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state'.legislative . . '. . . NO. 1;16 IN OUR 35TH YEAR RU IOQSO,LINCOI,.NCOUN1)', NEWM~XICO 88$i5 MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1981 actiongroup .PROPOSITION 4ON ·MARCH 24 VILLAGE ELECTION BALLOT Ed Jungblutll, execlltlve director of tile .Ruidoso Valley. Chamber of Commerce, '. : •..,. '. .•.•. bas been appointed to represent m\!DIbers of tile New Mexico Cbamber of Commerce' execul;lires on a stilte legislative c()m:' mlttee. " . ft;. requ,resneWI.' . • ,- '.- •• ~.0 . .JungblUtll saidbe wasappomted by Ken . Approval of Propcjsltion4, In the ~rch, . Lukens said. that It takes approximately architects' and "ObviOUSly, if the jall Is closed, ani:\ all Scarborough, an exec\1tive with the 24 Village bond election, wl)l provide up to two hou!"ll to make the round trip to tlike a engineer'sfees 107,394 prisoners thatwould normally be held here to~erce, (C-C), National Chamber o.f $650,000 to ren~lIte the present village Prlso.ner to the county jail.."T.hls Inlliudes Total cost $653,198 ." overnight. or for II day or two, had to be based In Dallas, Texas. . , .haJ,l into a n~w police, jall and Judicial boQkmg and other action so' tbat the . transported to' Carrlzcn:o," Lukens said, "This legislative committee will work fllclllty meeting the stete code.' prisoner can be held untll time for \tis "Before we can go to bids on the new Jail "the money would .bave to come from , with Congressman Joe Skeen," JUngbluth "B~~a~eourjaUd~esn'tmeetthe,state court appearance In Ruidoso..It litso 'faclllty," Lukens said, "the people mUst someplace, and that someplace Is the said. Partofthe benefitto being a member code, ' Chief of Police Paul Luk~ said, means that, ~th one transport IUi1t on the pass tile $650,000 bond issue In Proposition general fund, meaning other essential of the national CC is thatthe group sets \1P "It will be closed If we don't'get a new jail. road to carrizozo, if a. aecolid arrest is 4, because we must have the money services would havll to be cut. There'd be state committees to work With national "What It. bolls down to Js, with no Jail made,aseeondpollceunitmustbeputlnto •available before going to bid. . no other choice." legislators, andactsas a "go-between" for we'll be looking at somewhere In the' service, with the officers blillng on over- "What this means is, the cost of the new Lukens said that the 1,037 prisoners local governments and private business, neighborhood of $250,000 to $300,000 per . time." . jailcannot exceed the estimates. Actually, bandied during 1980 were held 1.302·man Jungbluth said. . year In prisone~ transportstlon costs to . when yo~ come down to It. ·the price of .days. "If they couldnt' have been held "I suspect the reason I was appointed is and from Carrlzcn:o, 'withln three years. Lukens Said that the local jall handled completmg the bUilding. should be .here, It's easy to see that the costs of because I amon tbe executive committee "This means that within three years, In 638 prisonersIn 1976 and 1,037 In 1980. "As somewhat less than $650,000, because 'transportstlon would mount.up. for the lllew Mexico. Chamber Executive· savings from prisoner transport alone, the village grows In population; and as these .estimates were,~ little high, just to "What this bolls down to Is, If.a person Directors Ass9c1atlon,'~ he said. we'd more than pay fo~ a new jail." activities drawmoreandmore people," 'he account for inflation. . WllS arres~d· for an offense requiring . Jungbluth said an official titl.e for the . BllSed on $.1.20 per galIon.gas imd 250,000 said, "It's onlY a matter of time until we'll In r~und figures, Lukens pegged the holding the prisoner for a court ap board h;is not been 'selected, ·to .hls prisoner transport mlles per year to and be 'handling. 1,250 prisoners per year, and village s general fund, for ()peratlng costil pearance, we'd have to take the prisoner to knowledge, and' other members of the from Carrizozo, car replacement at that could well be next year. from July I, 1980 to June 30, 1981, tile carrizozo, bring the person back, then, If a board .have not been announcep. "I know. today's costs and present police salaries, "Willi no Jail here,' It's reasonable to current fiscal year, at $1.2 million. Of this, jail sentence, of even a day or two were that se'leral prominent bu~lllessmen Lukens said the following costs would be project prisoner transportallon costS to the . the pollca budget is $600,000, stre..t banded down, we'd have to make another arpund New Mexico will be asked to sIt on Incurred allllua11y: . $250,000 to $300,000 .fIgure annually." department $381,000, ail other depart- tripto carrizozo. Based on all cost factors. thisllommlttee. I expect to receive a letter EDJUNGBLUT~ Gasoline $45,500 WltENS OP'fLINED the cost of the ments and operations $216,000. ~he latter. jt's easy to see this would be expensive. to that effect this week," Jungbluth sald. Car replaceinent 80,000 new facillty: Includes the fire department, library, "Then there are the prisoners from He said the group'S first organizational legislators and maintain .contect witll Salaries for eight New construction $466,920 Sentor Citizens, parks and recreation,' Municipal Court that a're held overnight, meeting wlll be at the Inn of the Motintaln various local entities. Itwill aiso give us a officers at$13,500 108,000 Remodeling 78,884 financial and admlnistra.tlon, general those that are held on weekends for ex- Gods April 24 at 2 p.m. stronger VoIce with 0jU' legislators," County Jail cost Contingency, govenunent, legislative and executive [SEE' PAGE2] '\We wI1l work closely with the natlonsl Jungbluth said. for prisoners 9,485 Inf1atlon and functions and ambulance service. Total . $192,965 "Now," Lukens said, "this figure doesn't Include overtime, additional in cond~cting surance costs or vehicle maintenance or P&Z publichearing ,Water, se'wer .repalr. , . "Also, with no jail here, should, as often bappens during peak periods of 'actlvlty In Ruidoso, arrests be made at 30 minute Tuesday to am.end ordi'nances Intervals. then we'd have two, three or four units on the road to carrizozo, just rat'e hearings because we couldn't hold prisoners here. A ptibllc hearing will be held Tuesday at The amendMent to the P&Z regulations , be set asIde for leisure use by all owners. "This'additional traffic would require 9 a.m., at the Ruidoso Public Ubrary, to will establlsh the following districts: light and tenants of the PUD. payment of overtime to transporting amend the vllIage's planning and zoning commercial and office (Col), general Formal !lrawings, maps and otherdats personnel, plus the cost of operating the ordinances. . commercial (Co2), single famlly dweU1ng must be submitted to P&z, as' with any additional vehicles. (R-l), multiple famlly dwelling (R-2), other sedlons of the code, bcIore a PUD "Two officers must accompany a AccordlngtoMIke Waldron, chairman of trailers and mobile homes (R'3), In· can be accepted for consideration. prisoner. U It is a woman' prisoner, a the RuidosO Planning llnd ZonIng Com dustrlal (M-l) and planned unit Another claWle provides that If no here tonight. development (PUD). construction has begun on the PUO wlt.hln woman policemanmustbe In thetransport mission (P&z), tbe ordinance III "a re structuring of zoning distrIcts," In 12 months aJter flUng the plans with the vehicle. The same thing appll"" when the ~jor The Ruidoso trustees wlll COllduct a The proposed ordinance would, July I, prisoner is a Juvenile, because we've corporating four. lpeclflc coounercla1 The - additions Include dividing village clerk, the approval expires. Fur ,; pUblic hearing on proposed water and Increase thll fixed water charge to f8.63, learned that women communicate with districts and adding a separate section for commercialdevelopment Into Col, Co2 and ther, the development must be sub sewer rate Increases at 7:30 tonight In the the per thousand gallon water charge to Juveniles better than men." planned unit developments. Co3 and adding a special section tor stantlally completed within two years OL" Ruidoso Public Library. $1.81, the fixed sewer charge10 $5.53 and ·:~~:".:~m)!-:~<~~~)Mf(.~;:~$f.X{$ZX$$$~~~~ WI!droa noted -that none of the new PUO's, which,. Wa1droil alI1d,wIIllnclude approval III revoked. I.f the PUD III to be the water rate fot sewer to $1.03 per proposedzoningcllstrIctswouJd takeeffecl any multi-family dwelling of more than developed In stages, the schedule for .T1)e proposed Increases, planned for. thousand gallons. IDltll a new zoning map Is approved by the four units. He sail!specific restrictions '011 development must be adhered to with the April I, Include: v!1Jage trustees. PUO's bave not been proposed yet, but above guldellnes observed. "It wlll be t1ie responsiblUty of P&Z to added that sucba cllstrIct Is badly needed An industrialdistrict; M-l, hasalso been Water -fixed monthly cbarge from ~. Coffee Cart ' draftsuchamapandI don'tanticipate the since P&Z has seen "mostly larger than created to "accommodate automotive $3~60 to $8.(4 .and the cbarge per 1,000 C-C's retreat flrat section being presented for atleast 60 four unit developments" proposed In the dlsmanWng yards, contractors, heavy gallons from $1.20 to $1.71. days after any ordinance Is approved," last 18 months. equipment, general gra.vel andsandstock. I TheWedllea4ay Coffee cart; I'~ Waldron said. "This amendment Is the first step of pl\lng or ceinent batchlng plants, in Santa Fe. . i lPOlllored by tile Chlmber of g He said the maps would probably be . many we wlll have to teke for the con manufacturing plants and junk yards," Sewer - fixed monthly charge from ~ Commerce 10 the public CIA l! presented In sectlOllS with the trustees tlnued planned growth of Ruidoso," according to the amendment. $3.75 to $5.43 and set a 96 cents per 1,000 ~& meet Cbamber offlcen lUId '" approving .amended zoning after each Waldron said. . Acomplete copy of the amendment Is on gallon water char~e. 27-28 March ~';l clIrecton, wll1 be from 1-11:30 'I section III reviewed In pUbllc hearings. PUO's wlll be required to bave at least me with Emory Hatcher, vllIage zoning officer, at Village Hall. - The regular March meeting of the E* a.m•• at: ''ThIs ordinance Is limply trying to tie 40 percent oftheir acreage remain usable Adopt a Ullllty Expansion Cbarge of $450 Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Commerce ~ ~ \1P loose ends and estsbllsh IlOme guide open space. It aIao provides for individual "It should be noted that the section of for water and $300 for sewer, to be paid by ill b h Id h 27 28 ~i~OMAN'SCLUB linesforvarious thfnIts; I reaI1Y don'tthink lot sizes to bereduced below tile minimum that ordinance. which discusses COn developers and bullders, to pay the debt .!Joard of directors wee Marc - i there's anything In the ordinance tIlat's as defined, provided the OVerall d~lty dominiums is totally Irrelevant to the service on bonds financing water. and m Sente Fe at the La Posada. ~~ ~~ going to be offensive to many people," he meets requirements. Additional land area amendment; It was an error and should sewer system expansion. ~~:*'t!-:*~:;~~:::::::::::~'$'$'$'$'$~i~m:::~$'$'$'$:;'$'$'$'$'$~'$~?;'$~~~ sald. gained by makingsucha changemust then not have been Included," Waldron said. 'Set water connection charges at $250 "T.hls will also be the time when we will WIth $25 for sewer connection, which is the hold our annual board retreat, with cost to the village to provide these ser presentmembersand new board members vices. meeting together to· plan future activities of the Chamber," Ed Jungbluth, Chamber executive director. said. "We nOrmally hold this combined meetingandretreatIn April, butItseemed to be more convenient to hold both' in Boulder March,. and right now, It looks as though The Ruidoso Warriors captured title IDlitch with wins over Cobre and all presentandnew boardmembers wlll be Saturday night their first ever 3AAA DemIng. able to attend." league title and a berth In the upcoming loa district champion, Ruidoso will play The retreat is held so the budget can be stete tournament with a 65-54 win over In the AAA state tournament Thursday at blasting approved and so committees for various Tularosa In the championship game of the 11 a.m., In Highland HIgh SChool actiVities sponsored by the Chamber can District 3AAA basketball tournament ..IIl gymnasium, Albuquerque. The Warriors' be appointed. SUver City. . .opponentwlll bedefending stete champIon "We have seta tentetlve ilate of June23 Tu1arpsa, as'runnerIJP, will also play In St. Plus, wblch upset Albuquerque blasted for the $10,000 shopping spree party we the state tournament. ACademy Saturday to win the 5AAA title. announced earlier this year," Jungbluth It was the Warriors' 10th district win of Tularosa wlll play SI. Michael's, .the Should you actua1ly want to sald. "Thatdate must sllll be approved by the year, and boosted their overaiJ record 2AM champion. telk to some p'"ople who know the full board, and we hope to have It at to 1~. Senior players Glenn Ryan. U the Warriors win Thursdsy, tIley'll what It's like to be caught Cousins' In their new addition," he said. Rodney Thomason and Gary Jones were play the winner of the Ft. Wlngat.. between a rock and a .hard Other activities which wlll be dJscusSed named to the all-dlstrlct squsd following Pojoaque matchup on Friday In' the place, you needlook no farther Incllide contmued plannillg for the 1981 the game, and cosch Barry Nelson was University of New Mexico Arena. than the crews drilling the Ruidoso Art Festival and final changes In named league coach of the :fear. •A victory In that contest would mean a new Hollywood Well or In the 1981-82 Chamber budget. "ltfeelSgood," Nelson said of thehonor: spot in the state championship game. stilU1ng the sewer mains on "It IDlikes you feel like you really did Formore pictures andfuII details on the Sudderth. something.' But I couldn't have 'done It Warriors' weekend wins, see page five. . What happened Is: 'both without the team. They've got the talent. , "crew~ encountered boulders to School. board. and good players make gOOd coaches. It V·ell ' , huge they COUldn't work w~: ;:~o~~: It to the cham- l~ges around, through, over or .,' under them. meets Tuesday plonshlp game with a heartstopplng $0-48. . ivIn over SlIver City In FridaY's IleJDI.. The sewer project crew finals. Tularosa worked tIleir wiiy Into tile .tr"uste'. '.'e's· thought of blasting the bOulder The Ruidoso Board of Education will . . ., . meet Tuesday at 7:38 p.m., In·the centrai but that idea was blasted out' ~~·'m,"""HH'''''·'''''«""mL'''''''''''''''''';'''''''''{1·:·~"";':«o.v.««.e«o:..:««««O'....:«<,.:«~ ~~ of their minds, 'causeblasting offiCe." . .' .. ~~ t. '0 mee' t might have 'resulted In The board will set a· date for a bond ':< . . . '. .'. repercussions from pr()perty election for the district. which has been ~i ~eport ~~'Riddoso proposedsoa new high school can be built. Ski Downs trusteell will meet at 1 OWIlers who'd )lOSSlbly not <:: ' • . '* tonIgbtat the munIelpal bul1ding. Agenda have thought It a real blast. Otiler agenda Items include calling for ~~ Sierra Blanca: Undlstllrbed ~ Items inclUde' a persoilne\ ..ordlnance, . As to the well drUlers, no bids on Instructional supplies and athletic ~ equlJlment, reorganizing the· board by snow depth IS currently 57 J proposed water, meter tap rate Increase, way they could blast, 'cause .~: mches. New snow last week :~: dIsCussion, of final. ~tloo and release It'd have probably ClIVed their electing officers, and an executive session i~i 10 disCUss personnel. . ". • totaled 3S Inches, eon"'''';'·WIoIUII:II .. .;:_i:f; of the sewer Ii)iSt.em'" with COllSo1Idatecl project In; i* are rated excellent,. and •all. i:~ Cons~1'lIctorll, of Farmington all~ a, Si>, all work'S· ceased pen '>-:l 1fi!lIti.are open all lifts ~ ij' 'lareso,utlon dea1IIlS witb the open:pJ.eetingll ding the arrival of special Lodgers group equipment to drill, demollsh, . ,~~ =~ie t~~~~~~ I~·· ;;ndciSO tnlstees wilt meet at 1~·30p.m.> pelletrate or remove the rocks ! .n4lhtly. . Tuesday, In the RU\dosoPubllc LIbrary. holding lip progress. ' ;~: .~~ Ilh~ < • i Agenda Items Include a request fot . . , 'i . With one thilligh being, after me'ets Tqesday l . Eagle Creek:. Base de..... ~~. COIIlPuter~forv1lJage_"'>'~*~:>'WWI$~~~~ and~, be used 10 malditg resen-atlons. . .' pl.atJi tteelvedftOm l'Wlning ' them their flrsfOlstrld.. 3AAA cage.., . crown.' . . -,' . ·0~·,·' . .'. .. • , . , .' "

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" , . " , - .. -- . , '. . , ..' " . '.' • ".·, • " '. , ".'., ..'.~ - . , e""·,I'-,. . , :: What's happening -here? '. " [FROII/I PAGE 1] -A "s~lly port" or clOsed area to: unload prlsol)ers fl:QIll police vehicles. .~: . tended periods .of time, all wOldd have to ' ~. A ,sel;lllral'!1 booking. area fof; be t,ransported toand from Carrb:ozQ." prisoners, that would contain tl!elll. ::• . - A. neW radio room, Including It: The I RUidQSO New$ will periodically . picture . Lukens also sail! that "without a local . t.eletype fpr obtaining re~rdIi and 'Wan~: • jalltrimsport costs wO\lld lie lOll percent fIles, from the NlItlQnal Cnme Int'O.rmation;. commercial and residential cOn$truction' In , additional. to ,police dep1\rtmcnt Center, including listings of stolen vehicles;: present~current. operations. Witll a Jilll, prisoners would be lind merchandise, '. ' . '::: progress to development in handled at no additional cash outlay,put· - A, comma.nd.ee!'ter fOr emergenc.y.; side of providing meals, Which we now pay operat!onslncludlng fIres, floods and other:: for." . ,'. - dJsaste.rs.. . , ' ':~•. New Mexico's 'fa,stest growi'ng'.tesort ,'com- . Included among the~easons the present - plrcctaccess from the coU IIres to th~:: muni~y ~ jal1has Deen condemned ands\lbject tll ,courts, through 'controlled halls,' that;: , Ruidoso " .' . closing, arethat It doesn't comply with jail would allo:w. the officers. to handle !hlt: standards, Luk;ens said,'"It doesn't meet -pl'!soner WIthout any POllSlblllty Ofoutsld't~ .-.; the space requlremenb, there's no._ mterference.,· .,..; separate cells for holding males, females, ,- .Rooms that would be \ISed for:;: misdemeanor prisoners and felons,' It. meetmgs, ·classes•.brleflngs,. training':: doesn't meet the fire code' or. En- sessions, search and rescue brletiggs and:: vironmental Improvement Division other functions that, now. must be held lri:' standards. .. another building or In one of the j\ldge's" "There is no visitor's room and we have chambers, If available. .: a few problems with alcoh~l and drugs LukeJ!!lsald that th~ 1~61-1982 flscol year.:: being passed to prisoners; And there's' budget for the police department Will;. always the chance that a visilQ.r might include two radio operators on duty, 24:: pass a weapon to a prisoner - anil all It'd ~l;U'"a day.. . : • take is once to give us lots of problems." " Right .now, when we're. b\lSy,: two, TIlE NEW 'JAIL would provide, operators lust can't work !!aslly. BesIdes, ~ among other 'thlngs;' Lukens said, these when there are a lot of people In town, or- : facilities: . during emergencies, we also.have to have ;. ,... Visitor's room, where the p~oner three or four people ontelephones. With a : could not have physical contact with the . new radio room all these people would be ' viSitor: . . . together., which'd make working ealiler for; ~ Kitchen, with microwave oven, \Ising everyone concerned," '. ,: disposable foods only, or package meals, Lukens 'said the present municipal hall.; at less cost than buying from local would be remodeled t9 contain office.!! and : restaurants, as is now being done. j\ldge's chambers and that the new' Jail -A padded cell for the safety of complex would be built onto the present alcoholics, drug addicts, or persons parking lot, to the we~t. emotionally disturbed. The only padded "The proposed bulllllng will-serve our cell now available to the Ruidoso police Is needs for the next 10 to 15, years. When It's lil Carrizozo. ' . . necessary to. enlarge thls facility, the new - Two single occupancy cells for Jail portion will be built SO that It can be females. . added onto. thus keeping the cost as low as - Nine single occupancy cells for males. possible." , " • : , , . ,February's , ,

. NOTTI NGHAM'S PUB will open May 1 at the former location of the Winner's Circle. The building Is now under extensive Interior and exterior remodeling. Owned by Gary and Melinda Hall, the buildiny'.totals new Nottingham's will feature many ofthelr sandwiches and Mexican foods, as well as a selection of "more substantial entrees. including steaks and seafood." Alcoholic beverages will be available. An outd~r patio with seating for 60 persons will also be featured. General Contractor on the project is Village Hardware. .. $945,882 .' .. :::.: .::::::::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::;:;::;;:,:;:::;~:;:;:::;:::;::';:::::;';::'::::;;;';: ·!]"wo" arrested .:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:-:.;.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.:.:...:.:-:.;.:-:.:.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:....:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:-:.;.: Building pennlts Issued by the village of . Wingfield, addition, $1,000. Ruidoso during February totalled $945,882, WhIte Mountain IV. SFD, $66,160. • an Increase of more than' $100,000 In School District, Nob Hill, .additlon" ,Obituaries Court Report estimated costs of co'nstructlon over the $16,000. '. Police activities on alcohol, January figure of $818,260. Lookout subdivision, SFD, $44,740. Foundation Reserve Insurance Com The February total was almost double Iilnchanted HIlls, Addition, $2,400. Jerell Reed pany Incorporated, asks judgment of that of February, 1960, inwhich $486,320 In Sierra Blanca, SFD, $29,600. March I- Frank Apodaca, FifthStreet, drug charges $2,260.45 and costs against Virginia construction costs was tallied. La Junta, flFD, $21,120. reported windshield broken on his plck\lp Two Odessa, Texas men were arrested Carrell, February 11. Sec. 'rI, TIOS, SFD, $16,000. truck and sugar poured Into the gas tank. Saturday by Ruidoso Down police and Graveside services were held Thursday Aetna Ufe and Casualty Company, a , . . bdl lsi North Heights, SFD, $23,280. March 1 - John Raulerson, Get Your at Memory Gardens In Fannington, for foreign corporation, asks judgment Pennlts are listed below by su v on TaU Pines, SFD,17,200.$ . Shirt Together, reported plate glass charged with a variety of drug and alcohol Jerell Reed,,32. a 1967 graduate of Ruidoso nd related offenses. against defendants Thledts of '$3,500, in or location, type of structure a Ruidoso Downs Regional Sewer Plant window In the business broken, ap High School, who died In a plane crllsh at terest according to law and costs l\galnst estimated cost of construction. $113.520.' , proximate replacement value $450. Terry Sweatt, 19, was charged with Bloomfield, New Mexico, February 28. Ponderosa Heights, single family. ' driVing while under the Influence of In· Rhonda Thiedt and Jerald Thledt, March I- Rtrldoso Wholesale Lumber S\lrvivors Include his sister. Joyce Clear defendants and Joseph D. Pfeifer, In· dwelling (SFD), $18,640. Spaghetti Flats, Ruidoso Downs, barn, . reported breakln and theft of Sanyo toxlcating drugs or alcohol (OWl), of Ruidoso; his wife. Cynthia and children La Junta, SFD, $30,720. $4,500. . . .possession of m~rijuana over one ounce, . voluntsry plaintiff, February 13. calculator and Techekl calculator, valued Shain and Kristi. all of Fannlngton; United States Fidelity and Guaranty Airport West (second addition), com- Tall Pines, SFD, $21,000. at $100 each. possession of LSD and allowing self to be father, Emory Reed, and brothers, Zane merclal bulldiJig, $21,001. Pine Lodge, addition, $2,000. served alcoholic beverages. Company and Ruldoso-Sunland In March 2 - Winner's Circle, reported Reed and Hal Reed, all of Roswell. corporated asks $1,699.56 to Insurance Alto Lakes III, SFD, $29,040. High Mesa, SFD, $28,520. theft of Sony AM-FM radio, cassette Bruce Parsons. 20. was charged with Basin Mortuary of Fannlngton was In Alto Lakes Golf and Country Club, SFD, Town and Country, SFD, $20,160. '. possession of marijuana over one ounce, company and $200 and costs to Rtrldoso-' player, valued at $190 and an electric charge of arrangements. $50,560. WhIte Mountsln IV, two condominiums, ,• possession of LSD, riding with 'a DWl'and Sunland. against Richard Urban, . " engraver. valued at $40. February 18. - . WhIte Mountain n, SFD, $40,000. $66,800. '. . March 3 - Eugene Davis, Junction allowing self to be served 'alcoholic Plnecllff IV. SFD. $21.120. Panorama Lodge, four condominiums, . beverages. Bausch and Lomb Incorporated, a Road, reported theft of box of high heeled foreign corporation, l!Sks $1,676.42, at Ponderosa Heights,' addition, $16,640. $00,000. shoes, valued at$100; box of different sizes Both were placed In the Ruidoso jail In Montie Gardenhire WhIte Mountain n, SFD, $56,160. Town and Country, SFD, $14,440. lieu of $3.5000 hond each. torneys' fees and costs against Ruidoso of hats, valued a1$l50 and $35.75 In coins. Montie Allen Gardenhire, a lifelong Mountain Sports, February 18. . resident of LIncoln County. died Saturday University Dodlle Sales Incorporated, a In an EI paso, Texas. hospital. following a Delaware col1"'ration" asks $980.51 with Lucero facing robbery charge ,· short Illness. Interest at nine percent per annum, costs Mr. Gardenhire was born February 21, of $44 and costs of suit against LCB Anthony Lucero, 25, San Patricio, was jail In lieu of $5,000 bond, no ten percent":· 1904. in Texas and moved to a ranch near Masohry Company and L. C. Burt, in arrested ThUrsday. about 2:30 p.m., at a allowed, or a $10,000 property bond. A .' · Capitan In 1916. He was a member of the dlvldually. February 18. cement plant In Ruidoso Downs, and preliminary hearing was setfor March 16, > Tularosa Uons Club. charged with robbery of t1ie Circle K Food before magistrate Jim Wheeler. .; He Is survived by his daullhter. Martha Lola Peak Salazar asks $10,500 and in ''; .• · Ann Hollon of EI Paso; brothers Lawrence terest thereon at the legal rate from 1977 Store earlier last week. Approximately "'" Gardenhire of Florida and Roland Gar until paid and court costs agalrist Israel $130 was taken from the store. police said. Ruidoso Downs pollee are conUntrlng denhire of Georgia and a sister. Francis Joe Salazar, February 25. . Lucero was placed In the Llncoln"County their investigation of the incident. ·Shaw of Capitan. • , Services will be held Wednesday at 11 . ·• a.m.• from the Gunstream Chapel. Angus, ·,, with the Reverend Charles Spooner of • ficiating. Burial will be In the Angus , Cemetery. , Arrangements are by Clarke's Chapel of , Roses, Ruidoso. •·., ,".:• • -:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.;,:.:.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:;:-; :.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:-:. • .. .'. • ...:>! · ...... ,; Court Report • •• . _. "'l!...... ~ Appearing before' Magistrate Jim .~ :': Wheeler Friday, In Ruidoso's, Magistrate ' ...... ~ t','lt • Court. on charges listed and action taken " ...'''', were: • '..'• Richard Kayltah and .Burton Kayitah, , '. · "'It Mescalero, larceny; bond' set at $2,500 on .. r•...., 'each with no 10 percent allowed. Both were . • , Ordered held in LIncoln County Jail, -. Carrizozo, In lieu of posting bond, for -.'... .,. arraignment March 11 In District Court .. , CatrizO'Zo. ' ·''''*"'. ". . ;';;:"1 TOmlnle Lee Watson, Ruidoso Downs, , ...• ' '- ....~ . , ~~ t~3:"~~~~~=tU~ilo~:?~r~e:ia~~~d~ · •.~ ... .. \ ·.:~-: .c:,'f:1 LIncoln County Jall, In lieu of posting .·~. /:'!;'1' bond, for arraignment March 11 In District .,...... >:o;,,"¢' Co rt Carrlz' , C" .,:vr.. •. u, ozo., or::- ~ "'.,,: "'Il!.~ £;~,~ sp:~7nfut~c~rc~~ r:~~o'Of~; . , ·-....,. --,,,,,~,' .' , ,.. m·' .' ".:' r t::~ cont~ibutors . ,::~~.. ..-:;: hi ...:_ - ..'"'.. IGN LISTING to a prol'ed to obtain additional Circle K'Store, RUidoso Downs, Of$i30 lri ' ~_.- .• ,. _.-...... __ • ..• • • '. .. 'l"~' AS currency; at first appearllnce hearing . piilyground equipment was placed rec;ently in .'two Rivtlrs Park" bond was set at $5,000, wlth,l1otO percent NVtrATION$w~re sent Friday by members of . pla~e··in Lincoln "County 'A~~i1' 25.'Pictured';:: Primary sponsors of the pro·ject. the Home Builders Association. allowed, Or II $10,000 property oond. He ~e Friends of the L:il!.r~ry, the Alpine Shifters' preparing m.allouts a.re! from left, 'thah1ber!~ is now conducting another fundraising drive to purchase a was ordered held In Uncoln COuhty Jall,ln . ~ Icycle Club and the RUidoso Valley ChamQer of executive director Ed Jungbluth, Friends"', ',~;: layground "activity center," which combines climbing,'sliding lieu of poiltirrg bond, for a March 16 P · preliminary hearing in Magistrate Court. Commerce. sponsors, Of the upcoming Ruidoso president Kathy Flanary and Shifters presIdent ~..:::::: and swinging equipment in a single unit., Ruidoso.' . . . Roundabout Bicvcle Tour, scheduled to take Galeri Farrington•. ' ...... ::-,

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BOY SCOUT Troop 107 Is currently working on a candidate Mitchell· Rhodes has adopted the The works of Ruidoso artist MJmI " b;I,_i ,;~_. .-J ii_ lill;;;$) h project 10 clean litter f~om ar~und Alto La~e. cleanup as a community service prolect toward JUJ!gbluth arefeatured on the cover and In· ··n _2 . -0-=4 I,; Ale.; a seven page color spread.1n the March ~.~J::,"_:,.,;\ The scouts collected about 50bllgs of trash on gaining Eagle status, and other troop members .. )1;•• areassisting. ~coutmaster ElIII·Streeter.· issue of SoutJiwest Art·Magazine. . thier' first worlvr' Pbline257-561l5 '~:'~'i~; .. (SOS) 257·200' SpeclaJlzlng InPermanents .,' . Tulips. African Violets THIS WEEKONLY . G ~ ". th Helene C1irtIs or eranlll11S yaCl~ S Vitamin E PemIB .Begonias .GloxlRias which llIcludes Haircut . :illk Rowers' Shampoo &. Set ::;.50::,-__---J FILM~ l'OrYRIGtlT ImfDUCAT10NAlSERIESrRoDUCTS DIVISION. WORD, INcoRrORATED Aerou frolll thePostOftIce _ .,,"••.m, t.' ,.m. AS'Joc)a'e Clinical Prole$Sor 01 Pediatrics, Unlversltv Of Sou'h.rn C.IllOrnl. School of OpeD.·. M.oooay tbru. Sa...... ". . Eo. auos!, !.ltt'l!t lrom • ""edlcine • Altending staU. Children's Hospital 01 Los Angeles. Co-editOr: THE M&N· . . ---:'Y_ """"••• 'm_.__... TALLY RETARDED CHILD AND HIS PAM'L~, graduale level 'e_lbOok called "the L.••••'.N;;;;••n'.'v..·'"Ph••• mos1 uselul book in Its field" by. reviewers iid Menninger Clinic. Author: DARE TO . - ·..1 . .. DISCIPLINE; THE STRONG·WILLED CHILDl WHAT -WIVES WISH THEIR HUSBA-NDS KNEW ABOUT WOMEN, HIDE 'CUI: SEEK; PREPARING FOR rl""Y4YTO"",~ d~QP"',,"I'" ADOLESCENCE.• Dr, Dobson, Is an active Christian layman. and revularlv 'nches I A wUd and wooly apo1 church school class. . - .,...----- . ::%:;;.{j\.9'-' proach to body co:" ~.e,~ A . J'l.'-""" dltloDiJIg uslllg JoyfUl jazz t This Tuesday, March 10, 1981 . ':I! "'''' Cl. TI L dance movements· and . • t ~!'<" .. swlnglng muslcl It's FUN, Film 7; What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew ' .: conditlOl1B yOll totally and About Women: Mgney, and Children· ~ t Sex, ' will keep you bonnclng to a t ~ boogie beatl • TO BE SHOWN t, >tu~SO~\O FREE CLASS.! ;~%~~D~~t AT 7:00 P.M •. .t .,.p..~C 6:45 P.M,-7:30 P.M. '< ,. ~'.. RUIDOSO GYMNASTICS ACADEMY,' GATEWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST · .. . (NextTo PoliceStdtion) ·t· NOADMlSSION~FiUiiElJABYiilTl'lNG' .t CONTINUOUS CLASS-REGISTER IN CLASS . _____.Fiilo.rm.o.te~IIII."l'1D1ltloDeanZ51~l .".. ~::::=:::::::~=::::§~~~~~~§~:::::::::=~. .J~. •. _cdIl251-59~1 or.434.1~;1}coHeczU..., I ....J 'sh*~!tt "'b;"~ *I~ ~ ~!~., '"'~ _~""""" ·~ Ir..r&.~·kt..w.;:.~~~.>L"'"~~~~\ ... j .. e ... b h ..bebbs....,:,...... ft. :b' ••hhb bTL tib.:..J...!...... ,,'b6 b·... '& ...... ,...... "' ...... ,... . ,- .. .• -4' ,.,-' . ,

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• . ~- . . . BY MARK BAGBY fense provIded the ingredients fQr the win, ball but turned It over tQ the Colts, who gQlng tQ dQ." . i . Sports Illditor Ruidoso's. 18th of the' year. ' brQught It dQwn court. . Whatever it was, It wor~ed. Nelson sllld .SILVER Cn'X~~ - SlliIrlted by Rm!ney BuBhe WarrlQrs were lucky tQ even be Ryan knocked the. ball Qut of bounds he felt much Qfthe crewt fOr the'1'U!aroaa' , •.'~ Thomason's . poInts, the Ruidoso . In thetltJe ilame. The 17th win of the year, before Sliver City oould get the fllSt break win, like the Silver vlctQry, must gQto. qte..' r.:.,' ,. WlU'I'iors Saturday night claimed, their a5O-t8vlctQryoverSllver:cltyFrl;.:.:.:<.:.:.;.>;.;.:.:<.: Rocky Kirk of RUidoso has Qualified for least $300 just to provide all the necessary , enough - when you go to oollege whlch dummy. A dwnb jock, that's even worse. the Grand National Motorcross Cham- equipment. That's in addition to the $1,000 will entitle you to four years of free The cruelest result of red-shirting on the plonshlps, set' for March 13-14 In the he needs for expenses. Classes, free books, free laundry, a public school level is the pinning of a Bowling scores Houston (Texas) AstrQdome. "I don't have a lot of equipment I need summerjob andmaybe1!Ven a car, as well future on athletic hopes only, rather than But he's got a ~light problem. just for safety," He said. "I figured if asa place to sleepand three squaresa day. on a well rounded llfe of education, social Kirk estiJiJates his expenses - including there was any money left· over from the , (Note we don't give full scholarshlps to activities and athletics. food, travel, and three nlghts' lodging - $1,000 - If I get It - I'd put that on some academicians, only to .athletes. Says Nearly a mUlion boys play hlgh school Winners of the Eighth Annual Sierra will come to around $1,000, whlch he equipment." something about Qur priorities, does It football each year, but only 21,000 win Blanca Women's Bowllng Association City doesn't have. Though he races without being fully not?) scholarshlps. And only 333 oollege players Tournament,.held February 28-Merch 1 at So-be's currently looking for sponsors. protected, KIrk has not yet suffered any This practIce Is co.stlng you and me and were selected In last year's NFL draft. Holiday Bowl, are listed below. "I'll take whatever I can get," he said.· seriollS injuries astride his Yamaha 400 all the rest of the taxpayers money each That means one out of every 50 players Team Handicap Division "I really want to go, but IfI don't getsome YZ, a 1979 model motorcycle. year. If you hold a kid back - for other will get a scholarshlp, and only Qne out of 1. Rudy's Body Shop 2459 sponsorshlps, I can't go. I just can't afford KIrk practices asmuch as he can, on the than academic reasons - he has to,repeat every 3,000 will play pro ball. 2. Gambles 2~9 It... phlIosophy "you gotta practice If you want a year, meaning he gets 13 years of public Are those odds worth staking a future 3. The Wild Snall 2438 Kirk Is a relative newoomer to the sport to be good." Schools for the price of 12. That means on? . TeamScratchDivision of motocross - he's been racing only "I really llke It," he said. "It's a lot like you're paying a teacher a lot of money to Says Bill Fordham, executive dlrectQr of' 1. TheWlldSnall 1952 about three months orso, but finished fifth skiing, or racing horses, where you move teach the ssme thing twice, you're paying the Georgia High School Athletic 2. ApacheMusic 1929 in qualifying races around the area. real fast. That's what I like about It, the for his books: the school lunch program, Assoclation, "The marginal athletes are 3. United Illnergy . 1879 But only the top four finishers would get exhiliratlon of the speed and the com. everything. . the Qnes who hold back, hoping something Doubles' Handicap DivisIon to compete In the Houston nationals. Then petition." It's resIly ironic economics is atthe root magical will happen. The kids who are 1. JudyWatts-Msrllyn KeMedy 1251 the fourth placefinisher had tobow out due He admits he's hooked by the sport, of this. A parent will request his son (or goOd enough to make It on talent, tbe Qnes 2, J. Eldridge-PatSchear 1237 to an Injury, and KIrk took his place, altholllih he hasn't been doing itvery long. daughter) be held back for a year, so you read about In the sports pages, 3. Ava McCune-Joan Chase 1221 He's been on Cloud Nine ever since. "It's great," be said. "I don't really they'll be better athletes later. And, If are never held back. But baving a kid Doubles'Scratch DivisIon . "I'm really excited about going," he think oflt as being dangerous. You can get they're betterathletes, then maybe they'll repeat a year just feeds the pIpe dream." 1: Dee Von Rosenberg· . salli, "I feel a lltUe outglll\1led, because hurt doing anything, so you've got to do the geta full scholarshlp, and then Ma and Pa Houston Oller wide receiver Mike Ginger Huband 1008 there are some guys who' have been racing things you llke and not worry about getting won't have to bear the oost of college, but Renfro, who was a holdout In the seventh 2. JudyWatts-Marllyn KeMedy 999 for years and never qualified, and here I hurt." you and I bear the cost Qf his extra year. gradeathis coach'srequest,feelsthe same 3. Ava McCune-Joan Chase 978 just started and I made it," Kirk mayor may not be racing In Meanwhile, the kid Is learning he's a way. (And here's a guy who made It In the Singles' Handicap Dlvlslon Kirk will be one of abbut 400 racers In the Houston, and he's not even sure what sort dummy. What other reason is there to hofd big leagues.) 1. Sandy Perry 678 open class In Houston, provided he oomes . of prizes are Involved. '. hlm back? "I wouldn't keep kids back," Renfr~ 2. Nancy Chavez 661 up wlui the money to go;· He justknows he wanta to give It a shot. If he doesn't learn he's a dummy, what. says. "Afterall, fo:otball isn't everything.' 3. MyrlRose 659 As a matter of fact, KIrk Is used to "Heck, who. knows, I might WIn It and he does learn is he can get a free ride if This practice is most common for Singles' Scratcb DivisIon raclng'ona shoestring. He has about $1,700 getsponsored.hYa bike manufacturer," he he's a good enough athlete. Sure, athletics football, where size, speed and strength 1. W81terineHughes 532 Invested In his equlpment, .which Isn't said. "I coilld turn pro or something. That are a talent, and heck, 1 like athletics as are stressed, I'm from Oklahoma, where 2. FIoMaul 527 much as dirt bikers go. would be great." much as Sliyone. I wouldn't be a sport- football is king. 3, Georga George 523 Kirk has only one bike, a pair of boots, a Any persons wSliUng to help sponsor swriter if I didn't. I can remember a few kids who were All Illvents, helmet and a fersey. He figures heneeds at KIrk should contact hlm at 257-2620, ButI don't like this Idea. The parents of beld back In junior high. Most didn't do Handicap DIvision these kids think by loalng a year of school, very well on the gridiron. 1. Diana Ballard 1873 • their kids will gain from the experience. ,O!Ie did, however. His name was Eloyd 2. Nancy Chavez 1870 Uh'uh. You lose.when you lose. You don't West. He 'Was a goOd ha~ack. Made all- 3. Martha Ford 1863 ., -'" gain. .. .district, honorable mention all-state. AllE1(ents, . . , , Reportedly, tbe practice 'Is most Hedidn't get a scholarship, though. Last 'ScratchblvfBlon' ROCKY KI RK gets In a little HILL'S .. wIdespread In Texas, Pennsylvania, I heard, he was serving time In the 1. Walterlne Hughes 1566 . practice In preparation for the Georgia, Louisiana and South C8r01hia. Oklahoma State Penitentiary, about four A total of 21 teams (of four wonien National Motocross Cham'. .~ .Sadly, there's nothing Illegal In It. If a miles from where. he played football for each), 33 doubles' teams and 66 singles . PANCAKE HOUSE parent - perhaps aided ,by, an un· McAlester High. The taxpayers are sUll. competed In the two daY tourney. pionshlps. SCI'UpUlous coach ~ decides to bold his supporting him, and will be fQr quite a ',,-- -'---', ,- ., child back, the school must. (I mean, It's whlIe. , his kid, what do you do?) . YuP - unless you're overweight; YQU .: BREAkFASt'SERVED AU DAY Coaches don't exactly help the situation, can't gala when you IQS~. LUNOHEON· • , , . MONDAVlHRU FRIDAV: ~e..'" \.}. HiT'fUBS SPECIALS ~'f.'~~ ~()J~"'J . SPAS ~ QJ'(lI~ 1"~ . _.- -1(\ (}I SAUNAS . . '')~' 1HUR~DAV:~PA' 'Hem &MEAtSAUCE' .,'.3 .' .,,~ . •:FRlbAV:MFA'tLOAF & RED. 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,. • . CARPEN'fRY ,RE·PAJRS - .and ASPEN TREES - for sale. Ll\I1dacaping,. FOR. SALE - Regulatlonsi~e pool taille. FOR SALE - 1972 InternatlolJlll pickup. relllodeling. ~easopable.C,aIl257-2713.C. . railroad ties and rock'watts. D8OBE~U1LDERS dachshund for llllIe. 257-4560 or 338-4605. AUTOMOTIVE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the abo.... e CUSTOM C-BS-tfc ~__,-'__'-' "-'_- 1979 TWO DOOR -"'grey Mercury n,lll1(",1 Pt>hl",rL, hol'j, commenced il proceeding against 257·2817 Framing and Remodeling Marquis. .Leather Interior, PS, PB, ."V ,n 111l~ ,Ibn".· "',II,'C! Court and CaU:!ie. the obiect Fireplaces In,'r"I,,,,. bl'ln{' on or b,'ture Ihe 21 ..1 day 01 April. 1981, iudgmenl RpN MULLIS - 653-4356 af~r 0 p.m. 85"'1tp Will b.' n,Il(ft'rl'r! dQ PO,>T Oll,o' BOlli 1000, RUIdoso, New Melil!CO tires. $1995. 257·7861.' IlflJ.. \ CUSTOM MADE - draperies, pillows, 5-85-2te" Wll NE S~ my Hand ana Seal of the Di5tnd Courl of bedspreads, accessories. We'llIeasure I ,nt oln County. ~tale 01. New Mel<'co. Ih,S. lrd da'l of andmake to order. Select from hundreds M'lr'h.11l81 THRIFT SHOP CREEK '51 Margo E Llnds.ay Lime , of beautiful fabrics at Gambles. G·I02. 1978 DODGE RAMCHARGER - loaded. MARGO LINDSAY. tfc CalI 251-2275, after6 p.m. 8Htp . " Clerk of !he DI~t"cl Court Nl"! door tn Midtllwn Marl. CONSTRUCTION .= Lincoln Coumv, New Mellico ()p'·II.W,'dllf,'sday, Friday !lnd .. 1977 FORD - gray, F·l50, super good &'1'. l-Sl Joy Leslie Saturllny{rum 9 tu 5. 1973 LINCOLN. - 4 door sedan. condition. Call Phil Wilson, 338-4513, Depul y Courl Clerk CERAMIC llLE . . 79'8tp HORSES FOR SALE registered lnunaculate 'condition, less than 70,000 after 5. Custom Homes, cabinets Appaloosas. Lorna Grande Ranch. miles. 336-4680. " 85·2tp , LfGAL N(J1lCE 257-51$6 Capitan, NM. (505) 623-4034. I.-7-tfc G od Work ,.. Good Prices OLDS CUTLASS - 442, 1973, by ·owner. JEEPS, CARS, TRUCKS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING HELP WANTED: Engine 60.000 miles,' green with white NOlic ,. ,.. h('reb\, gl .....{'n fhallhe Lincoln County Board 01 Available through gov· . (umm'.... 'on'·rs <;hall hold a Public Hearing 011 11:00 r ..... ~~~ ... ~ ...... ~·~1, FOR SALE - -~horse trailer, dual axle, Vinyl top, unusually clean, excellent A"" l'JO'\dol'l' Marth 4'4. 1981. in the Commissioners Vtl.LAGE OF RUIDOSO - is taking tIres, R & H, airconditionlng, eigbttrack N\<·"t"'lJ Room. c.ount\" Courthouse, Carr.lolO. N. M" to Tree trimmIng ai!d removal. MInor f electric brakes. $1.425. 257-4867, after ernment agencies. Many' 'ncrea~e applicatIOns for a posilion. in the tape, cruise control, power steering and [{l"....h,r fh.· adopt,on 01 a ResohJllon to thll:' f carpentry and palnUng. Retalnlng 6:00 p.m. 84-4tp ". ',,"',"m,'nl For motlOn Deparlment. Appl}' in persan ._---_._~------. brakes. $1.000. Phone Ruidoso, 257·2682. .sell for under $20.0. CALL ....I.. t •• ,W'II .lrt·,l apprO\lll:'d b'l' the Counlv CommisSion V~6-2tc f walls. DrIveway building andf "1011" 01 at Clly Hail. 85-2tp . ·,>ld hare oul'!>.de Ihe Corporate Llmlls olIn'l' = i" •• ~,,!,,' FREE - adorable Irish Setter mix pup Mun., ,p.tI,Tv from one (enl pc-r 'meal'oot to ten cents per .f Yard work. 257-2286 or 25'l- t ,,", .,1 lot)' Pies. Call 257-4890, before 5; 376-4786, 602·94.1.·8014, EXT. 901 WANTED - Service Slalilin manager. rnt' P ...tl'" ,.. ,nv,Tea To ..'Hmel L.- ...~.:...... _~~ __ ..J~ after 5. S-lI4-2tc FOR SALE 1960 Dodge pickUp, 6 Thomas P McKnight Loeal. self sel·vlce. modern, equipped. -_._----,_._. cylinder 3-speed, $500 or· offer; 318 for, your directory on how Chairman . L' nc oln Counl\, Board 01 C0n:tmISs((lners Cail.i22-1800. 8-86·2tc Dodge motor. Call 378-4076. B-85-tfnc ... 11f~n," 9 16. " FOR SALE - full blood Airedale puppies. ~,.' " to purchllse. . . David Keeton , Call 378-4413 or 257·5297. R-lI4-tfc J' ---,. .J • WANTED - Lady to take elire of our 7 en~ ANNOUNCEMENTS: yea; old retarded daughter. she's an Construction PONTIAC PARTS - complete 400 angel. Also to do light housekeeping. -CUSTOM FIREPLACE AND TRADE - black and tan Doberman male T300, auto. trana., crager;/lls un! ears clipped, for in-

Ruidoso HISEL'S HOME REPAIR SERVICE' "No job too small." Additions, concrete. The Mountain Peddler AtThe HANDMADE - roping saddle. Two years JIM WOOLDRIDGE will sell the followIng ltelDB rrom the RUIDOSO "y"- decks. paint. remodel. Call Gary Dan old, in good condition. $450. See at Handcrafted ''Wms & Wears" H)sel.378-4128. 85-9tp TRANSFER AND STORAGEaCPubllc AuctiOll at 10:00 a.m. Satnrdaythe 21 AUen's Western Wear, Capitan. 86-ltp and Fresh.CoHee Beans of Mareb, 1981, at Ruidoso Transrer and Storage across from Tr80's End Real Estate In Ruidoso Dawns. Wateh for Ibesigns. CHIMNEY SWEEP - prevent dangerous ANTIQUE - pot belly stove, $150: new Adobe Plan clumney fires. Stop smoke in fireplace, blower for fireplace, cost $227. sell for 42 boxes asst. house goods BabyFnrnlCure stove. Licensed. insured. Call 1-505-437· $150; wood for sale, $25 and up. Call 257· Vaulty Consutetle Rugs 9072, La Luz, NM. 85-4tp 7989. 86-2tp THE COLlEO(JR'SSHOP · Dressers Single Bed RUIDOSO ~Dk In Adobe Plaza on Mechem Drive Camp Stove uu ODD JOBS - cementing, carpentry, USEO CARPETtNG-Uke new, 250 yards WILL,GIVE AWAY · King Size Beds Asst. Boxes Clothing Instrume~~L~ories pamtmg, roofing, etc. Reasonable and of gold shag; 50 yards green shag. a "dinner for two" at the Douhle Beds Coffee Tables reliable. Call 257-9208. V-lI4-16te $:Vyard or will trade for dining or Deck House Restaurant. DiningSets Desk Repair - Rentals TVStud Shelves bedroom furniture, portable dish' STOP IN AND REGISTER Mirrors GuitlJl' and &njo Lessons PAINTING, REMODELING - additions•. w.asher. Make offer. Must sell this week. Typewriter table .SewIng Cabinet :l:l6-4953. 86-2tp 'between now and AlJril 4th · File Cabinet 2.17 C9rrizo Canyon neW construction. Phone 378-4841. F·l8 _ L, No putcbase nece.sary. TV [3] Pottery tfe ---~-- Cedar Chest . Drapery Rod. ... Hours- --_. _. ...." FOR SALE· - 1 couch, 2 office desks. 5 chairS, I tYpewriter..257.2300. D~6-2tc Vaeuum Lamps . 10-5:30 FLIGHT INSTRUCTION - best rates, , --.:c.. _ ~ Freezer Garden. Taals $35/hour. plane and pilot. Call 257-4424, * Sofas [2J NlghC Studs • 2S7._-4.:.:91.:.:3:...-~-, . " ask for McKillIley. P·75-tfc SALE - 25% off all bOOts; 50% off all *'. Capitan Flagstone *' Bar HeadBoards [asst.size] belts; all blouses, $6 ot 2 for $10; misc. UprightPIano FootBoards [asst, sIze] clothing. ¥" off; purses, 25% off. Hargaln forsale *'. r--·------'-.. -·- Permanent rock for' patias, ~ 'Roll.A-Way Bed End Tables CHIMNEY SWEEPING - by ROY of Center in Ruidoso Downs, 378-4982. B-86 Child's Rocker 8-lJ'-Q Grill Roydoso. 257-6431. 8G-l0lp fireplaces, retaining walls, 21c landscaping, eCc. Call: . Wheel Rims RUIDOSO NEWS ADd mallY moreItems too lIlilllerous to mention! ! ~'"ERVI2E EXPERT PRUNING - ornamental trees J.&J.Rock CO. ,'. . ,. This merehaniUse wUI be sold IVlth 110 mlnlmUIDB ud no CLASSI FIL D Q "l'CT .V . and shrubs and fruit trees. CaU257·5967, .' Jerry Keeton Jay Joh~ston* reservaClons·to the highest blddel:; All merchandise may be DEADLINES GUARANTEED WORK after6. . 85-4lp Ruidoso . EI Paso Inspected on Thursday and FrIday the 19th alld 20th of March I 257-5474 * . at Riddoso TrJinsrer and storage In Ruidoso 1)oW1lS. h,30 a.m. Friday lor Monday ~ 160UPPER TERRACE *[50S] 257-2760 [915] 877·2751 * Everything will seU to the highest hldder_ Wateh for the , 8: 30 a.m. Wednesday for Tbursday VACUUM CLEANERS new/used. ~ AUCTloNSIGNS!!!t ' • ·SliIes/rePllirs. Clifton Keith, 117 E. EI ¥ a;~~"l~~:E~N~E~"lB~A~R~T~~~;~T~: ~k---''''''- Classified Ads received after the .. PasaSt., phone 257-7171. K-1-tfc ------... deadline will not 'lpil!\l'r .:l!\ipJlM~e . following paper. ··~·-·"·.~'ii~' ~ '·Do.uble HMulti service . WE BUY"':' gold ; Silver, sterling, ABC STEEL BUILDINGS .Coins. 323 Sudderth, 257-4068. P-81·tfc J-cdrv .~~.·~~",-,.-J'~·P~--~BO-:332 CLASSIFIED RATES Backhoe- DumpfflfCk ~ FAOORY STORAGE aWING ALUMINUM CANS - crUshed, .. RiIldOllo, NM 8834$ Stump - Hazard Tree also buyipg copper, brass, class rings, AUCT/ONl:ER. [505J 2S7-li28tl or Per Word 10.!= Limb Removal - ReDiodellng Facial'}' storage. Never plclce.lull clr ...... [505l3'1U3U . silver, coins. Swain's Flea Market. 257- . 'tERNSI CASH ON DAY OF SALE,CaShlers cit~lCt_ .c(:.pf~. peUo,Uil ortomplitiV'.(hl!c:ks"~ Minimum Charge $1.75 RetainerWalls· landscaping extra Inventory. 3Q'x40'x12' $ll,250 1~ltet" o~ 7010. S-8:;.tfc 48'ld~'X14' hon.ored on'Y with. Cllrrent cred.t ftom bihik. AU pur.ch;jrses mUll In jfaid on dav Of'sitlG'. Plus 4 /2% Sales Tax .Rool Reparr • YardC1eari-llp IISI, balance.$4950. While desc:rlptfons are bellevedcorreef. the AlJttlone~r"C1r' Owners mbkii riO W~r-rantrt!s of ' $38,472 list, biilance $16',899. utI" gOiU'anlees as.lo genulnel'les$, aulhentlcltv ()" or defect In any 101 inCfwUI nolbe h.fd responllble' \ 'l'rash Reltllival ~ i!Iwafdl!~to ARMAOILLO S'1"UOIO. and Gallery. 85+. Mph WI, or' better. Cheap lor lItIverlising discrcpill1c1es or lr'ultCurifclcs. An safes,' att! final. When thlli> successful" CustaDi BuiltStorages Stained 'glass WindOWS, I!llllpshades, bldd..r. nuver i1cctP~!Hull respOnSibility 'or' all pur-chilies made and /iOrds the Au-cWo Company freighC. Lacal. Dan. Nloo.521Hi075. an~ 0w.n~rs-"ee 0' any,liability In ~he event (lftheffor dls~pj:)Jarani;ebliin')'lfems pUr'\:hi$ed. AU· 378-8394 anytime rcpah'Hllnd s~pplies: White Moun!liill pur.ch".s,S must be c:;hecli.edout bV anautnotltedAudlort Comp.inv',tepreielitatlve be(et.leavln" }: . pottery, palntmgs, Jewelry and fur premises. • niture. 2639 Sudderth - 257·5278. 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, . .. ) .. . . Mon!lay, Milrch9,19l!1 RUidosO" "':M.l News ~P;l!Je 7 SMA! ,I., TRAlU1R - for renl; Suitable for • •. "', , .' -. .', .' . .~. 'Ii- , ", . single persol1 orcouple. 257-4418.K.7lHfc .' ~N'1'/lJl)A.$1il""/)Yda)', week, month-3·.....ha Iittl 'Ia'od" " bedroom, 4 i blllh,.Con'do; fllrnlshed.· I.~..ry ..sa. ,e ,. .E~<1ellcnt location., All bUb! paid. Con· "",' l/lctWiUIlim Smilh 11/0505-2Q1·924B. 8-55- TRAIl.ER SPACES - D Street, Ruidoso He .. 1, '.. ' Qow,ns. Multsal)ly. 3711.46,39 or37f1.4802.' • RESO A·5.tfc ' ' ==""'" . ' ' THRlJ)EB1i1DROQM ;...: IWO bathllQUBe. PROPERtIES, :INC.· ·cozy 'H0USE 'FOit RENT -Three Stl)Y~: re(Ii'::llrat,or,' drl\plls and Clil'Pet. -," , bwroom, 2 bllths, 2 fireplaceS, $65D pel' Jim '~~Wmonlh, W..l~r Paid. Call 915-!l77· "!onth. Call 257-99li8 days and 257-4841 a~17. '. R-73-Uc ~~t.·ryWh(·r~·'flil~i 1H1W',~ ~':. MUrY w("nl,lih(l' mghts '. ' ' '. , , , , . 83-8IP Ihulrcllll'$lul(' WUH1i SUllJn(l hlV('tllment. '" ··(ar...... er So. Shl' lJS('U il lilll<' I(W('':iI~e 10 I{l"l S.IUI1l:"d 257-9077 nnd h(}u/.(hl :'iU1l1(~ urhcr own" Now sh(·'h~ut a. .. :'RENTALS ' fmc !>l1.cllt'f find u_h('d~c .IWollnsllnOalton. ~ Open 7 Days AWeek . KITCHENETTE, CABINS ...,. and aPart & Associotes t57.5001 -Col!do...iniu",s-Townhomes -J..II(l" fm. fOh" ('()Uld c'X('hun#;l:c hcr pfQper'ly ments for rent by the" week or month. nnd wah.'h fll~r 1IU1~' bInd wow InlO U big cslate•. Realtor$ . ..' -C..bins -Homes . ·fh'r CENTUHY21" InVt'stmenISpef,"l~lI1i1 A; Redbud Cabins and apartments, 257. Att~ ("un heJp. H("f1'hllou~h wUho~J.·r 7,.500 8:30 M. nt s:oo P"M. 7989. c ". . E-65-tfc ,In,!sbroQk Village, Villilge, CI-;N1UIW 21 JlfflC'!:S ucroS!' N()I1h Ihncri(,'iI. One Block East Of Other Lociltions. ' MaI"Y'('on IJ)Vcst In llnythlng fl1lm upurtml'nl . Betty Patton, aroker Daily, Weekly/Monthly, '. (~ompJc.·xt's 10 farms, Acrosslhl' street.· , .. The. Pizza Hut Or.u('ms!> the counlry. A CENTURY 21 257~2397 TRAILER FOR RENT - two bedroom !!eilsonal ~ates. . Invco:ilmeOI $pccJaUsll'un help you 100. , aval1able now, ideal lor Small young' ,Ori Sudderth Drive ~" . Ron Smith, . Cull now and nod _QU~ how !JOU ('un ~e_l; .... --family;' In town yet secludw. Call 505 ;(111111:" land .lhul's sure In grow. Richard Cothrun Peter Strobel So'nja Hortronft \ , Doug Bass & Associiltes CENTURY 21 • .....'!:17-5636. collect (evenings best).1't.jJ5-4tc . We"rr'thL' MLS 257~2109 n6~4696 378-43t2' :;;;;~;;I~;'-' 505-257:7386' . ·lnYestmc:nl PRIVATE TRA.ILER SPACE·":' with .- Ruidoso. New Mexh::o BB345 RiCal Es'lall' " ..21 a ,.' .• . " ,', Professionals '/leW in DownS. 37f1.4611-, pleaSe no calls" • ,, . (!/ (or'you. Paulo Stirman, Sid Alfold Rick Evans Martin Rose '1$17.000. Mm:ntain Home sUb., 1 Su.nelayS, . , 'Mc-71.lfc RUidoso Re..1 EI-t..te' Co. , .I . _ . 3 bedrooms, ,balli, gOOd. Do_ 1311 JB~ .1- .1...•· .• 257-7804 257-4837 251-96322$1':5641· 'rentall'rDperty. ' RUi.ddSO, .New NCtWliCo 11345 THREE BEDROOM - two· bath, un REAL ESTATE: SO$,251,~OU Large ,101. Goll course' 10 'Pro'e!slonlls., ToS,rve You In 'Bill Hirschfeld, Propertv Menegement/Sole~ 257-9212 Or ,2S7~451S ' furmShw,,$335, $JOO depoSit. 257-5468: 85 1 2tp . Estates. good 'View on 5th ~ROPERTY FOR SALE - ill capitan. 4 give word t9you,- 'falrway. PoSSlbl,e ownerl .RU\it\fu our lots, 5O'x150' each. willi 14'x70' mobUe 1980 Clinllolrv 21 Rial Ellita CCllPClI.llon • Reg,m"edTrallfllmll'" 01 g CflI(lI....'l'21 a••IEllalll COIWr.'10" P""'lId."U S,. , :nancln , .' . t borne. Fenced, buUt o,n porch and car· Ear;t1 otflr;.lalndalpe,,"'nllr 1I....d .ndOlMJ'atad, EXCEJ,LENT LOCATION ON SUD E'q\lal "o....I,nll Opporl~"II,II. @ --~~--- pnrt. CaJl354-2377, after,5 p.m. 85-4tp. Can ThePropertvPros DERTH ~ approximately I acre "L" " • Shaped lot with 90', frontage on river. '. Excellent for new business with. Some HOMES OFFICE-CONDO IN:PROFESSIONAL CENTER. rllPm for parking. Close to Chamber of .Excellent opportunity to become a limited partner Commerce. Call COULSTON & $145.000. El Dorado Heights. 3 . In tax sheltered investment. Call Peter. ASSOCIATES REALTORS at 257·5184 or bedroom, 2'h bath, dog run. evel)lngs,257-5453. C.jJ3-2tc view. .- . V?R~ NICE MOBILE,and lot. Excellent condition, $385.000, Whlt,e Mtn. H3,' 3 14 ~B2 ,3 BR., 2 bath, fireplace and well situated on NOW LEASING - for the racingSeason bedroom, 2'12 bath, a nice level, wooded lot. You 'can see this by calling cabins, homes, condoS. Call Bill at luxorlouslyde~oraled,view. ~lS Betty. Resort Properties. Inc., 257-9212. R.jJI-lfc ------CAMELOT.MOUNTAIN REDUCED $8,500 FOR , RUIDOSO PERFECT I~V ESTME NT CON DO. Two bedroom, FURNISHED - two bedroom, I'.... bath. 1 IMMEDIATESAI:.E , 1 /2 bath, furnished and has a good assumable loan house. 'OX" area, fireplace, $400/m~nth, Thre~ houSeS. ham, ~.5 , ' , 257·7377" • 257-7;168-or 257·7477 and prov.en rental recofd~Pri.ced in low 40's. Call all utilities paid. 21>1-5937. 81-4ip a~reS' Some .owner 304 MECHEM DRIVE-- . [BEHIND CAMELOTTHEATER . . [NEXT~RTOBENNETI"SI Richard. .',, , ' Ih~anc!n,g. " , , OR ATTOPOFMOUNTAIN) PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE - for ---'-~--- . BUCK MEYER DIANA MEYER KEVIN HAYES CREE MEADOWS '-3 BR., 2 bath, furnish~d. leaSe or purchase as Condomiriiwn. 257·7477 257·7477 D 2);7-4497 Sierrll Professional Center, 257·5146 or DICK ~L GRACE CLARKE AN BARROW Newly ~emodeled and on a beilutiful tree covered ,:;.. , lot;Owner will finanj::e.Cali Bill.. 257.7:tll. W.7f1.tfc LOTS 257-9308 Secretary %57,,754f '. . -...... , ~ .- 0.. • • $13.500. Sierra Blanea Sub., EXCELLEN't SITE'for solar house! Beautiful,6.5 NICE FURNISHED CABIN - with view•. acre tract. Overlooks RanCho Ruidoso Owner fireplace. UUllUes paid. rellable per manent tenant wanted, No pets. Call $13.500. H1f1h Mesa Sub•• view, "~ financing w/low down, low Interest. call Rick. Tularosa, 585-4461 or257-7424. W-71·tfc lull membership. Alill 101, good building slle, BEAUTIFUL 10 ACRE TRACT in Palo Verde ...t. FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM AFAR $15.000. t.' Canyon, near Biscuit Hill. Lots of trees, good TMENTI; - good location; $175/month '"_ c~ building sites, fantastic views. Owner financing. $22,000 -each, two lois, oul· . and up. all bills paid. Call 257-5185 or257. ,. .."~ Call Paula. 5819. ' H-B3-5lc standing views. in exclusive SubdivIsIon. A MUST TO SEE. This very attractive and well $25.000. Whi.le Mounlalil. ONE BEDROOM - furnished, small owner will bulld. appointed condo, close to everything. Perfect house. May be seen at Western Office location for y?U race ,fans. L~t ,~onia show y9,lI..-t/1l.!", •. Equipment. No pets. can 257·2089 or257· $15.500 ea•.h, eleven lots. Golf beneflhlf:Ownmn one oHhes~·iJriils. .' '<' _ , .... 'c~ 1. '. 5509. ' .. ,.,' ,'•• ,. W-'14-lfb' "c.ll.Il.U!l.'hEsla&.e8... ".-OwaeJ>. ~& , , HlI' fI • flnanclng, goll course SPECTACULAR NEW HOUSE, designed by ar· MODERN ATTRACTIVE _ I and 2 membership. good level AT mETOP OF CAMELOT MOUNTAIN, be prepared lora truly spee\llcular bedroom apartment. Furnished with building lots. view 01 the lake at lhe Inn 01 the MIn. Gods and Sle!'J'll BlaqC8. We have 5 chitect, in very privilte, wooded setting withe best excellent locatlon. No pets please. can LAKEVIEW ESTATES TOWNHOMFS to cboose from. Tbese 3 bdrm./2~ bath • mountain view. Stunning Aspen interiors, vaulted 257-2978. A-67.Uc MOBILE HOMES cedar and slurro unllS leature sauna-jaccuzzls, wet bar, al....condilloalng. all d!i1ings, skylights, sun room ilnd beautiful green k11~hen and utility appllanecs. fireplace In master bedroom, and cedar decks. house w/whirlpool. This' 5 BR., 4 bilth, home WANTED - 3 bedroom, 2 bath home to $12,000. nleely furnished, 2 AI$1I3.000they area good buy. FInancing available. ' w/3.000 sq. ft. hilS detililed craftsmanship' rent. partially lurnished. Call 257-5983 bedroolq. Mobile only. throughout and all the extrasyou would eXPllcf. For after5. J·76-Unc VISTA DEL LAGO TOWNHOMEli. nearing eomplellon, are designed with an ilppointment, cilll Peter. ca.,ual eleganre and the spaciouSDell8 01 2,250 sq.lft, with calhedral ceilings. THREE BEDROOM - furnished, sleeps We Can Assist You cedar derks overlook the 1M of the MID: Gods. At $130.000 l10d $133.000. these 10. $50 a day, weekly rales. (817) 738 In Any Type townbomes ~ompare.lavorably laamenltywllh much moreexpensive unlls. . YOU'LL FIND PERFECT PLEASURE in this roro. H~~Uc I beautiful, brand new, 3 BR., 2bath home, featuring Of Real Estate Need. RACQUET COURT CONDOMINIUMS. located west 01 the Swim and Racquet i lovely country kitchen and well designed living TWO BEDROOM - furnished and un. Club. conlain 1.452 sq./fl. dIvIded Into 2bdrm./2'h baths plus anenclosed single area, and il greatview, too. Call Betty. furnished apartments for rcnt. $235 JIM CARPENTER car garage wllh large owner's closet. In Phase I. we have au. S84.SOO unit with • $275/month. no pets, We pay water. call Res. 37f1.4003 soulhem exposure and eXIra wlodoWll 10 lake advanlage of the view. On pre 251-9518, afler 1:00. R.jJI-6lc JACK SHAW sales we are customizing to owner desires. Phase 2 conslruellon 18 units) to I INNSBROOK VILLAGE TOWNHOUSE. Two Res. %57-23lil commencelnaearfuture. bedrooms, ,2 bilths, nice decks, double garage, BAilroill HIGGINS 1 - 2 BEDROOM APART. Res. %57-4817 . ALTO VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM, situated on the 9th falrwl1y, with regular perfect location on the golf course. Furnishingsare membershIp Is a goller'. dream. Four bedroom. 2~ bath plan with double car MENTS. Furnished, color • immaculate. Call Richard for a showing. garage. Owned by a hOr5eDll1D, Ills In top condition and priced competllively• <'. TV, phone, cable, laundry , MLS ~: TH1S EXCEPTIONAL 3 BR., 2 bath home has been filcilities. Starting at S300. ALTO ALPS CONDOMINIUM, Inld out In a neat2bedroom/2 bath plan, you will '.-. Cree Milnor Inn, 257-405B. enjoy the solt view and pleasanl setUng of the C1ubbouse and tennf. courts. reduced over $10.000.00. Adobe construction w/lots Excellent renlal record, thIs well·malntalned unll has a low Interest $34,000 . of quiet river frontage. Call Bill. mortgage and nogollable equity. , • 22 UNIT CABIN OPERATION with Mechem and river fronlage In area where • BRAND NEW CONDOin Brand New Pinon Park commercial property bringing $5+/Sq.Ift. A very attracllve operatinlU • beautiful view of Sierra Blanca. Priced right 1iE'NTAlS statement makeS thiS well.managed huslness doubly worth considering If yoU • w/Sierra Swim and Racquet Club membership. Single rooms, efficiencies. duplexes, homes. furnished/Unfurnished qualify with $155,000 toInvest. Call Bock lorparticulars. call Rick. TWO - 30,000 sq.1ft. VIEW LOTS and owner saya gel offer. Very good neigh ,.• some with paid utilities - $150. and up. SORRY NO PETS! borhood. , TWO LEVEL HOUSE with two lots, fenced, would make excellenl rental In. ,• UPPER CANYON LOT, only $5,000.00 - neilr Get ready for the racing season by renting early. ~ entrance to reservation. View lot in Glen Grove is vestmeat because each level Is self-contained 2 bdrm./ibathunIt. $69,500•. · good building site. Call Paula. Rates go up on May 1st. TOP QUALITY, SUPERB VIEW, MOfIVATED SELLER - If you are In the .market lor a 3 bdrm./3 hath cedarhome with numerous special lealpreS. don't ~R., Call Jim George or "E. J." Fouratt aHela Easter Real Estate 257·7314. overlook Ihls mounlnln-styled home In presllgtous Country Club Eslales. FAMILY HOME - 3 2 bath, large yard, Assumable 9'h% mortgage. Call Buckfora tour. oversized dOllble car garage. Year round location. Call Sonja. PERHAPS THE BEST 'tRACT in Alto Village! Most suitable building site with level entrance, S"EGAL CHARMING MOBILE 'w/deck, landscaped, furnished. wooded, panoramic view and 1.6B acres. Owner will OF. Owner anxious to sell.$39,ODD. , "J carry some paper. Call Peter.' . WEEK: ,.· TWO B·EDROOM, 1 bath cabin on Main Street in " · preferred Upper Ciln.yon. Lot zoned commercial. ·. . FOR REAL ESTATE .FORMAtIOtI CALL US! PHONE 257·4228 Low 40's will buy it. Cilll Rick. ACREAGES: BAcres in beautifullociltion. $56,000. Three bedrooms, 1:¥4 bilths, 12'x65' mobile, '/2 acre lot, nice • LOVELY UPPER CANYON HOME. Three 10 Acres, wooded, close to new airport. $65,000, terms. view, $27,500. bedrooms, 2 baths, in IQw 50's. Cali Pa.ula. $ Acres, close to proposed new airport. $32,500, terms. CABINS: ., 15 Acres, 3-5 acre tracts, Capitan areil. $10,000 w/terms. COuntry cabin in pines, easy access, new. $31,000. VERY NICE MOBILE HOME, excellent condition, 5 Acres, Capitail, with two buildirigs. $12,000 w/terms. River cabin,2 bedroom, 1 ba'th, with fireplilce and furnished. 14'XB2', 3 BR., 2 full baths, fireplac~ and well COMMERCIAL LAND: 150' orrriver. $45,000. • .I situated on a'nice Illvel wooded lot ,in Wingfield 11 Oxl 00 on Highway 31. $23,000. ,• lTOxlOO on Highway 37. $27,000. River cabin; 3 bedrooms with fireplace, furnished. Only 3 Homesteild Subd. You can see this.one by cillling years old. $69,500/terms. • Betty. 105x178 on Highway 37. $26,000. ' .. • 200x146 on Hi\lhway 31. $19,000. . HOMES: .. ,• , ., ME Terms ilvailable on all. •• MOBILE HOS: . , Just Listed: lovely home on Coif Course, 3 bedrooms, sunny • den, art room, 2 car garage,.large liVing room andkitcihen • Large-double wide w/excellentview, large deck, 3 bedrooms, • 1 baths,beautifully furnished. combination, nicely landscilped. Full club m(!mbership, • Assumable loan., ", .RESORT. '. • • •, • PROPERTIES, INC.. •, ~- WHIILOCI(&LYLE,INC; •• Drawer. ·WlO Ruidoso,N. M.8a34S DON J. LYLf!,2$7.2763 ' . . . . 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:. - 0 __• . . -~ " .,Mountain 'Vie. Estates • ·panoramic views .reslricted 1,ls , ·undergrou.... ulililies .paved roads , " Hul~ Trai.~' WOODSY SECLUSION - This 2 bedroom, 10/4 bath home in Glen Grove Sales Office Ro"iI, a.... Timber has all city ser:vices plus good access and an assumable low interest loan 257-5828 of $29,500;' Expensively decorated and priced at $73;500.00. HOMES, CONDOS, $142,000 3 hedrllom, 3 hathtnns' COMMERCIAL TOWNHOUSES bro,ok Townhouse + loll. ' $20,000, ALG&CC III. '$72,500 '2 offices aod apt. with $113,500 Alto Deer ParkII. ample parking. , $52.000 NEW 3, bedroom, 1 balh, $150,000 4 bedroom, 2'4 bath on 3 , , OFFERED BY BOYKIN rock fireplace, If.! acre wooded lots, beaUtiful'sIODe patio. ' lot. $103,400 180 fronl II. commercial One 01 Ruldoso's better homes lookIng dowu over Ihe mainslreel and looking $155,000 3-4 bedroom, 3 bath, ENTIRE SUBDIVISION lot nexl to new professional up "I Ihe While Mounlain. Three lare.· bedrooms, large garagc, beaulilul bulldlug. "' , Innsbrook Towpbouseon Jake! , ; .. Iin·pli,..•. N\Wl For lulormalion lI...ull). ealt257.7718. • Thunderbird Heigbl•• A lolal of $265.000 ,9,uDlI aparlment eoUl" , NIK:AI. eANYON PROPERTIES: LOTS 39 lots onl)' minUles from plell~ 211 1ra('1 2a('r<.° tral'l downlown Ruidoso. Owner will at'n' sell ,by Ihe 101 or the enUre subo -.;. .... 511 ""f(' Irael I a,·r.· lruet $7,950 Sun Valley, J,2 acre. $320.000 Oue of Ruidoso's newesl ,- c. division. Lots priced frOm $4,500 and finest restaurants: Superb n 11 8('rt· tract and ..thl'r" ... 4 $8,900 Allo High Mesa I. wllh ownedlnaDclng. City waler. I~,:.:tf~~.u::.w=/o~w:.:n~e:..rf:.:l~na:.:n~e~ln!!!g<:.!~'_ $10,000 Alto High Meaa fil. 'NEW RENTAL BOYKIN RE'AL ESTATE $77,600 fumished" 5 bedroom, 2 ACREA~E Box 490 648-2577 bath, View + seclusion! " DEPARTMENT Carrizozo, N. M. 88301 . 648-2265 $11,000 Alto Lakeside Estates I. ~ Ten acre eslales, Magado Creek, $79,900 N~w 2 bedroom, 2J,2 balh Dally, weckly. monlhly. townhouse w/golf meplbershlp. $11,250 Alto High Mesa fil. $24,,$33,000. Easy tenn.. 10% down, 10% Inlereslfor 10 years. $94;500 2-3 bedroom, 2 balh, new $12,000 ALG&C~ vn. home on Ruidoso river. , $12,500 Alto High Me.sa I. WOODED ACREAGE 15 & 18 Adjoining beautiful wooded aerea with national forest bordering 2 sldea. $115,000 3 bedroom, 2 balh NEW Spring runa lhru cntlre acreage. Road Inlo properly.OWuerFlnauelng! modJlied A·frame. Sierra Blanca $16,000 Alto Deer Park III. view on secluded bul c1nse-ln ... acre 101. ' 80 acres beautiful wooded acreage only 2'mUea froUl dOWDtowoRuidoso. Road. ---~-- already f1aggcd for 3 to 7 acre tracts. Creek nmnlng through porllou 01 land. Assumable noles aDd addilional ownerfinaDclng, SELLERMOTIVATED!!

.,Located In The Northwest. Corner. Of Innsbrook Village - Higl1way 37 Drawer 2290, Ruidoso , Doug Boss - Broker ,DradJohn50n-SalesMgr. Res; 257-4775 Bernita Johnson Ron Smith Jack Samuelson Bill Happel Peggy Gowdy Res.: 257-4775 - Res.: 336-4282 Res.: 257-9476 Res.: 336·4750 Res.: 257'4735

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As you swing the axe and smell the Today, on March five, winter h,as moved wet cedar, juniper, pine or pinon into the mountain land, bringing the especiallY when mingled with the frosty cautious advance of spring to a temporary smell of the flying snow flakes, - you feel halt. ' the smile break upon your face and an old On March the thlrd all the cows came familiar feeling surges up inside you, down from the hills, after quite a spell of making you feel llke giving a greatshout of absence from their beloved river, and joy. , ' '. spent the day in lelsurelycontentment, For long I thought this enjoyment in resting under the cedar trees. ' chopping ,wood was just wltll me, yet I Suddenly, In mid afternoon, you looked have come to know that It Is universal for them llIId they were gone. That nlght after all. Where It comes from 'who can came tile driving rain and'drops of half tell? Is it a sense of security, an assurance, rain andhalf snow. This sig/llll of the cows of comfort and shelter from the stormy of a weather change never falls.' blast, a feellJig of our strength, a touch of Yesterday, on the fourth, aU the hill tops home and fireside? , all around the vale were covered with Some, tlnie ago I bad' hear!! tIIa,t " snow, aMthe west wind was blowing all in President Reagan wail fond of clIopplng , a world of moving sunshine and sbadow wood at his California ranch"home. Just under flying clouds. Little bands of snow theother,day I found out that tills exercise catnedrlftlngdownthevalley,shlnlngand Is also necessary because firewood is glowing In the sun, the snow flakes the ogly way he ilao, heat his house. swlrllng in the wind. Soon the snow was Socnow I know there Is at least one other gone, and out comes the sun bringJ,ng us a person InJh'l world With the only way to spring-w:.winter dsy changing us In a heat his howie Is with firewood. twinkling from thedreamymood of winter And so 1 am ever thankful for Mother to light-hearted feellng that spring is Nature's gift of firewood, as we all are .almost here. grateful for all God's blessings both Today on the fifth, It has been a day of humble and great. winter cold under a sky of BoUd, unbroken X:::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::;::::::::}.:::;:::::::~-::::::;: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:::~: clouds. At times the wind Is stralght out of the north. where heavy snows are falllng, bringing another blast of cold Into the vale. Bookmobile schedule Thls cold, and wind, and solld cloud cover above when It comes In mid-winter brings ------ us Into a sombre mood, 'of wondering, Tuesday, March 10: studying - 01 longing to see the sun. Oasis . 8:30-8:45 However In March this cloudy-wlndyo<:old LIncoln P.O. 10:45-11:45 weather Is welcome, bringing us an un Capitan, dertone of qnlet rejoicing Into our wintery Smokey Bear Motel&. Cafe 12:00-1:00 mood. WhIte Oaks Museum . 2:00-2:30 For we feel the need of this Interlude of Carrizozo ElectricCoop. 3:00-1:15 snow now In our last days of winter - so Oscura 4:3().4:45 thatthe spring may anivemoregreen aM flowery than ever. Wednesday, March 11: SalDt Patrick's Day La Luz Area ADd Spring's Arrival . WhIte SandsStreet 9:0Q.9:45 To know how time Is flying. just ValleyView Street 9:50-111:20 rememberthatSaInt Patrick's Day wJll be HolomanStreet 10:25-11:05 here on the seventeenth, opening the way La LuzPlsza 11: Ill-II :55 for the arrival of spring on the twentieth. La Luz School 12:05-2:15 The welcome winter weather glves a La LuzAcres 2:3Q.3:15 signal that we may have a traditional Shady Grove Tr. PIt., springtime with all the new grass, young ElleenSt; 3:3().4:15 leaves !lnd blossoms all springing forth ShadY Grove Tr. PIt. 4:15-$:00 Just in a day almost, all on the edge of the Tularosa P.O. 5:3l1-1:oo melting snow. , The Enduring Charm Thursday, Marcb 12: Of CbopplngWood Weed School 9:40-11:30 One of the pleasures of winter time that sacramento P.O. 11:45-12:15 never grows old Is chopping the wood for PInon Store 1:10-2:30 fireplace, heater, or cook stove. Hope Park 3:45-4:45 Thelma Jennings At the Hospital announces the opening of February. '.fl - ADMITTED: sandY Redfearn, RUidoso; Jessie Guardillo, Ruidoso; Phyllis WeUs, Carrizozo; Arthur . Page, Warrenvilla, ,Illinois. DISMISSED: A-I Eric Bruce, Thelma Jennings. ' .February '2lI - ADMITTED: Peggy MINI STORAGE Truebiood. RuidCl/lo; Raymond WellaM, Ruidoso. March 1 - ADMITTED: Lela Mayo, 8x10's 10x12's Ruidoso Downs. DISMISSED: Sandy , Redfearn and Ba~y, Peggy Trueblood and Baby. 'CONGRATULATIONS TO: 12x12'$ 12x24's Mr. aM-Mrs. MarkRedfearn, Baby Boy, 7 Ibs., 12'1. 0:18., February '.fl. . Carrizo Creek Road Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trueblood, Baby Boy, 5 100., 10 OZS., February 28• .at Evergreen SCORE TO nATE: Boys-9 (all 251-94'11 Glrls-.ll

Hanky Panky in Har,mony Valley (or What is an Amber Grls Mine?) . Dinner Theatre Dinner is S8lVed at 7:30, followed by areal, old-fashioned "MeUer Dralflmer" EvelY Monday in Match Reservat;D~sRequjr~4 Call :J18-4147 . II' !8 e I ~ '.- • •••I • t , , . . ' '.\" - -",~'.,.,., .. _' ." ",-- ,.. ,~-- .,. 1" ••. I ., • 1" .• I

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'by , ... ' , . Fred McCaffrey , THERiJIDOSO'.. NEWS I1avll_~ 18~~ c~rIng .. ., . USP$No. 412llOQ .' • . , SA:N'l'A Fl!J,"'" VetllnUl ieglilJatOrs ",hilt al.'e Publlshede/lcll Monday alld '.l'blll'sday by RulclollQ :News, Joc., ..,. ll!8rned not to Ppy attention to co1wnnlsta when they 'get Into acUon? 81& Items 1UIe L, 1712 In Unrell Ilke tIIese. ' . '" baRQlng flrllWor~jand SJIlllI!llng for or Kelllletll Ga-een, President; Waltllr Groon,Vicl' 'PrlllIldent, .lIt f~Ung Sudde!1b Pi'ive"l!J1d entllred u,wClllld. c1llss maUllrllt the Post OffIcll8t ,. . LII\V1D8kel'll know that, all the .J,eglslatlVll \lgllinst .coclcs, ,lind def}'il,lg the , liUldOS(),1IJ.M.0834Ii.'· .' sess!C)Il ,dl'IlW/l near 11$ clllllll,' we'U wring. federplgQVernment bylifUng tile speed . , KenarKlMa.ryGreen ,', ; ", .'Pub~rs our ha~ lIIId .rellllnd t1JllIII of how Uttlll limit, not to QlllIltion PQIIlsblng people wll(l .eale.Dicke,. '••.. ','. ~ .•...... • ~ .•...... ' .- ••.••••Editor they I18ve lIccompllshed /10 far and !Low cut or IltlJerwlse clestrlllr, fencell. CannenEdwlll'dll .. ,,,.. ,., , AdverUlllngMgr, C1~RlI' few dayS they ):lave Illrt 'lnwltlcll to get W!; ..ellef?.Wllll,tb8t's going to . Ky Scott .•...... ' ' '.' CirculaUon Mgr. I!clltorlal rmythIDg constru~ve done.. . '. a cOllfeillnce COIIillIlttee beCs1llle tile, JUdy~st 0"•••• • ••.•••••••• '" ••••' ••• ',' ,-••••••••••CoIt1posins.Mfr•. - JlappePll every Yll8l', audthey're used to Seillltll waJdsf.Q st"us bsckmore than the ' o • -' It. . HOU$e d\Kl/I,. " 'SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE The Ruidoso trulltees Jonlgh't covl(l (Idopt a rate.In- 'Butthis Yellr tblnllllll8ve been'lI Uttle bit And 80InIl other large measures are lIl80 Single copy, 25; ,single Copy by MlIiI,liOc; li montiul out of County,'15; . crease lIcheclUle for wafer Clnd sewer that wlll help different. Prodded by John MersllC)ll, who flnalIy gettlng SOIRll consldel'lltlon.. wIthin Cllunty, $1:\; 1 yt:8r out of CoWity,$18; wltbIn County, $16; H_ alJevlateflnanclal problems plClgving the Water and has boon up lIere 22' yean'lInd knows Welllld two ClIIJdren'" elides flghtlng' Ilellvery, $2 per month. ' , ' whereto prod, they W1'lIPpc!d up thll big eIIell utlmr,llII,Wll'~ the c1llldren will The Ruidoso New/l reserves the ~ to reject advertilling lUld editcopy sewer Dl!partments. money bill wltlcllllllowli stIItll giwermnen.t not. TIl"1've now been IIIen 7'•••••••••••••••••••••"'•••••••••• ,', ••••: :.>•• servlce-ls to continue to beprovided. . , . trIeS to cure and lmagln8nt, In ...... ';'O ~.~.~••••• ,.':0"-•..•••.•••...... "'-•.•:.: r, .-.•••••••••...••..•.•••..••.•..•••••. .•..•••••••••••••• ItIs that there sre more members of the II sIng!e lJ1I!U1ire. It1lu gotten flIttllr, all . Leglsljlture than ever before In bilItGry lesl$totll mve thougbt of'a few I119re We alsO feel that this Initial rate incre~se Is only part who lI8vetheir heads down In their own thIn8a they WI!J1ted t(lllllng on It. (Not aU ruts lind are dIllng notltlng lit aU but who add tblngs' to your bill IIril being 0' the 'solutlon tothevll'ag~·s·problemsInp.rovidlng positing ,for tIIelr very own pro)ectll and helpful. SometlJnes they hope' enough Clipped comment water an(l sewer service: ~ . • 0 • • bills. lICCOUrtreDlentll will help It sink oflts , . . , • . 'l'118t's not unlq\lllin blstory; livery year weight.) • . . II . . ' . 'leglslatore do that.· And we haVe the b1ggest,lIInglecon· In our opinion the truste~'shoulQ irrmedlately begin PRIORITIES FOR .racketller\ng, he noted. are DIOre·lJn. But tI11s Yellr It bu reached epIdemic struetlon-money· bill In the history of the Fill portllnt than '''trying to l'llZZle-dazzle"yOll work to transform two departments Into proportlllllll. state, for 49'l million, to build prisons these Attorney General Wl1IlaJn French SmitII with a lot of IIt8tlstlcs on relatively in SOIlnd, profit mailing, buslnesll' enterprises. Both It's like having. 22 players on tile which will be outdllted.fin yeai'll after bu let It he known that lie, Intends to in significant crimes." TI1lIt Is sometblng football field, ellCh playing bls own in- they are flnlsbed and overcrowded lifter .crease federal Involvement In the Ilffort to 'deparlments should be operated as are thlt public depc!ndent game. . ten. . '. . Attorney Gllneral SInltb sIIoU1d ponder clleck violent crime. Offlcla1ll high In tile well before ~ for a shift In priorl,tle& ufililies. as a business, as'a profit making business. . ". '. The reuonfa B1Inple, of counse: Up bere It's no wC)llder tile aforementioned John Federal Bureau of InvllSUgaUOII ·beUeve - Alamogordo DaDy Newl tI11s year there Is no gaJile plan froiD MerMon, who !las been WlItchlng the bUls t/IIs could only be dOlle either by in lUly!lody.TIleulderiJlg? Now that's not qulle true ~ Special :Now tbe difference In Arbor DlIy dlIlea Is ... tltclty'a so burned up there's more liV hnmaterlal •.. 'C8Ul1e It ain't IIOnatlou1 than tile IIsWI1 fire In Ills eye .•• lUld In AllYouCan Eat affair...andnottoollW\l'elfOl!l'liGatat. Lucky'. case, where there's fire, there's CJbservll It ••• 1IO one ArIxlr DlI1 elate'. IP8rk11 ••• I!J1d he'a busY spreading the $4.75 gClOd .. IDot!Ier, ....."that the vets had best pay some at- The RUIDOSO NEWS And clllJ#8tulatloos ••• P'Aybe tWen Ii tentiM to Wb8t Stockman's pre.achlng to Now Located llttleallll~nce ••• IhliUld be showered S-flln.·' InMidtown upon tbe WClQJaJ1's C1!1b'soak tree ~What got Lucky's dander up W/lS when . has Aluminum ·Sheets' CLoSI:DWI:DNESDAYS ... whleb could eve~1IlIl1y teault III beleamlldtbat8tocklnlm'sp1anJJcall.iora busIIeIi of lIcoma ° •• wWeIl could tend to 2$ petc:elJt reduction In beneflts to velerllllll PHONE257-5451 Increase our local squirrel pojiU\atillll • •• • •• clci8lng two vetel'lUlil hospitals .•. and Available. •• . espec\IIlly ot tile tree cllinblng varlet)'. cutUn&.down onllei'vlce. to· cardiac . , 1 ' • )lllUeJds ••• on dialySis macblnes ... 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NewHIJUfI putting yoiat'llteeII t1Iu.mb to work bother LllC1I:y 111I that muell, excejitln' he' i ~tIngtreestlillt'U8ddIIlOrtgreentothe f/gIlrfs SW'num needs: a nttle briefing on J. 6a;ni. : 2.p.m~ IIndlIcape KNMB wanta an you green .,twas •• '.and IS ••• and, by jlnlde.s, -roofing ...oumbeft to coJUdthe COUnty Aleat· LliClI:fd bel a happy \'OlUlItller to do tile \ i ~' lIdll~ Monday.- .Frlllll¥ 4p.m. 'tn closing, (except ThIlrs.,'.' J' ••• and get aU the dOpe lIII .mer.1D _ > , lreet w_t Idnd'D do belt how to lUnt Stoclill1lln, •• 111I yC)jl goltiJ do bJ offer to ·sieling 'em,~ lakel:al'e'elf 'em •:•Jiast to ptClYe lIsteIr, ~ It. he1llg II definite cGIIcluslon Weekellde 6rl.ill •. 'til'clos!nf y~ , ' yotire Ii _ ..-n tbUlhIlet; that you d get an dor full •:. wby, , Wb1, If'n tbInI,was a 14IQIlgreen.... mIgbt even get an llye 6lI1, If II you dldn t ,·chicken'cooPs .. ' ~ o. . IJIt,$piC;,/1! lfrOwliII III New MGlco .. a ,1Ii,tl!D goCld. ." jCK)d areen trill!

' ..... :. . '. P,ilge 2 -' Ruidoso [N,.M.I News Monday', Mar!;" 9, 1981- •

Game. Commission. ; sets'. 81. -82 big'gameseasCJ.ns '. . 'The State Game Commission set deer, hunters must consult thelr)981..a2 New sheep with one horn atleast 15i11cheslong. exc~ptthosewhohaveheldanibexUcense 'osteopathy that they are totalJy and I!lLIGlBlLITY: i\nyone may apply for elk, antelope eJ1d ather big game seasons Mexico big game ana fUrbearer _, Application deadline, October 2. @Yone ill New Mexico. , permanentlydeperident 101' mObillty on rifle or muzzleleader elk. licenses, for rme February 20, ineludillg the state's first, proclamation, 'whlcll will be available in. mayapply, ellceptthose wllo Iield ~rbllrY ' BOW-ONLYInlNTS ,asslstlve ,devices (Wheelchair, two or mlUizleloader antelope licenses, tropllY hunt fo~ Siberian Ibex. : early~ay.Asupple!l!entary Pl1lC1ll!lllltioll sheep licenses during the ,1980-81 license Antelope: Tres Piedras: August 0.15; crutches. two C;lnes or a wailter) and that Barbary sheep licenses or, II deer entry The rifle hunt for deer wlll be split It)to covering furbearers, spring tutit/!y,$1lrlng year.. .,,",' Fort Wingate, August 22:'23, August 29,30, "this, condition Is C/lused by l! Rermanent; permit who did riot hold II license for the two hunt·periods in the north and t:Wo In the bear imd spring congaI' huntil wlllbe TURKEY" ,Fali: coJncldes with dl,-er septembel' 1:r13, September 19-20 (25 dlsabUlty in bbth legs. species applied for. or an entry pennlt southern half of the state. Deer hunters. avaUable earlier. '.seasons; not all deer hunt areas open for licenses per hunt). Elthar sex. Fort BEAR: Spring: Southwest, Aprlll...June during the 19l1O-81l1cense year. @yone chO?Blng bow or muzzleloader may hunt DEER: Modern, centerflre !IrnlS' omy; mrltey. SJ?~g: Generally statewide, April Wingate llcenses are also valid, for the 1; North, !\:lay I.June 30. Fall: Noi:lh: may apply for oryx, tropllY Perlllan Ibex, durmg bow season with bows (lDd dUring hunters may choose one of four .hunt ..1l-26;.Cimar~an, Johnson Mesa areas, Tres Piedras hunt. ;\ug\lSt,I-November8, November, J3-19;" ,Siberian Ibex.orl1lghorn sheep who has muzzleloader season with black-powder periods: North: November6-Q, Nov,ember AprllU·May 10." . Eilt:Jel1lez, Mt. Taylor, 'Pecos, Luna, southwest: August I-November '22, never helg a New Mellico license for the firearms, rather than being reStricted to 13-19; South: November 20-22, November ELK: 'North, saersmentos: October ,a.. San Mateo,": September 5-i8. Ellher sex. November 27.December 6; White and species applied for. Anyone may apply for only one season or the other. ,27-December 3. Deer and, fall -turkeY,' 12; North,. Southwest: October 16-20, ' Deer: Generally statewide: september Sacramento Mou'ntalns: August 22- a bow ellt or antelope license,includlng Public land elk licenses wUl be Issued by seasOns are concurrent with most deer OCtober ~?8; Clmarron,including Game ,li'-18, Janunry 2-10; sandlas: September5- September ia, November 20-22, November those who held an elk or antelope license' drawings, with certain numberS allowed hunts, Including bow, ,mUzzlelosder IIII!! and Fishpro~erty, october 31-November 18, December 5-January 17; Sugarlte -2'/-December 3. .~, ~' • last year, ..-" for each hunt area and hunt period. Just ,rlfle hwits. BarbarySheep are available as 4; North: December 206, December 16-14. Canyon, September 5...January 10. Either ' unde~ 7,000 pub1lc Isnd elk licenses wUl be bonus species to those purchasing preper' ;\NTELOPE: Northeast, Jlcarilla sex.,(Bear, turkey, cOllgar, Barbary sheep COUGAR: North: April' l..June 30, WEAPONSELECI'ION AND ' 'llvallable, a,!d hunters not drawn for their licensas, as are cougar, mOSt areas. Division of Carson National Forest, as additional species In most areas to August I-November 8, November 13- HUNT ~ERlOD CHOICES ' , flrst-cholce hunt may, If they wish, agree DEER ENTRY PERMIT AREAS: Torreon, September 5-7; Southeast: properly licensed deer hunters. Persons March 31. South: Aprlll.June 30, August I· Deer: Licenses will-be stratified'at time to be assigned to another area. Up to four Osctiras (500 pennlls), 'November 7..a; september 26-27; Southwest, .October 3-4. with' deer licenses vaUdated for muz- November 22"November 27.Mal'l:h 31, ' of purchase for a weapon type (rifle, people may apply on the same fOnn. Organ (200 'Penults), November 14-15; ROCKY MOUNTAIN ,BIGHORN zleloader may also hunt, with a bow only,' BAG LIMITS: Generally, bag limits are muzzleloader '01' bow) of the hunter's Hunters whose mobility Is confined to Texas Canyon' (100 pennits, bow...or SHEEP: Pecos: September 5-13 (UP to 10 during bow seasons.) one antlered deer, one fork-antler~ bull choice. Licenses stratlfled for 'rifle' will wheelchairs, two crutches, two canes or muzzleloader' only), November 28·29; licenses); Glenwood: February 13-21 (up MUZZLELOADER.QNLYHUNTS, elk, With a fork or brow tine at least six also be stratifiedfor the hunter's choice of walkers, will also have a ch(IDce to hunt In either sex. McGregor Range (700 per- to six Ucenses)'. Antelope: Orogrande: October 3-4 (200 inchcs ·IQng: one fork-antlered buck an- one or foUr rlfle "hunts. special areas set aside for them during elk mits), November 21-22 and November 2lI- JAVELINA: Southwest: December 5-13 licenses). telope; one th~ee-quarter curl Rocky Changes In deer hunt :weapons choice and antelope seasons. 29, buck orily. '(400 licenses). ' Elk: Mt. Taylor, Luna, san Mateos, Mountain sheep; fall turkey: anyone may be made through the day before The coinmlsslon.also adopted a Game BARBARY SHEER: ,Generally ORYX: White Sands: December 19-22 Corona, October 0.12; Mt. Taylor, Luna, turkey; spring turkey: One bearded turkey opening of the first season for which the and Fish Department reconuilendatlon ~tewlde outside Largo and Canadian (up to 30 licenses for oryx with typical san Mateos, October 16--20. Bag limit: in most areas, a second turkey may be hunter's license is valid for hunting deer: thatpersonal checks no longer be accepted Rlvercanyons,opendurlngalldeerhunts horns, up to 10 for oryx with broRen or mature bull. takcn in Cimarron-Johnson Mesa areas; from bow or ml1llzleloader. deadline Is . with special hunl applications such as ,to those with both a B-3 Barbary sh~ 'nontypical hom or horns).. Deer: Generally statewide, september anyone javelina; one pear. except a 'cub september 4; from rifle, deadline' Is those for elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, license and a deer license valid for the PERSIAN IBEX: Florida Mountains: 19-27. Buck only. (Bear, turkey, cougar, less than one year old or a female ae November 5, November 12, November 19 oryx, Ibex, Barbary sheep and javelina, season during which they are hunting; trophy hunt, J(lDuary 18-24 (30 licenses); Barbary sheep as additional species in companied by a cub; two cougars, except or November 28, dependillg on the ,Ilurit nor will they be accepted for purchase of Includes rifle bow, muzzleloader and entry bag limit, one male Persian Ibex with one most areas to properly licensed deer a kitten less than one year old or a female period. the license Is stratifl.ed· fo" hunting and fishing licenses bought in pennlt deer hunts. Weapons restrlctlons horn at leasn5 inches long. Anyone may hunters. Persons with deer licenses accompanied by a kitten. Some anterless Ileadlinefor changing from one rlfle 'hunt person or by mail at- Game and Fish applicable to respective deer hunts apply apply, except those who hav,e held a -. validated for bow may also hunt, with a eilt validations will be available, and some period to another Is the day before opening Department offices. .to coinciding Barbary sheep hunts. B-3 license to huntlrophy Ibex in New MelPco. muzzleloader only, during muzzleloader either-sex antelope hunt areas lJIay be of the hunt period for )Vhlch the license Is cashier's checks, certified checks and licenses are also valld January 9-17, Florida Mountains and surroundillg area: season.) designated. Other exceptions are noted. stratified: from J)..I-N, November 5; from money orders will be accepted formaUed generally statewide outside Largo imd non-trophy hunt, JlIIluary 56-February 7 HANDICAPPED HUNTERS' SEASONS D-2·N, November 12; from' D-l-S, appUcations, and those or cash for across- canadian River canyon areas. B-3 bag (lip to 100 licenses); bag lImft, any 'Antelope; Parts of Mesa unlls: October APPLICATION DEADLINES: November 19; from 1),.2-8, November 28. thlH:ounter transactions at department limit: anyone Barbary'sheep. No deadline beardless Jbex. Anyone may apply, ill- 3-4 (50 li,censes). Bag lImft: one antelope Bighorn sheep, all antelope: - July 10. Officers will be avallsble statewide to offices. The department reported It for application, and anyone may apply" cluding those who have held Ibex llcenses; with horns shorter than Its earB., Public elk llcenses: rifle and handicapped change deer license stratifications on currenUy has $18,000 in bad checks It Is including those who held Barbary sheep SIBERIAN IBEX: canadian River, Eilt: T-Bar areaof Gila: October 0.12 (10 hunt, July 31; bow and muzzleloader, November 4. attempting to collect. , licenses dllring the 1980-81 license year. February 13-21', 1982 (two public licenses). licenses). Bag lImft: one anterless eilt. August 21. AIl oryx, Ibex, javelina, trophy Elk: Licenses wID bestratifiedattime of Following Is a summary of general hunt Largo (lDd Canadian River canyons: Bag lImft, one Siberian Ibex with one ,hom Applicants must furnish a certificate Barbary sheep and deer entry perinlt issuance for a particular hunt period and areas and season dates. For details, January 9-17, bag limit Is one ,Barbary atleast30 inches IllIIg. Anyone may appl~, signed by a medical doct!'r or doctor of hunts: October 2. hunt unit. These cannot be chanJ1(ed. .. ~ ~

OFF THE SEA"rEN PATH hunters In the pausing to lean aga1rst towering aspens, to drink . Sacramento Mountains off take brief respite .in the b~auties of nature while they catch their· from their walking forays after big game by- breath before again taking up the hunt. . . 1 ~r-c"" ,. .. ,. ! ' •.• . .'

.' < , , .' • .. , \ . , .. .. ••;.;.;.;.;.;.;•••• I;.;O:.~:.:.:.: •••:.;.;.;.'.;.'•.•.~, ••••.•.,'.' •.•.•'.,. .,.... .• " '• ·.·l·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·..~·.·.·,.·'....·.·.·.~ •.•:.:.:.:::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:·fo:.:;:.:.:.:.f.f.·,·.·;·:·:-:·i::·:·:·:.:~.:.:.:.:.:.:-:·:·x·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~:.;~····.···.···"'.·.·, , ·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·m.·,·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·m.·.·.·.·...•·•••·•·••••••••••••...·.·.·.·.·o'!o·.·1 n~s-,i-d~e I.. 'the .Outdoors"...... ".Y TE:RIU GU'I'lEftRIi1Z ", . • by Gary E:a.tern Ne,o Me~~o Unfve~lty . . Dollahon' " There are those who !Jay lluritlng ill a.' while apac~olit only a few 'Ylll"lia aPllrtin . , .;- cruel spo.rt. And, having partlcipat~!n. tile tlliek pinon-juniper. gr!!wth. My my first elk hunt this paat iall, I now have shoulder and I grinned /IS we Watched Energy credits . 15 pe~el)t of thee~t eor the first $2,000 . a tendency to agl'ee with them. The events B.utch eontinuany check Ills'.rlne as' he by Robert. E. Lewis .apend on quil1lfied itell1ll. The !illIldInuin .,' , and e~tan.cea e.neountered on that separated fJ:Oll} Us. . . PORTALES _ Americans can keep CredIt fa $300, .. ' .... '. , hUI~taU~t:~:r=~~lc~:~t:: us huntheers. ,Shortly after l.Jiltch imd I had aeparated warm in the winter,. e!!!!1 !n thesuriuner . Renewable energy aOJ1!"Ce equipment lIl!d get paid for it by the federal govern. have~n.lnsta~' after Aprl1l9, .. . ago w n a a few yarcis In tlle growth to work a ridge .HOW. .PASSIVE·. SOLAR mliSt llunting lind fillhing 'buddy of In!ne, Butch, out together I wbistledsoftly to him when ment through ~nergr eonsety/ltion, and 1977 to. qualify for a renewable energy sngges.ted we' go on II muuleloader elll a nice bUck deer bounded life III hIS renewable energy aource credlta.· soUrC!'. credit. The equipment m'll't .have '.. hunt. I pretended to Ignore his suggestion dl .ti H ." HEATING WORKS " " Both owners and renters of pel'$onal been Installed new and'@st at leASt five bUt· before I knew It, we both had su~ ree on. owever, I got no response. I JIlOV~ residences are eligible' fClr the energy y~ars" tnItted our elk appllcatlons' whistled louder, but stU! nothing. I During the next JO years, millions ofAmericans ~ilI begin using p~ssive conservation ertdlt If they have lnstal1~ . Qualifying. renewal1le 8nlm!)' sources It was the Thursday ~ 'th Saturd In his direction frantically breaking ; da hId' . ore e . IIY through the brush .while whistling shrI1ly solar energy systems to heat their homeS. The growing popl!larity of this' .' items like insUlation, atorm windowS lind .Iilclude solAr energy-eqUipment for opening y w en ecld~ It ·WIIS lime to 1lIId shouting loudly _ nothing. He was not type of solar design can'be attributed to its simpliCity. effectiveness and. doors... ·" .. ". .' . ..., heating or eopllng'the bomeor for To qualify .for the energy conservatiOn provldlng hot wllter 'or electricity within • shoot W smokepole. So, I loaded up my there, I wondeFcd If he' had .separated reliance on few. if any. mechanical devices. two sulteases of accessories it takes to intentionally. My shoulders shrugged. credit, the home must have belm sub- tlieholDe. . shoot one of those rifles and headed for my So, I picked out another area to hunt and To understand how sohirenergy can be used to heat a home withol!t roof· stantlally completed befQre April 20; um. Wind energy eqUipment or geothennal favo~ite .dlrt bailk, IIccompanl~ by. my spent'the remainder of the day' eXplorlnll mounted solar collectors or mechanical systems. two b;lsic ~eientilk prin· The items install~ must be new and last energy," equipment ..Jor generating elec three y~rs. .. . . trlclty or other fonDS of'energy for p~r· wifi;e. new ballet and did . the new coWitry. AS sundown neared I Ciples need to be reviewed. . ..' . ... new power oa I headed toward ellll1p. First. the sun follows a "low" path across the sky·during the winter. and . Americans can also be l1fedlted for' sona1 home ·use also q\!ll1ify. . was experimenting with had me flinching. Now, our camp was located on a real placing lnsulatiqn on a water heater, Individuals oean obtain 40 percent of the badly afterjust a few shots. However, juat strange Uttle ridge that magically seemtd a "high" path across the sky in the summer. This means Ihe south-facing caulking or weather stripping exteiior first $10,(100 of cost for a inaldInum asthesunwasabouttoset,oneofmyshots to blend in with the rest of the terrain. I windows of a building can .gain the sun's direct rays during coid winter doors and,,, windows,making furnace renewable energy aoure.e credit of $4,000. put a neat·, round hole in the middle of my DliIlsed it by about a mlJe but found the months.. bur not during the summer when the sun's path is higher. modifications, In,tlllllng clock ther-'To claim the er~dlts, complete Form target. My shouldercongratulated me and road which went right by It and arrived at mostBts or other automatic energy saving 5695 and attach It to Fonn 1040. . convinced me the .JlUD was sighted In. . ealDP aboui dark...... setback therm.oStats, and placing a meter AddltionallnfonnaUbn may he obtained Summer 0·---' in their home that displays the cost of' by writing the Forms Oistribution Center, Back in tOwn, I approached my front Butch wl!8 alreadY there. He denied Sun I ...... tri~ \ " energy use. . PostOfflce Box 2924, Austin, Texas 78769 door andheard myphone ringing. I to having departed from me intentionally, \ ' er~lt set my two suitcases down, lean my rifle but I detected a small grin. We compared \, " , The. amount of that can be ob- and requestpub1!cation 903, "Energy against the house and get my key In the notes on our afternoon findings. Butch Winter ,, ' " tained on the energy conservaUon creditill Credits for Indfvldual." . l!!ck all at the same lime whUe my wife admitt~ he had misaed.camp con" Sun , , . . ,-- , ,. :;:i-::;:;:::::~:::~;:::::::;::::::::::::;:::::;:::::::::;:::::::::::*:::::::::::::::;:;:~::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::>.::::::::::::::":::::::=::::;=;=::::::::;:;:::;::::::::::::::::::;:::;:;:::::;:.:_ was chiding IDe to hurry up. Yet, trying to alderab!y that evening, too, describing it ...... _...... W' . ~ ,. , get a key In the door when the phone Is as being on a "strange little ridge." • ringing Is like trying to bait a hook when Butch kept me and his wife in hysterics \ " "---~ · the fish are biting furiously.. that night at supper, not ·with his stories, /\.------?:lJ.· '" Finally, we were in and it was my boss but with his eating. Half way through hill . ',wi('..., . - N Is' s " . Real 'EstateFacts• on the other end of the line. He a noted second steakandseveralpotatoes later, he •. ... I ',,- ~Cr-'> black powder enthusiast and was con· leaned back in hill chair and said, "I'm , ,." ,, apublic service of the · cerned with how my new loads had work~ tir~," referring to hill eating. However, a ! "':- - out. short rest enabled hIJn to finish any _ E Ruidoso Board of Realtors He volunteer~ his services to check my chances fQr feft.overs and he eagerly ey~ rifle out and before I knew it, my gun was a box of endsngered candy. bars which Second. a warm object will always seck to transfer some of its heat in hill hands. 1'he serej'l'drlver he .was then became extinct. I wondered how thill to a eooierobject in an attempt to reach temperature cquiIibrium. As the holding was rapidly elevating my rear man that was six foot. 4 inches or so kept heat is transferred from the warmer object to the coolcr one. a heit now is A condominium simply Is a form'of real verted to cooperative apartments." sight. from getting fat. generated. . estate·ownership, Condominium and cooperative con. . He handed It back and said "Now that The alarm shattered the darkness early Long estabUshed in other countries, the version activity was very Iiinlted In Scope ' y~rds v~ry gunia dead on at a hundred fo; that the next moming and we made our hunt .Passlvesolar technology unites these two principles with arehl <:ondomlnluJD is a relatively pew until tb,e early 1970's, touching few load." My shoulder and I accepted it with plans for the day. We decided "to hunt phenomenon in the United States. It in· American cities. But in the first five years tears in our eyes and I said "You're the togetber. Butch made me close my eyes as tectural.plannlng and special solar materials fo produce a build volves a iilnlted form of Joint ownershlp- of the 1970's, conversions Increased boss." .,, he got hill rifle out of hiding. Ing that can provide its own heat naturally. In olher words, the In that parts of the property. called the dramaticaUy in New York City, ChIcago Bright and early the next morning I As we walked down the road toward the bUilding Itself becomes the passIve heating system. "conunon elements" are owned joinUy by and Washington, spreading to other cities found Butch and hill wife Netta at my ridge we decided to hunt, I reallzed how all the individual unit owners in the as .well. front door eager and readito go. i loaded Butch WIIS able to stay so physically fit. I To understand exactly how this works. consider the following ellampie projecl The individual units, themselves, An average of 8,125 units a year were my gear and bid my wife fareweU. te1llng had to trot to keep up with his long, quick of a simple passive heating system: are the exclusive property of the in- converted to coOperative orcondominiums dlvidual condominium owner. None of the In New York City during the period. At the her I wished she could go too. strides. My shoulder and I grinned as we 'In order to gain as much of tile sun's heat as possible. a house is built so My wife pretendedshe wanted to go and watched Butch continually looking at the other owners in the buUding or project same time, about 20,000 units were con. even went so far as putting fake tears in rifle he was carrying•. that it contains a large expanse ofglass facing southward. Inside the home. have a legal ownership In~erest in that verted ill Washington D.C. and 10,500 units her big brown eyes. AS I head~ for the We arrived at the ridge, spaetd our behind the glass area. heat·absorbing masonry is uscd extensively for the particular unit. in Chicago. Boston, which had experienced truck I heard her mumble something selves about.50 yards apart and start~ up 1l00rs' and walls. Although the concept of condominiums the conversionof only 111 units in 1969, had about "some people haVing to work for a It. The firstfew minutesI could hearButch DU~ing can be traced to Roman times, the con· almost 5,500 conversions between 1970 and UVing " breakingthrough the brush. He could snap the day. as the sun's rays enter through the glass. they strike the' dominium form of ownership did not ap- the end of 1974. Conversions also began to several hours and mlJes later we found a two inch sapUng as easy as could a buU masonry walls and floors. which in turn absorb and store the hcat. These pear in the United States unto the early appear in Los Angeles and San Diego. ouraelves southwest of Quemado In elk. A short tilne later, it was quiet again. heat-loaded walls and floors will then seck to transfer some of that heat to 1960's. Condominiums came to the con- Although conversions slowed In the wake Management Unit 15 stUdying a map Butch had disappeared. One of us ap their cooler surroundings ll::e Jre = Tile basic components ofa passive solar heating system then. are orien· dominium form of ownership to' a wide. be less than the 1979 figure, but the ex directions to do a little seOllting. We both was coming from tation of the dwelling to the south. south·faCing glass or special plastics. array of development projects including panslon of conversion acU"lty in the last return~ he~d at dark, comparing noles of the I raised my and breathed slowly and the usc of heat storing and absorbing construction materials. . conunerclal, industrlal and recreaUonal five .years proves that residential con- elk and the signs we had seen. We agretd through my nose Sure enough it bugled properties. yersions are here to stay. look~ To avoid overheatingduring the day or loss ofheat at night. most passive our area good. be' Ufull' , Before 1970, new and converted Up well before the chickens the next au y. My shOulder, nose, and I went designs also incorporate shading devices for the windows or insulated m ing Butch d I anxl I lted on our way whlstUng and humming eooperatlve apartments outnumbered om, an ous y awa together curtains. Because of their simplicity. the popularity of passive heating' condominiums by more than four to one ZIA ART AND first light. MeanwhUe, we lIlIlde our plans. Later ibatday, Butch and I met back at systems has grown dramatically in recent years. !cooperatives are not own~ outright by FRAME CENTER I was going to sit for about an hour in a camp. "He had a good laugh at getting the unit resldenl Instead. the resident clearing I had found yesterday and then separated again, and the fact that both of In addition. passive systems arc feasible throughout the United States. owns shares In a eorporaUon which is the Winsor &Newton hunt to the west. Butch was going to hunt \IS had miIlsed camp again. I told him regardless ofclimatic conditions. Depending on the region and how well a legal o.wner of the entire bulIding.) ·011. ·Alkyds easl . about an area that was full of elk.slgn and house is insulated. up to 80percent orahome's annual heating needs can be During the 1970's, the POPuJarlty of ·Acryllcs ·Waters several hours later, dawn began to we went back there to Investigate. supplied by a passive system. To meet the remaining heating needs. a back •condominiums far outpaced that of 400 Readymade Frame. break. I looked at our identical rifles Thenwe found it- a tank withfresh elk up system is required. cooperatives. The Department of Housing CenterFor AU leaning against,two different.trees. I deer, and turkey sign. We coogratulated lmd Urban Development estimates that YOIIr Art Needs picked .up Butch s, sighted down It, and ourselves and knew we haddiscovered the At present. there are dozens of passive heating systems available to between 1970 and 1979, about 368.000 rental carrl~ it over beside mine. I COIJlpafed secret to success. It was geUing dark, so, consumers. Some arc eXlremely simple. others are more complex. But 1212 Mechem IHlny371 r~r units were converted to condominiwns PHONE 257·9313 the sight posiUon of both guns, noting back to camp. We found it on the third try. even the most sophisticated passive systems reqUire little more than com· nationwide as against only 18,000 co& Butch s was in the exact position mine had Backatcamp, Netta, who was along just been in before Itwas raised. I shuddered for the outing, had all kinds of wild stories mon building materials and proper design techniques to provide heat with· and. put both rifles side by side. about coyotes surrounding the camp and out mechanical mcans. FInally, it was tilne to depart. I told howling menaclngJy. Apparently Butch Some of the more popular passive heating systems will be discus.ed in ~ Butch would give him a 15 minute head had already broken her of the tx:d habit future columns. as will passive systems that can be used for cooling. startWIth the hope thatone ofusmight nm that most hunter's wives have of teUlng an elk to the other. theirhusbands about all the "game" seen To learn more about passive solar heating. send a stamped. self ad· AS I left camp I thought to Wself how wa1klng right through camp whUe they dressed envelope to; ,. COUSINS' easy thla elk hunting ill. I arrived at my were outhunting. We congratulated her on. Rober/ E. Lew;.•• 1#5-A) P.O. B(}.~ JfJ80. --(b~~ . opening and found a good spot tosit. After her orlglnal1ty. . Gral/d Ceil/raJ Statioll. New York. N.Y.·IOO!? getting comfortable, I sighted down my Butllh "gain entertained at supper. He rifle.. IlIlIde SODle comment about how the lsrge, Restaurant & Saloon . WhatI saw IlIlIde my atomach turn over. black ollves J:OUlng around on his plate was TWO BARS - ONE OUiET •.• ONE NOISY The front sight had a large white bead, the freshest "sign" he had aeen all day. New wildlife specialistatNMSU somethin~ only Butch had on hill gun. The The next morning I decided to sit at tha . Bar Opens 4:30 P.M./Happy Hour 4:30'- 6:00 great SWItch had taken place. water tank for awhUe and Butch was James Knight, Las Cruces, is the new Prior to joining the NMSU Extension I !Il!t there thinking about poor Butch going to hunt in that ~e area. Extension Wildlife specialist at New staff, Knight worked for eight years with RUIDOSO'S OLDEST &,MOST RECOMMENDED carrymgarlfleforwhlchhehadnoideaa,s About 11 a.m., I heard the brush Mexico State University (NMSU). His the Michigan Department of Natural D1NN.~R RESTAURANT lc1: w)tare It would shool Of course, I dldn t breaking directly behind me and knew my aDDointment was effective March 2. said Resources. His work with that 'agency as I . kliow where it Would shoot either. My bull was on the way I fJ:Oze and waited Dr. John Oren, director of the Cooperative. weU as his graduate work dealt with the' -STEAKS - SEAFOOD - ITALIAN SPECIALTIES shoulder and I had a good laugh. I decid~ afnild to turn my h~d. Soon, It was close Extension Service at NMSU, effects of oil and gas exploration on elk against trying to locate him, mainly and I slowly turned. My eyes met with AS a member of the Range Improvement populatiol1$. , .. 3 Miles North On Highway 37 because I had a gun I knew had been Butch's and we both let out a holler. . Task Force, Knight will work with the Knight also owned a wildlife consulting Appropriate Dress Required In Dining Room & Piano Bar carefully slgh~ In. '. We decided to try to 'hunt together interdisciplinary team to analyze wUdlUe firm which helped private land owners set Alrnoat an hour IJad passed when a KA· working our \Val' back to camp. We made J habitat needs especiaUy as they relate to up effective and profitable game BOOM to the west shattered the early conscious effort to keep each other in range managemenl He will also assist management plans. morn;!ng quiet. I tried to convince myself It slghl If one of us wandered out'Of-slght, ranchers, urban groups and government . • wasn t Butch, because he was supposed to. the other would whilltle franUeal1y unto he Ill; hunting to the east, not .the weat. was relocated. Of course, we didn't see =!:~ent~a~~~n'p:b~~and~~:1;~~: . FmaUy, I decided to work my way toward anything, so we decided to spnt up for the 'Village Lodge at Innsbrook Village Completed the shot. . . remaining two hours of our hunt. '. ... . SPt:<.1AI. I detached lDovement In the thick brush When I walktd directly to camp riglltat . KnIght, a native- of Michigan, received Jack Stahl has announctd lhe opening or and froze in my tracks. Shortly, a large sundown, I foundlJutch standing there both hill bachelor's and master's from' Village Lodge, located at lnnsbrook VnJage . . AI. pair of white tennill shoes appeared and I smIUng. HissmlJetold me that!Je,·t<>o, had Michigan '. Slate University in wUl!Jife on AltO.Highway across from the Ranger ., recognized Butch. .. walked directly to camp. We biology. Heeompleted his Ph.D. in wUdlife Sladon. Each ofthe 32 units at Village lodge '.' It was .obvious he had gotten a shot at a congratUlated eachother. Our hUnting trip 1lllIllagement from the University of is a th...... r(lom suite cbntainmgliving rO(lIll, bUll elk buthadmisaecl, so I decldi!d I had ended with success. We didn't bag an elk,. Michigan. .. fully"'Cquipped kitchenette, bedrO(lnl.and better sneak off. .. .. but.we had loundcamp: bath. In addidon, each suite(ealuresawood T<>o tate, he ~aC1 spotted me. . We'realreadyptaanlngourheuhunting bumill$ fireplace, wet barandlwocolorTV's. He approached while making trip. ; .' . wilh in·room movies. derogatorY remarks about my gun, abOllt . .- "Each. (lne (If our suites Is ideal for up t(l' me, andabout a certain boSS, He explained four .,..rson.s," said Stahl, "The' living room. he mlssed II big boll stalldlng at no more .~ntaills a hide·a·bed and' the bedro(lm cali than. 40 yatds. Theil, While reloadlng,an be t10std off f(lrprivaI:Y.· We've planned e\lel:l blgget bull stepped out and non Villa~e Lodge 10 be the uuM,t In re:;Prt chalantly" walked Iltf. It had nevet even living," Stahl cOlltlnued. "Ollr guests have entered hill mind to fillillh reloading and full use ofallJnrlSbrook Viliagefacllttiessuch .: •• l.tY and get a shot...... asswimming, tenllis,g(lJ(and trout flshing.in , . L prodded him aboUt "boll fever" .. , the stClCked pond. Initial.'Il«UplIl!cy tates ...... nevetthel .. . h«!' lnslstetl we trade rifles . hav~ been: very high, so reservations are nee- '.. For Infortnation and tesetvatiOI1S,. ~ll IIOll 2j()J. RUidoso, NeW Meltk(1. 88345. ror blIek. My~oUlder ~ghed deJec;tedly. . '1. ":::::::~::'''':.,..:-::'':'':''::':':'J i;.'i.~ary'" said Siahl; . .. . (505) 1$7·9021 ~r wrile Vtllage lodge,.P.O, . rree color Iileralllte.'. . ,I . " We decided to worJtlllit II rldglHilgethet ''10. . .'-.. . .. ,~;:.~ 'C •• . .., .' ", " , '. .- C-. ~_...... ~_t.L;. ~.. ,.... , / I, ,, , , '

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• p. : , ,,~, Sullivan S'ecurity Service 1BLOCK OFF SUDDERTH I~~"""";"'.~; ~,car,~iQjn~ for home~ in the Ruidoso PHONE ON CA~RIZO CANYON " \1 area since 1978. 257·7925 ROAD ". . . :" REMIMBER ••'. ':':: Nightly patrol • Anticipate your needs, ., :--, Private Investigation SAlIlTE TO CHAMBER MEMBERS .. : Call usat257~4001 to place ':' Call354-2664, Capitan • your Want Ad I .. . ,:,' SecUrity LIC 118m ima_fraieh.~M_el;Jrof_"m.. PrlVale Inml Lie .1B m ~ ~. I~' ~~I~OLE ',' t.·..,...... •; ~ i: .', *' , 1M me. of1M RfjsoV*'CllmlwofCrllrnem ', I1 ' ',""-,'1;';-" ,t;' 'fiACO" , ~ I,,~ ',;,._:.J ' ,',', ' ' ~~~- SIERRA: , , :1i~:1 ~ ;1 ~. Mexican 'Foo~, . , .. >,. Prinlhlg &I1uJJber Stam~ . .ITo &t .lnOr Cany Oul . ~l W1r,1lrIl{,'.ml,lII, 10 1m lliI . A~, on~~~:r~~::~~~=I~" . ! ~ j8";.:rNSHOPPf·P.. 'MJ III to 3m 111 s• .,111\~ ".', .' lerox CO~les ~19 Sd~~ert~ t~e ,I at traffie liqM Across from t~e Post ~ffice . I ~ 2S1·,040 2~1·2~Ul ...... ""'"...... ",...... ,."''''

WOOD. .WELDING ". .SERVICE PHONE 378·4614 New Steel in Stock Repair and Fabrication' 'Ornamental Iron Work •Portable Welding . j -Radiator Repair j I.H. (Pete) Wood j J FREE ESTIMATES STATE-LIe. No. 9773 , j COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTAIL SIERRA 'BAKE SHOP, located at 1308 Sudderth doughnuts, ofher co~fectlons, cakes, pies, breads j jn midtown, Is owned by Ray and Robbi Bear· and rolls as well as soft(jrinks and coffee.. lnslde Morris Boo~ee~ng j tdsley, pictured. They opened the shop in s~ating in an additional. feature. They al,so do j -CoUrteous, Professional Service j SILVA'5·ROOFING CO. December, 1980, and joined the Ruidoso Valley special order cake decorations. "It/s the place to -Complete Bookkeeping service j P,O, OOX 1207 Chamber of Commerce in January. Mr. Bear· come for acup of coffee and adoughnut - any' -Tax ~p8raUOD J ~usiness J , dsley has over 35 years experience in. baking, time of the day," Beardsley'sald. hours , .State aOO Federal Tal . , j . aOO Payroll Reports TULAROSA. NEW MEXICO 88352 and the shop Is a full line bakery, featuring are7 a.m. to Sp.m"daily except Wednesdays. j 9Z5 Sudderth 257.m3 J HENRYSILVA 585-2778' .- . j " j j j j GUARANTY j ABSTRAq &TITLE CO. j j BOX 964- PHONE 257·2091 OR 257·5054 j RUIDOSO, NEWMEXIC088345 j LOCATED NEXT TO CABLEVISION J

JI 1I1';III~U.r""UprrIIIf j Owners: AI and Charlene Ward .\t:Il\ "f,lllt. \llf;\ \1\l.f,I'II'1 j lJIATUIOSnWVl/ATIIIUI'WIlOI>" J Abstractor: Najla Sluder J RUIDOSO. MINl STORAGE DEER DIRT CONTRAaORS . .Rentals ' Danny Steveos Richord Barnes ,Located Mountain Auto

• ~ I' ,:;;:...... ',~.J',,-~,.,,; t:...... 'Ir:...• ~.."".. ;-'::~J':;;.... ~ E,ceUence In Ercavaflon .' Service, Highway 70 E. Ruidoso Ddwns, Nelt To Year Round DECORATOR STUDIO, located at 414 Sudderth interior decorating line, including custom . Frank's Fruit Market. >. lot leveling Septic systel)1s CALL Day or Night at the Gateway traffic light, is owned ·and drapes, bedspreads, wp11 coverings and all types Phone 378-4513 or 2574491 operated by Jack and Shirley Smith, with the of window treatments, as well as asmall bath Dale Fugate Driveways Backhoe service .257·7960 Footings . 257-5860 assistance .of their son, Steve; Mrs. Smith and boutique. Although the business is anew one, the Steve are pictured. They opened the business, a Smiths are not strangers to Ruidoso, as they've iC\~~ r ",",',', I '-I ~ A ,I I I, ! branch of their Alamogordo store, in October, been regular v.isitors to the area for the' past 11 I ,.....J\.....)'-'''':-'-- and joined the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of years. Business hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Commerce in December. They offer acomplete Monday through Friday. '~ \. :'

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by Steve K. Walz Every week this column reviews the merits Of(lemeri/s ofa network series, miniseries, movie or special. More importantly • though, we'd like you, the viewer, to get involved with the col r umn by sending in your opinion about a certain show so we can r register your tele-pulse. We'll pass on some of the more in teresting comments to the network honchos in New Yo(k. BUCK ROGERS ACROSS NBC has made a valiant effort to make this sci-fi series into a second 'Star Trek.' Unfortunately, 'Buck Rogers' falls way I Mrs J R short of that lofty goal. Last year, under the direction of Glen 5 Hawkeye lemlory 9 BtOn~ organization hnd ) Larson, 'BUck Rogers' was nothing more than a series of weekly 10 ' Jililan Inter-stellar baltles with little or no character development. lar 12 SW('e1 liqueur son was promptly jettisoned and John Mantley, who was 15 .Mr Bao 18 I T013' Tora" responsible for the success of 'Gunsmoke,' was brought in to 2 3' 4 6 7 .. 20 Old Ron Howard 'ole pump new life into the show. 21 MedaallOn ~, . ,; ~ r This y~ar 'Buck Ro~ers' has 22 O"Neal , , 11 24 ' Inued,ble' " I a totally different miSSion. He's I left Earth in a silly looking star • 25 Smar.esl Bradford 28 'The Wanons' shopkeeper ,!I vessel called The Searcher, 31 SIngs aD thai fau . which is doing just that- ';,-""" ~' 32 Sandburg 34 Santa , searching for Earth's lost tribes.. 12 15 ·17 36 BostwICk ~ Did I hear the Klaxon of the 37 lIfe to Lrve' 'BallIestar Galactica' again? 18 19 20 39 Third lene, . ".~ The Galactica was also a far 41 Gaa 42 Youngest Walton more impressive ship, worthy of 25th century technology, but as for The Searcher, well, let's just DOWN ,-I say that the ship's bridge ap 2 Kenny .' pears as if it could be operated lelue to pUllle answer) by a five-year·old. 25 '=-1;/,'><- 3 The World Turns' 28 29 30 . .. "•~.('-.cO'_ Oh, there are some im Jr- ( . -", - 4 ExpreSSion of surprrse ~-'-l~'", x. _ r; The Kennedy's home slale provements. Buck Rogers (as labbr J .b~ Gerar~) 31 33 , Erin Gray and GU Gerard . played Gil now has a 6 Amentan In Parts' . real miSSion to fulfill, and Col Henrv (clue 10 ptJl1le 1980, They are literally two different series which is enough'to anr;wP'r) bewilder even the most ardent sci-fi fan, , 18 Old'e ' Tlmp For Sergeants' I believe 'Buck Rogers' is doomed and recent Nielsen 4D City pdltor of the Tnh (inil ) ratings ,would seem to' verify that prediction. TV does need a cerebral sci-fi series, but 'Buck Rogers' doesn't even come close, -.~, , . I~ '~~---"---"-""---"-"' """i""''''' ...... ---,.-...... -."..""....,.,,""j"".,,"',,..,.,...... --~'~! :-~..---, ,; , , . . . Ruidoso [N.M.] News - Page 3 Televi'sian'Schedule For The Week Of M(]r~h 9 through 'March 15 . < '

II) GETTING TO KNOW ME (EXC.FRI.) ImNEWBBLEBAFFLESHOW . . 'QUINCY M.E.; A Test for Living' Stars; Jack Mundo Reel (FRI.) 7:01 OTHAT'5,JHCREDIBLE . Klugman. John S. Ragin. Quincy performs an ~daw~§m~l GUllIING LIGHT ' Three stunt pllols perform spe<:tacular aerial autopsy on a young boy who has mistakenly been FUNTSTONES . . . acroballcs with their planes chained togelher, a labeled as being retarded.b~1 whO really Is ~uJISUc .. _: MOVIE, ' revolutionary new melhod using atomic radlalion to (Repeall 'HARRY.(); Tender Killing care Slars MORNING , he Candidate' (MON.I, 'Marlowe' tTUE.). 'Duel In keep food fresh, and mOlorcycle daredeviltry by a David Janssen, AnlhonyZerbe. Harry Irles 10 prov~ The Sun' (WED.), 'Star Spangled Girl; (THUR.). crack Japanese stunt team are 'eatured, (60 mlns.) that his triend was framed for the murder or adoctor.. 'Stalking Moon'IFRI.), , o UTILE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE , (Repeall . .' 5:30 : NEWS, • 2:. fJHCMSWIMMIHG(TUE.) Laura Ingall's heart is broken when her fat~er rules IflFAHTASYJSl;AND . 1:00 VARIOUS SPORTS PROGRAMMING o MOVIE . Ihat Jlhe Is too young to accept Almanzo Wilder's t1:300FANTASYISLAND . , ; TODAY 'Island 01 Lost Souls' (MON.), 'Mister Cory' (TUE,), proposal of marriage; and the Olesons are amazed Crown Prince Peter soon to be coronated as one 01 I JIM BAKKER 'The Caine ,Mutiny' p.1. I. (WED.I, 'The Caine Mutiny' wl1en Accountant Percival Dalton turns their loud the world's lasl ruling monarchs seeks alast chance BOZOSHOW ' pt.11. (THUR,), 'Lady From Loulslanns' (FRI.) mouthed, demanding' daughter Into a docile, to know the common 10uch.IRepeal; 70 mlns.) : MORNING SHOW IISANFORD AND SON . '. obedient woman, and takes her as his wile. (Repeat; o TOMORROW COAST·T().(X)AST . LlGIOUSPROGRAMMING PRICE IS RIGHT 2hrs.)IClosed-Captloned; U.S,A.) Guests: Montellh and Rand. (90 mlns.) IDREAM OF JEANNIE . '1 OMOVIE -(DRAMA) ~"Y.I ' . . SCOOBYDOO 11:45 1&M000E,.DRAMA) .1:30 SCOOBYDOO MUSIC IS", (MON"TUE,) . "MIIICIt Worker" 11lO2 Anne Bancroll, Patty Duke, 12:00 NHL HOCKEY SHOW PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROGRAMMING How :To' Be An Artist (WED.), Sound Espress The true story of Annie Sullivan's dedlcat,ed efforts . JOE FRANKUN SHOW , . • GARYRANDALLPROGRAM (THUR..FRI.] to help the young Helen Keller emerge Irom a : NEWS MYTHREESONS • RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING sightless and soundless world. (2 hrs.) NIGHTBEAT 'H~~~NINGAMERlCA BRADY BUNCH M.A.S.H. . • TRANSFORMED 7:01 • HOUR MAGAZINE MONTE CARLO SHOW 12:30 SPORTS CENTER JOE FRANKUN SHOW . 2:45 BREAD AND BUTTERFUES (WED,) . ILLUSTRATEDDAILY . : CAPTAIN KANGAROO 3:00 NCAA WRESnJNG (MON.,WED,) .:UTHE WHITE SHADOW . . m=~"SUSPENSE) "So Evil My Lcwe"lM1 Ray HAZE~S PROGRAMMING · ILOVELUCY(EXC.TUE,) Teacher burnout, asort 01 academlccombalfatlgue. Mllland,Ann Todd. Amurder takes'placein Victorian Special Treat (TUE.) hits a Carverlnstuctor, with devastating results for england...InvOlving a fugillve, a young beautiful 7:30 BEWITCHED o MOVIE (FRI.) leacher and students alike. (60 mlns.) boarding house' owner, and a wealthy woman. 12. UUAS, YOGA AND YOU . 'Willy Wonka And The Chocolate' (FRI.) , Q':l7UICLUB hts., 10 mlns.) :, • REUGIOUSPROGRAMMING IIGILLIGAN'S ISLAND (£XC,TUE,) aJJHAT'SINCREDlBLE . ROSSBAGLEY SHOW ' GREENACRES FUNTSTONES 7:30 HOUSE CALLS 1:00 NCMSWIMMING I. .MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT tOi SPORTS CENTER INFINITY FACTORY · NEWS : LAS VEGAS GAMBIT JOHN DAVIDSON SHOW 1:00 SQUASH . VlE,.BIOGRAPHICAl) ... • RElIGIOUS PROGRAMMING DYNASTY U AOMPERROOM "Battle Hymn" 11157 Rock Hudson, Martha Hyer. Michael Is brulally beaten by a pair of unknown I MORNING SHOW I LOVE LUCY The story of Colonel Dean Hess, an ordained 3:30 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL altackersalter the resumption 01 his affair with Minister 'whose WW II, experiences prevenlhlm HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Fallon, and Blake Is overjoyed when he learns of SEllAMESmEET IGHLlGHTS(THUR,) , Irom leellng qualilled 10 perform hisdutles. 12 hrs ) : JEFFERSONS o GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (MON.,WED.,THUR,) Steve's Involvement with Claudia Blalsdel. (60 mins.) "Mak LOUGIWIT .7UICLUB - Young Peoples SpeclallFRI.) 'I NEWS '. . . 1:30 0 NEWSWATCH MOVIE , 0 MOVIE (£XC.FRI.) , 1:55 liMOVlE,.MYSTERY) 1:30 ; BLOCKBUSTERS 'The Hideaway' (MON.), 'Mary Popplns' lTUE.I, 'The GREAT PERFORMANCES: DANCE IN AMERICA 2:00 m7110 CLUB ' ~,ooo Ranger Of Brownstone' (WED.I,'ACountry Coyote 'Nureyev and the Joffrey Ballet In Tribute to NI/ln PYRAMID Amerl~' 2:. mALL NIGHT PROGRAMMING ,ALICE' Goes To Hollywood' (THUR.) sky'ln one olthe mos' amblllous 'Dance In 3:00 NCM WRESnJNG : ; EMERGENCY (EXC,TUE.) produclions ever undertaken, Rudolf Nureyev and ttl EBASKETBALL (MON,) the Joffrey Ballet dance three NIJlnsky works. NEWS THE LOVE BOAT I JEFFERSONS . 3:25 WORLD AT LARGE , . IDREAM OF JEANNIE . 'Pelrouchka', 'Spectre de Ia Rose' and the sensual 908 NEWHART SHOW • 'L 'Apres-mldl d'un Faune'. 3:30 DANIEL BOONE , STRAIGHTTALK VAIlIOUS PROGRAMMING . WORDS OF HOPE • ROSS BAGLEY SHOW mwM.A.S,H. : WHEEL OF FORTUNE Colonel Polter knows he has only two weeks to OPEN UP 1I BEVERLY HILlBIWES PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4:00 • THEDOOR ' • THE LOVE BOAT reduce his blood pressure, but he bridles at lhe MIKE DOUGLAS . 4071Ih's conspiracy to help him. HOLLYWOOD REPORT • MISTER ROGERS 4:00 SPORTS CENTER (THUR.,FRl,) .4:30 INEWS aJDYNASTY ; PRICE IS RIGHT ; TOM,ANDJERRY • ROSS BAGLEY SHOW JOKER'S WILD 1:25 (pTBSNEWS TOPO'THEMORNI~G MARY TYLER MOORE .1:3lI mmHOUSECAlLS 4:55 ...31 ; PASSWORD PlUS ; CRlCKETCTUE,) , HOGAN'S HEROES Dr. Amos Weatherby is convinced he's dying but Is 5:00 I SPORTS CENTER CTRIC COMPANY" , not prepared for a visit Irom his sisler and two RICHARD Slr.tMONSSHOW · RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING GOODnMES SUPER STATION FUN nME '. SESAME STREET cousins.' . WORLD OF PEOPLE mRISEANDBEHEALEO 5'.30 O.)lM BAKKER 10:01 FAMILY FEUD HOUR MAGAZINE mBULLWINKLE • RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING t.0lI fjNHLHOCKEYSf{OW · , CARD SHARKS SOAP NEWS CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS o 4:31 THIS WEEK IN THE NBA(TUE.) Jodie ballles a ferocious martial arts expert 10 - I NEWMEXICOTODAY WHAT'S HAPPENING rescue baby Wendy from a Kung Fu fortress, and PHIL DONAHUE SHOW Mary reveals who Danny's lather really Is. (60 mins.) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING · STARmEK YOUHGANDTHE~ MOVIE (WEO,) OMOVIE ,.SUSPENSE) .. , , mil And The Detectives' PI. I. (WED.), Special "8IIlIIl1 SCnlIm" 18 Yvonne DeCarlo, Cameron AFTERNOON · ROSSBAGLEYSHOW (THUR.) Mitchell. four college students lake rooms off FJlEEMAN REPORTS o TIC TAC DOUGH campus bUllhelr eerie mansion has an unexpected ; ONEDAYATAnME roommate ·a homicidal maniac. (Rated R) (86 mins.) 1t.31 RYAN'S HOPE : NBC NEWS 5:30 fJ HHL HOCKEY ; DOCTORS , casHEWS SEHNYHILL If}NBA BASKETBAU , I HEWS WELCOME BACK KOTTER AUanta Hawks vs Chicago Bulls t2 hrs" 30 mins) lfT'SMAKEADEAL . • RElIGIOUS PROGRAMMING iii&iN ER: CELL BLOCK H : SEAACHFORTOMORROW LOU GRANT 11:11 \NU,.I:\l EBASKETBALL (MOH.) 908 NEWHARTSHOW EVENING ; HOGAN'S~ROES While Animal Is drawn Inlo a strange quest to find ALL MY CHILDREN .BEWITCHED AYSOFOURUVES oul more about a prelly girl's tragic death. Trib ""~NEWS MOVIE 5:" SPORTS . R(MON.,TUe.,WED.) · managementls shaken by athreat to make public a OMOVIE,.DRAMA)" ' w Wind In Eden' (MON.). 'Swing Time' (TUE.) ; tU.s.H. . list of stalf salaries. (60 mins.) ''Carny'' .18 Jodie Foster, Gary Busey. All the 'Honeycomb' (WED.). 'Firsl Love' (THUR.), 'Otley' MOVI£ (FRI.) FESTIVAL OF PRAISE dazzle and excllement 01 thl! carnival conlrast the (FRI.I , , mil AM The Deteclives' PI. II. (FRI.) ; BlLLYGRAHAMCRUSADE tawdry desolalion behind the scenes, (Rated R) 1106 SOAP mlns.) I)NEWS . =~E fiHHLHOCKEY ~NGANDTHERESTLES8 , . ".25 ,.MYSTERY) BARNEY MIlLER I:3D SPORTSCENTER New York Rangers vs Quebec Nordlques 12 hrs.• 30 mins.) . 'Lonely Hearts' (MON.). 'A Kiss Before Dying' OVER EASY MAUJ)E ITUE.). 'Mald Of Salem'IWED.), 'Ten North CBSHEWS , ; :ntE TONIGHT SHOW . I)BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE Frederick' (THUR.), 'Heaven Knows Mr. Allison' . RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING I BUYGRAHAM CRUSADE I THAT'S MY LINE (FRI.) ALLIN THE FAMILY OODCOUPLE 3-2-1 CONTACT • ROSS BAGLEY SHOW AS THEWORLD TURNS HAPPY DAYS AGAJH BRADYBUNCH MOVIE . 5:31 NHUlOCKEY(TUE.1 11:.. F1SWORt:DCUPSKIHG • ORALROSERTS l ABC NEWS 1:31 HAPPYDAYSAQAlN J 11:31 : DAYSOFOURUVES ~e:tRE.wESTERH) PM MAGAZlHE . VARIOUS PRCIGIWlMtHG NEWS "Y.I REUGIOUS PROGIWIMIHG SPECIAllMON••WED.1 - "8IIIlIIclInIn" 1154 Alan Ladd, Shelley Winters. WH.D WORLD OF ANIMALS FACETHE MUSIC , A canadian Mounted Police Inspector, aided by his : T1CTACDOUGH 1 AFTEANOON ; VAIIOUSPROGRAMMIHG Indian friends. drives the American Sioux Indians GOODNEWS J I HAPPYDAYSAGAIH back across the border. 12 hrs.) 7:11 HAPPYDAYS j 12:11 NHLHOCKEYIWED,) I6UOV!E,.DflAMA)··Y.I OHEUfETOUYE CAROL BURNETT AND ffIEHD8 Joanle and Chachl spend an outrageous night to j ( ••WED••THUR.) ."Enning In BylIllllum PII't I" 1171 Glenn Ford. remember in amotel honeymoon sulle alter his car IODAY Eddie Albert. Alter nol making a film for ten years. ; ASTHEWORLDTURNS NBA BasketbaIlITUE..FRI.) breaks down when the young lovers sneak 01110 a J aECTflICCOMPAHY Jesse Craig, a producer, surfaces with a very concert In Chicago, despite a pacl with Howard to , provocative script. A beautiful writer lries to get an • REUG!OUSPROGRAlUHNG NEWS - stop dating for two weeks. but, their nightmares J • REUGIOUS PROGRAMMING interview and falls in love with him. (PI.I.:2 hrs.) 'really b'egln at dawn when Fonzle arrives to fix 12:31 PRISONER: CELL BlOCK H DICK CAVETT SHOW J : ANOTHER WORLD SANFORD AND SON (MON..WED"THUR.) Chachi's car. (Repeal) ; CBSNEWS 1.... ".A.s.H.· LOBO J EDUCATIONAl PROGIWIMIHG THETOHIGHT SHOW o PlllCEISFlGHT' I Pretty girls. posing as ladies in distress, act as • j 'The Best of carson' Host Johnny carson. Guests: decoys lor acar thell ring; Lobo and his deputles go • REUGIOUS PAOGIWIMIHG Johnny Mathis, Kelly Monleith. Marllu Tolo. undercover to crash·the operation. (60 mlns.) J 12:aI SUPERSTATIOH FUNTlME·· (Repeal; 60 mlns.) l 1:11 WP8A DOWUNG (MON.) · UMOYJE -(1fORROR) ••Y.I OBJ AND THE BEAR GENERAL HOSPITAl , CBS TUESDA,Y MOVIE OF THE WEEK j .'1bt lIgIcy" 1171 Katherine Ross, Sam Elliott. THE ILLUSTRATEDDAILY Man and wOR1an are caught in the web of an odd THATSMYUNE J BOHANZA family. (Raled R)(I00 mins.) j i : GUIIlINGLlGHT ,7DOCLUB i "".., SWIfoIWIHGNEWS I)TOMORROW COAST.'JO.COAST ; CBS TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK i LOVE AMERICAN STYLE J I UDIUS cas LATE MOVIE "Hellinger'S Law' 1981 Stars; Telly Savalas. Rod I 3-2-1 CONTACT : BuYGRAHAMCRUSADE 1 MACN8L LEHRER REPORT Taylor. Nick Hellinger Is arenowned criminal lawyer , ·7DOCLUB I THEWHITESHADOW CBS LATE MOVIE , 1:» PROFESSIOHAL RODEO (THUR.) I whose flamboyant life slyle and courtroom SOUDGOLD 'QUINCY M.E.; A Test for LlYing' Stars; Jack theatricality mask his profound Integrlly. (2 hrs.) ; TEXAS 3-2-1 CONTACT · Klugman. John S. Ragin. Quincy performs an BEWITCHED Ii)HAPPY DAYS BRADY BUNCH autopsy on a young boy who has mistakenly been ....30 OLAvEflNEANDSHIRLEY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING • AMERICANCATHOUC labeled as being retarded, but who really is autistic. JOKER'S WILD Laverne and Shirley attempt an astounding caper by ,.DRAMA) IRepeall 'HARRY'(); Tender Killing Care' Slars: enterlnglhelr boss' hlgh-securlly ollice to retrieve a SPACE GIANTS 1:30 ItAPPYDAYSAGAJH David Janssen, Anthony Zerbe. Harry tries to prove NHL HOCt

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, I Page 4 - Ruidoso [N.M.I News r throug~ ,r Television Schedule For The Week Of' March 9 Mqrch 15 , maternlly clolhes leading Jack 10 make all Walden Mrs Pynchon tells reporler Joe ROSSI 10 . America's parks have been Ihe crowning jewels 01 HIGHLIGHTS , aSlonlsh,ngly lunny proposal ,Closed·Captloned. keep an eye out for Improprielles at the Tnb but she nature's gills to Ihe Uniled Slates. But our nation's NEWS USAI doesn't realtze how tar he Will go ,Repeal) 'TIMBER parks are changing and the Nallonal Par1l SerVice ,NEWSWATCH r o BJ AND THE BEAR TRAMPS' 1977 Stars Claude Akins, Joseph Collen has begun 10 restrict 'he public's access to Ihese 1:56 MOVIE -(ROMANCE) While IrYlOg 10 help an Old co "pie lind a place to live The Widow of a logging camp owner finds that her areas. The question seems to be' Can we have our 2:00 NCAA WRESTLING • altel the eVil Rutherlord Grant has stolen thell business IS being threatened by some unscrupulous I parks and use them too? m100CLUB . house BJ dlscovels a porno ring operating Olil ot a compelltors r mCBS WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE 2:25 IE ALI. NIGHT PROGRAMMING ret,rement house 160 lOins I (El TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK 'The Killing of Randy Webster' 1981 Stars Hal 3:00 ONEWS OMOVIE -{DRAMA) " 11:25 ffiMOVIE -{MYSTERY) Holbrook, Dixie Carter. A Louisiana cO'uple wages a 3:30 o DANIEL BOONE .. "Borderline" 1960 Charles Bronson Man 's on to a 11:30 0 TOMORROW COAST·TO-COAST lIreless Invesllgallon Inlo the slaying of Iheir teen· m CELEBRATIONWITH BOB GASS Guest Animator Ralph Baksl 190 mlns ) Iighl slave smuggling ring and must rescue MeXican age son by Houston police ollicers 12 hrs.) 3:55 WORLD AT LARGE 12:00 0 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW I aliens from the big city sweat· shoppers IRated PGI (El ALOHA PARADISE 4:00 NATIONAL COlleGIATE BAS\HART TO HART , ROSS BAGLEY SHOW Ihe English Channel In an engineless alrcrln _ r I 4:56 TOP O'THE MORNING Jonalhan and Jennller Hart gel caught In a ,anQlell achieVing the hrs, human-powered llighl 01 this kind .:00 00IJ.:lm NEWS , 5:00 ~ web 01 murder slrelchlng hom New Yorl. to SPORTS CENTER In hlslory OMOVlE-(MYSTERY) .. r CallJornla when a blldegrooms abrupt departure RICHARD SIMMONS SHOW mJEWISH VOICE "1.Idy VIllItht." 1171 Cyblll Shepherd, Eli/oil , leaves Ihe bride alone 10 lace a pall ot brulallhugs SUPER STATION FUN nME ltlBtLl.YGRAHAM CRUSADE Gould. Apholojournallsl aids I glamorous, madClp • ,Repeat 60mlns I 5:30 0 JIM BAKKER IDVEGAI Yank heiress as he lolls • polltlClI conspiracy , BULl.WINKLE aboard a Irlln traveling through pre,wlr Nazi Ger. o FlAMINGO ROAD m 1:151NIGHT GAlleRY • lane Ballou accompanies Sam Curll! to Miami bul t.30 SPORTS CENTER mlny. (Rated PG)(99 mins,), , IS IlIghtened 1010 hurrying back 10 Truro aller she MAUDE o AMERICAN SWEETHEART: THE MARY PICK. , meelS an old acquaintance who Inlorms her Ihal , ; THE TONIGHT SHOW FORD STORY , j,' t . ~ ~~c~r:, ~\" Ihree people With whom they shared j secret have (E) BIll.YGRAHAM CRUSADE o BUCK ROGERS r myslellouslv died 160 mlns ) ll!JTHEWALTONS r o BENNY HILL ~~&t:vSHOW WMOVIE -(ADVEHTURE-DRAMAI" EVENING ' "lnddtnlll Phantom Hili" 1865 Robert Fuller. Dan r ()(E)NEWS 1:45 VIE -(COMEDY) W PRISONER CEll BLOCK H 10:00 NATIONAL COlLEGIATE BASKETBALL Duryea A million dOllars In gold walls lor Iwo r WMYSTERYI P desperale men and a btond wildClI through I PREVIEW r RumpOle and Ihe Fasc'st Beast Aslaunch advocate 1I:0ll f) NATIONAL COLl.EGIATE BASKETBAll O()(OO;)(D NEWS thousand mllos 01 desert heal. 12 hrS) 01 Iree speeCh Rumpole accepts the defense 01 PReVIEW OMOVIE -(DRAMA) •• ~ 3-2·1 CONTACT r BRADYllUHCH Caplon Rex Parkin charged wllh InClloog aII0t under EJOWWNEWS "The Ron" 1m Belle Mldler. Alan Bales Rise anll r Brtla,n s Race Retaloons Act ,Closed·Caplooned , JrlISSlOHARlES IN ACTION o NBA BASKETBALL fall 01 a rock star Based on llie life of Janice Joplin E-(DRAMA) , USAI New York KOIcks vs Philadelphia 76ers 12 hrs 30 (Rated RI12 hrs ,14 lOins) m TooA YIN BIBLE PROPHECY lOins) OMOVIE -(HORROR) uy, 1:30 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN ,• • , PM MAGAZINE • W NIGHT GALLERY BIllYGRAHAM CRUSADE 1118II Joan Crawlord. Ty Hlrdin When r o "8IrIeIt" WORLD OF ANIMALS (l;) BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE ((i) ENOS brulal murders break oul In a circus owned by I G'l HART TO HART ~ , T1CTACDOOGH r IDTHEWAYTHEYWERE shrewd buslness·woman, she's suspected by her . HE SOUND OF TRtlMPETS , 8:30 OMAUDE A galaxy of slars go home 10 Iherr alma·mala Nor, performers as well as Scotland Yard. (2 hrs I o THE TONIGHT SHOW ffiMOVlE -{SCIEHCE.fICTION) ••• 7:00 JrlORKANDMINDY r Ihwestern Untversl'y presents thiS extravaganza 01 Mindy Is ConYinced thaI she has unleaShed asingles (E) BIll.YGRAHAM CRUSADE mUSIC. drama. and comedy S'ars Claude Akins. "OvUlar Tape." ';73 Robert Foxworth. Mike I (f) 000 COUPLE Farrell The story 01 (he creallon 01 an andrOId. I monster on Boulder after she persuades MOrk lhit II An'31~r~~ACT would improve their relationship II each begin I m ROSS BAGLEY SHOW human-like robot 12 hrs ) WMOVIE -{ADVENTURE) DICK CAVETT SHOW meeting new people. BRADY BUHCH BUCK ROGERS ~ 4S 0 THE CANDID CANDID CAMERA I, S1GHTSANDSOUNDSOFLIFE • 10'.30 M.A.s.H, o Alan Funl travels all over the country 10 calch Ihe . THE TONIGHT SHOW On a .slrange satelllle, Buck discovers fierce hal'. , BA BASKETBAll. I min. haJl.goal crealures, Ind when he lighlS Ihe ,unsuspeclong In very·precallous sltualoons I:» HAPPVDAYSAGAlN , The Besl of Carson' Hosl Johnny Carson Guests 10:00 0 SPORTS CENTER . Richard Pryor. Bess Armstrong. Judith Blegen. beasts he sees hlmseJl becoming one ollhem, 160 r , 'PM MAGAZINE mins.1 00G)(I;){Ji) NEWS MOVIE -{HORROR) ••• IRepeal. 60 mlns ) r RACING FROM AOOSEVElT U TOMORROW COAST·fO.COAST o HOCKEY o "Hush, HUlh, SWee1 ChuIoltll" 111&5 Belle DaVIS. o New York Islanders vs Edmonlon Oilers (3 hrs,) r WMOVIE -{DRAMA) '.y, Ohvla de HaVilland A wealthy Southern woman s CBS LATE MOVIE "Evening In Byz.anUum PII1I1" 1m Glenn Ford MACNBl LEHRER REPORT OTHURSOAYNIGHT ATTHEMOVIES mmd IS unhinged lollowing 'he dealh 01 her lover. a ll!J WAGNUM. P.I. . Eddie Albert Alter IInally getllng a backer lor hiS marned man t2 his. 13 mtns ) I CBS LATE MOVIE movIe Jesse Crarg Sgllllllend 'S killed In a bombing WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 'KATIE PORTRAIT OF A CENTERFOLD' 1978 Slars .!'niEILLUSTRATEO DAIlY meanl lor h,m ObViously the slakes 01 Ihe game ; T1CTACDOUGH Kim BaSinger. Vivian Blaine Kalle McEvers wins a THEWALTONS orabelh Ihlnks her estranged sister Orma lee is have gone beyond mOVie making I Pt II 2hrs ) , JOHN WESLEY WHITE local beauty pageanl and a one·way IIckel 10 going Ie take rheir dying aunl's coveled pearls Ind W [)JCI( CAVen SHOW 7:Oll PROFESSIONAL RODEO Hollywood There, Katie finds herself al Ihe mercy 10:15 O"'OVIE -iDRAMA)" EIGHTts ENOUGH ollipoff artists and con·men (Repeal) leaves Wallon's Mountain 10 stop her, (60 mins.) SANFORD AND SON W7tlOClUB . "My Brilliant CatlHlr" IIlllO Judy DaVIS Sam Neill A Nancy lands a big modehng assignmen' m Los m fDMOVJE -(CRIM E-DRAIolA) •••~ beau',ful young gort 's caught between 'he Angeles. but has second lhoughts when she learns IDABC NEWS NIGHTUNE pressures of settling down wllh a weallhy husb.1nd It calls lor nudl'y (60 mlns) IClosed-Caplloned 11:0) 0 PROFESSIONAL RODEO "Friend. Of EddIt Coyle" 1173 Robert Milchum, and her own ambilion 10 become a wllter IRated G) . USA I o ABC NEWS NIGHTUNE Peler Boyle A hardened con labOrs to supply guns and lIlake adeal with Ihe cops, hrs,l '101 mlns I WALFRED HITCH<:OCK PRESENTS 12 o REAL PEOPLE ~JrlORKAHDMIHDY 10:30 0 THIS WEEK IN THE NBA Tonlghl' S program mcludes a took at Ihe Dallas mREX HUMBARD CBS LATE MOVIE 7:30 0 NATIONAL COlLEGIATE BASKETBAlL O(J;) ABC NEWS NIGHTUNE Cheerleaders. Maunce Katz. the wor'd's fastest m CHAMPIONSHIP . o THE TONIGHT SHOW commercial all parnler. aconvention of bald people 'KATIE PORTRAIT OF A CENTERFOLD' 1978 Stars The Besl of Carson Host Johnny Carson Gues's lo'a Ma' Bean. an evangehsllo narcollcs addlcls Kim Basinger, Vivian Blaine. l

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II I ,I ,, ! • , ' • ~ . " ~ .IIi " "" . . '.. . • ... C} to .. , '" '. . SONNY(S BAR·B-Q .• INN OF THJ: MOUNT'AIN GOD$. DI~I E CREAM DONUT'SHOP ~ LI LLIE''S RESTAUijAoNT .. . ". AND STEAKFnT • .' "Ne..r Mexico's Only; , .; ;"1\1outh Wa.~rlng Dell~~,ts" "Evei:ythJng IS Cooked. New Location. ; •MldtoWIiRuldoso : Complete I;uxury Resort Fac,l1lty" . .: Locilted.A~~ssFrom ., .. InUUie's Kitchen" . Phone ,257-5457 . Owned and Operated by The Telephone Office Midtown Ruld,oso . ~ Sofmtl! Bar-B-Q welcomes youto an old tf!e Mt!Scalero Apache Tribe . Phope.257-l~53.5 . _ Phone 257.9455 • fasl1ioned atmosphere and delicious bar-I> 3.5 miles South of Ruidoso Dixie Cream Donut Shop offers the most Enjoy a touch of old MeXico In midtown q with all the trimmings. Menu selet;tions on the Homeland of taste tempting delights available in the Ruidoso! Lillie's Restaurant will give you include sliced beef,chbpped ,beef, haril, The Mescalero Apache tribe . Ruidoso area. ,From blueberry donuts, the real south of the border feeling from ribs, Polish s.ausage and Mesquite broiled Phone 257-5141 cream filled eclairs, to BCrum.ptiOUS cln- the Spimish decor to the delicious steaks. Choose a generoUs helping of' The Inn of the Mountain Gods provides namon rolls, every bite is mouth watering. homemade Mexican food. beans, potato salad, cole slaw, or spring guests every amenity of luxury living, Call in ahead of time for parties and Open year around from 11 a.m. until 10 salad to complete your meal. . , surrounded by 460,00lJ acres of unsP9iled order cakes or large orden! preparesUO p.m., Lillie's specializes In superb service Phone ahead' for take-out orders, 2fJ7 forest. Spacious acconimodatlons off~r a your specifications. The Dixie Cream and a ~~nu that features' Guadalajara 5457. fantastic view of the lake and ~n:!l.. Donut Shop opens early early for your. green ch!1l con queso, enchiladas and tacos , o "Blanca. Superb wining and dining, wI)l convenience, so come by soon and enjoy all ~along with Sandwiches and steaks. OLE TAC delight the choosiest of gourmets with a their variations of goodies. . .. 31~~7~~~;tb_ 'wide selection of wines and mixed drinks, We are closed Tuesdays and at noon CREE MEADOWS Loil iIU'IV fine steaks and seafood. In addition, it's other days. . Ben and Luz Chavez prepare all their . the perfect place to be for your dancing' RESTAURANT AND,LOUNGE delicious Mexican food fresh dauy 10 the and listening pleasure. Guests will enjoy , Phone 257·2084 HILL'S PANCAKE HOUSE kitchen at Ole Taco. Their menu Includes swimming, boating, fishing, golf, tennis, . The all ne~ Cree Meadows Dining Room , , both American and Mexlcan-style break- horseback riding and everything else you 1611 Sudderth Drive ,and Lo';U1ge IS open to the public and You fasts-huevos rancheros, chorizo with would expect from a complete resort. Phone 257-4785 are inVIted to enjoy lunch or dinner any eggs, and menudo. Also on the menu are There are 52 RV spaces with water and Lawrence and Terri Hill, new owners of day except Tuesday. Chef Bob Gregson tacos, enchiladas, chiles rellenos, electricity available. Also, enjoy skeet and the Pancake House; serve breakfast all prepares dinner specialties to tempt any ~hooting · guacamole, steak, burgers, and more. . b-ilp ranges '(or the avid sport day and invite )Iou to try their mouth palate and entrees include a wide variety iIIU. Hours are: Sunday through ThursdaY,sman. watering apple, pecan or bluebe~ty of steaks, chicken and seafood. Com 10:30 am to 12:30 at night; Fridays and pancakes. They also feature weekly plement your selecLions with a choice of Saturdays, 10:;iO am unW 3:00 In the lunchcon specials. . appetizers, soups, salads, a la carte· • morning. Call 257-5040 for carry-out or TINNIE'S SILVER DOLLAR . Hill's Pancake House is located at 1611 vegctables and desserts. ders. Sudderth Drive and is open Wednesday The cocktail lounge is open daily and "Where Time Turned COUSINS' through Sunday from 6:00 a.m. til 2:00 serves all your favorite mixed drinks and Back The Clock" . p~m. draft beer. RESTAURANT&SALOON Tinnie, N.M. AND PACKAGE STORE [U.S. 70/380 lletween Roswell &Ruidoso] "Good 'Food, Good Drink, Good Music" Phone 1-653-4425 3Miles North on Highway 37 Tinnie Mercantile Company takes you Phone 257·2950 back to elegant, turn of the century dining. Dining at Cousins' is a unique, relaxed Leave the hectic world behind as you enjoy experience with courtesy and service just sizzllng steaks, succulent lobster, tender a part of .their outstanding offer. lamb chops or trout. All your favorite You are Invited to relax: with a spirits, Including many new and exciting drinks, are served In opUlent, authen refreshing cocktail while contemplating • selections from a menu offering tically appointed salons ofyestcryear. everythIng from great steaks, seafood, Tinnie's Silver Dollar is open from 5:00 Italian specialties and ~~ewade soups p.m. tl110:30 p.m. dally. and dessert. And there is dancIng nightly. And Cousins' Package Store is con NOB HILL RESTAURANT veniently located next to Cousins' At the Top of Nob Hill Restaurant and Saloon. Their complete 257·9959 stock Includes all your favorite beer, wine Cliff and Jill Anderson are the owners of and party makings. Ruidoso's oldest operating restaurant. • OLD HIDE-OUT RESTAURANT Their menu offers a wide va'riety of steaks, Midtown, Upstairs seafoods -and more, and breakfast is Phone 257-9975 served all day. Breakfast steaks and in Richar~nd credibly light waffles, pancakes and Ruth Richburg have just omell!ttes are featured. The regular menu purchased the Old Hide-<>ut Restaurant in is always available, but the weekday lunch midtown. The menu will remain the same, sp~ia1s featuring super sandwiches, seafood, and early bird dinner ate Mexican food, 14 different kinds of burgers definitely to be recommended. open week and deliclous homemad~ soups, and 25c days 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. coffee. The hours are expanded now to and all day saturday and Sunday. Closed . include dinner. Breakfast is served all day Wednesdays. l and daily specials are available for break ..... ~ fast,lunch and dinner. Weekday hours are K-BOB'S STEAK HOUSE ~ from 6 a.m.• 2 p.m. and 4p.m. 'til closing "FlnestStcaks In the Southwest" FRIDAY (except Thursdays when they close at 2 InThe Villa Inn, At The "Y" J p.m.) Weekend hours are from 6 a.m. 'til Phone 378-4747 j closing. K-Bob's, in addition to featuring the j

',' finest steaks in the Southwest, is featuring .... . " J not one but TWO salad wagons, with all j 'I j HOLIDAY INN • • , those mouth-watering selections. There's • j ,CHISHOLM TRAIL shrimp, too, ifseafood is your choice. So go RESTAUR~NT J once and you'll come back again to K- . J ANDMON JEAU LOUNGE Bob's and they're open 7days a week. . j Highway 70 At The "Y" K-Bob's also has a VIP room seating up J Phone 378-4051 . to 35 people for parties, rehearsals, sales THE CRACKER FACTORY j meetings, etc. The Chishohn Trail Restaurant in the 4 new Holiday Inn features a complete menu Natalie Woodis as wistful as DOS AMIGOS a schoolgirl on vacation when j for breakfast, lunch or dinnerand they are j open Monday thru Friday at 7 a.m. and Mexican Food Restaurant she visits her home and family • Saturday and Sunday at6a.m. Located In Upper Ruidoso for a holiday from the mental j Their new evening specialty is "Carne In ,Post Office Block hospital' where she is fighting Pboue 257.fi78 Asada," but you'll lind all your standard the fears and failures that favorites too! Selections from the wine list If you are in the mood for the best Mexican Food around, then Dos Amigos Is. darken her life in 'The Cracker complement your dinner or choose one of Factory,' a wryly comic drar.na the special after dinner drinks. The Molt, the place to be. From tasty cbaluoas to Jeau Lounge featw:es live entertainment rolled encmtadas, to burritos grandcs) ~ of a woman's breakdown and for your dancing and list"eningpleasure. Amigos has itall. For the local people ~ a recovery~airing on 'The ABC Complete facilities for banquets, hurry there are dally lUlicheon 8peclals Friday Night MOVie,' FRIDAY, .meetIngs, wedding receJ)tions, etc. are prepa~ in just a very sbort time• . MARCH 13. Open day Tuesday; also ~vaUableat the Holiday' Inn and' every except Dos CHECK LISTINGS FOR 'EXACT TIME Amigos takes pride in everytbing they arrangements may be made by contacting .. TV COM"ULll,C SEilvICES, INC Marilyn Reed, Sales Director. 8e1'\1e and hopes you'll ~ their deliclQus . .lunch or dinner cuis~ very soon.

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Page 6 - Ruidoso [N.M.) News . Television Schedule For The Week Of March 9 through March 15 painful blow to Louie's pockelbook. . IfPOlNTONN'rn>nVW NORMANVlNCENTPEALE ~:i ~E-(DRAMA)'''' .~" ummvn , TAXI Q(~ ~a ; ~)D Plnlc In TbtSlrHII" 11150 Richard Wldmark, Paul ,; TOM AND JEMY COMEDY BttOWi IN THE t.oo ' 2Q.2O . lJ rr 0©JSJ\\/l Douglas. In New Orleans, a Navy doctor and the EW8 . VIE -(SUSPENSE) .. ¥ police hunt down a pair 01 gangsters who are IE BULLWINKLE ~r_ry!ng V1E i"SIlent 8c:reIm" tllllO Yvonne DeCarlo. Cameron ' - . bubonic plague. (2 hrs.) . 'I: -(ADVENTUREl MllchelL Four college studenls lake rooms oft IflMOVIE-(DRAMA)'" 7:00 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL campus but lheir eelle mansion has an unexpected AFTERNOON "Grllt WaIcIo Pepper" 1m Robert PIONSHIP . loommate _ahomicidal maniac IRated RlI86 mins ) Redford, Susan Sarandon. Alter the deaths 01 OSUPERFRIENDS flOUR; SCHOOL. ROCK O((i)NEWS' several people as result 01 wlng.walklng routine, a .: THE FUNTSTONES SHOW; ASK NBC NEWS • IE PRISONER: CELL BLOCK H 5:00 0 NATlONAL COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL pilot Is grounded. (2 hrs., 10mlns.) ONE ON ONE . alA LOVE ClASS: WITH LEO BUSCAGLIA 5:30 f!;t~~~~LL IDlCKCAvmSHOW '. ' ; BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD RUNNER; IN Or Leo Buscaglia. noted educator and lectureron w " 10'.30 M.A,S.H. ENS· human potential. re-{;reates one of the lamous Chicago Bulls vs New York Knlcks (2 hrs.. 30 mins.), ,mETONIGHT SHOW IE REX HUMBARD The Love' classes he conducled at Ihe Untversily 01 B Besl 01 Carson' Host. Johnny Carson. Guests mUFE IN THE SPIRIT Southern Call forma ert Convy, Connie Stovens, Byron Allen, Victor If)F9NZANDTHE HAPPV DAYS GANG , (E(D KNOTS LANDING Buono. (Repeat; 60 mlns.) 7:30 IEMOVIE -(COMEDY)" . Sid and Karen's teenage son Eric IS the man of the EVENING I' THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL "Jill BUltOIl" 1851 Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, hour when he rescues agirl ';om drowning. bul he's MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT Helping ~ reporter Irlend on aprison exp,oso, some C8S also In deep trouble because his act 01 heroism has 'DE T LATE ~OVlE . of the boys get purposely arresled, (90 mlns,) taken placealapotparty. (6()mins.) 1;00 ~NEWS A HSPORT 1978 Stars. DavldCarradlne,Claudla mmEAOCK . m JOHN ANKERBERG SHOW !ilMO,!!~ ;.(NO INFORMAnoN AVAILABLE) "SIlum Jennings. ~ neulron war has destroyed civilization If) RICHIE RlCH-SCOOBY 000; SCHOOL. ROCK (D NIGHT GALLERY 3 . No Olher Information Available. (Rated R) 187 and ailihal s lell ale nomadic tribes. who are pilied 1:00 8 FONZANDTHEHAPPV DAYS GANG . t.3O fJSPORTSCENTER m~,nNs~. "'''''ETBALL against each ohter to prove their superlorlly, ~V1E-(5ClENCEFJC1JOH)" o THE TONIGHT SHOW .... """" (Repeal) 'GodzIIIa VI, lilt· smog Monaw' 1m Aklra fl!l CBS LATE MOVIE leveland Cavaliers vs New Jersey Nets (2 hrs. 30 SANFORD AND SON Yamauchi, Hlroyukl Kawase. A heroIc dinosaur W ODD COUPLE mlns,) 0:- I' SPORTS UPDATE battles a monster created Irom Indus(rlal pollution. ID ROSS BAGLEY SHOW : HARPERVALLEYPTA 1._ FRIDAYS 12hrs.) Wt.lOVIE-(DRAMA) , THE INCREDIBLE HULK 11:011 OFRIDAYS RAMPlNGOUl 10:00 ~ NEWS 3-2-1 CONYACT mMAKING M.A.S,H. ' MANNA o THE CRA.ZJES BRADY BUNCH Narrated by Mary Tyler Moore, this special looks at VlE-(AOMANCE) . WMOVIE -(ADVENTURE) "y, . IN TOUCH whal many consider 10 be commerclaltolevlslon's 1:30 RICHIE RICH-SCOOBY DOO; SCHOOL. ~ "Hofl and High Wator' , tll50l Richard W,dmark 1:30 HAPPVDAYSAGAIN best and most successful entertainment serlos ; DAFFY DUCKj ASK NBC NEWS Cameron Mitchell Tracking slrange CommuOlsi om f'4 MAGAZINE 'M.A.5.H.', and soeks to answer tho questiOn mosi '; POPEYEjlNTHE NEWS acltvllIeS a submarine caplaln follows them 10 the 0 THE BRADY BRIDES viewers ask week aller week: 'How do Ihey do II?' RVlVAL Arcllc and hnds the Reds plan to explode an atomic FLDWORLD OFANIMALB ~JlMMYSWAGGART KAOFFTSUPERSTARS bomb over Korea (2hrs .5mlns) : T1CTACDOUGH ltlC8S LATE MOVIE ,THELESSON W DICK CAvm SHOW 7:00 NAnoNAL COLLEGIATE BASKETBAll 'DEATHSPORT' 1978 Stars David Carradlne, Claudia . THUNDARRi SCHOOL ROCK 1~.JO fJ NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Jennings. A neulron war has destroyed clvlfizatlon tOO NATIONAL COUfGIATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP OG!) BENSON and all that's lell are nomadic Irlbes, who are pilied PIONSHIP o M.A.S.H, 0 HARPER VALLEY PTA agalnSI each ohter to prove their superiority. THUNDARR;SCHOOL. ROCK o THETONIGHT SHOW Sielia chains hersell to Ihe belOVed Harper Valley l(lepeat) ; BATMANANDTHEsUPERSEVEN The Best 01 Carson' Hosl Johnny Carson Guesls tree to protesl the converSion 01 the lown park Into a 11:25 WMOVIE -(HISTORICAL) AMERICA'S TOP TEN DOmms)..George Peppard Joel Gr,ey'.,Bob Uecker IRepeal. oparkingNERO101WOLFE 11:30 §ERTSCENTER. THEMIDHIGHTSPECIAL ' heNOVAAslerold and the Dinosaur' For 150 million guoVlE -(DRAMA)' ~THE DUKES OF HAZZARD 11:45 VIE -(DRAMA)" yeals, dinosaurs dominated the earth, Then. 65 "MtlllOl''' tWll Sean Connery. Henly Fonda Ahuge THE ILLUSTRATED DAILY "Clmy" 1lleO Jodie Foster, Gary Busey. All Ihe million years ago, they suddenly vanished, along meleor sels olea cham reachon 01 nalulal disasters : THE INCR[DlBLE HULK .' dazzle and excitement 01 Ihe carnival contrasl Ihe wllh agre.at deal of the planet's animal and planlllle. Ihat Ihrealens Ihe future 01 the world IRaled PG) Good IIghfs:evll ~ The Hulk ballies Ihe creature thai tawdry desolation behind Ihe scenes. cRaled RI 1106 NOVA examlnen remarkable nllw Iheory about tho 1107 mms I holds Ihe secrello Ihe antldole DaVid Banner needs mlns) cause of Ihe catastrophe)n which the firsl crue 10 o TOMORROW COAST.TO-COAST 10 give relief Irom hiS torment (Conclusion. 60 12:01 0 NATJOHAL COLLEGIATE IlA$(ETBALL the solullon was apiece 01 clay.\CIOsed-captioned; MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT mlns) CHAMPIONSHIP U.S.A-,):' C8S LATE MOVIE m7IlOCLUB OMOVlE-(DAAMA) ~WOODYWOODPECKEIlANOFRIENDS ~HE JEFFERSON The Agreement' Slars Isabel 7:3l1 81'M ABIG GIRL NOW 'The Hookers'l2 hrs) mSTUFF Sanlord Sherman Hemsley George suggests thaI Diana takes 10 her brother. Waller. aller his wile OJOEFRANKUNSHOW IIDHEATHCUFf.OINGBAT Jenny and L,onel s.gn a prenuptuaJ agreemenl Ihrows him oul of Ihe house, but when he slarts 10 o NEWS t.30 OHEATHCUFf.OINGBAT , thereby creallng turmoil In the lam Illes (RepeaO drive everyone crazy wllh an outrageous request. THIRTY MINUTES WITH FATHER MANNING mmID DRAK PACK; INTHE NEWS I ,I McMILLAN AND WIFE Secrets lor Sale' 51ars Diana embarks on a crusade to gel the couple ~ck 12:10 HIGHTBEAT IECARTOONS Rock Hudson Susan Samt James Sgl Enrlghl together (Repeal) 12:30 . ROSS BAGLEY SHOW . mBACKYARD 1 announces hiS rellremenllrom the department and 0 mE BRADY BRIDES 12:..MOVlE-(ADVENTURE)"· lID PLASllCIolANFAMILY hIS engagement to abeaullful. wealthyyoung lady fiiere's a great row when Wally brings home an "SCull At Sea" 1837 Gary Cooper, George Rail. In t45 mYOUR INCOME TAX en SANFORD AND SON experlmenlaltoy. a slX·lool slulled. grOWling gorilla 1843, a seaman Is laced with a Iraglc decision In a 1t:tO DmABCWEEXENDSPEClAL I WABC NEW5NIGHTUNE bUlthe 'beast' lurnsoutlo be very useful . crowded lIIeboal.lll0mlns) I'JONNYCUEST; TIMEOUT 1 11:00 0 ABC NEWS NIGHTUNE QUOViE -(DRAMA)'" 1:. GMOYIE -(MYSTERY) ••• DR. WHO WALFRED HITCHOCK PRESENTS "ApocaIyPII Now" 1Wll Marlori Brando. Robert "MurdIf In Mind" 1m Richard Johnson, Zena I;FAT AlBERT; IN mENEWS m ROBERT SCHULLER FROIol CRYSTAL Duvall Filmed In Ihe South Pacillc. Ihls grotesque Walker Dogged perseverance by a youngESUNUMITED 1 CATHEDRAL warhme movie depicts the hell of Vietnam at lis policeman 01 a mystery Ihriller writer and Ills wile. mOOYSSEY 1r. alC8SLATEMOVlE peak.lRaledPGll2hrs ,30mlns I 190mlns.) 'The Chaco Legacy' Over 900 years ago the j THE JEFFERSON The Agreement' Stars Isabel MACH ElL LEHRER REPORT E-(A!?,VEHTUREj" Inhabllants 01 Chaco canyon, New Mexico, un- I 9MOVI J, Sanlord Sherman Hemsley George suggests lhal ' I'M A BIG GIRL NOW Hong Kong 1151 Ronald dertook one 01 the most comprehensive building Jenny and lionel Sign a prenuptual agreement 7:45 TBS NEWS Reagan. Rhonda Fleming. A man Irles 10 heist a plo/ecls ever. Aller 50 years 01 archeologICal sludy thereby creallng turmoil on Ihe lamilles IRepeati 1:00 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 1:» ~ntlqueIrom an orphaned girl. (2 hrs.) how and why people developed such a McMILLAN AND WIFE Secrets for Sale' Slars 'The Cracker Factory' 1979 Slars Natalie WOOd y-v.... -(~A)··~ sophlstacated technology Is only now becoming Rock Hudson Susan salOl James 50t Enrlghl Perry King A suiCidal. suburban housewife's Ilh; '1bI ~ 111III John Saxon, Rosey Grier. An clear. (Closed-Caplioned; U.S,A.ll60 niins.1 THE announces hiS retlremenl Irom the department and revolves around her psychological problems, which elSJo-Oo ng bounty hunter wanls 10 rellre; but belore I RAINBOW FACTORY hiS eQgagementlo abeaulliul. wealthy young lady In turn, necessitates her IreQuent commiltment and he es he must bring In alive avicious criminal who 11:31 AMERICAN BANDSTAND WCHARlIE'S ANGELS release from an asylum known as 'The Cracker uses a sleel glove to pulverize anyone who tries 10 ; DRAWING POWER lU5 lDMOYJE ~CRIME) Faclory' (Repeat, 2 hrs) (Closed-captioned ,SlOPhim, (Rated RIlM mlns.) EER/JOKERIJOKER/ . ~~) lUI OCHARUE'SANGELS USA) ",,' = I , LONERANGER-TARZANAlMHTURES'1N Nips And Tucks' The angelS Invade Ihe elegant QNEROWOlFE ~ COLL.EGIATE BASKETBAU. N ' world of an exclUSive health spa where Tiffany The suicide of a lawyer. and three seemingly HEWS lP m IHSA ClASS A BO~ BASKETBALL SEMI-. leopardlzes hW health by becoming a nurse to a unrelated murders all make sense when Nero takes FINALS· plastiC surgeon under the gun 10 do a complele Inlo account a missing manuscript and Its elusive 2:311 :UB • _.BIBLE BOWL' -.... . laclal Iransformallon on' an International cnme Oa.,ulhNoOCr(~'~~~)NEWITH D·.A""'BRINKLEY ... HIGHT...... · 11:11 NCAAHOCKEY . Ilgure (Repeat. 70mlns) ....UN.I "IV 3:11 ~ TCH~·'"'" • : NCAABASKEIEfALL TOURf{AM£Ni" QTOMORROW COAST·TO-COAST UDALLAS 9' ~nA •. : -(~A)h~, - .. Guest The mulll.lalented Albert Brooks 190 mins I ~~~IHG"'ON .-,.,"IN...... ,... 3:31 NEWS J."""NTUba.. "~ l=~' 1m Christopher George, Yvelle 12:01 JOE FRANKUN SHOW ...... I n .... "'ow"'" ,vw.... "'"/ • - Mlmleux.ApnvaleeyeembarksonaC.I,A,mlssion o M~na • o NEWS : THE DUKES OF HAZZAFI> 'Gypey..WIkIcaf. 1145 Montezr Jon-Hill. An to rescue a sclenlist· imprisoned on an island \2 ~ KOINOHIA Aprelty piece 01 crOCkery Ihe Dukes buy al a garage Inlant Countess lost at bi.rfh is raised by gypsies and hrs.)· - • t2:G!i mNIGHTBEAT sale turns oulto be worth afortune. and Boss Hogg becomes aQueen. (90mlns.) PETER BATTYWORlD WAR I SPECIALS 12:31 ISPORTS~ CENTER I~H~~wants II bad l60mins) ~W~, PHH..AfIISPRESENTS .7llICLUB-W~ , ROSS BAGLEY SHOW 1:30 NEW YORl( RSlORT 4:00 NATIONAL COLL.EGIATE BASKETBALL 11:» 8OI.J() GOLD 12".35 MOVlE~DRAMA)'" WALLJTREETW££K ; 30MIHUTES "Glua Menagerie" 11150 Kirk Douglas. Jane 'Cleanlng \Jp In Wall Street' Host LOUIS Rukeyser • THE BLACKWOOD BAOlllERS IlASESALL Wyman The slory ollhe relatIOnships 01 alame girl • RICHARD HOGUE ~_ ITS YOURBUSlNESS SPORTSAFJELD her laded Southern bell mother. and 'dealiS!lC 1:45 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE - ROSS BAGLEY SHOW brother 12 hrs . 10 mons) 1:. SPORTS CENTER RE90P 1:00 fJ NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASKETBAU. NOCMAGAZJNEWlTHDAVIOBRlHKLEY 5:tI NEWS CHAMPIONSHIP BEHHYHILL IflWl.UAMTELL QNEWS ~ VEGETABLE SOUP OMOVIE -(SUSPENSE) ••• ~ ER: CELL BlOCK H 5:31 NEWARK AND ReAUTY 12:11 ,; B1GBLUEMARBLE "MIn Bllween"1ll53 Jamesi~ Mason, Claire Bloom. lIJaouHOSTAGE BUYER'S FORUM FAST FORWARD • In posl.war Berlin. a man caught in Ihe east-wesl 'Comedy In Concert·An Evening With VIctor Borge' ROMPER ROOM FORUM 13 mlngue and Ihe black market 12 hrs J (Ctosed-{;aplioned; U.S.A.) 5:45 NEWS tr======~ NEWS 1:30 NEWSWATCH m1DALLAS 12:311 TO BE ANNOUNCED VIE -(DRAMA) JR. succumbs to the cunning Leslie Stewarl, who ~sa"urday~D . , 1:35 01 I JACKVANIMPE 2:11 ,7IlO ClUB now knows she has the head of Ewing Oil right a- ANTIQUES 2:45 AU NIGHT PROGRAMMING where she wants him. (flO mlns.) NEWHOPE . . 3. NATIONAL COLL.EGIATE BASKETBAll I:DAtfGfllfAN , A8BOTT AND COSTELLO AMPIONSHIP NIGHT GALLERY MORNING GUNSMOKE NEWS .... NA110NAL COUEGIATE BASKETBAll 1:11 NEWS SPECIAL 3:05 UNTOUCHABLES PIONSHIP I FESTIVAL Of LlVELYARTS 3:30 DANIEL BOONE II HARNESS RACING FROM IIOO8EVELT : CARRASCOLENDAS SPORTS CENTER THISOLDHOUSE . , SOUND OF THE SPIRIT RACEWAY This week, Bob Villa looks at the Wiring needs In the 4:00 ,THE LESSON ; THE TONIGHT SHOW DAVEY ANO GOLIATH GOOZII.LMlOHG KONG PHOOEY; ASK NBC bam unll: demonstrales lathing and plasferlng and HOLLYWOOO REPORT I CBS LATE IIOVIE Ialks about choosing tiles for the foyer In the main 4:30 0 NEWS ODD COUPLE MIGHTY lIOllSE, HECK~ECKL£; IN house, (Closed-captioned; U,S,A,) . . mROSS BAGLEY SHOW ' ROSS BAGLEY SHOW fIIws _ FESTJVALOFLlVELYARTS 4:55 If} TOP O'THE MORNING E-(HORROR) ~osts . 5:00 fJ SPORTS CENTER 10:00: NEWS FARM REPORT . 'Make 'Em Laugh' Tom Bosley aIight·hearted . • EVERINCtaSlNGFAITH e~ploratlon .01 the art 01 buffoonery Irom lis origins o RICHARD SIMMONS SHOW VIE 0( W· W SUPERSTATlON FUN TIME 'BordtrIIne"1l11Chartes Bronson, Man Is on to a PARTRIDGE FAMILY With the court/ester to tlie now classicpie.ln-the- . 5:30 0 JIM BAKKER light slave smuggnng ring and must rescue Mexican SUPERFRIENOS HOUR; SCHOOL ROCK lace rouline. Guests: George Carlin, Norm Crosby. If} BULLWINKLE aliens from the big cily sweal·shoppers (Rated PG) TENNESSEE TUXEDO SoUpy Sales, Rip Taylor and Chuck McGann. 160 1104 mins.1 CAARASCQlENDAS mlns,)

. ------~....,..------~------~--__:_.___c_:_-~--'-;--~-." 'T_~~ ....- -_------.. ---- • --o:-- • , . .' " , ..' -. ',. 'iI •' •. .' j " , I • .,-' .( '.. !.'~ .. - .. ".. t,t • '. . Ruidoso [N.M.l New$ - Page 7 Television Schedule For The'W~ek Of March 9 through"March 15 ,PHILAFlMSPRESENT8 ' IlCOHCRETECOwBoYs '" .' bafllecl,(RaledRHDOmlns.) WRE8TLJN(J , Kln"'~E-{IlRAIIA)"" -I' 1:10 PROfE8SIONAL TEAM RODEO J.D:and Will'. honesty while working at tile ,,' EYEWITNESS NEWSOOHFEIIEHCE • I PROBOWLERSTOUR stockyard costa their friend Winnie Hooper her/Ob, '8cIIlImIr or '42" 1m Jennifer O'Neill, Gary ROBEJn' SCHULLER FfIOM CRYSTAL TodlY's show will tealure the $125,000 Miller High ' and they lIlerally slampede t,o set things right. (60 Gnlllea. DunngW.W .11, a leenager hiS I crush on a THEORAL " ' Life Open tromMllwlukee, Wisconsin, (go mina.) mlns.),· w.r brIde.l2 hra.) , pFACE THE NAllON ," _NCAA".JA~~,RE)"TOU.RHAUEHT· 7."" IITHECAHOIDCANDIDCAMERA ~ELESSON . , CI8COKJo . , CIUOVJE,...... o.n.u Alan Funt trlVelsall overlhe CDlInlry to calch!he 1:11 NCAAHOCKEY APfJOSPECTOFWHALES , ' ••~: "'" Mo¥Ie"ll11 Christopher Reeyei, unsuspecting In very precarious slluillon,. -{MY8TERY)" visit to the remote Bay of VaJdes In Argentina Marfo~ Brando. Comedy, romanc\! and advenlure , IIFLO FlIt "I,IndIr FW' 1m Maureen Upman, John ' oilers arare opportunity 10 witness Ihe cycle of lIIe come togelher In Ihls revival 01 tile old Superman ' Who should turn up to vlsll Flo but her old boss, Mel, LeMesurier. Reign of terror for asmlll town beglnl beginning for thousands 01 penguins aea lions series, (Rated PG) (2 hra., 22 mlns., and ho promplly proves Ihal old habits dlo hard- hIl when a strangled girl Is found. More deaths lollow. elephant eeals and cormorants. In a' unique en: . CHICAGOGOLDEN GLOVES BOXING tries 10 lake over herwr, and, the pollCIl aro billled, and they are not helped counter. theaouthern right whale Is discovered at EXECUTIVE NEWS BRIEF THE LESSON by Iheefforts of amateur dotectlves who a«oniptto play with her oilspring, and Is ahown to be an I~ELOVEDI\~T • THESTORY ttl unrave/lhemyslerles.(90mlns,)t amiable and gentle swimming companion for Ihe PRO BOWLERSTouR , In ...... , , QIMWII;-{MY8TERYI .. " 'lilmmaker•. til I DORALOPENGOLFTOUIlNAIIEHT Olivia De Havilland staraas the captain'. Aunt, who 'U.ti'Comef' 11«1 Lucille Ban. Mark Stevens, INQUIRY '11 1JNKER.TAlLOR.SOLDtER,'SPY may Iakeaway his daughter when sho boards ,with Detective Is neally Iramed lor murder· In an In- TJUEOFDELIVEfIAHCE. : DOlIALOPEN GOLF TOURHAMfHT , her husband, and Doc Is challenged 10 aduel by thll terestlng melodraml, but his aecrotiry helpa clear NUESTRA HORA .B Sports provides coverage 01 the thlrd-round fe,'ous lover ola beaul/lul woman. (60 mlns.' him. (2hrs.) ,. ~ ISSUESANDAHSWfRS Play 01 thIs gOlf tournamenl live from Dor ICo 'N (Closed-Captioned: U.S.A.) ,7IIClUQ 1ta1 : MEETTHEI>DC:'''' ClOb,MIamI,Florlda.(60mlns.) , a un.., .. DTHEGANGSTERCffIlOHlCLE8' " 1:31: -{COMEDY-DAAUAlt ' :sFRiEND KENNETH COPELAND . " Maranz,no ordera Luciano, Laaker, and Slege/lo ~III ., 2:11' ALL N1GHTPRQGRAMMIH(3 LONE RANGER UHTOIJQfABLE8 ' Dutch SChullZ for moving In on thelrnumber. racket, .' 2:31 ABC NEWS" HOFFMAHTOWN BAPTl8TCHURCH 3:t1 NCAAGYMNASTICS but Ihey reluse and Iry to settle the dispute .'. HEWS" '. LARRY JONES WlDEWORLDOFSPORl8 peacefully. (6Omlns.' '. " 0RALA08ERT8 : IH8IGHT I 't~ 1) Baja '1000', OIl·Road aulo race from Mexico. 2) IIMOYIE-{DRAMA) 3:t1 NEWSWATCH PORQUE Golden Skatesspeedskatlng,lealuring some 011110 Il'J1ltRoM"1m Belle Mkjler. Alan Bales. Rise and HEWS ' "11:t1 I8SUES AND ANSWERS , world's top speedskaJers, Irom West Germany. (DO lall ola rock star. Based on Ihellle 01 Janice Joplin.' JERRV FALWELL NCAA BASKETBAlL PLAYOfF mlns.), (Raled R)(2 hrs.. ,.mlns,)' . 3:31 10BEANHOUHCED BL£HEADER. 0UTERUM1T8 I' HILL STREET BLUES LftOFIIlEY ~E-{ADVEHTURE-ORAMA)'" ; SPORTSSPECTACULAR I ~~ THE GRANO Ou: OPRY. 4:tt CATHOLlCMASS 'Exodua"lllO Paul Newman, Eva Marie SainI. The TAILOR, SOlDIER. SPY he music continues aa the s'Ia'rs perform In a STfWGHTTAU< monumenta story 01 the battle to lorm tho state 01 CELEBRAllON WITH BOB GAS8 • CHIISTOPHER ClOSE-UP Israel. (4 hrs.) LAST OFTHE WILD • variety of tradlllona lnd muscal stylea to the delight BETWEEN THE UHE8 .~ NBA BASKETBAU. WIOEWOflDOF8P0RT8 01 the 'slandlngroom only' crowd 01 over 4,400 at 4:JI THE fWlVE8TER HOUR muoYIE-{MY8TERY)"~ , ~ R068BAGLEYIlHCM countrymuslc·sMecca,lheGral\dOleOpry. " 5:tI IIPORT8CEHTER "8IMrlock HoimtI And thI81lld« WollIn" 1~ FlSHINGWlTHAOLAHDMARTIN IDCONCflETECOWBOYS 'NEWS Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. Sherlock HOlmes 4:tI lIOME CALLTHEM FREAKS J.D. and Wills honesty while wOrking allha Kan... SUPERMANllghllamurderess who employs spiders to kill her 'R hard Kiley ho.1I a sansillve account of some 01 slockyard costs their friend Wlnnla Hooper her lob, JAMES AOBIllON vk:t/ms. (90 mlns,1 the world's most humanoddlllea. AcomblnaUen 01 al1d they literally stampede to set things right (60 S:3I CHIISTOPHER CL06EUP SURVIVAL: GENTlE GIAN18 OF THE PACIFIC 01 hlslorlcal slllls and rare loolagnllh r~reallons mlns,) , 'CARTOONS D.JAUESKEHHEDV 01 actual slde·showperformanc·es. I ROCK CHURCH DAWSON NEUOIIAL BAPTl8TCHUACH RflST BAP1'I8TCHUFlCH RAClHGFROMAQUEDUCTRACEWAV TBSHEWS ITlSWfIT1EH 11:» F.A.8OCCER ; U.s. FARM REPORT U , 8PORT8lGHT TINKER, TAILOR, 8OLDIER, SPY NA8HVl1.E OHTHE ADAD WflESTLING LA FlE8TA RODEO 4:JI HIGHAHDWIlD VAL DE LAO APPLEPOUSHERS A spoiled but beautiful mermaid convinces Mr. , 12:11 THE SUPERSTARS ; Ned HEWS Roarke 10 exchange her tall lor a shapely lemale 8 CBS NEWS Ilgurll sli she can lind oul firsthand whal human love Today'a show wiN leatur'lhe Superteams Bueban POP GOEI THE COUNTRY I. an about. Guestatar: Michelle Phillips, (Repeal; 60 5:415 ; 8ACRED HEART Preliminary between the Kan...City Royal, and the BEWITCHED mlns.) ..... NCAA GYMNA8T1C8 Philadelphia PIIIUles. (75 mln'.1 5:tI 8POR'TfrcanER O .....8TREETBlUES UNClEWALDO • 'SUIMVALCAIIElOU: THE INCRm8LE HEE HAW Ciptaln Furilio Is on the verge 01 exposing I major ARTHfII'l8TaETHOH JOUfINEY • uests: Ray Charles, Slim Whitman. (60 mlns.) scandat linking a city councllmsn to a call girl's : VALDeLAO II8lIIONARlES IN ACnOH TOP RANK FlGHTSOFTHE '7I'a slaying: while Latue, solicits fuljds lor an eccentric FAITH 20 THE SUPERsTARS WAO.AZINE: business adventure. I 'saloondromat'. mini.) THELES80N 12:31 .• ~PERST:1E ARYOU.EYBALLCUP HBOSPORTS FlR8TEDITION (60 ~au.... -{~.~ he IIrst edillon 01 HBO'a .xduJlve new sports MORECAUBE AND WISC 1HREE8T00GE8ANDFllENDS . I Albert Dekker, Janice Logan• show premleres,thls month with I CIlldId look at ' NEWS . THREEAOBOHlCS'JO()(lal;lNTHENEWS 'Of'. Cydope" 1140 baseball's wlnler trading season and tha athlelel-ln- ' RYKER 1:31 UNOER>OG Diabolical doclor, deep In Peruvian jungle. traps hi. ~ AROUHOTHE WORlD IN IODAY8 assistants In weird aPPllalus which reduet. them Ie advertlsmg craze. plulluperalar profiles, and more. Dta< AND COMPANY , DAYOF DISCOVERY miniature people. (2 hr••) WORLD AT WAR . , FAHTASYISlAHO YEA'S FORUM EDEAFHOOI ; LAWREHCEwaKSHOW tal HCAAGYMHASTICS WORLD WIDE CHURCH OF GOO 1:11 WPSA BOWlING , HtE~ HARNESS RACING FROM ROO6EVELT I CHAP£LHOUR I;-{DRAUA)~' LIVE FROM THE GRANO OLEOPRV1 ~Y JASON OF STARCOUMANO; INTHENEW8 'My ~CItW'1BJudy Davis. Sam Neill. A plelely unrellearsed and SponIanOOllS.1I many ; SATUIlDAYNIGHT LIVE 1:«1 80ClALSECUIITY SHOW . belutlful, young girt Is caught between the as 40 top slars cteataa Joyful evening 01 down-home .'HEWS-{DRAUA) 7:t1 ANIMAUl. ANlMA1.8, ANIMALS; 8CHOOL. preasures olselllfng down wllh awealthy husband picking and liddllng live from the lamed Grand Ole ROSS BA"'''''SHOW and her own ambilion to become a.rlter, tRated G) O~~NashYIIte. ...UVISWAGGART 1101 mins.) Tennessee. 1tt1; HeWs : ORALFIOBERTS E>QJ(D DORALOPEN THE BlACKWOOD BAD1HERS "'BAKKER • NATIOHALGEOI'W.PHIC ; LETNESPEAKTOTHEAWIAGER ROCK CONCERT I MASS FORSHUT.JHS 'National Parks: Playground or Paradise' For ysars S:3I NEWS 1t15 -{HORROR)'" ASPIRAClOH Amerlca's parks have been Ihe crowning jewel, 01 THE LUNDSTJ10MS HuIh, HllIh. SwMt Clw1otII" 1115 Belle Davis, ROBERTSCHULLER ,nalure's gll1s 10 the United Stales. But our nalion·s ; casHEWS Olivia de HaVilland. A wealthy Soulhern woman's LOST fN SPACE parks are changing and the National Par1l Service mind Is unhinged lollowlng the death 01 her Jover,I . SUNDAY MORHtNG has begun 10 restrict the public" access 10 Ihese married man. (2 hrs., 13 mlns.) DAY OF DISCOVERY areas. The question seems 10 be: Can we have our III:» IDIKlVIr:-{MYSTERY)·" 7:31 NAVAJONATIOHS parks and use them too? ToDOUbii 1ndImnIty"1144 Barbara Slanwyck, Fred NtHEON NEW JERSEY ATHOME WITH THE BillE ., " , EVENING MacMurray. 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NO. 87 IN OU R35TH YEAR 'RUIDOSOr, L1NCOLN'COUNTY, NEWMEXIC088345 THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1981

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~' . , '. . Ina am.e.ofp ats nixe , . The Ruidoso trustees Tuesday evening, f1cla~," on the Camelot proposa~, . the water system in' bot~ "withlnone - Prepare equipment'speciflcations for by rejecting three final plats In the II As Iunde~tand the law; HIdon't sign week," or they' would be rejected. Wills telemeterlng (measuring water volume Camelot development, ~rved notice that final plats within aspecified time, theyare said he would conduct the Inspection with electrical equipment) of the various developers Will henceforth \1ave to con· not approved.I'm going to quit afflxlng my within that time. frame, water facilities. fonn to all zoning and subdivision . slgnatu~e (to final plats) unless everything AFULL REVIEW of the vl1Iage's zonin ' -: Pr~pare con~ept and preliminary : regulations prior to acceptance of. final (alI.zomng and subdivision regulations) is .' . g engmeermg drawings for a new water plats by the village. completed."·" ordlnanc~and subdivision regulations was storage reservoir along the Rio Ruidoso. Trustee Benny Coulston then moved . authorized b~ thetl'ustees, on request of - Prepare concept and preliminary The major reason for rejecting the plats acceptance of these .three final plats, .Waldron. Er c, D~,KellY, a ~eblo, engineeringdrawings for Improvements to . Page 8- Ruidoso [N.M.] News . was that gravelsurfacing of parking areas IIsubject to paving streets, access areas Colorado, law finn, pnced this reVIewal at Water Treatment Plant No.1 in the Upper .' was. pro'posed for .VllI8Ke at Camelot and parking areas within the' project" ~,350. ... Canyon. .... Television Schedule. For The Week Of March 9 through March 15 . SUDDERTH DRIVE has been reduced to one eastbound lane, as a CondominiumS, Lakeview Estates, Phase with s~ond by trustee Frank SaYJl!!r Uto The/eVlew, ~aldron S81d, would give IiI other business, Ute trustel1S: · result of excavations' for sewer lanes, Westbound vehicles are .1, and Vista Del Lago, Phase 1. The' get It on the floor." ,P&Z .direction !or future ~lannlng ef· ~ Authorized acall for bids ,for anew lJjMOViE ,DRAMAI ...• lOOlAUCE ~ Canya~ ,.trustees also objected to the final plats The plats were rejected on " "votes by forts. Waldron said that he, and trustees. compu~r system, in~ludlng ~ 61gh speed IlQuIeI Man" 1052 John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara. Mel's Diner Is the end olt"e roa~ lor Jolene Hun· ", .now being 'routed around Paradise Roadfatlts l'nterseetion no An American boxer returns to his nallve Ireland, nlcull, ayoung lady trucker .and her over-amorOU5 wilh .Sudderth. The one·lane traffic will be in effect through because all access areas, and streets, in trustees George White, Atwood and Benny Coulston and Georg.e WhIte, among 'prlilter,' for the busllless offices, as the where he wins over astrong-wllled woman. 12 hrs., trucking parlner Burt, ' Friday. . the ,developments· have not been Sayner, With Coulston voting "aye." others, ~nd 1it~~~~ se.rs conducted present,system ~ obSolete. ' . 30mlns,) mKENNETH COPELAND blacktopped or paved. The trustees then approved the final by Ke~y "and toqnd them very In- - Authorized the s~et department to ORAL ROBans AND YOU mTBSNEWS 5:GlI ABC NEWS t.3lllDm THEJEFFERSONS Attorney Charles Hawthorne, rep· plats of Camelot Mountain Tracts and fonnaUve. . pave the parking lot at Ruidoso Hondo ~ fJSPORTSCENTER il~ndlng stat~d tha~ BARNEY MIu.ER > resenting Camelot, argued that the Camelot Grown.EstateS, signing Waldron also this review Valley Hospital, with the $12,000 cost to be : DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OiIlORECAUBEAND WISE development· "Is co private property, of the plats by all village department s~uld, ~s Phase 1of Kelly sprogra~ to paid bfLincoln County. . . I; IIIMINUTES OONEWS < ARRlNG KATHARlNE HEPBURN mMASTERPIECE THEATilE .. privately oWned,.and thllt if purchasers of heads, Mike Waldron as P&Z chairman ~d ~development p~g, be suffiCient - Ad~ted Resolution 81·2, "Setting UThis program lollows Katharine Hepburn's 'Danger UXB' Episode XI, Brli~ 1$ 5e~t to Cam· ~otices condominiums were satisfied with gravel and Mayor Davl!l." Development engineer for the current needs. of P&Z for planning Forth N'otice Provisions for of clnemallc history from hei debut In 'A '811I01 .b~ldge 10 assist and te.1 on l~e ~by~lrapped 'V' ~ :' SchoolI . fl '<1 , board.. ass~tance. Tim Divorcement', up to the soon to be released IOn !u,e. Because SU$an's lalher, Or. GUlesple, 15 parking and access' areas," that the Collins advised the trustees that the Phase 2, Waldron said, would Public Meetings," Golden Pond'. In addition 10 excerpts from Ms. leading Ihe project, Brian and Susan hav.e an uneisy village should approve the final plats on department heads had refu¥to sign c~t several toousand d~~rs and he didn't .- Did not adopt Ordinance 81-2; "Rates Hepburn's nlms, this speolal wUI also Include rarely reunion, IClosed.caplloned: U,S,A.) tQat basis, these plats until they had been accepted by thlnk.the ~cond phase was necessary at for Cablevlsion," pending .reconslderation . seen newsreels. stills and Interviews with those who lDm TRAPPER JOHN M.D. PIa~n1ng and Zoning (P&Z), chalnnan the village. this time. . of the proposed Increases at the Marcb 31 by Joey Sasso know Ihe actress well, Alta MllIeno and Oscar·wlnner Harold Russell guest l VEGUNWILl TRAYEL star In alove story about ahardboiled ex-slrlpteaser kaysMay 12 .Mlke Waldron said P&Z. acted to accept The trustees also exhibited .hesitancy In THE TRUSTEES ALSO authorized meeting of the trustees.: . CONFIDENTIAL REPORT Angel Cheryl Ladd was o , JIMMY SWAGGART and ahandicapped doclor.16Omlns,1 rescued from the deplhs 01 depreSSion by her new hus TUSH lD NEWSIGHT 'III these final plats, that too matter could accepting the final plats of Balco Hills Boyle Engineering, Albuquerque, to .. band, Brian Russel "Cheryl was In real danger of suffer· , THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS mRUFF HOUSE . come before the trustees for flnalact!on, Condomlnlwns, Phases 1and 2; and Fox provide engineering services for water - Adopted Resolution 81-3 acce~1ng Ing a physical and emotional breakdown," confided one 5:30 SPORTS CENTER to,;! 0 HBO SPORTS MAGAZINE: RRST EDlTlON .Mayor Lloyd L, Davis Jr" In voie- Hollow Cond~lums, ~hase 1, both projects tQ serve the village. rep~ym~nt of $46,000 .from Mann source close to the TV superstar "She needed astrong NEWS The flrsl edillon 01 HBO's exclusive new sports Ing disapproVal of the Camelot plats, situated In White Moun~ 4. Approval The project, to be paid for on the basis of Engmeerlng, ~osweU, to expedite set m show premieres Ihls month with acandid look at dynamiC guy like Brian to bring her life back under con· baseball's winter lradlng season and the alhlele~ln· sald, "I'm going to disclaim action by the action was given with the .provlson Utpt time Involved and materials use~ln- Uement of litigation concerning can Irol " The friend says 01 6-fool-Jlnch Russel: "It almost advertising craze, plus superstar profile" and more. ~agle ~eems ~~~~~el~~!!~~~l~m building Inspector, P&Z, and other of· Water Superintendent Jim Wills approve eludes: cellatlon of the Creek Dam project. as If Cheryl saw In Brian a huge, hulking man EVENING oAFTER BENNY . .. jjl whose sheer bulk would protect her from the cruel world. ONBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE She's In heaven now. I think this marnage will definitely Q!JIlOVlE ,ROMANCEoOOMEDY) ",'.( EducaUon voted Tuesday to call·for a Phyllls Benham. . last." Cheryl who married for the second time In a WIlOYlE,ADYENTURE.()RAMAI"· ~~i Bl dd· I' $2,250,000 bond election In the dlsbict May -Approved routine budget transfers. 150 · secret ceremony earlier this month~ suffered a I:GlI "NCAATHOSEINDOORAMAZINGTRACKANIMALS "Edge 01 1lIItnI1I" 1043 errol Flynn, Ann 0O· rl eU·0a .pnt . 12, to· build anew high school. -Called for bids on athletic equipment· .. breakdown a year ago lollowlng the shattering split from DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD Sheridan. Tense war drama as lawns people 01 V IS' IS Norway rebel against Nazis. 12 hrs., 30 mlns.1 ";,. Boardmembersmet with Tom Radcliffe and Instructional supplies for the 1981-82' . :.'. first husband David Ladd. She flung herself Into afrantic • he Castaway CoWboy' In 1650, shanghaied Texas , THE KING IS COMING I of Stearn Brothers, Albuquerque, the school year. high living Hollywood lifestyle of one wild party after cowboy Lineoln Costaln lumps ship and winds up on the Island of Kaual, where he Is persuaded to turn a OPEN UP another. At one stage, the farm glrllrom Huron, North '1,'" fiscal agent for the district, who said th~ polato farm Inlo acallie ranch. Stars James Garner. 10;Ql NCAA INDOOR TRACK • bond market Is currenUy uin terrible Dakota, was even Juggling three boyfriends at the same Vera Miles. IPart I01 atwo-part episode: 60 mlnsl .; NEWS Students at Ruidoso High School (RHSj jIIproject ~ negative image In the com· allotted. minutes of your time can save at least one time She needed psychiatriC help and was once rushed lClosed-Captloned; U.S.A.) UFFHOUSE condition." He said abill now on Governor are l09k1ng (or blood donors, to participate munlty - we want to show the public that SC members will be calling previous life." to ahospital after collapSing at aTV studiO from exhaus· oSTANDlNG ROOM ONLY UNIQUELY MASTERPlECE...WJlH ALJSTAfi Bruce King's desk would raise the Interest In the March 18 blood drive In Ruidoso. there really are alot of good kids aroond donors up until the day of the blood drive. Every donor will receive a "mini. lion "Brian has ended all that," her friend says. "He's a 'Vanities' Follow Texas Cheerleaders Ihrough limes KE rate limit on such bonds to 10 percent with solid rock kind of aguy exactly the sort of man Cherr.1 01 pom poms and pep rallies In Ihls sensilive Aelive Ihe memorable moments and revlsll old here that want to help people." UYou'll probably be asked to specify which physical" where their blood pressure will Broadway smash aboul growing up. IStars Shelley friends from Ihe past decade In Ihls tenth an. ··the option open to accept ahigher interest ., of will needs at thiS particular Irylng period In her life." Cheryl s nlversary celebration 01 one 01 public lelovlslon's The drive will be held at the high school Neal said part Uie high school cam· class you want to Ichalk your blood' up to." be'checkedand thek blood be tested for trials Include doubts over the future of her troubled show, Hack, Meredith Baxter Birney. rate Uone were sulxnitted. llbrary, 10 a,m. -4p.m" In cooperation palgn will be directed at students 17 and Neal said, IlWe're trying to generate In· various complications. If something Is oDR. JAlAES KENNEDY most popular and honored programs, 'Charlie's Angels,' which IS plunging in the rallngs. Now ;CHIPa mCBSNEWS Radcliffe said the bill, if awroved, "" with United Blood Services (UBS), an EI older, so "we can encourage them to terest within the schoo], as well as educate found, it Is brought to the attention of the lhere's talk of aXing the show whose success helped 1~15 IDNEWS I ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE would cause the wording of too bond I" Paso, Texas, company that supplies become regular blood donors after they the student population about the need fora donor, so he/she can receive treatmen~ wreck her first marriage as well as those of other Angels e3MINUTES 100.3lI OLARADO question on. the ballot to be changed. VaU~Y ,out~,s,choW~ read~ like Farrah Fawcett, Kate Jackson and Jaclyn Sm~h , REXHUMBARO OIlOYlE ~SUSPENSE) It ,. Ruidoso Hondo Hosplta! with, ap- get , . ... supply of blood; we hope you'll according to $ UBS spokesman\ sllghUyI allow for Ute hlgoost pOSSible ., E~COMEDY·WESTERN) "Silent SCream" 111I Yvonne DeCarlo, Cameron to proxlmalaly 60 pints of blood per ltlOllth, To sweefen'the pot this month, Iiowever, cooperate," Neal added. ' 'Neal said whole blood does not TV BACKSTAGE II musl have been all thai praclice In the ; 'NEWS Mitchell Four eollege sludenls take rooms 011 Interest rate at the same time bonds are campus bullhelr eerie mansion has an unexpected The drive Is co-sponsored locally by the the SC has arranged acontest wIthin the Previous blood drives in Ruidoso have necessarily have to be used by hospitals, shower al Stalag 13. because now Col Klink-actor I:)) I EDAY AU nME roommate· ahomleldal maniac. (Rated RI (86 mlns.l " sold: , RHS student council (80) and the Hospital school. Each class will be In competition to netted an average 95 pints of blood, but "We learned In our preparation for the Werner Klemperer - IS headed for a new career as an . LlOYD OGILVIE ,WKRPIN C1NC1NNAn fjMOVlE,HISTORICAL.()RAMAj .... , \ The district will retire awroxlmately to' t~ opera slar "I Will make my operatic debut as a singer Auxiliary. uWe are expecting get at sign up the most donors.. Neal said, "We feel that with list we drive tha! blood can be broken Into as "N~ht To Remembet"18 Kenneth More, Honor \," I $250,000 In bonds this summer. If the bond MUPPETSHOW I SIX dUring the 198182 season of Ihe Seallie Opera," says Blaekman The slory of the slaking of the ocean liner least 150 pints of blood In this drive," Scott IlKlds 16 and under wlIl have to get a have been provided of previous. donors, many as components and administered 7:tl SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 'j, Issue passes, It will bond the district to Neal RHS-SC spokesman said parent or friend to donate bloodi those 17 plus the new ones the ~dent body will to six different patients - so you may be Klemperer. 59. who for seven years was the nasty NaZI of 'Doctor Zhlvago' 1965 Slars Omar Sharif, Julie Tilanic. aller striking an Iceberg In 1912.12 hrs.. 30 ":'~l 'Hogan's Heroes' "I have been appealing as a narrator Chrlslle. ARussian doctor's en lire life IS Mned mlnsl capacity based upon the 1980 assessed ," and. older can get their parents' per- provide, we'll easily make our goal. We saving up to six lives with just one With valIOus orchestras And last season, at the upside down by the Bolshevik Revolullon.(Repeal. 4 III ROCKFORD FILES , ."\ valuations for the district, .I' Nealsaid the students chose to sponsor a mission to donate blood and can also sign hope this goal can be even bigger In the donation." he said. Metropolitan Opera In New York, I played aspeaking role hrs.1 YlE~MYSTERYj , 'r PRINCIPALS AT AlL four schools were , blood d,rIve lito get the students more somebody else up. The class that gets the future," he added In a Mozart opera Now, allast, I'm ready to smg. And I ; COMEDYSHOP g~~MTEN l1:GlI ' NEWS .") offered two year contracts by the board, Involved In the community. We feel the highest number of donors, per capita, will Neal said the campaign will emphasize To make reservations to ~ve blood, can hardly walt" While the German-born Klemperer's I i (I!J EV, LEONARD REPASS :'i new calling may surpllse TV Viewers, hiS Hollywood is THE BIG EVENT following a short executive session. personal contact we'll have with the public get along lunch one day," Neal said. that "it only hurts for asecond - when contact Anita. Sims at- Ruidoso High ((;)IlOYIE ,DRAMAI'" PrIncipals are DoMY Weems, Nob Hill ~ friends have been expecting It for decades "All you have ~EWELJ(SHOW "TIlt Comedian," lQ67 Elizabelh Taylor, RIChard very Important," Neal said. Neal said an extended lunch would be an they take asample of blood from· your School, 257-7324, or Judy Waldron, at 10 do IS look at hiS background to know It was Inevitable," PAPER CHASE Burton. An Englishman In Halll becomes com. Elementary, Mike Gladden, White He said high school students sometimes hour, rather Ulan Ute 35 minutes presently finger, And, we'll stress that giving only 30 oome, 257-5690. . says one friend "Mer all, hiS mother. Johanna Geisler, I, reat Expectallons' Asludentls charged wilh a promised with a dlplomal's wile and a nalive Mountain Elementary School, Sid Miller, was a famous opera star In Europe His father, Otto erime he did not com mil thai could end hiS law rebelllon.l2 hrs, 30mlns.) 11~ OMOVlE,COMEDYjIt. WhIte Mountain Middle SChool and Tom Klemperer, once head of the Berlin Opera, was an Inler· career. The Inexperienced James T. Hart serves as Hansen, Ruidoso HJgh School. nationally renowned conductor" his counsel In ahearing With Professor Klngsfield. "Breezy" lV74 William Holden, Kay Lent Cynical, lOOlA~IE BUNKER'S PLACE divorced 5IJ.yearoOld man Is brought to life by a17. The board also: Archie and Murray Ihlnk VeroOlca's drinking has yearoOld girl. 12 hrs.) -Elected Dave Parks presldeIlt of the TV CLOSEUP On Wednesday, March 11 a new National gOllen out of hand, bul Murray's dO;lor's oNBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE P&Z studying zoning regulations Geographic SpeCial Will air on PBS, 'National Parks prescription may prove alethal way to end Ihe GlIIOCKFORO FILES board for another year, with Don Playground or Paradlse7' 'National Parks' 15 the third In problem lEABCNEWS Swalander, vice president and Stonny Apublic hearing held Tuesday by the probably be reviewed and they can seek a APUD will Include any mulU-family of 20, 30 and 5O-acre minimum tracts for the 1981 Nalional Geographic series produced by the 700CLUB 11:45 lE MARY TYLER MOORE Edwards, secretary. Nallonal Geographic Society and WQED/Pltlsburgh With , SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 12:03 OMOVIE ,DRAMA," . Ruidoso Planning and ZonIng Conunisslon variance, Uthey have more employees." dwelling or more than fourunlts, so lilt can such projects. 7~ VlE1DRAMA)' "Pretty Malds AllIn ARow" 1m Roek Hudson, -Accepted the resignation of high aconlinUing grant from Gulf Oil Corporation Today, more E (P&Z) to amend tOO village's residential . He added the provision was made IIS0 as encompass various uses within one area of P&Z also took IUIder advisement a than 250 million VISitorS enJoy Yellowstone. Yosemite, the "UI1IO("lD7V Sean Connery Henry Fonda. Ahuge Angle Dickinson. There's acheerleader·killer on Ihe school biology teacher ChrIs Zunolo and DAVE PARKS meleor sets all ac~ain reacllon 01 nalural disasters loose. and astellar casl has astake in (he CUlprit's zoning regulations, aDd create additional you move from a ~mmerclal to a land. It ~ves, greater flexibility for proposal made by Fred Heckman to create Grand Canyon, and other U5 national parks each year Ihat Ihreatens the luture ollhe world lRated PGI capture. How long can Ihe killer get away wilh iI? rA) coIilmercial zoning, resulted In action residential' area, you don't end up with development and can, on alarger scale, aseries of residential zoning for multi· In the summer season these popular parks suffer from 1107mins.1 187 mlns) being tabled until certain details can be heavy iildustrlal next to residential. We've Incorporate recreational devel~~ent and family dwellings, such as R·l (single overwhelming crowds, Irafflc jams, pollution, and en oWORLD TOMORROW (fl NIGHlBEAT VIronmental damage The Situalion has placed the park aD THE JEfFERSONS 12:15 lEMOYIE ,MUSlCAL) rewritten. . all seen exam~es of this happening In community develo)XDCnt," Waldron said. family dwelling), R·2 (quality multi· service In adilemma how to fulfill ItS mandate to protect wmONE DAY AT Anl.IE 12:3) 0 SPORTS CENTER Ruidoso aoo we hope to create aphasing of ,Camelot and Innsbrook Village were two family dwelling with large areas of open and promote the use of parks as vacation wonderlands, Ano's gOI the flu and the last thmg she wants IS (fl CROMIE CIRCLE . . 1SU$PENSEI"~ Very little comment was received on conunerclalto residential," Waldron said. examples cited by Waldron that would be . space), R-3 (quallty dwelling wiUt more and yet restore them as much as pOSSible to their natural mothering, but If her mother has her way thaI's mMOVIE . Water, sewer most of the ordinance but the 12 people Daryl T. Collins, a civil engineer, c1assHied as PUn's. He said the provlslon limited amounts of open space), R-4 exactly what she'll be gelling "Cal O'Nlne Tllb" 1m Karl Malden. James condition New plans would reduce. relocate, or S:Ql OTHEBMlEYENT FranCIScus. Blind man and newsman loin forces 10 attendlng quest.lone,d the wisd~~ of questioned~the definition of aPlanned Unit was added to the code because "apart· (apartment.like complexes designed tor eliminate completely parking loIs, gas stallons, super 'fhe Chicago SIOry' 1981 Slars Vincenl Baggetla, solve murders. blackmail and abduclion. 12 hrs.1 restriCting" busmesses zoned lIgbt Development (PUn) and why so many ments around too country are being middle Income Individuab with limited markets. restaurants. shops. and holels; and cam Kene Holiday Apowerlullegal, medical and police 12:35 (fjMOYIE 10RAMAI. pgrounds would be cut out or cut back In many parks. drama unfolds when a1IJ.yearoOid girl IS critically l:Ql 0 NCAA HOCKEY . commercial to those having ten or less documents would be required for review converted Into condomlnlUD1S and we felt open space) and PUD (same as abovel. wounded by asniper's bullet and an innocent young oNEWS employees. by P&Z before constrUction. we needed to be farsighted enough to have Heckman said residential growth should man is charged wilh the crilne 12 hrsllClosed. QMOYIE 1ADVENTUREI" Captioned: U.S.A.I "Cry 01 The Pengulna" 1m Hayely Mills, John rate ordinance'. P&Z chalnnan MIke Waldron said the Collins specifically pointed out an provisions to convert apartments Into be graduated similar to commercial oJIUMYSWAGGART Hurt Aphilandering biologist seeking 10 impress a provisIon was made 'Ifor the guy who has a econOmic feasibility study, HIs it really condos, ff we ever got to tbatpOlnt." . growth, whichlnthelongn1n, will create a lID TRAPPER JOHN M,D. gill, ventures Inlo the wild Antarctic. (2 hrs.) type his he PUD WNEWS 1:~ OHEWS small craft operation where needed for PUn'S?H asked. Waldron added that the Ijwas the more efficient and pleasant living en· lil THE GREATEST ADVENTURE ONEWS\VATCH business wouldn't cause a problem for Waldron'said the clause and several ~urnfonnofdevel~rmenttbatwould viromnent. 'The Story of Man's Voyage to the Moon' On July 16. mWITH THIS RING residents living nearby." He said a others Included In the section, Ilwere not stillprotect thnlllage. P&ZwIll/'gobacktothedrawingboard" 1969, three men began a10ur1Jay journey that would 2:GlI 0 ABC NEWS k ",' be goldsmlt~ will drafted macrame weaver or basket meant to be restrictive measures, We just Although Ute ordinance was written to and Umake 'some changes, and possibly forever change man's perceplion of Ihe universe as, (flMOYlE ,COMEDY.ROMANCE) .... three days later, two 01 the three set 1001 on the "She Done Him Wrong" 1033 Mae West. Cary Grant :~ The Ruidoso trustees will, following come required for. fiscal year 1982: Basic maker may fit Into this category. . want you to Illustrate that any specUlc allow aPUD on a~y tract fl land one acre add to this ordinance" before presenting It moon. This speelal recaptures the excilement, The story 01 adance./lall saloon In the gay nlnelles, Monday evening's pUblic hearfug, prepare budge~ ~,559; Debt service, ~7;948.9'1 \Waldron said each Individual uwould project is feasible," he said. or larger, P&Zaccepted recommendaUons for publi~ comment again, Waldron said. exultation, dangers, follies and sheer beauty 01 the l80mlns.1 United Slates' program which culminated in this 2'~ mUISSlON IMPOSSIBL£ an ordinance to Increase sewer and water and Replacement costs, $98,526.03, fora dramatic mission. 3:Ql ONEWS . rates with action to be taken as soon as total of $1,701,034, .. 3:Z (flALlNIGHTPROGRAMUING •possible,. . Boyle'sfiguresforflscal1983 operations MLSfavors ·f 3:! mRATPATROL '~. 3~ 0 PROFESSIONAL TEAM RODEO Included: Basic budget, f125,597j Debt 8NEWSWATCH · At the hearing, Fred Burns, Boyle service, $946,644.10 and Replacement RUIDOSO RADIO AT 1360Khz oDANia BOONE $205,3~.~,for water, sezper t: '. Engineering, .Albuquerque, discussed a costs, atotalOf $1,877,570. 3:55 (fjWORLOATLARGE j' tOO WHOLlYWOODREPORT proposed ordinance drafted bY Boyle, that Under Sayne~ spropbSal, 15,000 gallons WITH Scrumptious Blueberry, t~ONEWS would suOOtantially Increase the charges .Of water 'would cost the residential USer rate increases Cream, Glazed . feROSSBAGLEYSHOW 4:55 (fl TOP O'THE MORNING for water and sewer service. $32.25, and $53.92 under Boyle's, At the Members present at too Marth 10 eA.p. NEWS ON THE HOUR _'-MJlch More .5:QI 6 SPORTS CENTER . Boyle's proposal, for' mlnlmtlm use 50lnl gallon usage level,' Sayner's plan meeting of the Ruidoso Multiple LIsting 257·5535 oRICHARD SIMMONS SHOW ·households would set afixed monthly fee would cost the user '131.25 and $147.37 service voted unanimously to support Ute WlfOose At Noon mSUPERSTATION FUNTlME eA NICE VARIETY OF MUSIC ~ ~ for water ~t $8.44, with water priced at under Boyle'S schedule. . .. waterand sewer charge plan su1lnltted bY IClosed Tuesdays] ONEWSWATCH QJIMIlAKKER l $1.71 per thousand gallons' the fixed sewer The commercial .rate P1'OP<'9ed .by . tnistee FrankSa~r ah special meetl11g . Sudderth Across From If) BULlWINKLE I e'TIL SUNSET EVERY DAY '~ fee would be ·$5.43 per' mon~, with·a Sayner would vary from $Z.l.50 for 10,~ . of tlte \IiIlage trustees Monday ev¢ning. I Telephone Co. ,'" c~arge, of 98 cents per gallon for water gallons to $72.25 fO,r ~,OOOj\Vitb Boyle s The sayner plan was presented after '- NElWORKS AND STAOONS RESERVE THE flIGHT . ------TO MAKE CHANGES . I:' " .used . respectlve(~ates pegged af $41.49 and Boyle Engineering had' made a presert- VlIIage Trustee Frank Sayner '94,89, .,.. .. tlitioil gleaned from astudy of water and submitted an alternate proposal that several pe~ons ~eln ~uppqrt of the seWer problems the Vlllage. now faces, WOUld, for mlnlmiun USe hOll$eholds, Boyle schedule and severalvoiced ap- I· loOIMum· ~':·.~'j'tl;a.·t:;:~:;:.:~I:~:t:;:.~:t:::':':':':':':f:'~:I:':$~t)~:::~~':~'~I:;:;~:':::':~~':~ ""'''blish'~Wl aIJWWIJ.... charge for' w'ater 0'~ ·proval of Sayner's somewhat lower scale ~:'."t'II.'/ , 1111 ,'. '''''11 ,'II" • ':::~ f' , $12.50 per IIlonth, ~cludlii 7,000 gallons of of charges. . ' :. ',:::: Sk·· R' ;:::; water, at· a rate of '1.75 per thousand Relative, to the proposed UtUlW .E~· ~1 .. I eport . ,j11~· .gallons, with $2 pet thousand for the next panslon Charge' of t450 tor wafer .e.· ,~. . '.... . 5;000 gallons and $2.50 per thoU!aDd for panslon and $300 for sewer ~I~n, t.o :::: Sierra Blanca: Two Inches :::~ usage above 20,000 ga~ons. Say~er's be paid by the developer or bjl\lder, and a l1j~ . of snow .fell this \yeek, .~!i . propos8l wotild encompass a _urn water connecti~n charge of '250, with ~ 1111 brlIiglng the undisturbed snow I sewer'servlcecharge'oU5permont~ with tor sewer, Realtor Sonja Hatronftl a ;:;: depth fuldway up tOO mOIlli· ~~ acharge of 40ceilts per thousand gallons contractor, said~ III think we can Uve.With . 11:1 . taln to 00 Inches, AU lIftS are ~:! of'water used,· that.".' ~:: operating, and all trailslire 111; During the course ot the two-and-a·h~U .~nder the ordinllnce to be developed by 1~1 ope~. Condldons 'are eX·i1!j hour meeting, with about 75 ,In attendance, .th,e trus~, the _r~te schedul~ adopted !::: ceUent.. ...' !:~ no objecUons to" raising the water and wil1be,subJeqt to re~ewafter the .. flrSt :~:1, . Eagle Creek: report :!::,. . sewer rates were voiced, With about· the year; to determlrte Il sufllclent. fundS' are;::: unavalIilblei' ll!1 ~e ·i~l! re~rt.sl ~~ ooly qliestlons billng .how much of an. In· belilg derived to keep both water and .FotulXlatedSkJ call . I crease will be required, to .mallItam and sewersyste!JlS operational. '. . :1:[ Sierra Blanca;. '25700001, Qr i :LEARNING THE US{ of fire extlnguisher$ ~111 .~: ongoing program of emergency preparedness develop too existing services. As soon as the Ordlllance is drafted, legal :::; ..Eagle Creek, . .Tuesday', were elllpl'oyees of the RUidoso Hondo sponsored by the Ruidoso Fire Departmenti, . Asurvey performed'by &yleresulted In procedu~ leading toits adoption ,will be !:!: y ,~••.w i w ,'••W••,•••J1 ~water an~. Institu~l :~''/fJ. :!~ w:·'·':'·'·'·'·'·':'''·ll·'~''''"'~:'·'~'~'~.~.~,~,·,:.:.:.:.~.:,~w,tt. Valley' Hospital. the 'exercise Is part ofa'n these projections, sewer In· < • .•• .' . r';\.!' " I, ~\'