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'I" Nino, a wanner Paci.6.c current becomes a ·that usually results in heavier warrior rain for the Sacramento Mountains. The welcomed downpours .. - - FrIday through Monday are just an early launch of the MJECAI1"EIIITAff INDEX This AaU•• Teus,family didn't know how rare a sight their umbreHas were on Tuesday as they shopped Midtrr...n in a slow steady shoy."er. From feft 10 righl Carltw'ell ....•...... 4A See FOREST, page 7A are Jennifer Kotka. Susan Allman, Brian Bailey and Jim AUman with baby Braedon Kolko in the sUoHer. Classifieds 8-10B
Comi<::s • ... •••..•• .. • lit7B I D' h £ .'- Community Page 2A .j . owns opens searc or a'new director ofpublic safety • Crossword 78 DEANNA CHENEY Denny, at that time, indicated scan· "WhenI ~as broughtinasstore tllan- - ,'II ~~idoJO~;I~ dal fatigue and argued the necessity of ager Chief Denny came by to introduce Education ' 6A undue interference by perspns who, he himself and to let me know that if we ~ers " , 4, 5A The search for a new director ofpub saw as wanting to ctpoliticize the needed anything atall to call him atany lic safety for the City ofRuidoso DoWns process." titne. It is this type ofrelationship'that J1ncoln,County ~, got underway this week following "'there are· so many sm.all police makesworkingtogetherasateAmmuch ()bitdati,~'~ Thursday's resignation ofRobertDenny'- dep~entsout there where people in -easiert SimpsOn wrote.. , .. ' :38 John. . Waters, city manager, said Diy position get pushed around because From the startDenny said his priori... OpfiliOh •.' ... ' 4, SA Acting Lieutenant Ricqard .Schwahn of political entities." Denny told the ties wouldbe to"restorethe imageofthe • • 'l' ~ will be,in chilrge of the :Public Safety News. "Politics and law enforcement do Ruidoso ,Downs Police Department and
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General Asslgnll1enltepiuler, Ext. 22 , 'Taking ofYOUR business is 000 business [email protected] . .. Sheri Padret, Advenl,lng Direclor .,. . v· . [email protected] (505) (50S) 257·7053 Pamela Cromwell Entertainment, V~!llonos reporter, EKt. [S j , 104 Park Avenue, P.O. Box 128 RuiddS? N,M. 88355 "elephone 257-400 I• 1'"" '. ~n..~~..,," . 'S "' A' "" t" Ext 6 , ptroinwell@ruidO!Onews.com . . DIaIle .. I •• ,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• eulor ['<:ouor a:;.'Ioe(U l\oe, . dgtemiUion@iuidoson!"flS.oom GiENAS ORClJ'IT GENERAL MANAGER, ExT. Deanna theoey ,... ,.. ,,,,.. F.ducallon, Business reporter; &t, 19 I 3 [email protected]. . . GllI1 Bailey .... :, ,, .... ,.:., .. ;"." ,, , .....,. ", ..• .Account Executive. Ext. 2.- '1 gorcutt@ruldo.'ion~s.com .. gb;[email protected]>m . . : ToddFuqua .,.,'" ...... " .... ,. ,,... ,....SportS editor, Ext. 5 , ...... _- . "" i Ex7 MARTY RA,CINIl ~DrroR, Exr.,18 I [email protected].· Iauta "'_"J~ ".. ,, .. ~ -. Acc:ouru IM'\ccut vet to I mrncine'@rulclosone\ys.com ··II!l1111@ruidosonews,oom ., . , Julie Caner .. ,.:, :' , ' ,, County reporter, Ext. 23 N-~'th' Uiu.,0,.- ~uu ,. •••....••.••....••.... ,.,,. p'ront om'ce SU1,riPrvtS• 0 f, Ext. [2 The RU;MJD NtWI (t:sps-.r'Z'8III. [SSN (l""4~<;-.()2J-i."l'uhlL;Ju.'{1 dth 'X'ct.lncsdapl'1d ~rida.)"at lU4 r,,?, AYCnuc. Ruitftl'lO, NM jcaner@l1Jidosonews,com .' . [email protected] , .' , ' ~s. Pcrit~Iicl1drll.~Y ...... : [email protected] II..' _ '_ Clilil I In county (lincoln, Otero) 3 moolh.s, Sl8r 6 months, '24; 1ye.r, .38 . ",p.m~ MtlflWY ((Ji' \It'tlnl'Stbr 'I p.rn frkh\, fur . . " Medl._GrDUP 1Iil__• . OUl or county. 3 mOJllhs, US; 6 IMoths, $30, , yeat, $45 'I I".~ \t'l~ne~da~' (ur Fridj~' '1'p.in. TUl"\IJa\' for Ftid;;,~' " '- - . . . ,..' . , . . .. ,. .. - .- - ..,;;. --" '"".A. """".&- _ ~.....L ' 'W , ~~ '). ;p~;.,,~ .,..4se *.,,;'te ,...Ae1> .- ''h. t '0'.+·$tr>":t*i.,...... > ,.tz>1*<>~*-,.f h<';t1tt?t'..'>':..>:>4i.&&s-c&4'tf'hta:.(:ob<"d"1~1"$""'" • : , , , ., •• RUIDOSO NEWS • " " , . ' ," ;, ',' , • . PAG~·4A ~Us: WEQNESDfLY,)l)I"lE 28, 200~'" ,M,ooyRAqNE, EPITQR - ,257'-4001 [email protected] , ' ... . ,. '. . .' . ,- --...... ,...... RUIDOSO NEWS . ' . Glen~ OrcuU, general manager· " . Marty Racine, 'editor· A MediaNews Group Newspaper, Publt~hed every Wednesday·ahd Friday at 104 Park Avenue, Ruidoso, New Mexico • . '" OUROl)INlON Denny's·resignation not a total ~,urprise Survey issue was 'resolved' but effects lingered , en Ruidoso Downs tain tenure inherent in small Director of Public town policing. The iritiDiacy of .WiSafety Robert Denny politics and relationships ..... approached the Ruidoso News plus in this case a recent per for an interview several weeks sonnel flareup - can lead to ago, we knew this was serious. scandal fatigue. At·such times Denny came bearing gripes a chief or lowe....ranking 'offi- ...... over a councilor's demand that cers in.the prime of th~ir he release the results of a careers who have not commit police-initiated communitysat- ted to retiring in the communi isfaction survey before he felt ty weigh their life's options.and prepared to do so. consider moving on. .Whether the rift was over-We regret this development. blown in the public'll eyes, the We found Chief Denny to be YOUR QI)INlON News placed the story on the accessible, forthright and pro front page because a police gressive, and we ap~~udedhis chief unhappy with members goals of IDlproving . depart Arts .. council must denionstrate.business acumen· ofhis city's administration and ment's mgrale· and ,public , council reveals a significant image. Not many police chiefs To the editor: • Quality ofservice the ladder wlu1e Jim was at the top, I problem for a community. would openly court criticism 'Let's consider some"items regarding was struck in the side of the head by a Thus, when Denny tendered through a community survey; our village and....their non-support ofthe To the editor: ,. very powerfully driven golfball from the his resignation Thursday, we his, by all accounts, was the RegioIlalCouncil for theArts. From. my personal experience, tee directly behind the building. were not altogether surprised. first such initiative in Lincoln Artists Ore not generally good busi-· Frontier Medical Equipment, 613 The iriipact knocked me offthe ladder That Denny, who had risen County. neils people. They m:e artists and that is· .. Sudderth Dr. i$ a wonderful asset to our and to the ground. Everythingafter that quickly within the ranks, had We wish the chief well, and important. In th~ ,past, having an artist cominunity. We have been blessed by is slightly fuzzy except I do reniem~r been chief for only a year is for the DPS he leaves behind as leatler of thQ RRCAcreated cbnflict the expertise of their respiratory thera . Phyllis Reed, the library· director, and another example of the uncer- we ask for a little stability. and a certainlackofvision for the RRCA.· pist, Marty, and the kindness ofCorina Sally Nava treating me for the onset of ,An artist as leader aga,in for· the Chaves Sambrano and her daughter, sh~k. I BlJl also an instructor for the RRCA?No. Christine Chave:z. Should you be full American Red. Cross in First Aid & GOP primary winner Damron Artists, leading an art council? No. time or a summer visitor, I highly rec- CPRIAED. Shock is a life-threatening This is a community business and ommend their services. . situation and! want so much to thank has little appetite for food fight· . should be nm that way: Perhaps that is Our granddaughter, now 6 years old, Phyllis for reacting perfectly as her -I + one.reaBon the village council saw fit to came toyisit lastsummerfor four nights. training came into ll1DY. . • fter wiruUng the primary Friday Night SmackDown. It deny funding. She had brain damage at birth and is on .. Thanks to the FirelJepBrtment for - election as the Republican will be Johnny Jim Bob Hotwire Arrogance may be a culprit as weU. anti-seizure medication. At oUr altitude, their comfort and care. Thanks to Dr. A;ominee to face Governor pedal-to-the-metaI against Big Apparently, the RFP. was incomplete. it was recommended that she·have-su~ Gary JackSon at LCMC for his greatbed Bill Richardson in November, Billy Smoothshift in the Our tax dollars require respect mid plementaI oxygen. Corina and Christine side manner in treating my.concussion. Santa Fe physician Dr. J. P. "Momma Hide the Money Jar detail to be given and used byany entity, went out oftheir way to coordinate the Last but not least, thank you to Sgt. Damron was fired by his party. Daddy's Gone to Drinkin' 500." the RRCA included. . physician's ol"ller from Austin to help us· Proctor who chased down the tWo indi Check that. He wasn't Richardson and Former direct , ' ., ." . . • ,.~, . . .,"'10\'- . .:. ..',.. : . . " , ....,'.'.~ ~ dIf":"" ottre'!.'.-'"••••e. c • eo•••••••••• « « •••• :" ••••••••••« •• nO c ••.•a'c.'; o•. "C' b +e· + ••••...... _ e' •• .- ••••••••• + .,_,_ ;., _ ...:..;;.;"..-...... ;"...... :. ..l.- • "'--' - '- ~.' . , . ~' I,' ";' "". " .,' . ... . , , . ' . , , . , . " ., .. , , , . , . , , ., .. • .... • . , , , . . ',' " .. ' .. WJlONllSDAY,JUNE 26, 2006 ' . ..:: , i '. I .. ,', RUID~SO NEW;; .'p,wl! S~ O' . 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Information about DESA Governor to .ban it using the way to fit i.n vvithoutsuccurnb-a . gu,t with the Jewish· silY "opinion". without ' offend- . Frlga~ in the service of m,ll' Il)ay be'obtlllned by calling I. statute' concerning' public' ing to the preSsure to assimi- Menominee I sat next to watch~ ing). And, by the .way, it's a . country. Of the h~dreds once 800-603·3332 or at www.des- . he~th emergerlcy. '. . late is simply to make folks ingBlazing Saddle:;;. I've heard pretty big. honor for-«ll!l" teensy in comlIlission,' only one aW!a.org, orby writingl;>ESA at . Ifthe Ern capitulates to the laugh, ..t one's own expense, s~Jl'e . piercingly witty COllle minority that .the foUndation of remains today. P.O. Box 3448, DeLand, FL demands of t!J,e .cOlJlorations. ~I" the Holocaust, ll-n infor- .. backs from Morinons,' too. So,· oUr uniq'ueAnterican society The m\lmory of·these elCpen•. ' 32721.' ; involved to have no hearing, all. maf .academy of self-effacing . ilext. time you. hem: one of us (freedom ·of inquiry, liberty of dable ships of 'the· line, and Arnold Pe~tijohn New Mexico Will suffer contin- comedians formed in the U.s.. minority folk joke about him:- conscience,andrion~antagonis' those who sailed therh, is being . , Ruidoso \led medical. illimages . from during.a SOCietal closing, of ·self. it might juSt be in self- tic separlltion of chJ,ll"Cb and kept alive by our organization Aspartame. '," doors to the inflUx of Jews. Sid . defense, and the laugh;~ wally state) 'is not based on funda and the preservation ofthe last Aspat1ame decision .' Those concerned with pro- Caes;u- was theoomedic"God-' on those whO aren't accustomed' mentalist Christian·traditions, Destroyer-Escort afloat in our tecting .New Mexico's popula- . father of Mel Brooks and a to taking ajoke. but on Servetus" mid Socinias' nation, the USS. SlaterDE 766. To the editor: ~, tion from further damage 'from young Woody Ailen. Young So, .whaddya say? Do you .Antitrinitarlan (i.e., Unitarian) A number of' Aircraft Concerning the Environ- Aspartarile shouldconie to this Danily Thomas, a Palestinian, really believe' the current humanism. He who laughs' Carriers, Battleships, Cruisers, mental Improvement Board's ,J'uly 6 SErn .meeting, : Room ai:tually joked about Jews,-and Religion slCletion reflects diversi last.... DestroYers and Submarines decision on whether to. move 311; The Oapitol, and make his largely Jewish audience ty? The Clary-fication author have~ngiven' by the NayYto forWard with barining or not theirvoices heard, and be,made' loved it! states his intention to provoke Jan Niislund be used as museums, but unlike, banning Aspartamel~ethan- partorthepermanentrecordon Majority/minority status thought..I know some provoked .Ruido:;;o . those ships, the USS Slater'was ollformaldehy~e, the artificial thilf consumer protection may in part-explain,why Monty folks around here would appre acquired .by fornler Destroyer~ sweetener: '"Delay and deflect" imperative. Python's Life of Brian doesn't ciate reading a larger spectrum Editor's note: See thi8 Escortsailors who reached deep should not be the modus Ifyou can't'come in person, resonate with.the conservative of relig.ous views and theolo-. Friday'.q Religion page. into'their pockets to obtain her operandi In this matter, since please send a fax to Governor . from the Greek Navy and have' so many'livesare at stake,'and Richardson at 505476·2276, or . I'AID ADVER1'ISEMENT • her towed 'back to tpe USA.' my intent as petitioner is only .email him' and Lt. Governor' Unlike many ships that were to prevent furtherneurodegen- Diane Denish (ddenish@ .MORE ON THE'RUIDOSO. SEWER PLANT turned. over in good condition, erative and carcinogenic dam- ,DoI.com); Gary King, a candi In Friday's June 16th papcr. there was a column for R.F.P.. for the sewer plant design.' the Slater can:te home a tired, age, as well. as the inevitable date for attorney general of The selection pro~c.ois eliminatcs design ideas different than Molzcn-Corbhl's study. The cngi + + nmdown, broken but authentic behavior· problems; learning New Mexico, should know your neering firm will bepicked from a panel of biased employees and not an impartial, k!10wledge veteran in great :need of imn'te· disabilities, and birth defects . views on this as·well; able jury. llsing a point system Ihat virtually guarantces Motzen-Corb)n gets thc.contract and- --,- diate work anel ongoing care if resulting from. corporations Stephen. Fox,' Petitioner eliminales any design build participation., " she were going to survive, gratuitously and urinecessarily Santa Fe . . Through the' efforts of the adding a cheinicaI metabolized About 4 weeks 'lgO, we a~ked to bc placcd on the'J.U.B. agenda to givc a presenlalion.. DESA. members . who spent as formaldehyde and methanol Religious diversity? The J.U.B..slalled us and did not inform us ab"ut the R.F.P. already being decided upon. Let's their time, expertise. money, to 6,000 food products and over look at what our package has to' offer and,sce if you still want to back your J.(]~B. members. and energy. she has been saved. 500 children's medications. To the editor: ~ The R.F.P.'is to be opened.July 7th and Ict's assume award July 15 is being fully restored and is . Many states and nations are It looks like you've put your again fit to be called a US, Navy watching what the New Mexico foot in it; suggesting th~ Ours .. Molzen-Co.rbin' ship ofthe line. Em does on this issue,. and Religion section of your paper She is now a floating muse- whether it will capitulate contains opinion. In response, 1. November 15, 2006 I. He predicts he can be I/~ urn located on the Hudson entirely to the demands ofthose the Clary-fications author Old plant. in -compliance with the discharge'< through design River in Albany, NY, and like reprehensible multinational (Ruidoso News, June; 23) pennit, Major equipment ordered Still polluting the river the venerable USB Constitu· corporations involved. rempves his ecclesiastical box Entrance work" 20% complete tion, is the last fighting ship of Our efforts in accordance inggloves. His column address Dirt work in progress for 90 days its type afloat in our nation. with Gov. Richardson's "Year of es moral issues from the per We are endeavoring to locate the Child" initiative have led to spective of God's Word, not 2. July 15. 2007 2. Bid package maybe ready to 'and recruit both Navy and an almost complete ban onjunk . opinion. (including his musings. New plant 50% complete advertise Coast guard veterans of these food in the schools, starting in on politicS and civil· rights?). Old plant still in compliance with the.I phos Still polluting the river ships, their families, and any 2007; aspartame-containing It's pretty hard for us teensy phorus discharge level other veterans who may be soft drinks for high school stu mingrity Socinian Unitarians interested in supporting us. dents is the only barrier, and to put up a fight .when our 3. September IS, 2007 3. Bids opened - wild guess Our present membership that is being coilsidered by the sacred word is "maybe." We're Our bid with a fixed amount that included If bids will be within money available (like pummeled incessantly by folks has been established largely by NM Secretary ofEducation, Dr. both engineering and constructi.on cost with the fire station) Also his plan only ca1ls for using the Bible to justUY per word of mouth and occasional Veronica Garcia. no change (this is a guaranteed prke) building part of the plant now. The J.U.B, adS in veterans' publiClrtions. To protect the entire popula" sonal prejudices. Old plant in compliance with the. J phospho gcts to do this a1l over in a few years (The old We are presently comprised tion ofNew Mexico and notjust It's no mystery why SO many plant was designed Ihis way also & the JUB primarily of World War II vet., the students.in public schools, ofthe minority religious I know rus level discharge permit erans' however, these, fighting is the issue at hand. have such great self-effacing 250,000 ga1l0ns of additional drinking watcr nev.er built the 2nd half) ~iver ships were in service well into Governor Richardson has humor. Minorities find ways to . goeS online for Ruidoso and Ruidos.o Downs Still polluting the the 1970s covering the Korean' . made clear that he wants the cope in societies that wish they War, the Cold War years, the Em to-have hearings on aspar- would change, or just go aWay 4., September 15. 2008 ·4. Predicts contractor to be 50% New Plant finished & online complete . Our plant. built to handle".the full 3.75 Will start finding out about design flaws · .' millions gallons per day loading Our design can now accept sep.tic tank 'hbulers. restoring a service the J.U.B. reneged on , . 5. September 2009 . .5. Predicts'contractor to bc , . Our plant online. for I year c'o'mplete and ready to go online Added'al'lother 250,000 to 500.000 g,t1lol'ls of May:start meeting dischargl' permit . drinking water to the system without using ad4itional water rights or affecting effluent . credits.. (): PredIcts I year of operation. Public notified aboud'he cost to fix the design flaws , , • . . The list was kept shqrt. just long enough 10 give a, good comparison. ,""ow do you know if·our. plan will work? That is. wl)al the jury is for. We will publish this list nn ' '. eachof the anniversary dates listed. either way the council's decision may go. PQid/01' by Carl &llej Co'"iJtrucdoll ." I • ., " ~ ~ .. ,.A. .Ii,.':r...... , . ... . '...... - ~ ,.,..-.....,.,.... _,_"'I""" __ ...... __:__ ... ~~__:~_:_-"'!"'"- _. wt+,_ --- ...... "!i'"-..:.'* .... - ...."""'":---.,...... ""'-*~'t"~ ...... =: ..... ""!" ...... ' . , . . '. " . / I, . , , ., , . , , ! • ~ . , , , RUIDOSO NEWS . . .' " , " .", , • ., .... ~"" .. PAGE6A (;Au Us: OEANNA CHENEv"HDUCA'tION WRJmR !. [email protected] . 257-40bl .. , . .' -j,. -," , .' • " New 'middlesch:'" I maybe'built .'. fu.~l. ~ces DMNNA CHENEY have 11. studY ClOmpleted sometimeU. the neX,tfew Innued as SPeci!illY-designed burn .. ..•., .' ..•.." '. ... ". " '' !. ' . , . ~l7n1!Y@rnitft!.son~w,S.!'Om months," sheexpla,U1ed. . the wood, llUUlure or ~p waSte in 11. central''\Ve a"i~.a~'" White Ill1.id a detetniipation abouth~ii.ngand' Iltel1.m. plll.Dt then di$tribute. hel1.t and hellted soq~_ate doi..,g some test illl.Dd electric h_tem Dwy not be part l>fa fueling for the school should bei!iade before thll· . w~ter ~ug~ l;Jupply P!~'" .' .' .' , ,.' ..... ,drilli• ..-:.'.' , new middle school sll1.ted for ClODStruction school's overall dllSign is ClOmpleted; . OfliCiallJ Wl~. the IbornallS EneJltYRe.aource, .' '..'. '. .', . . ". ..., P;ltty'wb,lte . ..O sometime later thill' year. on Warrior Thus far aU schools in'the district are h_ted .Center located in l\ll!ntpelier, Vi;,. ,aaid biomlisil . .. Drive. by DI1.tUrai gM. ' . . ,.. ~lIkes s,eDlle 'whe.n:a iSchool system like R'lUdoso Assoda,te!'lJperinfendent. . RlJidoso S~hools. . OfficiWil with the schOl>l district are investi "Ever since we stinted talking ~bout building' is l~ted el.olle to a ready 1l0UrCe or.wood and -' " ,gu.ting the feasibility of biomaBll or geothermw a !lew Iiliddle sch,Oolwe stl1.lteci'talk;ng .about Illash.,'. ' hel1.ting sYlltems for the school tlutt WM I1.pproved alternative energy....·Whitellmd of thep~l;ls.·. Additionl1.11y, 11.' U.S. Department 'of • under 11. $26 bond electil>n in February. District "A1l1.Mogordo II.DdCuba:. school districts .have ·.AgricultlJ.rereportsays thatmorethll.D 1.3billipn ~eara facinty I1.t 100 - 400feet to tap into heat. officialll are looking for ways til Ill1.ve on itl! ener- . .wterDl1.tiyehel1.ting II.Dd it seems to b~" working,' .toIl$ ofdry'.forellt ina~riw' w8!3tA;l is avirllllble u. . .thl1.t is loCated unde~undand to brij),g itill.the' gy coati! and I1.t the Sl1.Me timeW be "more envi for them...· '. ,theJUltion for biomass sysj;llms. Ifused'fur.ener- : earth's surface. Gro'(md-sol,U'OO hel;!.t RWDP SYS-. ronmentWly-friendly" Patty White, associate . Upwards' of $30,000' is expected ill. be IlBved' gy, that woUld be eq~yalenttOl1.bout'30 pei-cent' ' ternll warm buil~gIlin the winter mid act .lis a. superintendent, smd. each year should the lIChool diIltrictopt for wter- ofthe Qiltion's oil \lSage,therepl>~sta.ooll'-,'-,:;. '. heat~ to CQOI thooel;l~diitgSin the summer•." "We are investigl1.ting wternative fuelilourcell native fuel. '.;' Sinillarly,geothel'm8lheat CI1.D be usedwh_t Nationwide sorne500 Ilchoolll\lSe' geothermal II.Dd are doing some test drilling now. We hope to . Bioml;l81l is p1l1.Dt or anim!lI W8lltethat CI1.D be .and cool!Julldings. VerticWbl>~ol~ aredllg' hea.t&Yllten;J,S. .. '.' ". - . , • ROCK£fEER SETS RECORD ,Sufutne.. s,chool·enrollinentunderway ." ~. -, . ~ . . . . DEANNAC~ 10 for ki~ who will be entering all.llocil1.te.superintendent. gapbetween whl,lt they le!UU In .. ~_dehen&?rnido.ro,!!!!!uo.111_~. _ . grades K-6 II.Dd ClOven) ml1.th, 'White said .sumirler schoOl sumn1er school II.Dd the start of readingandcomputers. Clalllles .. was moved seve~ years 'ago the regtilar school year." Parents who would like w are to be.conducted 9 l1.,m. to · from tlIking place right after . White sajd the. summer 'umP. start" th~ir schllOl-aged noon Monday through one 'school year ended to being ·school 'programinCOJoporates children into the nex;t .. iSchool Thursday, each' week through held right before the .neXt both learDing and fun activity ye~ areinvitel1 to enl-oll their . July 27 at variO\lS schooillites. · Ilchool year'is to begOt. and is.o~w fl>r children whQ children in RuidollO Municipw. . . "We. dQ about 2 ·to 3 classes "'.I'his- way the kids have 11. 'are sttugglirig in core subjects. School District's 2006 s~er.. per CI1.mP\lS and teac::h I1.bout ' break II.Dd are refreshed before , "We find that kidll who school prograriL 100 to 120. kids over the sum- having to go.to Ilummer'school I1.ttend Ilummel" school benefit. Summer schooi begins Juiy . mer," smd Pl1.tty White, RMSD 'and they don't have a six week as 11. result,".l;Ihesaid. . ~. . .Deviant behavior and homicide facts offered in class PORTALES. Paul . leaders in the area.. ·LoCkman "They. will . hl1.ye a better murder occurs. "Most peOple DEANNA CHENEYISTIlfF Loclanan, prOfessor ofsociology believes thl1.t thia class will help ·understanding of homicide; arekilled by peOple they know,". saw,er Miller. 11, poses with the rocket he fired to win this year's D at Eastern' New MexiClO infonn \ISing the basic fl1.cts · Iluch as knowing there is an he Ilaid, , . SlJpperroc Duration competition..Mlller was able to keep the rocket. . University PortWes, will offer a inIltel1.d of fear-motivated tac- actual behavior Ilcience unit in Loclanll.D has been teaching fueled by an ignition powder and boasting a size D engine. in flight 130 homicide clasll from JulY 3-28. ' tics:. . the FBI," he smd. Other areas theclilsll for close to 10 years. seconds on the first launch and 219 seconds on the second launch/flight ThecoUme ill offered U. "It's relevant for all of \IS will del1.1 with the alarmist Loclanll.D rioted the root of the for an average lime of 2-minutes and 55-seconds. The duration of the order w prellent 11.' different thatlive in the community," he rumor thl1.tthat,there I1.i'e 'sev- problem 1\ltar1s in childhood. "I: +. rocket's flight is calCUlated using an average of both flight times and tak view from what might be Por smd. , · eral . hundred Ilerialkillers think we, all need to take 11. ing Into consideration the length and circumference of the rocket used.. trayed ,in Hollywood. Those 'A1ong with basic knowledge, whenonly.30 JDaY bepresent I1.t Parenting 101 clallll,~ he said. - who take the.Class will diBctwer Iltuderitl! will learnhow officialll 11. given time. As.' well as hill homicide DEANNA CHENEY day I1.nd my dad Ilaid we trends arid patterns o£"'killing in law enforcement handle To bring the lellsons full cir class, Lockman will also teach dch~"[email protected]'Dm should try to build a rocket arid psycholl>gy of the field, , cases, through villUW interac cle, studentl! will discover the · a class on Deviant B~hl1.vil>r. together. He smd'he \lSed ill Lockn1~smd. til>n. Lockman hopes thia will links to friends BnCl family Thl>lle willhing W sign up for A RuidooO youth lellll than do it when he waEI a kid I1.Dd The focus will center on clear up lI.Dy millconceptioDS on through homicide. Lockmll.D's either dalls. cl1.n cl1.11 the two years new to the sport of thought 1would like it,"Miller mass and seriw killing, with how cas~1l will he handled from class will'·show· bow connected Registrar'sOffice .atl-8oo-562- model rocketry excelled this smd. "So we built II.D Elltes the md of current eventl! and the localto federal levels. people are t() each other when a 2178. , month to take honors in a Golden Comet II.Dd made it in regionW competition against the Warrior colors. rve been men twice his size IlIld three doing it ever since." times his age. Miller's grandfather, Tom .1iIi11lI!mII-"·NEW:="-'s:<... ~~------~-- __...... ,....._...... ,.- Sawyer Miller, 11, 11. Ilixth Sl1.wyer, wso helped footer the grade Iltudenf at White youth'1l interellt in model rock- . Youth excursion er Ilystem that was approved in while caITying at least 12 for Aug. 4~6. Persons with Mountmn Elementary School, etry. the .2004 Legilllative sesllion. semester hourll. They are: iriformation or. addrellilell on took fimt place in the Clasll A "I sawit all somethingto do Children of all ages are . Theile numbers provid~d the TazI1.1ynrt M. Chochille, mis~gc1f.tllilmates are encour Division of the D Supperroc with Sawyer and see thatit is invited to join the Ruidollo opportunity for theNew Mexico Courtney I. Morin, Daniel L. aged to contact organizers at Duration Competition held in g~d all it involves math and Parks and Recreation Depart Pubuc Education Department's Tisllnolthtoll of MellcWero and coe@Vall>rnet.com or ritter@- Alamogordo over Father'll Ilcience and phyllics, a lot of ment on a Summer Adventure Asllessment and AccoWltability Matthew L. May ofCorona. vaIornet;com or 258-5552. Day weekend during the walking, and 11. lot offun. It's a Field Trip to Bottomlesll Lakes .Division to follow public Ilchool •A joint reunion for the Thunder In The Desert kick," Sawyer smd. State Park in Roswell. The stu,~entl! who enrolled in public Library program Ruidoso High School classell or Regional Sport Launch. Miller, who was the only excursion takes place' this schools throughout the Iltate. 1948 through 1970 is Ilcheduled The competition measured youth in the competition in a Fridl1.Y beginning at 9 a.m.. According to the report, of The Ilurnmer reading pro- for July 21, -22 I1.t RHS. the duration ofMiller's rocket field of20, smd being involved Advance registration ill the 30,158 Iltudentl! enrolled as grl1.m at the Ruidollo Public Volunteers to help with the flight from the point oflaunch in a sport that pitted him required at a fee of$30 per par ninth graderll on the 40th day Library currentl.Y is underway. event are being sought, all are to landing, earning him against adultl! who come from ticipl1.Dt. of school in the. 2004 -2005 Persons seeking enrollment in the addre!lSes of mjslling clallll 27,808 pointl!. professionw occupations,too For more infonnation cWl 21,856 were enrolled all tenth the read-a-thon and Ilpecial mates.' Fl>r more information "The old record was 25,000 hM been inIlpirationw. 257-5030. graders on the 40th day of the eventS are'invited to Iltop bythe . cWl257-7804 or 257-9733. pointl!." smd an excited Miller "Those guyll W! work for 2005 -2006 school. . IibrSry at 107 Kansall ~. • Graduates of the Ruidosl> . who insillts he ill into the Ilport the military or· in science. Grad rates projected' . Ifthill group of students For a complete schedule or High School clallil of 1991 cur- "for the rest of his life" all a Ever since I stl1.rted doing were the graduating class for. cW!. 258-3704. The program rently are being sought. A 15 result ofthe win. rocketl! with them rve wl1.Dted Santa Fe ·-Educl1.tion ·this school year, only 72..5 per-' .runll' through July 27 with year reunion ill plllDIied here At the same time thl1.t to work for NASA all a chemi Secretary Dr. VeroniCI1. C. cent would have graduated prizes' and certificatell for Jul:y 21-23. For more infor Sawyer placed first in the cal engineer or something," Garcia released thia week the with II.D ilttrition rate' of 17.5 redeemable qom July 28. rnl1.tion cWl Becky (Vim Winkle) regionw meet he set a new the Iltraight A math and Ilci firllt repDrt or the New MexiCo percent. ' through Aug. 4. A pre-kirider-, .Ewing at257~1594.or Write nl1.tional record in the Clalls A enell Iltudent smd. . "Progrellll Report oil Projected garten skills c1liss and' boi»[email protected] Divillion among 7-14 year The Thunder In The Graduation Ratell~ contllining Dean's list infantlwddler progrpm are· J. oldll. Dellert Regional Sport ' inforMl1.tion on the number of .l1.dded to the schedule thia year. Offices open Miller creditl! his father, Launch, in itl! 13th year this public school 9th grade stu The 'following Lincoln . ' . Mark Miller, with getting him Summer, Wl1.s Ilponsored by dentl! from the Ilchool ~ 2004 .Courity students were named Classmates sought Administrative offices oUhe ,• I involved in something that the Sunport Model Rocket. who enrolled hI 10th grade in futhe. ....-lJean's ListI of ENMU-- _. Rtrl«Joso' Municipal ,School has.proved to be all education- . Asllocil1.tion and took,pll1.ce at the 2005.llchool year. &Ilwell for the 2006 Sprfug· • The RuidoooHignScli(j()1 District are l>pen to the public w as entertaining. the Veterans MemoriwPark The studentl! followed in this Senlester. To be n!lllle4 to the Class'of 1976 is searching for. · wellkda;ys at 200 Horton" Cr. "We were in Ww-Mart one in A1l1.magordo. report were tracked by usmg list, studentl! m\lSt earn a 3.25 clallsmates. A 30-year reunion · Pemons with questioJiS ilbout the individulil student identifi· or. ·higher grade point average fl>t the RHS class of 1976 is set '..enrollIilent CI1.D call.2574051. , NOTICE OF AIR QUALITY PERMIT ' RELOCATION APPLICATION Pursuanl lothe req"item.en~ of New .Mexico A!r QiJalilcY ConCroI .Regulatit>l' 20NMAC 2.27W'N ConSll'uction, Inc., 1000 O"baldon ltd, . NW, Aibuquerque, NM81104. hereby linnoW;ces il$ int~ritioll to'apply Co lite New'Mexico environment Deplirtment. Air Quality Bureau to ti:locace their e>;iSting20NMAC 2.12 ilirquality pettnlt #1i726 for a rock crushing' ~" <;;;:" rec~C1e plant.All air qU~il'y relocation permit is soug"c to a110w'WVVC .Inc. ~"~'\: "Pay-" . . to.opemCe a 100Cph plant.' ',' . .' ' ". 'The'propOSed location oflhisfacility will be O:pproxiDllllCIY 7' miles easC of " \1', ast~tIibII the Junction OfIt",y 48 &Hwy 220 Sec 16,IU4B, TWSIOS Lincoln Co. ·Comment orinquires regarding this pemutshould \Ie directed to: .~~ . . -r' . '. program Manager '1eeludcal Anillysis & Pel'rliltS Seetin.. 5i1 " . New \\!Iexleo Environment Department Ruide:.$O-' Air Qila1It)' Bn • ,. '. " .. ' .. . , . . StlIndillJlw8teuesulting from a rain ~hower T~esda'l afterooonspra'led the vicinity near MCDonald's on lower SU!lderthDri~e: . ." . , . , 'According to ~Sl!ata,· RuidosQ 'Fire ,.Department cidiic'feet per',second after PROFESSIONAL CREMATION SlaVIC,ES Jiuido~o tteesan average of2.16· recordlld' about three..qWirteI:s montbs offlowingunder 1 cfil. . FOREST., '." , ,.. .. ~ ./V .' . "l,il1coln(Otero:Col,ltlties Only Cre!"C1tory • inches ofrain June, butth,is ofa,n inch ofraihover the week- 'Earlier this month,. Vulage , . nioMPAGUA year, ,thetot;dprec;jpitation ia end, while areas ne'ar Capitan· Water Director Ken Mosley . ( ," "Quality Care at Affordable Cost . . . . about 1.5 ~ches. '. .. '~ped the benefits of 2 inches . reported water prOl;lucti~n1con> ~t>jr~ctCremation/NbF~neral Services ViiJ.~iS ,"C :tisua} rainy season that. nor- .. ' VeBJ',to-date,the ofmin. . . BQlnption was down in May at "Prearrcmgements AvclIlable (Insurec;!1 t1)eave~e'of o~last .. ,a,' mally anives'in July,he said. lagging behind High"erelevation:wetter' '97;8 percent year.during _ . The forecast calls for about a' 7.42 inches" from' January· . the same penod. Year-to-date ,V .... "Call for Infql1T,lation/BrochurfO! .' 30 percent .ch/lnce of rain through.Juneby ab9ut 3.5inch-.· 'High,er elevati~n probably since January,the figure. was . . (505) 437.3002 through 'week With high es.. .'.... fared the best, pumping tip the.. even better at 92.36 percent. . '. Lic:ens~, . Ilext Mgr., R. KentHouse - Charles Durrett . te,mper/ltures m the upper 70s. . . 'Readings at s~tiOn 2 ofthe •. fImv on the. Ruidoso River to 3 . However, tqe sparse rain for' .-. Fewer. . . .. human.' '.. .fires"- reporwJ in 2006 Seasoh' . D~ACH~' drJ"nty@n,;doJonezuu:om "..ast·.year we had $0. "." mlich piecipitation. 11Iis , . "Despite tind-:rbox condi year we don't have " tions, incidents 'of' human that.,. caused fires in the l.incoln National Forest are down in .. Joe Gard;l , ,j . . , 2006, accordit\g to Paul Public inform.nion officer, U;C . , Schmidtke, fire management -.. -. . officer. '. sons can logon to:www.nmfire . Schmidtke said hisagenCy is imo.com, view the incident focusing on'public ~ducation as report and predictive services a means of prevention, As a site of the Southwest Coordi resQlt, the 'area is seeing' a nation Center at ht;tp:l/gacc. + lower occurrence of human nifc.gov/swccl, or call a restric + cased fires in southeastern tion and closurehotline at 877 , New Mexico than previously. 864-6985. , According to Joe o-arcia, . The Ruidoso Valley Cham public information officer with ber of Cominerce also timin ." LNe, officials have "dealt'with. tams a fiiewiae bulletin board eight human caused fires so far . a.t http://ruidosonow.comlfire tl:Us year that burned'a 1;otal of wiae.asi> . 16 acres and. 20 lightning caused Ures thatburned i 7 and THE'BEST~ • one-halfaCllls." itsQuest, INC. OF SUMMER ,FOR THE F4lMILY! "That's a total of33 acres out Pyofessional StaffingSolutio'm of' 1.1 million acres of nati,onal forest here," he said. SEEKING Garcia said that because QUALIFIED June is the driest month ofthe t,- ;~ year.anything can happen. APPLICANTS FOR • "We've had only' sporadic '~'~~~';f '. CLERICAL I . .-...... ,~. ( rainfall in the forest over the I".;.1'.',:"'..' I . \"_~.. . MAINTENANCE fit }. ';~'" .....~, ::.- ,';". .:;,~<~ last few weeks and that ia the ,",.,-,;--~ ' .... HOUSEKEEPING "'.,', ,-,,-:.;. r _-.' r 0#- - extent ofour moisture. «~'1ll' ~ ~ , '. D"e;r - t "Last year we diQn,'t have· ' ..,., < .J any large fires in the Liricoln 'tv .. itsQUest, Inc. ~-~. "b~ National Forest because we 1096 Mechem, Suite 303 had had so much precipitation in the months leadingup to fire season in late 2004 on into Call 2005. This year, we'don't have that," he said. 258..235,9 To stay abreast offire condi for appointment tious in the LNC and southeast to apply , , New M;exico, interested per- and interview. I . % % '.50 :OFF, 50'. " OFF'I, S'QO/oOFF, , '. MEN·S SUN ~1VE1A· SHQIttS' . JUNIORS S~"'TE$ M.SS~ CARE~IA SEPARA'II:S Walking short~,/cargo$tyles and more, LE.I.: ~her9ie: OTB.: N~xt'Era: niore, ~ By Larry I.Ejlvine:Hannah~ Como~ more. Oril:!' 20.00-S0.?0. SAI,E 9.98~14.9.·· Qrig. 16.00-34.00, SALle '7.98-11$.98 Orig. 34.00:44.00. SALE 16.9.·~1.98- 1.11111 R.C'''.'''"••;' TIIIISII•• , . . 8881nelours":. 500/0': :'OFF .' BOO/oOFF' 500/00'F:F Frld81, 108m -2 Sunda',108m ~2 8m. _~FOR'HIM,' . 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Order at· www.bealtst~.com . • ·SlJbjecito credit pppravai EJtclusions apply. = 'Sig" up VIiWW,beallo",:<;om, .' . In all, stOfeS. or ardor'ioll-free 1'Q7'1w737'8243 I • I J' .' • . ' " " • " ..... _. .. ~ .:. . .J<,':'" ...:... __ ,.. ",.... ~-;. _ '- • '. " '.< ~ -'.- . .. -,.~ ... ~ .... _ ...... _.-.- .... J , , , , , ' . , , . , ' • ! , ,. I , PAGE 8A • RuIDOSO NEWS , '.' .,WJ!ONES~ JUNE 28,2006 . '. LOCAL NEWS' t : _L , . t. ,. :- = . , it. ',. .'eli'. ,', •• ",. ~.'... ciaI.con·. "" " . - '.'.b.on·'", . Coiultywill dose b .. ' t 4t,~good . . , rear. " " ',( , . " DIANNE STALLINGlll full-year total to $362,0)3,. . Sail'- ·.. JJiuTows .. PUIY' 6n4.9tf1er e«!uld CClYer q~Iil.!t-O.em:e Qp.d a :'~ li'bifut$350,OPO. to$4l)O,OOO . lQ'tl' just ~~." Ilea.p~ted . rUtnl/i>w@roiJosonffllS,rom "In comparison, la$t ymll"s eligible opl;i.QlUlfor using the luMyelilJ'S." ..". .. '. .... ·a1).d .revtiln~e mainta,lns .attheenclonJem.lm~' .,.. . . , tDtal claims were $396,964,"Jnon'eY, $IlCh as an entitlement. ,1'hilt'would eitUate to 'about $650,oOO,the J;e!lCll'\'e '\Vi.ll be. . •. 1Jeard thata~to Walking a fine line between Stewmt SIlid. for a p~ p-ogram, h.e '$600,000, lletnlid.. "l'd ra~' vi,!lble; "Ifthe l'elllltVe grc.W!J too . Mime ',l'b.ames, ~ti.,!,e ~ , too much money and maintain~ Undei'the Sole Commu,nity .sldd. . .. . keepthe moneyhere." . mUch,YiIl CIln~ t"hes0le~m- tor pUhe .Ne~ M;c»a~ Rcltiree . iDg .. solid 'reserve in Lincoln Provider program, which reim.- "She was lllOkmg at·.. 8mall 'l'hePrclgr~ lim,it8 the''/.l1.unity ~~ ~tofit.". . .·HelUth c.e. ~oqW' ,~ ,~e , . County's,mediClll indigentfund, bur8e8 the county-uwned hospi- busine8s employer iDsur~~ aD1Qunt tlJ,llt CIlnbe spent9Jl Jnoth.e.... buaUl."sS, the .J~ 5.meet!Jm .o.f th~\ bi!ilq}·p.f . .~. County Manager Tom Stewart tal . In.' Ruidoso'ope . rated. b. y program.or . , ... ..emplo.~ Sll. bslc . a~....::.....ms. '-'-·t·.... JOn,. a nd '-mqney'. ..'.~J,Qn:. '. •• 0·.. .'...... ·*-...... LiIi·"""".... '-_·"'CO··"I'lU ,'~,.'?~....·.·,· . ..' reported last week that "nelldy Pre8byterian Healthcare Ser- cJ.i.zed in PIU't by the flmd, bUt. can!t ~used to ltire more :help ' .., • ~ardfromStewartthllt acc~p~dmto the.a1"~v.~y. citizens" received $1.16 million vices, in the last month, B\Ir- that hasn't moved forward,"thr B1U'rOwsth'an she already afWr:~ml.tti.J1gtothe.statA} ~e .' Payments fo~ p.lWt.m.,..J;fug in'mediClll .care' that was cov .rowsPfOOeSSed 106claUns and· Stewart said. . hll!l, Sww~ '/!ai/!. 'W!!t~. c9unty"flprelumnary blldget. employees-will~gplJub.'1. '. ered through the county hospi no~ theperce~ May·l~,.w!!U ~~tha~ 96 were recilnuriendeli for '"We're surei.twill come iIll:oolow;". . bethrethe"'une i .,- a mobile, com" , . . tal and the special fund. approval for atotal of,$98,950, '. up agmn," lie sldd; "'fhere;sno . A new. 8Oftw~ Ilpmputer ·.lielld1ine,he . ~sked. for ~ iQ!1Jid'PQst. iIIschedUl.ed, .Jo" . He told county coJ:llIllisEli!m bringingthe total for th!! yearto· deadline in trying to Cr¢~~ the .pmgr~put the CCl\Jnty elVer Depa~en~ of .FUmnce, and, ar,riveFridllY' and ' wP}. be•. ,era that with a fund budget of $809,566, up.from $710,615 the~llD\'" that percentage this Y¢lU',bl!t Administrati.on ·~to.visit . ~omied temporarily at th!lqap~... ' . $663,369, the county will close previoiJB &cal year. .. . "Do you ha~ \I.nY C1iue about . S~wllJ1i.saidthe·hQspjt81 to see hQwth!! CO\lDty~ght itall :Fire'St;ation..H~I~d out the yem- June 30 "in good Out0(971 claUns 6led under . how m~c1l we BhoiJldretainin " admiilistrator'"promis,ed . to " ,improve the process WtO a more" ~ty.,t!loneypaid ,fi»:' ~ . financial coJldition," .' the SCP this year, 830 were the ~?'! ConuniSsionerMau.' help."'lJIjer Jiiendljr format. Bllt~· vehiCle. S!'v:et;ll' pieces ofWllUp- ., The past month, Coordi approved.. ry St, John asked.· .. ' ,'"po we }Jaw a history Qf' ~~art sRid he' WIl!I told bY :inentmustbeinlltaUed~~ nator Rhonda Burrows pro But it's the mediClll indigent "Not reauy,~Stewartreplied.. , being able to bUild a reserVe?" aIlaiyst .Tom l)ixcin, .. "I. c~'t. sonnel mWltbe trained onhew cessed 78 claims mld 73. were f\md, fueled by,a special county "rd like to maintllin one year's Comm:iss~oner TOP1lJattin visit Y9U beeaUlie' I JUnonly to use it. lfulwart_tilnate!l.the . recommended for approval for .. gro.'lS receipts tax, thatcoUld be worth in reserve!; sp We~re sure asked.' ." . • allowed. to travel to dysfurie- unit and personnel Bhould be total of $36,833, bringing the raided by the. state, Stewart even if th!! tax stopped, we' Stewartsaidifexpeilses stay, tioiuil goveinm.entB',and &pu. ,.ready by SePtember. ,. ,nU!! COl'- .' ~~-..t.\I'* I LI '. - 'N- - -.UNT- .,i C!omm~nlty run~JdI/1ethodt~1:C!/'zl./..'1.Ch· ( L!=..- - ),..,...... &9.!...... x, . +-- 'tl.I.IOlisTRUITION a'PAINTING 220.Junction ~oad , 'Ruidoso's OldeSt BqlldlnQ'& ~~ ~C- ~ J;.OJ.. ._~.JeJ!JlJ...ER Ruidoso" New Mexico 88345· . 'ION • MIKE LAMB SheDHomes'! ~mIII;NQes,MetaI : OWNER/SUPERVISOR I Roofs • Dedm ··CartJorU •. ED8ARI.OW ExteriorPabdllIg - .. 100 SOUTH CENTRAL DRIVE Pastor 'FREE ESTIMATES 'INSURANCE CORNER OF HWY 70 E, E'astomerlck Stucco Paint· WORK WELCOME 'COMPUTER RUIDOSO DOWNS Hide those ugly crackliJ. IZED FRAME MEASURING Phone: 50S-378cS682 Office Residence 'COMPUTERIZED COLOR Fax: 505-378-7034 505.257-4170 . 505-25B-3:J31 ~ MATCHING Toll Free: 1-866-594-6856 (505) 336-9116 808-0533 ~_i;'";K(JSE"'"''" :' . ...., ... '" ~ + New Owners Marvin.& Sue Rose '-I 1000 Sudderth Dr, • 257-31Q9 ... - . -- ,~] ~ COUC:"_ Love seats de llfattresses • Dressers th Dining Room sets • Bedroom sets • Lamps th Paintings· Entertainment Centers th Ac:e:essod_ ~ more DJ !'lEW a I1S:ED , "THE WAREHOUSE" is a national youth experience. The'progra~ is. relatively ell unknown in New Mexico but a growing n( ax youth movement in nearby Texas. Using an th existing facility (or built like] a warehouse, . the program is a center based location for C, youth [ages 7th grade and above] to have a IT' safe, supervised place to meet, do homework, te have recreation" and participate in other vi activities after school, in the evening and on ni weekends. Ruidoso, Ruidoso Downs and m el lincoln Cqunty have attempted to build a I'E community center with a youth COmponent bl for years and noW the Community United dl Methodiat Church has decided to get it done!! LaMay !Electric, L.L.P. b . . Lie."s. ']o{". 92;1;14 In our resort region, many teens are being 01 raised in single, working parent homes_ The 31 Commercial - Residential 1':' proposed youth centen warehouse would New Construction - Remodels ~ White Mountain Glass' IE empact these families and reduce the number tl (505) 257-5920 of youth on the streets potentially getting into 300 Highway 70 E F'08ox838 IE , 132 Mesc..lero Trail trouble. The church will raze three houses it Ruidoso Downs, NM 86346 .tl Gregg and Lavonne Griffin Ruidoso, NM 88345 has on Church Road and erect theyouth Cl h NM Lie. # 5966:1 Fax (505) 257-8150· center building Which will.be paid for by .call Ricky or"I'IJn: 505-378-1980 b them. There will be an "FAiLARTS AND •• • • AUCTION" held September '23rdand a u tl chance to win'three consequtive months of 1:; free golf at CREE MEAPOWS,GOLF COURSE...... C starting June 28th. Funds .frombC?thof.these . . SlaMS & a.onqo1111Is.'loc.. 31EH70S. and other fund raisers Jater in the year will be Fal<: 318-1509.. l' used to furnish the. building. . Y P • 11 .. Want to helpl' 2259 W. Highway 7.0.', HeR 46 Box 408 Call Barbara at 251-6621' .Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346 RUidoso Downs, NM. 88346 s 1600 E. Hwy 70 • fluldo_ NM BB346 or the church 251·'U70. "' Do1i\m., Shocks '" Struts •. Brakes • Wheels, •. Alignments I 505·37B.B974 ~ 1 Sierra CabinWatch ~ Bi Weekly Inspection OfYour Home ~ (Interior & Exterior) . , MaidService Available I Repairs·Winterization o . I "We Treat, Your BODle Just Like Ours" p.o. Box 7970 • R,"dOso, NM 88355 , Cen - 808-0091 1 NM 89424 LIe.1I I A DlvIBlon ofWiley M""""Y Co....tri1clion. LLC I .. • • , , , , '; . , -(.- " . '. . RUIDOSONE'WS; '" " , , "'.'. , , ,.'.'., , , , .' ' " . , .. , " .... , , ,. , ,:.:, ";\.'" , , , ' , . , ' • , , BOlTOn • 2~7-40{)l. M~CIl'lH@RumoSQ\IlEWs.coM , . ," CAi.t.'.',US:MAA1Y.' . .', JW,:IN£,": '.- _. ,.' . '.-.,., _ '. J': .. "- ._ .,' ,:,.' .- " . ,,", ,. ~ ",J- .'_ '- . ;' ' , ',:'. . ,._.-- . " • , " • , , " -.' ,, , ' .. .' I , IN OUR COriTlNUING 'SERIES OF a!POSING TflASHY AIlEAS OF tINCOLNCOUNTV. WI; PRESENT THESE PHOTOS TAKEN Irf MID JUNE ON CARRIZO CANYON ROAD SHOWING A LARGE PILE OF SUlSH. AT LEFT. AND A MESS)' AiI~ AT A DUMPSTER SITE• • Il.LEGAL DUf{lPING UTTER HOTLINE: 1-800-067-1666 • • . . - \n out-of~townervolunteers for weed" duty , . .. , ' Story, phQto Dianne.Stallings/Ruidoso ,News • ooking forward to some , . + , ~~?on timein ltuillosc:" "lie was giving Nck juSt _!V1MU1ew. F-E\lder, 'a nllI1" - ~t of ~. Texas. spent for visiting this beautiful ree hours recently cutting off communa,." . e heads ofthe invasiye musk carolyn Felder jstle "plants aiong Warrior Maithew'$ mother rive. He followed up by spraying • Ich pllint with a mixture of . ' In-toxic ingredients of~egm' ~ 1d soft suds designed to kill two. Winnerswill be announced . Ie plants. in the RuidOso News no later Ris 'mother. "Weed Woman" than August 30. fU'Olyn Felder, sWears she did Another way to win is to t ask hini to work. He volwi send in befo~and after pho &red. tographs ofan infested area of "He was giving back just for musk thistle that a persOn siting this beautiful commu cleaned by July 30. The photos ity." she said. "I hope to see will not be returned. IlUlY more residents show up Write the address of the lch Wednesday to help us photo site, a name, telephone lmove th.eae plants and give number or e-mail address 'on lICk fur living here." the back ofthe photos. While the musk thistle pro '!'he entry should be sent to uce a showy purple flower Wednesday Weed Warriors, ead, the plant crowds out 551 White Mt. Meadows Dr. fuel' natural grasses and for~ Ruidoso. NM, 88345. ge fot wildlife. and deer don't Formoreii:If'ormlition, e-mail ke its prickly stalk,!! and [email protected]. laves. The plant is 80 resilient :tat even if a head is eut-and lft lying in a fiel~, it will cycle t1l"Owih andproduce seedS that IIIl00 carried by the wind. '!'he eads must be collected and '-' . agged. ' From 2901 through2005vol nteeni picked '1,592 pounds of lUetle blossoms and v9lun eered 1,408 hours - picking. " .... uu-:~,...... ai1d.spraymg... ". • " •r "Whether you are a t'ull time .,MlUtb8W Fe._from Austill. esidimt or a sununer visitor. Texas, used part of his Visit to 'ou can make- Ruidoso II better RUidoso.cutting aM sprayirg II}USk . , .1ace to live and visit by donat thistle WIth The Weed Warriors. The ng one. two 0,", three hours on illvasiveplaot'can take over road lV"edQ.esdayIl1O~."Felder Sides; pasturesa~d backyards, laid. "We.meet at the coriJ.er of crowding oUlfolllge for wildlife. run aild WarnorDrive,at S:30 I.DL imd. head ,out froDi that ocation. .., Wear 8Wllillteen and prefer- ibly light w~t, .long sleeve. ------... mdlopgp&:!1ts. Brlngabottleof . lV$f.erand :we wiD provide the 1ecess&ry to/I1sand gloves. " . ' If the warriors alread,y ue "; , m the D'I.Ove, call501).93'1-3798. .£ac1l WedneadaYII. person roIunteeni lit least two houts , , iI/I·tb the. Weed Wiltriolil, the lWP-e will go. inf;Q Ii dra'\'rillg for II CblripllinimtiuY dinJ).er for , ", , , , " • • " • • ... '. . ,"' . --,--',- ~--- •. _. -'--.' ., ~"'-". "~' ." . . . ..,- ..' _ .- '* .ii: !!L-:h-~-;Wt....e-~~ ... ~ -~ ~ "~_.""''''~-_'''''''''''~~~'c" ...-'- _. _ .• _.- "'";0.'-'""":' -- .. __ .. ""'Il'_ _ , q _- - "'.;+. ••. 4! OCP: •••,,4Ifo:, ••••e SOCC0r. • . , ' ... . " " ..' • , '" 1-. ' •• , ' , " ,~ x,~· _ . '. 'I. , .. • • PAGIlIOA • RvIDoso NEWS • '.,I .>, DIANNE STAu.lNc;s count;Ys ownel'$hip '~ in Jsm/linlllfbu~.C'IIm the mad a vaeathigthe J,ighf; ..,, , ! way would do. But the closing A. compromise that could was ~nton positiveoom entail aIIowiDg. a portion of a menta hm ~ and stQte county road to be closed when 'agencies that mAnage lands po hunting sea.Son is. J'lInni.ng IlCllI!BIled by the road. . may be WOJ'ked out by a group representi.ng Li.ncoin County, Revenue iDlpacted federal and state agencies and .LaSt week. ~~e.-.:a resi.dentaon or near the road. 'habi.tats~t, and~e J\fter a lengthy discussion Saqdoval, arelJ,suJiervi,sor fO... and a brief nwiew of a map state GaIne & Fish, ioldoom showing the road, i.ta connec missi.ooers the' clCJBi.ng c»UI~ tions and the access i.t provi.des, mplUlt SOIDe of the rtlVf,lJlue Clj)unty commi.ssi.oners di.rec:ted generated. by hunters on abcnU County Manager Tom Stewart 12,808 acres 9fB~auofland and Commissi.oners Eileen ManageJile~t property aDd LQvelace and Rick SDnp80n last State ,TruSt 'Land, which' week to wOJ'k on an BITllDg'e- 1'eC$V8S ~vyto moderate" . ment that will not deny access use inthe hunting Be8S0D!!I. ' ,.to public land, but will offeJ' A. letter from BLM ofJicials some' protection to resldents. 'mdicated theyalsoopposedcut; frQm tresPassers, vandals and· ting off Public access. Commi.s :J'I' > • ~ illegal hunters. sloner Tom Battinsai.d,state ...... ' ...... Last month, commissi.ODers' and federal officials told' him U~OIn eau.., c...... len; hljlldle with rancher JohnSherwood,seconll from tight, and officials from approved closing 8-041 m the they are not aware'ofany Other . stale Game lit 'Fishto diSI;Ussclosure of road that accessed PUblic land...... llOl"thern part of the county, access, even hm Torrane:e, , . . , which does not remove the COunty to the nol'th. to uSe on the road; Signs could own.it. r 01 o. , IIIItII scoOP ByK!M DoNER SPECIAL TO THE RUiDOSO NEWS i Over the past year. the ASPCA 202-225-2365. has heen alening people regarding WhIte H_AkIeAJdto Katrbo.lo H.1l.. 503, the American Horse A Very SpedaJ Dog . Puppies Slaughter Prevention Act. Jennifer Fearing, director ofec0 TIoey repon that they have Rigatolli (Riggs for shon) is full nomic rcscarcb at tho Humane learned that the House of of love. Love for people, kids, big Society ofthe Ullited Staid. \1In>'Ie Repre8Clllatives LelldCl'ship bas dogs. little dogs and even some cats. about While House aide! Susan asstIIed the Sponsolll of the Act that a He is a 4 year old. neutered male. Ralston aDd stroDg supporterofIhe vote on the measure will occ:ur on the .Bonier Collie Mix. but he is so much Pets Evacuation and Transpo • • " . ., • ., ',' .~- ~,. ,~, -~-- - -..... --,--",--~, -_'-'..,....~ --,... __ ". '., ... l, ';:---:.:---~;_.. ~ - .- - - .... . _ • "'- ~ .".1 ..... :. ~ _ -'~ .~...1_ •.•_ '. ~ ~ '. - "..,,-. ~-. """.""'!'r,~~ - -r.w, ...... D.""" ...... ~~~~~"V~~~~~~~~"':- ..:-..~~~~":""+:-li.-~~"''7;''-.- -;...~~-:_...... -...... ,...._--;;.-:-.. -~;;-~'-~-:-~-..,,-'"~~~....~~-"" -;~-_.--:_ ""-..'~.. -";':--:.-'-.;-~_--..'-... -:.;, -:";-'-;",.--••;-~ ~-'-~':;'-7::-.r.. '. -.. '~ ';;'-~i;'~_I\,""':;"'\:'-. "'.> "... i1;;j'k~",~:J:''-~~'~I~;~1ftr<· ~ " .,' .' . '" , . - . • . , '. .. '-' , I " ,"., ... . : . - '. . ,"'" . .?,~ , , ., • " , < '. " • "" . -', ""', .r ,. .. , ,. " ,c . . I> ' ...... ~•... , ',1,. ,< .' '" ' .. ,,", , ,-' ;WJjDNIl5D~'\1JuNE~8i~OO6 U~; FuQ~ ".~57. . , . .. '" . . ..{1W..'.TODD ·(cl······,·SppR'tsHi>it6.a OOl·TODDF@RUIDOSOll/EWS.COMT' . PAGE 18·: . . . i 1: .J! .. '. . ..'. '. '.' ..,..... b.11 I 4 i, •. :: "p.'n•. ·•·.·.. ." · .. . ". '1': . ...'..... •.•.•. , .' .•.••...... • • . '.. .~' •. ' .. ;~:, , - -' . . i, 'l'YW'YANr.' " •. --;--'-._"&",."",.""tk"'e....RR;=i RACING~ HISTORY~ -- ...... " - .-, '" .-- Thoroughbred and quarter hOJ$8 ,...... --'-----..., , claiming. malden and allowance racll1II at' RuldQSO DOwns, 1 p.m. . On Deck I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ore than. 60yiars ofhorse racing history Sumll1ttl' FOlltball WOIItlKIb Ruidoso Hloh SChool summer • .was represen,ted at Ruidoso Downs over the foolball woJf .~ Ruidoso. softball'squads' ~.·atStecdthcitassi¢' ~ firtdit "ro':·.", ... , ,.r. . , .' .' .'.' '~\1 I " '. b '. -." .. ;';::"" ,.'. • i " .. ,:1 , It was a rough ,weekend fur I Ruidoso Ip"ea softball t,eams t I r \ entered into this years Stealth ,>. C1aBBic at the Hooser Softball ,.' Fields inAlamogordo. , Ofthe seven teams enteredin 1- tOur diffenm.t bra,ckets, only Get DirI;y andDiablos cameclosest to even ehallenging fur a division title. . ,' The DinbIos, pla,ying in the girls 14and Imderbracket, fell to the StyUstics, 8-5 in their first round, then met up. with' '. Capitan's Tigers in the loser'a bracket. TheTigersd;roppeda 12 9 decision tD ToO Kool in their first round matcl1up. The Diablos defeated the Tigers 13-1, then moved on to " TODD FUouwm defeat Hot Shots, 12-8, and met - '! " up with the Stylistics again Diamond PrIde third baseman Yvette Martinez, right, fires the'l1all fo first ' Saturday afternoqD. The Diablos basellJlll) Daniefle Lugo Salur!fay during the stealth Classic In AlamOgordo. - . .. . . got their.revenge with a, 10-3 vic , • ' I tory, butthen full tD TooKooI, 13 under bracket, ~ tD Hot Shots 16-2befuremJJjngtDToO Tool, 16- '. 12 in the semifinals, earning 11.2, then defeated ~!lnd 9 inthe ~W,'Damient~Qa:rs•. third place overall. Pride 21·1 tD move on:. Get Dirty DiomDnd Pride Went OjJfn Get DirI;y, in the girls 12 and later defua~ the loUmidotors the ~whichwQ desigfted.' TODDFUQUMlTAFF toguaiapteeatleastthreegame.. Wi; ael_ piay, butTigers~ J.ordan Dalton, right, is sale at tlie plate as Too Ko.OI catcher Brittany Borunda tries to fureV'erytemn, lQBingtDToo make the tag Saturday during the Stealth Classif) in Alaml)gordo...... Ko91 . . , .. in the first 1"01.JDd, 17-:t3, tWm • Holy Fashion rallies for Victory ~ ~ • ml}jng to the IntimidRWrs 13-11 around with a w.in 'i'uIie .loCal· teams, with droj. pion Cool Arrows ofAJamogorcto, TYWYANT Continuing to ram in the and d;rop~ another game to Pride, 17':2. That's where ping a 16-14 decision to .t1le. 15-10, then defeated.E!alessive For Ih~ Ruidoso Nnus stakes division. the B8rt Hone. TooKDOI,9-7. , .' ·D.iBmond Pride's winniiJg ended, 'Dukes of Alamo, then losing to Force, 18-16,in the loser's brack ~ filly raced to third-pllice , In the girls 19 and under .asHot.Shots wonthenextgti'Dl,e, KOSAlamo 17-15t.oget1l;nocked et. Guns N Hosesmo~ on to . Jockey Mark Vtlla hustled finishes in the Sundevil and bnlcket, Diamond Pride fell to lQ.$, to move on. . out. • , defeated Bmwlers Alamo, 15-3, Holy Fashion to her second Brnmbeau stakes. The 5-lfl Too KOOJ. 16-5, to open the tOOr In Men's E action, Guns N Guns N Hoses lost their lim before fuJJjng tD Dukes :AJamo, stakes win from seven starts fiJrlong Brnmbeau on April 22· nap'lent, .then things H~ game eVentual tourney. 21-11: . , Wnied. . and Danger were the two tp Cham- I with a stretch-nmning soore in washerStaJ1; priortoherAspen the $40,000 Aspen Cup Stakes Cup victory. • for 3-year~ld fillies Saturdayat The Henry Dominguez- Ruidoso Downs. trained Ms. GlaCken nurln- _RESULTS'. ,c..:,.~:..::-;:,..=.:..:....::... .::__------'---..,...._'-'----'----~--___,- Holy Fashion. owned by the taiued herconsistentstylE! with Results for racing at Ruidoso Downs ,for Fourlh - 350 yards. Eye Is Fast 6.OQ 4.20 19.979. Scratched-'- Viva Maria<:hl. . 16.205.203.80. Runnln Rl$COe 3.00 3.00. Ramsey Family Trust, finished her second-place finish. She June 22-25: 3,00, TI1eywayilal/wentUown 7.60 5,20, FourIb -'-400 yards. MY Brkllewood 25.60 La El;pecla/ CoIOlla 3,20. Qu/nella -17.40. T1IurIdlIV, June 22 Rectitude 6.00. Qulne/Ia - 12.80. ExacIa 6.20 3.80, Just a Answer 3.60 3.00, Olde ExacIa - 32.40. Trlfecta·~ 72.30. T ~ 1-114 lengths ahead of Ms. ~ two wins, three seconds RnI_4OO y.Irds. Jess Famous 4.00 2.60 -17.00. Trifecla - 32.70. T-17.752. Money Ales 3.80. QuIne/fa-39.80. ExacIa 45.878. i Glacken. Princess Patricia was· and· a third from eight career 2.60. Don.Vlco 2.60 2.40.. Eye can Fly 6.00. . FIfIh - 6 fUrlongs: llmeless Mike 11.40 -136.00. T -'- 20,328. Scratched - Jjs . EIghth - 6 ·furlongs. Fearless Anthony. another 3-314 lengths back for starts. Qu/nella - 5.80. ExacIa - 7.80. Trifecta 3.00 3.00. Savage Slew 2.60 2.60. John Ratify. TIz the Juan. . 4,20 3.00 2.60. Parade of Flags 6.00 3:>10, -25.70.T-19.887.SCratched-Wildly Clements 2.60'2.60. QUIne/1a - .10.20. FIfIh - 5 1/2 furlong$. Slew In the Fa«;e .Pacer 3.20. Qulnelfa - 23.00. Exacta- third in the field ofoine fillies. Holy Fashion proved to be a Dazzling, Southem Alibi. • Exacta - 35.00. Trlfecta - 141.40. 7.80 4.40 4~40. Luk@n Boss 4.80 5.20. 32.20. Trlfecta~65,60. T-1:12.20. The Bart Honed-trained wageringvalue forhilrsupport 8econd-.6furlongs.Hol' Howard4.40· Superfecta-332.60.T'-1:10,80.· . Hadlf Declales 4.60. Quine/fa ~ 33.60. 1t1nlt1- 6 furlOngs. Holy fashion 16,80 retwn of 3.00 2,20. Sonora Girl 4.60 2.40, Fearless SlJdh-35Oyards.llnysArstCorona6.60 ,Exac!a - 84.00. Trlrecta - 232.3P, 8,60 7.60,Ms. Glacken 4.20 3.60. PrlOQeSS , Holy Fashion won her career el'S with a $16.80, Pel8 2.20. Quine/fa -17.60. 'Elcacla- 2.802.20,SpecIalDobPnalr3.202.20,Jess Superfecta - 380.60. T- 1:05.20, Patrlcla3.80.OUIne/fa"'-44.40.Exacta- debut at Turf Paradise and $8.80 and $7.60. Ms. Glacken 32.80: Trifecla - 46.80; Dally Do1lble - Got BaYou 2.40. Qulnelfa.- 13.20. ExacIa' Scratched - FaIr Goer, ShOlIfnloot 64.00. Trlfecta -187.40. T-1:12AO. then joined the ranks ofstakes paid $4.20 and $8.60 while 10.80. T- 1:12.20. ScratchOO - Clarla; - 22.80. Trlfecla - 29.00. T -17.908. SlJdh - 330 yards. Eyesa Runner 2.60 TlIIIIh-71I2furlongs.AnEven~5.80 winners inhernext when Princess Patricia was worth .sassy eat SCratched - PromlslllOll8rformance. 2.60 2.40. Never Fold Fame 19.60 7.20. Rre 3.80 2.20, Hello FlvO 8.20 3.40. BazOoka start 1IIIrd - 5 furk>ngs. Achilles WIaIh 21.llO S-1Il1-350vards. He WIll ~n 14.60 ' In the Tank 3.20. Qulnella - 96.40, Exacta Blaze 2.60. Qulnelfa - 15.80. ExacIa - she won the LapazStakes With $3.80 to show. The $2 exacta 5.00 3.80. sandia Sunset 2.80 2.40, R0j08./IO 6.60, Wishln TI1re.. OIls 14.40 6.20, - 78./10. Trlfecta -127.30. T-16.937. 32.80. Trlfecta - 51.40. SUperfecta - a swift 1:09.45 time for the six paid $64.00.and the $1 trifecta Dream 3.60. OUInella - 32.00. ExacIa - SIzzIlng 3.20. OUlnella-111.00.ExacIa- S-1II1-7112furk>ngs. Retum to FlyIng 131.20. Pick 3 - 102.20. T-1:36.00. '64.40. Trlfecta - '394.60. T- 59AP. 159./10. Trlfecta-499.90. T-17.665. 13.204.803.40, Play the Topper 4.40 3.00. . SUridq. June 25 ..:!:. '=furl=o=Dg8=.===-- returned $_1_8_7._40_. --' Scratched - Ribbon of Gold. EIgI" - 350 yards. Stolaway KllIIt'10.00 Shadows N Dust 3.20. Qulnella - 23.20. RnI-870 yards. Now lam Runnln 12.20 i. 3.603.40, Ctteckhera RIstdoWn 3.802.80. ExacIa-73.40. Trifecta-101.00.T- 3.'lO 2.40, At Silver Coln 2.80:2.40. A _l . 8acred Streaker 3.00•.0UlneIla - 12.60. ·1::36.00.~ - Kllan, flaY;Iess Major 3.00. 0UInelIa - ·11.00. l • • . . EJllIcfa - 35.80.·Trll'ec:la - 32./10. T- ElINI - 6 furlongs. CoOl GaIcuIalIons ExacIa - 32.20. Trifecta - 166.20. T- 17.772. ' 14.20 3.20 2.00, Hat Creek 2.20 2.20, Miss 47,f>19. MInlfI-5furlongs.GoodlookerRF6.80 PatII 3.40. OUIne11a - 8.80.ExacIa - SKOnd -'- 6 fu!lDngS, Backtrack Beet Nothing $ays • 4.40 2.80. Key to the Dome <1.40 .2.80. 32.40. Trlfecta-56.50. T-l:11.00. 10;80 2.60 2.60. Desert Ranger 2.10 2.20• Blanca N~ 2.80. OUIne11a - 17./10. NNI - 5 112 furlongs. M9nBY rnexcess Clem va ClaImer 3.60. DuinelIa - 5.80. Exada -29.60. Trlrecta. - 48.10. 27.20 17.80 8.40. Fancy Speedjng a60 ,Elracla - 21.80. Trlfecta -67.30. Daily Superfer;ta-223.80. Pick3-366.60.T 5.20. The Big Rumble 4.00. DuinelIa - Double-47.80. T-1:13.60. . "summer" like big -59.40. 1<11.40. ExaCta - 294.040. TiIfecfa - lhklI-870 yards. AVICllHy Major 5.40 f'fkIIy...... 23 . 2,026.10. SUpedecta - 1,175.30. Pick 3 3.20 2.60, 5aPelfo SkIp 8.60 3.20, Gone F1n1-870yards.IKnowlmtheBest5.60 - 1147.40. T- l:D5.20.SCIatched - Extra 2.60. 0UlneIIa - 19.80. Exacta- 4.60 2.60, Native KIngs Bal7I 6.80 2.80. RIng jones. 49.20. Trifecta - 54.20. T- 46M6. sayings on great Dash aIKI Run 2.40. OUInel1a - 87.20. SIIIIIrIlay.....24 • SClatmld - BeduIno Ta Dash. ExacIa - 80.20. Trlfecta - 55.60. T- FInI - 870 yards: ~le the MagIc Fourtb - 300 yards. CItydash 6.00 3.80 46.47<1. _ 9.40 6.20 <1.40. Whal!a Mag 4.20 3.80. 3.20, Azlec SkW 3.40 3.20. Injun SpIrits SIIc:Ond - 5 furlongs. Tricky N Dece/lliYe Proven compllmelll 4.80. Qulnella - 3.40. Qu/oelfa- 9.00. Exacta -21.40.Til entertainmentl 3.20 2.00 2.60. ReaIiIy set4.40 3.00. She's 16.80. ExacIa - 22.60. Trifecta - 386.00. SUper 9.30. T-15.861• • Domenating 4.60.Qulnella -9.80. ExacIa T- 45.841. FItrb - 300 yards. Dash N Ladybug 8.20 - 12.20. Trlfecta - 55.40. Daily Double SIIc:Ond - 7 111 furlongs. Blazinli Ammo 4.00 3.80. Chicks· Go West 4.80 3.80, ~ -12.00.T-1:00.040.SCIatched-eatch 3.80 2.40 2.40, Ahumado 2.60 2.80, AUthoIized Dash 6.00. Quinella -13.60. Shop. Jacob's Launch 3.00. OUInella - 4.40. Exacta - 35.80. TrlfeCta - 112.30. • 1JIInI - 400 yaitIS. Now I Really KnowElracla - 6.80. T.1fecIa - 10.90. D3I'ly Superfecta - 602.50. T- 15.941• 5.20 3.00 2.60. Pay Day Runaway 4.00 Double -13.20.T -1:38.20. Scralctled- He2a Mega Jet 3.00, KnowseyNik4.80.0uineIIa-21.00. ThInI- 350 yards. 'EYeIy /lod;'s secret SIdJ-300yards.EyesaHuITicane17.20 Exacta - ~1.40. Trlfecla - 110.00. T- 8.60 3.803.20. JjsShot of HollY 3.20 2.80. 6.60 3.80, Royal SprIng fiog 9.40 4.00. What If I Change 3.40. Quinela - 7.60. He2a Snow Ball 2.80. 0uineIIa - 46.60. Exacta -19.00. Trlfecla - 23.40. T - Exacta~110.00. Trlfecta-201.70.T- 17.751. 15.527., FoMII-350yards. Fealure Jess Me 8.00 Sft8iM. - 350 yards. call Me 911 16.60 I 3.00 2.80, VaIiaIII Hem 3.00 3.20, Eyetna 4.60 3.00, Rimena 5.00 5.20. IlIazin Dow Royal candy4.60. Ouinella - 7.40. ExacIa 3.20. QoineIIa -117.60. ExacIa-170.40. -23.040.TJf SupM22.50. T -17.307. Trlfecta-440.60.T -17.711.SaaIched swglmp.com RIll - 350 yards. 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",- i °d1'llU':~ri. O~:?ne~odQll.qllli~ld- Wen~:~tb,e O~. ~., ashe~~~lwest- pl~ injm:ieS:"d"~ufferedthe' .,. . _,'JUL1@ECAmE/a··'R·... intiifi: hohodPlet andd0ftenfj ". C ...•.....·....,.,.. '. mot.oreycle ~_ -_JffJP!"- .. 'tJ4~ .. rf!!g,.n~L;._ . e WI.... eno...... go . so.. 'scoo groWl sqrattentiQn . . ddN:nf!)'@rni"o/e:t;fg;-.:;,.'11 bound and hit a. 6 ...... ~; . ,amp,l,ltatioJ). olon~.al'rn; . . ,infOl'ijiation. TJuit pel'$On Will ftvmstudents..ThIltriQ ~h~ • ,The-motorcycle hew8l! dri~ ..Offlcel'S Widf'fJl,e :Q.uidoso • After a,$190 rowam .~ .. remain:llpQnymo~,.as reque~t:-wjth. ~ crime allegedly hwlg A motQreYcle jlccidentthat Ving~tinuedto t~velaClVss.. and. Roswell burea\.lS ()f thll offered]or infom.atiQJ). leadU;1g 6!l, but Will~ve the $700 ··the catn:yW.t~tI~polebeforet;ookplace;neal'Tinnie over the . the roadway and struck aS6(l- :NewM.~coSt.!J,te "olieeclQSoo. . _• to fue arrest of the Per-eon or ~ard."· ". br~aridentering into the . weelwndleaves a a,11idOSOJJ;lan . lind lMU'dl'aU before laWlchjng ll,S. 70 ,for abo",t one hom: to Pel'l:loml;'re8pQnsi~leforhang- ··.~e, male juyeni!es,' ~o . high, s.chool. .. . ,Critically~ injUred and. Wld,er" . infu '.tJ;1e. ~ ov~ the light,ot. . land the b1lUcoptel'8tthe~ne. mg a.kitten ~ the Capitlm l6,-ye!i't'S qfage and.• one 17- . In the school ihey dis- C/ll'em,El"~o;. . way and ~to:apaa~,onthe . ,OfIieel'B Roberto J>iaz and " ,Schoollil flag' p!'le . last .,!,~em--old,weI'6cltetl.andf;uroed' char-gild thFe~nro.,extingWsh· .'. J~esWilcox, 1i5,lostl:On- south lIide ofU.S. 70. 'Sgt, Duane Bulion with the . Nl)veill~er"nuinel'Ouf(calls and overto the juvenile pl'Oba~on . Ol'B in the main hQllway and in trol of his vehi~Je, a' 2006. .', Willlm!' waat;ransporl.e.d from Ruidoso State "plice JJuretlil tips, begtW, .to fi]tel'into the ()ffice .on JWle22. TheiUatri~ the ~athl'(Io~ and bl'c>ke into Hm-IllY Davidson, rtellJ'lIIile: the' scene .by a medicaI .heli~ ,and QfficerJuatiIi ~tephens of' .. Oapitan "oJiee I)eparlment.,· attorney'/; office Wjll ~rrnine lock~ and .scattered papers post. 299, at .amuntl 12 p~m. copter' to' Th01Paaonllospital·· the R9sweUhure",u respon~ed . "We, go~ '" deluge or'calls," tb1l next step ofe tb1l process. and books.throughoutthehall. SatuNaY crwijUng into. a wn- where hewaa treatlldf()l' multi- . to theaccident.' .' , " said . Capitan '''olice (jhiefs~ theerlmes CfI1.TY' felony (kaffl,tion thllsidew. was crete grim-mail on the niJIth . ". Rol,1ert Bird, "but most ofthem Chm-ges. . . . . alsp attribuiea to tIle vandal- side.ofthe l'Oadwliy. . : werethinl person andhe8l'S8Y" 'Thllkitten waS a ile;g~bor- . ism. Wilcox··was thi'own from 1;he .' - - , . .WiUiam·j(!Jj.n:r . . o fOUl{ WINDS RANCH • HONDO; N~M~ llillJived ~pe~ceful'andp;ocluetiv~li(e for. ~2 years untillune i ~.2oo~. He issurvi,ved l;ty'.hi.5wife Darlcme. and his daughierWendy, Dill was pre~ ceded in death by his father. William. mother Roberta and sister EveL"e. caregiver,Mel~ssa w~ Bill spe,.t his early yeal;S on tile TollOno Odham reservation ato !;ell~. later 'Iris EDen MccraUgh Ca1DP Fire' Associati(ln.. She special . DegJ\\le Knight and also a movi_ng ·to 1lac~on for high' 5CttOO~~ 8i11 W8$, edu~ated at Et:tstern Arizona ".. also' was . active in the C9l1>ening; and " host of deal' .member of St. Ann's Catholic '. JC arid the University"ofArizona. His career included informilition systems . '.. Iris Ellen McGaUgh passe~ "etrdleum' . Engineel'S friends, including "'l'Witliliand . ChUrch. developmertt' far the banking industry' as well as one of the -natlons' largest·hmd developer:s. He used his ,expe;.-ience ~o b¢,"oapc asu('cC~.55rul B,waypeaCEiMlyat her home·on'AuxiliBry. Her interests.inc;lud Stitch". SUl'viVing f"amily members and adventurous ,entreprelleur in' the cr4!'dit f:ardprOc~5sing industry, SUnday, JUlie 25,' 2906.. ed sailing, ph!'tograPhY, and. Al'l'angeinents were, directed include his wife, Anna "acheco; which eventuaUy ~nabt~d him to .enjoyhis Ufelong'·p~~5i~,n.to own' and ., Funel'a1 /;el'Vioo jI; at 2 p.m. - iriteriQr'design.. . She .and l!y Thompson's Harveson &. three children,T~y'Tarin operate'a cattle ranch. where hecoolc:J, enjoy 'the beattty "ofour:door, southwestern life. 'n ,keeping with his quiet private natUre Dill req~~sted Wlldnesday . at Uniyersity' Th\.ll'lPan enjoyedtl'avelingand Cole .' F1J,neral Home and and John "acheca of MidJantl, that there 'be nQ memorial services. Donatio,lls b" lieu of flowers should. Texas~ ClUistian ChW'Ch.··BuriQl will spending time at thek seCl)nd Ct:emator,v ()f Fort.Worth. . . and "ama Tellez. . 'of ,.be directea to: . be' at the private family com- horne in RUilioso. , Flower Mo.und, Texas; six· Sun Stone Can<;er Suppor~ Centers ' nrlttal at Greenwood Memorial Iris was a member of the. !,>rothers, Gilbert "acheco,Desi 2545 N. Woodland Rd.. 1\IcsOI1. AZ 8~749 Job~nfMadrld . 1·~2JJ'749·1928 .P8l'k. Univel'Bity Christian ChW'Ch, "~checo and Tqny "acheto of . Online Guest Book: hllp:l1www.legacy.~0mll.ink.asp?ID=GB18211099 Iris was born on Oct. 22, ColQnialCoWlt1:y Club, and the Pacheco California, Paul Pacheco of 1929, the fu'st child and only "etl"Qleum Club ofFort Worth, elQvis, Joe "acheco of Odessa, In Honor ofmy woridtrJilII/IIsbond...... BiII..... my bestfrli!Od and COOfidpot...;; ....o tmt porlner In life. '.daughter 'of W.A. and Ethel as well lIS the Jockey ,Club in . J6Jumy.Madrid "acheco, age Texas, Daniel·· Pacheco of. . Cure of 'Sudan, Texas. Iris R'Uidoso Downs. 55, passed away1\UlSday, June ltoswell, S~ly Orozco ofTexico, I'miss your kind spirit and goodness. I miss your gentle-ways and soft smile. spent her childhood ye81'S in In addition to her huaband, 20, 2006 at his residen,ce. N.M., .and Flora Orozco of I·mlss your calming essence. .. . Roby,Texas.Later, she and her . Th\.ll'lPan, Iris was preceded in, He was bOrn on Sept. 15, Muleshoe,' Texas; 'as well as· I miss the way you fllced each. day witll a deep commitment o fiunily moved to 'Bowie, Texas; de~th by her beloved daughter, 19pO, to the late Desiderro and numerous uncles,' aunts, . to our life and to the things that' really matlered. I mi$5 your reverence for life. . 0 nephews, nieces, and co\.lSiniJ. where she graduated from . "atty Ellep. ' Estella Pacheco ill Clovis, I miss your deep resenle ofpatience. Bo\fie High School. Itwas there Swviving fmnily membem N.M.He graduated &lim Clovis A l'Osar,y semce .was held • miss your tremendous sirength and couragC'. o she plet an~ subsequently mal'- includl! her grandchildren, High Schoolin 1969and he also JW1e 23 at St. Ann's Catholic I ,miss ypur genero~iityand sclncssncss. ried her high school sweet-· Anm41w McGaugh Loudennilk, lived in Hobbs, N.M,; most of' . ChW'Ch and the funeml Mass I miss you aQd o ..r Iifc together• heart, Thunnan E. MCGaugh, Taylor and'. Kate. Uludennilk, his' life. He retired from was held at St. Ann's on J\.lJle As you know your love has given me wings. Jr, They had been married for brother,J.W. Cureand his wife, G.T.E;/Verizon as an engineer U. MemQrials may be directed . You are loved. honored and cherished. :tIQme Hospice of Midland, more than 50 yelU"S at the time "cggy ofBowic; nieces, D.eAnn after 30 years ofsemce.· to nlallk you for the beautiful ways you grllced my life. of his death in 2003. As a EdwaMs and Shcny Owen; He ww> a member of the Texas. Family messages and YQW1g mother, Iris was actively nephew, Steve,CUJ'e; nwneroua Fraternal Order of EagJ"es, condolences may be mailed to: J love you. .. invQlved, with' the PTA andcouains and extended family;· Knil;htsofColwnbua,~da4th [email protected] . TREE THINNING • LANDSCAPIN(; , ,+ + • Tree Thinning + Needle Removal 0 • • - • Hauling. Maintenance • STAG.....ER • Hazard Tree Removal ' LANDSCAPE • Gravel'Driveways • Landscaping Officcz 33&-Z3Z1 .~...-:~ ~ Cell: 937-0106 .. www.stagnerlandsCApe.com A Dhialan orSupt•• Eo.upilia. LLI' HO.\IE !.\IPROYE.\IE:'>iTS VERS.\TILE SERVICES ,\VJ;,\;no\\, CO\'ERI;,\;GS Building .'\l<.ltcrials qarcia lnC. We provide versatile servkes Morningstar Wood,.u..c -,.40 years In Uncoln county- at an affordable flat rate. Home or Offke. Interior .o.Cu.stom Homes "Room Add,lIons I DeCIU or Exterior. from to Timber f'raote, Beams. Boards. 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Orders 'CIJl'/DA /Ailil ~ 426Umama Starcy11.-0_ 808-0039 'tlC.#93989 .. de,;er«>asIsIrtCOyahoo,6:>tn . .. '. .. SOS-937St,.S1 (.Isuw.tI . . ::l!.'!>---...---J '. , HO.\IE DESI(;~S PIn SI< 'I \ ..... s-F \\111.) PI{ \C lICE Why Isn't: Your Buslness Featured " ....' I Get Up to $5001 H'ERE~ I Ouick&Easy K Call c:oday Cash Advance 257-8163. . Loans. 2810 SUdderth Or. D211 257..4001' , " . ~" - -_. - -- ..... _.- ...... -....,. -... ,-" . I .' . , • • . , b I RUIDOSO NEWS l\ • . PAGE 48 . WEDNIlSO,W, J':'NI! 28;200,6 • •, .. ',' ANTELOPE VISITS-~, ~.- -_._---.,~--'ZOZO' ... - .. , ..... - ,- -'--',--' • , I COUfm;SY JOSH MILLEIlJNI!CS !, ;-j; Carrizozo had a new resident when Ihis doe anlelopecame to townla$lweek.for . . " something 10 eat or dr.ink, She was spoiled behind ,he former Carrizozo Hardware build- .. :~ , • ing by NRCS employees, • ',< - Bid let for 'Zozo gym-area remodel JUUE CJ\RTER math curriculum and the need for it to jcarter@tularosa. n~1 meet standards and prepare ~tu'-ents . . , ,\ .' for coUege. Castanon assured Ventura scholastic~ Corona student- receives.' national.. . \ . '. . honor:'. The Carrizozo School Board has and the ·board that the school was • approved and awarded a bid for making progressive moves toward JUJ,.IE CAm:ER tional' level of· aca.demic excellence," .After high schoolh\s sights ~ ~t . $218,341.70 to National Construc improvement of the math skills and jC:4rter@tt,laros4:pet said Nobel. "Adam is now a member of . pn college at the Uniiversityof New tion/Goardian' Group for the ancillary Annual Yearly Progress scores. ' . a uhique. community of scholars - a Mexico, University of California, Los space construction and remodel in the Carrizozo Woman's Club represen The National Society!lfHighSchool community that repri!-' . Angeles or. New York. .school gymnasium building. tative Barbara' Culler told the board Scholars announced that Corona High sentS ourvery best hope _University. . ~ According to Superintendent Sergio abOut the current status ofthe club's' School junior Adam Bliiley has been for'the future." Membership in NsHss Castanon, the remodel is due to begin project, the Happy World Playground, selected for membership•. Bailey, 16, is the sori of entitles qualified students to as soon as poBBible. and invited them to see the progress qf . The soci~tyrecognizes the topschol Apriland TroyBailey. He eqjoy a wide vllrietyofbene- The school board was advised by the work done with the tiled benches arsinthenation arid invites only those is involved .hi many fits, includhig·scholarship Cll8tanon that he has accepted the res at the park. She said the costs for the students who have achieved superior' school activities including opportunities, academic com- ignation of high school instructor and playground equipment ha'- the project J,lcridemic excellence. '. advertising manager' of petitions, free events, mem- ' coach Pat Ventura. He also advised currently "on hold" until the addition The announcement WllB made· by the yearbook staff. ber-orlly resources, publie Summer Lunch service • Enjoy The Art loop in Lincoln e:tnd begins WednesdaYI June 7. c;>' ..Ji!iiiU laughing Sheep farm Wed-sat. 11 am-2'pm CAPITAN COl.JNTRY . join laughing Sheep Fartn (DlIIIIY tkltHIM OPEN YEAR 'ROUND EMPORIUM WH.- foods lJ liiiJ. For lunch. serving Dinner 115 SmokeyBear Blvd, Cap/Ian Wed-Sat. 5 - 9pm Sunday Brunch 354-1395 Buffalo, Lamb # Beef • lOam - 2pm . Wed-Sat 10-5 Sun 11-4 Tom & Gail ffis.en • , wif'h grilled melon Ahsolutely the BESt Selection or Pleo$e RsVP if possible. although drop·in's welcQme. 'DU()e Gif..... & Collectibles around! &rf,e . . .Offering c,",emicc:d free ·USD..;\ l:hoice gross fed ronge rnec:its• ~rvi'ng our "Just Picked" Spedalry Salad GK"C'n~ LtKlAe • Western - Country - American grown h)"dwl;'Onically in our own controlled Victorian -Frogs & Tudle.s • Bamyal'd hondtnade countl')l food products. fresh eggs, garden produce environment greenhouse. Dqgs II< Cats • Vintage Boots , and tnuch more. ' 505-354-0373 Jewelry - XOU NAME rol • ReseTWJtiOns recommended. • Privote dinners Qnd port/es. 103 S. Uncoln. Corner 01 Hwy 48 & Hwy 380 1 mil.. wut of Line";n. NM HW'jI ::lao· (5<>5) 6!S~.4041 • loughingsh....p$pvtn.n"t (Sn1okey Bear Blvd.) capitan. NM , - . See. ewe.~oc)"r\, sohv _'.. . ._ . . -- . , , . •• '. ' , ...... , v _ , .. ".' ...... -oj' ,.,. .. ~ • • ...... " .." ...- - , , '. " .~, . • • " " ,. .i"_ ~.:, . "i::; " , ~, '~, ' , • ..,. , RUIDOSO NEWS ,PI,- ,a','-.d' - ;- ·.LOCAL.NEWS • ,,< ".!!t.1i " - I. :: ,j.ji,. XiI. .J, . . .. ' . , , -c" ' • , . .. . • , .' .. 1 ."',- . '" ,'" 3' .. . • '-"i ":, ,,, , Ta"le'A: Arc...... I>.o;vIeedl>rtlJ•.Rulllo"" Qu"". CIVYQF ; i\.llinldpa, W~ter SY:a"~m ff~'I:JO$~,. ,.,..("'-"",~,J I:I0W,NS' , . -'.' fi:\'~ry IOcrVICC l;pnllcction Ijl City ~~r ltui,doso DO,,"'I1I'; ,... , . .' . ,. • ~ "" .. " '. DEFINITIONS OF>WATER QUALITY TERMS .. • . "', . i .' .' ..c·. . , .• ·Ar:til~" LelJcl- The "cOllCCntratio~l Of.~ conhll11.inant.·..\vhich~.if ~Kccc~~d~'-triggcr8 tr~at.llle.nl or·'otlu~r· rcquiremcn.s., w,hich a water,systcmlnust: fol.lo\V.;, :'. . J .'. " .', ••. , •• ' ,.. •• ,. , .' , . '. , , No"..Detects(ND)'.,. Laboratory alHdys:is indicahisthal the ·cpnstituc.11l is.not prcs~nt.. ·Ptlr/.~ pr,',uil;io" (jJP'i,)"~~r·.M;/I;gj·~,!I.yper tilcr (IIIKI.Lj .. Of1~ rU~1 per m:U,ljon ~cirrcspundst()onc miniitc' in two, y~arsor a sh'gle penny il) SIO_OOO. . • · . . . " ~ . .~. . " · Ptirt!i"per. blll;(I~,(ppb! -:\or.l..,it:rtll:rul1l~ per liter. -. ,On~ pint pet hillion .c()~spondstoone m.inutc.·~n 2.00r. ycars~' or ''''single p,c"ny in SIO_OOO.Opo. " , . ,. P~rts per'rillil". (ppt) - IIr NaIlIJ/(ra",.'i·pt·r ilter (II""II/:ru;II,\YL) -' Que part· per t~iIIi.Oi1 corrC~pon~s'loone' min'uic i·~ ·City of Ruid9S0 D~wns ~Muni~ipal W~terSystem 2.000;OpO y~ars. Or'" single penny in SI!I,olJO.ooo.OOO.. " 'Parts per qllaf/ri";,Jr, (ppq) i;r PI"IJgrlfIllN per litcr (Jlic,·,Jgrlt",llJ ~·Onc part per quudriJlivll corn;sponds to one , minlJle',n 2.000.000.000 y~ars. '>r u single pe'u,y iii $1 O,OOO;uoo.olio.ooo. . " CY 2005 Annual COnSultIer Report on the Quality ofYour Drinking Water ·Ph·"c.·~IT;e.'i per lircr (pCVL) .. Picucuril:s .ller liter is ~, lI~casurc orthc· rndioacJivity in waJcr, • . . Mltlirem.• per)·e"r (Illreml,)'r) • Measure ofratliulion absorbed by the body, For·areas serviced by the Ruidoso Downs Municipal Water System. h';IIi.~lIf";/Je,..'t· p~r ·p~escncc per· LItcr (/lIFL) -, MiUion ilbers liter is a measUre of the ·u,f asbestos fibers Ihai arc , longer t.han .0 micrometers. . Nepl,eltlll,elric Tllrbidil)' lillit ("'TV) - Neplielol"etric .urhidily unit IS· II nicasurc .of the cilirity of water. Turbidity. , in excess of S· NTU'isjust noticeable to thc.. u\"cmge person. • Vuriu'....e.... & E.\·I!II'PI;o".~ (I,i&I:,). Stute or EPA, permission not to meet ;111 Mel or a treotment technique un.dei' cenain condtli~ns. ,.. .. " TreQlllu·,,1 Tt'(.'/"liqIlL· .(TTo) - A Ircallncnt tc.chniquc is u required proccss intended to reduce thc"level or u con'laminun....in drin.king \V~lIcr. i,-I_ ll ~' '.IJlaxi"rllm CUllla,,,I,,u,,' L,,,,·,'/ - TI,c "Mll~imum Alluwcu (MCI.) is the hig,hcSol Ic\ -.:-1 of;a con.nminnnt tlmt is. allowed in drinking \\';.~tcr. ·M<:L." nrc !'oct us clo.st.! 10 .I~IJ MCLeis ;ll'lo fl.:usiblc u.siug. Ihe best ll\'nilnblc Ireatment technology. .. •tloximun, COlltumi,(alll Lc.·"1/1 Grlu' -Th~ "(joal" CMCLO) is the level uf a curuamimult 1n drink.ing water bclo\\ · 'which there is no kno\\J1or C, -+ -+ '. 2 4 '- flo\'\' 10 Read This Table City of Ruidoso Downs Municipal Water This l"eJ'OM i~ bawd upLm ta.t~· (unducted (< .~. " \ ~' ~ ;"""~ ~,,,.,r,_ ~.A~...-;..., t~ ~~..-.".1;.:~~~~ 4~4 ~ ~ ~ ~·-i4 ~iW '·~·~l~~ .•-4 : •• ", :i'h.IJJ- ' ,." .••• . .. di;. IIh4· ·.. .::....:.. iN .k..tio.:. L ..· '-" '"'.... .ilio.:.L .:.. ."""'- ... ) , • '. , , , • ) , '~IlPNEsDAY, }uN1!28, 2006 "" PAGE6B • RUIDOSO NEWS , ( , • , WCALNEWS ; j; " 4 , " ' ! ,,, ·' 5 .". , ' 7 . ",' f . , i I .... , .I , Explanation orViolations " ,I , , , ',' . , • • , NO "IOl.ATIONS OCCURRED DURINGTHIIS PERIOD, I I!l&b ~tU'DjJI? liert "~e!!!!'"ltip!! fl!flOwering your "ater '1"!!'e,, N"".r us.yourtoilet as a waslebask.t; : , ' Lead. ,~ • , " •... ' ,',\, .. "" . " In August 2003. water samples were collected -and analyzed tl:l 4ctennine if the quality 'of YO\ll water \YoVld ,affect any les4 ..rtdeopper: Do DOl. lei Ille waler run whilesbaving orWUshing.leelh. , ': appunenance.. in local households. The results indicated lhat 1000,4 of the samples met the Fedcral Gui~eJil1e5. ",ilh Q% ~_et!d~~'thes{' • standards. The highest coment from all tested locations (or lead was S.•, ppb and' for copper was 135.. 3 ppb.....h~action level for lc.aa is 15. ppb. Tak. short showel'l;;nslead ofrub baths, . '. ~ \ and copper is 1300 ppb. As you can see. O\ll results are wel\below tbc-fedel1l1 giiiqeUries for'a... actlcJD level. Infants and )'ouDg' ~hU4~cn i\re • yo~- b~g1ler ~han: , typically mure vulncl1Ible.to lead ,indrinking wa\\:l" than thegencral.population. It is possjbte dtat lcad levels"t holtle may,bel Keep drink;ng water in ilie rcl'~ge';'l0~ instead pflettiitg the faueetmn unlil ~he water is coot at other homes in the community' as a result of materials used iIi your home's plumbing. 'If YQU 'are con~rned a~olll c:levaled I~ad'ievel$in • " . your home's waler, you may ,wish 10 hnve your water lesleP and flush your Ii;lP for 30 seconds to 2"minutej; before,using lap water. J\.ddidonol-- . ' information is available from Ihe Safe Prinking Water Halline (80;0--4264791); . • . Qp."'le the dishwa."'ronly when comPlell'ly full. ·.U~e th~ approp~iat. wai.r I~~';I p"lpadsiz~~elec;ion~Illhe washipgmachine., Radon .', " " . , Tesling in 1991 showed a r"Ildon level of 334 to 479 pCill for Grimm ~pring. The U.S. Envir0IJDlCiltai Protection Agency (~~A) j~ preparing • ..$we,ei>.drlvewa;"s, siiJew~lks ..in~ $teps ralher,tha';hoslogOff. . il regulation. which will spec:ify a Maximum Contou,inant Level for radon. Radon is a radioactive gas'that occurs naturally in sroilnd water , .' , .., . . and is released from water into Ibe air during household use. At high expOsure levels it caR cause lung cancer~ Thc amOUJIt ofraclo~ expos~re' • WaSil Ih. car wilh·"'ater ftontll buck.t.. " from your drinking water amounts 10 only a small f.-acRion of the overall household exposure that the average person receive. an~,shou)dopt , ' .", I be a cause,for concem. . . " , , Ifyou h~V.'~ swim.ming popl, consider a. !leW waler-saving pop\ filt.r. • , .. , ~ .. _- • Lower p'i"I, water leveJiqreduce aittount ofwal.r spiashedoul.;. t . "' . Required Additional Health Information'· . 't~ e~aporailoP'when To ensure that laP water is safe to drink, EPA prescribes limits:on the amount ofcenain con'aminant~ in water provided by public w~ter • . ,Us. a pool e"ver reduce pool is not being used. . " systems. FDA regUlations establish limits for contaminants in bouled water. Drinking water.. hiCludin!? bottlc:d water._m~y rea$~nably be', Jl,Qpair all leaks. A leaky loilet ~a'~ waste 200git1lons per'day. To :deleelleaks in the loilel. adll food coloring 10 lb.e lank. expected 10 contain 01 least small amounts ofsome conlaminants. The presence ofcO,ntaminanlS ~oe5 not necessarily 'indicale Ihatwaler:posq: , • a health risk, More infonnalion about contaminants and potential 'health effects can be obtained.by calling the Environmental "Prqtection water. Ifthe'colored walerapp.ars io Ibe bowl, the. toilel is leaking, ' Agency's Safe Drinking Watcr Hotlinc,( 1~800-426-4791).· ' , . :" ' . Install~ilra:low o~ ~vel conv.nd~nal The sources of dr~nking weter (bottl tllP water and bottled water) include rivers. Iltkes. streams. ponds, reservoirs. springs, and w~lts. A$water • flow loilels. place aplaslic conlainer fiiled withwater or in the llInk ofypur toilel. Be Iravels over the surface of the land or through the ground. iI dissolves DU!urally Occurring minerals and radioactive mater'a'. and ,can pick up , s.ure it docs nol iitterfere\Vllh operation ofthe toilet'. 'flush meeh,anisms, . " subsumccs resulting from the presence ofanirnaIs or from human acliv.ity. Contamina.nts that.may be pres.cnt in"sourccwaJer include: " • (A) and come Microbial conlaminarus.such as viruses bacteria. which may from sewagelreatment plams. septic systems, agricultural • ',·Il)stalll,ow"flow aeratorS arid shpwerheads. , .' .' liveslock operations. and wildlife. . , . (B) Inorganic conlamin,ants,. such as salts and metals. which can be nat\lrally-occurti-n-g Qr result from urban stOIllJ ruo9ff.' industrial O( • Consider purch~inga high efficiency washing machine. w.h'ieh can saV.e over 50% in watcr nnd ene~gy usc. domeslic waslewaler dischllrges. oil and gas production. mining, at fanning. .. > ' ' (C) Pesticides nnd herbicides. which may cQmc'from a varicly ofsourees such as agriculture, slormwalcr runoff. and resi4enlial uses, • Try' xe~iscaping, plants. Which ,arc ad~pted ~r bred I" Iiv"in ar,id Or semi-arid area~. rc~uin; less Waler. (0) Organic chemical contaminanls. including synlhetic and volatile organics. which are b)'~produets of industrial processes and petJ:oleum . production. and can also c:ome from gElS stations. urban stonnwalCr runoffand s~ptic systems.' ' • W;1ler~ your lawn in Ihe early pre-d"wo orlale,afternooll,hours, On ah'll da~(in Ruidoso Downs, up to 50% ofihe waler (E) Radioactive conlaminants. which can be can occUr nalurally or be Ihe result ofoil and gaS' production ,and inining activilies. In order to splayed onloyour lawn in the middle oflhe day can be lost ,10 evaporalion. ' . ensure Ihal tap waler is sofe to drink~' EPA prescribes.regu!alions which limit the amounl ofcertain contaminants in water provided by put-lie' water systems. FDA regulalions cstablish limils for conlamioants in bottled water. which must provide the same protection for public he.ll'-. , I Some RCople may be more vulnerable to CQntnminanis in drinking water than is the genl:ral population. Irnrnuno·cornptomlscd persons·such as persons with cancer undergoing chcmcthcmpy, persons who have undergone argan transplants, people with HlV/AIDS·Qr.otbcr hnmune' syslem disorders. some elderly, and infants tan be par:ticularly at risk from infections. These people' should seek advice about drinking water from Iheir health care providers. EPA/CDC guidclil)es on appropriate means to lessen tbe risk ofinfeel ion by CJ)'plo~poridiumare available WaJer,!s Lifl' rrom (he Safe Drinking Waler Botline (800-426-4791). . • , Other Important Water Characteristics I t Olher water characleristics. which a~ not categorized 85 contaminants, are also tested. This infoonntion Can be '\laluablc for 1hosc on very specifically re$\ricted dlclS. for delennining how Ihe water would serve tn special applications 'Such as photo de-veloping. 'water Softeners and olher chemistry sensitive areas, or in balnnciau..chemical f;haractcrislics ip sensihve environments such as aquariU!I1s, The following is a summary uflhe lesl results as orlhc end of200~ . ' , . " ' , Ch@mleal C hara t1r A"@rap" 1...".1 Comments pH 7.98 . Nonnal , , TOlal Hardness Aboul20 Modemlely Hard "",ins/gallon Help US Conserve and Protecl il. Chlorides 46 malL Normal Sulfales 541 mglL Above average for soul~CllS1cm NM. high . , nationallv . Fluorides 0.47 ml!/L Nonnal - 6 • , SUlce ~ti biRaklIIIty n nJ! Iior GroundWater SDuree Well#1 Well #2 Griffith Son"'1 Sensilivirv Rankinl! low low moderate Vulnembilirv Rankinl! hil!h h.js!!. low' .m~rate For Infortnation SlISCcolibiliIY RankinR moderdte mOC:crate National Primary Drinking Water Regulation Compliance This rcpon is an unfundr:d mandale required under Ihe fedoral S.fe Drinking Water Act amendmenl of 199&. Each year. \be eily is now Leading to the Arrest reqUired by tile UUlIr:d Sta,es En"ironmental Pro,ec'ion Agency 10 pro"ide this informaliooto all users ofour "''&let lIIl Wat.r Line Replacemenl. Rel!man Tank RebabiIillltlnn and_Pressure Iledudng SlatinD ConstrUctlon- Ruidoso Ne"VVs and ThIS pmjcet involve. Ihe replacement of 30,000 linear feel of poor condition and und.rsiud pipelines which colleclivcly produce a waler 10.5 of over 20%. Shuloff "alves a...d fire hydrants will be inslalled in ALL areas of the walcr syslem thaI currently do not ha"c lhem. Pr.ssure reducing sUllions will be e01lSllucIed In certain areas of lown that have excessive waler pressure. which causes mOte water loss. Real Estate Press Grlffitb Spring Res.rvolr (I million gallon),- , • Thi. projecl invol"es the construction of a new onc million-gallon t.seIVoir located off of Sierra Lane above Griffith Spring Pump Slalion. This reservoir will allow the City 10 store nloce water during the low usage days 10 keep up with the weekend and summer demands,. Currenlly. Ihe City uses more than it produces Ihre. days a week Racks. .... during 'he summ.r.Even worse. the City doc. tlol have adequate water in slOMge to combat a nlajof (orest fire, A centralized control system will be installed to monitor Ihe .ntir. system and .liminale num.rous man·hours each year needed 10 monitor and manage .he system after hours. pevelopmenlof new well neld (ba.kup source) and assoe)"!ed ,Ior"u mervQlr(I DiWUm gallon)- The goal of Ihis project is to provid.lhe City with an ahernate or back-Up source ofwltlCt, Cl;irrcttt data ShowS the Griffith Spring bas rellueed in flow from an average of400 gpm in the mid 1900's 10 around 315 gpm in 1999 to 224 gpm this y.ar. Even without the decrease in spring oUlflow. the forty-year water plan and Ihe eurr....1 populalion growth mt. (98 % increase since 1990) require that Ihe City de"elop a new source soon. Atle4S1 one new major w.1I mu.t be drilled in an area lbat will nOl affect spring flow. This well will have OnSile lrealinent. storage, and Iransmission lines to conn.el wilh the cuITent Syslem, A significanl amollnt ofwat.r tights will be purchased for us. with Ihis well. , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.'.~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~-~~~·~r·~.~-~··~~~~~'.~·~~r~;;~~~w~~~~.·.~w~.~~.~~ -~.~~~ ~.~~~.~-~.~.~ .. ~.-~--,~~~--~-;- • I' ' . " ' , .' , .. . ' . '. , .,",; , .. ,. .,; , WllDNIlSDAY. JUNI! 28; 2006' .- COMICS &·CROSSWORD· .i ~·":'.RUJDOSQNEWS • PAGIl'7B .a , , &, - P" Is« p. ' ( i ai , • Po _' , • • • . R9111d Work . . ACROSS I 12··' 13 GUita:r.hOld~r· 1. ;: 14 .. \Ippllr .' .. .(;. Old Iranian ruler 1(). Oil'll<:tori , '14. MllIya Angelo\l's 1 ". '.J "Still " . - ,-- .. . 15. SPVQom's Mala. , I· • .JIII~ ' l/(!/ 16. PI;iO (trafflc· ... " . , '- ,; '---:---.a..a'" . c;aliti6'ii) ", ';'i" .' :' ' '. 17. '80s-'90sHarry . .' ~ ". . Anderson sitcom 19. C~II by intercom .. , ~O, ...:. oula !iving o • G .•< . $E;N\"'I~R... '-, .. ' 21. ,Sam d"mce " ...... ,"".. 3 if•. ....20."="....; .. 22. Sealed, in away . I, ...... ~ 24"Some' f ~~. . metalworkers . ~. _'0-, 26. Salt.away .,-\s=:e. 27. Keeblerp\tchman 26. Demeaning sorts' . 32. Gliingsters'gais . : o· 35. Erosion 10$$ . • 36. Bu\tonllole, e.g. 3 37. Diabolical :W. TelemarkElter's . '. • 1001 39. Tibetan monk .' . 61. Airilhow 1~. Factfudger 42:thankgiving Day 40. 8E!any and Cecil's maneuver 12, .:'Bus Stop" , .. even,ts . "Leskin' . If . 62. PacKed away .. playwright WHUam '. 44. Red or Oead 41. Roast beef order . 63.. Shipped out , 13. ,Got melloWer. 45, 900111d down 42. Vloillt varietY 64. Vogue competitor 16. Punster Benne\t 47. Skier's place 43. Clothing holders 65. Dummy Mortimer 23..Actress Gardner 46. t)PPllr crust ' 45. FIlln1lng of 007 2,5, Perry Mason's 49. Navy Sllal, e.g. .. fame, DOWN assistant' ,?O. Shell out 46. 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PISTRICT. of p.,.onol R'epresontt:l- _ - .com . ot of(ke 220 Crown·Dr. , to PO 80)( 315 Rujdcno, notu Section 10-15-1 through a ~'OAa.CIU n TWQfIli ~ livo .of 'the £s-tato of LUIS - ,- . Ruidoso' New Mexico 88355 via. Purchase Order show _ 10-15,4 NMS.... 1978Gnd Q $.Otv1«t thah' mltmbor: 505.257...23_68 or In petr· tN me MAneD -·OF- THE A. J.IMeNa .:.- W~ ...... :..:. ~. ing urUt price. item. doliv· r: ~ Resolution 2005..Q2. If Khoal distrlch. This net- SOrt at ,.coD Sudderth JIMENEZooOJR.F6-LD~~--~eSTATE U '" Mon'~a _, ._n ,. ,... 1. Or)' and payment I.rm" you ore an individu(d with wo,k will bo uHHl primo,l, Drive. Rukf..... NM. t.ro.onw C ....audit.t~&• F_I "".... "'og' _~;::'_.".,::--:-..,.-:-,..."";::;'Ionda.ny 01'" pertintlnl H1fV~. "_1II4:'V '. Alkl & KI ... hPuwkeop,r"9 ~ Mon~ o disability who 15 '" need. Iy for video baSbd 'P No. P8 2 33 mon • sey, .- help ",eecl.d. "pply In I" .....,. Rostau. GREAT WAlL-Of attHA 3-Band Go'd Wed- InfotrTt01ion. of 0. raodllr, omptifior. Ices, and il inhtnded to In- PROPOSAL SUBMISSION: Div.llI· . Attorney for hon. ~non @' l.nO w. tiwy 'font ' now hiril19 fervofl: "ESTA-UIANr: Is Now ding RII!.9.! Inscriatiort i.PurchaM Order nu~r. ' into tho statewide AU SOQilod clIQd complete .. Branson, :&~Iicont ~, 70, No ph,one c"U. cObks~ & disfiwolhors Hlring - F~""IT' reads: "fCC "~9.12""- \.osI Jha11 oppMIr onolls-ut:n. guarrfied sJgn rCinguoge .. ::Jra D t::! Interpreter, or.Gny other o tw :=~It;:a.us~,~o~~ce" J:l8.V.~NO/O~~~N ~?U:::!~UO:NM87190 .fr/~ n,s;~,. ~~s'in-&Person on Unk," Watktng TroD. quent invo~. and (IIhor uooti no1n, 9rk· PIeOHU.· . =: Husband Passea Awo)' ..toted cor,..,.~. form of auxiliary old or Roc-nlly...I' .. 1<11 I Hov. S.'~ulriunogonll""'hI> service to ott.na Of par. connedlol\ be...... een this ur -, -- ~ .t~~liNa;.___ ""-a;~eo:I:":,:p1:oa:"':'J[;@;2;9i';3~S:uiI:i1.:":h::Ji· CHECS-N.,.nOtwo,k ond CHECS.N.'The Inl.r- L..4,00Fru-pm.•• py_olMy 7. 2006....UI• ' PROBATEAND APPOINIMENT OF (5051883-~"""NE0 0 fOR' _...."._,..,~- ISHIlSON. • ritipate in the h"aring« bo~peneoloI4,OQpm,. meoting, plOCH contae..t will aceura'1heEo".m PERSONAL' ..-. r __.. · .... - -....:. • "3 ;loIl;·;P1i'=Co:I:1 :3:7:8':':2:9:S~[!~llOlidlotion'.Ino ~ling~. STATE OF NEW MEXICO the School District'.. Offlc. ,_.;...__ J4caI e.ndidalC wDl manage IN tHE MAneR OF tHE of the $uperinl'endent, and "",1" M M01ed cnd ~II ESTATE OF DAVID t,'~IoiI\:I t"nUlVUloJ" 111~;;~~=:ir];2;20~iD:r':RU:-:i~llmdyzaaceunit!'pmt:eSSelIl"epC)ttinland proetXIurcs.1'Imelyofr<>c<>neIIiations. """., • DANIEL SWEAllINGIN,JR. odc:Iressed a. follows: rre.'SUJN.Nt:I£iS DECEASED. Manager 2M Pc"lll"'" fiIlanc~ alalC_1aand workflow. I' Ru;daoa _pal School Pi-oduction "'.illeal 2M Co\JHI No.P8-06 District SeelUa p)Bus·lnes. Man'agor . S yeaza as an A_laDI Supervisor or /lI1 2006-07SY Bid #3 The ProdUciion Mot\(J~' is ..tlsponsib'. for supervi~ Controlle., . ~ ljn de f leaS 0 I NanCE TO CREDJT01t$ Dr Pout W'uth i~ ond .facilitating au adivitios' of the IH'ossroom, T.he eor'sbod Cu~,.nl--gus hal on imme "',.,. ~fi~-"Iyg.AY~de~:'r~. AA"!.!-u·pebpngfromC. . Superint.nd~ District: Sal~ Manager disttibution ",ntor. building end' ad: desisn depoi1. I I . a IC&&U...... ~ ~. NonCe 15 HEREe:~ GIVEN 200 Horton Cud. monts. tdoot ccu'\didcte win hove tM obU..... ta eom. qpen ng or (I liIilBus.n.u Monoael". This an acetedited univcnity.'CPA or MBA - ,.~ II nd...... u h '. Ion •• J __L' dMxu'menl hood position ...pod$, diredfi' ·fo th4t ....- tbat the undenlgned has R id NM oM'5 the 0tsIdc1 Sale.Manage< will ensure sales. ..,rvI<:e. ~._. been CJPPCl:inted f:'orsonol(=u::;....::::.:..:::;::":-;:::;::'-__ rmrn_.o.... 0 ...-._.,. maliv.' ,'l> publl""'r. ond ov...... 1he flno_"""'"".. office retted bulllOl TCCJU!rcd. CO/llpuler skills in COlI<>Cllons '"CIrc"lo"on growlh lor lhe Deming, NM rosults. ltv_ .. five years of nllWS~per or twinting C1poratlans. lnduding direct supervisiOn of. ihr.. &cel and Word R...... nt.liv•. 01 'his .... #7239 2T (6128.30 produdKm mo"mfInt 'Ci,;parience r&quired. etmpl:r:es. this- monag... mud hovo. e)(cellent ' . .' 'ofe. All Penons. Iur¥lng oraa. CondI ~Io'"~""<;\lo"i. Hlri!\9_ 2006 .Poslnl 'job! _AAVTO PAlIT5,l'o· . CAM"E'. ft...... kl.g a Ii...""..,;,· . . 517.~·$59.oo liour. FUll .1I10na...n...... "" d.li... ', p.la.'.. ';-E..... '.•. "tru~Of'I s.urtiol),-ndDnt . F.d.ral .••",en,.· pa.d ...)'/.tl)Ck/~oun"" 1.'· ...... 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