ ~rIh Guide 3:00 (2) BMW Vlnltal fall fesUval a 1Jte HitChhiker a MOVlE:ARumarofWlr(Pl2of21 Philip (!) Acellll OR Slnloll O!l Chlmplonshlp Rodeo ~ Columblll and Ibe Age of :D1sClIvery 11:2iU OUltr Umlts Caputo's experiences in Vietnam change • \1Il CBS SUllllaw Momlllll t'I 0ll1Jte Week 'I Rock 11:30(2) SpcirllCenter him "'om a restless. Idealistic college azMOVlE: Along Ibe Gflillfivlde Five mell QJ MOVIE: TIle lastTIme' Saw Plrls White rlEarIYPrlml (l) News/flnmle studenllllaproud Marine. Btad Davis. Slaey and a woman IIghl the elements of the . In Paris, a wrltor's life and marriage are CD MOVIE: Thl Greal Dlctetor Adictalor and (I) MOVIE: TIle. La" Amerlcln VI'lIln Two . Keach, Keith Canadine (1980) Mojave Desert as a lawman attempts to marred by alcoholism and broken dreams. a gltetto barber look alike and' are often high-school buddies get caug'htln atriangle 0 TIle Mupl\lta bring in a prisoner for trial. Kim Douglas. Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson, Waller mistaken for each other: Charl~ CJlapiln oflovewhenone,allslorlhenewglrlinlown a MOVIE: Cavemln Acaveman from the . Viff/fnla Mayo, John Agar (1951) . Pldgoon (1954) . directs. Charlie Chapiln, Jack Oahlll, Paulette but the other.gets adate with her. LawrrmCB Slone Age bands together with other aJ) Amlrlcan Medical TIII..lllon QZ Chanukah Under the Umbralla Trae A Goddard (1940) Monoson, Olane Franfdi", StBrB Antin outcasts to form his own tribe. Rlnl10 Statr, lDl Tmcn lid TflIctor Power new shopkeeper In the Umbrella Tree lU) Hollywood Stuntmakers (f982) Barbara Bach, Sheffey Long (1981) tUl Popaya neighborhood looks for lalth in himself lDllnslde Wlnslon Cup Ratlna lDl rlxal honleHon 4.:30 (2) Motowolld Oll Fade to Bleck during a Jewish holiday. lW Falle to Bleck Gt Comic Ship LIve . (l) NIWS/slyle WIIb Ella Kllnlell 011 Stelmplpe Alley 11:20 (J) Leaead: The Making 0' Gone WIIb th. QJ Family Wind Aspecial look althe making of one of lD MOVIE: Eesler Parada Alter adancer' ~ til "wond H.lllly ~ 7'~~:llln : ~:~'tha UmbreUI Tree . the great c1essic movies 01 aliI/me. partner deserts him, he trains an unknown \ 12:00(fl SchGlIstlc Sporll America Q dJ Paid PlDgram QJ MOVIE: Who', Minding the Store? A olrl and makes hef aSlar. Judy Garland. Fre~ I (J) Austin City UmllJ _ fregal. Rack rot department-stolll owner Is determined to 11:30 ()) Nen/MoftlVWllk ASlalre. Peter LawforrJ (1948) . (!) Stir Trek . -.,. b k h (!) MOVIE: Pete', DrallOn A 9-year-old (I) IntelRIUlIIIII COrrtlflDndentl/N1WI 4;35 (I) MOVIE: Rice for Your Ure, C111r1le rea up I eromance 01 her daughter and a orpllan lUns away wilh Ihe often invisible 9 MOVIE: The AssI.sln Trying to clear (!) SwIng: Best ilia Big BlndI, VoIuma BraWl The Peanuts gang goes to camp, poodle sliter. Jerry Lewis, Jnl St. John, himself 01 Implications In a senator's 0' dragon who lias befriended him. Hefen ~hooling, , IV . where Charlie BroWl1 takes part in a Agnes Moorehead (1963) Reddy, Mickey Rooney, SBel/BY Winters a CIA agent discovers acomplex web 01 deceit leading to Cenlral Amenca. ,I llJ Multlra treacherous raft race. (Anlmat8d! (1977) 13 Calliope (19m Steve Raiisback, Nichofas Guest (1990) II)) BRDnd RUIIII. Havolllllon 8:05 (J) HIPPY Oa,. aJ) Mlc and MuDey I (J) ,I lDl Church StrIIt ~ilDlI 8:30 (!) 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WOlIdy Allen, John CanadIne, Lou Jacobi 00 AU NIliI NIgId 0 W.ICOIllllIo Pooh CDIllIr (J) ShlWcall: IMusls 01 the Americas Classical music by Mellico City's Cuarteto (1972) III OlrBrelk 8:35 (J) MOVIE: 11'1 a WOftdarflll ure A 12:00 mC1IIturt lalinoamericano (latin American Siring 12:30 WMotoworld III Tim alii ..""., Fa.•11 small-town fallure contemplates suicide (i) New./Wllk flI Revllw Quartet) and UrullUayan gultarisl Eduardo (l) SporII La..Hlgllt a:D Mlraclll TlIIer WIIIl Ora' Robllll until a guardian angel appears and shows o WlllIIlI. Talft Femandez Is leatullIo. . o Talis Frtm 11II Olmlda IlIl O. "a,.K". him how life would have been without him. lDl TrucR a.d Tractor Pewer ()) SporllWlek Ini.Review =~ as MOVIE: TIle Love God? A meek (I) Enlertillmlll\ TlI1llglllQ :: oa=PlGgJim : 't"1lCfIII11IIe Mr. Uml\lt A James SflJWBtt. fJonna Reed, I.Jooef birdwatcher Is mistaken for the pUblisher 01 IIJl MOVIE: ThlnkSllVlna PrOmise Aboy is GI 0M1IJ LlmIta .meek bookkeeper who loves fish jumps off 8anymonJ (1946) . agirlie magazine and becomes BnaDonal sex thedDCkatConeylsland,tumslnloadolphln 8:00(2) Sporll HlPOrllII 10m between his IQve lor an illjured Canadian ~ symbol. Don Knotts, Anna Francis. Edmond goose and his agreement 10 Ialten and 12:35 (J) MOVIE: ODDdFlnn Itallan-Irfsh man and helps the Navy win WoiId War IL Don (J) Rildlig RlJeIIow g O'Brf8fl (1969) . from Brooklyn (ails In willi membe(S 01 lIIe Knotts Efirlbeth MacRae Jack Westoo (l) CoIIIaI CoICIteI COlIer slaughter it lor a neighbor's Thanksgiving Mafia and slowly works his way up In tha (l964j t'I .. , (!) Mirada TlIIaw WIIIl Oral R•..". @ MlclllII JICboI; MlIDlIWIlker dinner. Beau BrfdQ(Js, Uoyd Bridges. Jordan a MOVIE: PIny MIIllII: 1Jte Cue oIlIIe Brtdges (1986) sordid WIlIerworld. RaY.. Uotta. Rob6It 0tJ a P1Rk-,-....r 0 Amtllcal .Medlcal Television AVlDg11lg Ace Perry and Paul uncover an Nlro Joe PBScI (19901 C fIJI IDIIdt WIaIftI CUiRaClIIg II» NlllIIIl World (llMoVlE:CDllltfl....T..Areporterwho &:30(2) ODl, CIp ,..... i M.lllac M...1olI und0'llround networll of corruption and fear @ Trucklll' USA loses his lob and his girl because of his (!) U.s. Fann IIIpott QlJ 'Top 20 VIdao COlIn own as they try 10 free awar hero who Is being IIJJ Bfa 81'011I" J.ke Q . drinking m~ts 0fanner alcoholic who helps (l) Evan. I. NoYlk III Paid Program mell for murder. Raymand 8uft, 8Brbara @ CNN Heldllne NeWi him climb tho ladder of success James (Z) TIIIt I. V. ute • Larry Hale, Wifliam Kin (1988) (J7) House Slyla Best of Snow "011I New KId. On TIle Block: H'llgln' Tougb 0' Cagney, Gig Young, PhYllis 7haxte; (1951) !(!)RC~!rI~ lie WlIIt' III H IP §JIm Hlftllln" Mother 00011 Storla o QJ MOVIE: TIle Warld of Dracull Agroup am Bnllly allll lbt 1IIb1 t;I ...... u r e our 0 OWllr While touring, the band performs The RighI of college students are invited to Ilteir Stuff, Please Don160 G1ri,n Be loving You professor's home after a leetulll on the 1:00 (2) C_FooIbIH ' Sl/lIlaw Min . Tlmlreu Talll and more, as wall as giving Inlervlews. supemalural and find themselves face to (!) Clrtftt AII.'r WHltIlld Q &:35 (J) RlIlJtoH 9:30 (2) SporIICelllar U C.nI••I'I' Robert Conrad, RIchard lace with Oracula! Michael Noun, Carol (l) NIWIHIgItI Update ' • ,(J)Trav.1 MagUine ChI1lTlb8r11ln, ShBlOfl Gfess (1978) Baxter (1979) (Z) MOVIE: III. GIrl ffldlY Ahot murder 8:00 mPIIoII1n: overcoming lIle Flar How 00 Impact story In Chicago sets sparks flying for a . phobias affect a pe(Son's liIe and various AdY.nlum of TloUI 12:30 (I) TIIInking AIkIwed S YouJ'.flmllr. Oul al Hlrm', Way m Q (I) conniving editor, his star reporter and the medical anll psychiatric therapIes are (l) NFL Pmlew TIle Blliy-sllttra Club a Sup.rIlow (Z) II'. A @ Bugs Bunny and Plis • man she's trying to marry. CaIy Gnmt, explored as wall as new sclenlffic (!) Clthollc Mall MOVIE: a Wondirful ure Rosalind Russeff, Ralp/18effI1lTlY (1940) treatments. QDl Flelth. Nillon small-town failure contemplates suicide 4:05 (J) WCW M.lo Event ll2l HDIU', HtrlIII OO8und., Tod.y 0 Am.rlcan MedIcIl Televlllon until a guardian angel appears and shows him how I~e would have been without him. 4:30 (I) MOVIE: 'I1le Traged, of FllghtlD3: Thl lDl PrlISlIItI Lord III Baber 0 MololIPDrII M.gazlne James Stewart, Donna Relld, Uooef Inllde Siory The events leading up to Ihe lIIICNN H,"11111 Hews (J). DIJ8tI.k.. QIl BIll Brollltr J.ke Q 8anymonJ (1946). 1988 terrorfst bombing of aPan Am jelliner @ V1d1Gl (l) MII.1e MOVIE: T1ie OpUmllls Two poor and Gt Pald Praaram Ol Wildlife Chroalclel Over lockerbe. Scotland. are dramali19d. • frIdIY til. 1311r. TIll S.Il.. affectlon·starYelI children lind happiness' 0 WIard 01 OZ lDl &clUngWorid of Speed llId elluly Ned Be!, Peter Boyle, VIncent Gardenia 1:30 ~ Nm/Ftdllra Witch when they belrlend a London street a Tlm.laa T.ln (1990) (I) ~Id Tracka: Cnrtlllllten . entertainer and hlsllog. P6terSellelS, lJonna 9:45 (!) MOVIE: IIoMwmoaa Asoldier travels to 1:00 (2) Oecad. of Dlvl. Cup (i) News nslde BUllnll • @ Rllllnw WiUlIIII RIcIi , Flmolll Mulfane, John Cf1affg731 MexiCO on a Ibree-day pass to meel and mWIIIII_ W.tk f. RlVllw Q lHJ Mlltarapolfs Magltlne ~=~ (J) 'MOV'E: 1Jte I.Imon SlIflra Three ~ Mlnllc Mansion g III PlIII Program = 0W1I 'marry his fiancee. finding trouble along Ihe women break up their nightclub singing act . 1:35 0 0uIIr limits as SWIll Fallllly IlIbIIIllI way. Shitley TlJfflple, Franchot Toof), Guy mThe W..kIn Rock due to Its lack of popular appeal, but tltelr a Super Force Q 2:00(!) All N.... 1IItIII1 OJ QlIW Program MadIson (1941) lriendshlp endures. DlIJ/8 Keaton, Carol (I) Larry KIIa WHbnd QI "-Yt'. HIlIr 10:00(fl NFL G.mtB!1 Kane, Kithryn G~ (1990) Q 5:00<2) NFL PrImenme 1M"" PrIYItI Eye (J) BllotmlfhJ!. . III Nm/Wodd Rlpirt (J) Coloresl o a G) .MOVlE: ARIlIIIar 01 War IPI 101 2) Philip 8:05 (J) FlllIIIHII (!) Hew Mulco Nm CDlIr.relce (!) POA CoIf NBC News Q C8put0's experiences In VIetnam change • III N.WlOI, OWlrStorlu III World Today hIm from a restless idealistic college 8:1& ll2l WlIr. Nu? (II T1111 Wftk WItI1 David 8llllkley Q OAmerICIl Sports Clvaleide (J) MOVIE: AHoliday Affllr Awar willow \Ill CNN HudOn Hm with asmall son must choose between two shHIentto aproud Marine. BradllWis, Stacy 8:30 III WHdtrrUl WIard 01 Oz ! MPaOIdVlE:PrlDflliLamIt H '" Idl Robert Mitchum, Janet Leigh, K_, K6ith CSnadIM (1980) III TfIVII8INt - ' 00 era ,wo so ers 1IJ MOVIE: TlH lilt Clouds RDIl By The I~e suitors. lDMOVlE:1IIISIillYIIIllJllllIltldIldHIs a FIIllIlllIllt Will out to capture a Japanese-occuplellisiand of composer Jerome Kern Is dramatized. Wendeil CorBy (!g49) MtrrIt MIll Robin Hood and his band of C HtrlllllII flltb engage Ina battle of wlts with the enemy. with songs by famous guest stars Jully III ABC News 1;1 Q§,l learless men defy PrinceCharies to free King IDi GIIHIt • Mlchaef CilIlB, Cliff Robertson, Henry fonda Garland and frank Sinatra. Robe" Walker, TIle Will Van HlJOIn, welfle Bremer (1946) . GIl Natura 01 T11lngs ~ Richard. RlcIIIrrJ Todd. Peter FInch, Martlm 8'35 (J) CQII/I P,....lid tile P1IH1t111 1l9~~L D,_.I H--'.... Hunt (1952J:' - --.. __ .IUlUIIDlI (l) Wllkllld Update @ Amerlcal Sporll Cavalcade I. Dog a MOVIE: MIlIIIllIIa ANew York comedy 7:00 WHIturISCIIa @ CIIIbrIty Olddolls e1JteM...lldTlllMOID_Ataiklng 1m TIll'" My writer attracted to asnobbish woman falls In (I) MOVIE: Fal Mil IIId UIUt 8Gy Gen. lIS MOVIE: TIle Grell Lmr A Umld mouse that likes 10 ride a boy's toy Oll Hall Hour Comedy Hour love wllh a winsome but wfse teenager . leslie Groves Is ~gned to gather the man scoutmaster finds himself in deep water motorcycle helps In a time of emergency. eWeekAha.d Woody A!f6f/ Martef HemIngway. Merit and the resources needed to build the aboard atransatlantic IIl1er with calli cheal, (Animated) a Ughllllllll Force C (19791 • world's first atomic bomb. Paul N6wman,a lovely, penniless duchess end amurderer. All AmNlcan Wrallllg o MOVIE: While finD Aboy and awild dog 5_ a ~ 1I. The Ruidoso News/Page 8 alone vIgilante relentlesSly trackS me mreo til Lave Bal' U MOVIE: CII,h 6f the nil.Perseus, the . t1IJ Todl' With Mldlln young woman who agrees to live 'with a men who raped his pregnant wife. Mike Q!) Malle Vldul , (II) eNN H••dlln. Nm human son of Zeus, battles the Medusa and beast to save her father. Connors, RobBrl Rt1f1d, fmC}' Btooks Swope o MOfllDg Report ' mAwake' on 11I1 Wild Sid. other supernatural menaces to save the life (1976) of his true love, Laurence Olivier, Harry 10:00 (2) NFL PrlmeTime 3:05 (J) Hog••'. HelOll g Paid Program Hamlin, Maggie Smith (1981) . (!) (J§) HI" . 2:05 CJ) MOVIE: Predator 2Adeadly aUon hunter O,MomIl. Alporl t]) N.../Wortd Report Rnal EdlUoR B MOVIE: :nte Sliding 01 SlI111 Burnl A a Ml' Two Dlds stalkS human victims in 1997 Los MUOlos. 3:30 (J) Oltllng Fli ,. Uvln,D PI.".I: Po$llt 01 the Earth and agroup of pollee officers trias to destroy vital, Independent young working woman 6:30 l]) Adlm Smllh ()) O.yBrtlk it Oannt§/ov8r, BII/ Paxton, Ruben Blades 0> IIny Lei teams of aproposed embryo transplant and ~ ]) The Torkelsonl Q ; Truck' and Tractor POWII ,(1990) .,. volunteers for t~8 operation. Kay Lenz, " (g) NHRA Today (II) 3:35 (J) CNN Heldllne NeWi Cassie Yat6$t Cliff O8Young (1979) Jobn Olle.n 2:10 (J) CNN HeWl OJ alack Stallion Q (JI) CNN H.adllne NIWS g Woody Woodpecker «lJ Rocklullenlary lDJ lamona.'s OuUook 4:00 (J) BodIealn MoUoD 4:05 CIlllave Lucy a Parkol lewl. Cln'l Lose Q a Byron Alii. . 2:30 (I) CraaUre o My Tw'O Dlds ro AU.NJWJ" ' • MOVIE: Henry VThe British king goes to Cl> MOVIE: Modern Dmel Fed up with the CIl MOVIE: Rocky VRetired boxer Rockv 7:00 ()) Belloll Ind BllIev.rs battle in an effort to capture France. 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