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MONDAY, APRIL 24,1989 Copyrlght C 1000 RAlton Pu~bhlng Inc. RUIDOSO, NM 88345 Where ~ s the be~r'? Cub goes Just three lIlore 'Weeks! "-:i". "' ~t up a tree Suno J Big mama bear and and her cub Racing begins May 13 strolled down the mountainside and into the Circle B Campground With just three weeks until the "The response has been over­ According to a news release, Sunday. Neither mom nor cub were trumpeter blows the notes for the whelming," said Keys, noting that Larry Keiter is bringing 1988 triple prepared for the greeting they flTst race of the 1989 season at his job is to be sure every applicant crown winner and champion three­ received by the human beings who Ruidoso Downs Race Track, horses gets a fair review and a chance to year-old filly Dash For Speed, and gathered for a look. are arriving and preparations are receive stall space at the track. California trainer Blane Mama bear took off for the high well under way for the busy track Quarter horse trainers that have Schvaneveldt will hav~~ 1989 West country while baby bear crawled to open. received stall space so far include Texas Maturity winner Cash the nearest poplar tree and that is Clayton Keys, the new stall su­ Jack Brooks, trainer for All Arner­ Legacy in his barn. where the problem began. perintendent, has been burning the iean Futurity winner and a World ClifT Lanlbert, who currently The campgroWld crew, complete midnight oi I sorting through more Champion Runing Quarter Horse, with cameras, gathered for a closer than 8,HOO stall applications. Merganser. Please see Just, page 7 A look as the frightened baby bear scooted near the top of a small 20­ foot tree. There he stayed and stayed. '1: Dozens of instamatics blinked ~ ospital board reviews finances away at what campground owner Johnny Van Winkle aaid was the most entertainment the campers have seen in several weekB. with losses at $200,OO() for year Concerned for the welfare of the bear and the possibility that an by RICHARD A. HARROLD Thursdav proJl'cu->-d. angry moma bear might return to Ruidoso News Staff Writer "We siill take care of those (who "At least nght now we ha Vp a savage the neighborhood, the camp­ Despite a revenue/expense cannot pay'," said Williams good, pOSitive cash now," Keller ground people called Ron Moore of deficit in excess of $~OO,OOU, mem­ ~'or the fiscal year (FY I 19H9, the said the New Mexico Game and Wildlife. herR of thp Lincoln County Medical LCMC is 0r*rating at a npt loss (If ThIS mean:-; LCMC has PBough Moore arrived and cautioned the Center (LCMC) Board remain op­ $231,4H7. This figure IS n"presentt'd funds comlng In lo payoff credltol:' people to move back and let the cub tunisllc. by Rome third party payments and according to schedule, saId Keller. come down from the tree. The The LCMC is a unique facility government rpcei pt.~ that Nl v(. lIot This puts the ho:-;pltal In thp campers did, hut the bear didn't. rWC8use of It.."l hIgh quality. of been collecu'd. as well as $92,000 pmnlIOn to start tht:· next fiscal year Mark Hughes of the Ruidoso patient care, the number of every two week~ to cover employet· lrl a positl\:e manner, saId Keller. Animal Control office was called. physician speciahst.<;; available, and pay Bad dehts are stdl a prohlpm Hughes loaded his dart gun and the high morale of Its penwnnl'l, Secreta.rv of thlJ Hoard. Steven "Our had dents arp getting more put baby beilT to sleep. The face that any mother could love belongs to an 80­ RRid Chairman w.e. "Dub" Wil­ Keller, helieves the sltuatHln is a Moore took no chances that the pound black bear cub chased up a tree. lIams during a regular meeting lot better than what had twel1 Please see Hospital. page 2A bear might fall from rns perch. He crawled up the scraggly tree while the cub was still groggy. Moore o kept one eye on the cub and the other on the nearby brush field Citizen succeeds In silTIplifying village reports where he was sure mama bear was by BRIAN BLALOCK ,John Varley, hut Impd budget rpport. Ir1 dealt WIth hudgets In pnvate hUSJ­ 11 11 11 ill.' 1 blanket in the back of Moore's truck couldn't believe and had to find out i f'( ) r] a t i() a more conventional form, much neRS for almoRt SO vears Baker. and hauled to the canyon to be with for yourRel f? ------~~~~~~~- like that encounu'red in private who has run engtnee~ng and truck morn. Well, .Jim Baker of RUldOf~o bURinesA. seTVlce husine~Res In ()de~sa, Moore called The Ruidoso heard Aomething he simply couldn't whpn' the councd lor's figures came reqUlrp H."Cel Vlllg budget.ary "That report is OK for profes­ only the airport operating condl­ Baker worked WIth the actual minuteR of onentation headed hap­ thiR fiscal vear InfornIatlOn and fig-ureR from the SIOnals like (village manager) tlOflR, but the entIre nllage budget pily up the canyon." Thlfl m~de Raker cunous ahoul same S·t-page H'pOrt the village IS Frank Pott~'r and (finance director~ as well. He found out SIerra Blanca Please see Citizen, page 2A • P()licc rCS[)()H1C! TODAY. t() r()u t nne c a IIs

The Ruidoso Middle School choir this WCCkCK1(i presents "Peace Child" at 7 p.m. Wedn9Sdayand Thursday. April 26 Prom nIght waR the apparent and271nth&RMS gymnasiuM. A$1 cause for the RuidoRO Police De­ donation will be taken at the door. partment to have a busy Saturday night with local juveniles. RuidoAo Police reAponded to several calls of juveniles fighting, drinking and partying throughout Ruidoso on Saturday night. B~" ~._...... •....•..•....•..•....._ 3A .v ..... » ~., In other calls since last Thurs­ Pe~~~:!~lf;.,': ~ : "' 4 "'_ 4A day, RuidoAo Police reA ponded to a car fire in the midtown area, an ac­ cident with injuries, a shoplifting call and a driving while intoxicated call.

Ruidoso Police also responded to numerous alarms at local residents and busine88~B as well as several calls of suspicous activitieR. State Police responded to an ac­ cident Vfith injuries on Highway 244 neat Silver Lake on Saturday aftemo~n. Four people with minor injuries were transported to Lin­ coln County Medical Center by Emergency Medical Services. Three people were released and one was admitted to Public Health Services Hospital in Mescalero. Peace Child Everything was not all hard po­ cide lice business for the Ruidoso Police Students at Ruidoso Middle School to write a musical about the rela­ Department this weekend. Police rehearse for this week's performance tionship between their countries. Per­ responded to a call of a bear cub in of "Peace Child," directed by Churchill formances will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday a tree at the Circle B Campground. Cooke. The musical is about a group of and Thursday, April 26 and 27, at the (See related story in The News.) Soviet and American students who de- Mid School Gym. Admission is $1.

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Continued from page 1A machine is being installed, a proce­ In other business: and more and our applications for dure that takes two weeks. -Keller reported the physician charity are getting more and more:' The remodeling should be com­ recruitment project is going well. . said Keller. pleted by mid-June, said Keller. The hospital is attempting to fill "Those of you who pay some­ The hospital deficit would be an positions in primary care, times have to pay for those who even ~ater burden were it not for pediatrics, and in internal Cledi­ don't," said Williams. the Lmcoln County Medical Center cine, Keller said. ln an explanation directed to Auxiliary, also know as the Pink -Williams asked for a special new county manager Nick Pappas, Ladies. meeting of the Scholarship Com­ Williams stressed the fact Ruidoso Since September 1988, the Aux­ mittee for members to review the had been blessed with such a iliary already spent $23,503.52, in­ many high quality applications he professional, and charitable hospi­ cluding two scholarships of $1,000 had received. tal. each, a uxiliary president Inez Tan­ -Leala Newsom reported to the 'We are proud of this," said Wil­ ner reported. board the Quality Management liams. DlJring March auxiliary mem­ program is proceeding well "If we 'We're doing higher quality work bers accumulated 1,460 volunteer solve problems early... then we are and patient care with less employ­ hours. . working more efficiently," Newsom ees, which brings a cost savings to "Now, if that were ten dollars said. the consumer:' said Keller. per hour... " said Tanner, who then A new monitoring system of Pappas suggested to the board it looked up at the board without follow-up care was initiated by such should research the development of finishing her sentence. departments as Obstetrics, Social a transfer agreement with Chavez Tanner also presented to the Services, and Emergency, Newsom County with indigent care. board for approval the nominees for said. If implemented, residents of new Auxiliary officers 'for the year -Keller reported the Ruidoso Chavez County who ~eive care at 1989-90. These include Emadair Downs Fire Department hosed LCMC will be paid forDy Chavez Jones, president; Dorothy Talley, down the driveway at the emer­ County. vice president; Marcella Lotz, secre­ gency room entrance for their hose The majority of bad debts, how­ tary; Thena Clark, treasurer; Pat training, and the Ruidoso Fire De­ ever, are in Lincoln County, and Hume, nominating committee partment hosed down the main the hospital administration will be n parking lot, also for their hose studying this further, said Keller. chai'lli::WI' s. began the meeting by training. Benefits of the remodeling pro­ thanking board members and hos­ This demonstrated inter-agency ject at the hospital are already pital personnel for the flowers sent cooperation, and the hospital is being experienced, said Keller. to his mother who is recovering grateful, Keller said. The new C-Arm was first used from by-pass surgery. -The board retired into execu­ during emergency surgeries last Also, Keller relayed thanks from tive session, and did not reconvene week. The C-Arm is an X-Ray Mike Hainer who was deeply grate­ afterwards. fluoroscope unit used during ful to everyone who had helped, surgery to provide an inside look at both profession~lly and spiritually, The next meeting is scheduled Mountain musical specific targeted areas. when his daughter was accidentally for 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 18, in Presently a new trauma X-Ray killed, April 9. the Hospital Educational Annex. Greg Carey and Cindy Hobbs of the and Rescue Mountain Musical Satur­ Flying J Wranglers entertain a full day at the Flying J Ranch. Roger Coble Crimestoppers board approves house at the White Mountain Search served as master of ceremonies. paying $650 in tipster rewards

The Ruidoso Lincoln County tion is asked to send two represen­ Ruidoso and Lincoln County on all CrinIestoppers organization paid. tative to staff the phones. This their billboards. out a total of $650 in rewards, the year's telethon will be different Maddox said the local organiza­ board of directors announced at a from last year's in that donations tion would keep its local number. regular noon meeting Thursday at from Ruidoso and Lincoln County After an initial hookup fee, the the Texas Club. will go to the local organization in­ wats line would cost the local group The $650 total ineludes a reward stead of the state organization. $30 a month. The board unani­ pending on a narcotics trafficking He also said the International mously voted to accept the proposal charge. Crimestoppers Conference will be and join Otero County in the ven­ CrinIestoppers coordinator in Albuquerque beginning Septem-­ ture. Lanny Maddox reported there were ber 19. In other business, the board of six calls to the CrinIestoppers num­ Maddox presented a proposal directors: ber since the last meeting. from the Otero County Cnmestop­ -voted to place a bulletin board Board members Roy Seay, pers to establish a joint 1-800 wats at Ruidoso High School Richard Silva and Maddox at­ line with the Ruidoso .and Lincoln -clIanged the date of the an­ tended the state board meeting in County organization. All calls nual Pistol Match from May 20 and Las Cruces. Maddox said the would go to Otero County first, but 21 to the second weekend in June Ruidoso CrinIestoppers had the those involving Ruidoso and Lin­ -set the date for their Child most representation at the meeting. coln County would be patched back Identification Program in Wal-Mart Maddox also announced there to Ruidoso. as the third week in July will be a statewide Crimestoppers The local organization would The board's next meeting will be telethon on KOAT-TV in Albuquer­ benefit from the new service be­ at noon on May 18, in the home eCl}­ que, August 26, for four hours in cause Otero County would staff the nomics room at Ruidoso High Among local talent taking part in the an­ fundraiser are (from left) Janice Whitaker, the evening'_ Each local organiza- phones and they would also list School. nual White Mountain Search and Rescue Amber Perry and Jeff Schroder. Citizen------Continued from page 1A even included several items in his budget the councilmen can't under­ "This report is what will dispel a report which the Village of Ruidoso "It sounds almost silly that they are trying stand," Baker said. lot of these crazy rumors," Baker village budget and the projected ex­ report didn't contain. to run a village on a budget the councilmen Baker said he is not criticizing said. "If you have a well-informed penses of each department. He 'The Village of Ruidoso report anyone for the old reporting sys­ council, you'll have a better govem­ eliminated those items which were does not show a budget surplus or can't understand." tem. He said it is just one of those ment.

"This report is what will dispel a lot of lion in capital equipment." report to Potter, Varley and divi­ "If you have a well-informed council, Baker said it is not the fault of sion director Leon Eggleston. He of­ these crazy rumors." • the village management these fered it to all Village Council mem­ you'll have a better government." items were left out and that the bers. All of the councillors except • not really under the total control of deficit," Baker said. He also in­ budget report was so hard to read. one took the report and liked it. the village, but were accounted for cluded a report showing the total He explamed the present budget Several councillors told Baker things governments have to deal "I feel very comfortable the vil­ by the village IDanaf:aent. amount ofcapital assets the VI1lage form is-dictated by the State ofNew they could understand the report with. lage management is nmning the When he had . bed, Baker has. Mexico and the village is bound to and its information. He hopes his reportwill help the village wen and I think everyone had reduced the 54- page budget to "Some of the Village Council report it in this manner. 'lt sounds almost silly that they council do a better job nmning the else should feel comfortable too," he a neat and concise 28 pages. He didn't even know we had $50 mil- Baker said he gave copies of his are trying to run a village on a - village. said. Roy Crocker is tapped for NM First meeting &yCroclreris amoog some 100 New Mexicans invited to take part in the fourth New 'Mexico First Town Hall April 30 through May 3, in Las Cruces. "The Services of State Govern­ ment: Processes and Traditions" will be the theme for the meeting. Senators Pete V. Domenici and Jeff Bingamanwill keynote theopeDing dimier. New Mexico Firat illlloverned by a 5o-ntember board ofdirectotlJ led by chaitinan Wil\iam "Bing" atady, preaident ofSuhwest BdofAlbu­ que;rque. lind 'preaident PhilipJ!li Jackion. The. organiJllation. 'had Its fiM town me8tlrJg three yeara ago atthe rnn ottheMountain GtldB. "Partici ants will di$cusll the traditio:fcharacter orNew·Mexico glW6l11D1ent,the le..1"llitiV8 protllllll. Can't bear to: leave the e:tetUti\'e anal"udlcia1 brl'ltl-ches of government r:::J. Jlt!}tb.Pdaofse­ Ron Moore of New Mexloo Game-and Campgroundea$tof Ruidoso Downs. 1~ "an~ Ud1uencing .R'JHUcal Fish, above, is up a tree to help-a small .Left, a hEllper 'QentlyoatrlElS the bEta.r to leadetlll said Jaebon, ~otinJ! the .- th· ft,·-· '.. t k I."'... it·· ·wa ,- t· stilted mterestedof the grouP 8750 bear. Moore lowered the sedated cl,lb . e· 0 loer.... ruc. .. w~l..re . s a er menibetll -wem key to.tIiellelemotl to the ground by rope, The motherand released tn the C!ustody of mom. of' statllglWetDJlUlnt ltlJ the topie tot cub had wandered Into the Olrole B (Photos by Qhaflel1StalllnglJ) . fthid'o~HIll1. :. ... •

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White-.~ Mtn. McClellan buys C.redit,Bureati _. "._...... _...... -.- - -.-- - --" ..... _.. -.. /I! ..." . .. _ .. _ '. ... _ ...... Exxon bas by RICHARD A. HARROLD McClellan purchased the Credit said. RuldoS9 News Staff.Writer Bureau, at 661 Sudderth, from Edie "Any business that takes checks The Credit Bureau's new owner Rooney and Mildred.Parker. or extends credit should be a mem­ new owner ~~dit is Cem McClellan, .whose family The Bureau provides ber of the Credit Bureall.," said ~--'-''''''''''-j''-6wIrtn' has McClellan. . Bill Gober at----wntte"­ played a signuicant ,role in reports to members on both individ. Mountain Exs:on invites everyone Ruidoso's business, history.. uals , and companies, McClellan There is a $14 per month fee which entitles the member to to stop by and visit his new service receive credit reports on c'!sW!Ders, stationat 1133 M:echam. and a monthly newsletter with White Mcturitain Exxon opened court reports, McClellan said. for business on April 4, and offers a . The late Charles McClellan, full line of Exxon gasolines. There own~r is a full service island as well as a Cem's fl!therl was the former self service island, for those who of The Rwdoso News, and m like to pump their own gas. 1963 staTted RuidllSO Printing. . Gober, who is from Abilene, In 1982, Cem's mother, Peggy, started Ruidoso Office Supply. Texas, has lived in Ruidoso for the The Trolley Burger was started past eight years. He was tbrmerly , employed by One Stop Auto Center ] in 1952 by Cem's grandmother, and several other shops in RlIidllSO. Margaret Whiteley. . Gober says he llffers all kinds of McClellan graduated from services. ;Ruidoso High School in 1975. He "We offer oil changes, tuneups, "r then went lin to Lubbllck Christian brake jobs and fix flats, pretty College. where.he received two de­ much. any kind of mechanical job grees, a Bachelllr llfScience in Edu­ . except for changing out engines," cation and a BachelorofFine Arts. ., said GOber. . .' . , McClellan taught schllol for. . In the future, Gober plahsto o~ •I three years in Lamesa, Texas, be-- . fer car.washes'and he plall8 to put ":1 fore he moved lin tt> the DallasIFort ; in a small convenience store. ' ,\ Worth area where he owned bis : , 'We'll 'have a small convenience I• own anti.que business and was a . store to offer a few small items to , property JDl!,D8.ger for an apartment allow',P8ople to get Cokes and picnic ! complex fill' the la!¢.llix years. supplies whe:Q they stop to get gas," \ McClellan has already become he said. involved in the community through Gober would like everyone to - I his membership in the Ruidoso VaI­ stop by and try his service. 'We'll ley Chamber of Commerce and his treat everyone right and try to !pve involvement in the Ruidoso Little them a decent price on things. he eEM MCCLELLAN Theatre production of 'Ten Little said, • Indians." White Mountain Exxon is open The Credit Bureau's' busin6l'9 Bill Gober at White Mountain Exxon, 1133 Mecham, of­ from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 ·I1.m., fers a full line of E~xon products as well as oil changes, through Sunday. The phone num­ weekdays. The phone number is ber is 258-4605. .i, The Printery offers 267-2200. tune-ups and brake Jobs. computer classes here • Professional- Computer Classes pro'fam. are being offered at The Printery, third session is being added, r Gazebo Center, 2103 Sudderth since the first class is already filled. Business briefs. Drive. according to Jacqueline BentlW of According to a press release, In- the Printery. troductilln to PagemakerlMS Word All equipment, software and Rolland Ramos, business man­ announcing the promotion. • motel manager Rick Arlaud and his that G.B. 'Red' Hancock Jr. has for MacIntosh or mM compatibles materials will be furnished. A spe-­ ager for The Ruidoso News, has Ramos is married to Elizabeth staff. taken over duties as general man­ is scheduled from 6-9 p.m. Tues- cial free twD-hour orientation will been promoted to regional business Garcia-Ramos. RuidoSll Super 8 Motel opened ager. ofthe firm. days and' Th~1~;May 16. be offered from 6-8 p.m. the Friday manager for the Raljon Publishers its... ~3-unj.t facility on March 7, Hancock invites friends, old and thrllugh lU; ,aDi;P:i1Baifi'"May '30 before the classes begin; and from group. ••• ••• • •• 19M. '. new, tovisitthe facilities. through June 8. ~. 2-4 p.m. the Sunday before the ses· Ramos. who has been a member The Ruidoso Super 8 Motel, lo­ The coVeted quarterly inspection Long-time general manager, Tom Jones, computer graphics sions begin. The orientation is for ofThe News staff since September cated at 100 CliffDrive, has recent­ award is based on physical mspec­ R.B. 'Buster Hill left. the firm to professor at the University ofTexas .first-time computer users or new 1980, wUl continue to serve as busi­ ly received recognition. from the tjon of the property and review of manage Southeast Readi-mix in 'IltJ!Jl Paso, will teach the 10 hour- MacIntosh users. ness manager for the local paper, a chain's international headquarters business procedures, according to Carlsbad. . class. Cost for any of the 10-hour ses- position he has held since February for exceeding company staI1aards of the release. . Valley Transit Mix will continue Introduction to EXCEL is sions is $160 plus tax, including a 1983. cleanliness, service and quality for The. Super 8 Motel chain con­ to offer full-service concrete, sand planned from 6-9 p.m. Mondays $25 non-refundable registration In the newly created position of the'first quarter of 1989, according sists of more than 600 prop~rties in and gravel in Ruidoso and Lincoln and Wednesdays, May 15-24, and deposit. Classes are limited to siJt regional business manager, Ramos tt> a newsrelease provided by Super 46 states and Canada, and IS open­ County. May 29-June 7. each. will continue to report to publisher S headquarters. ing a new property every three and According to anews release, the James D. Dickinson, computer Ken Green. He will have regional Dennis Shawd, vice president of a halfdays. people at Valley Transit Mix wish instructor at Ruidoso High Scho.ol, For further infllrmation, or to responsibilities fur accounting, com­ quality assurance for the Aberdeen, BusterHill good luck at his new job will lead the 10 hours ofinstruction register, go by The Printery, or call puter systems and capital expendi­ South Dakota, based economy ••• ••• ••• and thank the community for its in EXCEL, a spreadsheet/database 267=2044. tures, according to a memQI'andum motel chain, made the award to Valley Transit Mix announces continued support. • •

LEGAL NOTICE PurchasingOfficer Precincts 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 . El cuerpo Governante del Pueblo Meadows numero 313 en Ruidoso, Escribana Municipal The Region IX Advisory Panel Legal '6172 2t(4)20,24 shall vote at the Ruidoso de Ruidoso, Nuevo Mexico a Nuevo Mexico. Legal 16180 4t(4)24(6)1,8,16 will meet on Wednesday, May 3, Public Library, 287 A Junction RESUELTO QUE: F. Las personas. que deseen 1989, 4100 p.m.- at the RCC IX Of­ Road, Ruidoso, New Mexico. A. Una eleccion municipal espe- registrarse para votar enla eleccion fice located at White Mountain E. Voters in the" absent voter cial para la adoptacion y el nom- municipal especial, deben School. The meeting is open to the LEGALNOTICE Pl'llcinct will vote at the office ofthe bramiento de una forma de registrarse con la Escribana del public. Items to be discussed in· VILLAGE OFRUIDOSO Village Clerk, 313 Cree Meadows Glviemo Administrativa se llevara Condadll de Lincoln, Nuevo Mexico, RESOLUTION 89-9 Drive, Ruidoso New Mexico. a cabo el dia 20 de Junio de 1989. 0 con cualquier otra persona clude review of the 1989-90 ERA ANEI,ECTION F. Persons desiring to vote at the B. En eea eleccion municipal es- autorizada por la esbribana del proposal for RCC IX. RESOLUTIONOF THE special municipal election, who are pecial las preguntas importantes mismo Condado de Lincoln, no mas Is/Sandy Gladden VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO, not.registered voters must re~ter que se leen en la papeleta de votar tarde que el Manes, 23 de Mayo de Director with--the--County-.Clerk-~coln- ·..J.~Il9c-hasta--larHv.OO-de--la--taFde,,--I'" Legalf'616S'1:t(it,>20 --NEW-MElCICO----- .son.1as.-aiguientes;...... Be it resolved by the Governing County, New Mexico, or anJ" other A favor de la forma de Glviemo feche y hora en la cualla escribana Body ofthe Village ofRuidoso, New person authllrlzed by the County Administrativo y de F,0veer la elec- del Condado carrara los libros de BNDS'TlJESDAY ~co that: Clerk, not later than Tuesday, May cion de los cinco colDl8ionados . registracion. Screen I• ?':1S p.m. A. A special munici'pal election 23. 1989 at 5:00 p.m., the date on En contra de la forma de G. El registro de los votos de los From StephenKing's LEGAL NOTICE for the adoption of a Commission- which the County Clerk will close Glbierno Administrativo' y de Electores Municipales qua son best-selIlng thrill"r go~etnmeIit NOTICE is hereby given that Manager fllrm of Ilball the registratilln bllllks. lIroveer la eleccion de los cinco com.. calificados seran hechos en las ma- "PET SEMATARY'1. the Village !If Ruidoso, Lincoln be held on June 20, 1989. G. The casting of votes. b¥ isionadlls . qninas.pam votar. --- .. ~ - --_.._.- '---"'-+- County, New Mexico calls fill' B. At the special municipal elec- qnalified municipal electors shall C. Los precintos 11, 12, 13, 14 y ADOPTADA Y APROBADA ENDSTVESDAY sealed bids on Gate Valves and tion, the question to be placed on be recorded on voting machines. 15 son cllDBolidados para la eleccion ESTE DIA 31'0. DE> ABRIL DE Screen D • 7:30 P41L 4 "POUCBACAD~MY 6" TappingValves. . the ballot shall read substantially ADOPTED AND' APPROVED municipal especial. 1989. PC,. Interested bidders may secure a as follows: THIS 3rd DAY OF APRIL. 1989. D. Las siguientes localidades son Aprovada: IsILloyd L Davis, TheS!ads go undercover copy.!If·tbe cifications from the For the commissilln-manatter APPROVED: designadas como urnas electorales Alcalde to get th"mast6rmind of PUicha~ 6mcer at the CllIitrsl- form of government and providing IsJUoydL Davis, para cllnducir la eleccion municipal Da Fe: c:rime. ized PutchllsingWarehouSe. for the election of five com- Mayor especial. IslTammie Maddox, .. BidlJ must .be received by the misSillDers. ATl'EST:IslTammieMaddox; • 1. Los votantes en los precintos Purchasing Oilicer no later than Against the commission· Clerk consolidados 11, 12, 13, 14 y 15 2:00 P.M., Thursday, May 4, 1989, manager form of gel0vernment and' Legal '6179 4t(4)24(5)1,8,16 vRo~dan enb~ Bid'blioteclall' publicatede at which time the· bids will. be providing for the ectilln of five In oso 0. lca a en carre 1'8 WARRIOR SWEET SHOP openedattheV~ageHall. ~ommissioners. i LEGAL NOTICE Junctlonnumero 287·A en Ruidllso, TheVJ1Iage of Ruidoso reserves C. Precincts 11, 12,13, 14, and RESOLU(llON NUM. 89-9 Nuevo Mexico. . • Announces The Opening Of the ri~t 1;(1 rtliect aIiY,lmdlor all 15 are consolidated for 'the special RESOLl1CIONDE E, Votantes en el precinto de '~w~f&eai~:~:~~:-mug,ci~:11:A~~ioe~ti~; is .. - _--~\~()N.. . _ ~~~~~:,~~:~ta=l~ici;i,· ·B'RENDA1S-KITCF.lEN Proclll'elnllnt,.CO(}e. . dheeSigilandted it~ththepo~nIg pla~'palfor PUEBLO DE RUIDOSO ubic:ada en .el camino dree ByOtd...C)fGwe....ingBody t cll' uctOl e$p(lCil'i tIl'UDlCt '* offering heme cooking Iromthree . VilliureofRUtdcJ/lO electillIi;. .. . generations oflife-long Ruidosofamilies 'ts/9owla Hazel .' 1. Voters in.Consolidated ',41. RUIDOSO" '891811 promotlollal video for RUidoso...... a liIdeo dinlng,lIhopplng and entertainment gulCle. . SetvingMexican Food Daily '.. 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• - . C;omtl1·g=a~p-···- ;-~ . • Monday, April 24 ·:Ji'B.mNDS OJ!'TJit!l LJBRAaY ~o~· the" . +-- annuaRMend~he~...t.ibrafli~polt~~I!i'~'~' +-1 The ORIGINAL WELCOME BACK HO!tSE­ regular)ibi'arr<.hoW'll :Mo~daythtoughi;1aj;Url1ay. MENT COMMITTEE, established in March 1986, :May 1.,6. J)oJ;l,atiolUlare bemg sought, and may be will meet at 6:30 p.m. today (Monday), April 24, at taken tq the li,briuYhefore tlie sale dates. For fur- K-Bob's. All members of that committee are en­ ther infonuatWtt,ciill2574335. . couraged to attend. For further infol'DlJl,tion, ~n- tact Dub Holt. . .MQnday,' May 1 . . , -, Wednesday, April 26 ACADBMIC .. BOOSTER CLUB (ABC) will. meet at 'tp.m, :Monday, May I, at Ruidoso Middle , The AMElUCAN ASSOCIATION OF RE· School.' The ,group is sponsQ:ring a. mid-school TIRlill PERSO~S (AARP) Will meet at.10 a.'P. "Befch Pllrly Dance" from 7-W p.m. Friday, May 5, Wednesday, Apnl 26. State Representative nen atthe schooL . . . Hall will be the guest speaker. . Tues9-ay,)\1ay 2 MAlNSTREET RUIDOSO invites the com­ munit.y to its, weekly coffee from. 8:30-9:30 a.D!. The AUXILIARY OF LINCOLN COUNTY Wednesdays. On Wednesday, April 26, the coffee M&DICAL CENTER will Jlleet at 9:30 a.m. Tues- . will be at The Gray Mouse Medicine Bag Co.; 2717 day, :May 2, in1;hif hospitall\llI1ex. The board will -Sudderth. meet at 9:30 a.m. Monday, May 1, inthe annex. . . .' . . ' . .' . .' ." ,'. -' , .. .-' . , . ~ . -., " Wednesday and Thursday, Thursday, May 4 Members of the Lincoln County Medical riddic lobby,sales ,at th~ hospital on Friday, . . Apri126~27 Center Auxiliary (from left), Louise Babers, ,April 21. The, 8,Ll>ciliary operates the Pink , :RUIDOSO WRITERS GUILD will meet at 7 Martha Higginbotham, Inez Tanner, Sally th~"!JP~pita.1 . p.l!1.ThUrsday, May 4, at the Ru.idoso Valley ShQpat and a Thrift Sbop in The Ruidoso Middle School choir, under the Chamber ofCom:merce. . Avery, are .shown at one of the group's pe- another location 10 raise funds for LcMc. ~.~ , . direction ofChurchill Cooke, will perform the musi­ cal "PEACE CBllJl" at 7 p.m. Wednesday and Friday and Saturday, ,.Thursday.. April 26 and 27. in the mid-school gym­ Auxiliary works to help.LCMC nasium. Roger Sowder will serve as master of May 5-6 ~ ceremonies, and Montana Hisel, Jessica Atwood . ana Brian Young will play the lead roles. A $1 The 37th ANNUAL HONDO FIESTA, Fiesta by RICHARD A. HARROLD donation will be collected at the door, with pro­ de la Paloma Blanca, will take place Friday and . Ruidoso News Staff Writer ceeds to be used for Music Department expenses.. Saturday. May 5·6, at Hondo High School. A The Pink Ladies (and gentle­ Mexican dinner will be available at $3 a plate from men) wantyou! Friday, April 28 4-6:30 p.m. The Fiesta, including a play, singing And they would like you to bring and lots of dancing, will be~ at 7 p.D!. both Friday to the Thrifl; Shop, at 140 Nob Hill A BLOOD DRIVE, sponsored by the Auxiliary and Saturday. AdIni.ssion is $3 for adults and $1.50 Drive, anything you would normal­ of the Lincoln Count.y Medical Center, is scheduled for students. ly consider fQr a ~ge sale. ' ! I· from 11 am until 6 p.m in the hospital annex (sec­ The "Pink Ladies and Gentle­ i ond house to the right ofthe hospital:) men," as members of the Lincoln Thursday, May 11 Count.y Medical Center (LCMC)·· I Friday and Saturday, ALTRUSA announces the gala ol;lening night Auxiliary are fondly called, are benefit performance of the Ruidoso Little Theatre dedicated to the improvement of I April 28-29 production of "And Then There Were None," medical care in Lincoln County. Agatha Christie's version of"Ten Little Indians;' at Each year the group spends be-­ I The Ru.idoso Middle School Drama CluIJ will 7 p.m Thursday, May 11. at Cree Meaaows tween $60,000 and.$70,000 on new present ''NIGHTMARE WGH" at 7 p.m. Friday Restaurant. Tickets, $5 each, will be available from equipment for the hospital, said and Saturday, April 28 and 29, in the RMS gym. of will Lillian Steele, treasurer. I members Altrusa Club of Ruidoso. Proceeds ~tember I nasiUJll. Tickets, available at the door, are $3 for gQ to the Lincoln Count.y Food Bank. Since 1988 the auxil­ adults and $2 for students. iary has already spent $23,503.52, reported Inez Tanner, president, to the LCMC Board ofTrustees. I Saturday, April 29 Friday and Saturday, , • For example, the auxiliary pur­ ., COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATIONS May 12-13. chased three trauma carts for the NEW will from. emergencY roOJll at a cost of , FOR SOUTJiERN MExiCO meet . \ 1-5 p.m. Saturday, April 29, at the Swiss Chalet. $10,579.29, said. Steele. RUIDOSO LITTLE THEATRE presents TeIl. Other purchases include an mM Imogene Jones (left) of Ruidoso, and Phyllis Langford, of The main speaker will be Naomi Stewart, manger Little Indians ". "And Then There Were None" at 8 Las Cruces, look over the merchandise at the Pink Shop,ln ,I of the North Hollywood, California, office for com­ typewriter ($1,500). and a CPR ! p.m. Frida! and Saturday, May 12 and 13, at Cree mannequin ($865) for EmergencY the hospital. The Pink Shop will soon have a new window­ munitY concerts. The workshop will be a trainJng Meadows Restaurant. Performances will continue Medical Service (EMS) training, door to increase visibility. session for board members and will deal with the at, 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturl1ay, May 18-20, .saidSteele. various aspects ofthe association. - and May 25·27. Tickets are $5 fOt" adults and $3 for .There is also approximately 'dishl!8, linens, kitchen items, and Ruidoso 88345. students and semors. Reservations for per· $21,000 in pledges for future pur-, other household,goods. Memorial donations are usually Monday through Saturday, funnances and dinner will be taken at CJ;ee chases which include comfortable, Items can be brought to the shop reserved for life saving equipment, Meadows Restaurant, 257·7777. For more ticket in­ reclining chairs for patient visitors during business hours, from 1-4 unless specified. ' May 1-6 formation, call 257-7777 or 257-7395. who may be staying in a room for a p.m. Tuesdays, and 10 a.m. to 4 The auxiliary has approximately long time, said Steele. p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. 114 members, who put in 1,460 The cost of just one of these Donations will be accepted on volunteer hours during the month chairs is estimated at $1,100, Monday mornings, but it is sug­ ofMarch alone, said Tanner. J Steele said. gested you·call ahead first. I RLT presents mystery Announcements Where do they getthis money? The Tbri.fl; Shop phone number Their newsletter, the ''Pink " By selling what you don't want, The Ruidoso News welcomes is 257·7051. Page," is edited by Sally Avery, who , "And Then There Were None," progresses. it is revealed'that each wedding and engagement an­ but wliat someone else might be Pledges and cash donations are is also the director of volunteers. , Agatha Christie's version of "Ten has bis or her own skeleton in the nouncements. Forms are avail­ able to use in the anxiliary Thrifl; also accepted, said Steele. Cash The newsletter has a circulation of Little Indians," will premiere at 8 closet. able at The News, 104 Park Ave­ Shop. The shop is operated and donations canbe mailed to the Hos­ about 200, and is sent to members, p.D!. Thursday, May 11, at Cree David Hall is the director of the nue, but information need not be staffed by volunteers and has no pital Awciliary, PO Box 392, doctors, and to state agencies. I, Meadows Restaurant. Per- play, andis assisted by Jett Crouse. paid personnel. All merchandise is , submitted on one of the forms i fm;mancl!8 will continue at 8 p.Jll. Appearing in the play are Peggy provided to be published. donated. , Friday and Saturday, May 12-13, Allford, Ron Bergeron, Mike Brmn­ With the snmmer tourist season and again Thursday through Satur- low, Shirley B:ruski, Jett Crouse, rapidly approaching, there is a " day, May 18-20, anaMay 25-27. Mary Danielson, Jim Gaddis, Mark need for donations of household " Opeiling:night-wilHJegi:n-'th-a"· ifulli>wa'y~Cem Mceleihm; -Lire m:1Illl-t&~hop,''l'ann,er-- gala benefit party s,POnsored by McLaughlin' andGarl Mori. slUd. • Ruidoso Altrusa. ProCeeds of the Reservations for performances While all donations are gladly t• opening night performance will go and dinner will be taken at Cree accepted, the strongest need is for tothe Lincoln Count.y Food Bank. Meadows Restaurant. Seating is Accordi.IlK to. a news· release, limited for all performances. "And Then There Were None" is an THE FINALTOUCH intriguing murder mystery which Basic admiSsion for the play is BEAU"-V SALON takes place in a mansion on a $5 for adults and $3 for students \ rllJllote island. The guests are and seniors. For more tiCket in­ '. Rainbow center trapped on the island at the mercy foriDation, call 257·7777 or 257. of their unseen host. As the play 7395. .' CUSTOM seAMSTRESS , 258-3099, , seniors who received the 1988-89 Kare.n Lawrence Now Taking Appointments ACT Scholar Certificates. early lind Late Appolntlmmts. - Also Alterations - On The New M~c:o State Depart- Walk-InS Welcome 2$1-59!it.7'I!;...... , ... '. m~nt of'. Education, ib: cooperation " '~Full Sf!rvice Salon" ,u·';~,~:::~~'~l~I..M• ••. ",.!.;."r.<.. campus tl;;~i~rA~~$:3a:a1=~.,.~"""""':"=::!~f~~~=~~~:~""";;'-:ii::::':;i;:;;;;i;'~>ttj.".,t.:,...... "'m';;;-~...,;;,.,;." ...... ' ' . ,.... .•. •. ..i, .SElXllOtl! m New MellICO public and ...~ "'~'il~ !}~;., .." '. . •. . ...• '. <: ' . •• Private hi~ achoollJ 'Yho exhibitep. .••. ...(.,1. , .' .. ~-- .~:;:-&~~hX= ,-:, a~em~nt"-,m'acadeXlU~", " ~. DAVI$, .ANGELA C. JONES . Highaclrlevement is bi'lBed ·upon .~•... TOBY J. 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Monday. April 24. 19&9/ Th'eRl,lldosqNQWS /5A Sports. Warrior,.- <0 track girls• shine-"-ssecond in Artesia Inee-t by CHARl-ES STAl-l-INGS Jemill'er Jimenez fought the heels at 63.52 for third place,.and a Ruidoso NE!WS Sports V)frlter breeze and pushed the shot 2~. personal best. Gabaldon finished in ,-,-'I'h~wdoso---wamors~-track-,-C;harlotte-'l'allman,threw2l-7,cNei--66.t.6i.-.------­ team jmnped a few rungs of the ther placed. Hi~h stepping Missy Gl~din won ladder in the scorin~ department at In the discus, Jimenez won third first m the 300-meter hurdles in the ,Artesia InVitational meet last place with a 96-4 toss. Linder Rad' 52.37. Gosdin also had a 52.27 in Friday. finished fourth at 88-6, her best of the prelims. The coaches' picked Cl!antjll the year. Dona Samuels threw 69- . ArdeD;R Comanche ~ept the War- Bowen in the girls division for com- 11 for her personal best., nllrs rolling by captunng first place , petitllr ofthe week. Nick Nanz was Chantel Bowen, long jumping for in the 800-meter run with Ii the coaches pick for boys competitor the first tinie this season, won third ' 2:32.58, Marcie Stokes finished at ofthe week. ,place with a 14-5 leap; her ·best. 3:05. "Competitor of the we~k is not Amy Wishard won fo~h place'at Caranta made t:he finals in the necessarily the pemon taat wins," 13-11 112. Norma Munllo was sub- 200-meterdash '!flth a 28.52 and said head' track coach Ronny Mas- stantially lower than normal at 13- grabbed fifth place. It was her best kew, ''but the person we think com- 7112 time and marked the :first meet petes the best against ,the comPati- Chantel Bowen feeling power- Caranta has made it to the finals. tion." '. ful, cleared the'hill'hjump bars at 5- She accomplished the feat in both Maskew Clted a.handful ofWar- 4 her best ofthe tear byfar. ,the 1~0- and 200-meter dashes. riors for superior performance, in- 'The 400-meter reIlly team of' LUlsa.T~ captured second cluding Dusty Beavers in the shot Aden Caranta, Murillo, Jennifer place honors In the 3200-meter run put and Ira Sago in the BOO-meter Parker and, Missy Gosdin turned In.12:58.17. Joellyn Comanche took run for personal best times. Sago the trackin 53.81. third place honors at 13:51.12. qualified for ~te. Linder Rad skimmed the '100- The 1600-meter relay team of ,In the gn-ls,. Maskew said meter hurdles in 17.07.1, good Parker, Gab:lidon, Arden~ Con;­ Chantel Bowen tied her school enol;1gh to put her into the finals anche .and WIshard turned m therr I record in the high jump clearing where she finished sixth. Freshman best bme ,of the year at 4:23.35, .. ' the bars at 5-4. Betsy Cull slipped over the barriers good for third place. I Maskew said Amy Wishard ran in 19.94. BOYS DIVISION h!!r best in the 400-meters and Jen- Adell Caranta breezed to the The powerful Lovington Wild~ The gun signals a quick start and is used the practice field. An equal amount of time I ~er i nifer Parker also ran best 400, finals in the 100-meter dash with a cats won the boys division of the over and over again during the week on is used in practicing the baton handoff. I less than a seco';ld behind Amy. 13.69, her persopal best. Linda meet with 101 :points. Other. teams Mas~ smd he was very Hankins finished in 14.96. Yvette included: ArteSlll 74, Goddard 56, respectable 34-7. Robert Childs hit Brazell collected a fourth place with 2:17.9 and Randy Cox ran a 2:32, a pleased WIth Ardena €omancbe's Maldonado closed at 15.31. NMMI 48 Ruidoso 45 and Portales 24-11. a time of44.84. . second faster than his personal best smart race in which she won the Freshman Luisa Tam captured 13.' ' In the javelin, Steve Dankert In the 1600-meter NIck Nanz oflastwee~ 800 meters; second place honors in the 1600- In the field events, Micah Whit- struggled but reeled off a pressure grabbed fifth place honors and a Maskew also .had much praise meter run with a 6:03.41, her per- lock pole vaulted for 10 feet and last thro~ of the meet for 161 feet personal best with a time of Brazell winged home with. a sec­ • for frellhman Lmsa Tam who ran sonal best. Joellyn Comanche, still fiith place. to win the event. Ryan Wright was 5:05.05. ond place in the 200-meter dash ill her best ever ~600 meters. not fully recovered from her recent Chris Torres leaped 19-4 in the off his usual mllTk, pitching the Victor Alonso ran the 400-meter 23.43. Torres captured the Mh ·1 Maskew saId when Joelly~ Com- injury, finished third in 6:18.50. long jump, to make the finals, but spear 126feet.' dash in 56.45. Louis Jimenez closed spot at 24.40. anche and Rach~e ~olstem get The 800-meter relay team of he didn't place. .Rick~y Br~ell raced to a fifth at 58.25. Sago walked away with 3200­ well, the ~am will pIck up some Caranta, Gosdin, Murillo and Amy Dusty Beavers tossed the discus 'place VIctory In the l00-m,:tei dash The BOO-meter relay team of meter run, winning the event in valuab~e 'pomts.. Wishard ran their best time of the ;t3;J feet for third place. Shane Eid-, with a time of 11.41. Chris Torres Sago, Dankert, Torres and Brazell 10:33.84. Freshman Nanz ran a Lovington won the gn-ls bracket year at' 1:52.88, good for second son earned a personal best with a followed with a 11.80. - finished in 1:35.07, the best of the fine 11:06.19, his personal best, for ~th l~ ~ts. R~doso finished place. 99.3 throw. Freshman Jason Keller.ran the year. . fourth place. ' . WIth their highest POInt.total ofthe ,Wishard flew through the 400- Beavers tied ~s personal best 100-meter high hurdles in 19.53 Ira Sago bwmed up the track in The 1600-meter relay team of year at 68. l'ortales finished at 49 meter dash in 63.06, good for see- when he pushed the big ball bear- and didn't place. the 800-meter run, winning, with AlonSo, Jimenez, Keller and "Whit­ 112. 0'ddard was fourth at 45, and ond place and her best time of the ing 44-11 112 for fifth place in the The 400-meter team of rra Sago, his personal best and state qualify- lllck ran a 3:51.93, a team best, for , ArteSIa fifth at 33 112. year. Parker was on Wishard's shot put. Freshman Eidson threw a Dankert, Chris Torres and Rickey ing time of 2:01.30. Keller ran f()urth place. • - • WarriQr golf teaIll qualifies for state

by CHARLES STALLINGS courlles. school golf tournament. Goddard Country Club for Saturday's Ruidoso News Spons Writer Although t,he Goddard Rockets finished first in Class AAA. tournament and shot a team score, .". Ruidoso's golfing Warriors fin­ won the combined two-day AAA Ruidoso golf coach Ridge Bow­ of 315, finishing in the nmnber one ished second among 23 high schools portion of the tournament by six den said it was the first time in slot and beating Goddard by three 'llrttered in the two-day Ruidoso In­ strokes over the Warriors 637 to memory that the entire Ruidoso strokes. ' vitational tournament played last 631, Ruidoso won the second days team won the right to play in the At Alto, Long shot a team low weekend at Cree Meadows Alto 1 tournament over Goddard by three state. The team competing in the 73. Sanders finished at 80, Eg­ Lakes Golf and Country Clnn and strokes atAlto. ' state will be Chris Long, Nathan gleston 80 and O'Neil 82. Inn of the Mountain Gods golf Itwas New Mexico's largesthigh Baudo, Ron Sanders, Toby O'Neil Bowden said aa far as the state and Eric Eggleston. is concerned, the scores will be Bowden said the qualification oc­ twned in as separate tournaments. , curre.d on Friday at the Inn qf the Mayfield won the AAAA division Mountain Gods, one of the tougher of the tournament in a sudden courses in New Mexico. Long shot death over Las Cmces. an 81, Baudo 80, Sanders 79, In Friday's girls tournament at O'Neil 82 and Eggleston 85. The Cree Meadows, the Warriors fin­ combined score of' 322 was one ished seventh. stroke under qualifYing the entire Amy Richardson led the girls team. with a fine 107. " Bowden said the Warriors tied The Warrior JV team also com­ for fourth place over all. In AAA, peted, and finished third against theWarriors were in third place be­ otherWers. hind Goddard and Artesia. Kelly Sivage fired an 88, Aaron .. Bowden said the Warriors Ford 85, Robert Sayner 88 and traveled to Alto Lakes Golf and Keith Henson 97. -Buwling standings

Tuesday Night Mixed League Firsthighseriesteamhandicap:The Won Lost Shysters 2644. ,1. Western Auto 36 16 First high game team scratch: Fair­ 2. Smokey Bear Motel 29 24 way Meadows 896. • 3. Fairway Meadows 28 24 Firsthighgamateamhandicap:Jen­ - -- 4. Radio Shack 27 25 nings Oil 941. Robert Sayner is a thin Warrior with a fat appetite when it 6. Shadow Mountain First high series men scratch: Doug Long ball hitter Keith Henson cleans his golf ball before aomes to downing one of the hundreds of hamburgers fur­ Lodge 26 26 Berg 783. sending the dimpled sphere 220 yards down the fairway. 6. Jennings Oil 25 27 nished by the fraternal order of golfing mothers for the 23 7. Hugh..s Body Shop 24 28 First high series 'men handicap: high schools.who partiCipated in the. Ruidoso Invitational., 8. Otero Electric 24 29 David Hoffer 774. 9. '!'he Shysters 22 30 First high game men scratch: Nick , 10. Krazy Bunch 20 32 Provident! 289.' Firsthighseries team scratch: Fair­ Firsthigh game men handicap: Tom way Meadows 2459. Abernathy Jr. 281. .-RDldosogirl-Bett~rs,winiover Portales ingr-udge lDatch8-1. . '.' ~ b~ CHAALESSTALl-INqS .' . ma~. Tarango broke Warlic1s:ear- Donna Garcia. • " banks andPayen 6-2, 6-1. players, but the kids don't know ended the drama 6-1, 6-3, ''o,.l=\uldoso N~ws SPOrtli! Wnt~r .. ly, U1. bllthgamesand tl1a.t IlpeUed "Talk ~bo\1t tough asllllils; he Crocker said the Warriors bllys how to play doubles." . •", The Ruidosll Warnol'llgitl net- the!liff'erence7-5· 6-3.' , 'said. '''l'h$t gitll1a.B such a will to 8-1 loss didn't tell the story.. Top . seed Skellett lost to Pal and Long lost a close set to ter8 avenged l,ast'Wll$k'Slosll to.the . Chrissy· ~~r' '.overpoWered·· win." ~ ''We J!plit sets with:: the top three Daughrity .. by the closest of Cox and Sae and then folded 7-5,6- .Portales Ramettes with a,ConVlJltl-- MeCheldli Lintonwithsomllofthe . ,Gar' ttfubbedMarisolP,ayen6· seeds," Ctilckersaid. "This ill a good ntarfl!!l:s, 6-3,2-6,6-4. 1. inlffJ-hietory. ". 'L, strongelltbllseline PIlSseS tbisssa~ 1,6-4.. • .' boys teamthattnightbecontenders Collintl,¥ld Haverland close for . • Wardol'll teMiI1 coa 11 .,Mike Slli1. Crocker wonin II breeze 6-1, 6- Crocker slUd 1twas greatto l1a.ve in the district witli NMMI." two Sjlts before.. Haverland ptilled Pai and Brown gave Lamb and erookersaid lashvll$k'll'loSIl; w~3...... ',. . the aggressive pl1J3 of' Amy . Theboyglonevietorywasintheaway64,4-&,6-1. Prt>pestwogoodsetIJofplaybefore ~ ~e bIIst thing t1ult happe 4to the Mikld.Rollerbtought baek some Thllmton be.ck ,on' the court. doubles with Dulltv Sken.,l~and Sl1a.ne LOng. played his. best losing both 6-4.6-4. 1JU'1B. . . ..' of tb1lt mental tougl)ness ot last' Tl1ornten: wore down Jennifer Sian Eric Collins dllWmng a go:OO . on tenniBOf the year before losmg tll a , . . <"They were l't'lady troll wee~" he year to btellk Crista Powell in tW() 6-4, 6-2. . d Daughrity-KennethHaver d toughMett C0JI'.6-4, 4-6. 6-2.· The Warriors win meet the , ~d. "It was ~e mO!lttir~ I've lIeeht;Qugh llt)tll !-:.5t,7-5. . . The doubles teatnofWarllck an team6-.7, 64,7-5.'ClJaitanYil Pili lost ae1o~ til'llt Lovingtbt1. Wildcats at 3 p.m. Tues- ;m.thetlllUl1 ltl, ~e ~. They •. (~assle MCJ.ntosh'll serve& have Crocker bombed Bango and Linton Crooker Baid the wam works on Bet.tI! Albert Sail, hut faded m the ~'Y, April 25, ata parkinRollWelI• . really ~ani;edthiBVIctorY· "k ... Improyed 100 percent tlClCQrding to 6.{),· G.1 ina nnsmatc.K.. .. doubles often. second for. a 6-4,G-() loss. •. . Tllp·Med Manlie WiU'JlC . was coach Ctoeker. . '- . Roller and Mc1ntesh walltel' an "We don't have enli,ugh tl!urtS If. .... Eric Brown couldn't get by Joey the Warrlfitll' finly 'ricthn,.. l~~ing to. McIntosh had uoptohlem with OVer PfiwelhnllSe1f6.!,6-11. .. spteil.d.th:e team out wi~ Singles, Lamb andlost6-1, M. . the. WlImorbt>ys will play hollt : Aimee T~ 'Who hit. every line ShaWria Sel{t~atiflg lier6-3,.&''2. Vincent and Garcia Ieted said ctocker. "In 11 way,lt's ablesl!" Hemanth Pai was .. comeback tll NMMlat '10 lun. saturday, com.... ~ri129, on the c~urtlI:t M Wlbelievilbly fine- Crocbr bad high pr_ tOl the Wardorsrout dominlltini Wit. mg. Other l3ChoolB May have good ~nnd. fin Nils Prope& bllfOl't'l Pro'ileS atScll!lOl HOUll& Park.

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y:---I . • , (lA/The l'll,lldll'lIo News/Mondpy, April 24. 1989 " ' , ' ,.- , . ," ,i ,i ., Elem~iltary' ~~ience , fairr,esults· ar,e ann:ounced '1 • ~

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#!J,$BJ.~Y AAA members. share views ,.-!.incoln.and Otero... County include pickup trucks, raising fines ~ovemor's .--"~."'. and awaiting the signa­ ~otorists shared similar views for speeding and allowing Ill!-to ture: an increase m state gas tax about certain recent legislative is: clubs to negotiate rates with towing from 14 to 16 cents, a ban on open sues with motorists statewide, ac- companies for emergency road ser­ alcoholic beverage containers in cording to a survey conducted by vice. All three bills passed both vehicles and a 20 percent disCQunt the American Auromobile AssQcia- house and senate-l, and now await on auto insurance for good drivers. tion (AAA). Governor Ganey varruther's signa- A questiQn which showed1 a New Mexico AAA members ex" ture. , slightly different response from pressed their feelings about recent " AAA members opposed triple­ Lincoln and Otero county mQtorists legislative issues by responding to a trailers on New Mexico's highways was the expansion of the seat belt member survey in the organiza- and a bill which woUld have al­ law to inclu.clll.;recreational vehicles. tion's magazine. lowed longer trucks was with- More than 16 percent of the mem­ A majllrity of members favored drawn. - bers voted no on the expanded law, bills expanding the seat belt law to Other bills affecting motorists QPposed to 12 percent state-wjdei

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Area groups to meet thi_s week

•. ------<.------, ,-- ---'.. _-- -- The Ruidoso Village Council will -CQnsideration Qf a resolution for Payment. meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April supported Lordsburg in protesting, -Payroll register. 25, in council' chambers at RuidQSQ a national landfill in the State of' -Accounts Payable Register. Municipal Administrative Center. Ne'W MexiCQ. -Treasurer's Report. Items on the agenda include: -Appointments to various -Amendment to Off-System -Information itemS including blIardsand commissions. . Federal~Aid Bridge Replacement restricted use heliport, notification -Appointment ofelectiQn boord. and Rehabilitation Agreement. by Lincoln Cablevision of rate in­ Mee:ttngs ofthe CQuncilare open -Solid Waste Landfill Closures. crease for additional outlets, to the public. minutes from boards and commis­ sions and monthly' departmental ••• ••• ••• reports. ••• ••• ••• -Proposal from Doris Cherry to I', allow free swimming for the luind- The regularly scheduled mlletinB'" ica\,ped at RuidQBQ Municipal The Lincoln CQunty Board Qf ofthe Board ofTrustees for theVtl-. I SWlmming Pool. CODlll1issioners has a regular meet- lage Of Ruidoso Downs will be at 7 -AppliaI by Maurice Sowell, ing pcheduled fur 6 p.m. today }).1\1•. tod!l:r (MOn~dfk/Pril 24, in owner QfTrack ofthe Grizzly, Qfthe (Mcl~y), April 24, in Carrizozo at the Muml:lpal Boo '. $100 business license fee. the LinColn County Courthouse. Itelllllilfthe agenda: include: '. -Financialiltateil1entreport . Ruid~~i;:::alk~l~i:. tor ~~=~~'=~haneewith -Reptlrt from Tim Collins on _an-t;Appom theonS·taf1teOl'L·;bra~~to0, .. ooo.en_'· .HSSD"zegulatioDiLat... Senior ItuidoBO Natural QalJ.Co...... • '" :fro. _.,' CitmensCenter ,' -1."tt!9.tiest for funding ftmn the . close the. patio area between'the -:7Project Agr!!8men.t No, BR-O- Water Defense AsllOciatilln .. Ruidoso PUblic .. Library md the 7527(4); County Bridge Replae&­ -;:"'C'onsidepttion of' the purchase • Senior Citizens Center. men.t, . .'. of.ll sanitation truck and dump. -Preli!uinarY report on .Eagle· ·.-LegalServicell· Agreement·.· sters. . .' , .. Creek well testitil'!. P~ns & Brymt.P.A. '. .. ." . -Presentationsof'certificatelJof'' . . -Renewal of agteementwith .-COntract Qh8Jlge Order No. 2 appreciatillnlind a letter Ill' «cemn- Ruidoso Emergenlly' Medical Sel'" lIIId Notice to Proceed Ft. Stanton mOdation. . ~ces for emergency medical ser- Road Reconstruction Pr~ecl;. . '" vices FOr a year, -PMOTechnical. Services\ .. -Au.thorization to ll!que-st ~ent, .'. . ••• ••• , ::~i1 Wat;er~tewardship ~, . proposals torlegalservicelJ. .' t • ., md • -~uest • from Water nefense ....-. .1'he Municipal Airport Planning • Associationtorf'urtUlJ.· .-Participationin the ~989 Fire Boa.rd will meet at 2' p.in. Wednes- . , , -Review 'ottheenhlllIced911 Protection.FundDistrlbution. ·• dayj Aflril2& ineouncl1·chambers • E~~~ency Reporting Syiltelll:S Act. -BudgetIn«etlSe/J)ecrease COr-. of RuiaosoMunicipal Administra-. .-'Ii• i,. . . . . oJlllideration of a joint l'iI!CtioD$. ti'leCenter.' .... .P!Wl'l!1'Il'a8'l'eetnentwiththe State of -Resolution No. 77-5f:J. ,Budget . Meetings of the platmi":« 1JOlrtd N. Meiico. Public Safety Depart. ~eblle. lite open tothe publIC. ment. . • -Authority tolillitte' Vouchers • ~' • \ . . \.." '1elll ..•..• . ll.n .' ~1lIi.s· l Ct"wmWIF'T UT "Tnt''sIn o,,"WS' !til 'mol' eu nne#' rSliiIItili:ail'rill:'.'IIifllillrill'.'.!?SfTIIPllm.-"1I.mIiCIiPllirllle.!".::lliU.ClIl••'IIi'MIIIFllittlii"-'rIll"iI ·..a.51 III'·ilr.·_tttlll·lIie..· rr""..'1'111·111 ' #1111··..: ·····011 -,liifh.'oiili'<;;;;-.,..'MilO'.tt· ' IS.'" +0_ _' r ..w..'..l ' '' •__ r • ..rd· ' - '5 _ - _ wettb · ;.:;-.. :fttt..·· " -,.'.' .. ..

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'"." ' , _~.' .'O'~ ~...... ,~.,-- ;~-:.,-, : .; ", ;'c ""_..... '" _ ...... c",'"w" ...... ,.,w,_.. ',.. .. _';---,.," ,: " Continued·,fr-om·page--1A--""""," ond ' ill ' the '1988'·qiiiiitei"'Jiiit8e 'other horsemen, is excited aoout" .., .., lead& th~ trainer standing at Sun­ trainer standings. Silmnons arrived the new management and the land Park, is expected for the 1989 on April 18, from Bandera Downs changes in the barn area at the seaS/ln, as is Oklahoma trainer inTexas. . ' track CIIcil Crabtree, who is. bringing Simmons is well-stocked with John Goodman's stable arrived

.-~-""-, -~' ~ three-year-old---,.' --, ------,,- talene""".---,-, inclnding Su- April 17, the first dilY l;hesta}>l,!!" .. ~;e Gillfr:~tli S~itbe~~tii~ per De :{{as, who dead-heated for area was open. Goodman's as­ grounds with the winner ofthe first third in the 1988 All American sistant trainer John Pape brought Jeep Quarter HorseJThoroughbred Futurity. Simmons also trained nine horses from Manor Downs Challenge of 1989 and track record 1986 All American Futurity winner near Austin, Texas. Eventua,lly, the holder at Sun;Iand Park, Cherokee Ronas Ryon. ' Goodman stable will have 20 horses LaJre. . Simmons is especially excited atRuidoso Downs. Ruidoso Downs 1988 Horse of about .Super De :{{as, who had Included in the first set of ar­ the Year and Best Handicap Horse, surgery on both knees over the rivals was Financial Aid a six­ Crusher Run, will be under Paul winter. year-old gelding who won the Gene Smith's shedrow. Terrell Davidson "His first race will be the :{{ansas ,Hensley Handicap at Ruidoso is bringing 1988 Best Sprinter of Derby Trials," said Simmons. "He Downs in 1987 and.L988. Financial the Meet, Lil!'htfoot Lil. Davidson is likes the track and has been train- Aid had chips taken out of his also bringIng 1988 Ruidoso ingwell," he added. ' knees over the winter, and Pape ex­ Thoroughbred Derby winner Musco Of the 15 two-year-ofds in his Pects the gelding to bounce back. Duck barn, Simmons is expecting a lot 'We started back on him a Doyal Roberts, the leading 'from a filly named Ramble With Ef­ month ago," said Pape. "He's an old thoroughbred trainer at Ruidoso fort owned by Charles B.Albrecq of horse, so it- doesn't take much to Downs in 1988, is brin~ng the 1989 Newhall, California. bring him back," he added. . New Mexico Breeders Association "She seems like our best two­ Trainers are working their HQrs§)tl" tr:~inerfi and ~table ,hands are ar­ Exercisjng and working out on the track Sales Stakes at Sunland Park, Fly year-old so far," said Siminons. 'We horses on the track, crews are put­ riving daily at Ruidoso Downs Race Track. are daily scehes now. Dragoness. didn't want to run her in Texas. We ting final touches to the remodeling '0' _,,,....Anumber of horses already are feel she's, a little immature and we and painting in the stands and the on the track, including 31 trained wanted to give her a little time." countdown has begun for the 1989 .. by Arnold SimDil.Ons, who was sec- Simmons said he, as well as racing season. , • .. , : ' Local horse sale • graqs lllake good Six horses that passed through Billy Pittman of Jacksonville, Flor­ the sales ring at the All American ida, for $23,000 at the All American Yearling Sale and Ruidoso Super Yearling Sale, ran the fifth fastest ., Select Sale last summer have time ofthe day with a 17.755. earned berths in the 1989 Sun Staunch Haunch, owned by ... Country Futurity Finals at Sun­ Homer Garza of Mesquite, New land Park. Mexico, also ran a 17.755. The colt, The Grade I event will be run sired by Staunch Avenger, sold for Sunday, April 30, and has a $5,000 last year at the Ruidoso Su­ $191,480 purse. Value to the win­ per Select Mixed Sale. Obelisk, ner is $76,679. owned by Jackie Spencer of Alto, Trials were Friday, April 14, New Mexied, ran the eighth fastest with 11 divisions. Pos.t Oak Farm's qualifYing time, 17.815 seconds. Do No Wrong, won his division with The colt, sired by Dash for Cash, a 350-yard time of 17.650 seconds, was purchased for $92,000 ilt the the second faste&t time'ofthe day. J\ll American Yearling Sale. .. Special Project had the fastest Three horses qualified for the time ofthe day, 17.545 seconds. Do Sun COURtry Futurity Consolation No Wrong was purchased at the that passed through the sales ring Ruidoso Super Select Sale for last summer. The Hooking Bull and . $22,500. . Race Car Red were both purchased ,. The third fastest time went to at the All American Yearling Sale .. . Timely Rhythm who ran 17.685 for $15,000 and $5,000 respectively. • seconds. "'l'he filly was repurchased Le Tusk, who was purchased for for $5,000 at the 1988 All American $9,700 at the Ruidoso Super Select Yearling Sale. Sale, also qualified for the consola­ 'Strawberry Silk posted the tion. - fourth best time 17.705 seconds. The 1989 Ruidoso Horse Sale Co. The filly, sired lDy Beduino, was has scheduled its sale fot August Track workers and their four-legged charges are getting biggeSt and best year of racing in Ruidoso Downs Race purchased for $100,000 at· last 23-26. The sale will be at the geared up for what track operators have said will be the Track history. Racing begins Mav 13. year's Ruidoso Super Select Sale. Ruidoso Super Select Sale Pavilion Power Train, who was sold to in Glencoe, New Mexico. , Parks & Rec board asks for direction Members of the Ruidoso Parks Chairman Lynn Willard asked if tions. for growth in the department. She and Recreation Comn'1ission want and when a director will be hired to 'We have a great bunch of em­ said Wingfield Park. development some answers from the village ad­ replace Daryl Obermueller who ployees who know exactly what to will begin in the next fi&ca1 year. ministration. resigned recently. He also wanted do and when to do it," said Dur­ The News was not notified by During a special meeting Friday, to know the commission's role in ham. members of the commission of the they questioned village manager planning for the department and Potter and Varley explained that planned meeting,' but Chairman Frank Potter, division head Becky asked about village parks and budgetary considerations are close­ Willard said the meeting wasn't in­ Bell-Durham and finance director recreation priorities. . ly related to setting priorities. tended to be closed. A caller John Varley over the future plans Village staff said a director will Durham said the current plan is notified TheNews that he was told for the Parks and Recreation De­ be hired, but meanwhile employees to maintain current services and the meeting was closed to the pub­ partment. are contiquing department opera- programs, with no immediate plans lic.

Pinewood Derby

Ruidoso scouts and their dads and sponsors have fun at the annual Pinew09d Derby race. Dads get , two racers started (above) and two anxious scouts and the judge watch closely at the finish line.

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TheFJrStTJiWUIer til'July ana-sometiui'es even Au­ In the early afternoon of April gust, nineteen the temperature was up And then-are you dreaming? past eight and heat waves were Just over the hill to ·the northwest simmering along the meadow and came the rumbling, reverberating, the little dirt road, The pinon, deep base voice of the approaclring cedar and all the Mountain Chil­ rain. One of the sweetest sounds in dren of Mother were conserving the world to our mountain their moisture, patiently waiting, homeland---flurely the answer to a kno~ from long experience-that prayer by Mother earth. A2ain the April 1S a dry month in the melodious voice from fue sky mountain land-that oftentimes sounded and the gray eloud ap­ rain does not arrive in the vale iJn-. peared over the hilltop,, A cool

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• ; , 10A I.The Ruidoso News I Monday, Aprll24,1S8S '. S'with announces·for governor Las Cruces resiqent Ruben SmithilJ-li'l:I1ndidate'iOr -the Deme). ~~J'tie:';I~eu'=ee~e:lfte~~n'le~:-:~~~~f=e:ndl~M~: eratic nominatiOn for governor. lators aneJ governors of both dren and youth issues.. SDJith, in Ruidoso last week to ~es, SDJith said ha has drawn "I can go back and show you speak to the Lincoln County Demo­ . own conclUllions. what I've done on economic devel. crats, stopped ~y The News to an­ "The next governor is going to opment at home," said Smith, nounce ms pllU).B. SDJith and his wife, Liz, luive a travel agelley in :;::e:,~!r~~an~li~~~~~: d:~~p~:~;d:::tt:om::s~:n'~i" Las. Cruces,. where.he-also 118rv8S as his knowledge of -andabllity to ,a:re-elosely-tied. .... ".~ ---~ president ofC.B. Smith & Sons and work with the1iystem are in his fa- While the Smiths, who have is managing partner for the Central VOr' "The next governor is going to . three 'children, have comDJitted Loan Company. have to have credibility with both themselves to winning the . I After seven years in the House parties," said Smith, adding that he .gubernatorial race; the candidate of Representatives, SDJith said he believes he has developed that bi- adDJitted tire decisiO!l to rim believes he has proven his leader- partison respect. prompted hll;n .to give up one ofhis first loves. SIDlthhas been a mem­ ber of the EI Paso Symphony Or­ che~tta for 21 years, where he was principal bassoonist until he r-esigned last week to-conCentrate '.. on his campaign. . During the past 6O-day session, Smith said he voted ,against the video gambling bill that was SlIP­ ported ~y a great many Ruidoso residents. SDJith said he has never < supported a lottery or any kind of ganibling.· . Prom night "There are more positive ways to achieve eeonoDJic development," Kenny Trapp and Rachel Garrett are was played out all over the areli Satur­ said Smith. shown as Rac::hel pins a flower on her day evening as spruced-up teens got As SDJith embarks on the campaign trail, he promises' to date's lapel for the Ruidosq High reac;ly for the big night. Prom was at the wage anunusUaJ. and innovative School Junior/Senior Prom. The scene Inn of the Mountain Gods. campaign that he sars hEds op· tiDJistic enough to believe will .end for him on the fourth floor of the Roundhouse. 'You'll see things happen that you've never seen happen in any RUBEN SMITH campaign," said Smith. - NM retarded citizens group Enchiladas . James 'Paxton of Ruidoso Rotary is shown serving up one plans convention at the Inn , of· thousands of en­ Renowned author Robert Perske at 9 a.m., Thursday, April 27, at "Job Hunting Skills," and "Are We chiladas devoured last will be the key-note speaker at the the Inn. The registration fee is $25 Havinlf FUn Yet?" a discussion ~n week during the twice­ state convention for the Association and does not include meals. issues m human sexuality. for Retarded Citizens of New Mexi- ''With a Little Help From Our The convention will close at 7 yearly Rotary En­ co (ARC), planned fur April 27, 28, Friends" is the theme for the con- p.m. Saturday, April 29, with a chilada Day. Funds 29, at the Inn of the Mountain velition, hosted by the ARC chapter banquet at the Inn. raised are used for Gods. ofLincoln County. Dancing is scheduled for after· scholarships and other "Perske's presentation will en- Workshops are available for wards with entertainment provided Rotary projects. courage and inform parents and professionals, family members, and • by the Best Bet Jazz Band'from professionals to help them to better people with mental retardation. Ruidoso. meet the needs of persons with More than 200 people from mental retardation," an ARC press 'around the state.are expected to at- . For more information, contact release stated. tend." Registration for the three days of Workshops designed for people Phyllis Schlegel at 648-2983, or El­ conferences and workshops begins jOwith mental retardation include lie Bannister at 648-2379. .

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The New Mexico Farm Obituary and Livestock Bureau has donated $1,000 to Ruidoso and EI pago since 1938. J'Nevel~ Carpenter ofFort Worth, the Water Defense As­ Nell Chapman She married Trnman Chapman Texas. Survivors include a brother; sociation. Shown in . March 23, 1923, in Mem'phis, Joe Graham Robertson of Ruidoso; Santa Fe presenting Nell Chapman ofEI Paso, Texas, Texas. Her husband preceded her sister, Anna Bethel Roberson died Wednesday, April 19, in her in death on Febl"lllll'Y 24, 1989. Brown of Ruidoso; 22 grand­ the check is James Chapman's father's name was children, 38 great-grandchildren McDaniels (right), pres­ home after a short illness. She was 83. Jesse Verett Wbiteley, and her and six great-great-grandclrllilren. ident of the Lincoln Funeral services were scheduled mother's name was Della Edith Lee Pallbearers were Christopher County Farm and Live­ for 2 p.m. Saturday, April 22, at Roberson. Shelton, Truman Lee Nelson, Jesse stock Bure8l,l... Hubert LaGrone Funeral Chaper. She is survived by son and . Nelson, Kevin Culver, Daryl Car­ Quintana (Ie'ftl and The Reverend D.D. McAnally, a daughter-in-law Jerry Don and penter and Mark Chapmlli:l. Honorary ~~arers were Kenneth Nosker, both grandson of the deceased, was Janice Chapman of Stockton, Cali­ scheduled. to be the officiating fornia; daughters and sons-in-law Steven Shelton, .ght Culver and of WDA, accept the crergyman. . Charlotte and Bob McAnally of Ft, Sidney Underwood. check. . Chapman, a home~r, was Worth, Texas, Dorthea and Don Chapman had also been ., "'om May 8, 1905, m Belknap, Nelson of EI Paso, Nancy Carolyn preceded in death by a daughter, Texas, and had been a resident of and Glenn Culver of El Paso, and Trllmanell Shelton Elledge.

\Vant. To Hear That 35% Off Cash Register REGULAR RATES! Jingle More Often? ~ Your Ad This Size We'd like to·help•••AND Is Only $30 Per Week! Sa~e , You Money I i Here's How: Don't Miss Out , • I . .. I I 1. In cooperation with other merchants'offering bargains, get big-ad bripact You've Got SalesTo Gain,.·· for 5 weeks* for just $30 per week. **... And Nothing 2. Feature a different item in your ad every Monday, and make the item's price gopd for a full business week, Monday through Saturday, so that your • To Lose! r customers have lots of chance~ to come see you! . '. . I ··(A·Mond-aythought:Uyouwanf:those coun-ty customerstocome seeyou on" ,,', ,. - ,..,... _~.",._- .,Advertlsing.DErsdilnIJ:i'hul'sdaYt· April 27, 0:00 p.m. a weekend; your Monday ad will get to them before the weekend.) . .' ~ .·Monday, May 1; Monday, May 8; Monday, May 15; MOhday, May 22; May 29. .. ""Retail Advertisers Oroy. . I, .. ~. THIS SPECIAL AD' DEAL IS GOOD FROM· MAY l' THROUGH MAY 29 ". • " . ,..

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Three cheers for the Lincoln County CommissionI • When commissioners Robert Hemphill, Karon Petty'. and RiCk Simpson were elected, they said th~y would keepclose tabs on county legal costs.•The three took immediate action to do just that.

~ They told the county attorney to stay home. from meetings, arranging to contact their legal advis,er with specific questions, instead of having him sit through hours of rouUne business. , The Lincoln County Commission and county man­ ager Nick Pappas. after advertising for proposals on . legal services, negotiated a legal contract with a monthly ceiling of $3;000. The group set up guidelines for askingfor legal advice thatshould control the hours the county attom1i3Y is called on to spend on county business." •

"We're getting 'a dollar's worth of service for a dollar paid out." explained Pappas, ,noting the legal contract is for $60 an hour, 50 hours a month-no travel, no overhead and no extras.

• In a time when some municipal. and, county leaders. seem hesitantto make a decisior.l without legal advice, it's refreshing when elected officials are willing to take • responsibility for their actions. All too often we see city and county attorneys sitting in on every meeting of, not warm and the humidity was so more pieces of newpaper lying only the governing bodies, but also appointed boards highyou could slap water out ofthe around than The News puts out in and commissions. The practice of having an attorney Reporter's air. When w!' arrived in Ruidoso, oneotitseditions. ""the temperature was somewhere Everyt;bIDg was piled so high present for every meeting can get very expensive. below freezing. Of course, every throughout the house, we hardly That's not going to be happening under the current coa\; we had was packed away saw the cats for a week. The only county legal con!ract. Round somewhere in the front ofthe truck. way we knew they were still around re~arly . The first few weeks in a new was they would appear at • By Brian Blalock house are always the most difficult. feeding time aild we would oc­ The Lincoln County Commission should be com­ , Trying to find out which box we put casionally see the crumpled news­ mended for this big stepto curb the escalating costs of Anyone who has mmred a great cats in the car with her. The uts the towels in became the house papers move as they went from distance knows what fm going hate riding in the car. The only game for the first three days. Next, room to room. . county. government. Way to go, commissionersl-fj through. time they get in one is. usually to go we tried' to locate the cooking Atter two weeks of unpacking, My wife and I recently moved to to the vet. So getting them in the utensils, then living room stuff, hauling out trash, moving furni­ Ruidoso from East Texas. The move car was kind of like grabbing a then bedroom stuff. On and on it ture, storing boxes and putting up itself was not difficult, we loaded hornets' nest without getting stung. wel).t for days. clothes, we finally have our lives everything into'boxes, sho'ved it all No wonder my wife was not her When we finally had everything alid home almost back in order. in a rented truck and took off. sweet adorable self when we ar­ unpacked, we had more boxes in Now, if I can just figure, out My lucky wife drew the short rived in Ruidoso, 15 hours later. our house than the grocery store which drawet my wife put my clean probably receives in a week and straw and had to take both of our When we left; East Texas, it was socks in! RALJON PUBLISHING INC. Jack Kent Cooke Chairman of the Board and continue to work toward that everyone for all their good wishes Ken Green. Publisher end. That means fQrming political and prayers during these weeks. Rolland Ramos. BusineSs ~anager F,r~nkie Jarrell, Editor 'Letters to the editor alliances with our neighbors to the Hope to see you all soon.• Carmen Edwards, Ad Manager Gay Stokes."C(omposlng Manager north, Qrganizing within Qur own GiniJordan Copyright 19S9, Rallon Publishing Inc. DEAR EDITOR: letters soliciting supp<>rt for the CQunnunity, and raising mQney to Peoria, Dlinoie Mailing address: P. O. Box 128, Ruidoso, NM 8S345 TQ read last Thursday's ed,itoriaI bill. However ifwe are ever gQing to fund Qur e:ffQrts. DEAR EDITOR: Phone: (5Q5) 257-4001 regarding the governor's veto ofthe see gambling in any fQrm in But, ifwe dQ nQt take tbat direc­ H anyone ever asks me what I The Ruidoso News resaNes the right to reject advertising and edit copy that It considers video gambling bill, you would RuidQSQ, the entire community is tion, be prepared to take Qn a very would do with the airport land, I objectionable. Uabillty for any error In advertising shall not exceed the value 01 the actual strQng hQrse racing lobby. splice in which the oO'Or occurs and shall b9 satisfied by correction I. ~ the neKt Issue. No think that Ruidoso is like a spoiled gQing to have to make a total rom­ might try to {lommunicate the fol­ portion of The Ruidoso News may be used In any manner without the expressed. written child that 'screams' ~very time it mitment to the project just as we Rick Evans lowing: save and conserve it to CQn­ consent of the publisher. Ruidoso tain of did not get its way. . did with the Sierra Blanca RegiQnal (in the future) some the fQl­ Subsa1pllonratesIn advance - Singlecopy, 35cenls. MaI1 deliveryonly: single copy. $1 ; Let's get reall This cilunty and Airport (thattoQk 20 years).. lowing: one year out of county. $32; one year within county. $30: six months out 01 county. $30; Ruidoso supported GaITey Car­ RuidQst>'s support Qf the video DEAR EDITOR: labQratorieslclassroomslexhibits six monthswithincounty. $28. Homedeliveryonfy: monlhJy. $3.50;minlmumttH-eemonths. ruthers very strongly' in the last gambling bill was like someone This is a letter to let all our gQod of the following: ideas and exam­ $10.50..Call (505) 257·4001 ror home delivery. election, and those of us that kept trying tojump on a bandwagQn and friends in RuidQSO know that Jack ples re: air, water, food., shelter, clo­ The Ruldoso News (USPS 472-800) Is published each Monday and Thursday by Raljon up with the campaign remembered missingl The bill was not originated bad the hip surgery April 4. He is thing and fire. PublIshing Inc.• 104ParkAve.• Ruidoso, NM 88345. Second classpostage paidatthe Post his promise not to suppoJ:!; gam­ in RuidQSO or by any of Qur elected now at home and gaimng strength Heartfully yours Office at Ruidoso. NM 88345. Postmas1er: Send address changes to TNt RuIdoso News. bling legislation in New Mexico. representatives. each day. M.K. Andenon P. O. Box 12S. Ruidoso. NM 88345. I, too was very disappointed in If this rommunity truly wants We want to thank each and Ruidoso the governor's veto. I personally video gambling, we should accept was involved in mailing Qver 800 the governor's veto as a challenge

.Capitol Com'ments by Kate McGraw

.And Is JQe OIling To Switch?... The Qfficia1s told the activists ...Lotaa chatter abQut GOP hon- that rather than just wave signs chos pressuring CQngressman JQe and hQld talliest it might be mQre Skeen t<>give up that seat and run cQn8tructive to uevelop rounty and for gQvernQr.· city <>rdinances to monitor the ship- Will he do it? Na~l ~ ~on't think menta ofmdioactive waste. so. The Republicans t.IlinJt Bruce is The catch is, CQunty Attorney gQing to be the· Democratic NQrman Osborne warned, that lIuch • nominee, see, and they" think JQe ordinances cannot simply· ban can ClltUlWr him. .,. WIPP shipments. But Joe's ~ for governor twice The activists from Concerned and lost twice...and·· besides, be- Citi:l:ens f<>r Nuclear Safetr mut­ tween .good-ole-boy JQe ~dgQod- tered "Oh, shoQt," or the eqtuvalent, ole-b<>y.Brnce, whtit's to choose? and said they'd rea!ly.rather have. There's stl.ll a Demo majQrity of the county eomnusS1Qn pass a voters in New Mexioo. Why resolution l)aUing for a.ban on wouldn't the Democrats 'VQte for WIPP shipments until "the safety their own good-ole-bQY?? Qfthe citizel1$is guarante~d." **+****** *'" '" . Guaranteed, mind you. Guaran:- SomeAnti-WlPPActivi ta...... yteo.~ hetowt··Wl'f..-.,,:f1.tJt.we.~~t.ab~ ...l~.. ·d.el3.t, ...~.rtisaiitii.FemetWitli iili.tii. Fe ,\bg...... ""'" GO'" ",,,An . Oounty oft1ci~s last wee . ti) talk . Even though a resolution has no about publiesllfety issue (Lotsa foroo of lliw, it would let Congress fQlks·in. the. eapl,tal cil!Yate.un-· know how Santa Fe eOl1$tituentll happy 'euz. It'S dawned on them feel, they s!rld.· '. that some ofthe nllkewaste headed Not to mention call for sOme­ for the WlPP lliOO· will travel thing nogovermnent has'managed through S~ta Fe. lUght through to aChieve sinoothe beginning of Santa Fe, on .the officially- time. . dellignaOOd most dangerous. sl;teef:' Guarantee thl't safety of citizens . in. town.) .. indeed... , ;" • , V .... . ". -,-. . .' ..,..,.---', '·-.n-··=--",' ._", '.. ~. ". '. "' ....,..,.._.,..... _;-~.~.._".~.F_._.:-.""_"~ __P*_.._'~.. ~4.,.,• '·~_,.,,' ki ..P; ' 'i ,, +''"",.".,"" fl_F'_ .. '.. . I' ,"~' '," <, .. "...... -_,~-"'-, . '. - ~ • , i • II '. '" . ( , . • :~al The A",ldDIIIO HEliN. 1M

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• • - 9th day ofApril, 1968. LEGAL No:rICE pointed Personal Representative of (606) 624-2420 Di ill VS. and CALL FORBIDS the Estate of JACK M. ROBERT- The Informatiori for Bidders, NOTICE OF HEARINGv. ALTO CONSTRUCTION Lot 23, Block 14, Unit 5, The Ruidoso Board ofEducation SON, Deceased. All persons having Form of Bid, Form of Contract, BYPUBLICATION COMPANY.!.(INC.}j A New ALTO LAKES GOLF AND desires to receive bids on claims against this estate arere- Plans, Specifications and Forms of THE STATE OF NJiJW MEXICO: Mmdco vorporation; coUNTR;Y CLUB maintenance of office machines for quired to present their claims Bid Bond. Performance and Pay- TO: JO NELLE HALL • T.J. DEASON, JB.j SUBDMSION, Lincoln the 1989-90 school year. within two (2) months after the ment llond, and other Contract TO: JAMES T. ~i':'- ~gR~~ON, County. N Mexico, as Specifications are available in date of the first publication of this Documents may be examined at the TO: KENNETH R. SLAUG . m shown by·the platthereoffiled the office of the Superintendent of Notice or the clalms will be forever following: TO: CAROLYN WEBSTER Ji'i'J!lH, ; in the o:ll;ice ofthe County Schools, Sid Miller, 200 Horton Cir- barred. Claims must be presented Atkins Engineering Associates TO: ALL UNKNOWN HEmS GEORGE C.CLIFF; Clerk and Ex-officio Recorder cle, Ruidoso, NM 88345 or tele- either to the Personal Representa- 2904 W. Second, :P.O. Box 3156 OF JAMES T, HALL AND ALL CA ANUE8S0N; and ofLincoln County, New phone 257-4051. tive at P.O. Box 2295, Ruidoso, NM Roswell, N.M. 88202-3156 UNKNOWN PERSONS WHO JEANANDERSON; Mexico on the 8th day ofJuly, .Bids will be opened and read 88346, or filed with the District (505) 624-2420 HAVE OR CLAIM ANY Defendants. 1969. aloud at the regular Board meeting Court of Lincoln County! P.O. Box Copies maY be obtained at At- INTEREST IN THE ESTATE No. CV·88-U7 lll)d on May 9. 1989,.at 7 p.m. atthe Ad- 725, Carrizozo, NM 8830 . kina Engineering Associates, 2904 OF JAMES T. HALL. NOTICE OF'SALEDivisioD m Lot 27. Block 14, ofALro ministrationOtlice. DATED: April 14, 1989. West Sei:ond Street, Roswell, New DECEASED, OR IN THE LAKES GOLF AND COUNTRY The Board reserves the right to IslMelB. O'Reilly Mexico. upon pllY.Jllent of$35.00 for MATl'ER BEING LITIGATED NOO'ICE is hereby given that by CLUB SUBDMSION, Unit 5. reject any and all bids and waive Personal. RepreSentative each set. The $35.00 payment is IN THE HEREINAFl'ER virtue of Judgment entered in the Lincoln County, New Mexico, all technicalities. Rebecca E. Wardlaw Non-Refundable. MENTIONED HEARING. District Court of Lincoln Coun¥.. as shown by the platthereof fslSid Miller O'Reilly &; Wardlaw, P.C. The Owner reserves the right to Hearing on the Petition filed by Newtrexico, in Cause No. 88-1 7 filed in the office ofthe Superintendent P.O. Box2296 waive ~ informalities or to reject the undersigned Personal Repre- on. e ani day- of April, 1989 'County Clerk and Ex-officio Ruidoso Municipal Schools Ruidoso, NM88345 anyor bids. sentative settingforth il. Petition for wherein Ruidoso State Bank, a Recorder ofLincoln Countr, Legal' 61783t(4)24,27(6)2 (505) 258-503$ Each bidder must deposit with Order of Complete Settlement of New Mexico Banking Corpor~tion, New Mexico, July 8,1969 m • • Attorneyfor Personal. his bid, security in the amount, Estate bv Personal Ren...esentative is Plaintiff and Alto Construction Tube No. 344. LEGALNOTICE RepreslllitatiVe .. form lind sUbject to the conditions will be' 1i~1d at the DisttictCourt of Company (Inc.), a New'Mexico Cor- and NOTICE OF Legal.8185 2t(4J24<5)1 proers~.·ded ~ the Information to Bid-.. Lincoln County. New Mexico, sit- poration. T.J. Deason, Jr:'.:June C. Lot 11, Block 1. SIERRA PUBLlCMEETJNG d - ting in Carrizozo, NeW' Mexico. on Deason, Geo)'ge M. Slaugnter, mJ BLANCA SUBDIVISION. Unit The Lincoln Courity Planning LEGAL NOTICE' Attention of bidders is particu- the 5th day of May, 1989, at 9:00 ~C. Cliff, C.R. Anderson, ana I, as shown by the plat and Zoninjr C_isllion shall hold larIy called to the condition of .'el ck Jean :Anderson are the Defendants, thereoffiled mthe office ofthe . their:.;e~ meeting at 7:00 p.m., ADVER'1'ISING FORBIDS employment to be observed and 0 Purs~t to § 45-1-401, notice of the undersignedwiU offer foX' sale CoUnty Clerk ofLitwoln County,' ,on Thurs1&:r, April.27. ,1989, at the Separate sealed bids for con- minimum wage rates to be paid un- the time and plac~ of hearing on at public vendue to the highest bid- NIlW Meldco, onthe 25th day Dr. Wood s Annex m Lincoln, N.M. HS~2'ul~f~.eXJlo'flo~~~ wree~;"l N'ed0'. dar the ?,ntract. said .Pe~tion is hereby givenyou by der for~s~'at the.t'rc!nt.entrance of ofJuly.1967, Thl! purpose of this meeting is.to.,... W.Ill...., --v No bidder nillY withdraw his bid ' publication, once each week; for two th~ MumCilP!U Building, V~ge of and . hold a joint workshop meetillg.~ byl' the y.¥Iagtil~of'ICOOapi~nMat-!f.~Vil" Within ao days afterthe actWll date. consecutive we.ekil. . RtAAoso, Rwdoso,New MeDCO,Q!)'. Lot 26, BlOck a, LAKESIDE • tween the Planning and Zonmg age HlUl un: 0:...... , ..~ 1,5 ofthe dptl'iiib.g. . WITNESS the hand and Beal of the 24th d~y of~y,1989, at 10:00 ESTATES SUBDIVISION, ClIJf!mission, the Lfuc6ln lIistoric 1989 and then at said otIice. pUblic- Eacli bidder s:ball be a licetlSed thia Court this .20th day of' April,' a,m.,. all nghtl!.of.the Defendants Lincoln County, New Mexico Preservation ~ and the Lin- l:r=edandtjla~a!oud. . New MeDco contractor whose ]i- 1989. . ' .. , .' Alto CollBtrUction ClompllDY (Inc.), asshownb,tliemaRthateof coln County Bolird. of Com" ti"n .Jt~l,!1ese··ct~.ption .and Loca- censeis ttpp:toptiate:forthe~.iIf . fslNhu:go&LJndsay .a- NeW M..exioo+ C~aj:i0Dn, T.J.. filedinthe office oCthe ..... missioners to dillClllls.the Lincoln U U~ 'U""'UJ work included inthill ptCllOJ'eet; The District'CourHlletk .'DeaSOn...r.....une u •.'. ellllon, CloimtyCllerk,andE;I:-offi.cia . . '.. 'Historic :Preservation ordinance ApP!oxlmately 1 mile westofthe !icetlSe~ andnwnber shall be. BYl/slJoN.,..e Ball George . M..SI;a\lghter, m,' tU).d Reeorder~Lincoln County" .. aDd some of.tb,e specific problelllll' 'Jet; N.M. 2.14 (Pl. Stanton ·1nCluded.·with the bid.ders .signatUre , .P$'Sowil 'D~Dtative ~e,C~ClitE'm and to thecfollow. '. Newf$ale,l'day 18, LEG %~c'coua ·.~lE:ri::::nttaCt-...... ~~~~1~2t(4~2... P.O.. O...... 00 -···. .' 'l'WELFl'BJUDICIALand' . "StljleCi-,"l:i·...•..... 0...... ~- 1..~ J!-~"-b" JNJ1Ii~oT!,'l\'l!.. BoxJU6eJ:12~J07 ~ OLN'·MBUCO~~ &:tin1h~ ~~t:f$200.00 ..·P .....TIIE Capitan(5'ONe'W)ar!¥.. 8$316 'NiW ...... , ".' J>ISTBICl' COURT Lot 9, BloCk 11,U1iita, ALT() this . 5 .aOB~Njit¥=f.l' EN%~ER:and~ Addtessot,:=1C:·i.=~= ,ryL::~p:.~.·.rIVI.e:!&*.~~ ;~,~';t~this·7th..cJttYot·•. · ...... _mn ..Ji....~m .AtkintlE!llPneerit1g~oclateil 1'8'EESTATEOPJAMBST. ANewMexic::oBIUl1ddg "r o:ll;iceoftheCountyClerkand .1'''.. lllP..B~dt nv...... ", A" _ "....,2004;W. seeond, P.O. Bmt3156 BALL,:n••uecL" Coqoratio8,.··' E:a:-ofJicio RecoMel:' ofLincoln .'. S...... a.., ~ ~.. ~. 1il MlLD.O'REILLYba.sbeens....r RotweU,N.M.88202-3156 No.. PB08.' B4 >, "', "'--.o

.. .. ; , , ", Monday. April 24. 1.9891 The !'lUI,dOsO News13B , --t' .. -~~~~-- '·;--3l~~~~~la~~~~f u~~,r'E~I~,~a ~iIWfc~~~s,,~O!~sp~fi- ,lldvis;,atlmtunleS8Yllu-··JUea -,.New,M~coBaQkingC/)~rlltion, : .DISTlUCTCOlmT Li•·Jl,coln County; aelltetx\ber 3, PAUdSo;;Rf~litrO"'I!OhUS'ST.tTl ca ~R trd~~O~~S,~c~~eor-fZ~~p~~a~:\~IO:°~:e4.~ '~nr~i= llU*e~:;n' ~feYe~ l 946 n'r~ ~~soo\ gOOA'~ rt°~i e e~ a~ .~:re~~~na1ts. thwe~iMdto' 'C011Nl'YOF LlNCOLN . .. , . lUI! aNtrWt:exic::' -::... .. !..ri al ' 1989,. judgw.,li' orb Q);hendJ:' will' STA~'()F~~COu...... -=:;n~N\i~~~Mqbi111. ,ui:id~gCQmQtaf1oni'-' . "'32A;"32Bd:ria33~Bl~,~ ,. ·-1=y:tt;o~yed~fu:a't. e,. re er_'hlt~~';;t'iad::for:~~r~1ftqJtb \UY!~~'-I= 21~rort12~~1& f1 U. AlB~C::CA~ ~al-der . Ntew~ ~'V1lJ1hn, DATED this 14th day' of April. llntl'm\WlofthllcMun(!lipall3"ndlng, Corporatio~ .;'. pro!"",,,, • Sll S . e 0 owmg BE"U'rA'G"" ,",",,"T rri W o~o. few elIlC0, as soo0g; 1989.' Villaie of Ruidoso, County of Lin- '. . PJab,Wff, Itl!JnS;. '--...... --... . on repD~C:::~dVisedthat on March :htc~~~:~1::;~' .~ ~~:~: l~:'11,':.dl~ s~:f~~~~~:e~ti~ fi:e~~; bl~ DefendllUtRobert J. Ma1;tson in DISTRICT COURT 31, 1989, suit was filed agliinst commonly known as 1061 108, 14, 3, Wingfield:HJO Mam this Court in the amount of$2oo.oo a-.1 ~- the foUo"';.... dssc:ribed real COUNTY OF LlNCOLN ea.ch ofyou in the District C.ourt of and 110 Cedar C1'l!e~ Drive, Road, ~Uldoso, N._.Mexico. and attomey's "'ees. p~~~lo.- eated~tiJlC:oIJl County, STATE OFNEWMExlCO Lincoln C~unty, NewMm.co..The. l\m..doso, New Mexico...... Aily' perso~ ~shing to comment Witness.m 'hand this 11th da N~~CO: '. FEDEUAL NATIONAL general object of such action IS to Hinkle, Cox, Eaton, Coffield & on this application may file com- ofApril 1989y, y 'LotH Wid 5, l310c\.4 of . MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, coUect a promissory note given to Hensley (Rebecca Nichols Jolmson) ments in writing with the Deputy •. . llllNick Vega MOUNTAIN HOME . ., ..' PbUntiff, l'lliintiff by Defendants Mack Rice l'. O. Box 10, Roswell. New Mexico ComptroUer Southwe~t . District, SpecialMaster SUlJDMSION, Ruidos" Downs, . VB. . ,and Barbara Rice and to foreclose a 882,02:00.10, ~e a~meys for. the 1201·Elm Street, _S~ 3~00, EXRJBJT"A" LincolnC.otm.... New.M~t;O. '.' MACK RICE, decelllled. and mortgage on cerlatn property 10- PIa,lutiffm silld aetion. . Dallas. Texas 75270, WIthin thirty ALL. 0" ·PoUA·C!E n of JIRA as sMw:n bribe iJIat thereof BAlUlARA Ao JUCE, hiswife; cated in Linooln County. New Mexi- You and each ofyou are further (30) days after the date of. this'pub- ,PLAZA COMME'RCIAL CONDO- _ ••ii·•••••_ ._. ••.•' __••.• lication; The lion-confidential por- MINlUMS,' Ruidoso, Lincoln r- tions of the· application are on file County. New Mexico, as shown by LEGAL NOTICE with the Regional Administrator as ,the plat thereoffiled in the office of part of the public file. This file is. the County Clerk and Ex-officio Re­ available for public inspections dur- corder ofLincoln County, 7 Novem­ ing regu1aJ: hours. ber 1985, in Cabinet E of Slide , Legal' 6168 It(4)24 Records, Slide #18; TOGETHER with an undiVided 37.7642% intel'­ " __J est in and to the COmDlon elements, t Ul ...... --O LEGAL NOTICE o , as designated by the Declaration of TWELFTH JUDICIAL said' project. filed· of record on the DISTRICT COURT 7th day ofNovember 1985, in Book COUNTY OF ~COLN 102 of MisceUaneous Records. NEW PUBLICATION COpy - COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANKS STATE OF MEXICO pages 996 through 1008, beth in­ CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION (Including Domeslic and Foreign Subsidiaries) IN THE MATrER OF THE STATE 03b IJ lI" clusive, records of Lincoln County. LEGAL TITLE OF BANK STATE BANK NO. ADOPl'ION PETITION OF New Mexico., 127 GILBERTR. STEWART,.m.. .. LESS AND EXCEl'TlNG THE BANK OF RUIDOSO Petitioner, joinedbyhis ,: FEDERAL RESERVE OlSTRICT NO. '1'IiEREFROM UNIT #11. PHASE' wife. JANETl'AB, FOSTER II Of JIRA PLAZA COMMERCIAL STEWART CITY COUNTY STATE ZIP CODE CONDOMINJUMS, Ruidoso.' Lin­ RUIDOSO LINCOLN NEW MEXICO 88345 No. SA089-07 Div,I coln County, New Mexico. as shown Do ar Amounts In Thousands by the plat thereoffiled in the office ASSETS SUMMONS AND NOT.lCE OF • of the County Clerk mid Ex-cfficio 1. Cash and balan~es due from depository InsllluUons: PENDENCYOF Recorder of Lincoln County. 7 No­ a. Nonlnterest - bearing balances and currency and com - - . - . - I--t-rrmrl .1.a. PROCEEDINGS b .. lnterest:.. bearing balanced" .. ,. ,., vember 1985. i,n Cabinet E ofSlide I--f--.*,;:;;;;:-I 1.b. THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO: 2. Securities ,., '".''' ',' ' , _...... '...... _ . 2. Records, Slide #18; TOGETHER TO: CARL JOE STEFFAN: with said unit's undiVided 3. Federal funds sold & securities purchased under agreements 10 resell in domestic offices of the bank GREETINGS: -I--f--j-:~~. 11.3293% interest in and to the & of Its Edge & Agre,ement SUbsidiaries, & in IBFs: a. Federal funds sold . - -... . , - ',' 3.a. , YOU AR!%UEREl3Y NOTIFIED .. , /C., {J •• ~ . b. Securities- purchased under -agreements to resell 3,b. common elements as designated by .•.... , •... '., ... J 4. L.oanarfld lea:;;,.;, financing receivables: _ :...... __ ' . that the abOve· named Petitioner the Declaration 01 said project, filed bas commflhced a proceeding a. Loans and leases. net of unearned income .....,. 20 188 4.8. of record the 7th day.of November b. LESS: AUowance for loan and lease losses' ., , 429 against you in the above entitled 1985. in Book 102 of Miscellaneous 4.b. Court and cause, the object therefor c. LESS: Allocated transfer risk reserve ...' .. _. .. -0- 4.c. Records. pages 996 through 1008. d. Loans and leases, net of unearned income. allowance. and reserve (Item 4.a minus 4.b and 4.c) I--f....:.::;.:~:.j4.d, being to adopt your child. Sarah both inclusive, AND Joann. 5. Assets heJd In trading accounts ,...... •...... ,...... 5. LESS AND EXCEPTING 6. Premises and ·fixed Bssets (inclUding capitalized leases) ...... -...... I--f--::H':~H 6. YOU ARE FURTHER 'I'liEREFROM UNIT #12, PHASE 7. Other real estate owned •...... •...... - ,...... I--t--'"+,,*,,, 7. NOTIF'IED thst, unless you 'lieI'Ve of' JIRA PLAZA COMMERCIAL and file a responsive pleading or n 8. Investments In unconsolidated subsidiaries and aSGoclated companies - , .. :. . 'I--f-+~~ 6, CONDO~, Ruid~o, Un­ 9. Customers' liability to' this bank on acceptances outstanding •...... : "...... _...... ,.,. ~ I--f-+~~9, motion in said cause on or before coln County New Mexico, as shown I--f-::+'~:-l the 6th day of June. 1989, Judg­ by the plat thereoffiled in the'office 10, Intangible assols " . " " ...... " .. , 10, ment will'be rendered against you 11. Other assets .... . '...... 1 11. of the County Clerk and Ex-cfficio 1--f~'T~=-l 12.6. .in said cause by default. terminat­ Recorder of Lincoln County. 7 No­ 12. a. Toral assets (sun:' of items 1 through 11) .. . - - 29 ing your parental rights, . b. Loans deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823 (I) . '" 12.b, vember 1985, in Cabinet E ofSlide I---+-:c=+::-=-:::-i Petitioner's attomeys are Par­ c. Total assets and losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823(1) (sum of i1ems 12.a and 12.b) _ . 29 12.c. Records. Slide #18; TOGETHER LIABILITIES sons & Bryant, P.A.. by Karen L. with said unit's undivided 13. Deposits: 13.a. Parsons, whose address is P.O. Box 11.3293% interest in and to the 3 249 13.a,(I) 1000, Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345. common elements, as designa~by 13.a,(2) WITNESS my hand and seal of the Declaration ofsaid project. filed 13.b. the District Court of Lincoln of record the 7th day of November -0- 13,b,(1) County, State of New Mexico. this 1985, in Book 102 ofMiscellancous -0- 13,b.(2) 17th day ofApril. 1989. Records, pages 996 through 1008. IslMargo Lio.dsay beth inclusive, AND Clerk oftheDistrict Court -0 14,8, AND TOGETHER WITH all of -O~ 14.b, l3Y: /sIElizabeth Lueras . LOT 5A; BLOCK 11 of CREE Deputy Court Clerk -0- 15, MEADOWS COUNTRY CLUB Legal' -0- 16, 618'241(4)24(5)1,8,15 SUBDIVISION, Ruidoso. Uncoln '-0- 17. County, New Mexico. as shown by -0- 16. LF;GAL NOTICE the replat thereoffiled in the office -0- 19: ADVERTISEMENT of the County Clerk and Ex-oflicio 270 20, .FOR BIDS Recorder of Lincoln County 27 28 184 21, Notice is hereby given that the March 1983. in Cabinet D of Slide -0- 22, Village of Ruidoso Downs will be Records, Slide #120; accepting bids for tlie position of AND TOGETHER WITH a tract Auditor for the 1988-1989 Fiscal of Iiiiiil in LOT SA; BLOCK 11 of Year. l3ids will be accepted through CREE MEADOWS COUNTRY April 30, 1989 in the Office of the CLUB SUBDIVISION. Ruidoso, Vtl!a({e C~erk a~ the Municipal Lincoln COUl}ty, New Mexico, as Building m Rwdoso Downs or shown by the replat thereoffiled in ·mailed to P. O. Box 848, Ruid~o the office of the County Clerk and Downs, New Mexico, 88346.. Ex-cfficio Recorder of Lincoln IslJaDice s, Polk County, 27 March 1983, in Cabinet Village Clerkl.l'reasurer D of Slide Records, Slide 4#120 Village ofRuidosoDo'wllS more fully described by metes and Legal161546t(4)17,20,24,29. bollUds, as follows: (5)1,4 l3EGINNING at the northeast , , -. corner ofsaidLOTM; . LEGAL NOnCE THENCE southerly along the 'I'WELFTRJUDICIAL east boundary of said· LOT 3A. a 'DISTlUCTCOlJRT distanceof88,47 feet· ... COllNTYOFLlNCOLN THENOE through an interior STATE OF NEWMEXICO Ilngleto the left oroo' 06' 36". adilJ- DArE SIGNED . A 11 19 19S RUDJOSASTA'I1il BANK,- tanc:e ort4. &C ier 505 257-4611 " . CotpOl'Iltion. angle ttithe l~it(jf90' 00' 00", a diS" ' , Itesllhe CONoctne..s of this ROpOrt oleondilldn and'decfatll\lt It has bOan ,,>amlned ~us and 10 1he l>$stol-our Plaintiff tance(jf~.24feet; san rIO sred In confOrmance wlth'officlal1nslrUctidns and is t .. and correcl,' .' . V8 THENCE through an interior

~"":;;;;;ii:;;;O;;;;;:';"'_.LS;tG;;lN RE OF I CTOA , ,SIG.N.ATU ~~ ~__.o GLENN,. YEAGERAN» angle to theleft of6/)' 16'45". a dis­ KAYYEAGER, h118JJand tanc:e \'1£48.17 feet; . ",' .~.. ,,,,,,..,,. _ , .. ,: ,- """.,, , _,,~., --. . , " " .. "' .." ".~""~.~ '--""--"'~"--"'-" .. _-- ".,.. and Wife, , THENCE-thrOugh aninteiior Stat~lJf .~.~$~ H"·.~~ .)i~R9..l:n •••••••••• h ••••• ; CoufI,yof h ••••••,••••••••••••••• : ss: .Defendants. anlde t6 thelef't (jf213~ 48' 31", a . Sworn 10 and subsctll>ed b6IDI'(J rna /hls ., ,; 19;th""" ,.. " day of , "" '. " ,•.,;,·.·.·" ·0 19 89., , """,,"" • No.OV-88-1flO distance of 100.00 feet to the IIiid and I fHlfllby IXIrll'%J/hS.' f am nD/ lin OfflcD' D'dl,e.ID' Df/hls bank, ...... Ml!.>·:o.iitJ/.>a.,..:..,.~"~~.;a;,:-.'i~----- , . Divisionm p1ac:eor~lMmE,1';"", . M¥comlJl/StlkJn exp res .".... ,A\lm:I$:t"I:!,~ ..:.",. t9~;L...... SIgilli/life NO/illY PUbl10 • NO'I'ICE Oli' SALE , , NOTICE is hereby given that by ..~:.... . ·/sIIta y-~~ virtue o£Judgment entered in the . r District Court of Lincoln Co'lU1tY', . 111I.:ia,.. 0lIb0~ New M~co. in OaUIHJ No••260 sem.Vlce~nt Legal. 14187 U(4)lW .on the 10th day of April 1989 .RuidoIIoState Sdk , wherein Ruicll>lloState sdk.,8 LegalNlIt4&(4)1'1"'(11)1,8 ...... ) , ,• • _, __ • ~_._ ..... __,_.. "_"', • ',_~" • __.~. _~., .. ~ .. ",", .",~ r .• -T ,',.... ''--.' ~ •.,..,•• , ,~ •• ,"""." ,""T' "".'" '" ,..~_.~V"'T....,.,.•~."".'.,..".~~,..-.,..... ~""",!",! ,..,...... ,.,;..,...... ,..",...t..,..".,..,.;;...."·...•.."f.._.""",,'."",,-,"~""."i..., ,...... ,.....'t....,...... ,."".....·w...... ,...,. .,..V..'!.'ffi...... """,'0'"'l,...... 4...... ~.u..,24...... '....,.'.!f"'''!'!!l'. .bi. , . " ' • • , .. ;, .

41/T".R\lId9ag N9W3/ MO~IiIY,April 24, 1989 '. • , .,. ..' ailltlillce of 200.15 feet;'thence DISTlUCl'l'C01.Tlt,'l'· RANGE 15E.AST N.1\f.F.M. .a~coJits. togethllr Witb costs YQU ARE HEREBY NQTIFIED pf ·.sNotr~eit'Q.(rth. ··~.··ct-· '.1.C.'~'".''' :- .. -~, .. ~ . ..., '...... "'~Q£...."...... •.44,105'...•_.~...... OW!L_.st a. cU'ta'B.. nee.0 f CO OF..lJNCOLN'. . . .b'a.ct<.. . . an e --. , r 'Ub•. ·.Itcati,on.~ of.tlU.. b db"''",if' • "·t"an-.·· ".'-.•.·o·:n·"".· ""_ "" ...ence'd ·~mlt'lfUl'rcnfiiF!l ::$r>~f~:b:~n~£ :88-1£ ~;t 5:;- ·l=gg:.:r~ ~~~:lI=~l~~~~~aB' ~Ct{~5~~:~:t:r;&',ob' C::ut;.,:~W'~'N.~co:n:~tr:.t ···.~~W-W'!WWWWif,QfuBf~"E1C:()OQOaNc!lll~~CT·~~r~~ll~n." AN~=~~:IdO~.. '~SQl~;'~~~pbilit·QntIi~ anof···.MaWi.t~~1'~9)n;8':~9··r:iiift}ijil;l!7t1i-d!ly.··~J=~~~.0~~:~ffI~:t: ••• u ...... __~,: . .." A·:act of~~din theSW~4 of Vll,h·:Plaintifi; 0;{ts~34l~~~o~~~~lie8""·.r"".. 18l~?itesU~ a:dtj:~~t\~r:;g~:da~J: • '~AI..NO'l'lCE Se~on 14, ToV1Jlll~ 11 South, EVERETTL. COYAN, '.', ,Srth41'34:.7'lest ~distance . !Algal,6121Sft,14)31Wi;::,:caUllllNO. OV.89-20, Diyision m, 'lp-!!H.nmIClAJ.. ~nge NlI EaMst, . dPM !b,iildcobln DClfelid!mt. ON ~Z5.35 rlllltomt .e ". ,... ..i J . on ~~civil Lots.8, 9, I~J.!, 12, and 13, Bank's Judgment on Greg LEGAL TITLE OF BANK STATE 6ANK NO. Block 1 ofAUU'ORTWEST J. Mobley, also known as 209 SUBOMSION, ~uidoso, Gregory_J. Mobley, an0:.>0"'O:...... a )...... 1-,....,I-H~~24. New.MllJrico Banking EJorporation Ann-George, his wife, Defendants,"" isPlaintift'and.GregJ.Molilel,als~ 25. Surplus ...... :...... 1---~~:H25. said caUlle being No. OV- 88-302,' prol~S known all Gregory J. Mobley) Sonya Div: ill On the Civil Docket of said 26. a. Undivided and 9apital reserves ...... • ...... •...... 26.a. K Mobley, and M & W Investments Court. b. LESS: Net unrealized loss on marketable equity securities .._ _.._ '...... 26.b. are the Defendants, the un- The general object of said action 27. Cumulative foreign currency translation adjustments " .. dersigned will offer for sale at pub- is to recover Judgment .on 28. a. Tolal equity oapital (sum 01 Items 23 through 27) ., " '" ...... I--~='-'I lie vendue to ~e highest bidder for Plaintiff's First Amended Com­ b. Losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.O.1S23 OJ : I-:- I-~~:M callh at the front enttanceof the plaint fot Money Due and for Fore­ c. Total equity capital and losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1S23 (I) (sum of items 28.a. & 28.b) ."...... 1tiunicipal Buildin,. Village of Closure ofMortgage. '. .' 29. Tolal nabllities. l)mited -life prelerredstock, equity capllal, and lOsses deferred pursuant W Ruidoso. Buido$O, ~OUJl.ty or. Lin- YO\l.l\re bereby notified that UJl.­ 12 U;S.O. 1823 (j)(sum .of'ltems 21. 22, and 28.0 " , , , , ; "... :;;29~._ com,New Mexico, on the 22nd day lessyou'entet,or cause to be enter~ MEMOAANDA: Amounts outslandirig as 01 Repo,fOate: • , .• MEMO of May, 1989, /It 10:00 a.m., all ed, your appearance in said action. 1. a: Standby.Ietters ofcrifdlt. Total ,,, . .' ;..', , _ ' 431 . 1:a. !iB!tts of the Defendants Greg: J., on or before the 29th .dliY of May, 1; b,Amount olStandby.lelters 01. credit In memO 1.a, conveyed to others through participations - --·~'1 ,b • Mobley, also. known lill Gregory J. ·1989, a Judgment Will be entered . NOTE!: ,his report must be signed bye" authorized offjC,e!is).andallested by not less than .three directors o\herJhanthe0tflcer(s) signing t!le report. . ~ilbley, Sonya It Mobley. andM & against you by def'all1t, and the llWe. the undersigned officet(s). do hereby declare thallhlsRePArt 01 Conditlo" hes been'prepared in,conformance With' offlclallnstruotloris and Is true .'~ -.~ W In.vestmentll ittand to the.follow- Plaintift' Will apply to the Court for '4._._ . , • _ c -',.. • ing describedrllll1 })l"opert;y located the :reliefdemaniledinthe Com-·· inLincblnCounw. New Me-mClW . laint· . ... . '. A. FIRSTTMCT. '..: p nllttle--and: addrelilJ!lf theat- NAME AND'rrl'LE F' OFFICER(S) AUTHOR ED TO.SIGN REPORT ' . AREA COOE/PHONE"NO., • nte .1 ck. R. Foster. l'.resident, Susie J cbs, i.ar' .505 25T 404" . JA tract ():t'1lU1d in the SW/4 of tofuey for the Plainti£t.ill al!follows: l- Sei;tion4,.ToWllllhip. 11 .~uth, . Lee Griffin ..'.. We,lhll'undel'Sl ned'directOI'S. IIl1est the correctnGssof this port 01 Condl de are tHat It has bifell e~amlnsd by: us and to- tllII' best 01 our , .. knowlGo Eland lief MId !)as btlen re ared in conforM·..· ions dis·.•rue -and cor'e91. . •...... • ~. 13 Eaat, N.'-tP.M., Lincoln. lJ'nderwood,Dutto:n& • S.lGIliI FOIRECTOR FI SIGINATUFle OF PIRECTOR .c.'.- _ . County. New Mexico, described by Griffin, Ltd. ~ ~~A_ ~ metelland·bo\Ql,dsaa follows: Sttlre. 229lijo Street· .. • ~..I',.. v ...... ~~ il1g at t.he Southwest.tor!lerofsaid Ruidoso, NewMexico 88345 .. Sei:tiOD 4; thence. North 03" 19' WITNFlSS.my hand IlJ1d th!, lleal, .... West mong- .theWestboUJl.dt1rY-o{····of· the District Courl;'-of'Lmcom ... said &!dian4 a dilltanC(l of1110.53 'C0UD:trl New Mesico, this 12th day f¥t;thenu North 00" 4,1' Eailt s;. orApril, 1989. '. .... '. . . ·~·of .272025 foot; thence .. I~o:tinclslly· . , Nort1u 75' 05' East a distanC(l of . Clel'kolthe~C~' ,. \ , ., 389.63 ~oot;thenC(l South 44" 05' BYI/~Lu'" ButadilltiDce o£115.7.2 £eet to the . nem.ty: Clerk .. PJa~i'~-ol'the herein ae- tegal61814,t(4)i'1,u,(5)1,8 .1lCl'i ". tr4ct(Ifland; thence South ' .. Lega1'61'7'11t(4)~ " -', 44",E41!ta dilltllnclJClf221.70 LEGALNOTIOE . • feri; tb'ence North 43" 41' East II TWELFl'B JUDICIAL . . • '. , , . " t ... '." ", .. • • . ,. ".;, , \ .... • \

• R~ldoso • .0• Monday, April 24, 19891 Til'" "-"'!lVB 15'" lN~gfrlh~~U8T forthEl,Monday.lssue;Tu'sday,3- NEED SOMEONE ..... to help keep HOUSEKEEPJNG=_=enced,PmY.ATE PAnTY ..,.., hall' oIlier ii u Oli' TlllU1'Jl:~ICW. p.m. fot·the Thursday Issue.· .'...... "'. '., .. '. . . ctll~~~~?t~ghtcl~~n~n::clYe 3ho2•. 1I~. s.~, reliable..Call..._M.1PO·.'2·~2lit7p- ~L.a1i'·'Wlo~.-~.lpeSO~•."Wi_O.118!.. ·.tta oFe' - OlSTlUCl.' OF 'l'WUJTA'l'E . P bl' 11 .' c~...... """,,· BARON ..... Stea1ll .lIll.d -...... w .. . ,." ...... d·...... SI... OJ' JJ)AIlO,JIiIlANJH\'O~ ,u ,1$ ef8$IlUme$ no !Inanc:lai reo . SeatO A'TIN B""'TNIESI _ All the.State5thof Judi.cialIdaho, inInstrictand forof. the 2S WORPS..3.l1l1: , waitress. Please ap:ply in person day 8'30..-..5 PIeop e onen,ted have a Iarge' inventozy of rea- ages.an. Great pets,u., breeding stQck, County of TWin Falls, in the ~ :~:~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:: at thirollywood Inn between 9 ~:i'h~=tl~ll ;~7ii~~ ~':: slinably "1)ed ru.rt~ur6 ':,d ap' delicious meat. $2 - $4 each. Magi.stratea Invislon, by the above- 28 WORPSO ; 4A7 a.m.- a.m. and 3 p.m.- 5 . .: - ~ p ances.· 'pen , ys a Nogal 354-3122 M-E-101-3tp d I' tiff. d 211 WORPS. __ 4.63 p,m. 21-H-98·tfc SECURITY POSITION - availalJle week. We buy, sell and trade. WANT TO BUY - camping trailer, d'~~ fum,: a 'written. ~:.~:;:::~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .APf2eCAlIO~S - now b:~ ..in~a::aZ::C:~dM~~e~dabl~t 650 Sudderth. 257-757;ri-C_77~tfc ~lf contained, 12 ft. illuminimn defense to SaId Cmnplaiilt M'ltbin .' 32 WORPS 6.11 • b n orlls es person, eAxco e. Call 37S-8080 for interview . TIGHT BUDGET?%' d ffi at, prefer Blllall motor or eleo- tw;enty (20) days of..ihe service of 33 WORPS _ 5.27 JO .or co ege student. PPlYl m . - Wle a ce mc.257-2763 . M-C-102-ltp this gutmDona; and you are further 34 WORPS. 5A3 person, 'Thunderbird Trading, 17·C-102-8t furniture. Wlde sclection, good SOLID OAK _ chest of drawers notified that unless you. do so 35 WORDS. , __ 5.5D 2527 Sudderth. . 19-T-99-tfc quality, good prices. Now buying ·th·rror $125 257 7672 within the. time .. specified,' the- .36 WOBQS.. 5.75 RUIDOSO DOWNS RACE-TRACK .N and selling. Rui.dOllo Office Supp-' 258 4z20 , MV 10-22t ' pbUntiffwilltake judgDlent against WWORP.S , 5'01 -lst~applications for pari- . N...... ly. 257-2281,257-7014. -. - - - p '" "ou. as prayed in sai.d Cmnplalnt. 3a WORPSO s'Ol mutuel lers. Full and jart- ""''''''~ 20·R-101-tfc JOCKEY CLUB SEATS - IIlllmber J The natU1'(lof the clai.m agahlat :.:~:~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= time. Saturday, Sunday an hoi. $5 to $10 p~r hour. Must FIREWOOD FOR SALE _ dry- 133-134; 167-168; for lease for you is for a divorce on the grounda Blind Ad Fee l.5D ldays posltions are available. be people ori~nted. No cedar and pinon. Compare quah- 1989 seaforson. $2,500 each less · neil b' "'''''' w'n tr' 'Call 37°443'1 t1. ty and pn'ce, best wood m' town. any .ee extra guests. First of nreco a ,.e uouerences. THE RUIDOSO NEWS I am. 0- orap- experience necessary. and second row. Estate of Dr. WITNESS my haridand the seal' ' pointment. 28:R-I01·2tc· Will train. Part time ~~~~~8~347~ry, Hif8-p~7.lf~ Jack A. Crow, Joe Smith, ex- . of said Insmct Court, tlris 30th day 257-4001 NOW HIRING - all positions male ecuter. 2209' LaManda, San • ofMarch 1989 femal A'.M h~ursearn full time pay. HUMANE SOCIETY - Klts N' An , /~-;'hardA. Pence pr e. pp.y m person on· A I" tonio, T.X 78201. 512-344- _ l!;ays apd Tut;l\days from 9 a.lILPP Y In person. 1707 Kaboodlea shop now open. New 1116 3S-S-102-tp Clerk ofthe Court till 5 p.m. Cll'cle J Bar-B-Que, Sudderth Dr. M -F 9 till 9 inventory - all typea. of window TRAIL""'R 10'x55" h /slRacbe1 Vandel'POol 1825 Sudderth. '. 26-C-101-4tc • coverings; plus donated odds and . ,." - WIt attached . Deputy . , ends. Open Wednesday, Friday 16'xl6' den. $1,500. Must be Leg~'61424t(4)10,17,24(G)1 PUBlJSlIER'S NOTICE -.AU NEEDED NOW - maid. Hours and Saturday lIT to 2. Gavilan relocilted. 378-4918 after 5 Real Estate advertised in thia flexible. Cree Manor Inn. 257- Canyon Road. Volunteers wel- p.m. M-P-I02-2tp LEGAL NOTICE newspaper ls aubjecl; to the Fed- 4058. M-C-101-tfc come. H-37.tfnc WARRIOR·· SWEET SHOP - ls TWELJi'TIlJUDICIAL era! Fair HOWling Act of 1968 PART-TIME ACTIVITIES - as· MASSAGE THERAPY IS FOR now the distributor for rock and DISTRICT COURT which makes It illegal to ad- sistant needed: energetic II!ld . EVER roll and western satin banners ., COUN:I'Y OF LINCOLN vertise "any preference, limlta- <:re!1tive individual to ~ the ahc. DEPENDABLE CLEANING- rejuv~te~~J Jan Pri~a:i (41 X 5 112), pina, iron-one, back- STATE OF NEWMEXICO tion, or dlscrimination based on tiVlteS program' lor t e hService. Condos, apartmentll, The Perfect Ten, 258-3222. pack patches and jumbo patch RUIDOSO STA'l'E BANK. race, colo:t, religi.on, sex, or na- Alzhelmers Llving Center. Expe- omes and yard care. Specializ- transfers. Available at both War- .. A New Me:dco Banking tiona! origin, or an :intention to rience in activities or recreation lng in window and chimney... M-P-65-tfc rior Sweet Shops at 2553 Sud- Corporation, make lUIy such i'l'eference, preferred. Submlt applications cleaning. Vacation home checks COMPLETE - full bath addi.tion denh, Timbers Mall, 257-6198; PJain~ limitation, or. discnmination." to the Ruidoso Care Center. 5th and maintenance. Call 378-4127. . to your hmne for as little as $125 and Brenda'a Kltchen, Plaza . vs. -This newspaper will not . and D Streets. EOE 22-T-94-tfc per month. Call Parsone Me- D'Oroa, 301 Hwy 70 West, 378- JERRY E. KING, and knowingly accept any advertis-. 37-R-101-2tp YARD CLEANING - mowlng, tree chanical,257-5228. 18-P-71-tfc 8573. . 45-W-102-2t DONNALOUKlNG,jlnd, inK for real estate which ls in USA TODAY _ the nation's news- .trimming,' raking pine..needles, FIREWOOD - juniper, cedar, COUNTY OFLINCOLN vlolation ofthe 'law. Our readers pap.er is seeking a part time in- hauling, minor carpentry work, pine, seasoned, delivered and H & H ENTERPRISES Defendants.. are lnfor:med that all dwellings dependent distributor for the painting. 257-2266. stacked. Stove cuts avai.lablo/ RECYCLING CENTER No. CV-89·20 advertised in thia newspaper are Ruidoso area. If interested in M-A-98-8tp 257-5966. M-W-7lt-tfc Divisionm available on' an eqwil op- part-time delivezy imd sale of SPRING CLEANING - yard wprk, BUYING - wrecked cars for aal· CASH NOTICE OF PENDENCY portunity basis. To complain of USA Today, please call l-BOO- trash hauHng, light dirt and vage. Mountain Salvage, east of For OF SUIT iliacrimination, call BUD toll- 33S-5102. 30-U~lQl-2tp gravel hauling, .tree removal. Back 40 Trailer Park. 37S- Aluminum cans, Copper, Brass, Non-ferrous Metals TO~a:r~~J1g'= %~g free at: 1-800-424-8590. • CASA BLANCA _ is accepting ap- 257-5961>. M·W-86-tfc 4545. M-B-91-tfc , ==-=--=-=~~==~.:.R-42:..=:...tfn=c plications for cooks, prep cooks, NEED SOMETHING DONE? -, FOR SALE - topsoil, $6 per yard. Hwy 70 East, industrial Complex DEFENDANT: ELKS LODGE BINGO - evezy dishwashers and walters. Apply call me for any type of outdoor Phone 378-4396. M-H-98-tfc ~oUiJiEu lrE'lEBY NOTI1!'IED Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. . in person at 501 Mechem be- work. Landscaping, gard~g FIREWOOD"':" special off season ~d ! that an action has been cOllllllenced . E-81-tfnc tween 9:30 a.m.. and 11:30 yard care, tree tJ:im- price on hardwood. Avoid the AUTOMOTIVE i and ls now pending in Lincoln TH;R!FTOSH0TuP-daHospiOOtal Auxil- a.m. 22-C-101.6tp ~g1rem~va1,dcleanup, ~ul37t cold weather rush. 257-3199. i County, New Mexico, entitled laIY. pen es y l:l p.m..to HELP WANTED _ Computer e. Expo an reasona e. M.W.99-5tp . Ruidoso State Bank, a New Mexico 4:00 p.m., Wednesday thru Sat- knowledgable individual for part ,82~9. 2S-H-loo-4tp FOR. SALE - . rime Rui.doso 1ri C ti Pl' tiff. urday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. time clericallsaleslprogrammlng MIKE'.S LAWN SERVICE - lawn Do~· Jockey 'Plub seats. 1989 I B~ng .orpora on, am '.vs. 140 Nob Hill Drive. Telephone, d ral cl ..~ CJ i Jerry E.Iung IUId Donna Lou King, 257-7051 H-43-tfnc work with local software compa- mamtt;~1le an gene !lan dues pai.d. For information, 1- : and County ofLincoln, Defendants, .' ny, starting July I, 1989. Send up., Willing to .work weekends·BOO-537-3012. M-P-loo-4tp i Cause No. CV-89.20 Invision m FOR ANY PERSONAL CRISIS - resume to P.O. Box 497, Alto, For a free estiInate, call 378- PIANO FOR SALE ted i onthecivil docket-of ~aid Court.' call the Mental Health Hotline NM 88312 28-8-101-1Otp 8556. 19-L-97-8tp . - wan 1985 CHEVY 8-10 - Tahoe pack- . The "eneral ob,i-.... of sft:d a....l·on at 1-437-8680 (collect). WILL DO YARD WORK _ t1 responmble party to assume age, 4x4. Call 257-6373 or 257- .. ,"". ~ •• M 55 .. or small monthly payments. See 10-. 7479 M R-89 tli · ls tlllssue a Judgment on a NO.te - ·tfnc more information, call 257- cally. Call1-800-2ll4-9408. . - - c I, dstedSeptem.ber9,1986. YOU CAN GIVE-the gUl;ofsight 6176. M·C-99-6tp M-A-loo-3tp 1976 CORVETTE - extra sharp You are further notified that, by being an eye donor. Contact F' d WOOD.F£!RNITURE --: fini~, GARAGE DOOR _ 10'x12' metal, and l(!8.ded, $6,500 o.b.o. Call unless you enter your appearance any Lion or call 257-2776 for nen S refinishing and repaIr. Servmg . ul ted ·th . d $200 257-6068.." M-B-97-tfc in sai.d cause on or before the 25th details and a donor card Do It , 'Lincoln and Otero counties. Free ~977 ~8-4286aft:.s6 . FOR SALE - 1981 Cadillac of May, 1989, Judgment will be now; there ls a tremendoWl need 'Fu n& estimates. Hawkwood, 648- ' M-R-ioo-6tc Eldorado Biarritz; 1973 VW Su- rendered against you by default; for eye tissue. L-87-tfnc 2990. M-G-99-6tp DISCOVERY TRAVEL _ 257- per Beetle; 1967 Chevrolet 1m- and the Plaintift' Will apply to the PREGNANT NEED HELP? - call FI .bl . pala. Call after 5 p.m. weekdays Court for t;he relief de~anded in Birthright, (915)533-1818. eXI e 3030. 443 Mechem, Terrace or anytime weekends. 257-' the Complamt filed therem. . M-8-87-tfc Plaza. For all your travel needll. 7616. 22-W-97-8tp ~d .ad~ss kin~-D-97.7tp The IlllJlle for the TRYING TO REACH MORE _ H CERAMIC-lnstali~lon TILE FOR SAT~TO 1987 TEMPO - all wheel drive, attorney for Plamtift' 18 aa follows: people than 0ur local k t? ours. sales - R",palr . - l,lne coo. g stove, low miles. Finance for $195 Michael S. Line, Attorney for H bout 215 OOO d ~ e N.M. Uc. 113&0& whi~, electric, 30-mch, "flew. down, 30 day free warranty. Rui.doso State Bank, Post Office ow a . , rea era m 33 Sure, a job at McDonald's Is work. Ultle Creek Construction Movmg. $150. 120 Aspen CIrcle. RUl'doso Ford, Lincoln, Mercury. 'do N -' hometown newspa:pers iI1l over Butll'salsoachancelomeelpeo- 3 6~A346 Drawer B, RUl so, ew co New Mexico. For $85.20 YOID: 25 pie, make lois of Irtends, and lake.... M-M-101-3tp 378-4400. 20-R-98-tfc ~~5~043iJAND AND word ad will reach 33 papers ~=::I~=.f:f.~'::::~':~~::~~;:,c~ FO~ QUARTER HORSE - fil- 1987 TOYOTA - 4 ~er 4x4, SEAL, Lincoln County, New Mexi.- out:side ofAlbuquerque. Ciill The make your schedule 10 III Ihelr ~es. Two years old ~ntle. Vac- 29,000 milea. Automatic air. Fi- co,. on tIDs 28t=:March 1989. RUldo~o New!! at 257-4001 for needs. we'lI do everything we can 10 HOIIDO VAllIY ICIIIIIILS . cmatedlwormed April. Two rose nance for $195 down, 30 day free 'oE.I,lndsa more~tion. R-92-tfuc give you hourslhal erebesl for you. CIutolit, ....reli'" greya, one bay, one sorrel. $350 warranty. Rui.doso Ford, Lincoln, ~~tri.'ct C"'_-::"-Cl-Bay DON'T BE A THROWAWAY _ Be- In addlllon, we offer. .nII groollling each. Nogal. 354-3122 . . Mercury. 378-4400. • ...... u""". erk • Regular Wage Reviews 37. •• 22 E-101 3tp Legalf61284t(4)3,10,17,24 cycle your aluminum cans. • '12 Price Meals .... 7 - - 22-R-102-tfc Donate your aluminum cans to • FREE Uniforms for .ppointment 1987 DODGE RAMCHARGER - th~ Boy Sce:ute ofAmerica Troop So, II you'd like to put some f~ends, 4x4, automatic, air. Finance for

195 llnd the noon Lfuns Club. ' fun end fJexlblllty Inlo your life, slop . .... F. CONSTR...... CTI"O"'N.•. ·· 0 only $195 down, 30 day free war· Marked, collection dUmpsters ~::~~~~~;~dT:~~ ~~~ee:~~~ uu ~. RUl'doao Ford, Lincom, Classified 3 are provided at the fo~ Rui.doso our openings on the Crew. loam. Ud.".. t2840'N.£':'

68 I The Ruidoso News I Monday, April 24, 1989 \ 1978 "FWBffiD TRANS AM -: TWO BEDROOM MOBILES .... NICELYlroRNISHED l""' 1984 70 "AmSOMlD"-O\l.t4l~ndinghome MOBILE HOME.:... 10'155', good NOTHING DOWN - assumable. ' new 400--Jnotor,-4.~peed, POSlstartmg at $200, some with foot Fleetwood mobile home, two with ~utawnding workplanamp, conditiQnJmmediate poas~ssion', loan. 'Builderwill ,accept aeeond I. trac,exccllent cond~tion, $2,850. washer/dryer, private lot, Nego- bedrooms, two baths, $250; 12 Custom oak pan~ling, Floor to Call 378;4271 or 354·U23, lien on equity, Three bedrooms, Mer 5p.m, 33~13. , tiablerent with aIU)ual lease, wide, two bedrooms, $195, Six ' ceiling' natural l'Ock fireplace, M.P·97·6tp two baths, Now' $69,000, 103 --.-..;...... ~~1==7.W-:-.1 ...... 01.~2tp 257-2483,. ., M-N·98·tfc month lease, Near "r',' Water Designer w~lpaper, !bum the NEW GOLF COURSE ESTATES "WhitDey,25&5169, 20·!-10o.stc 1979 JEEP WAGONEER ~ parts NICE FURNISHED - three paid, natural gas available, 378·' national forest with beautiful ho~e .n9W lUlde! construction. BEAUTIFULLY - well kept for sale or as is condition. You bedroom home on Yellow Pine, 4498, 29·C-101·tfc Sierra Blanca view, ClassY. 3 LUl\1l'.Ious ·.quality through~utl 14'17~ mobile home with

take f off. Nothing' guaranteed. Great viewl $495 plus utilities, EXCELLENT LOCATION _ near bedroqm home for $145,(100.. Three bedrooms, 2baths, double fireplace, large lot, Horses al. Call Jeanne 257·4291 office; 257· Owner/agent 257-4861. elementary schools. ThreeN~w listing, 9all Barbara for ap- ca~ garage., Includes member· lowed, In Capitan, $17,500. 258. 513nome. 21·W·I01·4tc M·S-99·tfc bedrooms 2baths larue fenced pomtment, SIerra Blanca Realty ship to Cree Meadows Country 4977,2584286 after 6. 198oBLUEuCHEROKEE..;. 50 K FOR RENT OH' SALE _ 1982 yarf'$550 pIus--~tili'~s. '257. 257~2576. -- .~ 42-S~lnl·tfc 0100,'$89,900." Sierra Blanca ...... ~... ·19·R-IOO~6tc ~les, almost new Wrangler 14'x52' two bedroom, one bath 7672,2584220,. 17·V·102.2tp OWNER FINANCING - three Realty. 257·2576 30·S·101·tfc RUIDOSO HOME - in the Black '" tires. $9,000. 3364125 ~ave mobile, 1·281·2632, M·A·l004tp FOR RENT _ furnisha.d' one bedroom furnished home. RUID~SO -, tennis, swimmin~, Forest. Ideal for family. Three .. message.. M-S·101·3tp EFFICIENCY APARTMENT - for .bedroom apartment, goodm.· . G§metQQm~ new._,~tlresh go1f)~t4e]!nesof Alto.. B~au~· bedrooms, 2~1J2··baths,.-den aM·~ 1977 OLDSMOBILE 98 - great rent. Good location behind tion, good view. New and clean. paint, paving. 108 Yellow Pine. -fill; new ~lub house, full mem~r. gameroom, Pinball and pool con~tion,$1,700. 1980 414 Sub· .Ruidoso Paint Cenoor, $175 Bills paid, including TV, $300 Breathtaking 'view, $63,500. ship WIth gorgeous executive table furnished Prjce reduced aru, runs good, new tires, month, $50 deposit. Water paid. month, Call 258·5192. Ludwick Realty, 2574861, leave home, Professionally decorated, 915.566.2975,,9i5.7ol-0046. ' $1,300,257.2228,257·5579, 257.7447,336·8073. 18·R·100·tfc . 21.B.102rltp message. 22·Ir73·tfc three ~~rooms, ~~e baths, 25·H·101.14tp M·D·101·2tnc THREE BEDROOM HOUSE - un.' LEASE FOR RACING SEASON - CREE MEADO~ - three study, ~vmg ro~m, di!llng r~m, LOTS FOR SALE·- golf Course 1984 MERCURY - Grand Mar· furnished, natqral gas, fireplace, two bedroom, 1tl-wide mobile. bedroom, 21/2, hcondo with ~iI56:~:75' ~~emzl 004~ spa, Estates, $13,500; Mobile home quis, only 46,000 miles. Like fenced yard, Residential area, Furnished and clean. Just off two car garage, celient condi· ..,.37 W98'14t lot $10~00; 3/4 acres Glen Grove new. Finance for $19? down, 30 257·9128, M-Ir91·tfc Highway 70, Four mil,es east of tion, #3 Niblic Courts. ww down ,..•• Plot $9,900, SieITa Blanca Realty day free warranty. Rwdoso Ford, PRESTIGIOUS OFFICE SPACE _.racetrack. $1,400 plus. deposit. and assume loan. Call 257·3100 EQUITY -mabeautiful Santa Fe 257·2576 ,21·S·101·tfc Lincoln, Mercury. 378-4400, 800 sq. ft., $300 month, car. Bills paid, 378-4724, evenings, 24·M·82-tfG ho~e; for sale ,or trade for TWO COMMERCIAL .LOTS· - .. 22~R·102.tfc peted, heated, cooled. 258-4977,27·P.102.tfc FOR SALE BY OWNER - Palo Rwd~so lot or cabm. Call 1434- with office building, apartment·T·· ...... ·?·· .. •..··,· .. ···•.. ·:~t':·.... ~·,·_·,,~· .. ~·,·, '" 2584286 after 6. i M·R·100·6tc THREE BEDROOM- unfurnished Verde Ranchettes, Three 0625 mAlamogordo. 20·S.98-6tp and three bedroom home, Good RENTAL FOR RENT _ three bedrooms, two house to lease. City 'utilities, bedrooms, two. baths, bam, ALTO \?LLAGE -: full golf ~em· location on Mechem. Make an of· baths, den, fireplace, two car gao paved street. Downtown area, 8 works~op, double car garage on bership .lot WIth no liens, fer. 257·2651. . 19.A.101·3tp . ' PROPERTY MANAGEMENT -I rage, deck, Excellent location, a.m.. 3p.m. 257~5173; aftllr 5 approxnnately two acres. Horses $16'3°00; °7wner/agent, 622·9343 1972 TOWN AND COUNTRY -- '.+ ;':, need. several nice houses and $495,257.2094, M.A.1004tp 258-3588. 17·R-102·2tp allowed, close t'O racetrack. Call or 36·967 . M.S-99.8tp. mobile, Two bedrooms, one bath. condos for permanent rental. TWO BEDROOMS _ with work. FOR SALE OR LEASE - three 378·4111 afOOr 6p.m. 30·S·87·tfc IRS OFFERS - for sale 2acz:e lot Call 257·5616 after 5 or leave Please call Don Harmon, Four shop for rent, Call 257·9417, bedroom, 2 bathunfurnished.FORSALEBYOWNE~-house, a~ 705 Center Street, R~doso message, M·A.101·8tp ··~·tTELEVISION Seasons Real Esta~, 257·9171, M.A.101.tfc 241 Junc~on Road, behind old two bedrooms, one bath, (s~~ of KB~ AM tranBlDltter), LOTS FOR SALE - 22 choice lots SCHEDULE . .21·H·88·tfc ATTRACTIVE MODERN _ fur. Safeway. $375 month. Will trade fireplace, large deck. In ~wn, lIllmmum. bId $17,2~ ~d ,68 in White Mountain 4 Subdivi. SMALL TRAILERS - suitable for. ,. for land near Tularosa. 258-· adorable and energy effiClent, acre lo~ WIth metal building and sion. All of Phase II ofPe • .~ c ..' . 1 Call 2574418 257. m~~e~ two ~edroom apartme~ts. 2917. 24-P.I02.1t $47906.1·298·7294. 20·F·93.·tfc tl'@slIllttertower(KBUYFM)··rt·"-·PIa 1'000l.·liti1>' ., . a coup e, . '. ' Utilities prod, excetlentlifcation, .. '. r on Pikes Peak Road. Ruidoso pe ree ce... 10 uti .es • 7697. M·K·1~tfc No "pets please, Call 257. OWNER MU~ SELL -- one acre minimum bid $17284. Terms; 70% up-stree~s. ill place. Have '1)1 . MOBILE HOME' SPACES - for 2978.17~A.101.tfc North He~~h~s Par~ under. cash, For informati~n call Chris ' rec~nt apprrosw., M~s~ ,sell to rent, ~cated on the river near TWO "BEDROOM _ furnished ground utilities,. good' access, Meakin at 505.623-8161. satis~!artn~rBhip diViSion, In· .,Z.·', shoppmg center. Cali 2574418, a artment close to track $225 Mobile Home-R.V.lots Make offer.1·505·546·8~90. 54.1.100.6tc tereste parties to contact W.T. ~ 257·7697 M·K·1·tfc ~ d it Ga d' ~ for lease orrent. . M·Q.95·9tp BY OWNER thr b-dr t Parker, 505·397·7171 Hobbs, \ w SHAW APAR~NTS -1 and 2 ~a~d, 3;l~66·1. s ~~R-10t.tfu Great location. LOT~OTS - Forest Heights. bath, 16'x80' trailer.\8~81 d;~ N.M., ~P.1014tp bedroom flll'Dlshed. apartments MOBILE AND RV SPACES _ I h' Prices startat~,OOO. Lowdown with fireplace added on, dining TRADE Cl!I'E - 1 bedroom, 1 ,~, for rent. Good location, No pets.. monthly $75.$85. Water paid Cose to everyt mg. payment, payments monthly at room, kitchen and extra lot. bath cabm on sunny lot fol' 2 ·0~ .. ·., 1:. dec~ .,A . . 258-3111. M·V49-tfc natural gas available, Near 'Y Call 336-4377. 8%,915·683·5497. M·M·96·8tp Close in, trees, Furnished bedroom, 2bath. $15,000 equity. I VI ' SMALL 2 BEDROOM - nearly 3784498. M.C.101.tfc w 7,3 ACRES - beautiful solafadobe or unfurnished. 3784110 or 806·797-0303,257·6387. new, partially furnished. ONE BEDROOM _ furnished ef. home. 1\vo bedrooms, !iell, (806)296·5697. 29·D·100·5tp 19·B.1014tp $300/month. 257·5410 or 257· ficiency. All utilities paid includ. greenhouse, energy effiClent. \,oZ 9555. M·V49·tfc ing cable, phone, $240 month.' wma Grande, $69,000. 1·242- FOR RENT - one bedroom house, 1\vo blocks behind cemetary on . 3790. M·P·97·tfc nice. Ruidoso Downs, no pets. Highway 48. Mr. Lincona, 915· TOP BRASS REALTORS - has FOR SALE - 2 bedroom, 1112 XJ,~..... · A.. · Call 3784802 or 378-4639. 541-6683. ' 21·Ir101·3tp cabins and condos for rent: bath condo. Unfurnished, beauti· "- M·A-54-tfc FOR RENT _ 1\vo bedroom, fur~ nightly, weekly, monthly. Call ful view of river, Sierra Blanca H....,O=YT-AP---l\R=T=ME~N=TS~· -... -tw"--o nished, water paid. Close to 2§7.6327. M·T·57·tfc and d9wntown. $35,950, .:1 .I-ii bedrooms, one 1/2 baths. Un· town. $285 month. Phone 258· RACING SEASON -lovely three Owner/age~t. Call 257·5100 or furnished, all appliances, wa~r 5024, leave message, bedroom,. two bath, w~her and 258-3208 mght. 24-P·97·tfc tt: ~ paid. Professional Property Man· M·M·101·tfc dryer, dishwasher, IDlcrowave, PIMA COTTON FARM - 247 agelpent, 1011 Mechem Drive. LARGE TWO BEDROOM _ with color TV. 2574955, 806-894- acres, mineral classified, good w 258-5599. 18-P·73·tfc walk.in closet, completely fur. 4598, waoor wen.. Trade for property SMALL ONE BEDROOM - fur· nished with washer, dryer and M.B.95.9tp around Rwdoso ot Cloudcroft. {~.. nished apartment with fireplace. fireplace. Upper Canyon. Would CaU915445·4471. 19·P·97.2Otp Important Information 1-. Bills paid including basic cable. like acouple. No pets. 257·7543 SACRIFICING -. furnished, ~Z $300 month plus deposit and 22·F·101·tfc, skirted 198114'x70' mobile with . 1. Purchasers must obtain their own financing for all sales, lease. Adults onlYt,no pets. 257· TWO BEDROOM -11/2 bath con· ALARGE "2,200 SQ, FT. _ house !Replace and new redwood deck , ··~W 7267. .23·H·75·tfc do, fully furnished, fireplace. on 3/4 acreofflat land. Close-in, m,adult park. Now, $15,500 for 2. PLEASE CONTACT AREALTOR OF YOUR CHOICE NICE FURNISHED - one washer/dryer. Will lease for all city utilities. Reduced to qwck sale. Portales, 1.356-, TO SEE OR BID ON ANY OF THE PROPERTIES bedroom apartment, bills ~aid. sUiIlmet season, 258·5825 ~85,OOO, can 2574798 or 257. 4276. 2o..C-98·12tp LISTED. HUD WILL PAY UP TO 6% BROKER'S . One person only, no pets, $250 20·M·101·tfc 6918. 23·Irl04-tfc WEST TEXAS - largest used COMMISSION. month. 14344428. M.H.96~12tp CO~RCIf\L ~PA9E -.avail· BEAUTIFUL _ 2year old home, 3 mobile home d.eale~ has over 7~ 3. Offers will be accepted on the basis of the highest net S~ C~, - effiClency ab!e ill high Yielding Attic and . bedrooms, 2baths, very energy homes. W~ deliver ~ New M~Xl. cash return to the Government. HUD reserves the right I cabins. Bills pald, $195 to $245. Friends complex. 800 sq. ft. 1031 efficient, beautiful lot and view, co, Frontier ~obile Housmg, \ to reject any unacceptable offer. . , Call Vm, 257·2631. M·P·79-tfc Mechem Dr. Call Michael Ruch Priced to sell, $59,500. Call 6720 Andrews Highway, Odessa, '. TRAILER FOR RENT - call 257·· 258-53.38 18-R·101·tfc daytime 258-3313; airer 6, 378. Texas, 1·915·362·2594. 4. ALL OFFERS ON NEW LISTINGS ARE DUE BY 4001, ask for Rolland. THREE BEDROOM - two bath, 5470, 25:H.6.tfc 25·F·98-7tp .MAY 3s.1.989. at 4:30 P.M. , M·R-84-tfnc furnished, garage, fenced yard. EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPAOE - 5. Properties not sold during initial bid period will remain THREE BEDROOM - mobile $500 month. 257·2711 for lease or sale. North Cieek available on extended listing until sUbsequenUy relisted home with washer/dryer. Call M·B-101·3tp Professional Park.. Stephen New Home forSale. under different tenTIs. thr~1)edloomMtPaW!',d6tibl~gci~ •. . . 2574418 or 257·7697. M·K-83·tfc DON'T MISS TIllSI - two Stout,l·898-2188, call collect. cedQte.xterlo'I,:htq~decks. 6. EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT REQUIREMENTS: bedroo~, rage, FIRST MONTH FREE - one.two 1 bath home 'on two. M·S47-tfc G{)o. . $500,00 on BIDS up to $50,000. $1,000.00 on OFFERS bedroom condominiums. Partial· ' lots. BIg stone fireplace, carport UNBELIEVABLE ACREAGE - (915)5&4~5600,3a4:~62 .~ over $50,000. ' ly furnished, water, cable paid, and garage, Grove and POIT, Call 29.5 acres in Alto area. Sierra PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT EARNEST MONEY PAY­ good location. 257·2178. 257·9857 22·W·101·tfc Blanca and Capitan views. MENTWITH YOUR BID. M·Ir85·tfc THREE ROOM FURNISHED Stream, meadow, orchard, heavi. ...----~. --""M Corraled FQ-R-RENT--tw-be-dro-- apartment for rent. $275 month, ly woode~ privacy, good well, HOUSE FOR SALE 7. tAil properties, whether insurable or as·is. are offered bath, furnish~ $325~~:: $100 deposit. Ruidoso Downs. Must see to appreciate. Stephen ::;":~:::,~ :~~~: without any structural or systems warranty. The cedar post corral on the Storm rived there in 1925, and he and his oliti .d Call Ro Call 378-4061; after 2p.rn. 378- Stout, ownerlbroker, 1·898·2188, woodllrea. New Idtchll1. Large family or e 8. SPECIAL SALES PROGRAMS FOR RUIDOSO Ranch in the Hondo Valley is more brothers are reconstructing the historic Owne~al7e~~ ~8-5772 afte/ 5 8396, ' 17.B-101·2tp call collect. 31·S47·tfc would makellxcellent hom. for In-law or AREA! than 100 years old. Dan Storm said the round enclosure. (Photo by Charles p.rn. b 17.P.9().tfc BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED - COUNTRY ESTATE - 6.7 acres, =~:~. Jr~~~~r:i':::'ot -HUD WILL PAY UPTO $300 COMMISSION BO~US corral was in place when his 'family ar- Stallings) , LARGE bdro artm t townhouse on Cree Meadows. 4,000 square foot home with e ON RUIDOSO PROPERTIES $225 - rd 0 a~ end Two bedrooms, 2baths. For sea· spectacular view of SieITa r--TRAD--E-EL-P-~-O-H-O-ME---' 00 p~ 37~i1Mt~ son, month, week or weekend. Bianca. Four bedrooms, three - PREPAID'S CAN BE INCLUDED IN THE MORT· wa rpal , .• c Sleeps 6.505.257.2229, baths. Two fireplaces, atrium, for Ruidoso property. House one block GAGE. Television Schedule For NEW BEAUTIFUL - furnished 19-M.I02-2tp g~e room and hot tub. from EI Paso Country Club. Four bed· -INVESTOR DOWNPAYMENT REDUCED! CHANNEL LISTINGS one bedroom apartments with FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE -11/2 $335,000,257-5029, 5-9p,rn. rooms, 3baths. living roo~ den~ 2fim. - ON INSURED SALES OWNER OCCUPIED Qt!LY The Week Of 2 Sports Network ESl'N 14 Nashville M washer/dryer. One person, no 29.M.55.tfc places, study off master. Appronmately HUD WILL TEST SYSTEMS AND PUT ALL IN WORK· April 24 3 Portales r NM PBS KNEW 15 CBN Cable Network CBN ts th b'll 'd baths. 100 Ivy Lane, Ponderosa 3600 sq. ft. on approximately one acre. pe , $300 mon ,I S pal Heights. Lots of parking, $475 NEED ANEW BATHROOM? - Asking $236,000. Prefer Alto but Will look ING ORDER AS ACONDITrON OF SALES. through 4 Albuquerque r NM NBC KOB 16 CNN Headline CNNHEAD 434-4428. ~.H.92-22tp month $200 deposit 6 month complete full bath for as little as at other area. Nancy Lore, Coldwell 5 Home Box Office HBO 17 Music 1'V MTV Apri130 SMALL - two bedroom cabin in lease. 'Available May 16,257. $125 per month. Call Parsons Banker,SDC,267-51llor378-474t . 6 Cable News Network CNN 18 New Yorkr NY IND WOR Gateway area. Call 257·7186. 2658. 24-D.102-6tp Mechanical, 257·5228. *NEWBONUS FOR REALTORS ON EARLY CLOSINGSt 7 American Movie Classic AMC 19 lhe Weather Channel TWe

, , ~==:--:--~-:-M-:-.R-~91:-::-.tfc ~l-tfc Bonus of $10,00 per day for each day sale is closed LEASEILEASE PURCHASE _ two 18-P· 8 Atlanta r GA IND WTBS 20 Albuquerque, NM IND KGSW FOR RENT ..:.. furnished mobile bedroom, 13/4 bath mobile home #1 CREEK RUNS THROUGH - prior to the establish~ 45 day closing date. COMPLETE 9 Albuquerque, NM ABC KOAT 22 Disrney DISN home, three bedrooms, 1 112 near midtown, washer/dryer, back yard! Three bedroom fur· TV 10 Roswell, NM CBS KBIM 23 Turner Network TV TNT baths, Call 378-8478 or .1437· ,Depositrequired. 257-5493. nished home, on Carrizo Road, 11 Local Digital LOCAL 24 USA Network USA 1817,Alamogordo. M-S-91·tfc M.C.98-tfc $33,900. #2 Capitan, three New Listings LISTINGS 12 Chicago, 1L 1ND WGN NIGHTLYiWEEKLYIMONTHLY bedroom mobile on 6.75 acres in 13 Discovery DISCOVER \- cabin, condos, townhouse, . village limits, Partially fenced I ' Listed MortgagiJ FOR THE AREA homes and mobile rentals. Call fm' horses, $49,500. #3 Charm· , f Century 21 Aspen Real Estate; ing three bedroom log cabin with Case No. Address PRICE Terms D~scrlptlon h Vicki 257·9057. 19.C·92-tfc huge river rock fireplace, 220 361·123983-203 Mesa Verde. $34,750 FHA nSll~2 BR-2 BallI ONE BEDROOM HOUSE _ fur- Rio Arriba, ~63,OOO. All with ,Loop AS IS' Dished, $200 month plus bills ownetfinancmg, Owner/Agent , Box 2424 and deposit. Close to race track. 2574861,leave message. 1fI$eIIO AU.OWANCE FllIt PI.UIIIINQ A/I) BAt/WIOQM rtooItCO~iH 378-4396. M.H.96-tfc 52-Ir72-tfc INNSBROOK CONDOS .... two , ~ Se~re 121 HUn bedrooms, two baths. Call Jeff at living in ac01lUl1Unity abno9phete. •Amulti.family (48 IOUAl ~~'" IiEPAlltlUTOFJlOUiIiQ Doug Bass and Associates. 258- uniti)t quiet complex in its £ourth yeatofdeve1opmenL ~Modern ~8rf.Y ~UMAH~ 5252. M.D.97..7tc wits with gas heating and amply insulated to 9a'Vetou $$$. -SnoW· plowed and convenient to tetail establishments. -ApattmerttB are . THE LOOAL HUO OFFiCE IS LOCATED AT PLEASANT - well designed fur· eqUipped With storage and. a laulldtolllal is on the pientises. 625 TRUMAN StAEET, NE, - nished f>ne bedroom house, -MaIlil8etilmt and l11ainfel\altcere!lid~ on theprendses foryour Living room,patio, privacy, $400 ccm"enience. tBandicapped, ge1tiors and cblldtetUre welCbme. AL8UQUERQUE,NI:W MEXICO 87110 month. 378-4159. TELEPHONE (505) 262-6706 M.C-97.tfc FIRST MONTH fREE forBPllClAL MAlU help alld .0 shar'l She'. ijJttlif our fop ptbdueor. IIlddlVOI.ilong hobr. to h.r 239ll.A,~mJ\N.97.\fcSOlll/ttr. ~. profll.loll,y.t .UII flnd.'~m.t() tlk'I.V'~.CUVi role rnc~mmuhlty ·IO.W~I)." shirleyI H.s:::.::t).ltSlree,t " •...... I"'I,•. O~NE~'.·.~BE~DR~OO~M~M~OBILE--artd ltufd080 DOWl1'ot' ~ .. , . ....John V. Hall latte·one bedroom' cabin. all (505) 318-4236 l~ttJftatlo...I~ jfl.. Il"hu. .~yper ~tar ~ 1ib~.·.I .. 257·51U Sec.luuded l''.its.... no .. 25.7.it. at lhfre.ablttiiIul; '''rIJ'AAfMttNif ' Shirley MCCormaCk, 1~800.626.9213 ;S. ' jd.N.9a.t& '\.,""....' ...... ~...... liIIoiiIiIIoi~' ..·~_.to_~_·.~_"Ho....·~_"...., ",J' \ '.

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Steve Rallsb!Jck (1989) embark' on one last wild weekond after ~ lDl Remlnglan Slaele o MOVIE: Singing Mlrlne Timid buck aD Flmlly nes- 10:15 ~ M~Vlt Key to ~he Cllylougb, d~narnic, graduation,. Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson all Remote Control private becomes pride of the Marines when ~ CNN lIeldline News uninhibited small City mayor finds romance (1985)' . III Benny Hili he wins Major 80we's Amateur Contesl. Dick =Nllw Mickey Mouse Club wllh female mayor at amayor's convontlon l1! Welther Witch Powell. DorIs Weston (1937) 7:00 C%J Gulnesl World 01 Sports In San Francisco. Clark Gable, Loretta AFTERNOON I =Hector's Bunylp Hector is the youngest 11:00C%J Pro Tennis An Tennis Champlonship­ ill Survlvll Speclel Together They Stand YQUng, Marilyn Maxwell (1950) member of alarge and unusual foster family (!) Unsolwed Mysteries Q . . ·Early Round Coverage from' Atlanta, GA 10:~0 (2) M.glc Yura In Sports 12:00 lI2l ~eld OftMln with an invisible creature called Bunyip. (L) . 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Damm McGavIn, young recl'\Ill, abitter soldier who keeps to thinks you're innocent, he'll do anything to 12:00 a2I Le~d Off Men Robert Vaughn, Gaty Collins (1980) himself. James Drury, Steve carlson get you off. Judd Nelson, Elizabeth Pprkins, 12:15 QJ MOVIE: Mike Your ~ed Rich 7:30 (I) Held Of The Cllss Q o Another Sldi'ol London· (1967) .' John Hurt (1987) . couple, unable to find any ~;?a~ts in the a)) VldeoCountry ~ ~:~::::~n~~ws @ Clrtoon Expresl 1:30 C%J PGA Goll Las Vegas Invitational- Second 10:00 (l) Amerlcln Racing Series wartime period, hires a private eye and his (!J ~ Arsenio H.II Round from Las Vegas, NV (l) mPortrlll Of An Aullslic Men' girl to pose as servants in trumped up ruse. B:OO C%J lIdles Pro Bowler's Tour (!) 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Ricky (1985) 7:00 C%J Top Rink Bo~ng (R) Ihe New York business world by storm and Darby, carol Lynley (1970) 'siJrenson (1963) E;I . o MOVIE: Bringing Up Blby A madcap lBlMOVIE: Along the N.v.jo Trail Roy uses quickly takos advantage of his position In tho l1ll Monty Pytun's Rylng Circus QJ MOVIE: Julll Mlsbehlves Beautiful heiress with apel leopard sels her sights on a smile and a song to capture a deputy's mailroom. MIchael J. Fox, Helen Slafer l1! ThursdlY's Outlook divorcee arrives to see her daughter married, an absentminded zoologist and Inadvertent­ murderers and to help aranch owner. Roy (1987) Q, ly proceeds to make ashambles '01 his Ine. Rogers, Gabby Hayes (1945) aD Nlgbl Court but the girl runs off with an artist, leaving 4:30 (2) Sportstook =MOVIE: Wlhtlllior the ProsacuUon A parents to be reconclfed. Greer Garson. 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Sophia Loren, Simon Wlllinthil Story Once avictim of becomes a fugitive when a security team Helen Mack (1937) Rossano Brazzi (1957) the Nazis, Simon Wiesenthal lived to 5:30 I])Speedwlek Hlghlighls of the past week's wants him destroyed. Ally Sheedy. Steve 2:30 (I) MOVIE: BeeUeJuice How do acouple of become their tireless pursuer.' He has auto races as well as racing news from Guttenberg, FIsher Stevens (1986) homebodies help get rid of the New York 8:30 (!) Nick " Hillary C an~ (I)1,16 T.n: lind the Frel (Aglnl) Delta brought many former Nazis to justice. Ben around tho globe featured•• 10'30 (!) NBC Hlws yuppies making their quaint IltUe house 01 Burke, O.J. Slmp$Oll, BrIan BOswortJj Q Kingsley, Craig T. Nelson (1989) Q • (J) MOVIE: No WIY to TllIlt I lIdy unliveable? They call In Beetlelulce, of Cll MOVIE: H.II AngtI Anewsman works to EVENING Delicious blend of romantic comedy and course. Michael Keaton, Geena Davis (1988) 8:05 11IIldt ... PGA Tlar . 6. 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Paul Reublns, EI/za/)eth Dally, spirited daughter Elizabeth 10 ascend to the actual evenl, aUnion cavalry officer leads his Cll Newswllch career flounders and their marriage suffers. Morgan Fairchild (1985) throne or England. Jean Simmons, Stewart men deep Into Confederate terrilory to C!l Spactlcullr. World 01 Gulnness Fredric March. Janet Gaynor. Adolphe 10:30 (2) Women', VOileyb.1I Granger. Charles Laughton (1953) demolish astrategic railroad function. John Records Menlau (1937) . ro S.turdlY Nighl Uve am Sportsm.n's Frllnd QI TBA Wayne, William Holden. 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N.ws I!Il Bordartawn lJI POllcl Story Waites (1979) az Trlpll Thraal =R.m, Belug.,,1d Friends Ralli. popular QZl Thl W"k In Rock lUI Wllk Aheld (]J Gralld 011 Opry Uv6 (1]) Edg. ollhl Cold children's performer and recording artist, (!JI H'lm QI Rapor1trs ~ From Holly With Lova (!]) Side by Side. returns 10 the Disney Channel Wi1h another OWHkAlle.d =D••r B.y Donnelly Rhodes. Ocean llil CNN Hlldllne Naws I!Il Lonl Ranglr concert for young people. Raffl (1984) I2lt 9 To 5 Hellman, Chrlslopher Crabb 1:;1 g Crimi' of thl Clntury QZl Club MTV Aalmlls In ACUon MOVIE: Vaur ClIt.Un' He.rt This film Is MOVIE: Ch.r1.y Vlrrlck A srnalllown (!JI Suplrman 1:00 (]) GlnllJ Daclor = I2J a.II Q) Dlktarl amoving biography of country music great bank robber,:cidentally steals $750,000 Df at Think And Grow Rich Cll On the Manu a HollywOOd Insider Hank Williams, deplctlng his rise to stardom the mob's money and Is pursued ~y 60lh the 1221 WuzzJes JoAnn Worley. Henry Gibson. CD MOVIE: Shl Wore. 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Americans Tour Nicaragua I 7:00 MBA (f) ABC Wodd News Sunday c2J TOd.y ~O We.lber • You m Kids on Kids 011 KIds In this revealing, C a!l Outdoor News Niltwork I (J) N.lureScene 13 Robert Schuller 1;1 thought provoking program, \America's am Best 01 Millmi Geogra~hlc . 0Sl Chlnged lives cIJ MOVIE: MannequIn The Iile ol:a romantic U Don.ld Duck Presenls , children freely express their captivating, II}) Bill Bllrrud's Animal Odyssey lIll Remole Control ch~nged iBl AmerlClnSports Cavalcade . window dresser is lorever when sometimes hilarious dreams and opinions. ..0 Wellher Walch. J one of hiS beautiful ru.all1.!eqOlns comes 10:10 a MOVIE: The Badl.nden In turn of the 1Dl1Iur House to­ . centllry Arizona, two 'outlaws are planning a (1987) 0'· . " a II's Garry Sbandllng's Show Martin Mull, vibrant, sexY life. Andrill McCarthy, Kim' lIll Music Videos Chevy ChaS8, carl Reiner Jam~s {~87) gold robbery, each trying to outsmart the (l)MOVrE: The Raid At the end of the Civil '. ! cattmll, Spader . . War Conlederate officers escape from a 01 MOVIE: The Bridge et Remagen When @ MOVIE: Wee Willie Winkle Little miss CIl OIJV!!fch . other. Ala/JLadd, Emest &rgnine, Katy l a Nazi officer procrastinates over Hitler's 'Jumito(1958) . " military priSOn In New England and plan to wins the hearts Of all India an~ the right to I (l) (Jlllhe Air loot atown, Van Heilln, Anne Bancroft. Lee OToeT to destroy the last remaining br.ldge wear the queen's troops' plaid.' Shirley I , (f) ACCIIiI OnSenlon 10:30 lIlReildlng Ilelribow 1;1 Marvin (1954) across the Rhine, the Allies use it to their Temple, Victor McLaglen. June Lang :~Un~ay ~ " advantage. George Segal, Robert Vaughn. I \ lim qBS Morning (!) I Lowe' Lllcy . l!]) HlUary's Advenlures (19~7-) . ,liZM.ssFO.B~\It'll1s Ben Gazzam (1969) , ' I (I) Scl,nce .nd Technology Week ll5J (lunsmok, @ Mlaml.Vice GJFulurescd WThlsWe,k'wllb David Brinkley 1;1 , o Wealher Walch 8U11dl~$' lIll Mllslc Videos 8:3D \l!I OasaMasters ~. Celab.rllYOutdoon \ID!JOSOll!. ' . 9 Wealbar' You a Heem, : .'OSl Sund.y Besl 0Sl Clmm.rron Strip U MOVIE: The Misadventures 01 Merlin 0Sl John Ankerberg a MOVIE: The Alrlcan Queeo In Ibe Congo GIlCNNHeadllne News Gf)'Musltl· VIdeos , GIl eNMHe.dllne 'News during Worrd-War I, aspinster persual!e.S a JOlla. Merlin Jones, an oddball college 01 Jel10nf 01 Triple Tllre.' stUdent, gets mixed up in azany plot when lIll MTV's 1/2 Hour Comedy Hour , dissolute captain 10 try to destroy aGerman 01 Hunl For Stolen War Treasures (R) o MOf!!lng Reporl U Chip 'n' D.le's Re.cue Rangen gunbOat. Humphrey Bogart, Katharine one 01 his strange lab experiments gives him YDIIlJld Me. Kid the power. to read minds, Tommy Kirk, a Trlcey Ullman Show • = 11:00 (J) wonderworks Richard Famsworth, Anne, Hepbum, Bobert Morley (1951) ID MOVIE: The Oulrage Story of the killing aI Fraggle. Rock Ra11/SBY,' {jennie .James C .=11 All Sllrted Wllh AMouse: The DIsney Annette Funlcello, Leon Ames (1964) 1;1 ID Cousteau Amlzon New Zealand, Pl, II of Sn 1870s Southern gentleman and the 7:QSlJ;Flllll1toll" (Jl YOII C.nFeel B..utl(lIl· Story Mason Adams (1988) t:;I rape of his wife by abloodthirsty bandil as , 7:30 (]) I.Ighler side 01 Sports (I) Nev;sd.y ID flIIOVIE: Julie When Wife qlscolJers her 5:30 (]) SporllCenler seen Ihrough the eyes 01 three protagonists, I (l) MOVI~ (J) BodYWltch 1;1 \ 1 (J) WlIdAm,rlc. Q A Wom.n'i Secret Police deranged and homicidal husband killed her Paul Newman, Laurence Harvey,. Claire Investigate the reason why asinger Is shot (!l (f) News '(JlMtltlflfPi'lu 1;1 first husband In order to marry her, she Bloom (1964) , I (I) Your Malley by the Woman Instrumental to her success, leaves him and is pursued, Doris. Day, Louis (I) Sports SundlY Maureen O'Ha~, Melvyn Douglas. Gloria Jourdan. BatTy Sullivan (1956) tm Bill Burrod's AnImal Odyssey 8:40 O2llnstanl Replay I (f)ProJecI UplUt ~ 02l SpIral Zone Grahartle (949) , ,a T.les. ollbe Gold Monkey ID My Sister S.m 9:00 Sp0rlsCenter I '(J) I am NaA B.skelb.1I Doubleh,.der 2:15 (I) Three stOOges M.steiplece Theetre Nigel Havers. lBl 8assMI.tera Rosemary i.each, Benard Hepton 1;1 (II hgs .nd friends ll2lLOIlf RInger EVENING - (!J Hew Explorers 2:30 (J) OnUn One m MOVIE: The Night Belore When ahigh MOiJnrclse iBl BauMaslen . m MOVIE: A* Summen Ole When a school beauty loses abet, she musl attend =ID Fraaait Rock " lIll The ,Week In Rock maverick lawyer lakes on agreedy southern 6:00 (]) Collage Baseb.1I the prom with a handsome but bumbltng ! 7:35 CIJ AndY GrI"lth 01 BI'ck Shl'p, Squ.dron family In a property dispute, he receives (J) Mclaughlin Group nerd, It becomes anight she'll never forgell 8:00(]) SPlIrIrIlts o Wealb.r I YOII , unexpected aJd and love from a beautiful ~ M.gIC.1 World' 01 ,Dllney Harry Keanu 'Reeves, Lori Loughll~, 'Theresa .1 . (J)Sia.maS....tl;l a SUllialld Park Tod.y family member. Scott Glenn, Jamie Lee Anderson, Walter Cronkite, Linda MilS Saldana (198B/1;I I Belt~ (Jl World Tomorrow u MOVIE: Bugs Bunny Supent.r Animator Curti$, Davis (1986) C 1;1 (I) Inside Bus ness , Nm.U~.le Se~es .1 (I) • BOb Clampett takes us on atour through Ibe (f) ProlmlOllal Boxing m MOVIE: The PrincIpii Adown on his luck (l) MOVIE: The R.ld At the end of thO Civil . I C!l Hew MIl~o Women history of Ibe world's most loved cartoon ~ 'f~'~~I=~n c~~w~'~I~~el ' teacher Is given the task of proving he's nol War, Confederate officers escape IrOrtl .a rabbit. Join Bugs and buddies for this military prison In New England an~ pl~ tQ I O2l!kaveStlrr /1]'1 CN. NHe.dllne News aloser when he is promoted to princlpaj 111 OJ Amarlcill Medlc.1 Television 'extravaganza. (1988) UI "a tough inner city high school. Jad/tt loot atown. Van Heflin, Anne BanCf'(J/fJ·1ie I lBl Plrforminee Plus 11:05(1) Andy GrlfIIlb 2:35 (I) Andy, GriUllh Bellishl, LouIs Gossett Jr., Rae Dawn ChIJng • Marvin (1954) .' : ' j I!]) UoYd ODIIvIt (I) Bder World Society Jungle PhalJil"'" 11:30 C!) Barney Miller 3:00 (J) Gre.1 Perform.nces (1987) 1;1 (R) ••, 9 Siumplpe Alley (I) Nlwsw.tch (I) PrimeNIWI (I) fllonevweek 02l Monlters o Momlng Report MIJ~r l!]) Ark 011 "'e Move (f) Coda Onl This program focuses onthost (I) League Baseball " l!]) How Strong Is the Wind > U Wllcol1\.to POQh Comer (f) Business World .. a!l PerlOl'lllknCI P1UI brave men and women Who, Ibrough th!Ilr J IDMOVIE: F~m Ibe Earth tb lb. MlIllP I!]) ~n.nzl: Tho Lost Episodes work on EMS units. S.W.A.T. teams and a!l Motoworld I Jules Verno'ssClence fletlon thriller about 02l this Week In B.seb.1I o We.ther a. You lireflghling units, save lives every day. t!5l.Dlscover With Robert Vaughn three men and agirl who travel to the moon. l!]) Pacific Ouldoo,. 'lID Monty Pylhon's F1Vlnjl Circus I a!l Hank Perker'l OUldoor Migazine ID MQVIE: The FOl'1lollen Released after 17 am 60 Mlnules 1;1 • Joseph Collen, George Sanders, Debra Paget yoars, Ih/ee Groen Berets' are forced to face l!]) April In P.rls on Discovery o W.alher Witch I (1958) lIll Music Videos aOuele /» WelDhl Control con piracies and death threats while being I!]) Anlrll.ls of Aftlca I ID C.lllope interrogated In Berlin. Stacy Keach, Keith 0 We.lber W.lcb • ID New Mike Hlmmer 8:05 CIJ Good News 11:45m MOVIE: TIle Klr.te Kid The new kid In ~rradlne. ~~:"~f~~~:lh~9 9:30 (I) Sports Tonight . town runs up against the local high school Steve Railsback (t9B9) : 01 Value Son of tm Magnum, p.r. 8:10 (i) OR-Ibe "'enu toughs and must take lessons in karate and 3:05 (I) Leave II To Beaver British colonial farmer tries to stop the Mau a!llnslde Winston Cup Racing 8:30 (]) Thl. W.ek In SPorts self conlidence from an unlikely mentor. 3:30 GfNewSm.ker Sundey Mau terror peacelully, but violence changes 1m Ed Young . (!l Hollmanlown Hour 01 Celebrallon Ralph Macchio, Norlyukl (Pat) Morita, et> MOVIE: The Threat A hJIhless killer him to avengeful miln. Rock Hudson, Dana lIll Brlllsh Comedy Showcase \ m MOVIE: The Hight Belore When ahigh Elisabeth Shue (198,4) 1;1 escapes from prison with the single minded Wynter, Sidney PoWer (t 957) a Crimes Of The Century Hosl Mike . school beaUty loses abet. she must attend ID Hitchcock Presents purpose of getting even with those Connors probes some of the century's most the prom with a handsome but bumbling AFTERNOON responsible for his conviction and 6:30 (J) Ad.m Smlth's Money World heinOUS Crimes, combining traditional nerd. It becomes anight she'lI never forgell imprisonment. Michael O'Shea, Charles (l) The 1930s: ATime t~ Remember AMC documentary technique wrth chilling reen· Keanu Reeves, Lori Loughlin, Theresa McGll/w, Virginia Grey (1949) presents aspecial documentary looking at actments. (t988) t:;I Saldana (t9BB) C 12:00 (]) SwImming and Diving 02l Hagin's Heroes the 1930s. Features include a look at =Preview Show (I) Newsmaker SundlY Ch.mplonshlp. l!]) Chlhulhu.n Desert Trilogy Hollywood's Golden Age and the Great 10:00 (]) Women's Pro TennIs , (f) Central Melbodlsl (J) Cullur. \ ~ a!l Truckln' USA . Depression. (19B9) (J) All Cre.tures Greal & Small J.mas Robllon (!l CounldownJo'Qulltlng am l!Il Knlghl Rider 02l AI The Movills • (!l (f) lim News Bugs Bunny (I) Week In Re;e~ 02l (I) World Report lBl Hkldtn HerOls (f) Hellth Show \ U Mickey Gall 10 Moscow Mickey Mouse lBllnslde WInston Cup Racing and his Soviet counterpart, Misha the Bear, 1m Allllrici. Snlpshots (I) Jerry/ialwell I!]) Or.1 Robartl Lead Oil M.n " 02l l!]) American Century I!il CNN Headline Mews (!J TrlnllY opon Iheflrst Dlsney/Sovietfllm festival and :~= =::~~~~~: Club Iben visit Leningrad and Tallinn, (1988) S HlIchcock Presents a!l Amerlc.n Sports Cavalcade a ACClnt iBl BIll D.llce Outdoon IDl Lerry·Jonel aI Oumbo's Circus' 1m W.gon Train 3:35 (I) New Le.ve II To Be.ver ~'.OO lIll120 Minutes .8:35 (I) MOVIE: The Bmlm.sler Ayoung man 9 this Week In IIIseb.1I (]) PGA Gall 7:00 (II ValClI II Visions Q supernatura~ "" (I) W.k I, R.vlew o TUlsd.y's Ollllook In feudal times uses his 0 WI.thlr l You (J) Mill H.w Mlllco P.gellll (!) MOVIE: Th. Siory of Vernon Ind lrenl /» M.m.'s F.mlly powers. pagan rites and thrilling sword play . MOVIE: The Begull.d Awounded Union a C!) Mlndpower CasUI This film follows the rise of the two U Pretty Goad Night .t Clrnegle H.II to avenge his lather's murder. Marc Singer, soldier finds reluge in aSouthern school for (3) MOVIE: End ollbe LIne Laid 011 by the internationally sllccessful ballroom dancers, Garrison Keillor returns with amesmerizing Tanya Roberts, Rip Tom (1982) girls, where he becomes the focus of railroad, two men leave Arkansas on a Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Walter Brennan evening of song and slories from Lake V:OO (]) Sperts Iltporttra romance, Jealousy and hate. Clint Eastwood. job-saving trek 10 Chicago. They're headed (1939) Wobegon. the town that decades cannot (J) Mis...•.D_' IWAhborbood Geraldine Pag!. Elilibeth HaJtman (1971) for a showdown with a nasty executive. (I) NefH.1 GlOIIrlphlc Explorer improve. Ga"lson Keillor, Chet Atkill$ IWl ...... "e1JI III MOVIE: Mlrg.ret Bourkl W1111t The ~ ~w:.U. Wilford Brimley. Kevin Bacon, Holly Hunter (f) MIIIIlgh1IIg ~ (1989) =11 autoblQllraphy 01 Ibe world's first highly ~~I ~ a DI.monds \LJ acclaimed lemale photographer. Fawcett WItk In the HBA MtIl'dIr, Sha mle Jerry Orbach Q ~ =::.~:c. plays the, young LIFE magazine photo- IJ} ElIItrt.1II this Week 02l SIIr se.rcb ,- , 9 Ch.mplHsblp Fishing 1if~ M.glc: The Cre.UvUy 01 Don G MOVIE: BrabtI LaIlCl Texas cattle baron grapher who gained recognition Famh 10:30 C!) SlIr Trek: The Nelt GeneraUon finds hIs power dislnlegrating when conflict Fawcett, FrefJerlc Fon'est (1989) 02l MOVIE: From lIera 10 EtemllY This iBl Hlddtl Hlroes (l) MOVIE: Thl Thra.1 A ruthless killer arises between the sons of his first and 12:20 a2l MaJer Lug_ Baseb.1I powerful dtama bares the ambitions, OSlin TIICll escapes from prison with the single minded second "marr,iage. Richard Wldmsrk, 12:30 a)'T1Ilnklll A11ow1d C frustrations and romanllC escapades of 9 Wllllltr W.tch purpose of gelling even with those ~.nled $JlIfICe' Tncy,lk1bert Wagner (1954) • (J) MOVIE: P1achcllffl Gralld Prix Animated soldiers in Hawaii on the eve of Pearl Harbor. a AaMrIca's Mosl responsible for his conviction and 91"WIISteI Cap R.cItIg Slory .bouta cycle repairer who lives In Burt uncaster, Montgomery Clift, Deborah ra MIrHr, Sha W,.le Imprisonment. Michael O·Shea. Charles (IS) KIftW8r\lI splendid isolation With his two asslslants, Kerr (1953) 7:30 9 TniQln' USA McGraw. Virginia Grey (1949) Gf) Tap 21 VIdeo Coulldown one apessimist and Ibe other an opllmist ~ :a~a::.lurally 9 _ HIli (f) USA Tad.y QJMlIIlStIn (1980) lim MOVIE: Th. Buddy Syslem Aman is so \ (IS) IlordIrtowII a MarrIM...WIth Children C lied to his self centered girlfriend that he only . . «I MtnllttIIltport (l) MOVIE: R.Chlt Ind Iht Slrallglr A III A·TI.m aI JRI LIlla F.mlly Cindy Williams. Bill • GtrIIIflad ArJIlslr1llg man's love for his wife is first aroused I'(hen belatedly reallz,es that his lemale best lriend aI Bled MtnIIIt,Mlctayl astranger visits their home. Lomtta Young, «I W••thIr W.lch Hudson is Ihe one he really loves. Richard Dreyfuss, Q) llIH..y Ezprass William Holden, Rebert Mitchum (1948) a 011 01 ThIs World 8:00 (J) HiIlIra a Nancy AlI8II, Susan Sall/1ldon .(1984) Q C.""" aI N.Iloti.1 F.mlly S.faty Till Take a GJMOVIE:NlCSund.yHlghlalthlMovlls a:10 (I) TraVtl.Glldt " (f) Waltnl SIIIIS 100 02l MOVIE: BIg B.d Mimi Gun tolln', lusty ...... lBl MaIoWorIII . challengatoteslyourfamily's knowledge of BifIIk ~: TN $6. MIHIM MIl • Ma!1'a~ears through the South with I gun, a:30.(]) G...... y . "Qi~NN RI...Nm c# salelY and emergency preparedness in Ihe' BiftIk WM;IA diplomatic crisis erupts taking time out only for an occasional, sexy , ~ome. (IISIIIIIIlg, IJmt SIIIIoR 1;1 9 Milot 1.IDIII Baseb.11 8111 HudsOri. Cindy Williams (1989) when. bionic Infiltrator within the OSI romantic InterlUde. Angle DIckinson, Tom (Jl CItdIoik It aI P1ute IJMl His F_Pluto Is scared by ID Perlrah I' Amlrlca . Ibreaten. seCUritY at the Russian/ American Skerritt, William Shatner (1974) ~ Chip n' Dale, plays with ababy seal at the 4'05 m NW'A ....1. EVlnl Wraslllng , Unitybs.The. duo Is called In. U~y (OJ JaM Olllln ' :::u::... •.w m. WaQnft: Lee Mljors, Rlchird Anderson Q beac~ GIl CNN Hudllne News lBl TnICkI.' USA and plays golf with Mickey In this 4:30 (I) Insltlt "Iness (I) WidlI SII..: SUng In Tokyo StillO and G5l1.llH RlIIIl: SpeCial program. 9 Susl.llllng am CH!!l..IWI his versatile band tl)rill a ~acked house In at Youth Secrets 01 The St.n OIl MyStcralldtllllty ra Sh..R. . 9...... H.roes TokyO Vlith an aclecllc evemng 01 rock, jazz, • Oral RobIrtI ' 1:00 (J) D,C. W.k III Review 1;1 I=N~.::~9N~: regg.. Ind blues-tinged mUSic. Sting, y ~ ~~. ~e:~ ~~='rr: 10:35 (I) MOVI~ The Further Advenlures 01 , I,'tuz::a JoAnn .WOrle , Henry Gibson. '.. a Sha'e n. Shirl" Kenny Kirkland , Tln~tsSe. Buck Fortune hunter Buck 10:00 t2J Pro T.nllfs. , ' ' QJ JmlriClll Sperts Cavllc.de 6:00 (II Eyil O. VillUS Q (I) COIIIte..•• RllIlscoViry ~Ithe Wirid Malone. ligrees to guide a wealthy urban I ...... F.raw.y" 0 Weathlr • You 00 NBC ,.... New Zealand: The Smoldering Sea , family through Ihe jungles of Borneo. David • (J) =~ ~~)' aJoyrulcel~bratlon Q ,00 .,. 0 AllIn.1s In of '(1) NewsW.tclt . (f)MOVlE: H.llinlrkHIII 01 F.me My Keith; Kathy Shower, Brant Van Hoffman • (!) MOYIE: IItHlk AshY, ordinary ~yearns ,new me, the ~m~s ofW~lter and ~yma . et> MOVIE: NothIII\I S..crtd For publicity, a MIN Is ""IV, Bill Wjlson wast drunk, his (1988) .. . to~ someone elseaildstrlkes adeal with Berlet capttJre the Ilrstmaglcal hours, days . hotshot New York reporter exploits aYOUng . life and marrialle in ruins; Wrth the help Of ID MOVIE: Sus.n .nd Gad Estranged wife the Deviltll become asuper hunk. John Allefl and V/OBks of baby animals., . WOl1lln's tare disease only 10 find outialer' others, hiS Inspiring recovery led hilll to is SO wrap~d up in religion that ,she almosl ...1 .... JW.No" ""Alton James COCO. Q) All ~M Wl'I$I\fng the doctor!a dlaghosls was wlong. FredriC found Alcohoiles Anonymous. James loses her "hUsband and daughter, Joan Imson, IJVI!VIIIII "'IV!, . . 1:30tIlW*lt snit Wtlk~ MlfchtCMol~ Lomblrd, Waller CoIInoJly Woods, .Mmes Gamer. JoBBth WilliamS crawford, 'FredriC March, Rllth Hussey (1987) . (11 U;U, Vi u,s.s.il, GYflllllSUCS . 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