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N0.351NOUR36TH YEAR RUIDOSO, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXtC08B345 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1981 DEVEL"PMENT TRAa CONTAINS 276 ACRES Village okays. ... ~- --······--··········· ----~.annexati~n -~------~-" ------. ------. -- .. ------.... . The Ruidoso trustees Tuesday evening White then made a motion to reject the ditional parking lot would probably solve issuance of beer and wine licenses to approved the annexation of _276.148 acres, annexation of the White Mountain most of the. problems. restaurants. All precincts will vote at the containing 174 residential lots, requested Development Company tract that died for In other business, the trustees: Ruidoso Public Library, with the polls by White Mountain Development Com· lack of a second. · ~ Accepted the low bid of $41,500, by · open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. pany. The trustees asked · administrative McCormick Construction of Er Paso, - Were !idVised by Hine that the assistant Frank Potter for a report on Texas, for a booster pump station near Department· of Finance and The annexed tract· is nortll of MoWltain wells drilled. Potter said that six have Water Plant One in the Upper Canyon. The Adfflinistration has approved the village's View Estates and east of the First been completed; but that . only the plant is scheduled for rehabilitation, budget for fiscal19Bl-1982. Christian Church, from whence the land Hollywood Well can be used. during which time it will be out of service. - Accepted the resignation of Jim Wills extends west to Juniper Hills and North Trustees present, White, Benny Coulston - Accepted the bids of Sierra Blanca as water superintendent effective Sep- Heights Park, then north and east toward and Frank Sayner, with Mayor Lloyd L. Motors, the only one received, for a four tember30. · GavilanSubdivision. Davis Jr., registering an "in favor" vote, door Oldsmobile sedan for village - Rejected a request from the Rotary Developer Bill McCarty advised the directed village manager Jim Hine to manager Hine in the amount of $9,372 and Club to consider changing the date for the trustees that the project will take "from. . proceed . with action, through the State the bid of $11 ,390 for a four wheel drive scheduled October 'l7 meeting, due to the five to 10 years," to complete. Engineer, to secure the right to pump the Wagoneer for Planning and Zoning eo- club's enchilada dinner to be served on At the beginning of tbe meeting trustee wells that have been drilled this year in forcement officerJolm Cu_pj). . _ ...... that date. GeQrge White regiStered a written ob- eluding three along HullRoad and Gav11an ·- Autliodied Hiiie to advertise for ---.=AccePted referrals from Planning and jection to the aiUlexation, requesting that Canyon and one at Bog Springs. applicants for tile position of Fire Zoning including a replat of Lot 2, Block 8, his statement be incorporated with the Mildred POIJOVics registered a complaint Prevention Officer, with Herb Brunell of Cree Meadows Country Club Subdivision minutesofthemeeting. on parking facilities .at Jerry Dale's, the Committee for rnsuring Ruidoso's from Jerry Shaw; The statement included the following stating that the loss of trees and ex Environment and Volunteer Fire The final plat of Vista Del Sol for Sam A FIRST PLACE TROPHY won by the Ruidoso High School remarks: ''Myconcernisthelackofwater cavation had formed "a dust bowl," and Department members to assist in Moore; marching band at Roswell Tuesday is showrtoff by drum major and our inability to see much in1- that the operation is "definitely considered preparation of job specifications for the Condominium Project on Lot 31, Block 3, Pam Stone, right, and band director Danny Flores, left. provement in the next several years ... I a nuisance." She alsa threatened to "file a )XlSt. White Mountain Estates Unit 4 for C. C. mUllt inform you at this point unless we suit against Jerry Dale's if the problems ..,. Amended Ordinance Bl-16, pertaining Collie; curtail our real estate development I shall are not solved." to municipal · mortgages for low cost Master Plan and Phase I of Carrizo have to campaign actively against any and- She also objec~ to Jerry Dale's housing, in concert witb Roswell and Lodge Tract, including a commitment to all bond issues to pay for water or sewer acquiring additional parking space for Artesia, to comply with requirements for provide the development witb sewer extensions." cll9tomers, to eliminate the problem of on the sale of bonds to finance the project. services; Warrior band · · White also said he would' 'back up on one street parking. - Named Mary Wooldridge as judge, Replat of Lot 1, Block 4, Cree Meadows condition, that {future annexatiOhs and Mayor Davis, with the trustees in with Helen- Brown, Ruth Wimberly and Heights First Addition for Mike developments) bring tlleir own water or agreement, advised Popovics that the CeCe Sudderth as clerks, and Marilyn Mulholland; and, water rights with them, as .water is my village would install more No Parking Bloodworth and Margie Hine as alternates Replat of Lot 145, hmsbrook Village for wins marching -onlyi)bjection,"totheprojec:ts. · signs, and also su~ested Ulal an ad- for tbeSeptember22 vtllage election on the Dorado Development Company. School opens with 1,442 enrollment competition . . Enrollment for the Ruidoso Public Albuquerque for the State Fair. So we'll driver; Willa McPherson, bus driver; dicapped; Ubby Sears, half·t!me aide, Josie Montes Parra, aide, bus for han· . Special Education "C" program. The Ruidoso High Schoal marching High School has almost completed the Schools this fall is 1,442, the Board of probably have a fair increase in late band, under the baton of director Danny transition from traditional to Corps, Education (BOEl announced at its regular September, and then the number will Flores, won the first place trophy in AA Flores said. meeting Tuesday night. decrease again around New Year's," he said. Third bank planned here band competition Tuesday in Roswell, as ~This Is a movement that got started the Eastern New Mexico State Fair got about ten years ago. Bands started using That figure includes kindergarten A thlrd bank is being planned in Ruidoso, Ralph Petty, fonner president of the underway with a street parade. pinwheels and started from the sidelines to through 12th grade, and is accurate as of In other business, theBOE: StaLe Financial Institutions Director A. M. Bank of Santa Fe. is president of Bank face their audience instead of just mar· September B. At the same time last year Swarthout, Santa Fe, announced Tuesday. Holding Company of Santa Fe, owners of "The bigger schools have been prac- ching up and down the field," Flores said 1,4~9 students were enrolled. - Approved funds for next summer's Ralph Petty Jr., Santa Fe, is the agent 86 percent of the stock of the Bank of Santa . tictngthelrlCJds most ofthesununer, while "I feel that If we're going to be competitive basketball camp, provided that director for the new bank proposed in Ruidoso. Fe. we only started In mid-August," said a with the major schools, we'll eventually Superintendent Pat Valliant said that Weldon Drew is present. Organizers indude Petty, his brother; The notice of intention for the new bank, highly pleased Flores. "Some of the have to go completely to Corps. But the the number would probably inc:rease later - Approved the hiring of the following .John D. Petty or Albuquerque, Nancy Swarthout said, has been filed, giving the schools like Roswell looked real good, so I equipment it takes to make the transition this month. "The figure doesn't Include personnel: Acie Houston, cusiodian, high canning of Eden, Texas, John A. canning organizers 180 days In whJc:h to submH was real happy to see from the judges' is very expensive." students whose parents are involved in school; Nonna Reed, housekeeper, White of Roswell and Robert D. Custer of formal application for a state bank decision that we seem to have come along When asked what she thought of the horse racing and have gone to Mountain Schools; Nancy Chavez, bus Albuquerque. charter. quickly. Corps style, drum major Pam Stone, a "This will give us a big morale boost foe senior, said "I love it. It gives you a lot going into Aspencade and tile Parade of more flexibility." Champions at New Mexico State Accorcina; to Stone, the style of Corps University in October. used by the bigger sch!>OU:i is something Lodgers nix general ski package "I think the biggest advantage of this akin to a three-ring circus - with kind of tiling is tllat it gives tile kids a something different going at each part of At Tuesday's luncheon meeting of the combination offer in which Lodgers of be their own and none of the members Ruidoso Dawns Race Track. Association chance to look over bands from other the field. Ruidoso Lodgers Association members fered discount rates, tied in with discounts suggested that there be any effort to offer members agreed to support the races, with schools. We were the last band in the "You pay the same whether you're present agreed that individual members from ski shops and restaurants. packages as have been ln the pasl · lodgers setting the amount to be donated. parade, so they were able to absorb a lot of sitting on the 50 or tile 20 yard line, so you could establish "ski packages," but that Members present supporting a ski Ed Hyman, president of the Ruidoso The Association also approved other styles." ought to be able to see the band just as the Association would not support a package. to attract skiers In the Sunday Downs Mule Skinners, asked the requesting the Chamber of Commerce to Flores noted that most judges at band well," she said. "Danny said tbat we might generalized package offered by all through Thursday periods, stated they'd ·Association to again offer prize money for update tile listing of faciUtles offered In the competitions naw are biased In favor of a be trying that out this year, but I don't Ski packages in the past have been a have their special offers, but tllat it would purses in the October 9-11 mule races, at lodging establislunents in Ruidoso, recent style - Corps - whlch uses flags, think we really have enough people yet.". rilles and a style of marching called the Flores, who Is now in his fourth year at "glide step" as opposed to the traditional Ruidoso High as band director and style, whicb tends to march more in psychology teacher, said that change over straight lines using a high step. Ruidoso had only begun last year. 7tching time, for the Brothers of th_e Brush The Brothers of the Brush will soon be Commerce, at the Chamber office to have event, Jungbluth said. along by artificial means - hair tonic, commiserating with one another in their clean shaven "before" countenance Jungbluth said the ''person who fertilizer, whatever. No matter. lt's all in Power outage More lodgers' Ruidoso, as hardy males get into the spirit captured on film -to prevent any hanky achieves the most growth withln the fun. for the non-profit, family-type event, of the 1981 Beard Growing Contest, a panky in the striving to win the first place sllortesl period of time" will ·be declared which will begin October 18, at about 1:30 Chamber of Commerce event. prizes. the winner. . p.m., in School House Park, Jungbluth · set Wednesday tax payments Since this fine art of beard growing has, said. Males Inclined to start growing a beard Judging for tbe "hairiest" individual in the past, officially begun on the day A power outage, for Texas-New Mexico to ·be sought sllould appear before Ed Jungbluth, will take place October 18, at the com· after Labor Day, some, due to the late He said there should be games, hot dogs, Power Company customers, will occur executive director of the Chamber of munity's Fun Day in the Park, ari annual start, may be tempted to help tbeir beard soft drinks - and a good tiem for all. September 16, from 2 to 4 a.m., in Ruidoso, Members of the Lodgers' Tax Com Ruidoso Downs and area, local manager mittee were advised Wednesday by Pinky John Sigler announced Wednesday. Jones that the balance of funds on hand Sigler said the outage will be due to line totals $7 ,520.52. repairs being made between Alamogordo Jones said that $24,168.66 was collected Commissioners honor Titsworth and the Ruidoso Sub Station. between July 1 and August 31. The Uncoln County Commissioners Clark Carpenter suggested a tally list be passed a resolution Tuesday designating obtained from the village, of all lodges, Frank Titsworth of Tinnie as "Lincoln condos, etc., in the Ruidoso area. He said County Volunteer of the Year." Camp-inmates !he city is not actually receiving the total revenue due ·It, since, for one reason or other, some owners of lodging rented on a A long time Hondo VaHey resident, cJ,arged with temporary basis, and made up of "three or Titsworth was honored for half a century more units, are not paying the lodgers' of providing emergency medical services tax. in east Lincoln County, and for work as a The lodgers' tax, initiated in 1973, is a voiiDlteer fireman. murder one "flow-in, flow-out account," Carpenter The citation given to Titswarth by added, which benefits the whole com- chairman "Cotton" McKnight cited DaVid Sedillos, Felix Martinez and munity. him as providtng "the first res)Xlnding Richard Lujan were bound over to District The rest.of the meeting dealt. with tile emergency medical service in Lincoln Court Wednesday night on first degree upcoming ski season and "early ski County" some 50 years ago, for founding capitalnturder charges in the preliminary promotion" for Sferra Blanca and Cedar tile Hondo Volunteer Fire Department in hearings of the slaying of Camp Sierra · Creek, "to make this tile best season 1949 and f(ll' serving 35 years on tbe Hondo Blanca inmate Scott WayneThompson. ever," Chamber of Commerce executive School Board, "many of them as T~mpson wa~ found dead fr.om beating dir~ctor Ed Jungbluth said. president." and multiple stab wounds to the neck and McKnight also nominated Titsworth for chest shortly after midnight on August 21 the "Volunteer of tbe Year" award after a routine bed check disclosed. him to Recreation sponsored by KOB Television. In be missing. Thompson had only been at Albuquerque. Camp.Sierra Blanca, a light-security in In other action, the commissioners: stitution, for two days after a transfer Center open· - Ordered the 1981 tax year tax-setting from the medium-security prison at Los order to be imposed. . Lunas. - Tabted a petition to close County Road during week F-oo7. 'l'he- pre.lfmlnary iiearin(IS were held to ~· detetrnine "probable cause" ~nnecting The Ruidoso Adult Recreation Depart• - Approved the sale of state land by ·the Simpson Ranch near Corona. th~ttu:eedefeadan_tstot~murder. ·ment4 in back of the Ruidoso Publlt:! Dunng the heanngs. this week, the state Library, is open fili'E! days a week,9 a.Q'i. to · - St~d an agreement . with the subpoenaed several Camp ·Sierra Blanca 5 p.m., Monday .through Friday not four Southeastern N'ew MuiC!o. Economic inmates who ~estlfied ~at they . had seen da)'S one week &n.d "tbue the' next, as Development District. · .. Thompson bemg beaten or kicked by one prettiously reportd ln Tl.te· News, SC!tte - .Approved p1ans of Sergeant Jack or more of.the defendants. . Romans, · Department director, said .Johnson, New MeXico Stat(! PoUce, to, The witnesses have _been transferred to Wednesday. . . · anttelt office spaC!e tor we. by the state Lin . ,>t•r' . ft!t t s·+rtt·n « trm·#Jrd'r*4tft 'HA ·,.**·+* ·+ ttrlWAizt4··¥-eiM --·• -• ...... ~...... w...... ~·-.:.lo--.;;.J,Ij..., -· ...... ",· . - ... _, ... "" ..... -. - ... -.. ..., .._- .... 'f,. , ...... ;;; ••• 4 4 44'1""!_ ..... ···-.'~~ ..~-·':'::~- ~- ~ ' .. :~s:"'~,· ·~· -~~ -. ------. -- ,_ ·' .. ·- _,_ ... :... _. ______..,._,, ·-· . ' · Page 2- Ruidoso fN.M.l News Thursday, September. 10, 1981 . . . '• ..:; -: . . ------ \ . . ·-· •· .. I ..: : • :-· - . . Ill••• MESSAGE POTENTIAL TOMERS 9,000 TIMES A ! That's ·To Cheer About! • • • ALSO OFFER YOU •LOW RATES · •ASSIST WITH AD DESIGN COPY •FULL COLOR CAPABILITY •PHOTOGRAPHY AT ADDITIOIIAL COST .TP 1· . . . . lt ·. .. , At the Hospital August 28 -~·,A£1M11"[E(.l: Bonnie "'X:::t·':·~ Marqulte Centenarian H~::_ fet-ed Sunday Melvin H. Timothy · Byel'8, Beasley, Marquile MR. AND MRS. SCoTTY HOLLOMAN Poyne/Hollomc:in vows spol"'en ADMITI'ED: Ruby . DISMISSEI.l: Timothy Larry Byers, John L. MR. AND MRS. JACK FOWLER 3 - ADMITI'ED: Michael DISMf&CJED: Anselmo • Daugherty. -.ADMITTED: The May/Fowler vows exchanged BY Joy A. May and Jack A. Fowler, both of brideRroom is the :son of Mrs, Ray V. Kimberly LeveJlBnd, Tesas, exchanged ..wedding .fo'owler of Paul! \!alley, Oklahoma. Glencoe; D~lEL AGNEW STORM Kevln vows August 28, at 3: 30 p.m., 8,500 feet Albuquerque; above ground between Fort Stanton and The bride attended South Plains College After Capitan. in Levelland, Lubbock Christian College Hollmnans DIBMISSED: Marte Mn. Roy Lare's Mother Piloting the plane was Muse, with and Texas Tech ln Lubbock and was a Texas, where Williams, Tara Davis and Celebrates One HUildudtb AJ the Enjady and Baby. Birthday. Reverend Tyson Van Dyke perfonning the brokerage manager for Insurance law student at Texas ceremony. September 8 - ADMJ'ITED: Guy · Mn. Lenora Sams, mother of Malll'im! Solutions of Lubbock. The bridegroom has tbe bride is a senior at o1 been manager of the Minit Mart complex CoUege. Marlin, capitan. DISMISSED: Curtis Sams Lare of Ruidoso, celebrated her one The Maid of Honor was Janie Bennett Johnson. hundredth birthday Tuesday, September Ruldwo and the best rilan was Scott in Ruldwo the past eight years.. CONGRATULATIONS TO: eight in the Good Samaritan Heme 1n Patton. Artesia. The couple wilt be at home in Ruidoso Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis, Baby Girl, 7 The bride is the da nghler Eldon and. after a weddintt trip to Santa Fe and 100., 714 ozs., September 1. Lenora was born September eight 1881 in Jcyce May of Levelland and the Albuquerque. Hurd-Wyeth exhibitions Gonkm and Earldlna Enjady, Baby Girl, Arlington, Nebraska, and came with her 7lbs., 10 OUI., September 4. husband, the late and beloved MOton SCORE TO DATE: Arthur 8am9 in 1940. She and her husband Boy.s -37 spent their ure in the teachlng rJeld, Glrls-63 Lenora taught drama among ether sui> m IDnEER scheduled in Roswell jects, and. MilLon was superintendent of schoola. He continued teaching in Artesia Opening on Bunda)', Septi!mber 13, Is a N. C. Wyeth, father o£ the family, was Cub Scout tip unttithe-·age or etgbty. major exhibition of the paintings of six one of the most successful and relpec~ Besides Maurine Lare, this beloved PACKED WITH members of the Hurd-Wyeth family. The illustrators of h1s time. Studying with him registration couple raised three children: Maxine staff of the RosweU Museum and Art in b,ip Chadds Ford studio were his son, MJiler, cf Ruidoso: Feme Young of PIZAZZ Center cordially Invites the public to the Andrew, and dauglrter, Henriette. Peter Auburn, Nebraka; and Duane Sams or openln~ reception from 3:30-:i :00. Hurd also joined lhe family, studying with set tonight Artesia. The celebraticn was aUended by For the first time since 1965 the paln N.C. Wyeth. Roy and Maurine; Duane Sams; Maxine Thot describes Ungs of this highly dedicated family of Representing the third generation of this Miller; and grandson, Barry Miller of "realist" painters will be shown at this family of painters are Jamie Wyeth end Cub Seoul reeistraUoo, fer boys from this poly-filled little eight to ten years cld, Is scheduled tonigbt Ruidoso. museum. Works b)' N. C. Wyeth, Andrew Mlehael Hurd. Both born in Ul4.6, Jamie is· The -celebration wu wonderful in every Wyeth, Henriette Wyeth, Jamie Wyeth, the son of the Andrew Wyeths and Michael at 7 at" Whfte Mounta.rn School Cafeteria. number from Ms. Boys signing up for the CUb SeouL way, with the dining room full of Dowers Peter Hqrd J~nd Michael Hunl wiD be on the son of Henriette and Peter Hurd. and gifts, and a handsome birthday c~e, Pioneer In o exhibit in the Anderson and Entcy The Hurd-Wyeth exhlbiUon will be progl"am tonight are to be accompanied by their parents. which l.encra shared with everr member nutshell. It features Galleries from September 13 thru October ahown through October- 25 at the Roswell of the hcme present - numbering over 25. Museum and Art Center. All present members of Cllb Scouts must also sign up for tbe ccming year tonight !Uiy. on unusual touch! For the occasion cf this great milo-stone in her We, Lenora was bright and cheerful The vest Is tufted GOP Women host Sl~een, Mctf\illon Core Center and v.ery alert - full of appreciation and at the yoke and happiness, and with a clear memory cf the. Consressman Joe Skeen and Colin Yvorme Lanelli Is the club's convention hosts of friends and loved ones who sent collar. Pick McMlllan, candldate for lieutenant delegate, although any member may group sets cards and gifts and Dowers. poly todloy! governor, were featW"ed speakers at the attend as u suest. Applications and in We are aU happy that after- a life of AUgust 18 meeting of the Federated formation are available from dub service to The Lord, this good Christian Rept1blican Women of Lincoln fllunty at pn!lsident Rhonda Johnston. von meeting Lady is enjcylng life after a century of life the Frank Titsworth home in Tbmie. Henson advised the members. of the among u:s; and we wish her many happy The two discussed Presldent Reagan's state convention for GOP Women October The Auxillary of the Ruidoso Cora returTIIJ of the day and AII.God's blessings. bud~t progralll8 and said, In ·their ~181n Albuquerque, featuring wOJksbops Center, and the Community Council, will And we congratulate Roy and Maurine, opinion, that the programs are vital for tbe and appearances by prominent state meet at the ceQter at 7 p.m., September 17. and all of Lenom's loved ones for thelr At The "Y" country's future economic development. politicians. Convention delegates will be The main agenda item wiD center devoUon and kindnl!88 to Lenora through Speclal guests were Marjorie LoRao. eJected at the September 22, 11 a.m., around the planned fWJd drive to purchase the years. PHONE 378-4533 New Mexico Federated RepubUcaD meeting at the First Dui.stian Church A a van for the facility. Women's president, Santa Fe, and Lee covered di.!lh luncheon will be served 8l1d AU intere«ed parsoru1 an! invited to the Henson, Albuquerque!. all women HYing in Lincoln County are meeting. Logan spoke about the notional ~ Invited. vention of Republican Wmnen September LEARN TO PAINT 17·19 In Denver, Colorado. Presldent Infonnatlon on club activities Is Reasan and Vice President George Bush, available from Rhonda Johnston at 257· WATERCOWR she said; are 00 speak at the convelllion. 9571 or Dorothy Smith at 354-2499. Phone 257-2684 ***************************J Old Adobe Patio Gallery for Personalized Service 10-8 Mon. Thru Sat. For You and Your Family t SHOP THE CLASSIFIEDS # Sun. 10·5 Serving Ruidoso And All of Lincoln County ***************************, Stretch Denim & 5 Pocket Jeans Colored Cords With Matching Vests . Dono Point Ultra sUede Jackets, Skirts and Pants 2003 SUDDERTH ...... · ...... __... __ ·~ -~-~-~ 4LA~4<--~4__..oii...., l.J •-"' ..., __... ~•~ ~~·--·~• ____.. ._...... ~ ~ -' ~ . ,. -~ ..• -· -· l' Page 4- Ruidoso [ N.M.I News Tllvrsdav. Soplembw 10, 1981 4ft ---- ,. ' Bird seasons· s.et,,,_-~~- Waterfowl. quail and Cr&IB 8{!811011.8 set are eight per day, with 16m po&ae88lon. G.allinules: -October ti'-January 4i 15 per by the State Gmne Commission August Z8 Aspeclalseaspnonn;d.gr!rtingteal(bliJe.. dliy, 31tb\ possession. · wiU be similar to those of 1980, with some winged, green-winged and cinnamon) is P4CIFIC FLVWA Y WATERFOWL changes In goose seaaons. September lt-20 In the Certral Flyway Tbe Pacific Flyway. seasons include all Meeting ln Santa Fe, the comtnission portlon of tbe state only. Teall\untbla: wm of ·New Mexico west of the Conlinental also .set seasons and bag limits on ah!o be open during that time un the La DJvide, plus th.e Jicarill;a Re;se_rvation. pheasant, pralpe chl.cken, eoota and Joy a State Game Refuge and a portion or_ Ducks, joeJ.udlng niet"gSr$ers-: October Gallinules. Regulations govemlng buntlnS the Bernardo st:at:e-Ga~De1tefpgl!-5Uilt!lof 3-JanUJ~ry· 3, with a bag limit, includins of dove, banO-taUed: pigeon, anlpe, ran, United States 60. Shooting houn are mergansers, of seven J!er day, _14 in squirrel and early migrating teal Wer.e set 'sunrise to sunset; bag limltia rout per day, poS:!Iesslon, not to lnelude more than two bytheeommlssionatitsJ'uly24meeting. ei.g))t in pOI!se.Mlcm, singlY or in .the r«fbeads or canvasbacks 1n the dally bag, Hunting hours for all migratury aggregateofthethreespecles. or In speciea, waterfowl (including regular season teal), Gl"'\l8e and squlnel seasons in n~m quail, pheasant, crane, prairie chlclren. units (GS-1) are September !.OCtober 4, band-tailed pigeon, white-winged and wtth no grou.se bunting pennitted In Unit 9 moW'Illng dove, rail, an!Pe, grouse and - the Mount Ta:tklr area; and m the squirrelsurmet. are one-haH hour before sunrise to southwesta, the Sacramento (GS-2) are Mountains, October 342. is openArea 8-to ~~~E~~~~~~~~~~J~~· •Quail season ·ls November 21-January 24 squirrel ~unti~. onl)'; se'!SQU lsS·~~. $latewide. Bag limit I& li per-day-, so in r-October4. _,_. · r:eese. possesalon, singly or in the aggregate of all Grouse limits are three per day, 8lA m Coots and gallinules: October a-January species. possession. Squil"l'el limits are five per 3; 25 p:tr da·Y bag and possession llmlbt, Pheasant season is December H day, lOin possession. cootsandgallitullescwnblned. " statewide, with bag and po~tSeasion limit CENTRALFLYWAVWATERFOWL Only fblly feathered wing or the head of setatthreecocksperday. _ The Central Flyway portion of New any rail, snlpe, crane, duck, coot, Prairie chicken season ia December 12- Mexico Is that lying east of the Continental gallinule, merganser, teal or goose lllU8t 14 ln portions o[ soutbeastern New Mexico Divide except areas within the Jlcarilla remain attached to the bird ~il the bird only. Bag limit is three per day. -Apache Reservation. · -haS arrived at the personal abode of tile • Season on lesser sandhill crane is· Ducks, including merg&ruJers: October posseasororatapreservationfacility. October 31-January 3.1 in Chaves, Curry, 27-January 17. Bag limit is reached when Parts of several state park:s and state DeBaca, Eddy, Lea, Quay and Roosevelt the point value oi the laqt blrd taken, game refugES are open to hunting for some WHITE MOUNTAIN MIDDLE SCHOOL skills.- White Mountain opens the season Sep· counties. Bag limit is three cnmes per day, added to the sum of the point value of other waterfowl sPecies during season. For assistant football coach Mike Crocker puts tember-19 with a game against Mountain View of six in possession. blrds in the bag, reaclles or ext>eeds 100 details, hunters· should check a 1981-BJ Brave gridclers through sled practice ~;""ec:ently. Roswell at Ruidoso High Sc~ool. Dates for band-tailed pigeon hunting are poinb. Possession limtt Is the maximum huntlng proclamation. The sled helps players develop their blocking '. October 3-22 south of United States 60 from numbers ai birds tluit legal!)' could have Manner and legal methods· of taking . . the Arizona state line to Socorrn and west been taken in two day&. Point&: Can- · l-game are also Tree InJury of I-25 fromSoc'!__rro to the Texas state line-.-v.ubaeks;-:100 points eac , , . outlined in the respective proclamations, In n.e·remHiitder of the state, tbe season mallards, MelQcan-Uke ducks, wood ducks available from department offices or from will be September 1-20. Bag Umlt is five and booded mergansen, 10 points each; approximate]y 350 vendors statewide. Last Peloncillo ram due to water per ~y, 10 in possession. teal, scaup, pinta Us, cad-walla, shovelersil All waterfGwl hunters who bave reached In addition to a license valid for hunting wiRe on and common and red-breaste the age of 16 are required to have a Je:sser sandhill crane and band-tailed merganser, 10 each; all othet" dncks, 20 Migratory Blrd Conservallon (duck) pigeon, the hunter must also have a special each. stamp, available from United States post ·and fertilizer pennit for either of those Species, RegulaUons for geese def1ne dark geese offices, in their possession and signed dead ofpneumonia Winter Injury Is responSible; for more available Iree of charge from Deparbnent as Canada or white.fronf.ed geese; white acro!IS its face in ink. losses of fruit trees, pecan trees: and shade of Game and Fish offices in Santa Fe, geeseassnow,blueorRos.s'geese. Persons who use shotguns to hunt The lasl of 10 desert bi~horn rams eonfirmed the coOS('! of d4!ath among the trees in New Mexico than am' other cause. AJbuquerque, RosweU, Raton and Las Geese: In Sandoval, Sierra, BernaliUo, migratory waterfowl may have only shot released in late June in the Pelonclllo rams us pneumonia' Sharp temperature drops can freeze Cruces. Written requests for permits SocoiTease Center at Colorado Stale sheep were able to count the 10 ewes and receives late in its growing season, 12 doves per day in the bag, 24 in 10 Jn possession. Univen;ily ln Fort ColiLns fur analysis. fiVe lambs Sunday. Sbannon said. possession - singly or in the aggregate of In the remainder or the Central Flyway A Magdalena man has been fined $400 Samples sent e1.1rlier to the Veterinary Hcnn· Haid the ewes do not appear to be Trees that get large amounts of nt{rogen Lhe two species. portion the season will be open on white and givlf.'n a 00 day suspended jail sentence Ser;riees l..ahoratory in A1buquerque had sufft•rul~ from the disetlse, possibly loaded fertilizer, along with plenty of Season on sora and Virginia rails is geese November 14-February 14; on dark for illegally killing a yearling doe deer. bec.·uu.~ they had kept apart from thi! water, in late fall my be seriously injured. September 12-November2Dstatewide. Bag geese- Novem~r 14-January 17. Umit is Willie J, Chavez, 50, also paid $10 court Kegler meeting rams after release Into the wild, were Heal&hy trees In normal seasonal donnant andpossessionlimitsare:!araill!,slnglyor five geese per day, 10 in possessJon, no -costs and was asseSS{!d $200 ~i.vi.l damagea bcttt•r adjusted to the area, and have ncl condition can withstand low temperatures. an the aggregate of both species. more than two dark geese per day or fow- for the slate's loss of the game animal. been str~ss.ed as much as the rams by flowever, if the trees makes excessive HWlting for common IWilson'sJ snipe dark geese in possession. OepP:rtment or Game and Fish con rl'loc:atJOn and adjustment. Biologists feel vesetative growth late into the fall, proper wall be open statewide September 12- Coots: October 27-January 17; 1~ per survation ofric~ l-.arry Bell said he in- September 24 the 5lre:-;s weakened tlle rams and ln hardening of the grOwing plant tissue Oecembet 13. B.ag and poBSt'sslon limits day,30inpossession. vestigated after rcc.-eiving a Up Chavez had crt.•ased their" susceptibility to inFection. doesn't take place before the freezing killed the deer Au!iust 14 on the Patterson All interested bowlers and sponsors are Another aUempt to supplement a herd in temperatures occur, Shannon said. Road mine south of Magdall'na. Chavez Bskcd to attend the Thursday Morning the Peloncillos may be made when Soil applications of fertilizer, especia11y AUTOMOBILE RENTING & lEASING pleaded ~:uilly before Socorro County Ladies' Bowling League meeting at 8:30 biologists feel pneumonic infection no nitrogen, should be made in late winter or Magmtrate lgn.acioG~:~reia on Au~ust I !I. · a.m., September 24 1n the Holiday Bowl. lnn.:er IJ1reatens additional rams released early spring, not In fall. As a general rule, .. Chavez also fa(.'CS loss: of tbe fil't!ann Purpose of the meellng is to gel the in thi! urea. The department has nine apply no notrogen after July 1 each year. LEASING SERVICE u11 tod to kill the deer and polt•ntlal Io:ss of league and teams organized for the remaining captive rams - six at Red W•ering should be stopped ill early fall lu~ hunting and fi~hin1, lice-nse privileges season. Roek, three Bl New Mexico Stale to encourage trees to go into donnancy. Trude Renting & leasing for up to lhrt>e years. Univentity. Many commercial fruit aDd nut growers 1stop lrrigaUon about September 1~: however, orchards with sandy soH In SOUTHWEST DODGE, Children's sollthem New Mexico may need additional JACKALOPE SQUARE water arter that date. Speoitlfy After trees have become dormal)l., a_ 1309 MAIN INC. N.M heavy itTigation can be sa[ely applied to Gin SHOP provide favorable root growth conditions Shop during wtnteJ:. 257·5629 1301 SUDDERTH ~ecnrators ~tuhln AUTHENTIC Walleye from HAND WOVEN NAVAJO RUGS POLLIWOGS Oayton Lake COMPARE US WALL HANGINGS & PIGTAILS >• ..._~~ tO·S sets record 414 Sudderth WE OFFER BASKETS -POTIERY -CANDLES Mon. -Sat. •13 years of prnh•sloliflnal ~wrvke Clayton Lake In northeastern New •A ct•rtllit-d interior derorator l~~~o olfff advice to CUide YOD Large Parking Area Sun.·Thurs. 10·6 Fri.-Sat. 9·9 28011A Suddellh Mexico has produced another record •Many o;obolres of rods (o bio inKtalled walleye, replacing a rocord fish caught •Chnit•t•:> nf fabriC':> and colors frnm many manufaettlrl!n; the-re last year. Buster Zinck, Clayton, caught the 11- NEW! VERilCAL LOUVER DRAPE pound, 14-olUice walleye August 18 while I Samplr un Dl11play 1 catfishing at Clayton. He was using 10% OFF BATH BOUTIQUE chicken Overs for bait when he caught the Fne advire from a rertiflcd lnterlnrd~orator Junker, measuring 31 inches long and 18 inches in girth. The recent catch replaces a record DECORATORS STUDIO walleye catch on ,July 18, 1980 by Bill Ja.. ie & Shirley Smith Russell, also of Clayton. His fish weighed 11 pounds, eight ounces, was 311nches long and 18'-h inches around. Though Russell's walleye meazurea a haU inch larg~r In girth than' Zinck's, record fi.'lh are detennlned according to weight, said Miles Mcinnis, dl:rtrict conserva&lon officer for the Department of LET THE SHOP OF THE Game and Fish. •Custom Portrans BLUE GEM SOLVE YOUR •Wadding Photography •Instant ·Passport Photos Troil PROBLEM I Photography H yotJ'Ye made a purchase and are MIDTOWNRUlDOSO 111-1288 how to get II home, call and let 110¥ 1920 ftllldoso, N".M. 88315 hell you. We gift wrap fer aiiJ occasion, wlfl wrap for shipping at your request. NEW! 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CIIJ!It.l~o-..n-WI ...,.o:..,,.,.,, PHONE 437-4900 ...... l -----~---···_ ...... ___ ·----~----- ·------~ -.... - --.-- __ ..;.._ .. ~_, ___ ... ;...... ------·--- -·----···---· ~--.-·~-~~~.' ..:.::-=:-:-::::---~~...... _...... "'"'"-· ...... -• ·;.._-,;__---;;;:_~ L .. fl..:.._ .r....a.,- t;:;:,=.,;:~r:, ._ .... _., ..o.. .. I:.Lt..·. ~· t,,.~<,..,t. 1..· .c._ .. i:.J., b-.., . .1.~ ...... I' ~-·. JO!o.. fo...... _..._ ...... ,._-·A Jio.,·-... --- J. • I .• !Jo 0 · "' r· ~ ~· ...... ,.,w~-·•·g,- T~ursday, September 10, 1981 Ruodoso lN.M.I News.,._ Pa.O~ 1 -, .. ,. :... ·· Carrizo Lodge slstet11or renovstiod snt1 ,expsnsiafl '_,:- . . MICHAEL FURMAN~ at len, the new owner of plat which was lipprove6by Planning and Zoning Carrizo Lodge, along with manager and former last week and awaits f1nal approvat by the owner Herb Gregerson Jr., center. ahd builder village trustees . AS CAN BE SEEN from this photo, Carrizo Lodge has. been badly In need of funds tor rennovation. . Billy Taylor at right. They are holding the final BY GREG STEPHENS ''This has never been a place to tum "What we're looking for Is lnstn.!cton student there and thought bigbly of iL A SCoff Writer/Photographer over a large proflt, because of our short such as (Ben) Konlll or (Jan) DeRuth or couple of years ,ag_o l ~DtiJled a "For Sale" se88Qn and the small number of artists (Albert) Harulell," said Greggtu'lilon. "But sign by a real estate agent~ then last The VlUage trustees gave thelr approval coming in," Greuerson said. "So we'v~ ~heR will alwayB be room for a Barrie February the sign bad been crossed out to Tuesday nlgbt to the Muter Plan and never had the funds to put back Jnto the Tinkler here/' . read 'For Sale By Owner'. I went 1n and Phase I of large acale development plans place. n Would have been nice to keep It In looked around a couple of houn and at a Ruido.soinstitution, C8rrlzD Lodge. the family, but you've got to unden~tand Carrizo Lodge bas a backlog of some decided to buy it." what tt's Uke to go out when it's 20 beloW 7,000 students, and a questionnaire will be Michael Furmaa of Od«.sa, Tees, zero and try to find a water leak." maUed to them within the ne:d month, bought the facillty last March from the asking fQr tbelr Sllggestions m future Greggersons of Ruidoso, Who had owned According to Funnan, the main lodge artistic programs. A catalogue wW be Ute operated the summer art center slnce will be rewired, replumbed and winterized avaPable by Cbr.istmas. 1961. before the onset of winter. If there ts time, Furman is owner and presldent of the lodge will also enWrwinter with a new ''Fna a long term viewpoint, we would Liberty Trust Cmnpany, of which Carrizo stucco exterior. like for the lodge to _evolve Into a gallery Lodge Incorporated is now a part. Last "The lodge will remain tbe centerpiece with l.ntemational representaUoo," said week he received approval from the oJ' thl! development," Furman sotd. "We Furman. ..1 th1nk we may be able to turn a Ruidoso Plannin&: and Zoning CoDliiliBsion want It to retain the rustle feeUng that has pront on lt in a couple of years. At first lhe for the ftnal plat of the project. whlcb calls made It attractive for so long. It will COndos are gOing to be subsidizing im· for extensive renovations and the eventual remain separate from the condos end proveme:nts 1n the Jodge: - we've already lnstauauon of nearly 400 condomilli.UIDB. other structures, although they wm ba got 38 folks waiting to buy the first 30 units. Approval of the first pbase by tbe connected by r.edwood walks and bridges. But when tbere are siz studios ready. there li'Wilees enables Furman to have the first We had hoped to ~tHin Utli!l gravel ruad, WQuld be a capacity for 180 ;tudents here 30condos put 1n by this faD. but tbe county is going to require us to . eight months a year." Furmlb1 wants to evtmtually pt1t lD 300 ~veit." condos along a mountain ridge east of tbe The butlder for tbe proJect will be Billy existing building(~. Recreation facilities Funrum said that he and Greggerson taylor of Petrople:c Home Sales in Ode888. and a restaurant would also be cort had discussed their plans with many oftbe He will be uslog modular units: structed. Furman must work closely with students this summer. and had without manufa<=turett by Lancer's of Childl-ess, the trustees In these plans as the proJect Is exception reeeived positive feedback. Texas. The condos to be erected here will slated to be «~Mected to the vrnage be 9bnllar to Otose being WJed by U. s. sewage system. Greggersan and his sis\er Hilma CoWer Homes in major -pro.jects in Corpus Christi Carrizo Lodge must also buy additional will stay on as managers of Carrizo Lodge, and Galveston, Teus, and near Avon, water rights - lt currenUy owns 17 acre retaining prime responsibility for c:llroo Co1orado, 'fett a year, ud will )lave to double that tlng the art programs~ in whlch Furman amom1t to bring the proJect tofrutl(m. plans extensive growth. Mike Mulholland of Ruidoso II the contractor. '"We want to increase studio space for the workshops - there've been three ln a telephone interview wi&h 'l'he studios for the Iast-27 years. and we'd Uke Ruidoso News, Furman took pains to to expand tblit to five or •" Furman em.pbasize that the new bulldlngs. and 311!d. renovations would be done lD character. He also envisions the art courses going ''What we want to do is to modemlze the fl'1lm about mldRMarch untn mid facllity without making lt look moclern, U November, w!th more instructws at: 1982CAY that makes sensu, .. he said. national and internaUonal reputati0118 Yau~re invited to come see the most complete new car we've ever than in the past. introduced. "It seemS- like the artists whebs.ve taken [See related article, That the structures need modemi7Jng is Section S, Page 11 The 19&1 Chevy Cavalier. unquestionable. the time to write and publicize boolr3 draw Complete with- 43 the best, "he said. "So we'D CBncentrate on standard features and 1982 technology. Complete bringing in teachers with tbat kind of in choice with four front·wheel-drlve Cavalier models: Elegant reputation, who have had the exposure of Sedan. Classic Coupe. Sport Hatchback. Spacious Wagon. Each • previous workshops. But to keep some or HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT model also available in the custom luxury verslon, Cavalier CL, with the workshops at an lnexpenaive le~el, we 15 additional standard features. also plan to keep regionally or locaDy 'known artists ln about 2& pereent of the Come see the complete car, the 1982 Chevy Cavalier. at our classes.'' I•NING dealership soon. WATER WELL DRILLING lt..CCOUtl' ? THE MOST COMPLETE PUMP SALES & SERVICE • AfR ROTARY DRILLING The Smart Money has -If you're smart, you'll coma to Chaves CAR WE'VE County Savings & Loan Association where you get the best Licensed and Bonded chec.ktng account deat In town. COmpare - you'll find we kRow EVER INTRODUCED what we are talking about. Here's what you get. - CLEMENTS PUMP CO. • 51A:% Interest compounded daily on every dollar In your account. P. 0. Box 272 • FREE che'cklng -no minimum balance If age 62orolder. • FltEE checkinG- maintain a minil'num balance of only $250. • )t.vtilable overdraft protection- bounce proot your cht!cks. • .UiiUmited checks -no per check charges. · •·Detailed", e.asily understandable monthly staternent showing all . SHINING SJ 4R , yOur transactions. TURQUOISE OUTLET •.Atl your cancelled checks returned. .• Direct deposit of your Social Security or other Government "Thanks To AU The Custilmers checks. Wlto Have Visited Owr Shop" ~Drive-in window for your convenience. Shawnee & J.R. ,• Nlg~ldeposltory. 13.8% Ananclng (Annual Percentage Rate) ~FREE travlers checks. LET US SERVE YOIJR NEED • FflEE:: money Orders. b:tendedthrougli s..,...... , 23 FOR THAT SPECIAl GIFf .• FREE notary service. ~FREEcopyservlce. · • Indian Jewelry t FREE parkihg. - . . • All 'Aecolinls Insured to s1oo ooo bv FSLl~. 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"""'...... _ ...... · • ,,,;l' ,- ·- T!_Iursclay, Sepleml1er 10,1981 Ruidoso [N.M.t N_ew$- _Pag<~9 · · . · Bi'g· game regulatio-ns amended fOOiiiijO~-®w.~~ -·. ·~!lloi_Sto:!,•bGiglllDguo... ~lallo~.mendoat "d• tllosa~astb ... go•emlll8otberll814111 from Plljman·RobertaOII fnderal aid be81Jmlng Ootober Sl, when 1he '"""'. SmaltBusiness .. - -- •••• •w• enll')' permit bunts, wHb an applicatiOn monies pra.lded for a and nuclear engineering by Amoco fr \ Hourly Bus Runs A. C. Express Bus Lines 6:00A.M. OtyBus 7:00 On Tbe Hour Ruidoso DOWDS Frontier Wrecldag :It A.M. 8:00 Ruidoso Downs P419t Office -:11 1laldoso Downs Cbaparr:~~1 ,., RoUywood PMt Offlee • FIB 9:00 Gibson's ,07 Ruidoso Boado Valley Hospital ,os 10:00 Western Office Supply (Aeresa From Safeway] :10 P•l'lllllae caayoa Rd. :11 RuldmooStaloBaok ,u ll:OO Tdephoae Compall)' •11 Wghway • :n IJght :17 12:00Noon MIDJIMart •IJ IIIPibrookVIDage F{S' 1:00P.M. Coasl011' FIB I' Swtua.Iet FIS The Jon....Ublo FIB 2:00 Alto Alps Marbt ,zo '•.·'' 3:00 Return Trip Alto AI"" -kel 'l'ILfte Bee't Market 4:00 HIJhWay • 31Ltght (Ace Hardware] -pb-Compaay d ,.· '. 5:00 IWW... ·, . ' " 8111 Jl'tailklla 6:00 ...... ~""· ,.. ''" ~~wayRaldotoRoadao~alleyBosplt:al · :SI Glblon'l tU Chaparnl ,. BaldNODowDIFrollller Wneldtqf tiS ['FIIICBiePI · • llaJ wm stop. til beiWom Regular s...,. To Ptclt Up or Drop 011 Leave Traffic and Gas Worries PalleJIII!l'll- . Behind! Enjoy a Relaxing and Comfortable Ride In This New Mini· Bird Bus. Shopping, Work or Just RATES Arotind Town. $1.00 From Ruidoso Downs To Town $1.00 From RuidO!Io To Alto leave the Driving To Dennis . ' . and Milton! •50e In TOWh, Each Rlde. I£GAL NUJICE IDA VOCATIONAL MASt~~RGE Tillman AND VISA Df .til RLEPHONE 257-9617 I I " 1111 plans and ,..,.,....Ia required WOOD TRENDS MEN'S the grlevence Proc...tufft DOUBLE RECIPE BOX FLANNEL SH'IRTS LEGAl. NOTICE WITH CARDS AND RIIIOI.UTION Elli! lT REWI..\IED BY TH'e GOVIIiiRNING BODY Of' 80% COTTON AND "fHE VILLAIJ& IJF CAI"rfAN, 1t1.tt 1ft •lectiDn slim II ba ~!ll.WL INDEX DIVIDERS Thl following q~"lon 111111 tr-es\lbmlllect .,, ttouelecllon< o--- -- !il"%.,otflSTfR- "51\.tll rulilur•ntllnftsn.far the pte Qlbeer and wine ba ...ppo"OVVd withi-n lilt vuraaa of CIIPIII.In. New MillllocD?" rn. uo"rrn'lll)ll bODI1e "' the el•ctron 111111 tt• cloHcl bV lhe count, c;lvk Gl 5:011 p.m. AlSO .100% COTTON liiiSIPiemDar 16, lWI. Adopled Dnd IPP>'!Wtd lhlt~1Sid,t~ofAug~l, ltlll. - APPROVEP,III01fll8.lllll'l< ArTe$T: N l.eO<' l ,_ I { .... '""_....____.., '* '" ...... -.-...... -- ._.- -...... -..- ~~- ...-. ~~--- ... ,.·- ' ...... " ... :.~: \ Tl1uF$d!\IY• S~ptember 10~ 1981 Rutf.to~u l N.M.·: Newt- ~chon B. • . jl.. Carrizo lodge: a century of, lincoln County' history .. l ..I • year that Carrizo Lodge was used as a summer camp by the New Mexico Milifary tnstnute. after whu:b it catered eK.CIUSIYely t.o ar- BY GREG STEPHENS 45 boys attended the camp thal first lJsts." S'laUWriter/Photogmpher swnmer. They were charged $150 fqr the lwoweeks. In 1956, Frederic Taubes changed all When Michael Fumum bought Carrizo Edlth CoeiRigsby ffonnerly Mrs. tbal. The famous N-ew Ynrk artist had ~ge last March, over ~ century of Coe/Boy<.-cl, who operated the Navajo bel!11 condncting a workshop at Cloudcroft southern New Mexico history came with U. Lodge 'for 30 years, remembers the boys that swnmer. but found lhe racilltics n was In 1&79 Ulat President Rutherford C'omlng over to her place for dan res. inadeqUate. But he Uketl lhe area, so he B. Hayes pllt his s(j(Ratu.n~ to .p patent "We- buHt a -recreation baU lttMJtn: Um cmne to the Greggersons and asked if be granllng·the fli'st lnd1vidual litll' to some !IHUW year the lodge opened, and we'd could teach a wor\ols.Mp al Ca.rri10o L\ldge. 160 acres along Carrizo Creek to Colonel have orchestJ"Hs playing Wednesday and They agreed on s one year trial basi.s, and George A. Purl'ingtoo. Saturday nights - mosUy boys who came the Idea soon caught on. After joining the Union Anny out of up for the summer from Las Cruces or "'About 20 people came ID Lhl' first ~lass Ohlo. Purrington was stationed at Fort Abilene. Texas, to earn money for and stayed two weeks," said Greggerson. Stanton during the Civil War. He played a college,'' said Mrs. Coe/Rlgsby. "Colonel "Rutdoso was Justa thn!e-day town t.hen rule in the Lincoln County War. allowing l.u'ik wOuld bring his boys rNMMIJ over to the track acutally only ran two days and the "Dolan faction'' to make illegal cntrie.s dance and on en their parents stayed at the there was no .ski run. But through Taubes' into homes of the "McSween Group" aftor Navajo l.od~e while vlsJllna.~. I remember reputatJon II /Carrizo l.odge1 grew SltcnffWilliam Brady was shot in 1878. one or the first. boys to come up here was rapid.t;y.' • Arter Purrington died, the ori..cinal Ball Hurd. Peter Hurd's brother." David tsaacs of Morenci, Ariz:ona. who patent plus an additional BO at=l'es retumed 'l"he summer camp went. into a perlod ot attended t.his year's workshop held by witbhls wire t.o Ohio unLill923, when it was dedine during t.he depression yeprs or the Taubek.. successor, Jan DeRuth, sold to Hora-.-e Cart.cr fvr $25 an acre. }!I:JO"s. During part or this Ume Lhc remembers being at the second workshop Much or the land was subsl.oquently fadlltles were leased t.o a ~irl's school run in 1956. "There were over 30 people there, d-.-veloped by Cnrtcr, and now fonns part bj Est.herMacNally. .and [ was the only man In the lol The of dQwntown Ruidoso. Forty BC'I't'.!l of tht' The flood or 1941 de::~troyed several paper t Ruidoso News l put me in for tbat. •· patent borderinR the Mescalero Rcser buildings on the propert)'. As a result, said News of carrizo l.odgc spread by word vutum were su1LI to tht' New Mexlt'o Mn. Coe/Rig.<>by, Mat'N.ully "RaVe it op" of mouth, and soon many otbt"r artists Military Institute INMMl 1 in April1§5., and the summer t'amp was :sold to thr w1.•re J,.'ivtng l"lass(os lhcJ't!. But ··Mr. T", ss Tbl' Bourtl or Rc~enls of NMMI ronnt•r's okkr sisl,{'r, Annie COt-/Tit· T;mbl'i> wa:> nllled" by hls students. authorized the Athletic Dcpartml'nt to lm·orth. rt•mwned the L·entral fii(JJre. construct a s11mmer t·amp on the land - Through the Coe rt~mily, Carrizo l ..otlgl.' OM storl about th(ll!ie early days eon NOme dctnn1ors daimcd in an t•Hort to M('l ~a1ncd another indirect t·onnedion to tht' ('rrns the t•ff{'l'l:; ur "Mr. T's" ("nti{'l~ lM fGOtball ll'tlrR in shape befut"i' lht'ir Lm1·nln {'ounty War. Antut•'s rathl"'" Frank 1>ur1n~ his lt•!·tun·s. hl' would .soml.'time.s rJVals. but offkumy to provide a ··Jmppy had h1red William B I'IIQIIIIOIMij .CIIYitln, ll!liCIIIInhnst grGUp•f;lr CfUbl IPCIIIIOI"tcc bV ,._ reclpllftf, rtlolllrro~~~l• to IDIJICIJJl. Wht~h p!'O\'Ide III"ITi!>liCU 10 )Iandi~ PII"Hrri, riC~ inn· LEGAL NOTICE !I-IOJmiOfll ol&luaenl" rnelualngllolb emplarnunt.lt'!i tne r.c(plenl 1111111 anl1fance In ~m>klnt ollllfDIIIIiJII oulllckt employment. . b. c:~uns&IIIIJi' a,r!fc~t. _A r.,;JP!tlll f!l Wbl~h lltll $Jb.....-r appfkls lhel pro'llldu per11111111 ecldtmtc ar (;IBSON'S YOeilllanctl OIUN\1.8111111, gVIdanR, or plao;ema.tt 11rlll101111 fo ftl lludonls lhlll prviiGI tllo:lla Hrvielll Wii~OW djiQ'Imlnatlon .., ftHt bllll ol hlnclfcep. Ttlo reclpltnt ~/111! It ml!lrll_ lt!llt IJ.Wfllfhld_ bDI)d ICIIPII'Id.studflnll -" mnot co~nllllelll toward m- ~lrh;tlw o;etller Gbl~ctj.,.s than ..,.. nlllt hllnlllcllpped IIUdlnts wltllolrnllar tnte1'8111$ tnd ablUtles. e, Pl\'p'IIICI(« C. Fl'... EdiiCIIIIOII, Ill G-11. For littPIII'IK!Hctllhlll sec;llon lhe pra... I£Jon ala fnlt! ctllllc11t10n lillie provlllan Of edut:llllanal and rHiilhld lllrViCK WhhOut CCII10 !lie ALSO.IOO% COTTON l'llndh:aliPed person ar In his ar her parl!/115 IN'" qullrdlan. lll<:e¢ lor lhuse l~es !hal arp Jmposrsl ..., ...... ,en. lllr:i~Pfll!d perlllftl ar tn.Jr parellh or g""rdlu. It ""'V c:on"l1 ei!Mir lit IMI proYft;l!>n Of free $~1'Y!~$ gr, II 8 .,,clplent plac -·--'-·-·,------~~-- '-~---·--.... ~---·-·- ---.-. '" Thursday, Sr~ptemf,Jer 10, 1981 Rui ! "j! I BY GREC STEPHENS after whlch It catered exclusively to ar· 45 boys aUended the camp th.at firill tists. ·• SLaff Writl'r/PhotoJ:mpher swnmer. They were charged $150 for the two weeks. In 1955, Frederic: Taubes changed all When Michael Furman bought Carrb:o Edith Coe/Ri~:Sby rformerly Mrs. lhat. The famou.s New York artist bad Lodge last March, over a century of Coe/Boyl-e 1, who operdted the Navajo been conducting a workshop al Cloudcroft southern New Mexico history came wllh it. l..odye "tor 311 ye11rs, remembers tile boys that swruner, but found the facUlties It was in 1879 thut President Rutherford coming over to her place for dances. ~ inadequate. But he liked the artr.~, 50 he B. Hayes put his signature to a patent "We buill a rccreaUon hall aboD.t the came t.o the G-rcggm;ons -and Mked if be grantin__g tbe: flratlndMdual- tille -to :SOiru!" lHime year the lodge opi!ned, and we'd conld teach a workshop at CaiTizo Lodge. HiD acres along Carr1to Creek to Colonel l:w\le orchestras playing Wednesday and They agreed on a·one year trial basis, and George A. Purrington. Saturday nights- mostly boys·who came the idea soOn caught on. Aflm" joining the Vnion Anny out of up for the summer from I..a.s Cruces or "About ZO people came to the first class Ohio. Purrington was stationed at Fort Abilene, Texas, to earn money for and stayed two weeks," said Greggerson. Stanton durlnK the Civil War. He played a college," said Mrs. Coe/Rigsby. "Colonel ·'Ruidoso was just a three-day town then ~ role in lhc l.incoln County War, aJlowlnt: l.u.~k would bring his bo)'liiNMMI) over to the track aeutall)' only ran two days and the •'Dolan faction" to make Illegal entries dl:lnee and often their parents stayed at the there was no ski. run. But through Taubf!s' into homes ofthe "McSween Group" after Navajo f,odge while vL~Itlng. I remember reputation it 1 Carrizo Lod~ooe 1 grew Shcrilr William Brady was-11hot in 1870. one of the-first boys to come _up here was rapidly." After Purrington died. the oriJlinal Bill Hurd, Peter Hurd's brother." David Isaacs or Morenci. Arizona. who patent plus an additional GO acres returned The summer camp went into a period or attended lbis year's workshop held· by with his wire to Ohio untiii92.1, when it was dec·llne during the depress.ion year'S of the Taubt's.. successor, Jan DeRuth • •~old to Hor.at-e Carter for $25 an acre. l!~ID's, During p.a.rt of this time the remembers being .at the seC'Ond workshop Much of the hmd was subs<.oquenlly facilities were leased to a girl'ssehool run in l!J51i. "There were over 30 people there, developed by C'Hrll.'t, and now rorms part by Esther Mai'Nally. und I was the only mwn in the lot. The or downtown Ruidoso. Forty acres or the 'fhe flood or 1941 destro)-ed several paper 1Ruid080 News 1 put me in for that.'' patent bordcrln!: the Mescalero Reser btuldings on the property. As a result, said News of Carrizo I..odge spread by word vallon werc sold tv the New Mexico Mm. Coe/Ricsby, MacNally "1-.o-ave it up" of mouth, and soon many other artists Military Jnslilu~ 1NMMI1 in Apl'ill!J2S. and the summer camp was sold to thr 1\'('C"e JIIVIrl.!ll'IBs.'lrli thl're. But "Mr. T", as The Bourd or RCJ.CcnL'I of NMMJ fnnncr's older sister, Annic Coi"JTit· Taullt's "'Wl t·idlt•tf' by his studtmts, authorized the Athll'tic Dl.'partml'llt to !.'Worth. rrrnamed the t"t."l'llrallil{urc. construc1 a summer ~·ump on the land - "fhrough I be Coc family. Carrizo Lodge One sltlf~ about Lho.'Oe early da)•s eon .~ome c::letrad.ors daimed in an l'ffurt to Acl ~amcd anolhl'r indirl't'l t"onnediOIJ to Uw n·rns the l'fkt·ls uf ·•Mr. T'!i" l'nliC"Isms the football lt"U.m in shape befm-e lhl.'ir I .!nt'nln County War. Anntl''s htlher Frank llurmg h1s lr<·turt•s. he would sumt'l:imes nvals, but or£i~·Jall)' lo proVIde .a "happy had hirl"d W!lhum Bonney to help with l••mbast otht•r arll:ots. from t"'as:;iC" lo mou11tain hft" for boys". huying on h1s •·until m 1817, and hl' and the contemporHr)'. and 11111' limf' hi' boasll'rl The maiD building of Garnzo l.odgr: was Kul bl'ntme Jtoot.l fMt'nds. Frank and hill that hr could ll'a(·h t'\"t•n a mule to p;Unt C"nmpltt('(] m Hl:ri_ ltfeutured a downstuit'8 t·ousm Gc11rKl' C'oc wcrl" latl'r branded bettC'rthan one well-knn\l'n art~t. dmm~ room, two upstairs donnltorics ouliHws bN·.:mse they had holt•d up m the ."\l'\'l'ral da~!> luiL·r. durinJI the CARRIZO LODGE from the angle same today. IWtuC"h are now artists' studiosl, an Mc".~Wl'l'n ~;ttlre durlnJ! Lhc lhrce day tnJdJttonal Hot ria.:k llmner, !n>veral Lgnl'OIIs I'OC.'k fircph1ce, a swimminJ! pool :;hontout Ln l.incoln. stuch'fll'! showed up wtlh a mull" borrowed and the <."amp';; own electricity generator. Ann•c ('oe!Tltswart.h was a wldawl'r frn01 a lnr.:·al stable .along with easel, nt•arm~-: 611 when she bought the pro!W'rlY in cHJ'Iva.oc and p.llllt'tte ··Mr. T" Jlrabbed the l!J.t.1. Dunn_g hrr ei).(ht years of ownl'rshlp mule'~ tall and prot·~·eded to make ~ood on the grounds n·mained much the same. SlN' h1:. prumJSl', althuu~ it should be addl'd LnvttOO famll)" and friends there louse the that only th.c memory, and not the painting pool durin~ the summer months. l.ater, SUfVI\'t'd the tnl'idl.'nl. when .~he wa.o;; physkally unable to look Some of the art1si.Ji who f."&me dunng the after till' pial'e. li was carl'd for by a !!1611's were Em1Jy Guthne Smith, Ruth frontiersman sort who lived on wild turkey Tear!!, Carl roa.:ar 1for li year:~/, Ben and fish, act•ordin,w l.o Herb Sel'kler. Korns. and Emilio C'-aballl'ro. Herb Greggerson Sr., bought Carrizo In 1!169 the Goodwin.oc sold their half J.od~o:e in 19S1. It was remodeled and Interest In Carrizo I.od~e to Herb opened to the public as a square dandng Greggerson Jr .. and his s1.o:ter Hilma center in 195.1. Collier bought half of that when she moved The Greggersons had a reputation as here in the summer of Wit. sqaurE' dance instructors that spread "We've alwa)·~ Lt'l'ated lhe arti~ and U('ro~ North America.Out of their square students like famllr ," said- Gre~gerson. dance hall in El Paso, they traveled across '"The artists t•an do just aboul whati"Vcr the continent and into the Caribbean, lhe_y want in the studiog as lon!l as it's not giving workshops. On their travels they destructi\'e. Therc've b('('ft a few in· collectOO antiques such as old music boxes slructors that have let thl'ir student.'! do and copper works, which found their way their own thing, drink and get a little into the El Paso hall and later carrtzo rowdy, but most of them arc pretty Lodge. serious." Some of" lhese antiques Included a 150- Greg~erson believes that an atmosphere )'ear-old Swil!8 Music Box with chimes, of trust has been very Important in en bells and a reed organ, rescued from 8 couraging fonner students Lo return year penny arcade in Boston: an 1890 Pianella, after year, often bri11ging friends. "For a 1!111 player piano; an 189:i calcwator years we bad all those .antiques in the that had been used by an Austin, Texas, place, worth thoUSands, and the doors Certified Public ActoW1tant until themld- were always open. But we never did have a 19:10'.s, -and an 1876 wood Hammond theft." tYPewriter . This sense of openness has in part .When their new facility at Carrizo Creek derived from the Greggei'S()JI'S policy of was converted into an arts center, this rel)·ii1g on wordo(!f·mouth publicity. ':A lot wealth of antiques made a perfect o£ people In Ruidoso barely even knew b.ackgroWid for artists painting stilllifes. Carrixo Lodge existed. W1tll this year," The Greggersons originally bought said Mike Mulholland, who is serving as Carrizo Lodge in partnership with 8 couple contractor for the proposed additions and from Venezuela, the Goodwins. The four rennovations. had met at a square dancing workshop in Greggerson said that he would like to Aruba, Venezuela, where the Gooowins keep some of that Intimacy and "family worked for Esso oil. According" to Herb feeling'' at CaiTizo Lodge. But while there Junior, it wasn't until the late 1900's mat fs every evidence that Ful'man plans to Goodwlns finally visited Ruidoso and build "in charactel'", the fact remains that · decided to sell out their interest. revltall:tation of Car1izo t,odge is "Originally my parents wanted to use dependent on making the pla-;e com this exclusively as a dHllce center, but as mercial enough to tum a profit.· square dancing got out of the old-Ume Gn:ggerson said that he and Furman were style, Dad got discouraged and got out of C -----~-----'----- ~- -· •. -- ~ ... -~ ~ - - . ~ - .... - .... -~ ...... ___...... ·""' •••• 441. ''! , c 4 ... , *A,_, •• •; 41444. ••• ;a ;u cs c:oe:;ca 4 sat ' \ . Page>- Ruldoso[N.M, I News Thursday, September 10; 1981- ::::;~:;:~~~~~t:$~~~.f~~~~~:t.::$:f~\~;:;w...xm:~m•:w:::::o::::::::;:;m~~·~:>:~~~-:B:a~.:~:o:·~~:~:::.~-:::::::::..-.::::1::::.~:::ffl:il~::C:~~;ssc~~*~Sf®~ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WILLDIULLWELLS.-lnstaltp._and tanks.. AD work cunnected witll water ,.,.., Call Ward Drlllfntl or W1>Ue ------EXPERIENCED - . legal seei-etary. BUILDING AND RllMQDIWNG - Mo-ln P-Servlce,311f.l!201.... 171p . l£GAI. NIIIIIl REWARD OFFERED .....:. AKC Slblrian Shorthand and typing requlrod. call4117· •-nt and block wolil, Patios, ,...,. FOil SALE - 31' ExecuUve motor bOIQe. Husky malo lost In Alto/Suo Valley areo...... 33-41p datiOD, Orep1acea, retalnlnl walls, etc. ~· FUlly loo lo.l Betlr C. WFiiihl ol51111711'o Slre.T LUbboc~. Texaa I.BiAI.IlDnCE ANTJQUE OAK - cbul1lb pew, rocker, librilry table, chairs, desk. secr-etacy. RI!S0LUTION QUALITY - ebUd eare in my home. Barbara HIDI!tress Antiques, 1600 Su~ WI-IEREAS. the II ----~ -·---... -~------Thursday, S:ept~m~er lO~ 1981 Ruidoso I N.M.J News- Paq•l FOR SAI..E - 2 side mount "piC~ tool FULL CRE&.: .li4EADOW8 - membership ::::::---::*~W.::te:m=~~~:<::::=;~:: bo:l•w1th4'doaropenlngout.3 13. f FOR RENT.- OQe bedroom cabin. Mid Ruidoso, $175/month + cleposlt. ~!15-27Zl. Jim aner 5:00p.m. · 33o4tp FOR RENT - 2 bedrl)Om, unfurnished Carpenter house. Year around renter, fireplace. No· ON RIVEIV- near Gibson's. Several niee, utllltles furnished. 257-4867. R--33-:Jtp large moDfle home Spaces. f6!.501 & Assoc,ates month. 378-4580. C3&-tfe Realtors 257-5001 FURNISHED ·OR UNFURNISHED - lovely, large, new, 2 bedroom apart THREE BEDROOM -1:14 bath, furnished. On Sudderth Dnve ment. $350/month. 3~15!1. c.:tz..tfc Town and Country mobile home. Dish washer, slde-by·slde refrlgerator, HOMES FURNISHED - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, washer/dryer, l4'X10', very nice, ~ar fireplace. fenced front yard. $460/month Gibson's. 371-46110. C-35-tfc + deposit + utllltie&. CaU 257-9248. 8-31- LITTLE SPARKLER! Tbe tfo oeatest liU!e house 1n lown! TWO BEDROOM - trailer. Close to hig1l But IL dOl'so'l feel smoU! school, easy acceBB, Z car carport. Call There's a spario us llvlng area, 1WO BEDROOM - I bath mobile. Year 378-4264. W-35-2tc %bedrooms, H'll baths, top of around, $350, utilities paid ineludin(: cable. Jackalope Square Real Estate, the line applianee~~, ineludloc ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT- adults microwave - ALL BRAND 2S7.g'123. J-31-tfc only. no pels, on Highway 70. Call357· NEW!! HOMES WITH ACREAGE 4850. T .:tS.tfc THREE BEDROOM - unfurnished 3 bedroom, 3 bath hume with 5 + mobile. $400/month, $100 deposit. 378- T.HREE BEDROOM - mobile. Privab! THIS ONE HAS IT ALL! acres of land. Sbr: staU barn, hay t7,U. after 4 p.m. P--34-Ue PRESTIGIOUS WHITE storage, greenbouse, *' mOe East oi lot, natura1 gas. Also, available Sep MOUNTAIN LOCATION - lhe lrack. tember 16, 3 bedroom mobile., 2 bath, washer, dryer, ln mobJie park. No pets. FOR THE MOST DIS: Phone 257-Z483. N·35-tfc CRIMINATING BUYER! HOMES LOCATION, ACCESS, NICE GUEST HOUSE - furnished, bills paid, DECK -A great famDy llome $31,500 2 bedroom, 2 baCh, Ruldmm clean, quiet nei.ghburhood, close-in, easy or vacation retreat, If you Downs, 68432 access. 1230/month + security deposit. prefer! Priced very Cal1257-4124. H-3&oltc reasonab!Y· $115.000 3 bedreom, 2 batb, Plnecllff, 111965 THREE BEDROOM - 11~ bath, fo .... nished, fireplace, den with woodbuming CABIN FEVER? Rcleax by stove, washer and dryer. In Sun VaHey. the rireplace in llrls spacious 3 MOBILE HOMES $450 plus utilities. Will lease from bedroom,!% balhhomeinthe $21,000 3 bedroom, I bath, Riwr September to May. Phone 338-4443. R-35- !'!._nes. tfo Park. 16882'""'------CONDOMINIUMS $44.9511 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Alrporl ATTRACTIVE, MODERN- well located, West,l!l6517 Come by oqr lol and gD lhroogb furnished, one and two bedroom apart DO YOU STAY ON THE GO? our affordable homes, paloless ments. No pets please. CaJI 257-2978. Need a place to hang yo11r prices, you'll be surprised. · A..Jii-tfc bat? We have the perf~t $45,000 3 bedroom, 2 bath, +Jrport West, NS357 . eoodo - clase to town, ARE YOU LOOKING for an af TWO BEDROOM - easily attessible. completely furnished. Only fordable. clean cabin in tbe piaes? furnl.shed house. l''i! bath, fireplace, no $55.01!!:.__ ·----- CONDOMINIUMS Flreplace, large eovered deck, washer connection. Bills paid except carpeted with astro lurf. Under cable and gas, $300/month. 357-5937. K· LOTS $5,500 2 bedroom, 2~ bath + loft, ...... 35·3lc n,sao each. Sierra Vista, Tlmelihan:, 116337 1,344 SQUARE FOOT maaafaetured approximately ;z acre Jots. llom.e. Three bedroom, two baths, all AVAII.ABLE - for next eight month!i. PE HOUSE t7 ,000. Black Forest. Easy COMMERCIAL appliaaces, fireplace, fully ln Two bedroom, 1'-!.. balb, furnished access. WDI trade for mobile. PROPERTY sulated. Your cbolee of a loeaUoa oa nlobile home. Extra nice. See to ap Terms. a beavll)' wooded lot, paved street, preciate, close-ln. Wingfield 2nd ad $10,000, Pinetop HID&. sewer and underground atWtles. dition. Call257-2312. 35-2tp $25,000 CarrizOJ!o Office Building, $54,5011. $12,000 Camelot. Level with 1!15910 VERY NICE - furni.shed trailer for rent great vil'w! Owner finaiK!ing. LOOKING FOR A smaD l!uslness? In very nice area of Ruidoso Downs. Call $€,5110. High Mosa Sub.• good $34,000 Palmer Gateway, vaeaDt We hne tbe perfect one for you. For evenings, Abe Cbavez., 653-4945, Hondo. view of whole Sllbdlvlaloa and · land, 1!1&3.11 more information, caU·u. _3~-!!P lllOUidafll, ..... -~ p.ot,500, RJgb Mesa, Alto. $69,500 Airport We!t, vacant laad, CLEAN TWO BEDROOM mobUe LAllGE FURNISHED - 3 bedroom home. 6&409 wilh a view of Sferra BIIIDca. Prleed $151000. Alto Lakes Golf & CC. 2·baths, fireplace, porch with beautiful $18,008, 2 Capitan lots. to sell. view, walk·in closet.s, lots of storage 1.5 Acres Commercial, across $79,500 Palmer Gateway - Office space. $550/monlh plus uUUties. CaD I- Building. GOOD OWNER finaaclng avallable 915..a59-6UI7. :J5.8tp from track. oa this fnmlshed 3 bedroom mhba, 7.5 Acres, Armstrong Sub.J large covered porch, owaer W«Juld Great potential. We bave cl011e to lliD IDts listed consider o motor home trade-lo. LONG TERM- several" a bedroom homes through tbJs offlee. Call as to see any starting at $600/month + bills. CaD BiD RANCHES Priced under $80,000. of these properties! at Resort Pr~rties, 357-9212. H..g.tfc INVESTORS! ATTENTlON! DOWNTOWN BUSINESS for sale, We have one of the mdst RUID()SO ao dlstUBS Involved, great lltUesbDp desirable acreage tracts in the ID the Mall. Owner has other tn· ·area! 105 acres, unrestricted, $4,500 to $12,500. terests aad aeeds to be other Jilaces. §ahway Centet wilh streatll, trees,2 wells and Prleed a' lnvenlory oosts only. Ask MOUNTAIN SHADOW ESTATES outstanding contemlm,rary 4 for more details.. bedroom, 3-Y.. bad! r!Sidence ALTO VILLAGE Office Space plus too many other exira& to NEW. 1981 MOBILE, 2 bedrooms, Available Saturday And Sunday mendon here. Tbl!l pn~perty $11,000 to $3-t,OOO. bright., Cheery ldtehea, good .year Go up the hill past Sierra Sw(m and Racquet Club to· has potential for many uses, nnmd aeeen, large loL o.oer· 400 - 800 sq. ft. aud the best pari Is the waats to re-locate befere wlater. first left and look for the open house tlgns. FINANCINGf CaD 111 to heat Low for'lle~~. Coli 25 7·4056 thewllole stofy! The•e beautiful townhouses gleam with quality. A $9DO per a ere - 253 acres. We Can Assist You 'I'KADE OFFERED! TeD U& wlmt For More Inform otlon MUST TO SEE BEFORE YOU BUY I! you have to Crade for tlds beavDy In Any Type Wedded lOt ID the Blaclk Forest. Of Real Estate Need. owner Wm look at all offen. JIM(lAJIPBNTEII .RENTALS · Rei. 31Htt3. ';if~ :eec«, •Condo!lltnlu!lls •Townhomes JACXSIIAW 1107 Mechem Drive. Hwy. 37 •cabins ~Homes lloo.ZI"l-ml Phone 258-3330 PALTONBIOGINS lnnsbroak Village. Alto Village, Re1.2P'.cm . Clay Adams Broker-258·3275 Other Locations. ROOEILE ----~--- --·-·. ------·--"'---·--~--- --· ~ .. ··----~-- -~· I. . t ...... ~.a ~·-''-'·~·~·~...... __.-.- ~ .J ~ ~ ...... ~ ~ ~ lltcd't 1 rsd dd'd c...... c c d < t rt c « < c « < c e • < <- < ...... d .. d __• • ---- ...... ij w.{c. ca;acccc:c;coc: a. a z. cc:21 zgqq_q c aq; c. cacq 'q_ a 4 a;,, 4 4 4 41.44444 Ai<44 JA14 C$143QjQ4¥A 4-C.Q 4-"4P:W4PAI4141414C,Q ... '4PM4li:C:4M'Willlliijij,. 414141 -ii-CIIIfi!QjlllliiiiQ,4ii¢4 ":q; ...... ":"_ ""-""""* 4 T .,/' ' - - ...... - . . - -- ' • PaC)e 4- Rvldo'IO [N,M.t News Thursday~ September 10, 1981 BY THE NlllHT - or . 'PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACII - for NEEDED -Iorio unfumlohed ~ bedi'OOIIl, FOR SAI.J!l -house on 3 lots. W~ndorful. ~.:ondoa, C1:dl lease Ol' purchaBe. as CoinJomlnlwn. 2 .both. Prefer ~mile radius of Rllldoso, vacation or lnvestrrurnt property. at .nm Sierra Professional Center, 21)7:-514& or Have pe-ts. Lease. 257--9868, 201-96'19.F-27~ '32,000. Ruidoso Downs. 378-a2:nl 94-.2tp. MLS 0001 .2;'1·'/331. W·7$-tfo 11•------EL PASO TRAILER PAI!X - ll)lper vaOey, close to Sunland Park. Small, FoR SALE - I) acreS on Magtl,do creek. qulet1 adult park. No children or large Utlllties accessible. Call 361-24118, after 6 pets. '50/mmtli wltli water. (DI~) 1184-- p.m. zwtp 7!55, (915) 610-1620. K-21-ap I SARGAIN - year--round, furnished, aU 37 IHRIOATED ACRES- pipe -.rena. 3 I bills paid. FoUl" bedroom, 2 bath. yt•ur old home in Roswl!ll art-a. l·GZ2- flrepla,ce, cabin, $468. No pets. 257..0000, S:~117, 1-ll:!:t-45110, • H-27-otc Annette. 8-21-tfc • FOREST- HEHEHI'l',J- restricted~ COrAef-; ----·f0m1rl-- I,-- OR . UNFURNISHED :._ resldentJal lot with- good view. Easy lovely, large, new, one bedroom apar· acce88 and borders on National Forest. 3.l!"ri!U.('ri'S w.ooo tmenl $300/month. 378-4169. C--32-tfc J.ottt Water meter Installed and septic tank 2JilUH- uc·rt~ $25.000 l.tll i .....000 system approved. $ll,QDO. Las Cruces, l.ntll 2 ji)US UC'fl'" 52!-0825. 3ft.ltp lAIII'! I ' l!jdYii IU'r\''\ $311.000 OVER ~ ACRS: - of beautiful pines and Sierra Blanca T,PIIM ln one of Ruidoso's most prestigious subclivisio~. Paving and aU city utUiUes. $20,000. Call about thC ~.sx '1-e!'m~J, Ron BmUh Real.Estate. · 257-9040, 336-4:«12. R-35-21«: ComeSeeUsAt I PINJ!:TREE SQUARE I OWNER FINANCING - a bed•eem, 2 261-Mfl bath, double wide mobile: horne In River Harvey M. Foster Park Addition. $10,000. down, $310 per Broker b mmth for 12 years (inclllde8 13% ln- Janel La areeque JakeJaeo )' terest) or $33,500 cash.·Call Floyd at A!lsocfaCe DeuyaMc(:oy Alllioeiate WOULD YOU LIKE TO 0 1 7 .RENT YOUR HOME? p.m.at251-4105. 33-3t~ BY THE NIGHT, Bllckley Reat Estate, 257-4633 or after 6; ~~~~~3....,~-~~~~;~-;~A~a~oedal0~~·;;;;;;;••~-28~<=';;~1 ·wuuvSHERMP MONTH OR SEASON ATWOOD · -BROKER for a small pereentage of the gross ~ntal rneclpts1 ~ ean free- yoa 257·4029 from 'he worrisome task of REAL IY managing and malatatnhig your hom~ l'l!g~~- wm property. Our ONE OF THE LARGER well-.establlshed-motels in Ruidoso is. e.aniDclUde ; • • • · now on the market. Owner financing available. Call for more •ADVERTISING DEVELOPMENT CO., INC. details. •RESERVATION SERVlCE otCONVENIENTREGISTBATlON . OFFERS BUY NOW AND select colors on this spacious '2 bedroom, 2 bath OFFICE ~SERVICE house located on tall pine covered Jot. Redwnod decks and •INVENTORY CRECK fireplace. Call to see. "MINORHOMEREPA~ I WHITE MOUNTAIN ESTATES OPEN HOUSE: Mountain View Subdivision, 20 minutes from FOr more information call Ruidoso, Ph mile out of Capitan. City water, all utilities I!UCELLE CARP.ENTER. available and cable TV. Open lo.ts $6',000 to sa,soo, unbelievable fROPERTY MANAGER, UNITS Ill, IV AND V terms, owner financed. Pinon, iunlper. and a few cedars, JIM CARPENTER & striking view of. Sierra Blanca and Capitan Mountain. Also 17 ASSOCIATES, 505·251-5001, ac::re tract next to this subdivision. Call Vernon. RES.: 378-4003. SINGLE·FAMIL Y AND MULTI·FAMIL Y LOTS NEW CAMEO MANUFACTURED' HOME. Three bedrooms, Subdivisions With Underground Utilities And Sewers deck, on approKimately 1 acre lot. Terms, 541.500. Mountain View Subdivision. REAL ESTATE: FiELD OFFICE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 1 FOUR BEDROOM, 2 12 bath with big deck, furnished. $49,500; '~ACRE- o(w(Jodsy KCl'iUHiun, Alto area . present all offers. Call Archie. .fw;t $7.500. Owncr/.agcnt. Ron Smith HCill [-~.~LIItc,257-!JII40, ~:!6-4262. R-:t5-2tc 1051 MECHEM (HWY. 37 ACROSS FROM AIRSTRIP) PHONE 257-2425 IAIRCHIE CORLEY VERNON GOODWINGLADENE laGROIH 257-2933 354-2567 257-7988 MOBli.E HOME - and lot (or sale. 'l.S7· 29\tl. W-27-tfe William H. Seelbach, Jr., Broker Stcirmy Edwards, General Manager 378·8253 Neva Roche :... 257·7103 Ruidoso Real Estate Company Jack Jordan - 33.6·4224 llox 1387, Ruidoso, N.~ 88345 505·257-4065 Anne Haworth - 257-7758 AMERICA'S HUMBER 1 George Martin - 257-4155 . TOPSE~r.. Joe Zagone - 257-7235 CEIIIURY21 Pam Germany - 257-7602 ··~·' ··~0" 0 •• , ... ~"" ...... ,,. OoO "' ~ .. 0 ...... , ...... '"""' ~· "' oil oO n•' "''" H•Oo 0 .,.,,. Oon' ' • ,, ... ,.,L'I.CH ",. UPr'ICB INDBP&NDBNTLT OWNSD AND OI'I!IL'TI!:D.' ·•·" , • .,... ,., , ,...... til' .''". "" . lnnsbrook Real Estate GOLF WIDOW'S DREAM· is this exquisitely furnished 3 bedroom, 3 bath,-'2,000 sq. fl. home in prestigious Alto Village. Full golf Condominiums and Townhomes membership and a fantastic view. A real one of a kind special. From $49,900 ... 9 Hole, Par·3 Galf Course Swimming Pool LOW DOWN PAYMENT will get vou EXECUTIVE QUALITY is this Tennis Courts Private Supper Club in this 3 bedroom, '2 bath home. lovely 3 level home in Alto Village. Recreation Building Trout Loke Large lo1 and only $33,500. Overlooks golf course and if you hurrv rou can choose the carpetll SUPERB Rentol Management Progrom(s) A. B. C or D (you"ll love them) LOOKING FOR SECLUSION?? This neat travel traileradlolning the THE PRICE IS RIGHT and this 1UBI' it l<•ss than 14 days pt'r year anrl National Forest is probably lust the quality built home In High Mesa is wt>·pay all thl' exprru~l'H ... Aimo11l! I answer. Large lot and the price- is perfect in every de-\ail. Brand new right. Offt•rt•d rx.-lusiYcly throuf{h huisbnlflk Vllln~c Real E:~lah- and ready to be moved Into. A DREAM COME TRUE Is this zoned tor mobiles lot. Leveled setup PRICE JUST ~EDUClD on this choice tract of. land on river. Nearly for large mobile. Ail utilities in - '2 acres and owner ready to seH. including meters. A must to see. Ill-:: .I HilT YOIJKSF.:J.F wUII lhi11 NEWLY-I.ISTED EASY ACCESS AND CLOSE IN PERFECT FOR YEAR ROUND hnnw in Whill' Mmm&ain Development. Superb location make this 2. bedroom rock LIVING Is th1s 4 bedroom home amrngt•m«.>nt with !!parlous moms. hURC klt('hen. house a real bargain. Super nicet I right near the golf course. Very nice ~unrnum, :1 bt·dl"!•llml'i and bath11. Double R;arage. and oao is the price. '"\lmmtnimlidt" Dl'rk." Potential OWNER FINAN f'lNfO. WE ALSO HAVE LOTS OF LOTS FOR SALE. GIVE US A CALL AND LET US TELL YOU ALL ABOUT THEM . .. , ·, Jnnsbroak. 'Village Karon Petty, Broker Jack Willlalllll Peggy Jordan n--1 t2....._.., 257-238& 2&7-U54B 257-4.949 We Would Appreciate The Opportunity """''"""'"' Office In ModeI Home No; 87 (505) 257-9046 Behind Red ond White Flags Highway 37 N .• To· Manage Yhe Sale Of Your Property. • HIGHWAY 37 NORTH P.O. DRAWER N, ROIDOSO, N.M. 88345 . .• ' • ·-----~-- -~-. -- ~ -- .,. .-- .. - i I ~----·- ' -- -~- .... ~ '"'~~-.!Lo_,_ .... _...... __..., ....__ ...... --.:.ll.:L..-- ...... 111...-...... L..,--...... t::· or: FOR SA!J!; -lot In Wltlte Mountain UnK4, NEW, QUALirY CHALET STYI.J;: - 3 • :a located on the ~mer of ~rbl.e and Cole bedroom h~ ·· in White MoU~J41in MOBILE HOMES • Or. For further io!ormatlon, ~U (915.) E~tes-,. $167.000. Ron Smith Real 333-.1462. . P...SUtc New&Used. · El!Kate, 257·90401 338-42&2. R-3&-2tc --·-- a TO 40 ACRES - only ~.500 per acre. MOBILE L01'5 . N~ -vlews. Unrestdcted. Terms: 1.5% down, lQ YU.m.al-Jft% APR.·.Jton·Smfth HOLIDAY HOME-SALES Real Estate, 257-9040,3311-4282. J\.36-Uc 1107 Mechem, Hwy. 37 •panorami4: views •restricted lilts 25 8-3330 - 258-3275 • ~..,nd!frground Olilities --..-pavearoacts· :$$$$$$$$~$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$~ CONTACT. YOUR. AGENT ... ARE YOU INTERESTED IN ACAR£ERCHANGE? One : :. of the most progressive real estate firms in the.RuidDso vt RUIDOSO'S BEST - areCII is searching for aggress1ve and motivated * ..,._ salespeople. Whether you· are· now licensed, -or siri"'ply ..,.. ..,.. intere:;ted lh obtaining a license, please cOntact Gary : - .• ...-: '('. "'-J REAL ESTATE,· . ..,.. Lynch~ General Manager. S.D~C., INC., 257·5111. _,.. 3-1&·4016 · :$$$U$UU$$$$$U$$$HHt·UHU:: .. 17N'IIIATIJt4C .J. &-.~.------~• TRRI;:E FOR THE inurn OF ONE. Yeo, w•'·· got three, pine ...... lot• Located 2.7 Mlles.East Of The "'t" .On Highway located just Qff Highway :n In Gavllan CUyon tbat are priced to seD! Paved OWNER FINANCING. £xtra .Uce 2 tv:· 11, 1 batb mobile wl,tb large~ road In froat wllh lots of pbJe h'ee!l· All three lot& are priced at a total of living room witb flrepllu:'fl, La~~ :.itiJ.~ porch. Ctlllcrete patio, sidewalks, , llreplaee, easy BC(!CSS., an cUy U2.1i00.01 wltb terms. A be1terdeallorcasb. · Jol'x20' workshop, frneed yard, ~W~. fndt lree8 and oeatascan be. M.C LARGE RIVER LOT. 2!9 of large U acre lol see to appri.'C'Iate. OwPcr flnaac;>~.ag makes this a super buy.· double wide moblle home. Owner wUI feet river frutage makes this som.ethtag sperla.L. Has a horse bam with storage area for feed, Is elltfie lu yet VALLEY At;:REAGE. This t aere tract has a bome, bal'll!l,liiO+ apple and pear p~ montb for 12 years a• ,13% loterest. Uufur- o11toUbe dty Urnlts. Priced reasonably for river Pl'Ol"lrty. tn't'5 I uot ro mrnt.inn.the other variOWI &ypes of fruil trees) aod l1· Pl.iced at FOR THB HOKSEMAN WOKlNG TO '111E FUTURE. A wtll kiLOWD realtor $13fi;DOII.OO. Perfl'('l for keeping your favorite horse or great" for smaU truck $1!5,000 BUYS miS 12'i43' mobile b·ome aear Safeway. Two bedrooms 1 batb good for weekeads or rental. · ' • irom thia area who bas auw passed on used to make tbls qgote, "There will farm. · always 1M!: more people bul. there will nevPr be ·more land." Truer words were WE OARE YOU TO COMPARE: We have a 3 bedroom, 2 bath doublewlde wJib • • k w h ailabJ ftl of eded 180 d lo ted·10 he over 1,900 fiquafe ft"et that we feel compares with Jll.liD)' bum~ listed In the DOUBLE WJDE - ~ile home near Cousins'. Three bedi'Oltmll 2 baths never &pO CIL e ave av '"I!~ :V· acres de ea. t e..o.OOO.OO brac.-ket, ...... t thli!l home caD be purchased for jus' $59,000.00. 11 Is flrep\a~e, carport, large e0Yflred.-deek. Listed at $311;800 casb only. ' • beauutulllondOValley undprlet ~V~~:;,.t+ pera.ere.Iaeludedlnthepricels .., ~~ a beautlf""5,30D+ square fooUunae, barns, eiQtnlls~ water rtgbts and more. The- lor'8tcd un a large llO'xJ70' lot thai goes from street to stree-L Both'~l'!"''""" NEAR TRACK - ID'JdiO' moblle home oa a nice IIQt Two bedrooms, 1 batb. ldag: on the eake Is the owner floaaelag: _ whlell is negotiable. owner woll.ld paved. AU utilities. with a fireplace. room Owner w:lll flnauce with $5,000 clown, $271.01 per month fori feanlndudes 13% lDlerest. Listed at$18,500. even ooD5ider some trade. We can:sllow the land aoy time but would appreciate w"b lots of and mucb more. It mueb .anaple.notlce tubow.the.bome...RIGHTNOW.Js-tbe-time·~lt ~ HOUSJ!: - CUte m.b.lh IIi Parad.lse Caayon.. Two bedrooms, 1 batb1 3 bedroom, 1 bach eabln bas latAe livlag room- flrep~ace, carport,. covered porcb. Nl~ly landscaped, good well and weD house, OWNER FINANCING. lO'xS!' older mobDe located on large, level eGrner lot. Franklin fireplace. There Is also a bud.b01111ewlth 'h easy access. Listed at$451000 easb. MobDe ls partially furnished and $4,000.00 dowo gets you possessiiQn wltb.owner balb. Partially fumlsbed at $45.600.00, w.ltb app.foximateJy 20% down and owner fipaaclaA on the balance. finauclng on thfo balance• .Ft~d Buekle,. 267-4105 JVST LISTED. 31 foot 51h Wheell~i .,.._ large 148'xU8' lot. There is a car- . lJ.~ YOU CALL AND l"'M NOT IN, DON"t...IS BASHFVL1 LEAVE 'i'OUR port,siGrageblllldi.Dg:,alcev; sa ..v.: .... ut$17,500.00,Tbepropertyiszoned NAME ANO NUMBER OR MESSAGE Wl'nl MY MlOCHANICAL BUCKLEY REAL ESTATE for mobOes. SECRETARY AND I'J..L GET BACK TO YOU AS SOON AS POSSUJLE. 257-4633 BIU PIPPIN, Broker/Realtor P.O. BOX 966 .- RUIIJOSO IJOWNS, NEW MEXICO 88346 · BILL mRMAN, Sales Asso~;o · P.O. DRAWER 159, RUIDOSO, N.M. MLS _... ,·~~~~~R~e•~·~' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~;~Re~s·~'~37~8~-43~9~1 ~~~- Kenneth G. Cax, Breker GOOD COMMERCIAL. LOCATION FULLY FURNISHED ALTO ALPS iust oif Sudderth Drive - cleared Condominium, three bedrooms, and level. Owner will ~nsider trade three baths. nicely draped, or owner financing. fireplace, auumabte loan. BRAND NEW THREE bedroom, VERY NICE TWO bedroom mobile three and o/4 bath home with home close In wfth easy access, gameraom, large garage, lots of furnished or unfurnished, owner decks,, Sierra Blanca view. Aq e~-.. , financing_._f~S!ooo.oo. eel lent buy -fGr. Sl3S,OOO.OO. "'1.. NEWLY PAINTED AND REDECORATED small tt\ree TWO 4'h ACRE TRACTS just oul bedroom, two bath home in good side Village limits. Nice area~ locathm wi1h easy access, sewer, CUTE TWO BE DRDOM. two bath gorgeous views, owher financing. natural gas. Has brand new deck, home tn Las Lomast Subdivision has can toctay. carport, storage, large assumable been painted, powdered and really loan. fixed up. A super first home for NEW THREE BEDROOM, 1¥. bath some luckY famity. "$32,500.00. ·home on lovely level lot with -trees. NEAT AS A PIN, well insulated Covered porch, redwood paneling. ANNOUNCING OUR NEW rental fireplace. three bedroom, one bath home. and property management Secluded, two decks, furnished. department. Call AI Stubbs, 258-3306 ASk US ABOUT ACREAGES S43,.SOO.OO. or 257·5344 for rental information. A ONCE IN A LIFETIME CHANCE! Frank Kulb. 257-2706 JGyce W. Cox, 257-2458 Jerrold Dontl FIDI"t'S, 257-544 L MLS AI Stubbs, 257-5344 Kathy Craig. 257-4941 257-7306 BeUy Lou Ryan. 258-3854 Over 10,000 beautiful acres located within 1 hour of Dick WooduJ, 258-3306 1206 MECHEM DRIVE Ruidoso, only 12 miles from Cloudcroft. The largest con tiguous block of deeded land in the Uncoln National For. est. Deer, wild turkey, bear, elk, cou'9or, other wildlife • . ... "- ,. abound! Numerous springs, much timber, tremendous scenery! FOR INFORMATION, Call 505-437·8426 or 915·533-3215 On Or After September 9. . -~~- ATTRACTIVE GOLF COURSE home, 3 bedrooms, 2 ba1hs, JUST REDUCED! Best buy in Ruidoso! Beeutiful home on golf h"uge comer fireplace, patio, deck, with unsurpassed view. LUXURY CONDOMINIU·.,·"" course, full membership~ 4 bedrooms~ 2 baths1 sunroom. Was Priced to sell. $175,000.00, now only $130,000.00. Two bedrooms, 2"V2 baths, living room~ dining room, game room, wet bar, 2 rock fireplaces, covered ·deck, and a YOUR DREAM COME TRUE CABIN: lnthep;nes,brandnew, with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, really cute. Only SS9,SOO.OO. ALTO VILLAGE LOTS: 21ots 1lO'x105' -$12,500.00. beauti.ful view Df Sierra Bianca. $89,500 and S9"2,.SOO. Some owner ffnanclng. 1 Deer Park tot- Very flat, wooded~ and beautiful for For Information Call 257-9433 COUNTRY UVING AT ITS BEST: 6acres on creek, barn witfl $17.40Q.OO. Open Daily For Inspection stables, tack room, most detighHul a11.d attractive home witb ACREAGE: J"acres with great view- $25,000.00; 5 acres with large "atrium In center, maid's quarters,2 car garage, own Well. · great view- $41:,500.00; 5 acres close in with well- $50,000.00. FinancinG available. ~h V~w CoodomOol•m• ALTO VILLAGE LOTS: 2 lots 110'x105' - $12,500.00; 1 Deer FURNISHED MOBILE HOME cute, cliaan, nice deck and lat. Park lot- very flat; wooded, and beautiful for $17,400.00. DN L Y $28,500.00. SMALL RIVER CABIN: 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, nice and clean. ONLYSl7.SOO.OO. ACREAGE: 3 acres with great view - $25,000.00. · WIIII'LOCK & l YU, IIIC. 5 acres with great view - S42,50o.oo. 5 acres close In with well-- 550,000.00. Phone 257-4228 COMMERCIAL.: Good establis!ted buslnoss with land, building BROICERS and home. All for S1eo,m.oo. . WAYNE WHITLOCK- 257-4291 I:XCELI-ENT 'WI:STI!RN WEAR eUSINESS, wtlh building, MARGIE L.YLE-257-2763 land and inventory for Sl..S,ooo.oo. . SMALL. LAUNDRY WITH building, and land and equipment. RIALtollS I:H. ·. PriCed at S40tOoa.oO. · · LARRYTILLM,t\N- 257·4305 lillilti ••.'I"OI: HAVE A NICE of the finer homos In Alto JACKIE COVINGTON -251·7413 . ,_, ~~~-Cali lor an fOur lhetll aU.· All have full ' bOI(LYLI!-25N163 . ¥Hiqh View Condominiums Tlllll!E BEDI,tOOM. -. l'l< bath, ap proximately Z.400 square foot house wJtb fireplaee. heated swiOiinlng pool, .Jar~ Iot. Aci'OBI!I atreut fr.om 8orizon City= c:uurse, El Paso, T:l:., fruit tnle!i grape vines, lob~ of shade. Owner will dowa financ:e with $30,000 down or sell ~~~ $t.WO % aere OD pa~eatbl $1'2.500 Lakeside Es1ates em . 7'KJ. Loan ot trade e9ultiu on R~ lllghM ~ ...uCfe u.:hl.Jp.,_,._,f Cat/U, wet &au :J.. ,p 4 tl'u fuu. 12/Jjlli.am:z:. .. . ._ ·:...... ,_z_.;.. .. ·.~... -....s: off&red exclusively by KC REAlTY PO Dox 929 Ruidoso New Mexico 88345 505·258·3306 Belly Potton, Broiler 257-23'17 Call The Property Pros Richard Cotlrun 257-2109 Open 7 Days AWeek, 8:30 - S:OO Peter Strober 257-9077 U6-4696 Sonja Hartranft !78-4!12 THE TERMS ARE GREAT on these 10 acre tracts. This land is really beautiful and priced at around $3,000 per acre. Call for Ray Paula Stirmon to see these. 257-7804 UPPER CANYON AREA- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, large deck and in the frees. A ne.at 2 story home for only $65,900, assumable loan of Sid Alford $25,000. Call Peter. ALMOST WALKING DISTANCE from tpwn, but very secluded in 257-48!7 the trees. Contem-porary house, all furni-shed, 2 bedroom, 2 baths, NEED A TAX SHELTER? Two income producing triplexes, close double garage. hot tub and sauna, and large decks. Call Peter. to town with prove·n rental Income. Couldn't be better. Let me feU Rick 6/ons you more. Call Ray. !78-4368. SUMMER lS OVER. The streets are deserted and now Is the time Mortln Rose CUL-DE-SAC HOME iust Hsted. Features l bedrooms, 2 baths., to buy!!! So grab that hot check book and come on cause I've got a 257-5641 completely furnished, 1 car garage in great location near Inn· beauty in an exclusive area that"s gat everylhing and owner Js sbrook and the airport. Has $54,000 assumable and owner will ready to sell for only $217,000. Call Martin. H. Roy Bishop fina"ce some equity. CaH Richard Cothrun. ATTRACTIVE SPANISH STYLE HOUSE located in White !!6-4367 Mountain Uni1 2. Four bedroom, :JV2 bath, large living room and Kadl Fljnn 1 WOULD LOVE TO WRITE mare ads, but nearly all listings are kitchen. Sig game room, exercise room with shower, sa1.1na. and 257-9351 sold 1not by me, of course 1. ;;o why don't you take pity on this poor 5pa, wine cellar and double garage. Call Sid. ''ol~' Texas boy and let me Hst your place. Call Martin. Bill HiriChfeld, PrOJierly Ma1101ger/Saler PAlO FOR IN 9 YEAR.S and only $20,000 down arid assume a 10% 257-9212 Ot 257-451$ toan. Two bedroom, 2 bath, cafhejfrai ~iltngs, completely fur· nished, near Minit Mart on~t-3'1.""' Give ~ichard Cothrun a NICE VIEW ON TOP of a hill goes with this 2 bedroom, 1 bath call. house. Owner financing available. $49,900. Call Peter. I SAW A SMALL BROWN BEAR nosing around my Upper Canyon listing late yesterday afternoon. He seemed kinda lonely, sO why don't you come and cheer him up for only $65,000. Call Martin. A MILLION DOLLAR VIEW goes with this beautiful condo, In White Mountain Estat~s Unit 4. 1,850 sq. ft. with or withCiut double A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE in a beautiful setting. Over 1.000 sq. ft. of garage. Three bedrooms, 21J2 baths, rock fireplace and wet bar. redwood decks, an especially unusual view of our mountairi. Mus-t see to appreciate. Call Sonia. Thre~ bedrooms. 2 full bat~s. 6' JacUzzi, 2 wet bars and steam r'Oom. call Betty. BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH EASY access. Terrific view of Sierra Blar1ca. Three bedrooms. 21J2 baths, large living room w/fireplace. Redwood decks, carport, fully furnished. $132,500. Call Sid. . ··~}w~'·RESORT PROPERTIES, INC. • Higlwlay 37 North - Drawer 2200--- Ruidoso, N.M. 88MS ML$ J ,;_,. WANTED-3-JOacreslau~lowordHmdo ALTO - odlulnlns 1evt1 Mo. Fun,_ Volley.;!l&-4076.. 11-!Q.l-lfno ~M1'1,600each.(5Ui)417-. o. #oO·t 1 c · TRADE - t bo.droom. 3\lo ball> 001> - ...... ·-·~--.,...____ ,.,.. __ ·--- .REAL ISTATE .~om lnl!ll Paso for-. cabln TRUETT BALL . 8JI0KER - oO,.F, f>H, 511J-31.44N RIE~· PH. HI-Ul-~11$ HOUSEOFTHEWEEK SPLENDID AND SPACIOUS! - Here's real luxury h'l3 bedr"niS, two arid 'h batll&~-evel modified A· Frame· ''"'"laoklng Cree dows · . !ioll Coune. and. .., .. beaUt.iful. -vlew-·ol· lerr•· ~ Blanca. Two wood burning firepl•ces, d t pool room, playroom. Nicely furnlsllld and has over 700 sq. H. of deck tor your outdoor living. A must see place priced al $150,000.00 "''ilh possible owner financing. can Manuel G. Badillo at 257· 7373or horne at 257·7450. DOUGLASS 'REAL ESTATE SE.YING RUIDOSO SINCE 1947 DEER PARK IN ALTO! WaodH, guroeouslot hi ex• ceUent area, VIew ot Cepitans Joan, prl- at sza.soo.oo. views of Sierra Blanca~ Capitan WRAP A.ROUND DE:CK that overlooks tho rlverlolally at 257-7373 or evenings at 257-2624. and the lush vaUey below. Great owner surrounds this chitrming 2 bedroom, 1 bath bome. Call PINECLIFF CONDO - Time Share W~ks 13 and 26. subdlvldell'deslred. DiBna Isaacs for details at 257-4073 or home at 257~7063. Week f/26 Is llle first of July, Come on up to the rac:es. A BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT WITH GOOD ACCESS, Priced to sell at only $7,000.00 lor both intervals. Coli paving, and nice building sile. Good restricllons - NICE BUILDING LOT in the Upper canyon. Only Tom Davis at 257·.1313 or home at 257~2053. $5,950.00. general Upper canyon area. Has assumaiJte loan. cau Susan Miller at 257·7373 or home'at·257·2624. ALL CITY UTILITIES on building lot for only $6,600.00, FOUR BEDROOM, IVflll and o/.l bath homewlth large living A WEEK IN EARLY APRIL. nils completely fUrJ11shed cau Diana Isaacs et 257-4073 or evenings at 257~7063. reom and fireplace, double carport, Iaroe deck with great condo, 2 bedroom. 2 bath plus loft will steep 8· people - view of Sierra Blanca, and hat tub. $165.000..00 with some on golf course. OWner fln.-clng available. Priced at BEAUTIFUL 5 acre tract; minutes from financing. ss,ooo.oo. Call Manuel· G. Badillo at 257·7373 or home at town with trees, fantastic view and all 257-7450. . utilities. Assumable Joan at B\ sierra development company, inc. NEW ON THE MARKET Is lhl5 goed·looklng home with beautiful Sierra Blanca view. This NICE MOBILE HOME, 14'xBO',Is almost new well-bunt home offers 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths, and may be purchased for realistic price. GOOD ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE Is only one fireplace. spadous decks. carport. $79,500. Three bedrooms, 2 baths. Net real estate in of the many selling points tor this attractive cluded. $27 ,GOO. home on nic HANDSOME HOME IN SUPJ;RB YEAR· ALTO VILLAGE IS THE PRESTIGIOUS ROUND LOCATION has a well-conceived MOUNTAIN CHARMER WITH GOLF ADDRESS for this· handsome, we11- floor plan offering 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining COURSE LOCATION. This appealing home canstruded home with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, room. den. fireplace, aU the amenities. Double has 2 bedrooms, bath, fireplace, garage. Easy double garage, rock fireplace. Level lot, garage. An-elegant home for $120,000. yl!!ar-round access. S83.SOO. mag~ificent view. Full golfing membership Included. 5155,000. S35,000 IS THE LOW PRICE TAG on this cute THE PERFECT SKI CHALET is...,.., under :J bedroom, 1112 bath home on two tots. Interior constru~;tion near Alto. This welt-built home ATTRACTIVE HOME IN ROLLING HILL features attratice use of aspen and bam· . wm offer lts new owners :tbedrooms, 2 baths, COUNTRY near Capitan has 2 bedrooms, wood. Easy terms. See thisal'ietoday! fireplace, add a whirlpool • • • especially bath, breakfast nook, rock fireplace, lovely welcome after an exbllaratlna day on the mountain views. owner will con5ider trade for slopes! $74,500. mobile home. 534,.956. LOVELY HOME IN ALTO NORTH Is currently under construction, wilt offer 2. bedrooms. 2 tiaths, wet bar, fireplace. CHARMING THREE·STORY HOME oflen 5 cathedral tellings, whirlpool bath. An out bedroom•~ 21h baths, roc.k fireplace, large standing buy at 569,000. docks, double garage. Shows beaullfullyl A delighffulllome for $95.000, • APPEALING CABIN IN MINT CONDITION is slfNied on pretty pine·studdH lot. Two [B COMFORTABLE HOME ON 'Ia ACRE has 3 bedrooms. bath. fireplace, nice decks. $40,950. llEAIH11~ bedroOms; 1~ baths, utiiHy room, attic and. MLS c basement. Excellent" family ha:me or vacation retreat. Tbe price is right, f~ ... 156,000~ · REALtORS p.o ....- 14ft.-...... (505)257·5111 .,. r~ao, •• 1111Jtlc. 81345 I "YOU CAN COUNT ON US!" I I .,, ~· . . :I . . . . ' . ~ . : _.. Jt.~.--- __ ..... _~~-- .... _, ...... -~ ...... --...;., ..... ~.-.....,;.--..... --...... _ ... ..,_..,!._ .. _ _._._::. ... _ ...... __ ...... :...... :...... ;...... 1 ... ': Page 8- Ruidoso [ N.M.J.News Thursda~, S~_ptember 10, 1981 FOR SALE BY OWNER - two bedroom FOR SALE BY 0\Vl ·,t--- •J:i __ '· PRESTIGE REAL ESTATE, INC. P. 0. BOX 1232 RUIDOSO, NM 88345 ACROSS FROM KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN MIKEWALDRON ANNGEORGE HARRYRAY,BROKEJ1<1 OVER \OOTREES Res.: 257·5690 Res.: 3711-4638 Res.: 257·7738 On this beautiful lot in Airport West with fur· WO,ODED SECLUSION with this new h~me in GEORGEMIZE OVELLAESTES JAMESTAYLOR nished 2 bedroom, 2 bath Lancer mobiJe home. Alpine Village. Three bedrooms, 1 bath~ Ru.: 2574373 Res.: !57-7n7 Re!i.: 257·7945 Ever-y inch is in perfect condition. Large kitchen fireplace, ceHing fan, microwave. Large front CLIFF OWEN, BROKER·REALTOR with garden window. Two decks, carport, double deck. Easy year round access. 'h: acre o.i wOO-dsy Res.: 257·9225 pane windows, copper pipes and much more. seclusion close to town. C'.all Jack for complete 6.71 ACRES ON Eagle Creek plus a barn and tack room for Call Bernita lor a showing! details. .. your horses and a luxurv·laden mountain home. Greenhouse with hot tub, office, J bedroom, 3 baths. Excl•lll'llt rommertlal: 120 HOMES. CONDOS ACREAGE magnificent view of Sierra Blanca from almost all the LOTS ll"d no Suddt'"l'tb dl_r£:c_tly East & TOWNHOUSES of Plua Hut. Very lllgh traUtc rooms. Priced below appraisal with an assumable loan! lD·a<"rt• Pslatrs, Magado ~rva. OWDl"r (lnaoC'Idg. Call quickly on this onet $:1.000 \'l'r)' r•·monably prired l'm.-k. $2:1.000-$33.000. Easy $-ti.noo ('abiu m lhl" wood!;!, b•rms. ID'.¥, down, IO'J, lntert!sl NEW MOUNTAIN COTTAGE in 1he pine-s.. Three \1.UU£h•d lot. Gavllan Mobil(' Home Park: 1,ni·Utt•d jll~l a h"'' mih'li frmn l11t IQ \"t!III'N. lot•all'd on 2D- DC'f't'S willa yedl' bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, close to downtown Ruidoso. l..akc Bonit11, O~r l at'rc nf $.'j,:i0D lil'nlly wooded. St"D• ruund Elt't"l"SS. 1.300 feet ol $66,500.00. You can't beat this pric'e! land "·iLh t4 )"t~URJil: fnriltn-..... $15.000 F.aglt· Crt'C'k Aert"s. river fron1age. Living ..iblt' rt·~trlrUntUI. BEAUTIFUL, NEWLY REMOD.ELEO, lbedroom, 2 bath Gn•at h1r \"DI'atiun or yt'ar P n-s Uglous hu~\ion. qoartt•n include 1.649 sq. ft., 2 around lh·ing. til-droom. 2 bath. 2 t'ar garage. home in Palmer Gateway with all city utiliti-es. Two !IO.SOD J.('n-1 lnt wltb vii'W of :1-1.8 at'rt's wltb beautiful All zoned R-3. Owner flnan· fireplaces .and den with small porch and nice sized patio. Copllum and Sll'rl'll Blanea C'ln , $&2.500 NEW 2 hl"drnom, I Vlllh•y \il•y; and Slt•rTB Blanra Call us today. vh•w. F.xrellrnt well on bath hnmt• Wldt'r l"nnslrurtinn. pr-o•pt'I'IJ. Ovm1·r finonribg - NEW RENTAL $8.750.00 CASH wil1 buy this fully lurnished, J bedroom, 2 Tilt• ('11\"N('d dl'<'k will look oul S26.snn I'~ arri'N on rul-de-"ar In White- Muunlaln Unitt. ID't{, dov.n, ID'.t{, lnlrrr11t for lD DEPARTMENT b!lth mobi'e home in Recrea1iun Village. Owner wut also u\·rr llw largr lot and )'I'Df'!!. consider financing. snrnmndin~ fun·~t. All ap· GAVI LAN CANYON - 2 bedroom. 1 bath, great location plianrTs • mil'ro\\·avl' to br AlTO VILLAGE LOTS SUBDIVISION Daily 1 wet'"klr. monthly, im·ludrd. for vacation or permanent home. $<14,500. INVESTMENT OWNER TRANSFERRED - Cash out his equity and $!1,!100 Appruxlmatl"ly 1 2 al'N' Thunderbilll He-ighl"i. 39 ll)ts $fi!J.500 hwNhrnnk VillaR<' in Higb Mt'!>D Unit 11. unly minutt'S from downtown. OPPORTUNITY assume eJCisttng mortgage at 14.25% interest. The price is ('un1ln. Tv.-o hr-dmllm!';, t Will lll'll by IIIP lot or entire Pt'ean orrhar'll ft('Hf Tularm~a. definitely right on this one. Year·round liveability, sum lmths. f'ullv lurnishrd with $lll.500 In High Mt!sa Unit ffi. suh1Uvishm, Riglit lhe highway, easy mer cottage or ski cabin- you make the choice. It can be flrrplarl' aild ('D"Y Dt'rtos.'ii. Goodh•rnt!i, on either/or ,or all of the above! Tbls Is a f!n-at opportunity lfl COMMERCIAL .acl'E'!;IR. Super lnYestment 1 rl1jny lnnshnmk living at a property witb exeellent sso,ooo.oo WILL BUY this home and l 1 acres oi land In the $1Z.DOD ·~ arn- AI.G&C(: on potenli:JI, 811 acres, $!53,GIIO. mm.t afh~rdabk prit'('. Ftlrt Slanton Road . $72.500 2 offi£'l'fl and apar1· CaliPI!'W. ..-ace track area. It's a real steal! mt•nt, wit.h ample parkiug. $89,.500.00 FOR THIS BARGAIN- 2 houses on one acre of $17ii.DOO llln-'-;brook Townhouse 80 arrl's o~r TulaNM~-a. Pe"an land. Live in one and rent the other. lorah>d in a mnl"h pr'f'fl"--'red $15,000 Unobstrurtab1c view $3!0.000 One or Rllidoso's and h'Vl'l Higl:l Mtsa Unit Ill. tn•t"s to 15 yt'an o1d. Good WHITE MOUNTAIN ESTATES- prestigious location for loratinn OHrlnokin~ thr lake. m'W~st tmd Unest rl'Staumnts. ptudul'litm w/elCeeDent In· Superb hll'Btlon w/owner tbis contemporary mountain home. Three bedrooms, 2 Thi!i unil was rustnm built finant'ing! vestment eredit. Owner will! ~Ira illsulnlilln. Tbcrt' is $22.000 Full M•mber.;hlp tlose financing available. $31D,otl0. baths, redwood decks, wet bar and so convenient to the ta coluhhOtl!lt'. ph•nty of room In this lar~e- 4 WOODED ACREAGE airport, golf course and club. $119,500,00. bedmum.3 bath tuwnhnusl'. $22,500 Full mt>mbership and •ts be-au\lhd wooded a~R with National Forest bordering on Z sides. HIGHWAY 70 -Tract of land which would be ideal for a Spring runs lbrough flnaD('ing grt·at l11t, Hiidl Me-sa Unit Ill. propt!rty and close-In too! Owner nnd motel or cabi,.n operation. $9'2",500.00, with owner financing. $178.000 nnlurnt~ht"d .J n•asnnably priC"MI. $4,000 per aere. 1 1 2 ? ACRES AND A NEW house for· $122,500.00. Two bedroom. 2 1! bath borne in 1 •u at.'f\'!1 with SI''Yeral e-xcellent home si1.ea. Heavily WQoded with natural bedrooms. 1 b.alhs, double car garage, all fenced for prestigious area. $29.5410 1 :t a('r('~ with biM trees spring and ju!'it minu~s rrnm dowil.town Ruidoso. $5.000per acre. horses. Secluded and only minutes away from Jhe race Professionally df!('oratOO and + view In Dt'rr Park Woods. •Four adj11ining 10-nl'rr. trads. Level, wooded mauntaln top with land~;C"ap('d. Gn·at view ana I rack. pa1mramil' vii'WS. En PUent a-ecess. Owner fln&Dclng with only 29% down privary. Alxn prlrt'"d fur-- And many, man)' more! payment. $5,5110 prr arrt'. niRht•d. VIEW DELUXE- Exceptional building lot in Indian Hills •40 a.M't'11 bt'ntlful ~ed acreage ooly2 miles fmm dOWPtown Rllidaso. Subdiv•s•on has it ALL Paving, city sewer nearby, and a Ro:lds alrt>ady nagg<'d for a ta 1 ~N tracts. Assumable notes and a&- vif'w of Sit•rra Bl.1nca thaf can't be beat. Possible owner And mlilny morll!. dlliulllll nwnrr fina.ndug. SELLER MOTlVATED!!! $4,1100-per acre. · flnancmq. PRESENT ALL REASONABLE OFFERS, on this home in Coun1ry Club Estates. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with large attached greenhouse is an excelle-nt buy. Two car garage, corner fireplace, level lot, fenced yard, are a few of the many features of this fine home. Priced below d 0 u gJ~g_~H~hw~Com~'~"~g~~.~ ~.~~~ replacement cos f. Call today for more information and an appointment to see. OPEN SUNDAYS FIVE ACRES OF LAND in Magado Creek Estates - Drawer 2290. Ruidoso Mobile homes allowe-d. Utilities available. Located minutf·- . . ' 1 -~·- ~·-· ~---'-'- L- ~-- -- ~- ···~- ' 10, 1911 ' . . - ...... ,f).. . .. Af«I .DI-NING . A'ND. ... GU---·.E ;·.; '_ . .. ~~ : i·:·, :; Special-Effort named . . t· meet's top quarter horse \~ Special Effort, who quiddy dPmiflllted owned by_ 1•. V. Bell of Wit-hita, .f qu;trtcr hoi'JoJe - Native Sl.ll:!li.7:!:1 lo bt'<.'ume qwu1t•r ' horse Gambler. owned by Gar)' Benton. or ral'ing 's all-tune top mone)' eB rner. J.ubbock. Texas. ~nd h·alnt'd by Johnle He also was the first hm"He toevl'r set the Goodman. Won the inaugural running ol Wp quahfyin~ limes for all thrt't' Triple Jhe Hou~bow Silwr Cup and the Three , ('riiW111<1t'l'N. Ham Haildil'ap. He was aL'>u named Best F. Leach. Won Owned by Dan and Jolene Urst•ht•l or Handicap Hor.;e, season from prices ( 'nruubun, Tele.a/1, he's leaHt'd to Uu•ir Best New-M!?Xil'fl-bredhonit' - Rule The f$o.OOO to $8,.500. Also had tme dau~hter and son"ln-law, Dana and lkek. owntod by Uirk Jones of I.ubbock, .and one third. 'l'mwth)· G Wdl}· of Curuu.hun, Texas. Texas, and tn:llned by R. D. Hay, This Spet•iul F.ffurt iii trHintod by Johni£' thrcc·)'ear-old fill)' ran u dqsc third In the lioodman and wa11 ridden by W. ft. Hunt. All-i\mem·an ~rbr. Track's purse Hanquel'tt, Tnl"anwhilt', won four ract-,c at Ht-st RiO )'ltrd horsE.' - Spt'l-i.al Hank, Hu1do.~() Dowru;, incltHhng tlw $28,515 ""·ned b)· l.uwt•H F. Hankins of Huuloou Mil~·. He alstJ «.•aphm•d tht• Mr. Hot·kllpttni(S. Texu,.und lraint-d by fleorne distribution 'l'uttoo Hamd1t-ap .and the RiD Gr - r,•nfur·ino'~. - THE THURSDAY CHICKEN CHOMPER -..;\11 Tlw. Hnr-R-f:ut:~d f:hit•lt.t•n • .Rt~Hrh&. Sn1ml =··· ...... ,.. ... _...... _"" _-\nd Rt•r•tul \' nn fnn l':ut... .. AU. IH \' Tlllllt~IH Y III.•J:> . THE TUK'IDA Y RJR TWKI.TNf; SPECIAL . , !\111'1,.. Rc•rf Ribs; Rc•ctn•- ~ .. tud unci n,.,;.,d '•. l' nu f~u n ..:n1 ... '~., :\1.1. IH Y Tlt.:"'ll'<\Y II:>. I:> . <•• 1101\U: OF 'tm: ROT1'0\IU:I-ll' HEY'I 1'01'! .,' 257·54.51 . In ,Midtown On Sudderth Call Os Fot Catering ~ ••• 1 ···- ---~- .. _,_.._ ___ , ...... ~-..,...... _~~ ...... ,.,. -.....-~r---:-,...... --,....._._.,..- ...... :~-~·.r:·~ ... -~_--':"""_ ..... _~ ·"':"":'_"':' ___ ,..-- ...... "!'".'::' ... ..,...,or-~-~ ,.. \ 10, 1981 • ART, DINING AND 1\INMENT GUIDE All major records. broken On.the season at Ruidoso Downs ! in 1981 All-American Sale I ThroUgh Monday. September_o7, UISI]_ MUTUEL HIGHSANOLOWS All major records were broken during for $3,391,900; ln tiHt. ~ird session, 260 ~Jy Easy Jet out(]( Go Galla's Lady. The Texa.s. $ 201..20 Exclusive. Thymus the 20th Jumual AU-American Select 1-JLII.hWm ------June.2D :118\rliDBI 'lifted lhe})iddiog Ln$S,'l1l.15ll; .in .bu)'er:.PattlclaBfck.of Burnett. 'l'uas. -:--$80-,000--foF -Rai~ Me-asure,.1re0ltily - HJ.i!h-PiiLt:\.-- -.,- 109.6"o·-·raiPiliBitnd __ .. ·- May15 Quarter Horse Ye-arling Sate. - $300,000 for Crimson Straw, a cult by the fout1h stanza, the sales reached Raise Your Glass out of Go.od Measure. 1-ILg:hShnuo $ 36.80 Lota Mito ~ May14 Heading up the list of records was the of Fly $3,il42,100 from 12. head. Crimson Ruler out Straw. The The- buyer: Doo Tyner fagenll. LoW "Win f 2.2D Sp~l.at Effort July 21 $400,000 paid f(]rthe·cm.t, Easy Prince. That all time high price of $401!,000 for buyer: Anne und B. F. Phillips of Frisco. - fl7,000 for Crysta1 EJ,~SY Jet, a colt by Earlier In the fourth and final session,. August27 Easy Prince was pald by Patricia Beck (I( Texas. Easy Jet out or Q-ystal_ Glass. Tbe buyer: July 31 $300,000 was banded over for the colt, Burnett, Texas. Easy Prince is by Easy $210,000 for C9llh Balance, a fllly by Bill Gustafson. fllgh Dtul~ [lnulJl• $1.165.80 fo'astette/PepperSleptee $ 8.80 Tonkawa Gharger/TheHeatisOn July9 Crimson StraW. Jet, the- AU-American Futurity wimer Dash For Cash out of Balwnba. The $72..000 for lnsuborte Pass, a roiL by I .ow l>..u ~~- J)uuiJIL' Going -Into the 1981 All.-Amer1(!an Sale, (1969) and two time world champion. Easy buyer: HaU and Liston of Corona. fnsubordinaf.ioo out· of Biffy Pass. The $ 923.30 True Selector/Scarlet Wransler August lS the all-Ume·record waa tbe $277,000 paid Prince isoulofthemare,Go;Galla'e.Lady, California. buyer: Robert Hurst. Hu.:.hQUIIIl'IJi, iii 2..40 The Heat Is OnfDpsh.i.ngl:y Augustt3 last year for the filly Sparkalark. - $191,000 for Deal For Cash, a filly by I.>IW Quwl•lla who made $19,814 In her running career. - $72,000 fnr Lecaro Gay, 11 filly by $ :!. ~~~ · Huk· The Del'k/E.usllySmashed Au~usl21 In the concluding session, 121 head were Dash For Cash out of Frnghair. The buyer: Go Galla's La . ' Page -Ruidoso (N.M.l News Thursday,1eptember 10.• 1981 . ---- . • • ., .. .• . • ------... • . - - --- ~--·-- Everything you want from .. ·a store •.• Lean Round Steak Franks, or Pork BRAND and a little bit more. Lb BLOSSOM TIME Round Steak ~f!f.~"ih':.:...... Lb spa Chorizo links:::-.:.""'::~ ...... ~~: 89~ Round Steak ~~C.:~:...... ~.~r~ sp 5 98 29 Round Steak ~~:J~~: ...... Lb 1 Hot links ::m:"::·:::::::~ .... c:::::;:;:::: ..l.b. ~1 -Eye, ol R.OUDd Steak=: ... Lb ~A 5 29 61 ---+--- .,.,.,.,.----=it-a:~ :.~~ ...... ~~p~: 1 Cubed Steak ::~~~~~~...... 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Available IAVEE!~~ 09 ' $1 A Week September 9-1.2, I98:l -_J>·------PLA YTEX UTES Oeod. or Non-Deod • WEIGHT WATCHER'S ;;·.. - ... r-~------, SILVERSTONE SAVE 82.00 Tam~ons This Week's Feature Chocolate 10" Chef · 28-Ct 239 SUAVE PRODIICfS SAVE 21' Heavy Box DENTURE ADHESIVE CREAM Bars Fixodent IIIII ~w~ $ l9 E •• 8" Chef Style Pan ...... '5.99 2.5·0z $229 B·Ct 1~i~z ggc 2.75-0z · lAVE 51' Tube IO"Giass Lid ...... Ea. sug Each Bars . -.. PRICE CurreR sh~1~N ..~~. SAFEWI>.Y COUPON IOCIFI UJc OFF IOCIFf ...ular!Ptl,.: t.t.it hgu1_41rPrlc. 1T.U ... ijj., ....,.b O'NI. -l!llkfr ONE J:ji.QaSIH ONE-ICJ.Q~ . ., .. ' I CEDAR VAIIIH ' ZIPIDC ME.EIIJP 111111: D ... IX . AlllEI IUTIMAIIC ...... Dill . ·. IIICI ' ··IIWLCLU.R ••••• CUHLII .•• lllllil'i.ll!"'-I U-at . ,• CM~&:t••i!Mit •••• 1.~ ~" . ·'f. 9 I 'fri!'IDH'-1' ...... '' . . ' ' . t ' ' t L.... ~ ...... _...._ .... _. _ _...... - ...... ~...... ----. .. • .... ,*... ' ...... ,_ .... .:. "''"* ..... • «c ...... c •-..o~-ct.wa.., ... wo,.wM:a: rr' RugDochm How well your banker Cleans office cafpet.s and upholstery too! When your knows your community busonen otfn:e needs a good clean1ng. try Aug Doctor tells you a lot about and sava · Rent the Rug Doctor at: Available at your bank! Western Auto ~lSSwldertb 257-5263 A master at tatkling uJIT\plcx hlut"prlnr!-. tJr flying IM:r mountainous terrain, !ot"lf-cmplllVt."d husinessman Capitan Hardware Capitan 354·2218 Georg~ Lore reflt-..·tc, the proRrt'.,~ivt•, !>nphisticatt-d ~pint of Ruidoso. At St.-..:uriry Rank, we're proud to Nlcokel'~t BuDdin&: & Hardware ' have ( JCorgc Lore !it"r\'t" on Gt'!(xi·n~turcd, Je~·l!>ivc anJ skili~.J at hi~ profcssitm, this successful RuiJ(l!'(lrJO owm. ond npt::.rates Genq~.~· F. lore Cumrru<.tllln C11mpany. His experti5e' stemS from more than eleven years of exper1encc m the Lmc.:nln County :uca. A man of intensive energy, he also manages to find ume m run a small hor!'.C nnJ cattle r;mch in 0\em:oe. Security Bank i!'o led hy cmerprisinR: individl1al5 like George Lore-a man who's helping to shape the fururc of our l"(lmmunny now. He'!> someone who knows a great deal abOut construninn, ranchinp: and flying. But more .than that, George Lore knows Ruidnsnt We know Ruidoso. SCHRAM ROTODRILL EQUIPPED • i.ICENSED'ito BONDED •INSURED IKttnnethReam:y ·driller Phone 505·354-2470 Hollis Cummins •1111rtner Phone 505-354·'2219 Ev.enings 50$·354·2429 • .·· . . ' - __j_ -- . . R111'1QSDPUIIUC LIIIIWIYQOliiiS Maoday .,- JO:GO a.m. to 7:00p.m. TUesday, Wedlleoday & Tb1lrsdiiY lG:OO a.~ to ·?:Git p..-n. . IWIDOIOIL\SONIC Friday - 10:00 a.m. ta 4:110 p.m. LODIIB NO. 7ll Soturday ~ 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ' Meet& eodl llntMondaymO.E.S. Hall, 8T ANNE'IIOIIIW C.tRRJZDZOA.A 7:38 p.m. llorberl Punl W.M.· Jllko Meet& the·- 'l"1l1lnda7 ci o:o.cb 1\!- eoch·Soturday at B p.m., Ia tile McDoaf.ld. 'Secretary. I • mvlltllln tha Parlsh Hall ci the EP1Iaopal Rarol - Bu1ldlag. ltll1DOIOilOIOIOVALLEY ~·of l1lo lloty ~. l!Giy- c..,. EX'1"EN8liiN CLUB IJIIIIIioR U Rllllllollawod bf IDDCb. and the .\I.CQIIOLICS ANONYM008 Meds ttb Wtdneoday of OVCI' llllllllh, meoiJnS. . ltll1DOIOARIIIGIIGUP RUIDOSO CUB SCOUT9 ll:SIJ a.m. Ccwered dlllb.JIUICheoa. PlaCIII to Tuesdays. 1:111 p.m. F1nt CbrfltiU _.. Bl"doso =~~~nler- Gf-tblr .~~~t-:t&,~U:::.----~ IIIUIOUII:Qed. -----~-- .. ~. --·-- -··- ----~~~-Aia,toon-~..,<-~- ···· ucma' .W.,par ..::;:;.-· · .;~ · E-m - .. of each Jtm DlcldNon, CUbiDIIIIor. CIIIND7-'IZ1H Pananol. -· eeopleo, c..-lfll& separata!J. · LloniHatfn&..'l .... d,.,block~offS·~ .. -.:. monlb, 7.:30 ·p.m.,-2nd-· Gateway. Vlaftl-.. forma::nbersblplnformatiorl. WOMAN'SCUJB tbrnch CoanaeftDR CeDter, •erVinS Saturdays. 1:00 p.m. Flr$t Cll.diUu Drive, bebwl""'{;::, •• --~~--.~ members welcome. "'" · M-,., 12 ...., pol luck .Jlllloh, lJIII:oln Coun!J. Olllces ot Four - Olarcb Joint meoiJnS • ...... ,.woe "-""~... Pack fi meeta the last Monday ot every followed bJ' bridge aad canashl. All Jn. ' MaD-.. Ruidoso. Phone 2&1-4011. Ill · 8 mantb at 7 p.m.. at the First Chrtatlan tereltred womtD lnvlted. CarriZozo, at County BeaUb Office, Closed lteP atudJ, 'l'bur&daya, p.m., CAPl'rAN LIONS CLUB •• •-·- First Chrfatlall Cbuzoh. Pbone ..,....,., I . MeetalatandJrdMoDdayofe8c!hmonth Churcb's FeUowsblp Hall. on HuD Road ~~.l~eall. ~1. ft"'IWW' a.m.-6 p.m.·; JI7-6D after 6 p.m. at tbe SQL9k Bear and Gavilan Canyon. Cubmaster, ~ GABDlllN CLUB ~~~~"" -w•· ey Cafo. 7:10 p.m. Ha<"dwick. For lnlormatiOJ!caU25"1-41M or Tbll Ro1dooo G8rdaa Club· meet& the --...,.,;,.;.,__ ,., ___ 257-1431. thlnl,.,_,.cieachmOllthaU:30p.m. ADULTRECREATION TUesday, September 15: Ill-Noon- AMARANTH ot lha 1lbracy In the multl-purpooe .._ s.cia!Security; lO.Noon -mood Presson: Pcmderosa Court No. Order of the S. RVIDCNIOOON CWB VIII~ aad gaeata: welcome. PROGRAM Weight Cbeclr:; z.a p.m. - Ezerelse Class; Amaranth, lnc., meets :trd Friday of eveey GOWBNAGECWB VILLA~EOF RUIDQSO ... p.m.-ArtsandCralts. iD Eastern Ruidoso Guo Club, meetlag tblrd month, 7:30p.m. Star BuiJdtng, 'lbiii'Sday of each. mcmtb, 7: 30 p.m. at the lor 81ft llaadover W~da,y, September 1&: 9:30am ...... - ROrARYCWB Ubracy. CaU a-. .!:"t"or ~~~~~--!esedneaadadaytl"'... !! Llbrai')'SIDiorCellterCGIDplex BowllDg,Holiclay Bowl; t0:30-11:30a.ln.- Ruldaoo Hondo• Valley Rotary Club ..vY~~>~~- IIIMOU - ~oolbnlte Puk, Exereycla. Noon Golden Age LllDCheon . meet~ each Tuesday noon at Hollday lmL at the Ubrary. Vlaitora are welcome. Bette Rouwll, Dlne"tm' Meetlng, MPR; 1-1 p.m. - Gamea; 7:30 ·-· ·-·--·- ·------l'ostOifloeDnw..utl------17=~-DapUcateBrldgeo----'-;____:_~--,-~ ·-·i.lfiiji()sO-IRJPI..ro.&TE BRIDGECUJB Raldelo,NewMeshoiiiiM& Wednesday, SapWOIK!r tB: li'la sliots .Meetl WednesdayS - 7:311 p.m., Adult Member.. lpColdrlbaUouhe: es.• 9:00 a.m. for 65 or over and High Risk Ri!CrelltltD center. "CeUCeotler for ~loa-2i1-4115 Ad.ult.RecreaUonDepartment. OFFIC£HOURSo 1bursday, September 17: SboppJag, l•.m.-nouaudl:OI-S:Sip.m.. Escort, 1'ransportatlon for mformatlon OVERl!:ATERS ANONYMOUS CENTER.ROVRS: caD 25'1-4685; z.a p.m. - Exerclse Class; RUIDOSO C.B. CWB Meets 8 p.m. every Monday. at Puckett. ALTRUSACLUBOFRUI!lOSO Realty. AaDeslpakd.la.CalmduofEwala 7:00 p.m. - BIRTHDAY PARTY & Ruidoso C.B. Club meets at7:80 p..m. at DANCE. Meets 1st 'l'ae!iday, '1~30 p.m. for Norman's Pizza In the Gateway Sboppjzlg program and 3rdl Tuesday for lanch Friday, Sl!.ptember 18~ \0..11 a.m. - Center on the first and third Mondays. DAR Tuesday Sepl:ember1: 10..Noon-SociBI._ E~rcJse Class; ll~Noon- Lapidary; 1-5 meeting. :U: aooa at 11ae Plrst QuisUb Ewr:rone welcome. 1 Cburdl. c::an Kathy BBrne11 257-uz& ilayl The Daugbtera of the American Security; 10.Noon - Blood P~ p.m.-Games. or 15'1-7811 evea1Dg1 for hd'ormatloo. Revoluthxa meet the lflccind Toe Belay of Welgbt Cbeek; H p.m. - Exerefse Claa; Monday, SeptemllerJl: 10-Noon-Pool; JAYCEES every DlCII'db at 1'2 noon. Anyone eligible H p.m.-Alta and Crafts. . 11-Noon- Sewing; H p.m.- Gomes; 3-4 wati'BMOUNTAINSEARCIIAREBClJE The Ruidoso Jaycees meet the second and Interested. plene c:all25'1-7J86. WlliiDelday, September 1: 9:30 a.m. - p.m.-Exercycle. Meets at tbe Ruldoso Ubrary . third and·kmrth Wednesday at 8:30p.m., In the Bowling; 10:30-U:30--Ezen:ycle,Golclen Tuesday, SepCemller 22: 10-Noon - TUesday at 7:80p.m. Jon Denny president; Gold Room of the Holiday House. Age Noon IAmcheon Meetlng MPR; 1-5 Soci~l St~CtirUy; 10-No~m - Blood Herb BruneU. '!Ocrelarl(· . 2-3 -The Jayceeues will meet the third R.E.A.C.T. UNITEDMETBODISTWIIMEN p.m. ..:. Games; 7:30 p.m. - DupUcate Pressure, Welgbt Check; p.m. - Wedne11day at7:30 p.m., In thB Gold Room Lincoln County R.E.A.C.T. meets at 7 Meet& o:o.cb first Wedo...... of the Bridge. Exercise Class; 3-4 p.m.- PooL at the Holiclay ~· p.m. at the CbapatTal Motel on Highway 'ro ·PJ.ontb at 7:30 p.m., place to be anRIJUDced. Tbursday, September 3: Shopping, Wednesday, September Z:h 9:30a.m.- on the first and third Stmdays. Everyone Escort, Transportation for iafonnation Bowling, HoUday Bowl; 10:30-11:30 - welcome. WOMEN'S WOBKDAY AT call.251-45.65: 2.-3 p.m. - E.urclse Class~ Exereyclei z.a p.m. - &x-erclse Class-; CIWJICIIOF CI!RJBT . 7:00p.m.~ Hobo Supper-Games, Bring 7:30p.m.-DupllcateBrldge. In the Gateway area ev.,.- lint Wed Stew,Beans,orCornbread. Tbursda,., September M: Shopping, nesday of tbe moatb at tile c:harcla. Friday. September .-: 10-11 a.m. - Escort, Transportation [or information RVIDOSO B.P.O.E. NO.IIBI Exen:lseClass; 11-12- Lapidary; Hi p.m. caU257-4S65; 2-3 p.m.-Exercise Class. M•etuooh lsi and 3nl Tb1IJsdiiY at Elks SERTOMAe CLUB -Games. Friday, Seplember 25: 11).11 a.m. - Clob blllldlllg 011 Highway 70 wESt. 8 p.m. LAMAZE PREPABED SertoJna meetlnp every Wedllesday at C::HO.DBIBTB a..A8SES September 7: CENTER CLOSED FOR Exercise Class; 11-Noon- Lapidal')'; 2-4 5\UDDler: '1:» wlD.ter. noon at the Cree Meadows Country Club. LABOR DAY. p.m.- Blood Pressure Cbe.Z; 1-&p.m.- KNIGHTS OF CLUMBIJS SiE--well!:ll: &e1110D1 Tuesday evenlngdrom 7-9 p.m. Cd ti7~ Tuet~day, September&: to-Noon-Social Games. S'r. Eugene Dolan No. 6W1 Cooncll 518i for mare Jnformatlon. Seclllit)'; lO.Noon - mood Pressw-e. Monday, Seplembllr2B1lO.Noon- Pool; meets tnd and 41b Wec:tnesda7B or each Weight Check; 2-3 p.m. -Exercise Class; 11-NoiXl- Sewing; 1-6 p.m. -Games; 3-4 month at 7:30p.m. in St. Eleanor's HaD. NARFE :>4 p.m.-POOL. p.sn. """\,Ea...,.de. SpecJa1 meetlDgs to be BDDouneed wm be Wedoc11day~ Seplcmber 11;..9:30 a.m. - -~.y. Se,Wmber til: 10-Noon - be""ld at St. Jude's Center in San Patrlelo. Lincoln CoaniJ Cbapter ""'· ci llle Bowling; 10!30-U :00 - Ezercycle; M p.m. Soclal Securlly; 10-Noon - BltlOd PreJsnre B.P.O.B. 001!8 Mel O'Reilly, G.K., Dick Mound, F .S. NatiOILII -tloa ci llellrecl Federal 3-4p.m.-Arts,Craft&; Weight Cbeck: 2-3 p.m. -EurciseCiass; EmploJees. meetl at lD:OO a.m., tbe flnt -Exercise Class: Meet& ..oh •• lind and STMA"I"TliLIS FIRST IUPTISTCBVBCll CA'l'ROLICCRURCII EPI8COPALCIWIICB UNITED MJ:THODJSTCIIURCB MOUNTAINCBRIIITIAN PBILOW81IlP EPISCOPALCBIJIUlll Ruldoso,N.M. Parish Priest: Fatber Bernard Lollgbrey OFTBEBOLYMOlJNT OF CAPITAN Jade wvltt. Ministering. Slztb and ''E" streets Rev. E. W. C&mpbaU, P Stmday .Masses: Saint Eleanor"s - 8 and 121 Me:sealero TraU, Ruidoso 1blrd.St. and Wblteoats Pbone 257-9366 Carrlzozo.NewMes:lco Sunday Se:rvlce - 9:t6 a.m. 10 a.m. Pbone 2D1o43513 Captten, New Mexico Churcll Senices - 10 a.m.· at 102 Clover'! Phone 618-28'1& Wonblp Service- ll:OO a.m. Saturday eveolng (FuWlla Sunday Rector: Father Dalbert Adluff Rev. David Lyncb, Pastor 8wJday WatsblpSenlices - 9-10. SUnday Eveolo& Prayer 8erYice - 7:80 Vicar~ Father Delbert Acl1uff Evening Serrice - 7:00 p.m. obUgation) - 8 p.m. Dally Olllt:e ci MomlDS ~ - B a.m. SUnday School-10:30. p.m. at 102 Clover lloly Eucbarlot- lsi arid 3rd SUnday - 7 Wednesday S.rvice - 7:00 p.m. Dally Masaes at 8 p.m. and as aonouoced D&tlr NCIIlllday Office - 12 a.m. p.m. RUJDOSO ID Somday Bulletin. Sunday: Hob' Eucbarist - I and 19:210 PlllllTautnmANCHVRCB a.m. FULL GOSPEL HOLINESS Now maetlal in DeW bntldlng Office of Evening Prayer - 2nd and 4th IIAPTISTCBURCB Confessions: Saturday - 7 :30 to 7 :55 p.m. Nbraety (ages 0-3-) Parisb Hall- 10:30 GavllanCaolyonandHullllooda SUnday - 7 p.m. Palmer Gateway Cbolr Rehearsal at St. Eleanor's every cmmm Rev. Wayne Joyce, Pastot" Tuesda)' at '1:30 p.m. New members ID a.m. OD.Entnmce Road. In Ruld080 DowDa Rev. KeD Cole GATRW.lY W« Page 8- Ruidoso rN.M.f News Thursday, september 10,15'81 VARSITY ROSTER ~0 - CHEERLEADERS - NO.· NAME GRADE POS. --~-- _ --~ _-----~- - ~ - -~-----·-· -- .Lo~O¥-ill---~---'1'-l'in~ala• ·· 0 10 Scott Neal ...... 12 RB Angie King Tamara Smith 12 ·Bill Wood~l ...... ·...... -11 ~B Rachel McCoy Dahn Stir man 17 Grady William""· .... ,, ...... 11 RB Theresa Sanchez Jeanette Weems 24 Kerwin Lester ...... 10 RB 27 Eric Strobel...... : ..... --10 RB 28 Mark Mobley ..... _...... 12 E 34 Travis Cochise ...... Jo RB 35 Tommy Crow ...... 9 RB 40 Chris Lopez ...... _...... 12 RB 43 Don Nunley...... 12 E THIS WEEK'S GAME 44 KyleFiack: ...... tl RB 51 David Swalander ...... 11 c 53 John Montoya ...... : . .. 12 G 54 Chris SJ!inchez ...... 11 c 55 Dariush Rad ...... 12 T 61 Bobby Dominq_uez ...... 1o c • • 62 Byron Wright ...... 12 G 6-3- -L-on-Nunley ...... -12 T 65 Randy Bell ...... 11 G 66 Wade Torres ...... - .. - ...... ----. -12 T 68 Bud Smith ...... -.... -12 G 70 Robert Swanner ...... - ...... --.-. -10 T 71 Ken Bradley ...... -12 T 72 Jack Holland ...... 12 T 73 Ronald Bell ... -- ...... -12 T 75 CraigCarson ...... 10 T 77 Rubuen Chino .. - ...... 10 T 82 -Darin Smilh ...... -12 E 83 Mike Douglass ...... 11 E 85 Pete Garcia ...... 12 E 88 RicPearson ...... 12 E 90 ChrisWynn ...... ll E . y ~0 HEAD COACH 1981 SCHEDULE Doyle Howell Darrel Stierwalt Barry Nelson KICK.OFF TIME: 7:30 P.M. Warriors- 41 - Estancia- 6 ~ September 11 - Socorro- Here -· .. September 18- Dexter- There ' i!'"'" -. ,. (' Septe-mber 25- Jal- There October 2- NMMI- Here [Homecomingl ',., ~.. *October 9- Cobre- There ,. '·1 '"'October 16- Tularosa- There *October 23- Deming- Here ' " 1' *October 30- Tor C- Here *November 6- Silver City- Here •Denotes District Game COACH COACH COACH Ronny Maskew Vince Collins Jim Ramsey THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING RUIDOSO BUSINESSES AND FOOTBALL BOOSTERS ROFFLeR FAMILY HAIR CENTER RUIDOSO WHOLESALE LUMBER C & L LUMBER AND SUPPL V ALLEN'S AUTO PARTS SIVAGE ELECJRIC RUIDOSO QUICK PRINT ·BRUNELL'S RUIDOSO CLEANERS R&R FENCE CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF THE WEST DAGLASS RANCHHOUS~ RESTAURANT WHITLOCK & LYLE REAL ESTATE NEELEY ·JAMES SEARS D & D BEAUTY SALON NORMAN'S PIZZA NAPA AUTO PARTS BIG T FAMILY RESTAURANT MOUNTAIN SKI SHOP JIM CARPENTER & ASSOCIATES, INC. DALE'S FURNITURE SKI WEST SPORTS TOTS 'N TEENS DAIRY QUEEN PERTEET·PARKS & ASSOCIATES DON'S'PifARMACY BARNETT CARPETS, INC. GAMBLES SHOP OF THE BLUE GEM & ART GALLERY K·BOB'S STEAK HOUSE MANNIE'S TOGGERY PANORAMA ENTERPRISES, LTD. RUIDOSO FLOWER SHOP RUIDOSO PRINTING FLIP SIDE GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER SERVICE CONTRACTORS, INC. INNSBROOK VILLAGE REAL ESTATE NEW MEXICO MISS SHAVER TIRE- AND AUTO RUIDOSO ST.!\TE BANK THE GAME ROOM RUIDOSO NEWS ~ WILSON'S SPORTING GOODS FANTASY ISLAND SECURITY BANI( HUGHES BODY SHOP . HOLIDAY REALTY AMERICAN OXYGEN COMPANY • ! ' ·~ J I . . ' , _, ~ t -Ntttr trrtt tr tb'D bbnb'bbbt b r b tr•·n t Wt·rt ...... , b •rt t ; ·z ···6.e.'iH.ft-.D!'Mft.'N h.-H- .. • ;. s -;...~~;,. ...,...._.,.-...._,_._....,...._...._,;__....,.to!t,_.._,.__ ..._ ~.--~ .... """~"""'""· "'""'"' ... -...... --.- ""· • ..... - . - ...... ". -. '~ --·-·. " . .' - --. -- -- ..,._ ._ Sout.hwest MicrpfiJ.m co. 260l. li. flln -·-- -·· ···-··--·-·----~---- .... ~'I 25ePERCOPY RUIDOSO . ROTARY SPONSORING. . VISIT. AliON Exchange students due --Aboat slfta.7il-ii80Pie, New Mexicoe:a:-=----·ywtbs,- HOWd.;Q~said, and an odelibltiD"D Saturday moniing lpld a costume party at cbatJge ltudents who spent laBt year for-tbe incoming st~eats. He hopes it will lhe chord! Saturday evonlng. abroad, incomiDg foreign students who be much more. Sllllday rnornln&, lbo st...... ,ll'lll meet wlll spend this year ln New Mexico and· at the church f~ breakfast togethet before famWes who Will sponsor tbe visiting He said Ruldoao Rotarians bope to make departing to gt:t acquainted witb the New students, will be arriving Friday iD the weekend in Ruidoso ••a super~ super Mexico familifl and commanltles where Ruidoso for a tbree day '91slt, Jobn time" for the worldwide visitors - one ~heywlllresidethlScomingyear. . Howden, chaJnnan of the Ruidoso they will renus~ber as one (I(' the Howden said his Interest stems from his Rotarian Voa1b Exchange Program, aaid· blgbllghts of11lolr stay. daughter Jean's partidpaUon 1n tbe es Thl~Jl!day. · A spasheltl supper atlbe Presbyte ·-SkiR-un Road being res-urfaced -- Airport -u uTaycees raise Despite rainy weather, the resurfacing -Armstrong Construction In Roswell, said crew is working. of State Rc:md 532 (Ski Run Road) Is well Ulat with Sood weather, it should take A~tnmg ntted that this marks the underway, witb five miles of asphalt another two week! to reach the Sierra first lime the road baa received a two Inch amiace having been laid along Eagle Blanca Ski Area. resurfacing. He said the new aurface· Creek between Hlg]nray 3'l and Oak Grwe should last 10 years or more, while Committee over $5,000 ~pnd. In the interim, the road will be dosed to previous repairs - which involved Only a Project foremao Harold A~_!t8, of public access aboole points -on which the sealing process - seldom lasted a year. Riverside will meet in MD drive The Sierm Blanca Airport ComnUssion Scouts asking (SBAC) will meet Thursday, at 2 p.m., in Drive bridge the Ruidoso Public Ubrary. Ruidoso's Jaycees, during 1981, raised donating Iwnber and Herb BruneJI fDI" more than $6,000 for Muscular Dystrophy, letUng us set up our booths on his parking vice president Gary James said Friday. The main agenda Item. "SBAC chairman lot over the Labor Day weekend,'' James· to be closed Fred Heckman said, will be "reviewing said. "Their suppQrt of this Jaycees' donations of the ouUine of an.alrport study prepared by This Ytl!lr's efforts, by tbe Jaycees to project made it possible for us to raJse over$300." -: Riverside Drive bridge, jllSt down Senator Jac:k Schmitt. rais~ runds for MD, l.ncluded the Skate-A8 stream from Sierra Blanca Gabtns, will be Tholl this spriag, the golf tournament at closed to traffic beginning Wednesday. Cree Meadows, the Labor Day booths and The Jaycees• next· projed. Jmnes said, "Efforts to locate a jet capable airport the canisters. James sald. will be operating a food booth dlll'lng the on Fort Stanton mesa are COntlnuJng. and Arabian Horse Sbow this weekend. "AD Repaim to the bridge are l!llq)ected to be Senator Schmitt's study is Jus\ anotber proceeds from th1s proJect will be IISed lor wild game meat completed In ten days·. step in that direction." "We especlauy thank Weldon Rasco for youth activities." Members of &y Scout Troop 59 are p.m •• weekdays and after 12 noon Satur~ requesting tbat succesaful hunters sbare a days and Sundays, at the Rllidrwn Elks part of Utelr game with tbem, u tba main Lodge,Hlgl)way'IOWeat --r- aUracttm for tbe annual Big Game Feed, TNs IPU'IPal feecL to beaeflt the tr.oop~ 1s ajlonsored annuallY ftfi'alae' flmCts for tba IIOl'lltalljo11old r. Jli!limfY, tlloush 111e date troop's operat10118. for the nut dlmJer has not been set. Any ldixl wild game, "frum to or furred "l'he Elks, troop llpoJJsors. prepare the BY TIM PALMER The · gymnasfom features dn:sslng feathered," will welcmned the - '•' be by repast, wltb an BS!Ifst from the Sc!outs. S1af1Writertpboto.grapber rooms with sapervfsors• offices, and a It.ill Scouts, a troop spokesman sa1d. "We are ..If an you h1Uiters wU1 help our Scouts," size basketball courhrith bleacber seating looking for bear, deer, elk, antelq»e, said Elks' Ezalted Ruler Grady Hobbs, Friday was a happy day at Fort Stanton and electric scoreboard. Delgado noted turkey, goose, duck or upland game- if "their Big Game Feed wU1 be a I\IBr&n • Hospital and. Training Scbool as the new that the gym will · also by used f~r you bWillt, and you'll share some with us, teed success. No maUer wbat tbe game Is, ' j gymnasium and swimmiJtg pool compln Vi!Ueyball, dances, movies, parties, and wewantil'" if you shoot It; kllllt with a bow and arrow, .•. 1 was offlct.ally dedicated. other gatherin,qs, Donations of wBd game may be left at or down it with a muzzleloader, we'D be . Horseshoe Cabins, li32 Sudderth; with Jlm bappy to accept RDY and aD meat you wW . J' Dickinson, 330 Walnut. Drive or, alter 4 glveforthis worthy eause ... The building, buUt at a cost of $446,000, Fort Stanton wiU soon offer Its students a ! contains a combination basketball gym complete swimming program, said . . and multipurpose room and a speciall1 Delgado. "Bdore now," be added, . ' designed Indoor pool • "students had to go by bus to Roswell Or Elks hosting state official Alamogordo to swim." ln remarks to .sbtdents, staff and Ruidoso Elk!! Lodge Z086 will host the making thlavlaltation in his new capacity. visitors, Fort Stanton admtnistrator Mark Physical educatim instructor Jeanne official visitation of Wandel Massey, . ' . Delgado recaUed the four years of effort to Ollbertson will direct the aquatics Clovis, first vice president of the New "AU Elks," Emlted Ruler Grady Hobbs program. When the pool is ready for use said, urged attend Thursday · secure flDlding for the project after it was Mexico Elks Associatlon, Thursday "are to conceived in 19'16. ••0ur perslstenca, 1after a state Inspection), CUlbertson wlll evening. evening, to hear oor first vice president's message." patience, and the assistance of many in8 instruct. staff members in basic and ad- A social hour is scbedulid for 6 p.m., dividual.s made this day and dream a followed by dinner al 7 Bnd the regular reality," he said. [SEE PAGE TWOl meetin,.; at 8. i . -.. ' --~ Massey, wlm is a past District Deputy, is ~' .:~.--~- ·~--j,· •• -'- ,' _, ' _l Downs' board . -•:; ,- ~.. _, .... - ... " .•. - ,. ·'' I __ ,_ ' meets tonight .· ;_:i; .::·,, ·_f;'.\ Tbe RukloJo DOwns meet .. trustees w111 ' ,- ,-. ' tonight 817 in Municipal HaiL ' ~ ' -- ·• ' Agenda items Include q)eDfng of bids on fencing annmd the water tank and ap pointtiig a member to serve oo the J cmt ,. I Use Board. ~~ ...... ~ .. I Wednesday Coff~e Cart . ThoWediiOidayCoffeeCarl. spODSored by tile Chamber of Commeree so the pu.bltc am• ..- .bleet- Qamber offleen aDd --odlreetol'll, wUI be from s.le:30 .a.m •• ~:' LEAPING DO-LPHINS and· caVorting seals are among the eye_ . catching grBphlc designs that -iidorrl-the Wans Of the Fort Stcintoi1 new gym/pool compi&)C. They were designed by Del Wallerstedtof Charles Nolan a_n_d A~ciates. archlteds ·ot the complex. and WANDEL MASSEY completed by Van Horn Painting Company of Albuquerque. Arabian Horse-· . Show' - set' TWO LtTTLE MAIDENS flank the big chlel. "'hose monlket hos been adopted ~Y the Fort $fanion SJlec)al Oiympfcs teams. On the t.efils Fe!Jclf! Oel~~~~~.\f,~n~ll!\rl91>~ ls,.~r friend Joll Smith. · . -· . . ; '. ~ - .. , ,' ;•:. " .. ' . ~: .. •. ' ·' _, ..,, ...... -.- - .. - ...... - - ..,. ~ ., ... ~ . .• - ..... - ...... - ...... - ' ·- ~--·· ..... --...... , - ..... ·~ ...... j,. •...... - :-- ..... ;."...... ,..,~ .... ~-- ...... ,...... ""'-'"""'~"'''J'""''I' ...... __,....'"I"'_-..., ...... :--'"'" ...... , ..... "",...,.""'-""' ...... "''I . . ' . ' ' -· . ·~,, .• ' ·. boys' father, Fort Stanton administrator Mark ·· D~lgado,.l®~~- on. The .three wer.e trying out the .. -. cn.Wgpunaslum "'·tit'!. tt•!nlllg schpol. • • - '. ~ .... ' . . . : ...• -•. . •. belt.•• • --wiiil1d cause IKime . priorities - WI~. tbe munitl.es, of necessJty, fFRI!IM.p\(G~ ONEJ more self·rellant. .,... :...,_ ... ~ ~ . ·- .. -- . . ' . organlzatiOIUI would hn• to . •.. 1/li~.Uf .. READY FOR A SWIM Is Fort Stanton aquatics director Jeanne Culbertson. She will oversee the school's swimming program. that is truly worthy of Including planned Special Olympics competition. Ripley's 'Belie\le It Or Not' ::::::~=::::;;::::::~x~~?-::i:':~~x~:~:~w=1--::-.;::;;:::;:w.~~~:t::-.::>h:;::::;>::;9:~~=t;:::.ll 1-n-s-i-d-e the Outdoors by Gary Dollahon A neighbor of mine recently contacted ' They had oil the lrlnunirms: m11811lrd, me about an unplea~ experience be bad onions, pickle.a, cheese, Letluce, and _of wltMssed in his front yard. He was very t::OUrse, the potato chips. As each in upset with tbe occurrence and rlgbtly so. dividual sllce of cheese was unwr.apped, the wrappings were put to Ut!'l wind. As the It seems he was ln another portloo of his bag of potato chips was dumped Into tbe yard when be noticed one or those brand ·plastic bowl, tbe sack was· wadded up and now, smaU model p1ekups approaching. taed to the side. Upon arrival at his property tbe vehicle FinaDy, It was time to eat. They aU pulled up onto his grass, made several perched themselves upon the blanket BDd drcles, and finaUy came to a stop under started in on their humburgers and soft one of tbe pretty vard treea. drlnlm. They oil la!IJbl!d aJ1d -...t· their Hil: curloslty ,fll'Oiised, my neighbor plates wben a gust or wind passed tllroagh. concealed himself behind anolher tree and seattering uapkins ancl the stack of paper watched as tbe occupants got out of the plates everywhere. It didn't botbef. ~ vehicle. Tiley were a young cou)ie with a eating tbough. and the goodies were boy about five and a ba~ 11ti11 in diapers. eventually oonawu.ed. The man took a shovel from the back of Suddenly, the babya'irokewltbastart.A the truck, headed over to the thickest quick examination by the mother detected patch of grass. and dug a sballow hole. a wet diaper 8J1d a change was ma~. 'lba Soon after, a mound.ofdtal'OOBibrlq_uettes baDdy disposable dl.aper was tossed at a '" was flaming vloiOnlly In iL All die fin! llB8I'hy busll. · .....ned. lhe couple unloaded on 1 CENTER CUT LOIN ~ENTERCUTRIB ••,, PORK. •I''·FFARESYHCEURT BREAS-T ••,, DRUMSTiCKS PORK CHOPS .. . :& LB. · CHOPS LB. - . :& LB. OR THIGHS LITTLE SLICED SIZZLERS BACON HEESE 12.-oz. PKG. •l!' sli9 sJ29 16-oz. CAN Z~89e AEALEMON LEMON JUICE sJ3932•0Z. SERVICE DELICATESSEJ SERYICE··MEAT MARKET· Southwest Favorites WE SELL OILY SHUR·SAY - FULLY MAIURID SIEEitS . HOnieniallePies SUPERMARKET U.'S.D.A. (IIOICE MONDAY 1HRU SAtURDAY 8-8 Ho•hkttllrea Hlih Quality Beef ==· .UNDAY 1·1 . ~- . ·1 -- .... ~-- - - ... ·- - - ~ - - ·~ - -:.. - - --~ .. . . ·:. . 44.~ au aczc aza;a ;.ecce :a .a ac aa uc e ea c < c <•• .*' .' .• c c << « •.• •• ••?J•.i<.s;.•<•.• •; ·-~ q .4' !'f. • .. •;•• _44 ··~· q;:;e. • ••• 4 ··~··"".'• ...... "'""'-,. . ) . . .Page~- Ruidoso [N.M.]News }1\onday, September 1~, 1981 · · 'tm:~~:::::~~R::;:;:::~~~~:!:i:l.:1~:;:;:::-;m;;:::;:wx:.;:::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::x::~::s:~:n;:::m..-w:~«::-~:::;:*~~111 P E 0 Cub RuJdollo's Cub &:Ollt .Pacb 59 BIKl 9S held a jolnl awards nlgllt "l'l>undalr In WhiteMolDitainSehaolcatsterfa. ffigbll8btlngtbe eve.olng ...... "Cross Over'' ceremony for-Cubs Wh01ri!Jbefntbe WebeJqs Deu, Cub Scoed:IDg'l!l highest ranking, before becoming Boy Scouts, Scott Clark. JOfellll' Hallsell ond Cory Turner. - Two Year Pins to er.Jg Soo ..... ll«rid Dicklnscm, R~ Smith, Eric -Collias,. Jesse Foster and Drew lteUy. - Service Pins to Cub Scout workers Mary Bradley, Ron Beich and Ger1 ColOns. one year; Ray Gamer, Pat Kelly, Ubby Sears ,and COni Foster, two years and Barbara Dickinson, five- years. ~s Boys between eight and Wn .Years old may register [or the Cub Scout progi'Bm W calling ·257-9006 during business hours, or 257·'1294 after Gp.m. lycra stretch .. . ,. ~ reoular lCO% Legion, Unit ONE YEAR PINS In Cub Scouting were evening to, from the left, Eric Vontrotha, Scott -:./ cotlVD to host Boys', presented by leader Jim Dickinson Thursday Clark, Jeremy Hansen and Cary Turner. Girls' State.rs Registration for Rehearsals for Van meeting Ruidoso's American Leldon arid Auxiliary wiD host local defegates to Boys' and Girls' State, Wednesday at 7:!0 Brownie children's p.m., in the Evening Lions Hut. Thursday at Scouts set choir starting The First Baptist Church, Ruidoso, has Core Center Regt.stratloru~ from parents of third st'heduled rehearsals [ora children's choir WO•OD BURNING STOVES I Planning a [Wld drive to purchase: a van grade l!)rfs lntereoted in joining Ruidoso beginning at1 p.m., Wednesday. Now Is The Time To Buy Brownie Scout Troop 3 will be accepted "All children are welcmne," pastor E. for residents of the Ruidoso care Center will be discU8Sgd Thursday at 7 p.m., at the GO GAMBLES -1'ue8day, September 15, at 2:30 p.m., at w. campbell said, "to join the choir and Center. And Savel White Mountain School eafeteria, Sherry receive musical tra1nlng as well as learn Gosdln, troop leader, said Friday. Ing Bible stories and Scripture.'' This Is a regular meeting of the center's Troop meetings will be held every Jn[ormatlon on the chlldn!n's choir is Auxiliary and the Community Couucu and Tuesday at Z:30 p.m., in the White available from Glnl Jordan. ~224. or Interested petSQml are invited to attend. Mountain School cafeteria, Gosdin said. from thechur~. 257-2081. ~.. -l:!~~'K«§M_';;~ Obituaries 257·7303 CALL DAY OR NIGHT Edward M. Schockley for Personalized Service Services for Edward M. SchCJCkley, For You and Your FamUy Ruldoso Downs, woo died September 9 in Serving Ruidoso Ruidoso Hondo Valley HospitaL were held And All of Lincoln County at 2 p.m., Frida)', in Claike's Chapel of Roses, with tho Reverend Cbarles Spooner ·2673 officiating. Burial. was in l'orest Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Schoekley was born August 20,1~ in Artesia, where he Rved most o! his life. He married the &Jtmer Rutb Womack., March 20, 1944, In Cflrlsbad. He was a retired chief clerk of Soutb~rn Public &rvice Company Jn Arlea1a and a member Q[ the Artesia Assembly of Go The Dreamer BY DANNIE IITIJRM' A Native Son '' -...WllbPrlde lollisNaUw Laud Once again we have cause to recall the immortal wo-rds of Sir Walter kott: "Breatbestbere a man with saul so dead That never to b1mse1f bath sBid, 'Thia i,smy OWDt myna:Uve land~. Wboae heart within blm ne'er hath C~OSSING OVER Into the Webelos Den. Cub Garner were, from the left, Eric Collins, Drew Scouting's highest rank, In ceremonies con· Kelly,. Conrad Streeter, Craig Sears. David · ducted Thursday evening by Webelos leader Ray Dickinson and Rusty Smith. ~- l/ • f. ' . I I' I ' PER-F-E-CT ATI-E-NDANC-E -PJN In- Cub Scouting for the past year was to David Dickinson Thursday evening, by Jim leader. 'lbe Aneleat l"reHI'Ved ADd tbe New Appreciated From Lynn's descriptions, and photos and diagrams of Juneau, you could tell that tbe little cap!tal of our Land o[ the North Star Is little changed; and that the new addlUons hove prese"ed Its in dividuality and ldylU~: charm. " I couldtrat:eqwaytoschOGI uptwelftb street across tbe Gold Creek bridge, past the governor's mansion. I saw the spot where Lynn ran his kitty car down the ...,, ' steep sidewalk bordering the Sl.wash IrnUan Cemetery, ran into a chicken wire fence and received a wound on his forehead, the scar of which be bears to this day. In plaDi!B where the land is Oat, ci.ties can change with &be years beyond all .;.-" .; ' . ; - -,, recognltl.on • .. -' .. ' ~-- Juneau wiU be recognized a tllPusand /' -- •• ;--- f -,'. ,;-"... years from today. The city am hardly '' • I-;· :._ • ~- " climb further up the sleep mountain. It ' ' ·;-' _-/··' ·,:· • callnot wade out into the bay. The ~ '•"-'·. ' ~.:-t·, mountains, the channels, tbe streams, will BEAR BADGE was presented Thursday evening to Rusty Smith RU I COSO'S ROBERT SANCHEZ is gang· game at the Warrior field. Sanchez was a steady be there forever and a day, guardian land . marks of this belovud spot. by Cub Scout leader Jim Dickinson, as Rusty's mother, Sherry tackled by several Carrizozo players in the ballcarrier for Ruidoso as it topped the visitors Smith, looks on. 16--6 In the opener. One new feature wblch is both an OJ'o second quarter of Saturday's funior varsity nament and wonderflll convenience to Juneau is Eagan Orlve, a massive eon structim project made from tbe tailings of PAUL G. ECHOLS, M.D. one of Juneau's many gold mines - a Ruidoso ivs stop Carrizozo in opener driveway all along the coast of Ote bay Announ.-~M Thf" Opf"nin#! Of Hi~ot Prac·~irt" In extending from the lower end of the ci.ty Oli Getting 14 points from its defensive unit Saturday afternoon. The Waniors ended their scoring with out to the Mendenh.al VsDey crowned by ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Ruidoso High School's junior vars:lty Scott Ciraulo put the Wan10I'I!I on the 8:52 left In lhe contest when several that gigantic Aquamarine jewel. tbe football team opened the 1981 season with scoreboar-d in the first minute of play when Ruidoso players bloeked a Canitoz.o punt Mendenhall glacier. tFrm•tUM"Me Ron..- & ,lnint ~tlr~f"ry} a 16-6 \Jictot'y over visiting Carrizozo he tackled the Carrizmo quarterback in in the end zone for a lOuchdown. The two This is a loving tribute to that illustrious the end zone for a safety. Before the sa[ety ]XIint run failed but a penalty was eaDed. ex-governor Wtlliam A. Eagan, who lead sa~IErvnRRA PROFFSSIONAI~ Blm..DING the Ruidoso defense had two straight against Carri2ozo and Sanchez ran the ball the brave Alaskan people out of the heart quarterback sacks. in from the one for the two-points. breaking tragedy of tbe great Alaska Rnidoso. Nf'w Mf''ll.iNl 257-51 H The score remained at 2-0 tbe rest of the Carrizozo scored its only touchdown witb Earthquake of Good Friday, 1900. Offi(•p Hnun. R~, J\tJtJninlm,pnl fint half although the Warrlorathreatwed three mintMs left in the eontesl on a lOng Lynn brought me a bolo Lie in the form of At the Hospital several Urnes behind the runnJng of Robert passplay. . a little Dahl Sbeep carved from native Sanchez and Kip McCleUan. JuniOl' varsity coach Jim Ramsey ivory with prebt!ltorlc ivory as a back Ruidoso put the eventual winnlng points praised his team's efforts. ."'!~~m;:. treasure, a little September 7- ADMITTED: Anna Rutl'l on the- sco-nbOard late in the third quarter "We've got a tot of young kids who've lhe Big Dipper an ''?."'" Around Sports with Garj Brown _ -- --~---·------~-~ ~------k··-.. ---·. ---··-- -•~ b -• of ,_..,..._"' agodsenttoRoyalsfans. · II ...._r oum ers are a .,.gn s...... &... Wa doubtful that teams Ute Sao then White Mountain -MicJ.cb SChool's Francisco and Chtcago would have played football .team ahould be Jinproved . th1l as well In the latter weeki of tbe ata80D if . se=ch Terl')' ~ baa 86 players there hadn't been a strike. Tellllll wltb a currently praeticing in pada, witb the first history of loslnS· tend to get further bagged ·game coming.SaWrday ap:Jnst Mowrtaln down in the second division as 1he aeasoo View of RosweU at RuldosoHlgh School. roiiB on. "We've got more kids than we bad last year," Wharton said. "We h:!l:d about 80 Butthe"DBw"seasonhasgivenbalebaU players 011 the team. When we started tJw · a new life iP town lila!: Chicago and San season. We uauaUy add about five playa Francisco. The Glan1s' pew-found SUCQe$S toourteameachyear." may have saved tbe SF fnmchtse fmn Despite the fad Wharton and assistant possible exUnctlGn In Its battle with cross coach Mike Crocker have more players oul bay rlvab Oakland. The A's were oa. tbe_ this sea:soo they'll sUU be sbort numbers- way to setting a franchise attendance Wise. when they play Moun~ View -apd record' wnen the!;trike was called wb11e Sierra of ROswelL the Giants were struggling t«» gain fans. "The Roswen schools usually have 30 to Teanu: tha\ finish a season strong often 36 eighth graders on their team with about carry that momentum on to the beginning -2:0 to 25 seventh graders on the sidelines of the next season. Yes, the strike and Its also ready to play," said Wbarton. "We aftermath could bave an effect on major have five seventh gradtll"S on our squad." league races for the next year. Wharton plans to get ready for Mountain SCOTT NEAL OF RUIDOSo rambles for yardage against Socorro to Dexter Friday for a 7:30p.m., contest. The WarflorS are 2·0on View with a scrimmage against Rulil~o Perhaps the m011t-····· irW!restlng aspect of Hlgh Scbool's ninth gradel'B tomorrow at- college football is tOO constant comparison Friday night. Neel scored three touchdowns and rushed for over the season. the Middle School. The scrimmage Is still -.being made betw~ differen& con- lOO yards as the Warriors defeated Socorro 21-12. Ru-Idoso trave-ls tentaUveandmlghtnotcomeorf. ferences. " , Last year the Braves went z.4 on the .Inrecentyearsso-caUed eJPerts have season with both wins coming on forfeits. downgraded -the Blg.JO because of Its But Wharton 19 optimistic the team can do defeats in the Rose Bowl and the lack ol better this time around balance in the conference. Neal scores three touchdowns "Last year we had a couple of out- However,withMlchigan'seasywinnver stanislng players " be aaid. ..However this Wa8hiagton In last year"fs Rose Bowl a lot tbne around we h'ave more depth and more of these 1'experts" are climblng on tbe Big goOd players." 10 bandwagon agalll. However, one ortwoteamsdoo'tmakea conference. Despite tbe power of Michigan ...... and Ohio state the Big 10 Is woefully un The baseball strike may have turned out. Only to to be the best thing possible for teams lDm balanced. Purdue can come close Warriors defeat Socorro in the line comparing with the two "powers" on any the ChicaJo Cubs, San Francisco Giants gktenSunday. and Kansas CltyRoyals. Plus. the fact that Big 10 football Js Those tbree teams were going nowhen! generaJiy dull and predictable. Most Big 10 Socorro was supposec:l to be the lype of in the first half oC the season. The Cubs had after the opening kickoff. Ruidoso's defense then took control of Eddie Higgs then belted over £or the the worst record In the maJors, San teams are run-oriented Blld seem to regard . big, phys~cal foo~ball team that wore However, Lon Nuni~y, who bad a the game, Getting great play& From in the the forwa.r4 pass as a nm1al sin (Punlue- people down but Friday night It was 1 second Socorro tonehdownwl.th 2:41left. Frandsen was in fifth place National briiiian aame at off~nslve tackle and deFensive ends Robert SwaMer, John Thevisltorstriedatwopolntconverslon, -League West and Kansas City was 12 "ii i.s a notable exception) aplnstfootbaU. _ ~ . Ruid.Qso Hl.gb School U1at wore the- visitors Montoya and Jack HoUand t-he Warriors middle llrisbacker, broke in to block the and if Utey had made It wonJd have drawn · games off the pace in thrtAL West. "•'I'" down en roule ta a 21·12 victory. didn't allow Soco•ro to cross the 50 yard extra point attempt and that .scen1ed to within seven points. However, Byron B:.tt the second half schedule has seen Rllidoso, now 2-0, got a brilliant effort hne unt.illatein the fourth quarter. I'd rather watch a team Uke defendlng from its defense which lleld Sbcorro 58 give the Warriors life. Wright knocked dOWD Re~d~' lMiss the Cubs play .500 ball and becoufe a to 'rhe Wal-rlors hit the scoreboard again West Coast Athletlc Conference Champion yards total ofrense. The Warriors, despite Ruidoso then took control of the game alt~m~pt and the WarTiors kept their nine contender for the secQnd half crown of the Brigham Young play with Its wide open and scored three straight toucbdowns to midway through the third quarter. point l~d. . National League East dlvlslon. San being outweighed by the visitors, look Mter RuidOso got the bail on a punt at its offense. control of the !if!e of scrimmage on both put the game away. Socorro, now 0-1·1, (tying Deming Francisco has played well above the .000 The laek elf a pas.oJing game has Early In the second quarter the Warriors own :n~ Woodul hi.t Neal for 13 yards to the last weekt tried an onside kiek but the mark and the Roylas are fighting the offense and defense after Socorro had Socorro 48_ Aller an imcomplete pas.s generally meant defeat for Big 10 teams went on ofrense on the Socorro '¥1 after a Waniorsrecoveredandranouttheclock. Oakland A's for the division crown. KC scored on the opening pmosessiun o( the Woodul went to the air ror the third when tboy play against squads from tbe con Lest. short punt. From there it took three plays Stierwalt was naturally pleased wlth his won the AL pennant last year so the strike Pac~ 10, big Eight, Southwestern Cm for Ruidoso lo score. strall-!ht lime and found Grady Williamson team's second win of the season but said It and the second haU season mustseemUke ··They 'Socorro: played well at Urnes between two defenders at the visitors' ference and Southeastern Conference. when they got momentum but didn't seem Scott Neal, who liCOI'ed all three Warrior sUII had some problems toovG"mme. touchdowns, took a pass from quarterback nine. Wli!IIUTison made a leaping catch and ·•we're getting too many penalties," he lo kel"p it up after a few pJays," said the Warriors were again in business. Rmdoso head coach Darrel Stierwalt. Billy Woodul and raced 20 yards down the said. ''It killed one of oar dr!.ves. When we sidelines the visitors' 16. Wcodul then hit Neal then .sprinted through the line for overcome these misLakes we're going lobe ··They had some big guys but it wa.sn'l all to the toul·hdown from nine yards oLu Wlth muscle.'' tight end Darin Smith lor 15 yards to tlle a supel' ballclub. If we don"l overcome Socorro one. On lbe neld play Neal raced 6:2111efl in the quarter. The drive covered them it will hurt us somewhere down the When Sol"orro quarterback Ted 61 yards m just four plays. Re)'JIDids M'Dred {rom fwe yards out with over for the touchdown with6:22lefl tn the road.'" Warrior spikers open '• ' The rest of the quarter was scorelesS. 7:28 gone in the first period it appeared half. Nunley kicked the extra point and the The Warriors were called for penalties Warriors loo\1; a 7-6 advantage into the Rutdoso's first touchdown came with 8:47 11 Umes for a tota 1 of 125 yards. Socorro tl\at Ruidoso was in ror a ~g game. The lell in the final canto. visitors had driven 54 yards in eight plays locker room a I half lime. had 96 yards in penalties. After the Warriors' DariUBh Rad and Neal l'ambled for 107 yards while Woodul Montoya hit Reynolds for .successive eonnected on slx of 16 passes for 108 yards. year against Carrizozo quarterback sacks early in the quartertbe Ruidoso rolled up 230 yards total offense visitOI'li were forced to punt and Ruidoso while holding ~m~orro to 58. . look over al its own 40. •. A pass fell incomplete and on the tll!x:l The whole Warrior defens'C! played well. play Neal took a handoff from Woodut. cut Besides the play of the defensive ends, the Ruidoso High School's girls' volleyball Taylor, Patricia· Cardenas and Bridget to hls right and oulsprlnted the Socorro coaching staff pralsed the efforts of team opens the 1981 season with a 6 p.m... Almager to bolster the squad. Most of the deFenders 60 yards for a touchdown. Nunley and the other Unebackers, Wright home match against Carrizozo tomorrow. var:slty players are seniors. . Both the varsity and junior varsity will The Warriors begin dlatrlct.play October •. Nunley added the extr.a point for a 2.1-6 and Kyle FLack. Flack suffered. a hlp . •Chicken Specialties •1\JIIan Specialties Warrior lead. pointer In the contest for the only WarriOI" have matches. 3 against Deming on the tatters' court. The • A mistake macle the rlnal srore closer injury. Defensive lilckle Ron Bell, at 255 Ruidoso has several returning veterans district tournament will be held at Cobre •Steaks •Seafood •Super Desserts than the game actually was. pounds the biggest man on the Ruidoso from 1sst. year's HO team. Coach Sergio November 5-7. Tularosa won the district I .ate in the game and stuck deep i.n its squad. was in on several tackles and Castanon ls :::eiytng on veterans Karen tournament last season aod. SUver City •E:denslwe Wine List territory Ruidoso was forced to punt. The played a fme all-around game. Boone. Cyd Wrt~hl, Laurie Morel, Cody finisbed second. center snap was high and Woodul, who Ruidoso wtil attempt to extend its n!cllrd NO RESERYAIIONS REQUIRED does Ute Wai'Tiors· punting, was tackled at to J.O when it travels to Dexter Friday. American Express-Yisa-Mastorchargo accepted his own tw.-:. Game time is 7: 30 p.m. 58 runners race in nine-mile run lwo Bars-O~~e Oulet CPatlo Bar)~One Noisy Fifty-eight. rwmers competed in lhe Age group wlnner.s in the male com jiiiiOiiLocated On 37, 3 Miles North of lrofftc ==~ second annual Inn of the Mountain Gods petition were Ivan Soo",l:t-4.40 in the 1fl.. ~ FAMILY )) nine mile run Saturday, September 5. 8 RO . ' HAIR CENTER That number is far more than the 44 who ~n::!r::ooa:::o U::: ih~=:,i; :~~: : FFLER competed in the find race last year. Jerome Gottschalk, I :00.55 In the 30-39 : RWlners from as far away a8 Albuquerque divisionandCbarlesWood,1:04.35lnthe40- : Fall Gymnastics Classes The Right Hair Style - The Right Hair Products competed. and over divlslon. The nrst two finishers, Ruger Romero Age group winnel'B ln the women's = Right Hera lind Scott Long, ran 53:011 and 53~08, competition were Jennifer Smith, I :82.05 "A Mountain of Fun" 323 Sudderth Dr. Phone 257-7700 respectively, to break the old record. Mary in the l'l-17 division, Wiley, 1:31.19 in the * Ranc Of El Paso, Texas, was the first 18-29 dlYlslon, BaD, 1:29.44 in the 30-39 Beginner Girls: M-W or T-T 3:15 to 4:05 woman to finish with a clocking of 1:75.46. division and Ranc, h25.46 in the 40 and CUTS _ANALYSIS PERMS COLOR CecUDavhl * * * * Sarah Ball of Ruidoso was second lil over division._ Intermediate Girls:M·W or T·T 4:15 to 5:05 1:29.44 and VIvian Wiley of Ruidoso third Organi?.erS plan to run the race again I' Boys: T-T 4:15 to 5:05 in 1:31.19. next year. Tuition is $2200 per month, plus $850 initiation for insurance. h Girl/Boy Tots Classes: PAUL & Tuesday or Thursday II :00-11 :45 ODESSA ·wednesday 2:15·3:00 •. Tuition Beginning in October $975 plus "' . ' ' :' msurance. LOCAliON: ACADEMY ! All Classes meet at Ruidoso Gymnastics Tuesday & Tillie! 'i Academy, 415 Wingfield St., (next to Police October Station). 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BJ!-IIe elemmm,.Y ...Vo• IUgh ocbool cia,.... andyardwOlk.AU·klnd.s.CaUs&'T-6965.. Wingfield, 1 block behind Ranchbouse AUTOHARP -_ flOO. In exceUtnt con.- Minimum education required is bigb Bal'Dat.fe Cofe. Chalrisaw repairs- and aU &bar-- -ditlon.-.Gan--be--BeeJlat-JluldosoM~- Ex:CE:u.ENT FIREWOOD·..:.. .-aoned school diploma. Call · cr write Glen ... -· HISEL'S IIDMEliiEPAIR SERVICE .:_· .. 31-411!.. eoll2li7-49l3. dry. Spllt, d.Overed. Crane, Principal~ P.o. Boxm. capttan, p"!__lng. ~·"' and otacked and . ABOilTION - early appointme,n.ts "No job teo amalL'" Additions, SAMSONITE A'l'TJ\CHE CASE_ $21. ean CaU257:.e&a4bdote I or after I p.m• available for first trlmastef, abortion. !'1M 8831l!. Pboi!O ll!t2238. C-3~ ~rete, .a.m. olec:ka, paiat, l'emedel Call -~.::::::::wz:~~:::C::'$:J::::::X::::::~ •llaKart •Band lnsltamellfl are a must. * Pennanent fol'oalerock lor patlGs,. MISCELLANEOUS: •Music •Amplifiers ·* ·nreplaeu, retaining walls, Training In layout PHONE 257-4913 ta.lldseaplng, *· Calb PRECISION PL. FOR SALE- 31' Execlrtlve motor home; J. & J. Rock Co. . !l'ully loodod, ]ll'lced to sell, Jl7,500. Call 3D& SUODERUI and pasteop will 623-7095i ~well, ask for JameS bet Jerry Keeton Jay Johnston Now.lnt..Oduces Ween a and 5. 823-8819, after 1-p.m. 344tp Ruidoso El Paso be provided. ******************* [505]257-2760 [91$] 877-2751 PRECISION BACKHOE SERVICE Ruidoso Quality ~ Contact Judy Frost · EI.GAM l>ORTABLE OIIGAN- laclades r Furniture ····~····¥-¥ '..siilild and ttdit-in speakers, S omves at The News, ·Offering A Complete Une Of .Willi -11ans1 ~ p. Call G.. g, 33& All LMng . -~m0l2&7-Dol. Q.a8.tfno ~ R~m 257-4001, .. ·Backhoe Service And Dirt Work . ! · Furniture CIR.l. LUMBER « . · smr; Off . jar an fnterlliew' .·. · $28/Hour-- Tuesday & Wfilhesday Only ·.FOR SALE · · 2917 Sudderth · ·. appointlite~J;,. ' .. 'LAQY FRANCiS, OWNER. 257•5491 ' . . ·f·BIRD tiOME aNTER ·. . 257·2522' ..· i...... ~...... ,\ .. . ' ~; ~ ~. ~ dc!d tdc4,...dcddddd"'*nd1fd6;,;...,risdtddddd,dltttCe¥d'd'd'.l'd.e L _, .....·.. ~.-,...--...... o~~+. ' .e· ,.., ••..r' d' ·d Wid ddM!c -ddcfd... d·d 1:1 • d . C Cd,, ... tr!l ..,) ', l ' .... \~~ .... - .... -._, ...... ~.~., .... --"""".... *-'·•-::.~--~.· ... -.~ ...... ~ w ••• -· ,..- .- .- • ..- ..- ,...- r ..-·,...... -- ..... !"""' .... .,...... ,.. ,.-- ...- 0" ..- ..- .- .-, ..- ,..- .- - .-"' -- .-· -- .-. '-:- ..- .,- ,...... _.,.. "":"'' _. .._,...; ~-;,.-, r• .-· ,.. • •- ,. _r ~ . --~ ·,.' ·.· .. .OWNER. FINANCING - i>n 1b1o ,..u '- '.·: looaled Z bedroom, 2 batb home. Fur aisbed, ~ veey olean. 257-\45-1-. -JWJo ~tc PlUME ALTO VILLAGE LOT - In Deer Park Jl. Close to Sol! co-. (Dl&)'m- 1~ .. .._.._ • -·- - - -· '~-~- NEW, QUALrrY CIIALJ!lT STYLE - 3 .. · bedf()Om hOQle ln White Mountain · Eotates, 1167,000. R A ONCE IN A LIFETIME CHANa! Over 10,000 b~11tlful acr&s locatetl Ruidoso, only l2 miles from aoudcroft. Tile largut can· . tiguous block of deeded land in the Uncoln National For· Ceme by olD' lot -&IJWNER TR.ANSFERRED - Cash out hfs "equitY and" . 257-7736 assume existing mortgage at 14.25% interest. The price- is Behind Red and White Flags Highway 37 N nabla Espanol lj. . definitely right on this one. Year-round liveability, surn MLS .. [B mer cottage or ski cablQ- yOU make the choice. lt can be k£A!.OOII HIGHWAY 37 NORTfl P.O. DAAWER N. RUIDOSO. N.M. 88345 MLS f'ither/Or, or all oftha above! $so.ooo.oo WILL BUY this -home and :n~ aCi-eS oTiiiiiTii1 fhB. ·race track area. It's a real steal! l89.500.oo FOR THIS BARGAJN-2housasononeacreof ·land. -Live in one and rent the other. Kenneth G. Cox, Broker WHITE MOUNTAIN ESTATES..! prestiglausloeatforiTor · this cohfemporarv mountain home. Three -bedrooms, ~ baths, redwood decks~ wet bar and so convenien-t to the airport, golf c:aurse_and clpb; 5129,500.00. · HIGHWAY 70 ...... Tract of land Which woufd bif tdeal Tor a· GOOD COMMERCIAL LOCATION motel or cabin operation. S92,500.00, with owner financing. FULLY FURNISHED ALTO ALPS just off Sudderth Drive - cleared 21h AC~ES AfllD A NEW house for $122..500.00. Two COndominium, three . bedrooms, and level. Owner wllf consider trade thrae baths, nicelv draped, bedrooms, 2 baths, double car garage, all fenced for or awn~r financtn~. horses. Secluded and only minutes away from the race fireplace, assumable loan. track. BRAND NEW THREE bedroom; VIEW DELUXE- Exceptional building IQf In Indian Hills VERY NICE TWO bedroom mobile three._ J•nd =Mit . bath- . home with-· Subdivision has it ALL. Paving._citY sewer n~rbyi -and a home close in with easy aCcess, . gameroom, large· giraae, lots of furnished or unfurni;thed, owner · view of Sierra Blanca that can't be beat. Possible owner d~cks, Sierra Blanca view. ~~~~ f:l!lC· fina~clng. $28,000.00. . · unancing. -"'4- cellenf buy rar $13S.Ooo.oo. PRESI;NT ALL REASONABLE OFFEJU,onthlshome in·" NEWLY PAINTElD AI\ID Country Club Estates. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with REDECORATED small three TWO 4~ ACR.E TRACT$ [ust out Jarge attached greenhous·e it- an exceUant bu\r. Two.car . bedroom, two bath home In g~ sld" . Village .limits. Nice a...,o, ~a_ta;-;~ cot-n.er fireplaca, ·IIi\\' Ed lof,;o fertc:ed.yai-d, .are a'JeW _ location· with ea-sy access; sew~r,, · CUTE ·TWO BS:bllOoAI. fw.l ~ti\ -oargeaus vt~ws, oWner firtancing .. bf the many features af this fine flame. Priced llelow n•tillra.l g.s. Has bra.nd new d&cik,. __ hllme 111 Las l.vtnas ~uiiiiiVIsl.on has O.llloda~. · · replacemeht cost. Call todav'ID'I' more inlorniallori and an·· carport,. storage-,. large assumable' been painted, pi>Wd..ed ll111heallv ' appointment to see. . ·.. -· _, _ _. . . . -. · loan. · fixed up. A super li~sl home .for NEW THREI< BEDROOM, 1% beth •FIVE ACRES OF LAND In Maga~ Cr<~ek Estates - same lucky family. $32.500.111. hamlt on lovely l~vet lot with trees. Mobile homes allowed. Utilities available. Located NEAT AS A PINt well insulafod Olvere Approxtmatety 80 acres up ..$24,700 . . Fac:e Value beautiful Nogal canyon_ in FOR SALE ...... beautiflll:t s~atL ranc1Jj91t!.!!l Lincoln NatlOJJal Forest. Has cattle Berit, N. M. with 50 fruit penult, plenty of water and wild game. Will Take $20 ,lioo trees, nearly '20 c1.dtlvated Would make wonderful hunting lodge or acres. three wells, spring horse ranch. 14 miles northweBt of water irrlption, 30'x50' _Ruld0$0 off Hlway :n. Phone, ll'li4&-2421. Call 257-4924 bitrn, roping arena and a 3 L-3S-tfc_ bedroom, 1 bath olde.: home·. 24 miles from Ruidoso Downs Race Track. 3 miles off Highway J.Oonan.a.ll·weatber_ r_aad. Owner' Financirig. This property won't last long! PUCKET_T REAL ESTATE Box 2703 Ruidoso, N. M. 505-257-5011' ATTRACTIVE GOLF COUj;l:SE home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, JUST REOUCEO! Best buy in Ruidosof Beautiful home Mountain View Estates corner fireplace, patio, dec;:k,. with unsurpassed V.iew. full 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, YOUR DREAM COME TRUE CABIN:"Inthepines,brandnew, •unde rground utilities •paved roads with fireplace, a bedrooms, 2 baths, really cute.t-Only $59,500.00. ALTO VILLAGE LOTS:- 2lots llO'xlOS'- $12,500.00. Some Qwner financing. 1 Oaqr Park 'lot- very flat, wooded, and beautiful for $17,400.00. . CONTACT YOUR AGENT COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BE:ST: 6 acres on creek .. barn with stables, tack room, most ·delightful and attractive ~me with ACREAGE: 3 acres with great view·- S25,000.0h; 5 acr"es with RUIDOSO'S BEST large atrium in center, maid's quilrters, 2 car garaga, own well. great vJew- $42,500.00; 5 acr:es close in with well- $50,000.00. Financi.ng available. ALTO VILLAGE LOTS: 2 lots 110!x105' - S12,S00.00J 1 Deer FURNISHED--MOBILE HOME cute, clean, nice deck o~~~nd lot. Park lot- very flat, wooded, and,beautif~l for 517,400.00. ONLY $28,500.00. JACKALOPE SMALL RIVER CABIN: 3 bedrooms, .1 bath, nice and clean. ONLY $37.500.00. & LnE, INC.· REAL ESTATE ACREAGE; 3 acres with grf!!at view- $2S,OOO,OO. s acres with great view- $42,500.00, 257-9723 5 acres cloSe in with well- $50,000.00. Phone 257-4228 BROKERS Alto Village Lots MLS COMMERCIAL: Good established business with land, building owner financing and home. All for S200,000.00. WAYNEWHITLOCI<- 257·4291 EXCELLENT WESTERN WEAR BUSINESS, with building, MARGIE LYLE- 257·2763 51 ERRA BLANCA- Lou-\0\.1) •I access, golf ITH!mbershlp. land and inventory for $145,000.00. REALTORS $19,000. SM-ALL LAUNDRY WITH building, and l"cmd and equipment. lB. Priced at $40,000.00. LARRY Tl LLMAN- 257-4395 M8ALTOII LAKESIDE ESTATES - Large lot, view of Sierra Blanca, WE HAVE A NIC~ SELE-CTION of the finer homes in Alto JACKIE COVINGTON -257''r413 social membership. $15,500. Village. Gall for an appointment to tour--them all. AU have full DON LYLE-257·2763 ML5 DICK UnLE - BROKER !mb,erslhlps and~'!!!!!!!!H:~~ " sierra development company, inc. NEW ON THE MARKET is 1his good-looking home with beautiful Sierra Blanca view. This NICE MOBILE HOME, 14"x80', is almost new welt-built home offers 3 bedrooms, H'-4 baths, and may be purchased fcir realistic price. GOOD AS·SUMASLE MORTGAGE Is only one fireplace, spacious decks, carport. $19,500. Three bedrooms, 2 baths. No real estate in of the manv selling points for this attractive cluded. $27,000. home on nice lot. Three -bedrooms, 11h baths, den, fireplace, dec:k, fully furnished. $72,500. PRICE REDUCED on this charming Spanish· s'yle home with 260 feet of river frontage. UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN ALTO Four- bedrooms, 2 bathsr dining room, den, VILLAGE is this handsome home with 3 DELIGHTFUL HOME WITH EASY ACCE,SS utility room. Sits on 6'h acras In tha lovely bedrooms, 3 baths, game room, wet bar, is well-constructed and offers 3 bedrooms, 2 Hondo Valley. Good owner financing. 595,000. fireplace, double garage. Lovely location on baths, decks, preffy view. tdeal year-round quiet cul-de·sac. $129,500. home. Good owner financing. $74,500. MODIFIED A·FRAME WITH SPEC· TACULAR VIEW has just been listed. This TWO ACRES in preHy country near Nogal PICTURESQUE NOGAL Is the pretty setting appealing 3 bedroom, llh bath cabin with provides level building site, spectacular for this home with ) bedrooms, I~ baths, fireplace sits on a ser;luded, wooded lot wl.th views. Jusf$11,500. patio, fireplace. Sits on one acr-e. Excellent circular driveway. $55,001). owner iina.nclng. $55,000. HANDSOME HOME IN SUPERB YEAR· ALTO VILLAGE IS THE PRESTIGIOUS ROUND LOCATION has a well-conceived MOUNTAIN CHARMER WITH GOLF ADDRESS for this handsome, well floor plan offering 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining COURSE LOCATION. This appealing home constructed home with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, room, den, fireplace, all the amenities. Double has 2 bedrooms, bath. fireplace, garage. Easy double garage, rock fireplace. Level lot, garage. Ari elegant home for $120,000. year-round access. soa,spo. magnificent view. Full golfing membanhlp included. $155,000. 535,000 IS THE LOW PRICE lAG on this cute THE PERFE:CT SKI CHALET is riow under 3 bedroom, 1 1.'2 bath home on two lots. Interior construction near Alto. This well-built home ATTRACTIVE HOME IN ROLLING HILL featufi.es attratice use of aspen and barn will offer its new owners 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, COUNTRY near Capitan has 2 bedrooms, wood. Easy terms. See this one today! nreptace, and a whirlpool , . . especially bath, breakfast nook, rock fireplace, iovely welcome aHer an eXhiJa·rating day on the mountain views. Owner will tonsidartrade for slopes! $74,500. mobile home. $34,950. LOVELY HOME IN ALTO NORTH Is currently under construction, will offer 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wet bar, fireplace, CHARMING THREE·STORY HOME offers 5 cathedral ceilings, whirlpool bath. An out· bedrooms, 21h batbs, rock fireplace, lal'"ga standing buy at $69,000. -decks, double garage. Shows beautifully! A delightful home for $95,000. · APPEALING CABIN IN MINT CONDITION is situated on pretty pine-studded lot. Two COMFORTABLE HOME ON Vz ACRE has 3 bedrooms. bath, fireplace, nice decks. '$40,950. IB bedrooms. 1~ baths, utility room, attic and MLS c. IHA\TO~ basement. Excellent family home or vacation s retreat. The price Is right, too ..• $56,000. REALTORS p.o.llox 1442 - (505)257·5111 John v. HaiL, Qualify:lngBr~er. 336-4587 Gary L)'Deh, Genrrral Manager, 33fl.f252 307 ·mechem drive • Jane Barteet, Associate, 2i1.:.s474 Jo Steele, Anocfa~ 33&-4975 ruidoso, new mexico 88345 "YOU CAN COUNT ON US!" J. Greg Master!'i; Associate, 257-2882 ( '· ··-- -t.:_- ~..: ..:.._~_.._..,. ··-·- ,.,-.,....._. ... ;. ... ,...... ,..; .., • •· 'II' r Its w' h +..- ·- + ·• .. '· .., . Golf Cqurse, and a 'l'be ' Otero Count)' Eleetrte 11oo>1 wlll be ...... llll>orioJe.,p.;. Blanca. Two wood burning Cooperadvct, JJJe,, p-,, o. Box %17, """" of ...... 1if tbo I!Jihed room, PI.Y'.Wm. NI~JV. · Clwderufl. New Mexleo IID171 d1 Stater~ Governm.Bllt wbleb tl:lllf 700 sq. fl. of deck for vour·outdoar living. A offerlor 1ale fQI' Ca,._ by 1ealed ldd, "'qalre subabudtaltbne•. see place priced at S150 000.00 wilb -iblio ~~· 15 & l&, BJoe)l; &:it, 8l !hoWD Oil 1 tbe ,._,blp plat of t1ae. VIJiqe 114 Tbe bids will be oJJeJEd . .at lbe owner financing. Call Manuel G. Badillo at 257- ,Capltan,. belilg a dte 50d20 feel, Cooperative omce Ill ~l011detGft Oil '7373 or home at 257-7450. .&fJietllet wttb an balldlap, sbuoo September Ill, 1981. Tbe - of -bu-es a..J;-lmprov.emepb el'Jided C!f Truatees reserve tile riPI &o ~niject _cODBI~d O.lfU.ch had otiiUIIL uy aad all Jtidl. · - · ' ·:: ..· OTERO COUNTY lLlCIRIC COOPERATIVE; INC. :_r::; fi'ARK lfl. P.O. Box ~27 :~-- Tract·ot· land' in· beautifpl_ access, Seefo ...Joan,- · .. charming 2 bed_roorn:,.2 bath at 257·4073car homo at 257·7063 • GOOD ACCI!SS. _ and nice t-ulldlng· si.te. ·restrictions - · f9,996- ~ ae're oa pavem.eat ID f17.500 Lakeside Estates on. : gerteral Upper Canyon area. Has assumable loan. Call High Mesa. Lakeshore Drive, lneiLidea a Susan Miller at 257~7373-or hame at 257·2624. AL.L CITY UTI CITIES on building lot for only 56,600,00. $10,000 FUll membemldp, bas run membership. A WEEK IN EARLY APRIL, this completelv furnished Call Diana Isaacs at 257-4073 or eveningS at 257-7063. an outslandlag view of lake Condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath plus loR will sleep 8 people """Baldy. $32,&00 BeauUful vlew, wooded on golf course. Owner financiog available. Priced at BEAUTIFUL 5 acre tract, minutes from and level, ran goU mem town with trees, fantastic view and all $U,ZSO Large lol klcated close bersJdp. Must &Ee. SS,000.09. Call Manuel G. Badltlo at 257·7373 or home at 10 Higb Mesa entrance. ,29,500 Super locatloo 011 goU 257·7450. utilities. Assumable loan at 8'12% interest $14,7511 Large lot wlth ea!IJ course, full memberaldp + FOREST HEIGHTS - Extremely level commercial wilh owner financing passlble. call \'lew, a~ess and full mem.bcl"'iblp. location in the growth pattern of Ruidoso. Darlene Hart at 257-7373 or home at 257- -4'212. '~::~ HJgh Mesa level ~000 over 3 acres In Deer Approximately 1h acre lot priced at only $20,000.00. Call b site, 1010bstruetable Park Woods. ;;tanetWarUcK·Pearson for· more information Bt-25t-4073 . . or evenings at 7$1~7972 • doug bass 6 associate$ JOlietWulloll -- GaeyCnPrao Dorl.,.llan Laca;ted .In Carner of lnl...,triiiOkVIIIli!iei"i'' ::,;..'= ::;:: .- U:ne: .=:'~ Hlghwavv Reo. m.- Reo.llfHI'If ~~o .. m... ~~a.m-7• Drawer 2290- Ruidoso Sudderth Office: 257-4073 - Mechem Office: %57·73; .. Call The Property Pros Rlehlfl titi.Jii ~ c:= :: • - " \ -. . . 251~216;'.-.: ..' .. ·~ Open 7 Days A Week, 8:~ - s:OO· . p.,;·j(IJ.r. . . .257-9077 3!16.4696 · Son!• ileminrr · · • 378--U.!Z. ~ THE TERMS ARE GREAT on these 10 acre tracts. Thhi land Is BEAUTIFUL RIVER HOME In Jhe most prestigious area of 1'eal1y beautiful anct priced at around 53,000 Per acre. Call for Ray upper canyon is nDw available- Large main house Includes P•i!i~~~;-. to see these. charming dining area overlooking the rlver,.2/3 bedroom, 2 bath, 257-is!M: . .. • river rock fir:eplac:a. Guest house w111 sleep 6, has bath, kit .· ALMOST WAljJ li.. ~i!il!\UT1~1J(; fJO\JSE in .• beautilulselli?9.· Over l,Oikl.sq. fl._ol ~· ... · LQQK:At THI&.Jllf _,_·' .. ' . ... .. ' .•· ...... ,. '·" ·- .. .•.. ·. ,- ~ .. • .. ' ·.~ •, ; . I LEGAL NOTICE GIBSON'S. PHARMACY PRiaS GOOD TELEPHONE 257-9617 THRU WEDNESDAY ) LEVER BROTHER CO. PROCTER & GAMBLE PEPSODENT SCOPE TOOTHPASTE MOUTHWASH AND GARGLE NEW PLASTIC aonu 40 Fl. OZ. 89~ ..\.. ~ GtLLEnE CO. •' GILLEnE CO. EARTH BORN t!d!AU ADORN A.ltes, l'51 LaiR"IG Curt\4nl Vtta.per::tarll: I, UOrdL. Davit. MIIYOfOIIhaVIIIIIIIOifli~ldv$c>, Nelli/ NATURAL HOLDING Ml!xtco, dD 110rot11 , 32 oz. (2 lBS.) FILM DEVELOPING fGI A8bert T, \.alllay con-an.N.M. tlftt.l.q-.(7) 27, (1)3,\1, 1'/',U,)I,(t) F, U, 21,:18, (10)!, HANKSCRAFT 20% DISCOUNT "·''·" HOT STEAM ....n .. .. u u .."' ON ALL DEVELOPING u VAPORIZER "'...'N ..=·· _,'"•m 2 GALLON CAPACin " .." """'· COME IN AND CHICK .>ft " • • ·11)"' MODEl5595 " .. " "'... OUR QUALITY AND. . " "~ :::"' ,." i.l;' •' , .. "' ' ppj£ p!UJ$1¢141 w;:;:;; » #- Pll£ 4# P QSP #;a #-PY_IIPfill ·* ,.. •.,...,..., ifl'*tw"" ..,_"' ..-- ,..,.. -~-" ---~· .._."':"".~,.,...--"!"""""·,...... -_.,...... -._ :· ... -- · -.:· ~· •: ·· _ · ··~ ~ .c· • • •' ·' ~~W*!f··:.r~~.ffl::C:S¥*t=::::::::..'WH:WSt.~~:WS~mm~_:::P~-:::~~ . . Inside Th~ Capitol OPINION~ PAGE Yours and Ours by Fred McCaffrey ·· · THE RIDDOSO NEWS ~No. >\lliiiJQ . • . ,Publiahed each MODday 8iid Tlnu'sdBJ" by RuicktSO Newa, !De., J. Kenqeth Gnleo, P._.dent; Walter L. Green. vtce P~ at 1'112 SANTA FE - Bruce Klnflia In oerlom itself. . . SUdderth Drive, m·~~;~ntered u s«ond class matter at the Poij-Offlce at trouble, and it's the kind you cu't Just As f(ll' thi$ writer, he Wouldn't trust bla Ruldooro, N.M.&G.WI. laugh ufl. · • .., blood brothor to do that. XenandMaiyGreen ...... ~ .... -...... •••PQbUsbars • What's more, he knowsiL So wby shoWd he PQt Any credence ln KyS ~ ' ,..,.~.._- "4 ..... w .... *II( ... •"""' 4 ••• 14Ai· 1111 -~ ... .,...... """!' ...... "1'"" ... '...,. ....~ .....":'1..,..,_ ...... - ...... ::'1'~ .., -.. ...,.--..., ...... "+""'*,.- . . . ! • . . - . • o" '~ " ' ' \' Paqe 4- Ruidoso I N.M. t News £8:8m~I:!W.~~m,::~:;:::m~~~~~!8~s:£~2~:::;:;::::;:AA~:::>:~~~~~*Wfl.:~~*!:~t':~~-.~Wf4 T.E. Arrington · Yeu aeed allol tb~ adJectives of a General Contractor wlne mt.'R'bant to delfl.cribe •he Business-& Professional·. Directory. -Commercial- Residential- virtoes oJ a NATURAL LOG HOME. Numerous Stoc,ok Piau& Ready. II - Repairs- Metal Buildings you pr~fl'l', we wUI use your plan. These Ooaliliad COIIbacblrS n1 Rnns Offer MaJJy Rna Services anill'rciWcls can us. we are full itf ideas. p .o. Box, '191 NaluralLogHomeufNM, Inc. lluld.... N.M. 88146 Bort 5a4, Rlddo~o, ~ 88345 !:i:*i~:~:m=~$~::;::~.:::~*=~*=~:::::~~~0::::*:S:&:ffi::cffl:&~~ 251-!4111 Bill & Vema Allen 2i74776i SALUTE TO CHIMBERMEMBERS. NEW! NEW! NEW I 'filii iss IB/IIIIIIf fllalllrtll I» Mlllday Btlli111111ff/lil IIIJWIIIII(IBI'III kllmtll16 _n-.· I»IIIBIJIIJBtlllf t:llaJtiltlrllf Oitlf1IBII1J Chairs ThCJt Swivel. .1»11188t/l'ally . ROck And Recline FREEI!SriMATES EUERTGIASS Come In ar.-d &BODYWORK See Them Today I 20 Years-Experience GO GAMB~fS _ And Savel HUGHES BODY SHOP U'-H•'11"""_" ...... !;F..RVINr. 'fliP. AHF.A. ~ ~919 PHOTOGRAPHY by •Complete JOHNNYO. Overhaul Calor or ina~k lr: White WOOD • Engine Tuneup & Complete Speciall:i!ins lm Br•ke Jobs •IDfonnal Portralls SERVICE • Complete Line of Automo· •Parlles •Homes PHONE 378·4614 tlve Repair •Local Sceaery . New Steel In Stock •• Fugate •Hones &: Pets Repair and Fabrication Nest To FrRDII:'t Fnd.t Market PHONE257-5927 •Orn·amenTiliTirOnwDrK IUPway - PJ16'1'6-BY-6K1t8K:l caUforappointmelll • Portable Welding • Radiator Repair GUARA~NT~Y== t I.H. (Pete) Wood ABSTRAO & TITLE CO. INNSBROOK VILLAGE MANAGEMENT has condos and townhouses for the owners. There are BOX 964-PHON E 257·2091 OR 257·5054 been a member of the Chamber since August, 21 homes involved In the r-ent program. The RUIDOSO, NEW MEXIC08834S 1979. The- village was built in 1974, Charles and Johnsons are also responsible for the care of the LOCATED NEXT TO CAB LEVIS ION Pat Johnson manage the facility .3nd rent the 37 acre facility. Owners: AI and Charlenen Ward Abstractor: Naila Sluder 1 ~~. '' :**************************4 : SHOP THE CLASSIFrEDS f . .. ::-.:~.:'~' • SCHRAM ROTODRILL .t*************-******'*******1 ' EQUIPPED • LICENSED • BONDED FIVE M FOOD MART, owned by Marty Millar, financee Tanja Smith. The store, on Highway 70 •INSURED became a member ol the Chamber of Commerce East, offers groceries, meat and general mer Kenneth Reamy ·driller ATTENTION in June of this year. Formerly the Hollywood chandise. Store houn are from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Market. the store Is operated by Millar and his Monday through Saturday. Phone 505·354·2470 Hollis Cummins· partner Phne 505-354·2219 Evenings 505·354·2429 College Students Plywood Box 474 A Frames Cedar Shingles WE WANT TO .KNOW ••• ' You'll Find A Parade Of Inflation Fighting Buys·1n Our Local Stores. I J , SO WE CAN SHARE ~- SUPPORT THE WITH OUR READERS! NEWS· ABOUT YOUR TOWN THAT •CLUB ACIIVITIES •PARTIES Security Bank of Ruidoso and The Ruidoso News are •SIOWERS oHering a free subscription to The Ruidoso News for the •ANNIVERSARIES coming college year. If vou are a Ruidoso High School •TRIPS graduate and attending college get your name. address, SUPPORTS YOU • • • and year of graduation In to The Ruidoso News. Then, the •ETC., ETC., ETC., Security Bank anci The Ruidoso News will keep you In~ formed all school year about your friends, loved ones·and CALL your home town. SHOP RUIDOSO! RUIDOSO NEWS 257-4001 :1 • p p .• # WP#PP p P. A PP p p >PC# pp >> PPPS PP>D p a, a us ppp) $ PPJ PPPP#P ',,' p;pppppp p aUti PPPJPA¥ ppp APP#tPP$ t.ZA. a;a a##PSi aAPt~ '·.-. 1- .. ~ -_·.·._ --" _.-j·· ._·;' ' ---- .. · . ,. - _· ___ ---·- ·- . -·····---·---. ·-·--·---.------.----.-_-.··:::·.--.--.------. --.·------··.- . 'i•;, .. -...... ·-~ •' ,· ~day, Seplell!bar 14,1981 Rulctoso I N.M.( News- Pages .. i Basin crop yields big . .. -~- ·:· . . .. ' '·· PRICES EFFEOIYE IHROIIH - SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 BRUSHEB SLEEPWEAR 54" widths. machine washable, assorted prints & solids, acetate, nylon blends. REI. I" YARD Ia! SOLID CGLOR FLAIUIEL PINWALE COTTON OR POLY /COTTON 36/45" WIDTH CORBUROY so% cotton 50% polyester. MACHINE !IIASHABLE Machine Washable, 44/45" lengths, assorted colors. REI.3" 3az large from, /Gre NewToudt Tone Phones. 79 ..... ' · Thuch Tone"' phones area luxury iou deserve to. know about. YARD The Thuch Tone cjifference is siplple. Instead r:i dialing the sloY.\ old fashioned way~,..all you do 1s tnuch the cligfts and talk. It's that easy. • ' Toudi 1ane ph!Jnes cmte in a variety ri exciting colors, With standard and ' derorator models to swt almost ev~ room tn your borile. 0 ' And the cret is less than you d think . . . NewThucJ;t Thne ph ' ..__...... o-- _ __,.._...,; ...... ·--- ...... ------! • -~-- -·------~------' ' • Page 2- Ruidoso [N.M. I News Monday, September 14,.1981 ' be Electric. cars may., . coming In the 1arly days ollbe autmblle, avaUable soon, perhapa by 1912, tbal will ciXIIPemJoo from electrl.c cal'i, eleclrlc vehicles greaUy outnumbered too bnprove the s1a.1e of the art to too point · Electric cars sUilllave some advantages outperformed cars w!lh Internal Clllll-. where,I,OOOworthofbattereiswllllastfor over lhe gasoUne powered mode~ in !be bosloueuglnes. IO,OOOmlles. . long view, well beyQIId tbe_198Ds decade. Devehpment centered on the IJtemal Even with this Improvement, It adds Eledrlc cars will have significantly fewer Wlllbusion engine until Uoutperformed seven cents amile to the operating cost of moving parts tban gasoline powered Cllr!'• . the eleclric Rlf.tm In all'9, and el~ an electric car for baltery.repla~meJll. sorepalrblllswUloolowerandtbecarwill cal'i laded qolekly from the automotive Sualen~ the electric car COBis more to last longer. · scene and hod virtually disappeared by the lljlel'ale over a long periiXI oftlmethan t~ This feature shollld also make the !1120s, according to .. Charlie HobnL~a~r. __ ...... ___ ... electric ~are depreciate much slower, a -- Extenston agrfeullllra1 engfueer al Tew Steadily improvi!g technology Is ex· coot factor thai mll'lt car owners tend Ill MexlcoSiateUnlvenlty. peeled to briug the total coat for electric !'l'erlook. Electric ~s wiD become UnUlrecenUy,IIIIJiargesaclegrowthd pqwer and batteries down.ID 10 cents a economically competitive with gasoli!le theelectricaul~obile was blocked by~ mile by 1!84, but that still doesn't make powered cars, but not for several m~ · obstacle.!, the first ~ the. lack ri electric gasollne · powered · car priXiucers fear · years. power, or IU high cost at ~ demand f!~~~,aw: Nutrition experts held Photovoltale eei!J convert . sunllgbt '""' :::= satellite--teleeonfence- Existing el.ectrlc cal'i Several food and nulrition experts from stations, .or land grant college lelevlslon abaft ~three miles per Appearing before Magistrate Jim Wheeler recenliy, on cbarges listed and action taken, were: Ted Atmore Wibon, Odessa, Texas, charged with criminal trespassing and criminal damage to private property. Fined 11,000 and sentenced to 364 days In county jaU. Ordered to serve 10 days, make restitution, and return to Odessa. !Wph Lopi!Z, RosweU, charged with larceny of more than $100 and less than 12,500. Found not guiRy. Constance 1!:. Moore, Midland, Texas, charged with possession with intent to distribute of marijuana, amphetamines, and methamphetamlnes. Charges dismissed. Rodney Hale, Tinnie, charged wlth burglaiy, larceny of more than $100 and less than 12;500. Bound over to county jail on $10,000bail pending further acti1111. Jimmie Cooper, Hobb3, charged with driving wllile intoxicated. Ordered Ill attend DWI school. John Stogden, Ruidoso, charged with driving while intoxicated (second offense) and driving on revocation, fined $1,500 !deferred), paid 1210. Sentenced to 364 days In county jail on first charge and 180 days In county jail oo second charge, sentences concurrent. Time to be served on weekends. David HWigerfonl and Michele Smith, Ruidoso, charged with possession of more thsn one ounce and less than eight OWices marijuana. Placed 011 probation, case Wider attvisementfor364 days. James Hart, Ruidoso, cbarged with poosession of drug paraphmalia, fined 135. Ray Serna, Ruidoso, charged with driving while intoxicated (secondofieiL'Ie ), found guilty in jury trial. Fined $210 and sentenced to 364 days In comity jail, sen tence SIL'lpended Wider conditions set by TRUCKLOAD OF SWIVE~ . ROCKERS &RECLINERS In Velvets &Nougahlde · GO GAMBLES And Save! CALL TODAY! BBO IS AVAilABLE IPl: RUIDOSO,NM l@ttegs Cablevision of Lincoln County SALOON 257,5121 'ili6/JDI'fs.fl!l11188 APart Of Cousins' .OnHighway37 3Mlll'SNorthOfTrl!flic Ugh! i f Page 2- RuiJ!OS1l [ N.M.! News r· .. --, - ==~, . ... . ~: .. 'I' . r ' f r t . : / f'j r! I ,'r , r H:.r·rJrr r , r ' ' ,' ... I' tJ,· .. '(tH~ 'lnd , I, , .,,'I MONDAY , ' ., ) I! j, "' ' ' '·' {NBC) MONDAY· NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM'" E.D.T., P.D.T.- 8:00PM C.O.T., M.D.T. ,' ; 1 r 1 /. ' ' ' ' . ' 'J Hal Holbrook, Jeff ...I Osterhage. A famous gunfighter agrees to teach a young farmer to r become prof1c1ent wilh a gun after he promtses to dedtcate h1s !1fe , to lhe purswl of evildoers IRI , WEDNESDAY , ... ---. ·- -- __ .. ! . (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 8:0,0 PM E.D.T, P.O.T. · 7:00 ' · nr:.·····,- J "'.' ' ' .·· '· · ~.!l ~~ourc PM C.O.T., M.D. T. 1 r '•.,' ~ -.~.} "i:. :.. "~ t·_) ->· ·:Om! t"J~.H~~1tHro~; "All Quiet on the Western Front" ( 1980) R1Chard Thomas, Ernest Mon .. 7:30- AIRPLANE! stars Lloyd Bridges & Peter Graves Borgmne. Adaptation of En<:h Mana Remarque's Wortd War 1novel r The classiC ant1-war story portrays lhe 1ernfy1ng events of World r Tue., 8:00- COAST TO COAST stars Robert Blake & Dyan Cannon War I as seen through the eyes of a young sens1t1ve German sold1er Wed .. 8:00- PATTON stars George C. Scott & Karl Malden (Rl Thur .• 7:30 - SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES stars Chevy Chase THURSDAY Fri, 6:00- FROM HELL TO VICTORY stars Geoge Peppard (NBC) THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM Sat., 6:00-MUDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS, Ingrid Bergman E.D.T., P.O.T. • 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.O.T. Sun .• 7:00- JULIA stars Jane Fonda & Vanessa Redgrave ~ "Jennifer: A Woman's Story'' (19791 Et1zabeth Montgomery. Bradlord D1llman. When her ph1landemg husband d1es suddenly, ,-,n ~ ,_: r '"''""'"' . TAPE& RECORDEn RENTALS See what you want ••. when you want! "Current Hits • All Time Favorites RENT AS LOW AS $3.25 0000 MOUNTAIN VIDEO Ski West Center In Midtown PHONE 257-9763 ---- ... --- -··---~-----~---~~~---- • • I 0 0 > " ' I ) Ruidoso1 1N .M.I News - Page 3 Television ~chedule For The Week Of Sept. 14 Through Sept. 20 . . 7:311 gMOVIE-{COMeiJY) '"II · 3:30 IGUIDINGUGHT . "Airpllno" 11111 Aobe~ Hays, Julie Haggerty. 1! : ~ . 0 ,daytime) !fi'y~. :0 Braverman' (MON.), 'Greal Catherine' Hilarious spool of airplane disaster Hicks; an ex-war _ . ;. (TUE.), 'Young Billy Young' (WED.), 'HIUer The Last pilot Is forced to fly a heavily booked commarclal 4:!10 ~~ · Ton Days' (THUR.), 'Paradiso Hawaiian Style' (FRI.) plane when the crew becomes. Ill. (Rated PG) (88 mlns.) · =="------MORNING 2:0!r ~MUNSTEJIS · OUSE CALLS 2:30 PK~ FULL CONT40T KARATE (MON.) 4:115 MOVIE ACNEIL LEHRER REPORT THETWOOFUS 4:20 ' fA Slxpe11ce' Pl \. (MON~;'Half A Sixpence' Pl. l 4:30 11. (TUE.), 'Punch And Jody' (WED.), 'Good nmes' A British manservant named (THUR.), '3;10To Yuma' (FRI.) 5:00 MEAGENCY . . - A~~~IG~~~-:ecr AND- FR~No~ Harris. 5:116 ( ON.,THUR.,FRI.) • medium and gel a 5:30 f large reward by locallng a but they era 'IDMOVIES: AGREATROMANCE . ID HOUR MAGAZINE unaware that lhelr quarry has a prosperous sideline 2:35 lfJ LEAVE ITTO BEAVER kidnapping lor ransom. (Repeat; 2 hrs.) (Closed· Caplloned; U.S.A.) 3:00 ~VARIOUS SPORTS PIIOGRAMMING (EXC.MON.) HERE'S LUCY · liD LOU GRANT MOVIE (THUR.) · IBNEWS 01 SHAKESPEARE PLAYS · 'The Cat From Outer Space' (THUR.) i!:llll SCOOBY DOO (MON., THUR.,FRI.) 'Henry VIII' T"ls play !ells lhe story of the rise and VILLA ALEGRE tall ol queens and Kings, dUkes, cardinals and 'bishops, and their lives of power, envy and greed. BARNABY JONES C 1a ~~~::~·Michael Douglas 3:116 BRADY BUNCH John Sirtde acts the lllle role, Tlmolhy West plays a1 1 whose J1fe of m- 7:116 3:30 IGIWGAN'S ISLAND cardinal Wolsey, and Kalherlne Is portrayed by dfll>emlem'e soen•s ~ ' -. - ""' -o;- -••••••••••••lll:z••••a•z••a•••••z••••,.a•••••""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'":.•.•. ~-.~·... :_....~·:!'!~'::""!:o_?.~,_:~:£~.~~~--!!!f!!"::_;:!,f~-!!'£!!!¥11!1:-:II!Eiiiiiii~;·u:~·"iiiii•i•c•-;E·::~:·L"'"'-''"'··':.c;.---:··:o:·:::·=:··~-"-·:::·:::··c:-;:;oiii Page 4- Ruidoso [ N .M.I l'lews Television Schedule For The Week Of Sept. 14 Through Sept. 20 KNOTS LANDING gun's blanks with real bUIIsls. (Repeal; 00 mins.) mlns.) PROGRAM DIRECTOR AND CHANGES THE FOR NEWS ENNYHILL EAlPEOPLE . MAT FROM MUSICAL NOSTALGIA TO ROCK AND PRIMAL IIAN: BATfi.E'FOR DOMINANCE NEWS PECIAL MOVIE PRESENTATlOH ROLLO (flllpeal) "Love's OW. Ride' 11178 Stars: Jane NURSE NDER THIS SKY E-{ADVENTURE) '1'1 Seymour, Cliff Polla. An od executive Is blinded In a IWhen one of lotary'~bastlrlendslo admllod to Gran/\ 'Elizabeth Cady Stanton In Kansas' Irene Worth is •escape To Mindanao" ltllll Cleorgo Moharls, gun aocl~ent and lalla In lo•e wllh a nightclub en Memorial as 1 would-be suicide, she makes a Elizabeth cady Stanton, tl'1e dynamic leader ol the Ronald f:tem'/. Twa A.mertcanP.O.W.'s break oul of a te~lner wno help• him rebuild hlsllle. (Ropoa» disturbing lnslnuaUon about Mary's Isle husband. 19th century women's rights movement, and Collll Japonese prison, and musl make nback 10 the u.S. DOUG (Ropea~ 811 mlns.) · VEBOAT WtlCOIC·Paxton plays Susan 8. Anthony, Stanton's !WMOVIE~DRAMAl "" · and co-agitator. (60 nuns. I 11:05 VIE -{OI!AMAJ 'Taking Of Pellum 1 2 3" 1W~ Waller MaHhau, BE ANNOUNCED d r==~· 11:311 OVEBOAT RobM Shaw. Four hijackers lake over a New York ,.. , A loung man tries to lose nla Innocence; a woman Ul HAPPY OAYS AGAIN Clly subway train; their demand: 1 mlll)on dollar. or 9:30 PM MAGAZINE . so eels tho ship's doclor tor nor splnaler grand· death to I lillie pusengora. (2 hrs.) ORLDOF TliE SEA daughtor. and a haa been comic trlea lor a 8:1111 'Island oflhe Greon Tunlos' (~ mlna.J r:omebad<.jBepSII;Jllmlns.) ENTERTAINMENTTONIGHT ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 9:35 TICTACDOUGH INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS; NIGHTBEAT 10:00 7:00 CFL FOOTBALL STORY THEATRE THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO KROEZE BROTHERS Willie Nelson, Cyan YONKERS RACEWAY IRalph races to Pam's rescue when her promotion lo 12:00 TOMORROW COAST· TO.COAST tho rPOd, with Junior law partner becomes a dealh sentence after uost Satirist Dave Allen. (90 mlna.) next tonk town the \f'r Pa1! II. 1he bright yaung attorn~ dlacowera her boas Is JOE FRANKUN SHow Q,j WORLD NEWS entangled In an under'WorhJ brlbety scheme. NEWS (li) ROSS BAGLEY SHOW (Repeal; 60mlns.J GOODNEWS 10 OS QMOVIE~COMEOYI" 8 REAl PEOPLE 12:15 MOVIE -{DRAMA!'" 'Away All S..ll" lll!e Jell Ct:andler. George "Caddvsh8ck" 198j) Aoooey Dan9e~:eld. Ted Oil-duly poll~emen who panlclpalo In a demollilon I Kmgill. Wtld anlr , 'Jt •:Jl1te:>rs and employees ol &II derby; a man In KKklermtnster, England, demon Nade:. W.W.U drama ol the U.S.S. Belinda who ultra eKclustve gut' cr_,•rl!:.t;< 1Aated PG) (98 mms.) strates how he powers his car and home appliances proves herself Indomitable and her green bul 10 30 0 NFL GAME OFT HE WEEK on ascorbic acid from lemons; an 11 year old stock· courageoua crew. (2hrs.) and Karen's teenoge son, Eric. lathe man ollhe Olli)M.HH broker lrom Calllo:nl&; 711 year old dlseo Solly Lipp 12:30 ~ROSS BAGLEY SHow hour after he rescue& 1 young girl 11om drowning, 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW man; a singing caterplllat; a vlsll 10 a school tor 12:40 NEWS he 11 also In deep lrouble b.ec:auoo his act ol Guests. Manln Mv.t Ke"lny FloQers {60m1ns 1 bagpipers; and molmized barstool races. IFiepeat; l:'JO SPORTS CENTER hert:l~mt:as Ukon ploceata pol porty. (Repeal; 00 OMOVIE ~MYSTERY: ...... 60 mlns.l OVIE-!COME!IY)"" I "Oangeroua Cross1ng '195.1 Jeanne Cram, MIChael FF'RENT STROKES 'Four 01~1 In Town" 1t57 George Nader, Julio Renn1e. CD\lple boafd sn1p tor theu honeymoon BONAVENTURE TRAVEL SHOW Adams. Worldwide talent hunt tor a forthcomldfl f When husband diSappears. everyone tr1es to SPECIAL MOVIE PRESENTATION Hollywood epic rasulllng In Amorlcan, llallan. French, and Austrian girls coming to Hollyw INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS COUSINS' RESTAURANT "New Mexico's Ouly AND PACKAGE STORE CGmplete LWI:IU'Y Resort FacDUy" KELLEY'S SALOON Owned and Operated by • JERRY DALE'S . _lhe Mescalero Apache~ · lfMn-~orilloiinTgbway ··-· -~ - -- 3.5 miles Sou&b of Ruidoso s1 Phone Z57·2950 c111 the Homefaad of An evening at Cousins' Is a unique ex· The Mescalero Apache Tribe Pbooe 257·5Ul . perience offering a wide range of en The Inn ofthe Mountain Gods provides tertainment. guests every amenity of 11111:ury living, Dining in the restaurant, "Ruidoso's oldest and Is surrounded by 400,000 acres of unspoiled most recommended," a forest. Spacious accommodations offer a pleasure with courtesy and s~rvice just a fantastic view of the lake and Sierra part of their · outstanding offer. Menu Blanca. SUJierb wining and dining Will selections Include great steaks, seafood deligbt the choosiest of gourmets with a and all your favorites along with specialty wide selection of wines and mixed drinks, items. fine steaks and seafood. In addition, it's Kelley's Saloon offers "spirits, sports bar the perfect to be for your and games," with special prices place daaclng during early and !pte happy hours. and listening pleasure. G11ests will enjoy swimmjng, boating, fishing, goU, tennis, Jerry Dale's, Cousins' newest addition, and horseback rldlng and everything else you features Ruidoso's only bucking bull The Clay Mac Band plays Tuesday thru would expect from complete resort. a Sunday for your dancing and listening There are 52 RV spaces with water and electricity £!Vailable. Also, enjoy skeet and enjoyment. trap shooting ranges for the avid sport TINNIE'S SILVER DOLLAR sman. "Where Time Turned ( OLE TACO Rack The Clock" 319 Sudderth Tinnie, N.M. 2$1-sGU (U.S. 70/380 between Roswell & Ruidoso J Ben and Luz Chavez prepare all their Phone 1..&53-4425 delicious Mexican food fresh dally m tile Tinnie Mercantile Company takes you kitchen at Ole Taco. Their menu Includes back to elegant, turn of the century dlning. both l\tnerican and Mexican-style break· Leave the hectic world behind as you enjoy fasts-huevos rancheros, chorlzo with sizzling steaks, succulent lobster, tender Merlin Olsen tries on new role eggs, and men11do. Also on the menu are lamb chGps or trout. All your favorite by Bill Kiley tacos, · enchiladas, chiles rellenos, spirits, including many new and exciting It takes a lotto scare a 6·foot. S.inch 250-pounder whO was guacamole, steak, burgers, and more. drinks, are served in opulent, autben· one~ the toughest linebacker 10 pro football, but Merlin Olsen Hours are: SWJday through Th1,1rsday, tically appointed salons of yesteryear. adm11s that he was une~pectedly fnghtened by, of all things, an 10:30 am to 12:30 at night; Fridays and Tinnie's Silver Dollar Is open from 5:00 article of cloth1ng. Saturdays, 16:30 am Wltll 3:00 In the p.m. tiliG:30p.m ..dally. Olsen. fam1i1ar to viewers as a sportscaster and a co-star of LILLIE'S RESTAURANT "L1U!e House on the Pra1fle" w111 be the star of hiS own senes, morning. Call 257-0040 for carry-out or· "Father Murphy," start1ng m the latl on NBC·lV. ders. "Everytblllg Is Cooked He plays the part of a rough, Iough gotdmmer and freighter AOLIDAY INN In Ullle 's Kite ben" who amazes everyone-includ1ng himself-when he takes aver CHISHOLM TRAIL Midtown Ruidoso . an abandoned saloon to open a school and orphanage for RESTAURANT Phone 257·9455 troubled frontier children. As the character, John MIChael Mur Enjoy a touch of old Mexico In midtown phy, Olsen has to occasionally pretend to be a Catholic pnest. AND MON JEAU LOUNGE Ruidoso! U!Ue's Restaurant will give you The "bad guys" in the show are always try•ng to close the school Highway 70 At The "Y" the real south of tbe border feeling from so they can get their hands on all those homeless children and Phoue 378-4051 the Spanish decor to the delicious send them to a workhOuse, where they can be used as cheap The Chisholm Trail Restaurant in the homemade Mexican food. labor-but as long as the school IS sponsored by the church. features a complete menu they can't do the ev1l deed. new Holiday Inn Open year around from 11 a.m. untO 10 When tne church tells Murphy thai they just don't have a for breakfast, lunch or dinner and they are p.m., Lillie's specializes In superb service spare priest to run the school, Murphy dec1des he'll pretend tQ open Monday thru Friday at 7 a.m. and and a menu that features Guadalajara be "Father" Murphy whenever the badu!s are around. The k1ds Saturday and Sunday at6 a.m. green chlll con queso, enchiladas and tacos alert him whenever they see strangers com1ng, and he quickly Their new evening specialty Is "Carne along with sandwiches and steaks. dons the robes of a Franciscan monk. Asada," but you 'II find all your standard "We had talked about this proJect tor a long time," he says. favorites too! Selections from the wine list DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP "I knew what the series would be about, and I knew that I complement your dinner or choose one of "Moutb Waterlog Dellgbts" would, now and then, be dressed as a p11est, but the first lime I the special after dinner drinks. The Mon Loeated Across From put on those robes il scared the heck out of me. Jeau Lounge features llve entertainment The Telephone Office "I am not a Catholic, but I am a Chnst1an, and religion is Pboue ;57-5535 very important to me. It was amazing what those robes did to for your dancing and Ustening pleasure. me. My voice dropped down, my manners changed, my at· Complete facilities for banquets, Dixie Cream Donut Shop offers !be most tilude and outlook were different-it was spooky! meetings, wedding receptions, etc. are taste tempting delights available in the "Even now, every t1me I put on the pnest costume I feel like also available at tbe Holiday Inn and Ruidoso area. From blueberry donuts, a different person. I am aware that! am representing something arrangements may be mad~ by contacting cream filled eclairs, to scnunptious cin that1s very Important to millions of people, and I have a respon Ann Mathis, Sales Director. namon rolls, every bite Is mouth watering. Sibility to make sure I bring no misrepresentation to the part of a Call In ahead of time for parties and priest-even nI am just pretending to be one. Even the other DOS AMIGOS order cakes or large orders prepared to actors on the stage treat me differently when I'm dressed that ~ Mexican Food Restaurant your specifications. The Dixie Cream way. They're careful about what they say or do when they're Located Ia Upper Ruidoso Donut Shop opens early early for your around 'Father' Murphy." j In Post OHice Block convenience, so come by soon and enjoy all j Phoae !57#18 tbeir variations of goodies. I lf you are In the mood for the best We are closed Tuesdays and at noon j Mexican Food around, tben Doll Amlgos Is other days. j the place to be. From tasty cbaluiiBS to j rolled burritos Dill! enchi'*daa, to grandes, THE SHOOTIST. j Amlg011 has It aU. For the local people In a J hurry there are dally luncheon specials A legendal)l gunfighter rides intQ prepared In )118t a very short time. Carson City,_ Nev., to face not onfil Open evary day except Tuesday, DOll unwelCome rillals eager for a shootcM,\J. Amlg011 takes pride In everything they but also his fllughest opponent yet, ;a serve and hapes you'll try their dellclDW! fatal illness, ill "The Shootist." starri Paqe ~- 1 L ----'--""·~·- "' ·- '. . , 0 , , , r I , I : o • • • • ' . . Rutdoso I N.M.I News- Page 7 Televis~on Schedule For The Week Of.Sept. ·~ 4'Through Sept. 20 "Murder On The Orient Elcpreaa" 1814 Ingrid "four For Ttlllt" ttte:l Frenk Stnatre, Dean Martin. THEKINGISCOMIHG INTERFACE Bergman, John Gielgud. Elegant all star p!OducUan Two teudln~ men are united In a common cause QIBlE ANSWERS - BASEBAll lcago()ubs vs Montreal Expos {3 hrs.) of ~gafha ChrlsUe's whodunit set In ihe 19308 (2 thanks to a scheme by a crool The THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1981 NO. 37INOUR36TH YEAR RUIDOSO, Ll NCOLN COUNTY I NEW MEXICO 88345 l' Aspencade act:ion coming ''I Planning for Aspencade action, from September 30 through THE RUIDOSO DOWNS MULE SKINNERS are spon· October 11, is in the final stages, sponsors of the events have scring mul~ racing at Ruidoso Downs Race Track, October B· ~'-~--·-~~ ~-~~ -~ ~--·~- ..ann!lll!lCBd. 1h offefin~i1dded·meneyp~r.s~of~l,000,$7SOand$500. The races, conducted under the same conditions as horse racing, •·' These spectator events Include: will be held the afternoons of October 9·11 . Page 8- Ruido5o t N.M.J News Additional mule action Includes the arena events of ASPENCADE MOTORCYCLE CONVENTION, September heading and heeling, steer stopping, barrel racing, cutting 30 through October 3. The events at the Chaparral Motor ·. ''.J~··.::.L· and Western Pleasure reigning. ' ' .•• 1, .. ': '· Of Sept l4 Through Sept 20 . Hotel and Convention Center are, for the most part, strictly PUB\.CAFfMRS aliOIItto ta~e hit State llo.lrd medlcllaQIIII for registered convention delegates, sponsor Til Thompson SANFORD AND SON lain~~~ withe lol'lliy bOnd ~~.(Repeat; 1111 An added attraction wili be the mule auction October 8. ARCHIE BUNKER'S PlACE has announced. The parking lot at the Chaparral has been · r Ill SEARCH OF... VIC BRADEN'S TENNIS FOR T~E FUTIJRE 1:05 • ...,,_,_ ... , .••.•.• • fenced and, Thompson sald,4S5 admission charge will be in yclifl~gy' Coli:IJ.pevci\Oiogllt Bllaen Sl\olll 1:11 effect for spectators. Iyoo how to pat more back bito your game. lu~ ~~;·~~~ffielrr!IIIIMENT ICiotedoCa~IOned; U.S-'.) THE HUNTER/JUMPER-SHOW, October 7·11, In the IIIUOMINU!al Ci!SNewa co"eepondena M~e Wallac:e, Mortey til The public Is, however,lnvited to attend the Trade Show in arena across the road from the All-American Sales Arena, at Sa~r. Dan Rather end H&rrl Reasoner are the olhllr lt.lllla~;~JI.LWit KJ~;II HAU Convention Center, the evenings of October 2and 3, as well as Ruidoso Downs Race Track, is a benefit for the Ruidoso e~~~gl~::v:u::::~:a.J th~ "Aspencade Climb"]t_Eagle Creek Skl and R~matlon !:Iondo Valle11 Hospital. Area beginning at noon October J. The climb is a 900 foot run U RELIGION NEWS • up Boot Hill, Thompson said. The programming for the Hunter/Jumper Show hasn't ONEDAYmTIME been announced to date, but will attract the finest performing by Joe,S.SO PEOPLE TO PEOPLE CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: Cathy lee Crosby is one of NATUREOFTNINGS The motorcyclists will, as usual, precede the Aspencade horses In the Southwest, hospital administrator Ken Moore the luckiest girls in Hollywood! Not only is she hostess of lelllarnl'(30mh)l.) !:till)WORlD VISIONla.ETHON streel parade October 3, which will be highlighted by the said, "and just watching these horses and riders perform Is a ABC's popular TV series, "That's lncredrble," but she's ~ ·~oma ~O'IethaChlldrao' appearance, and demonstrations of precision motorcycle never to be forgotten experience, one I Invite everyone to being courted by two of Hollywood's most eligible BGETHIGHONYOURSEI.f ICBSNEW$ bachelors. When Cathy's not being wined and dined by Sbr-atudded spac~l launching 'Get High On 10:11 NEWS ·riding, by the Victor Mclaglen Motor Corps of California. come and see." wealthy businessman Claude Ravler, she can be seen VouraeH' week, aconcenl~led, po~HI11 ~tematlll 10:31 TEL£THON CONTNUES JOHN CARVER, left, administrative assistant to 12th Judicial on the arm qf handwme soap opera heartthrob David to druga cemp!lgn tor teleltslon.IIO mkls.) UMOVIE~l!ORRORllRAMAI' gMOI'IE ~ORIMA) "" "Mil)', Nil), Blood) Mary'' ti15Chriltlnt Farrm, District Attcrney Steve Sanders. right, is maintaining 8:30 5 Hassellllf. Could any girl ask for more? Cathy and a.m .. "Julia" 1977 V1110111 Redgral'e,Jano Fonda. Ataut David Young. father IriCk! IIOWII I~ daughter to hours SheriWs Four Claude have been atwosome for almost two years-close !ala olllle, daalh aod love In pra-WOIId War 11 Gar· &ale her fiom the aMI~Ion tlial hl111111 t1111111 both. p.m., office in the Lincoln County quarters in friends even consider them altar·bound. But Hasselhol many. (Ralld PG)i11imlns.l (IOmlns.) Seasons Mall. · has been making inroads of his own with the lovely lady. rr~wRtmN UMD'IIE~DRAMAI"' "We've been seerng each other and on lor aboul a a!MINUT£S ''Cad Tlmbtllane" till Spe~e~r TIICy, Lilli Chamber's 'Fun Day' off r;;;1 ALICE Turner. Det~lng on an lmpOiilnlcase Is dffl~ll for year," Hasselhoftold me. "But we're both involved in so I.AWRENCEW£LKSHOW a judge wh1111 he ~llslar awllne!llrom lhe wron1 I I many thrngs we don'1 have enough time for each other." U.S. CHIIONICL~ II . lldaollhe tracls. 12 hru., 30mila.l Meanwhile, Hassethof is hard al work taptng sessions ol orllng Sm1ner' This labor.productlvly IPJMO'IIE ~AOVENTIIRE) "~ "The Young and the Reslless," playing the do-goooer Dr. ldc~mentary slana wlh ' Japaneoe CW11ed Pd "flghUng Kentuckl&n" ~ John Wajne, Vera Snapper Fosler But he and Cathy Lee recently managed lll!naged sleet ptaol ~ upst~e New Yortt. an~ Ralstal. A Kentuckian llnd1 time b aombilland- dlrcusses situations In •hlr:h produclllfly ta balh Cllmtnals and coun the daughter ol a to catch a weekend IOBiJther 1n Denver, where they both gr!llb~g high alllllow. Frenth General. ~h~.l DAopens I~~~~~ Ibeard judges women rarsed money rn lhP Cystrc Frbrosis Celebrrly Tennis Tour· ll!l ARCHif BUN~ER'SPIACE ROCKFORD FILES $.! "A" Ruidoso Arabian Horse ~: . nament Her fling w1th Claude R.lvier turned rnto Slaplrlnle'a ~I buiiDigoMn grandmother turn! up : cct.IEDYSHOP f:: Show, at Westent Highlands, ~:: BY BILLIE LARSON Jungbl~th said Monday at the noon businesses lor faster response by somethrng more senous last year when he helped her on Cln!1mli Eve ard Arthle beure l'lltlhe wlnll ABONEWS Ruidoso Downs, kicks off at 8 1.:: SlaB Writer meeting the Relali Merchant! Corn- emergency services. frnance a theater produclron rn Hollywood of "They Shoot aomelht~~g, bu1 never lneglnea lito be cua10dy ot 1~.35 IE~ADVENTUREJ ~;: of Horses. Don't They?" Cathy Lee directed and starred rn Siir:eJPanoneola\wOopaneplsodt.IIRapeaU ~;~ : ~W~WA~~f~TARS !i a.m., Friday. Action continues ~ miltel!. · Jungbluth said "discrepancies of ::) Saturday and Sunday, Apanel of sii women will judge beards Jungbluth reported to the committee nombering in the business community the play SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE OOUB~ FEATURE 11:15 OVIE;IIESTERN) !~ 1:0! ATI.AN!1CC11'1 AUVE 11:» REUEONARD REPASS ~ beglnningat8a.m. ~ October !.'i atRuidoso'sannuaiFunDayln that a decision is still pending on aGrand whicll must be c,orrected,'' as well as "ooe 7:311 THE WORLD TOMORROW BARNABY JONES office here TV BACKSTAGE Madge Sinclair found thai when she District Attorney Steve Sanders opened proctdures concentlng worthless checks. :.) Events to be judged by Bob tbl Park, In the categories of Beat Beard Marshal for the Aspencade Parade on whole subdivision that was not num- THE JEFFEASONS 11:35 ON LOCATION ~ took the role as the head nurre rn CBS· TV's "Trapper SNEAK PREVIEWS ' he fllill AnnUli Young Comedlw Show' There11 an office Tuesday in Four Seasons MaD, in . . ~ Hart Sr., Scotlsdale, Ariwna, ;~ (the Samson with the most a~nt October l. Several names were surg151ed, bmd,". hamper emergency vehicles John. M.D.," she couldn't play lhe characler as a bossy le aM Ol!llh ol B~cl Film' CriiCI Gene Slskel be laughs galore II America's beHest 10ung Iaiani I the Lincoln Cotmly Sheriff's quarters, to "Any busineSs coocernlng the Dlstrk.t I include all classes aiXI riding !:! growth); Most Creative- News OOi.tor but options were Itt open on a linal onsw.erlllg~lls. . mother hen. She plays Nurse Ernestrne Shoop rn the hrt Iand Roger Eben diSCUIIIhe erolulonol black 111m, make the~ lllda ~r s~rdlllll 011 HBO's ~leal 'On • ds in Attorney' ffi e" Carv .said, "sbould events, namln• of eban1plnns Cale Dickey's goatee fair eu. mple, selection. busmessmen and Boy Scouts will ·~ ~. ~a L~ serres, whrch stars Pernell Roberts and Gregory Har· and aQIIIIne the eurrenl state ol ~~ art At me d~s t.oeat~n·. Host can Re:nsr. 12th Judl cia!D lstrl ctsnee f: and the Snalfie Bit Futwity B!ld Suave and Sexiest - ala Kenny Further dlscasslon of the parade was partiCI!Xlte in tbe he said, TOO risen She was summoned for t~.e part rn the past season Include acenea lrom 'Siu Crazy', 'The Blues 1t00 DNBCIJTENIIlHTIIOI'IE :~:ty. bebroug~~m~~fficefo;~ctloo." ~: projec~ Brolhell', 'lllllos olllli F~ld' and 'Sounder'. 'Greatsst Heroes 01 The Bl~e· 1111 Sills: Donny . -...... ,. . blginningallp.m.,Suntlay...... a~er the death of actress Mary McCarty. "They wrote ~ ~ Roger'ssilver~ln,gro)l'lh.)l!By~e.?, Jiulill:d.19~1!dg,etaryma~ers;juiJEinge.nd Cha!nbet:wlll,ldck~fftbi cam~lnlts lllmONEDAYAT AnME Mosl, Vlctone Prlndpal, Hans Clnretd. Two lllbllcal is ii of her as a lrtlle bOSSy, mother hen." sard Sinclarr, "but il's DaVid Kanedropstnon Ann aher a11111 year ebsence tale a; ·oan~l end King Nebuchadnelllf ... Oanlel Jolm Carver, Alamogordo, Sander's Q •t · , • ~ trophy presentation nnd awarding ·newslefter, Jungblutlt shlH, ll!ld SCouts evolved rnto somethmg else When we ended the season end teH! Schneid~ he's not leaving unless Alln reluses to give up hb rellg~ua conllcl~lll, 111n administrative assistant and will maintain ar nJ an QfT'ng ~ ALSO ON TAP ls the ~~ Til! judging, wbich Is a hlghllgbt of the cert~lcates to aU entrles. will use !I all an Eagle Scout project." she was a drfterent person. ltust drdn't thrnk berng bOSSy gtes~thbtm.!RepeaQ mough he laoes death. 'The 5to~ ol Eslhef ... A IJ:Ifi fl r.: ::j Chamber of Commerce sponsored ac· Inollteraction tbecommlUeedilc~m~ed Hemdlocalbuslnessrnenwlthuumbers Qurle works for me I thrnk what happened rs lhey ex· 1:111 0 TliE SUNDAY BIG EVENT queen conceals her Hebrew ldenthy lrom the liflce hours from 8:30 a.rn.-5 p.m., Mon· ~: visitation of about 75 foreign j~ til'ity, was moved up 8 week to allow en- 8 campaign which will urge tlte e11m· for sale may offer a"discount" Saturdays peeled an o•der person tecause of all the roles rn whrch 'liloCoaell 01 Tbe rear' t!MS~n: RollenCOnrad, Parslan~nglosave hercapltoepeoplelrom adeath day through Friday, The office plione t bl ~1 exchange students, hosted by :~ tries same extra time for cultivating cbln munUy's compUance with ocity onllnance or weekends to encoti!Bge residents and Red West, Darid Hubbard. Apa~pateglc Iormor pro decree. lflepeat; 2hm.l I've played older women So w~en I played rt at my own 76 ,::.!! loolblll player, ahar lle~g relused a lob wllh the t2:» EEWS DUIIlrneyber Is 2\?-46 · caiver Is not an at· wa er pro tem ·.,~.'.: llteRuldoooRotary, stubble, Chamber executive director Ed whichcallsfornumberlngolaUhomesand busirM!ssestocomplywlthlbeon!lnanre. age rl was a lrttle rncongruous for me to be motherrng ChiCago Boars OJ~Intzalton, agrees IG coach an NIGHlBEAT I0 . ·: The students include Utose ~ Trapper. Pernell drdn't care for thai erther So we worked ombltteted group oltesn1gers 111 eo"!l:IIOIIII 'IIE~OAAM.I)" carver, who Is fluent In Spanish, will ii fromforeignnationsattending :* out an 1nt1mate frrendshrp tor two people who had been lll:III~.IRapeat;llvs.llilosed-Capli9nad;U.SAI "O!Idly T11p" 1172 Faye Dunaway, Barbara J~MYSWAGGART Parklns. Woman who Is suffering from beroeglecllul begin a Pre-prosecution Diversion Tuesday night ~ school in New Mexico this ;•.• 1n the Korean War together." TRAPPERJOHH, M.D. husblnd, abo s~ns to believe She Is go~g mad. A Program, designed to deal with first of· 1:: year, under the Rotarian ~ NEWS eertea olllishlps occur, Including the abductloo ol In drug with Program, EVENINGATPOPS her tw11 children. Little does she know ~e lenders cases rir ntn-vldent · :* Youtlt Exchange as ;:;: TV CLOSEUP Mary Tyler Moore's plan to pu1 3,COO crimes. The guidelines lor these Water problems facing the VIllage of ~~ well as New Mexico yout~ ~ C-C booth at Roswell fair 001s Thleteman' John Williams Md the Boston 'Orglllllat~n· ~ ou110 re~n•e agalnsl her and her mrles be1ween her and former husband Grant Tinker IPops are 1otnld b) Toots Thl~emll1, gutlar chltllran boeauss ol ner ~sband's folll9r un. programs, Sanders said, are Ia be Capitan wllll:e aired at apublic meeting :l.; who were abroad hlst year ~ pursue these possibilities in the rear have been thwarted by hrs appornlment as NBC chref strummer, harmoniC! blower ard vltluoso )Ill detworld cormectlons.l2 h~.l 1'3!ablislled. September 22, begmnf~ at 7p. m., in tbl ~ under Hotary sponsorship. ~: The Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Com· thecrowdsatthefair." wnrch means he'll be p.1rtly based rn Manhattan where wh~tler tiO mtns.) 12:~ EOVIE fi'/ESTERN) merce operated a promotional booth future." · llllllAUCE t:OO SPORTSClNTEll · Carver wiD also handle Reclpr!X:al LineolnCountyFairBulldinginCa~tan. ~ Activities indude a §~ she now 11ves And, to make matters worse, Trnker wrll be during the Eastent New Mexico State Fair The Chamber directors are plaaning lo accompanred by hrs new love, Melanie Burke, who's Viii!comas uplhewlnnerol aatplolas Vegas and OYI51COMEDl) "'k Enforcement of Child Support COIIlpialnts, ,.. spaghetti supper Friday at the ;::· Met turns outto bo e~g ~sst when Maahllct~D to "WIIitl~ Jt4 B&ciAtllie Front" llillom Ewe I, atRosweU. lo Man rung the booth at t~e !air were DGris young enougn to be MTM's daughter. Metanre-at 22, ff the father, who isn't making support RepresentaUvtl! mthe State Environ- ~ Presbyterian Church, a ~ tBke the booth several points in Texas in me gambling ~bias CIJS~ him everything he 0\Wia, Hll'lly Lamber:k. Adlentures ol army goot.ons The booth featured brochures and other and Bernard l!lica, Benny and Diane she's seven years younger lhar Tinker's son Mark~has payrnents,llvesouL!ldeofLJncolnCo!Dlly. mentalist's office will be present, to an- skating party Saturday ~ the fulure, though, pending an assessment Including tfledlner. tPanorre of atw~rt episode.) acamperlng around pcsi·WW 11Tokyo.l2hre.) t information on activities in, and around, Coulston, Archer and Flo Wilson, Bill and been h1s personal secretary lor two years, accordtng to AnotberprogramtobelnstiMedlocaDy, swer questions concerning tile water ::i. morning at Skaleland and a ~i of litis initial exposure in Rmwell, have not !Ropeat) ~OMIECIIICl.E Ruidoso during the year. Leona Fugate, Butch Grantham, Richard reports, and the couple recently vacationed rn 1:111 HNEWS 1:)) COLLEGErotlTBALL by Carver, will be Jmtruetlng local situa~on ln the village, lion Egglealrin, ~~ costume party at the church !f: made any conunittment.s. The directors Hawari . "CHrPs" star Rand! Oakes and Gregory 1:)) ONE DAY AU TIME t~ NEWS metcltants on prosecution and collection vlllageclerk·treasurer,saidWerlnesday. .... Saturday evening. ASunday ., "The boolh was well received,'' lulve discussed setting up the tooth at and Wilma Sandoval, Milton and Barbara HarriSI)n are gett1ng clcser !han ever to announcing a ·TliEJEFFERSONS til HEWSWAlt:H Chamber executive director Ed Alcorn, Doris and l.any Langford, !Ais eorge, wM Is aft11 the St. Frldetlr:k Hotel's OVIE 4o~VSTERI'I '" Jungbluth trade shows and some of the larger fairs in weddrng dale, and she was determrned lheywoLidn't be deanlng business. will do anyth~g IG get H, even "Jolrnnr O'Clock" 1947 D~k Poll!d.leeJ. Clbb. A ~ ~~~:::~:~~~~:ch, will said. "We handed out a tremendous Texas, and, Jungbluth sai~ "will probably O'Brien, Son~ Hartronlt and Jungbluth. separated on hrs brrthday. He was rn New York frtming for puM Florence ~r ~~ position ol the hotel's hlgfl.class gambler gets into trou~ewnn the~w. til I amount of pubHcity material to fair hrs "Forladres Only" tele·movre about male stnppers, so !liCull'le hOuaokemr. tPan one ol a twi)ojlart mlns.) :M:~:;w.:iif{l).:i;:~¥ii::i~i~¥i::i*f<«).::::~:::::>;;ll:);:; goers." ' R.lndr promptly 1etted rn from ~lrfornra wrth ;pec1al eplsQd&.IIRepeetl t35 RAT'ATROL presents over a candlelrl drnner celebralron at Marylou's DOCUMENTARYSPECIALS 3:111 NEWS The booth featured registration for a SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE OOIJB~ FEATURE 3:C6 MISSION IMPOSSIU three day skiing holiday, lor four, at Sierra reslaur ant rn Greenwrch Vrllage t.lll &PORTSCENTER ~ t.IORNIHGST!IETCI! Chamber plans Downs okays Cocaine seized in raid ...... ) TEI.E'IHDN COIITfiUES 4:111 JOE FRANKUN SHOW Blanca Ski Resort. Winning the holiday _ was Jennifer Sanchez of RosweU. ON LOCAllON:TNE PEEWEE HERNAN SHOW U.S. A.M. ul Reubenlll ~~ creator and star ollhls satirical l:\li ALL HIGIITPftOGRAMt.I!HG Infonnation dispensed, Jungbluth sai~ Three Ruidoso men were arreited in a possession ol cocaine, with intent to I1950's kiddie show taped at L.A.'s Roxj; also CNNNEWS 7;30 p.m., Sunday tmlg raid, neUing three distribute, a CIDspokesman said. covered skling and horse racing, as well as starring m!IIIOOra 01 ~~ Grou~llnQS, an lm- l:IO NEWS fence around piO'IIslllonal comedylroupe. 4:00 1181 NFLARUWRESTUHG recreational opportunities and spectator ounce~ .of .c~~ame, a .criminal Asslsttng, ClD o!licers in the rai~ ENNY Hill NEWSWATCH events. Investigation D!VJSIOD (CID) officer of lite following a week's investigation, were N!YIS FAITH 10 Espree Party The operation of the booth at the fair, Ruidoso Pillice Department said Tuesday. ·agents of Ute Federal Drug Enfij!'cement UNG fU 5:111 SPORTS CENTER wa ter tan ks MASTERP1ECETliEATRE JIMMYSWAGG.IJII Jungbluth said, was "a test run to see how Agency and New Mexico Slate Police D~~Song: Ha~aM' CMs I Nil ~rtltoa boyju!l TOPO'THE UORNIKG Plans for the 1982 Valentine Espree Inctherbusiness,theboard: ~ Ruidoso Dom tnmee~ MQnday it would be received. Arrested in a loeal residence wer~ Greg Narcotics division. as war breaks o~ In Europe and Ewsn lolnalh! ~~~~ SUpfRSTAlllN FUN TIME Party, and the $10,000 grand prize -Heard abudget report from Jungblullt of Sunnick, Eric Unger and AnUtony F. The street value of the seized cocaine ~1: i!Ornlns.l ~ JIU BAKKER evemng acceplll:i the low bid of Graham "Our continoous slide presentation, !IDTRAPPERJOHN,U.O. BULI.WINKLE highlighting the party, topped tl1e agenda that $14,109.21, or 18 percent of the Cory Fenre Company, Roswell, In the year around action here, was popular with Giarranlo, who were charged wilh wasest\matedtabe$10,000. l'un exciting lime lor voung Dr. Jaclrpol Jaci!lon; at Wednesday's Chamber of Commerce $75,629.02 budgeted for this year, has been BDIOIII!t of 1'1,8281o instaU fencing atolllld NETWORKS AND STATIONS RESERVE THE RIGHT Soard of Director's meeting. spent the village's waterstGrage tankS. TOMWCHANGES Ed JIDlgbluth, Chamber executive -Agreed to transfer $3,100 fr~m the 1'1 OOMPIJLOO SERVICES, INC. director, said invitatlom for tile February general account to ~ 89 day mterest The trustees also approved Mayor RUIDOSO RADIO AT 1360Khz 15, Chamber sponsored ~y, will be earningaccount at Pmneer Savings and Norman Wheeler's appointment of trustee .·f'~ \~/, ~r':··-', ...... n->'"' -·- - ··~ .... , mailed out "primarily to local residents," Trust. Don Shaver to be a memw of the Joltt WITH Suumptlous Blueberry, around the first of the year. -Heard an up dale on Aspencade from Use Board, for the Regional Wastewater Cream, Glazed About 180 tickets at $13&eacb will be on Jungbluth. Sheila Harris suggested System, currently 1111der construction. Tb! • A. P. NEWS ON THE HOUR &MuchMore sale, be said, for ~e evening of cocktails, directors might "rethink" the sele~tion of new system will serve RuidCI'IO .and 257·5535 dining, dancing and music, at Jerry a celebnty asGrand.Marshal, and mstead Ruidoso Downs upon completion, • A NICE VARIETY OF MUSIC We Close At Noon Dale's. think about ''hononng one of our own seh!!dulerlintbespringofl982. IClosed Tuesdays] The only qualification lor the winner is citizens" in that rol~ each year. Members ollhe Joint Use Board Include • 'TIL SUNSET EVERY DAY Sudderth Across From that the prize money must be spent at any -Tabled discussion on the Old Timers mayor Norman WJte~er and Shaver