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.....\ Warriors dump Socorro by GARY BROWN put i.he ball on the Socorro 23. Sports Writer Five plays later, senior tailback Rusty Shelton swept around the right end for a nine-yard touchdown. Ruidoso High School's varsity football team still has Sims again kicked the extra point and Ruidoso had a state playoff dreams after a 21-8 win over host Socorro 14-0 lead with 9: 21 left in the half. Friday night. Near the end of the first baH, Socorro drove to the The Warriors, 1-2 in District 3t-AAA action (2-7 Warrior two before a run was stopped short of the goal overall), must beat visiting Cobre Friday, November line as time expired. 6, while Silver City loses to Socorro if Ruidoso is to Both teams battled to a scoreless third quarter. make the playoffs, However, the Warriors had one good drive that ended Ruidoso would be tied with Socorro and Silver for se at the Socorro seven. cond place, but would make the playoffs because of a The Warriors added their final touchdown on a two better point difference between the three teams. yard run by Griego with 9: 30 left in the contest. Ruidoso did not leave any doubt that it was the better Another Swanner-ta-Arvizu pass play set up the Ruidoso's Rusty Shelton (39) runs for yar scored one touchdown as the Warriors won, team in its victory over Socorro (also named the touchdown. dage against Socorro Friday night. Shelton 21-8. Warriors). From the Socorro 26, Swanner hit Arvizu and the The Ruidoso Warriors drove 74 yards in seven plays split end ran down to the host's two. Griego had an excellent. game, running for 95 yards BUbba Lane at cornerback was a defensive standout on their opening series to take a 7-0 lead. Griego banged over for the score on the next play. in 13 carries. . for Ruidoso. A 28-yard pass from quarterback Michael Swanner Sims kicked the extra point and Ruidoso had a secure Shelton added 55 yards in 16 carnes. Now the Warriors must prepare for first-place to Jeff Arvizu and a 31-yard run by Matthew Griego to 21-0 lead. Arvizu caught three passes for 66 yards and Eric Cobre, which cinched a playoff berth with a 21-0 win the Socorro three were the big plays in the Ruidoso Socorro drove for its only score of the game on the Ford grabbed three passes for 53 yards. over Deming Friday night. drive. ensuing series. Socorro gained 229 yards total offense. The Warriors Cobre is 3-0 in district play, followed by Silver City at After Griego's big run, he scored in two plays, going The hosts drove 75 yards in nine pla\'~.l for the score, had 118 yards rushing and 111 passing~ 2-1, Ruidoso and Socorro at 1-2 and Deming at 1-3. over from the one. James Rosa running in from the six wlth 6' 38 left. "We've looked good in our past three games," said Silver City dum~d Cathedral of El Paso, Texas, Shay Sims added the extra point and Ruidoso led, Rosa then ran over the left side for t.lf t Wll- point con Warrior head coach Cooper Henderson. "It's just that 27-0, in a non-district game Friday. 7~, with 6:03 left in the first quarter. version and Ruidoso's lead was narrowf~-d to 21-8. the outcome was better in this one." WARRlOR NOTE8-Grlego was the winner of the At the beginning of the second quarter, Ruidoso Ruidoso rolled up 358 yards total off~r..~e. ?oo rushing Ruidoso used the shotgWl i ormation occasionally in coaches' Golden Helmet award (given to a playerafter struck again, driving 62 yards in 11 plays for a and 158 through the air. the contest, catching the hosts off guard. each victory). Other winners were Todd Morris, top of touchdown. Swanner completed 10 of 21 passes for 113 yards, "That confused the';l'''' saId Henderson about fensive player; Sean Moore, top defensive player; Swanner completed two passes to Kirk Ryan in the while Logan Stinnan completed a 1fryard pass to Socorro's defense agains( :'1t.: shotgun, "until they ad Kenny Trapp, top kicking team player, and Kelly drive, one of them a 15-yarder on a fake punt, which Swarmer. justed to it later on." Sivage, top scout team player. Interest builds for MainStreet program's potential pluses
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by FRANKIE JARRELL assuring a MainStreet project in nalillo, Clovis and Tucumcari in project manager salary; $10,000 to downtown," said Boatright. She Midtown business people made News Staff Writer Ruldoso~accardin~ to Boatright. their first years. fnnd a contract with the state; and said towns will be selected in mid u.P. most of th~'I.:~e_J1ing=~~dJ~I!~_tye~. She stressed Thursday that local "A well-run MainStreet program $16,000 for a contract wUb the Na . January. and they were un: ones WI,," plen "I'm not here to talk you into commitment is the major ingre can lead to a change in negative at tional Heritage Trust. Boatright said the whole process of queStions for Boatright. They anything," said New Mexico dient needed to be chosen for one of titudes," said Boatright, stressing She said successful MainStreet begins with a site visit by a state questioned her about what area MainStreet Project Director Ursula three MainStreet slots available in the importance of the project communities have formed a and national resource team, and would be included, whether a theme M. Boatright Thursday. New Mexico for 1988. While just manager who receives intensive public/private partnership to pro the hiring of a manager. The local would be used and how specific Boatright told more than 100 peo three applications are expected for training through state and national vide funds needed to take advan board chooses and hires its own needs in Ruidoso would fit into the ple who gathered in two separate the three projects, Boatright said contracts. tage of the resources available staff person, she said. program.. meetings at Ruidoso Municipal Ad that doesn't make any applicant a Boatright and architect Ed Boles, through the state and national con After viewing a videotape of "We don't come in with a canned ministrative Center that she was in "shoo-in." both of the Santa Fe MainStreet of tracts. While Ute communities are three successful MainStreet towns, program," said Boatright, who con the village to offer information on Boatright explained that New fice, make site visits and instruct asked to make a three-year com Mayor Lloyd L. Davis Jr. com tinued to stress that most decisions the unique revitalization program. Mexico MainStreet is a part of a project managers in the program's mitment, with no further CDBG mented the program rest with the participating com Both audiences responded en National Heritage Trust program four-point approach. That is: fWlCls after the first year, Boatright "psychologically and philosophical munity. She said the group would thusiastically to Boatright's audio begun in 1980. New Mexico is enter 1. OrganizatiQn. said there is no problem if a par ly brings people together ... you put be required to fund the program visual presentation, asking lots of ing its second year of participation, 2. Promotion. ticipating entity has to drop out. a psychological mall Gver your after the first year~ estimating the questions over MainStreet and and is among 28 states involved. 3. Design. She said Socorro was unable to stay downtown." budget would be about $30,000 a what it might do for Ruidoso. By She said 400 conununities are in the 4. Economic restructuring. in the program after one year. The afternoon group included the year, depending on the salary of the Friday afternoon more than two program nationwide. llWe work in all areas of Applications for the three open mayor, councillors Jerry Shaw and project manager~ dozen Midtown business operators In New Mexico, Silver City, downtown~" said Boatright. She ings are due in Santa Fe by Elmer Pirelli, several members of Problems noted for Midtown in had agreed to meet next Wednes Gallup, Raton and Las Vegas are said MainStreet is basically a self December 1. the Planning and Zoning Commis clude a need for morepeople, better day to form a MainStreet task beginning their second years of the help program utilizing a $38,000 I'A good application is a commit sions and staff and board members force. three-year project; with Aztec, Community Development Block ment from you people here and the of the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Please see tVlainStreet, page Such action is the first step in Deming, Carlsbad. Taos. Ber- Grant to provide $12,000 toward a other people with a stake in Commerce. 2A Safeway takeover Crista Hale prepares for Miss Ruidoso role begins this week The Miss New Mexico-U.S.A. pageant will be Ruidosoan Crista Hale's first experience in a beauty pageant, and she's excited about it. "It doesn't matter too much if I win," the 17-year-old high school student by DARRELL J. PEHR which includes Ruidoso's two says. "What matters most is that I represent Ruidoso well, and that I enjoy News Editor Safeways.• myself." But some 1,000 comments to the Crista is not going to stop with the Miss New Mexico pageant, as far as Inventories are being completed Federal Trade Commission on the long-tenn goals are concerned; she hasher eye set eventually on a Ph.D. in this week as Furr's grocery stores sale will cause Furr's to operate the business and advertising. "I like art,_ and I like writing, so I think that prepares to take over Safeway advertising is a good field for me. And since I'll be in business, I think I stores in the El Paso Division, Please see Safeway, page 2A should learn all I can about that, too." She was born in Roswell. Her mother, Martha Rankin, owns Trimble's Win, Place and Show in Ruidoso. "I love to swim. and I write a lot of SNOW! poetry," Crista says. UI've been writing ever since I was a little kid. f1 At INSIDE school, she belongs to DECA and SADD, and admits that she's always Ski Apache Resort reported People, _ .. 3A wanted to model. "My mom used to model, and I thought that sounded like receiving a Hdusting" of snow it would be a lot of fun," she said. Football , ,4A-5A Monday morning. The resort Crista will get to model three different outfits in the pageant, which con Sports 8A-9A traditionally opens on cludes on Saturday, November 14. She will wear an evening gown, a The "Dreamer" , 14A Thanksgiving day, and will costume commemorating New Mexico's 75th birthday, and a swimsuit. "I Business , 10A begin snowmaking tonight, haveto wear high heels with the swimsuit. I've never worn high heels in my Opinion. _ .,. _ , 1 B weather pennitting. Today's life, I guess -I'd better start practicing." Classified,. __ 3B-4B weather forecast predicts snow Brunell's is providing Crista's clothing, and La Lorraine and Spot Light TV Guide Section B this week in the IDGuntarns. Promotions are her other local sponsors. The swimsuit is provided by catalina Swimwear, and Crista reports that hers is red~ WEATHER REPORT Crista Hale eagerly anticipates her role in the Miss New "I'm looking forward to meeting the other contestants." ,Crista says, SWlday's low 42 Mexico-U.S.A. pageant set for November 1Q-14. "and I'm not nervous-yet." Sunday's higll 65 Monday·s low 38 Monday's predicted high - near 66 Tuesday's predicted low , near 30 Tuesday's predicted high _ near 69 groups to meet The National Weather Service in Roswell has predicted today will Planning, economic, airport, rec be partly cloudy by afternoon, with south-southwest winds from five-IS miles per hour. Monday evening will be fair with patches of The Ruidoso Planning and Zoning be in council chambers at Ruidoso Thursday, November 5, at Texas ministrative Center. fog, and winds will be light and variable. Commission will meet at 2 p~m~ to Municipal Administrative Center. New Mexico Power Company. The Tuesday will be partly clOUdy with winds from the south-southwest day (Monday), November 2, in Meetings of the group are open to public is invited. ••• ••• ••• at five-15 miles per hour. The high will be around 69. council chambers of Ruidoso the public. The Ruidoso Parks and Recrea· There is around a zero chance of precipitation Monday through Municipal Administrative center. ••• ••• ••• tion Committee will- have its Wednesday. A Planning and Zoning Commit ••• ••• ••• remdar monthly tn.eeting. at 11:30 ' The extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday calls for fair tee sUJ).group, and other interested The Sierra Blanca Airport Com a~m. Wedt)esday,NQv~~r 4. in skies on Wednesday, with increasing chances for precipitation on parties, will meet at 1 p.m. Tues The Economic Development Cor mission willmeetat3 p.m. Wednes.. the council chmnbets of BUidoso Thursday and Friday, including the possibility of snow for the higher day, November 3, to"review the pro poration of Lincoln County has day, November 4, in council Municipal Administtati~center~ elevations. Highs Will be from 56-66, and lows from 26-36. Meetings are open to the publlc. . posed zoning map. The meeting will -scheduled a meeting at 6 p.m. chambers of Ruidoso MUnicipal Ad... .,
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2A I The Ruidoso News I Monday. November 2, 1987 MainStreet • Continued from page 1A "Why doesn't the state just give buy a lot of garbage cans," he explaining, again, that the fWlds sidewalks and other amenities on us the money to Improve ad4ed. are for a "program we !mow will. main street, lighting and trash downtown?" asked Bill Andrus of "Maybe you need more than gar work." The Barefoot Contessa. "That will bage cans," responded Boatright, "If we don't go along with thIa containers. will the city help us with our lighting?" aske4 Mary Parsons-of , Mary's Fashions. Village DUUUlger Frank Potter dellcrlbed problems with lines and polell In Midtown, and went on to pledge hill commitment to the MalnStreet program. He llaid he'll allk for the IlUpport of the village governing body. DiscUSllions of collt led Ovella Estell of the ArtIsan'1l Galleryto of fer to write a check right then. Boatright llaid the typical collt is from $150 to $300 permerchant over the three-year contract. "Not everybody ever bUYIl.lnto a project," warned Boatright. She said "the pollllibllitiell are out there" on fWlding MalnStreet. Boatright, who took a stroll through Midtown on Friday, llaid i I Yl I \ whatIS needed over the next month some of the people on hand for the evening is "the strong IlUpport of the com Ursula M. Boatright. director of the New Mexico MainStreet More than 100 Ruidoso citizens heard mWlity." She suggested contacting program. tells interested citizens of the financial require details of the MainStreet Program during meeting. Planning Officer Margaret Lahey ment during a meeting Thursday. two public meetings Thursday. Shown are at Village Hall.
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Village Planning Officer Margaret Lahey (left) takes Ruidoso Planning Officer Margaret Lahey, Village manager committed to the program, which Is a self-help project to MainStreet Director Ursula M. Boatright on a tour of Mid Frank Potter and Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Commerce ex revitalize the downtown area. The audience learned town Friday. The two stop for a VISit with Ann Bolton (right) ecutive director John Jeffers listen to a Thursday presenta MalnStreet Is a partnership between the private and public in front of her MIdtown shop J. Roberts. tion on the MainStreet Program. Potter said the village is sectors_ MescaleroTribe members go to polls Tuesday
Mescalero Apache Tribe Ortega are VYing for vice president. members will go to the polls Tues Candidatell for the cOWlcil Ileats day, November 3, to make their Include Raymond Kirgan, Joylynn selections for the offices of tribal Kanesewah Wyatt, Evelyn BreWl president, vice president and four Inger. Silas Cochise Sr., Harlyn Via council seats. Geronimo and Frederick Peso. Seeking the president's seat are Voting will take place from 8 a.m. incumbent Wendell Chino and to 7 p.m. at the Mescalero Com Joseph Via. Keith MIller and Paul munity Center's Activity Hall.
•• • The Old Road Gallery and Miller. - Restaurant In Mescalero will be The gallery features folk art, clay i; -. L~, having their annual Christmas sculpture, bultos, nacimlentos, fiesta on SWlday, November 8, from retablos, santos, prints, paintings .(\ 2 to S p.m. Featured will be "Tres and other gift items. ArtIstas" ChristIna Duran Go Steve, Grant and Sue Keller meet the ghouls and goblins Is administrator of the Lincoln County Medical Center. head-on at the Nob Hill Halloween Carnival Saturday (Photo by Bonny Celine.) night. dressed as a pig. a bunny and a hobo. Steve Keller St. Jude's church marks Safeway~~--~------20th year with fiesta Continued from page 1A when the partial takeover takes next week If they still have jobs. acquire the right to use the Safeway place saturday, November 7, very When final approval is given, name. Bishop Ricardo Ramirez of the and at 11:30 a.m., there will be the E1 Paso Division as a separate enti little will change as Safeway which Furr's expects In about 30 Diocese of Las Cruces will be the Fiesta Pot Luck, Bingo and a raffle ty under present Safeway manage management continues to take ac days, the new owner will exercise Details of the takeover, however, main celebrant at the Fiellta Mallll drawing. ment, for at least 30 days until the tion on such items as pricing and more direct control. but much still still must be ironed out. for St. Jude'll In San. Patricio on The day before the Fiesta, on comments can be reviewed and advertising. But payroll and other will stay the same. SWlday, November 8. Saturday, November 7, at 2 p.m.• final approval decided. logistic decisions will be made by "We never thought the Safeway "We've still got a great deal of The celebrationwillbe In honor of Juan Montoya will lead a l"OIlBry Bob Hurmence, vice president of Furr's. stores were badly operated," llaid uncertainty," said Hurmence, the 20th anniversary of the building rally at the Marian Grotto near the public affairs for Furr's, said the Present employees of Safeways Hurmence. He llaid Furr's hopei! to noting conswners' and employees' of the St. Jude Church. The Mass church. The rosary with songs will consumer will see little difference have been interviewed, said continue to offer Ilome of Safeway's concern about the takeover.•'We're will be offered for Peter Hurd, who be followed with refresbmentll. as the change is made. ThIs week, Hurrnence, and will be given word private label items, and may even sympathetic to that situation." donated the painting of San Ysidro The Fiesta Dance will take place when the church wall built In 1967. on Saturday night trom 9 p.m. to 1 His painting is displayed In the a.m. with Joe Soliz's GoOd com church. pany Band from Roswell. Admis Featured at the MaIlIl will be the sion IS $3 per person, and children Sales of calendars to benefit area Girl Scouts Hondo Viesta Dancers who will under 12 are free. dance after the service. In the pro The crownln~ of the Fiellta King Local Girl Scouts began selling such as craft projects, field and The colorful wall calendars have In addition to the monthly ap . ceBllion, there will be a represen; will take place at the dance. calendarll and pocket planners In camping trips, and girl recogni photoll of Girl Scout activitiell, In pointment area. time zonell, area tatlve of each of the misIlion chur M.anual Cor~a, a Junior at ltuidoSi) LIncoln CoWlty lallt week. tions. The rest of the profit will be addition to Ilpace to jot appoint Codes and space for namell and ad ches of the valley, carrying the HighSchool, III a king candidate. As These items sell for $l.2li, with 60 used as financial aid to aBIlist girlll ments, meetings and Ilchedulell. dreIlIles are included. statue of their patron Ilaint. candidate, he hall been holding centsfrom eachone remaining with attending National Program Each planner will fit comfortablf For more information, you can Followlnit the Hondo Dancers on dancBll and rafflBll.1n preparation of the troop to finance troop activities, Events and resident and day camp. ilito a purtle or Ilnit coat pocket. call 257-4088. SWlday there will be a c1e walk the Fiesta. . "" ~'''*IFi. "JII".. ';Iiji!P ::J1II'..... 4.jA'll ...... ""iM """'-I!iI" llI!"""',...... -'1jIr""~'~llI"II"""lI""""'"~'~_~...,..."""'"'V""'".~..,...~l""""" ~-.I4""""" __ ."...,.,..,..,... '7" -. ~>"" . '. • ...,. ,,. .. • .:... .' • MQnday; Nov~mber2, 19811 ThQ AUldoso News '( SA, . , -- . : , , ' I eople. 'I" ,_ i ., • I( __ - - , : , , . -- _; ... Co , " -; , • -;, I Coming 'up I " " , , . , , Today, Saturday, ti dinner from 5-9 P.m. Tuesday, I November 10, lilt the lnncredible November 2 -November 7 Restaurant. Tickets for the "aU you-can-eat" dinner are.$5.25 £01' The REPUBLICAN PARTY A aOLIDAY ARTS ANO adults, including compllmentlilry OF LINCOLN COUNTY will CRAFTS FAJIJ. isset for 91il.m. to wine, and $3.95 for children; meet at 5:30 p.m. today (Mon ,4 p.m. SaturdaY, November'7, in Ticl,ets are available at Don's day), November 2, at K-Bob's. thefeUowllmp hallof Community Pharmacy and Schlot;l;sky',Il. A.ll registered Republicans are UnitedMllthodist Church. A bake invited. sale, featuring homemade pies, is planned, as weUIilS a hmcheon with, Ilpaghetti, chili and cor nbread. "This willbe a good tune to buy Christmas presents," say organi;l;ers, Wednesday, Thursday, N ovem.ber 11 , NovemberS 'A VETERANS OAY' "THE WIND IN THE RUIDOSO NOON LIONS will CEREMONY, sponsored jointly . I . WILLOWS" will be screened have a Diabetes Screening Clinic by Veterans of Foreign Wars, from 3:30 to 4:30r'm. Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. American Legion and the Dislilbl- November 5, a the Ruidoso November 7, at the old Gibson's ed American Veterans, is Public Library. The weekly building..The clinic is free and scheduled at 11 a.in. Wednesday, movie presentations are free, open to the public. , November 11. at the A.merican and children under five must be' Legion Hall on U.S. HighwilY 70 accompanied by an adult. at Spring Street." The ceremony Children must be picked up at will be followed with a covered the library in the lobby by. an dish luncheon at noon in the adult after the movie.· public meeting room at the Police pride Ruidoso Public Library. Monday, Members, their families and friends are invited attend. Ruidoso Pollee Corporal Robert ChIef Richard Swenor during a staff November 9 to Achterberg, third quarter winner of the meeting Monday. Achterberg was department Strive for Pride award, ac chosen unanimously by his peers to Friday, FRIENDS OF THE LffiRAoRY cepts a plaque" and Cattle Baron· , receive the quarterly honor. November 6 is sponsoring an Open House and RestaUrant gIft certificate from former Annual Meeting from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Monday, November 9, at & RUIDOSO HIGH SCHOOL in the library. Special displays and . Monday vites parents of students to at reference tours will be offered Wheeler I tend ali open house from 8 a.m. and refreshments will be served. Tuesday, . I' until 4 p.m. Friday, November 6, at the school on Warrior Drive. November 16-17 dealers The student Council will conduct tours of the facility, and parents A 55/ALIVE DRIVER Sertoma Board of Direc .will be given their studllnts' COURSE for drivers aged 50 and tors Chairman Lanny report cards for the first nine Tuesday, over will be conducted on Mon~ Maddox presents a $25 week grading period. Report day and Tuesday, November 16 check to Bikes "for Tykes cards not picked up by parents November 10 and 17. The course qualifies par co-organIzer Laura will be issued to students on Mon ticipants for vehicle insurance Ashley, also a Sertoman. day, November 9. For additional RUIDOSO FAMILY CRISIS discount. Pre-registration is re Bikes for Tykes Is an ef I information call 2534910. CENTER will sponsor a llPaghet- quired by calling 257-2510. fort to accept donated workIng or non-working bicycles that can be '------' repaired and given to needy chIldren for Christmas. Shown (back, from left) are Sertomans Bikes for Tykes: IJMakea Mike Malls, Susan Malis, Roy Seay, Debbie Floyd, DavId Morales, Debbie Rogge and Jeremy child's dream a reality'! Taylor. The Ruidoso Police Department, Ashley and Dave Perkins, can use contributions of money to the Community Service program members of the Ruidoso Police buy parts and accessories to refur and the Fraternal Order of Police Department. are coordinating bish the donated bikes. have joined forces to "make a Bikes for Tykes. Ashley said 10 bikes alreadyhave child's dream. a reality," accor "As officers, we see many been donated to Bikes for Tykes, ding to Laura Ashley. children who would like to bave a but many more will be needed in "Bikes for Tykes" is a joint pro bicycle. but whose parents cannot plenty of time to be repaired before COMPLETE HAIR & ject the three groups have under afford them," explain Ashley and Christmas. BEAUTY CARE taken to gather serviceable Perkins in a letter they've sent to To learnmore, or to makea dona bicycles to be made ''like new for area service clubs. Theyare aslong tion, contact Ashley or Perkins at e~ The Paddock ,,44;6eH- 'iDed 1011 Mechem Dr. the less fortunate children of for help. the Ruidoso Police Department, 0 Ruidoso at Christmas." Besides bicycles. Biltes for Tyltes 257-7365. Prompt, Quality Sarvlce 258·3313 1-10x13 lI9 Deposit R.asonable Rat.s (Wall PP\OIO! 1QO. Due at OWNERS & OPERATORS 1- axl0 • No conlrlCts Roqul.... ; OtIolItss .~oft-nl#J PIck up P. O. Box 2859 GUY GILMORE 64.4.: 2· 5x7 (plus lax) Ruldos NM 88345 257.511111 JI1en"ne ~_I{,Dt')te 2· 3x5 NOTICETO CREDITORS 16·Klng Size Wallels LEGAL NOTICE TEXAS COMl'dEItCE BANK..QnESSA has been appointed Personal Repres2Jltotive of the E!.tDte ~ a-RegUlar Size Wallets of Richard Woodrow sewell, Deceased. All pPT r------,The Cottage I NOTICE l.9 hereby given thnt The Villnge of sons having clnim3 agl11nst this estate are re dfou~t:. mon~ R~staurant CanLa9t:. RuI=:b Uncoln CoWlty. New MexIco calli1 for quired to present the1rclnlms within two 12, I Ifamily • pro on ELECI'RICAL MAINTENANCE. ths after the date of the first publication of thic; " Interested bidders may secure 0 copy of the Noticeortheclaims wiU beEore\'W bu1Ted~ ClaIm:; l SpecificntioJ1!l from the Purcha:Iing Officer at the must be presented either to the Personal I GREAT HAMBURGERS I ; . 9-a,j"hion5. ~. C"entro1lzed Purcha:Iing Warehouse, Representative at P. O. Box 4i!Y1. Odessa. TX , I'nJpooaIs must be received by the I'urchaslng 79'100, or filed with the District Court of Lincoln iii Free coffee. tea or soft I ee Officer no Inter thnn 1:30 PM•• Wednesday. COunty. P. O. Box '125. Co.rrlzczo. NM 00301. '~~~. November 11, 1967. ot which time tbe proposals DATED: October 21. 1937. ~ drink with this coupon will be opened at the VlIIoge Hall. TEXASCOMMERCE I The Village of Ruldooo reserves the right to re- RANK-ODESSA. ect any and/or aD proproats. and wnJve aU By: Brynu IloJd(W1:J.o II and the purchase of any I COME SEE US IN OUR ~-, TrwitOffJcer "'f lormaliUes. ~ ByOTderof Governing Body PenonalRepresenttltlve: I burger. I , ... /01 Fonda McLa1D lsi BryanIloId~mnn PurchasingOffleer MEL B. O"REILLY, P.C. Midtown Ruidoso ... GIVE OUR PICTURES Legal i5328 3t (lO) 28, 29 (11) 2 P. O. 80s 2295 L EXCITING NEW LOCATION Ruidoso. NM 88345 FOR CHRISTMAS (SIS) 258'iG35 ~***************** LEGALNOTICE Attclmey for Persooal Representath-e. ------~~( ~ Legol5325 2t (10)28 (11) 2 * Be?uty' 2605 SUDDERTH AT INTHE DJSTRlcr COURT ~ TIPS :ll: OFLINCOLNCOuNTY NEWMEXIOO • * From The Professionals * End of the Rainbow TWELPTH.JUDIClALDJSTlUcr -X- At THE CUT ABOVE * 257·5918 2605 SUDDERTH IN THEMATl'EROF11IEESTATEOF ) CANDLE * Smort tip for contact lens wearersf It's safe,* RICHARD WOODROW SEWELL, ) to put in lenses before you opply eye* Space iii Adobe Plaza Deceased. ) * makeup. . * NO. PB-81-33 POWER * .* Wl;ldnesday, November 4 DJv.m * Newest perm Is squore} Hair Is wtopped* Candles Of All Kinds * on-would you believe It-doaors" tongue* Photo Hours: 10 a.m•• 5 p.m. * depressors! * ••••••••••••• • * For eQ$y'core good fooks, see what on il-x-* TOYS Wonderful Scents * pert perm can do for yoo. * Unusual * 25% Dlscc>unt On AU* Avon Products Too! * Hc>"lr Produc:~s * & Inexpensive * 72i Mechem - l32l3 SUdderth * 2415 Sudderth 2605B Sudderth "* 9,00 - 7,OO/Mon. ·,So'. * 'Walk..los; Weh:ome WE USE' L 257-9508 "*" * SKI WEST CENTER ****************** KODAK PAPER • 7 MOTORIZED EXERCISE TABLES (free demonSlrotlbns) Whispering Pines • • UWE SUPER NOVA 8000 pretWe....ts 'TANNING BED . Fiesta Mexi'can Buffet ... • ACU·tMSSAGE TABLE InC,. I • NO MEMBERSHIP FEE ThursdaytW :t 1 .. 2 • NO OBLIGATION Homemade • Enchiladas, Group Charge.. 99c J)f!itliersDn • Fajitas • Me1(ican Salad. Bar We care for your eyes. • Sc)papillas and much more! ~J~~?~L~}~ , (also friC*d chicken; mash~d potatoes, Dr. T. T. Marquardt, 0.0. , . vegetables) "Diseases of the Eye • Contact Lenses 2713 Sudderth 257·5550 Sierra ProfeSSional ICenter • 257~5029 FORCAEA tM!COLOR I'(lIlTRA/tS • 1 ...... : :4...... •.•.s 44fl¥$4!4' Msy.•.•• ",W 4 ' , """" '''"' ' - ,...... ,. ""'.~' ~ """"""'""''''''''''""'"'' "'i&iiiI! ' .. "" waq.:q "'*14' w= ' *""" ..' ;;;:. 4 AU'., :q; Ie ••$.' . . • • • 2A I The R ...idoso N$WS I Mond~y, NClVember 2, 1987 • M··.aID.···' , S··t.ree.. t.. · ,t. , . I. • Contln~l;ld from p.gl;l1A "WlIy doesn't the !!tate just give hU)' a lot .of garhage ClUlll,1' he e:q>\ain.iilg, again, that the funcJ3 mciewalks anci other llInen.itiea on us tliemoney to improve adlled. ., ar~ fora ·"program we know wm PJ$ lltJ:eet, Ugbting' anci kash downtqwn?'" askeci Bm And1'Us Qf "Maybe you need more than gal"', work!' .' , . contlUners. ,, The Barefoot COntelisa. "That Will hage cans," respondeci Boatrigbt, "If we cion't gt! along wltl1 tbIs· ''!ill .the ci~ help lUI with ol¢' ligltting?" aa!l;ed Mary Parsona Qf - Maty'sFashlons...... •... Village marulger Frank Potter described probleJIlll with lines and . . pplel! in Milltown, anci went on tQ . Pleclge hi!! commitment to· the . MairiStreet program. lJe l!aici he'll 8l!~ for'the aupport of the village gove1'lllng bodY. . DllIcWlSions of cOat leciOvella Estes of the Artisan'I! Gallery to 0f fer to wri~ a check right then. Boattigltt Saici the' typical cost III from$150 to $300 permerchantover the three-year contract. . "1'l'otevery:bociyever buys into a project" warneci Boatrigbt.· She -~'-"""""1\"'.l' po$l!ibUiW~1! , -- .said,lthe' are- out there" on funciitlg MalnStreet. .'., - . Boattight, who took a . !!troll throllgh Midtowli on Friday, Said • wbatIII neecieci over the next month some of the people on hand for the evening III "thl! strong l!Upport of the com- Ursula M. Boatright, director of the New Mexico MalnStreet More than 100 Ru,idoso citizens heard munity." She I!uggeste(i contacting program, tells Interested citizens of the financial require- details of the MainStreet Program during meeting. Planning Officer Margaret Lahey ment during a meeting Thursday. ' two pUblic meetlng's Thursday. Shown are at Village lJali. . '-'---<--' . . , • -~~., .' ... 'f .. , • i THE PREC " BEEN RE Village Planning Officer Margaret Lahey (left) takes RuIdoso Planning Officer Margaret Lahey, Village manager committed to the TO ASS MalnStreet Director Ursula M. Boatright on a tour of Mid Frank Potterand Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Commerce ex revitalize the do town Friday. The two stop for a visit With Ann Bolton (right) ecutive director John Jeffers listen to a Thursday presenta MalnStreet Is a Pi In front of her Midtown shop. J. Roberts. tion on the MainStreet Program. Potter saId the Village is sectors. POSSIBL Mescal{ IMA( <> IMMEDIAl '" "...•• •.. ,. go to pC Mel!calero API member!! wm go to • day. November 3, t selections for the of! president, vice prest council seats. Seeking the presid incwnbent Wendet Joseph Via. Keith M Art fie~ Old R Steve, Grant and Sue Keller meet the ghouls and goblins is administrator of the Lincoln County Medical Center. head-on at the Nob Hill Halloween Carnival Saturday (Photo by Bonny Celine.) . night. dressed as a pig, a bunny and a hobo. Steve Keller St. Jude's church marks Safew~y-'----.--~-----._.------.- 20th year with fiesta Continued from page 1A wilen the.partial .takeover takes next weekif' they still;have jobs. acquire therightto use theSateway place Saturday, NOveMbllr '1, very When final approval is given, name. Bishop Ricardo RaJnirez of the and at 11:30 a.m., there will be the El PallO Divlllion 8l!IIseparate enti little will change as Sateway which Furr's expects in about 30 Diocese of Las CruCes Will be the Fiesta Pot Luck, Bingo anda raff'le ty under present safeway IDatlage tnanagement continues to take ac days, the new owner will ell:ercise Details of the takeover, however, main celebrant at the Fiesta Mass drawing. . . mant, for at least 30 days until the tion on such items lIS priCing and more direct control, but much still still tnilSt be Ironed out. f'or St. Jude's in San PalriclD on The day before the Fiesta. on conunelits can be reviewed and advertiSing. But payroll and other will stay the same; . Sunday. 1'l'ovember 8. Saturday, November 7, at 2 p.m., final approval decided. lOgistic decisions will be :made by "We never thought the Sateway "We've still got a great deal of Thecelebration Will beinhonorof Juan Montoya will lead a rosary ~ lJwmence, vice ~residentof Furr's. stores were badly operated," said uncertainty," said Hurmenee. the 20th anniversaryof the building rSUy at the Marian Grotto near the public a«airs f'or Furr s, said the Present employees of' Sateways lJurmenee. He saldFurr's hopes to noting COfiS1JIJ1ers' and employees' of the St. Jude Church. The Mass church. The rosary witlt songs will coiiSuxner Will see little differ~nee have been interviewed, Said continue tooffer.some of 8afeway's concernaboutthetakeover. '[We're will be ofiered f'or PeterHurd, who be followed with refreshments.. . lIS too clumge llImade. Tbls .week, Hunnence, tmd will be given word private Iabel1tetns. and may even sympathetic to that, situation." donatecf the painting of' San Ysidro The Fiesta Dance will take place • wben the church wllS built in 1967. on Saturday nigbt from 9 p.m. to 1 . His P.ainting is displayed in the a.m. with Joe Soliz's GoOd COm church. . . pany Band from Roswell• .AdIilis Featured at the Mass will be the ilion is $3 per peraon, and cbildren Hondo Fiesta Dancers who Will under 12 are ft'ee. . Sales'ofcalendars to benefit area Girl. Scouts dance after the service. rn the pro The crowning of the Fiesta King Local Girl 8colits began selling such as craft prOj~¢U!,' field and '1'bl;lcolotful wall calendars have In addition to the MOnthly ap cession, there will be a represen will take place at the dance. calendars and tlO¢ketptanners in camping trips, andgil'l Ncogrd· photos of Girl SCOut activities,in pointment area. tUne zones, area tative of' each of the mllIIlion chur Manual Corona, a junioratRuidoso I..fneoht Countylast week. '. tiQns. '!'he rest of' the pront will be addition to space to jot appoint codes and space for names and ad- ches of the valley, carrying the IDghSCbool, isa ldng candidate. As 1'heBe items sen for $U.5, witlt 60 used lIS financial aid to assist girls ments, meetings and scheciules. dresses are lncluded'. . statue oftheir patron saint. candidate, he' has been holciitlg centsfrOtt1 eachonerernainingwith attending National Program ~lich Planner Will fit comf'ortabty For more infotmation, you can FollOwing tlte lIondo Dancers on dancesand ramesinpreparation of thetrooptofinancetroopactiVities, ~ventsandresidentand daycmnp. into a purse or suit cQatpocket. can 2$7-4088.' 'Sunday there will be a cak13 walk the Fiesta. ' ... ~. ~ . ~ ",.,.... ""* It" """"" """'»,6 "1'5 ,W, -,..,..--.--'~~ ~ ~ __ -'1"~~-""'" _--\W-.-.,,...-_-_-__ ,..,...- -,--..,.-.-""-""' ."11""" .. _-...... ,..--~....-', ---_-•. ""~ .,.- .~ .. __ ••' v. '. .' • • • Mon,da;: November 2. 1987 I The Ruidoso New$ I 3A -J. _:_ .. _ • 3 B., • • • ,i - • j, - , . - .. " , - • L ._ "'.',, . Coming up . , I . 'I . ". Saturday, .ti dinner from 5-9 p.m. TueSday, ". Today, . November 10, at the;Jnncredible Nov~mbe.r· 2 November 7 Restaurant. Tickets for the "all you-can-eat" dinner are $5.25 for The ltEJ>UBLlCAN :PARTY A HOLIDAY ARTS AND adl11ts, Including complhnentary OF LINCOt.N COUNTY wl.ll (:RAFTS F AIRisset £91.' 9a.m. to wine. and$i1.95 for childr.m. meet at 5:30 p.m. todaY (Mon . 4 p.m. Saturday, November 7, in Tickets are available at Don'$ day), November 2, at K-Sob's. thefellowlll:tip pall uf Community Pharmacy and Schlot2:sky's, All registered Republicans are United Meth9dillt Church. A bake invited; ~ale" featuring homemade piell, IS planned. as wellas.a limcneon with spaghetti, chili and cor nbread. "This. wl.ll bea good time to buY Chri.$ttnas presents," say organi2:ers. . Weclnesday, Thursday, November 11 November 5 A VET,ERANS DAY "THJ!J WIND IN THE RUIDOSO NOON LIONS will CEREMONY, sponsOl:ed. jointly have a Diabetes Screening Clinic by Veterans of Foreign Wll1'S, WILLOWS"_ -_. .. will..~ be -"'Yd.screened;.1 __ J!rnT'l"'l tn a. TTl t.o 5 n TTl RRtllrrlav2 American Legion and theDisabl-' ..•merican Veterans, is uled at.1la.m. Wednesday, , !nber 11, at the American • :i n Hall on U.S. Highway 7(1 " ring Street. The cerem9ny • Ie followed wl.th a c9vered Inncheon at noon in the ~ meeting room at the Police pride loso Public Library. bers, their families and Ruidoso· Police Corporal Robert Chief Richard Swenor during a staff Is are invited to attend. Achterberg, third quarter winner of the meeting Monday. Achterberg was department StriVe' for Pride award, ac chosen unanimously by his p.eers to cepts a plaque and Cattle Baron' receive the quarterly honor. ' Restaurant gift certificate from former onday & esday, Wheeler I vember 16-17 dealers " liG/ALIVE DRIVER Sertoma Board of Direc (WE for drivers aged 50 and tors Chairman Lanny· wl.il be conducted on Mon Maddox presents a $25 ~nd Tuesday, November 16 check to Bikes 'for Tykes IOTICE l7., The course qualifies par co-organizer Laura ~nts for 'vehicle insurance Ashley, also a Sertoman. JUnt. Pre-registration is re Bikes for Tykes Is an ef· ~d by calling 257-2510. fort to accept donated working or non-working :EDING PAGE HAS bicycles that can be repaired and given to needy children for :PHOTOGRAPHED Christmas. Shown (back, from left) are Sertomans Mike Malis, Susan Malls, ike a Roy Seay, DebbIe Floyd, ;URE THE BEST David Morales, Debbie Rogge and Jeremy Taylor. E LEGIBILITY: ITS 'y",. t! ~E APPEARS use contributions of money to parts and accessories to refur the donated bikes. .9tJ{vanaa Iider suid 10 bikes already have 9fair 'Designs rELY HEREAFTER. I donated to Bikes for Tykes, many more will be needed in .ty oftime to be repaired before COMPLETE HAIR & istnms. BE~UTY )learnmore, orto makea dona CARE The Paddock I contact Ashley. or Perkins at "~'P~e~ ~uidoso 1011 Mechem Police Department, Dr. 0 7:iGa.. Prompt, Quality S.rvlca 258-3313 1·10x13 ll9 Cepo.lt Raa.onabl. Rata. (Wall Pnotol 100 • Due at OWNERS & OPERATORS ,. Bxl0 • No Contracts Roqulrld • Odorless Pick up P. O. Box 2859 GUY GILMORE aa.ta aJe""Je 2· 5x7 (plus tax) ~~n&ln.e ~."~t6 Ruldo 0 NM 88345 2117.•111511 2· 3x5 lS·King SIze Wallets ------,The Cottage a·Regular Size Wallets =amily Restaurant I Ca.'l.'Lla.gE. dfOU5.£. IlEAl HAMBURGERS I 9a.~h.i.on~ 'ree coffee, tea or soft I e • .rink with this coupon I nd the purchase of any I COME SEE US IN OUR 'If ~., UTHINEST lurger. I .. 'IP CROPUBUSHING, INC. Midtown Ruidoso • EXCITING· NEW LOCATION GIVE OUR PICTURES I ~**************** FOR CHRISTMAS . l ------Be~utv' ~. :It 2605 SUDDERTH AT INTIl!'lDISTlUCTOOURT * T1PS ~ ~ OFLlNOOLN COllNTY From The Professionals NEWMEXIOO • * * End of the Rainbow TWELFTlIJUl)ICfALDISTRICT .)(0 At THE (tUT ABOVE * , 257·5918 2605 SUDDERTH INTHEMATI'EROFTHEFSI'ATEOF ) CANDLE * Smott tip fOf'contact lens wearers. It's 50fer* Space #1 Adobe Plaza RICHAllD WOODJl(lWSEWELL, ) * to put in fellleS before you apply eye* Deceased. - ) *mokeup, * I NO.P_-33. POWER * . * Wednesday, November 4 II '. Olv.m, ")Eo' Newest p&tm Is squote.1 Holr Is wtapped* * ott--would you believe It.....dodOrs' tongue* Photo Hours: 10 a.m.• 5 p.m. Candles Of All,Kinds depm~sof$! * *'...... * F'ol' easy-cote gOOd IObks. seewhat on ex~* TOYS Wonderful, Scents * pettpeotm con do for you. .. . * Unusual * 25% Discount On All ,* Avon Products Too! * Hair Produc:~s * & InelCpensh,e .)Eo 721 Mechem - 323 Sudderth * 2415 Suddedh 26058 Sudderth * 9,00 • 1.00/Mt;>n. -.SOt. * * WC:llk~rns; Welcome * WE USE L 257·9508 SKI WIlS't CIlN'tIlR ****************** KODAK PAPER • 1 MOTORIZED EXERCISE , TADLES (free demonstrotions) Whispering Pines 'presents I • UWE SUPER NOVA 8000 II TANNING BED Fiesta Mexican Buffet I • ACU·MASSAGE TADLE inc~ • HO MEMBERSHIP FEE Thursdays 11 .. 2' , Oroupeha,ge ,• • NO OBLIGATION' Home1Dade • Enchiladas ~9;perj:)ef$OI'\ • fajitas • Mexican Salad Bar We care for your eyes. ~.,-...., • Sopapillas an~much more! ,~,~~~~~(31~~.~~ . (also fried chicken, mashed potatoes, .. Dr. T. T. Marquardt,. 0.0. . lIegetables). . Diseases of the Eye • Contact Lenses 211~ Sudderth 257-5550 Sierra ProfesSional Center- 257·5029 'FOFI CIiEAT,VECOLOIi POATIlAit • 1 . . ' .' t'..' 10; .' .• . "'1 ';.... " . / ~ ~_ rt".·*"dd."c1.dd*r#<.r·C1td'.rd·.t1't#~""mrt ...... t• .- --... :-. '--. ' J':.M, _.M ioiiI ...,.mp!.., '·N' ' ,·' *' < ••'d'!d.t'-••!.' .·,C.·· 5. -_~,",,;_-.....- .~-- -.' -.. , ' -.- ""...-...,...... -.'.,...... , __ ""'au W'W,.I- - • , . .'; , ", > .. ' • -'." . aA , TbeRuldo.i> News"Monday, November 2, 1987 - .. ' " ,',' ,'. " , f" ; ,.,- I, ,.'>.[ -i._ ,,' ,i" , ~. .- ~ ~ ""'"; .. ie" -' '.. <'" ;'}~~, " ~~~,:\;:'j,,\~_+" "", ' ~, . , . ~ '::':_~:,t. --¥,.~:,:~.~", -:." ,. " "",,i,. -, . ,. - -', _:~. ,1 ",.~;:, ,:' ~. '. " ~'" -. ' '. ' , ';~--J: ~~, ~ :"' . e'; .,. :' , l -' ~.'~" ""0 ,,' .., -'~:, ," .. • ~, ,'~,.- -'f,' • ~ "", ,,' <: . ': " ".' ." " ."," "..,' ,< ,"" -.' , J , . o . ' 'J •· ,\ ; • , \ t. _; I A 4 jJ, .J " rj .., l , t , , t , ~ r, , . • - ,,'-"C"-'C'" • .' ...... '";~"-:------1' --',• , ~~~~ ~-~--_.."-- 0' • Village Planning Officer Margaret LaheY (left) takes' RuIdoso Planning Officer Margaret Lahey, Village ma~ager committed to the program, which Is a self-help project to MalnStreet Director Ursula M. Boatright on a tour of Mid· Frank Potterand Ruidoso Valley Chamberof Commerce ex revitalize the downtown area. The audience 'earned town Friday. The two stop for a visit With Ann Bolton (rIght) ecutive directorJohn'Jeffers listen to a Thursday presenta· MalnStreet Is a partnership between the private and public In front of her Midtown shop, J. Roberts. . tlon on the MainStreet program. Potter said tJ:1e village Is sectors. MescaleroTribe members go to polls Tuesday' Mescalero Apache. Tribe Ortegaare vyingfor vicepresident members will go to the polls Tues-- ~didates for the council seats day, November '3, to make their include Raymond KlNan, Joylynn seleCtions for the 'Offices of tribal !t&nese~ Wyftu, 'Evelsn Breun president, 'Vice president and lour . mger, Sdas CoCbfse Sr., HarlynVia council seats. Geronimo and1i'rederlCk PellO. Seeking the president's seat are VotingwilltakeplacefI'omBa.m. incumbent Wendell Chino and to 7 p.m. at the Mescaleto Com -, Joseph Via. Keith Miller and Paul munity Center's Activity Hall. • Art fiesta. is Sunday at • Old Road Gallery' The Old Road Gallert and Miller. , Restaurant in M~ro 'will be Thegallery features folk art, clay ba\1ing . their ann1ia1 ChtIsf:ma$ scUlpture, bUltos, nacimientos, fiesta onSunday,November8, from retablos, santos, prints, paintings 2 to Ii p.m. Featured will be ..~ Ilild other giftitems. • Artistl'is" C1nistIha Duran GodbY, F'or moreinformation,_ call •• ViviiUUl Duranl'relo andErnieUe 671..(674. 1 Ooooooh! Scary! ," . • • Steve. Grant andSueKellEtr meet thEt ghouls and gobl/r,ts ' fsadmfrtfstrator of the Lincoln County Medical Center. head-on at the Nob Hili Halloween' carnival saturday (Photo by Bonny qellne.) ',' . nfght, dressedas a pig, a bunnyand Ii!"obo.Steve Keller St. Jude's'church marks 20~h year with fiesta· . • • , "•• Sales of calendars to benefit area Girl Scouts ..., : .'. • • I,! M _ _ ...... • • • .' . • '" , . "k ' " , . • • • , 4...:-, ,,",",' . . • Mon~ay, Novpmbel" 2. 1987 I Th.. Ruldo-.o H .... /.·aA . ., ., '~I."',,II_.t': _ Li \U, I, , , . ii.4. 'it, .',.If?; ,'iLI' :. "it . Ii ,111, ,I.(t. Ii 1 Ii I. ,l.li L. : i iiI·... .h.i. ..--.-. n " II ill n,' ,hi 11.. ):1. 'Hi:, i,i L, "OJ i I tt" 2l IIlS""- , .--- .' .; . , . ," . eople • , .\ " '<' • .. ' ~ 'C':'O~ll1g' .' " .. " , I ,'; up , ' .' '. '.,'--'. ',., ., " ',,' 'foday,, ' , " ..November"'" ".. " ,.-2 ; ", , · , . , i " ,i i .' . , 'W~dne$day, Thursday, , November, . ,'. 11 November 5 : A V Jil T'I!l'U. A NS" nAY "THE, WINV IN THE n;umoso NOON LlONS will CEREMONY, sponsored j(lintly WlU.QWS" Will .tie sc~ened have a DiabetesScl'eeuJng Clinic by Veterans of li'orel,gn Wars, . from 3:30 to 4::30 P.m.'l'h11l'$dIilY, kom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. American lAlglolland tile Olsabl November 5. at the nuil1oso , November 7, at the 01(1 Gibson's ed American Veterans, is Public Library. The weekly buUdj.qg. ''J:he clj,ni,c is kee Md scbeduledatlla.m.Wednesday, . movie' Pl"el!eIltations are' kee. open to 'the, public. November 11. at the American . ! and cbUlken under five must be Legion aa11'ou·U.S. Highway 10 I l accompanied ,by' im adult. at Spring Street. The ceremony ,i <:ove~ .Child1"eh must be picked 1,1p at will be followed With a . ' . . I the Ubrary m the lobbY by an dish luncbeon at noon in the adult after the movie.'" public meeting room at the ,Police pride , Ruid.9j!o Pl1plic ~i.brarY'. • Monday, , Mem61!rs, th~ families Md . ' friends are invited to attend. Ruldosb Police Corpora,l Robert Chief Richard SWenor during a staff November 9 Achterberg, third quarter Winner of the' meeting Monday.. Achterberg WliI,S department Strive for Pride award, ac chOsen umanlmously by hIs peer$ to Friday, , FRIElIlDS OF THE LlBaARY cepts a plaque and Cattle Baron receive the quarterly honor. is sponsoring an Open House and " November 6 ."', Restaurant gift certificate from former Annual Meeting kom 5:30 to '1 "-.'...... RUIDOSO UlGH SCHOOL'ln· p.m. Monday, November 9, at M 0 n'd a y & • lritell parents of students. to;11 the library. Special displays and tend an open hoIJll6fi"110 \ 6" Fiesta, Mexican'.,Buffet' .. • ACU-MASSAGE TADLE . -NO MEMBERSHIP FEE Thursdays 11 ... 2' , • NO OBLIGATION ....em.de '.ellchi'ada. , a,nUlleh.rQ/l 119'!>4t, j>er-. • FaJlt.. • Me~dc.1l Salad S... We care for your eyes. ,p• So ap'III•• aad.ucll" .otet '(,J~~?<3t~~ Dr. T. T. Marquardt, 0.0. , (allo fried thitk.....shed potatott. ,. wept.hIe.) Diseases of the Eye • Contact Lenses 2113 Sudderth 251-5550 Sierra Professional Center • 257~5029 • • ,I' ,. • 4A I The Ruidoso Nevvs I Monday, November 2, 1967 • , ~. ... RUIDOSO HIGH SCHOOL 1987 FOOTBALL ROSTER Name Grade Po.I""on Weight' NUl11Iber Rusty Silva 10 BACK 160 12 Shay SirTHT15 12 END 160 16 Michael S\N'onner- 11 BACK 155 17 Clin-t VValker 12 END 145 lB McCabe Turner 10 BACK lB5 19 Kirk Ryan 12 BACK 142 Mott Griego 12 BACK 165 ~~ Ira 50go 10 BACK 129 23 THIS WEEK'S Jeff Arvizu 12 BACK 145 25 • Bobby Lone 12 BACK 165 27 1987 Logon StirIT10n 10 BACK 165 2B GAME Dusty Bea..... e ..s 1 1 BACK lB5 30 Ralph Gonzales 10 END 130 31 RUIDOSO WARRIOR Kenny Tropp 10 BACK lBO 32 Danlol Candelario 1 1 BACK 145 33 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Jet Sho..-vvood 12 BACK 172 35 Ruidoso Rusty Shelton 12 BACK 175 39 Varsity Alfred Rue 10 BACK 130 40 Jeremy Belch 10 MOoR. 41 Mike Dickinson 12 BACK 140 42 Date Opponent Time RHS Opp, Bubbo Lono 1 1 BACK 170 44 ARRIORS Andy Orrontio 10 IV\GR. 45 August 28 at Artesia 7:30 p.m. (6) 26 R. J. Dorden 10 BACK 12B 47 September 4 LOVINGTON 7:30 p.m. (0) ( l SilT'llon SirTlfT'l5 10 MOoR. 50 \28 Matt Bolloy 1 1 CENTER 200 51 September 11 GODDARD 7:30 p.m. (7) 16) Bront Sco,t 10 /lAGR. 52 V5. Po'te Baca 10 CENTER 150 55 September 18 at Tularosa 7:30 p.m•. (27) (22) John VVlnans 10 GUARD 162 57 Chris Alrlngton 12 GUARD 155 60 September 25 PORTALES 7:30 p.m. . (0) (6) Bobby Fovvlor 1 1 GUARD 160 61 Todd /lAorrls 12 TACKLE lBO 62 October 2 OPEN Don Edor 12 CENTER lB5 65 'at Deming 7:30 p.m. (6) (23) Cobra She..,."n 1V\ovvdy 12 GUARD 150 66 October 9 Stovo Torry 12 TACKLE 210 67 October 16 ST. PIUS 7:30 p.m. (14) (23) Mike Reonolor 10 GUARD 150 69 INDIANS David Dlckln~o" 10 TACKLE 175 70 October 23 'SILVER CITY 7:30 p.m. (17) (21) Coroy Chatman '0 M.GR. 71 Dorok Moorhoad 10 TACKLE lB5 73 October 30 'at Socorro 7:30 p.m. (21) (8) Arollano Montolongo 1 1 TACKLE 170 74 ovember 6 'CODRE 7:30 p.m. () ( ) At David S ...... annor 12 TACKLE 17B 76 Eric Ford 12 END 145 BO Ruidoso, N.M. JOGOO GUQlrdiola 10 END 140 B1 .loff Schmid' 12 END 115 B2 Home Games in ALL CAPS 7:30 P.M. So'" VVhltov 12 END 152 B3 Victor COG'anoda 11 END 150 B4 (') Denotes District Game Soan Mooro 12 END 175 B7 Zach Chavo:z. 10 END 150 BB Auglo Apacho 10 END 190 B9 COACHES: Coopur HondorGen. Ronny Manko,""". GonO Sogura. Mlko Sp.ock. Ridge Bo..,."don. Clondon Kirkpatrick. Jim HefGted. Bordo VVllllorTlo. Horman Fox. JeunOn Horroro and Joff Fox. 1987 RUIDOSO ." WARRIORS , . • THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING RUIDOSO BUSINESSES AND FOOTBALL BOOSTERS =-:==7=:LContinental Telephone LINCOLN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., INC. ------of the West C------4. Alamogordo at Clovis ~. "Your Full-Service Title Company" AN EOUAl OPPORTUNITY EMP1.0YER ~ 707 Mechem. P.O. Drawer 1979·257·5665 Good luck This Season! "GO WARRIORS!" SIERRA BLANCA MOTORS ~~ Complete Selection GM, 8. Moriarty at St. Pius 1. Socorro at Silver Subaru and Jeep Vehicles y \" \- 1"- Highway 70 West Phone 257·4081 TIl~Rltido::g~--N~ws-- BRUNELL'S 5. NMMI at Artesia 104 Park Avenue GOOD LUCK, WARRIORSI Phone 257.4001 "Let's Play Football" ~ "GOOD WeK, WARRIORS!" ~~ 2. Cathedral at Deming From your hometown Pizza Huts. 9. Espanola at Del Norte :-...... 5 725 Sudderth 1201 Mechem ....U.. • . 257·5161 258·3033 .~.. - _...... 0"':.:- ....~~~__--:=:::'::"~"r-~.... BENNETT'S SHUR·SAV • '#':•.. I,' ..1.'.'~. ..,. : ", .1" 'i- • ~ - cr.'!' "GO, WARRIORS!" 6. Lovington at Goddard ••~'!.~ .... . ~.:~. ". .~...... ' • ".t" • .lj.tgh""Countiji AgenCy, Inc. Mechem Drive/Highway 37 Ruidoso, NM - '710 MechemDrive Phone%5'746$1 . e ruidoso pain. center ([UP,DNl> . . 3. Carlsbad at Roswell Coronado 1308 Sudderth • 257-7-447 -"._.. AutPlllotive..... 10. Bloomfield at TOhatchi Point "Good Luck, Team!" Finishes JGnnings Oil Ccmpony 6ankork1ldo~_~ 7. Highland at Albuquerque High Gasoline oncl<:lroc:erles _-fihe Ope,ators . Member falC 0' MldCQwn MClrti and 2 "FIGHr;T/AM, FIGHTI" CltId "y"Mart -'-- Highwoy70 .257-2821 -- - __ ._,~ ~ . •.• ,~ > ••••_'L_-"-'-- ~._ •._' ·._ll.,.- · ..~.. , ~ '- .~,_ u • _~ • '",.__ ~ _ •.~ ._ = ~_~ "_ , 1~'i+""P 'JIi!f'''''IIl'*"~''''.''''-fl·'_ ..,..."""',....,.~~'JII"""~".....JII"""""JII'P.""'Il"""".,....fIIII""-~ '"...... ",..,.,...... -;~_""...,...· ·~.~~"1W""rr.-«'r<,. .~"..,. ~_ '*'''' .... __ __ '''''0''' ... "'-" ...... ,' ._ .,_ .'. "_ • . 1 , • ' ... ; .. .,; I " i . , , t • !. . , ..~ , .." I , "1' '•• :1 I PRIZE· ,I I , , ,Use your ~kUl In trylnQ to predict the w"..nersot'he 20 Qilmes listed on these two paQes. The contest 1$ open to everyone except the employees of The Ruidoso News and their famlUes~ E:ntrles mU$t be ,in The Ruidoso. News offlc:e by 5:00 P,M. onF,lday. Find the 20 games-list the tea,:"s you th~nl(will win bel.ow and pick, the score on the tiebr~llker. If a tie still eXists, the prlz:e'money will be split. Each This is thE) 1967 Rul<;loSQ High School varsl·· Ronny Maskew. Front row (from left) ar.e week the wlnner(s) will be notified to pick up the prlz:e money at The ty football staff. Back row (from lE)ft) are Jim Mike Speck,. head cQach Cooper Henderson Ruidoso News office. Only those entries clipped from The Ruidoso · Hofstad, Ridge Bowden, Gene Segura and and Clendon Kirkpatrick. News will be accepted. . '. .., . . • j 1. 11. - ;1, 2. 12. 3. 13. • 4. 14. • 5. 15. , .' • 6. 16. I '-'if 7. 17. '. • ~:~ ~ .-- 8. , 18. " , ·, 9. 19. -, 10. 20. N arne Tiebreaker· Address...... Pick the score in case of a tie: These are the Ruidoso High School head cheerleader Anne CUll, Tammy f'I1CJI1E! . cheerleac;lers for the football season. At top Osborne, Leslee Spencer and Roberta RuidosO Cobre I is Charmaine, Rue. Bottom (from left)· are Montoya. • I• THIS PAGE .SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING RUIDOSO BUSINESSES AND FOOTBALL BOOSTERS . SERYING COHClnE, SAND «. GIAYEL RUIDOSO TRAVEL TO THE RUIDOSO AREA~ D I. f. 2S7·7361 Good Luck 14. Alabama at LSU ' __Warriors! 25'''200 tiD DiUe. .z'U4 S:Jd:itt.h Oh'tC' • Ik:d3'.:) tzt-t t.fn.:;to 81nu '• !. NEELEY-JAMES "AII Four The Warriors GATEWAY CENTER D & D BEAUTY SALON I Office Supply, Inc. of Ruidoso 257-5148 "We Need Your Hecad In Our Business'" I Stand Up And Holler!" IIWHOOPEE' WARRIORS' , 1 IIocIc Weat Of M.... SdI••1 PIIoH 257·2744 • InternationalTaeKwonDo Center 11. Utah State at NMSU Good Luck Warriors 18. Houston at San Francisco 332 Sudderth 257-4722 , " r : " ~ i __~"'-"""'-"ooil'i~...-t... -.... _ ...... M'....t.A ...... W' 4 .... ·4.4·tiC ""mad ...... rtf'd *d'rl .,rl·.' "-'1"'.'.'41« c"d:tfdGtlC ..--Cdd'ddd·d-dddi.Cd·ttf-':.c<...... ,.'!' ~, ..... ~, ~ ~ .' . '" .. . " .' ...... ',. '., <.-..•, , ", , -'; -. "'". <, ~ ""," ",- .- , '., ,-~ ~,." ~ ', ", . .. ..- '. ~,... "- .... '...... '.. '.', '~, .' , . '. "'.-.. • .<, - , ' 6A I The Fh..lldQSO News I Monday, November 2.1961 • I Airport work ' ... -, "" • on a roll •• A huge .steamroller (l.eft) \ 1$ part of a fleet of equip me,nt in full Operatio" at I the Sierr.a Blanoa • .Region/ill Airport. Shown ,w~,,> at . right watching a' '.' baokhoe in aotion are Ruidoso Munlolpal Air port manager, Tim Morris (left) and Mayor LlOyd L. Davis Jr. Morris and . Davis said the ;aIrport is I stili soheduled to begin I '.,operations on Deoember 1. , I I The view' to thl'l south frqm ,thefutltre sHe of ;an" Interim ,,' terminalbuildlli~l ahow~" t6w~r'i> (:If fh~ pavrng pon-'< trac'!:.or's hot mix pi;;J.m~tf ;aorO$S the parking. apron..:;'" The, paVing oontraot Is well un,der way aa the December 1 target date approache'i>, 'i>aid airport manager Tim Morris. He explained the 'i>tate-of-the-art layering pro oess being used to com-' piete the apron, taxlw;ays:;· and runway' at the multl,- l, million-dollar faolllty. . • • • • • • • • • FRUSTRATED? Need your paint' and supplies before noon? Try Ruidoso Paint Center We open at 7:30 and have free delivery . ' ""'.....ock: A Complot'o Paint' Llno Largo Assort'mont' of' Brushos. Rollors and Tools Masking Suppllos a~d Drop Clot'hs Graca. Blnks and W'agner Equipment' Lacquers and Soalers Caulking and Pat'chlng Suppllos OPEN Thinners and Preservat'lvos SUNDAYS W'allpapor Adhesives Reg.~ DuPont- Aut-arnot-Ive Flnlshos Ar;i~;: 13.99 While Suppl/es Last ruidoso ce....er Cordless Power Screwdriver runs at 130 rpm, and features a conve· nlent rocker switch that lets you drive and remove a wide range of liii .I screw sizes and fasteners. Comes complete with a double·ended ~ .:~;:~' . IiiI\ slotted/Phillips bit, charging stand. MM!l52, QUANTITIES LIMITED 'I30B SUDDERTH DRIVE 505-257-7447 -~ --= BENNETT'S S8Uft-SAY MECHEM DR. & HWY 37 • RUIDOSO, N.M. nOll.~.UMDA" '1' • .-.. IiIOtI..aA J1'-'.. +--..- Entlcor Bravo t) Don't Miss Out On Winter White Sale The Special Savings Lounge A VJhife Safe doesnl always mean towelll Our "JiMtS: '.vhife Sale means great deals on tv.:o fun Yamaha snowmoblles - the nimb:e Bravo and comfarfob~e Entice: During Our NASHVILLE RECORDING STAR Bravo Enticer • 246cc fon-cooled, 1v1O·s.troke • Proven 337cc ton-cooled tv..'O'- englne stroke engine • EOSily adjustable hondlebars ond .. RedeSigned seal keeps you PATSY SLEDD rAar suspenMon with four-position comfortab:e pte-load adjustment • Ton windshiefd and eaSily adjust- 40th ANNIVERSARY November 9, 10, 11, 12 * Two Shows Per Night • Full-sized. economical fun able handlebars Bond Storts at 7:;)0 weekdays These deals Ore for a limited time only, COme in today for the best_selection! 8:30 Friday and Saturday $200 worth of FREE clothing or accessOries SALE With every snow mobile purchase befOre No Cover Charge November 15. Open 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. , Monday thru Saturday. Yamaha Financing~vailable November 1 thru November 7 Live music every night but Sunday. I I Across from the track In RuIdoso Downs 2917 Sudderth 257·2441 Dependabl~ I Great toy selection. Shop now • Now In One Location • ------"White..Westlnghouse or Christmas. 10% off any toy item._ For Your Convenience Heavy..DutyLaundry Pair WASHER New------Orders Arriving Daily • Double~Aclion Pentallex' Agitator From Famous Makers.. SIERRA MALL • 3~po$ition Walsr Saver COntrOl With Re'set The Quality You Expect- .3Wash/Rinsel"emperalure 9:00 6:00 P+~. Cotnbinalions 'LOV#1. a.m. - • Notmal &, GenUe Aguate' '" Prices You Will Spin Speeds U .. MARKET SAMPLES _,f=lecitculatirtglint F'iIIer SAS Shoes DRyER -DiSCONTINUED ITEMS • AutO Dry & Tithed Dry for ., RegUlar & Permanent e f • CLOSE OUTS Pres!:i:10e!lu:::ates' .. SLIGHTLY IRREGULARS $40 .180" Door SWii'lgfor t:asier Leading & Unloading ...BANKRUPTCY 'BUYS • EffiCient Cross~vane tIitit-'.'_' ~mf~pl~UP.F,onl • RECYCLED SAS Sandols • Linl ONLY $ e88}t\ THE KID'S STORE, • • Cycle-EndSighal 1/2 PRICE • ·LAY AWAY NOW FORCHRISTMA$, .A/-. 4n¢vY~.A/-. . ~~n ~ I"(J~~ '1!Jf~ .~ ,~'-l:l-8'e, {}J;,y,o. :A • ALL BRAND NAMES AT GREAT PRICES! Four seasons Mall, 261-4428h .. _ • " p''''' ...... ,..., ...... 'fI'"'W'''""JP''l'''''"II!'''''lI''''''"'lI'l".''''''"'~-~.I""""""'l"""-"l'I""".I""-'...... I"~ ,,,,,.~ CO'. "" l' _ , ~ " _ •••" •• 11,p.:p U'*''''jiiiiiifMF'P'* ... '....,.."'..,...... 'ftIii"'tf'i"''''"'''''''' " J, •• ~ ,l.· .. 1. , -',4rf1 , I;, ~ t ' ; , , , ~'. , MtmUMY, NoVamOElt 2; '1!i1l$l J Tn. HUlda• .., N.w. / "Po "',' , . , . ' . ,;. , " . ' . .• " .. ',< . ,'- " ': " ,-" "" if:., ".~ , , f· .,\, ,:- '; ,",.', ~ . . ':-.'. .' , ", -,' ",.. ,' ,-.",- " "',' "., "" .. , -, -: .' .' ; - "" , .. - 't,-' " c' " ';-'. ,\- , : " " .,.' . 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The Mayor I..loyd 1... -Davis Jr. stand on the tax lighted air field Is designed to handle a Aggnjlgata is mined and processe'd at t!1e tor has constructed' an access road 'bet Iway at'the'Slerra Blanca ,Regional Airport broa/;ler range of aircraft than the, current U.S. Forest Service gravel pit just a short, ween th-e airport and the gravel pit to haul , surveyHlg thescene'to the ,south wh~re the municipal facility that It will replace •. distance trom the regional·. airport project the tons of materials between the two sites. . acc@lSs' . taxiway connect;;;· with 'the '. . on Fdlrt Stanton Me$a. The paving contrac- , ' • • • • , t I • ,, UI oso-an •• ," • WEEKLYSPECIAL 19" COLOR TV OPEN __ '-We Take 2A Hanel. Han... MasterCard • 2 Year Picture Tubel HOURS GROCERY & DELI Visa 1 Year Parts 50a Mech.m • Highway 37 • Phon. 257~2307 90 Days Labor Warranty • Automatic Fine Tuning DlSCOUIIT LIQUOII ....C•• PLUS A Complimentary Copy Of - ftIIl. WUK'. SNCIAL - 00 Herb Seckler's Book N.W SHiPM••T O. WOOD $199 "RUIDOSO COUNTRYSIDE" :nxAS OAK, ..UNt...., PtN. AND C.DA. A $6.95 VALUE! .PANISH MOV••• RUIDOSO AT THE "V" A TOTAL SAVINGS OF $21.00 ALL MOV•••••TALS A •• NOW PHONE 378-4441 A $96.00 Value :' 9.- .ac.· '. 9·6 Except Sunday For Only $75.00 ~ Monclay Thru ...... d.y . r , .• Box 128. Ruidoso, NM 88345 r.rI ~1.99 ••• "Serious About Service" ~' .... IT 'I l y ' -' ,.'., _, ••"3.99' ••• Also Serving You In Las Cruces And Alamogordo '.s:::r::;J.. 257-4001 ,( VISA: I - .. , BONUS'DOLLARS GIVEAWAY Be$tBuys! . Qt gtt.a.ae.y'~ ". . with any purchase made 'now thru' YOUR CHOICE November 30•.you receive 10% toward your next purchase. , C Collect Bonus Dollars' For Your· . Ea•. ,·...teE Haniware .Christmas Needs '' WHlll,SU....UES LAst .\. .0 I '~ .'.~- . . f~••·~r'~i.,.~" ;". '. ( ACS.22C l Layaways' " 90708,9..0709 '. . Carton 'S••ling Tape t Welco,me , .2" x 22 yards tan or .clear Juniors Sizes '3 .. 13 , tape Withcutt~'lr/dlspenser. .Moternlty Slz~s'4 ~ 16 .. ,~ ., Grea~for holiday mailing. ... - ..=='='=- 'Open 10100 • 6,30 \ . Mon. ~ Sat. and some \ SuOdoys '. \. four Seos~ns Moil,- . Midto~""'~ • • , . '' ·.···.,·,,·· · i·. ·c·.' .~.,.','.';"';i·.,,,··.;.·~J.. "-.. Il; 'o...J ~~- ."".', ~ •• ' ~' ••.-.~,.,', , •.""' ~ · ·It··-.t-""~· ,···,'J· , ."~, •._ ,. •• ~ .• -.,,~-_ .. -+ ., - ..... , ~ •... " ',,, 'f 1· I I " . RuldQSQ News', Monday, November 2, 1987 , i. ~T ' .. _ ,L _ II. ' $ __ porte ", Tiger'gridders make stat~ plaYe>ffs; , spikersbeatCloudcroft for title , :.1• · by GARY BflOWN 16-14, 15-12.• ln tl1edistt1(:~title ~ame teoun effoft." . Sports Writer Satu!.'dElY in the 'rigel'·gymna$l.um. Allen Pf;Used Lora McKay, Mal,' - . Both teams will advlUlce to !;he nill McDaniel, Shem GOwen and Warrior spikers lose to Cobre; · The faUspofts Se;1S0n isstillon Elt l'egional tournaml"nt at Moun ColYnn Washburn fOf good hl~. · Capitan High Sohool. tainllir. SElturday, November 7. Nanette lJOyc1lild. a good jOb on The capitan v;trSity football team Othef teams in the tournament defense and Katen &ilIo~ an4 beat host cal'J'iz@o, 38-8, 'Fri4ay will be.Mountalnah' and vaughn. Karie Co)!: 1il4 a gllOd job.setting up. nigbt to cinc:b a state-plall'off bertli. "We don't have any SUpeflltarS," still have top seed for tournament CElpitanWill host Dlstrlct2-A cham said .capitan. bead coach Pam capitanJ.s 14.3 involleyllall aoUon pion Tatum Saturday. November 7. Allen. "What we do have Is a huge this season. by GARY BROWN Ruidoso gyronasi\Ull. . the Indians won the next two mat S "We're working to be -PAGING 5y!.:arM~ .SltAREO RfPfATfRS the best nine-hole .r,IOOIlE TIlEPllnrll~ .TOTAl PRIVATI course In New Mexicol" TRurlKING SYSTI MS Phone 648-2451 302 SUDDERTH· RUIDOSO Ruidoso High School head volleyball coach ment In Roswell. Others In the photo are Pixie Arthur (far right) has had plenty of (from left) player Jennifer Jimenez. junior reason to be happy this season. The. War varsity coach qsa Williams and Ruidoso ==== riors are the top seed for the district tourna· Middle School coach JOdy H9pklns. Chevyhas oneofthe ment and will compete In the state tou'rna- bestyear-enddirectmarketing efforts ever! • • I 5100 TEST DRIVEAND FREESCHEDULED MAlNT£NANCE• • f'rt;.·,l!P l("-,,"l<.! r,.! j •••lln .',"~t:4m'.L't1te-sl d!.\'fI _PJlr:s:pE';tuwhnlJuya Il~ • A!J I1'ttp;nuiOofUw Ft.:! ...yo (1t:1~" fm.l.lwl Ulf"l "'1·idl~'.Idu~ ( KP"lthlpl;llt:lm:ri\.'"t" c.-O'tL"k<,:;~em~bEnaW' Ib"t~, I'-It l(1r~,r..ntT'r ...... l"~' I :rw,JN.r,j _tO~::ll'ldbuy fR'e~t~M.:~.~MLmu' t1wtrftuu:;£ha:d fi'cl~Qt orr ",1.:::1:1 k'~ .en:d'cll:~ 'Itt :1\'CU1I'~'UilIIJm:~ {]JE'~"'~~~'-:;~ AND PLANS ARE UNDER WAY FOR OUR .-tt--:;-.Vf'r' u' rf or 1'lIt('..d~--.w..t c..,mpFt.h..... r:"..1Iw' bv ANNUAL WINTER SPORTS TABLOID! fIR' :Il 1'J;ll~ 0 0·- I ---~ I 1., I 'P TO $874.8;~ RET'II.',.AU-E ::""Jxi • Pm."aU' oCt'firm II t 3.31>0.000 .PnlSjlM·hmtl'i1 buynr • All ~ipienU ofthi'tflttr.-ca.'"e at tl"~7.bas01' th!lr Cbf''I.'"i1df't t:M .""tu',... and tel.-til k'aseandtakf> hn:u~ldtesidingaf th~ sahiE>addtesiJi\re e.li@lt" 1.0;"'lfl.oIlO Ihwy Soli) U dPlfI."('I':'/' nfnny npw 1'-JH7 nt ('aminu, F.m:lR.lw.,:., flf 1'lAAllw"")' lftt· nr h~I' '1 ('tl1mef Q1."IR'r= dul\' {nI1Jr. h., Ilt-f :11 IllX, ,.,>l.. ~ '\1 '-ri1t__ ! .:~ _-....._.-_R ...c;io ;':~ .....,-- f/#..fflA oa _, ,I ~ -:;;t,:V:"U'.:.--:::...- CALL ...... ---,"...... _- NOWTO • ., • ~ ., '<" -, ,._.~ $500 CASHaACK FORCAVAUERAND CHEVE'X'l'E OWNERS. RESERVE $750 CASH BACK FORCELEaRlTY. , YOUR. S500 OR S750 • Prl~'al(' tl/fcrillgl•• 820.1)0(1 • PrtI!lp('t19 tMy u. • , . . 1 -t', .... ,. ~._ " t...'jP·.•••""'P{JPi·.. ')IP '!tP"'''''';JM''OJ'''''·IW;::'HlV~....,.JtI''i'+''JjI8'JHl'''''',''''1/11v''''''''''''''''''''''''7I!fII''"'7III'~~~JI''t''"""-",-:~-~·r--~«~'I''''',,,,·rr·~'"""". r<'~' ..... "" ... ' ... ~ •••• « . .- .• _...- ~ • • .' I ~. , , i: I ! I. , Going fo:r ya.:rda.ge 'RUigO$O'$ arad Stewart , run$ for yardage In Thursdl;lY's freshm an foo.tbl;lll game, with' Ruidoso,, ' harriers take fourth visiting Goddard. The The Rlli,doso Hig1l School boys 18:26 and. Chad Kiz.er waa36thin W~rrlors lost, 20-6, to end cross-country Wl!m warmed up'for '18:28. '. , ' the $eaaon with a 4-3 . the Ilistrlct meetbyfinlIIhing fourth , "Those' were pretty decent i record. out of seven teams in thellQbbS In times," isal.d Wanior coach Ronny vitational Saturday. ' :M'askew. "We'Ve Improved IlOme TucUJ1lcarl won the meet. follow each week and· X ~ we'll /ro edby Carlsbad. ClovisandRuidoso, prove a good bitthiS week." Clint Bob wall the top' Warrior RuidOllO will host 'SUver City in finisher. placing 12th in16:43. the District 3-AAA meet atsmokey Sergio Bernandlli!: was 1.th in Bear Ranger Station Saturday, ,16:51, Daniel Martinlli!: was 22nd in November 7. , \ 17:24, Michael Randolph WM 25th , in 17:46, Jason Willins was 35th in The meet will start at10 a.m, I ,. ! Sports activities this week Friday: Ruidoso Ingh School varsity football team to host Cobre, Warrior jv, fros4 gridders beaten starting at 7:30 p.m. Capitan Ingh School varnity football team in state playoffs (if the team qualifies). ' , • The Ruidoso Ingh School junior Ruidoso's junior varsity lost a ~de1aria scored the Warrior Saturday: District 3-AAA volleyball tournament at Ruidoso Ingh varsity and freshman football 38-14 gaUle to visiting AAAA touchdown on a short run. Tbe School. all day (Ruidoso in varsity finals at 7 p.m.). Ruidoso Ingh teams lost games to tough op division power Roswell Saturday. extra-JIOint kick falled. School junior varnity football team at Deming, starting at 2 p.m. ponents over the weekend. The Warriors are now 4-3 on the A pass -from Chris Torres to capitan Ingb School varsity volleyball team in regionals (site and season. Guyman Kaydahzlnne set up the time undetermined). Ruidoso Little League finals at W.D. Horton The Warrior freshmen fell to touchdown. Stad1UJ1l. Goddard, 20-6, in a home game Tournament set Thursday. Ruidoso ended the frosh season with a 4-3 record. In the juniol" varnity game, • for Mescalero Ruidoso stayed close fOl" one half, , trailing, 14·8. There will be an open men's Roswell, which annually has one basketball tournament Friday of thetopvarnity teams inthestate, through Sunday, November 27-29, pulled away in the second half. at tbe Mescalero Community Bl"ad Stewart scored on a 7o-yard center. kickoff return and Keith Brock got The tournament is open to the a 6o-yard pass from Rusty Silva for first 10 teams that enter. There will the Ruidoso junior varsity be a $90 entry fee. touchdowns. The tournament will be a double Daniel candelaria scored a two ellmination affair. There also will point convernion for Ruidoso. 'orlllep·. be awards for fil"St, second, third "We played good in the fil"St half, and fourth places plus sportsman butbadllomebrcakdownsinthe se ship awardS. mOS! valuable and all cond half," satd Warrior assistant tournament awards. coach Mike Speck. 87years }i'or more information. write Ruidoso will end the juniorvarsi Leona Baca at P.O. Bolt 208, ty season Saturday, November 7, Mescalero, New Mexico, 88340. or with a 2 p.m. game at Deming. call 671-«94. extension 256. In the freshman contest. Jamie ""e'vedone Senior Citizens $1 hearing "'e." lIItIy.... oS - 10 •••• 2 thesameoldIIIlng: w••••• v.....r to p ••• Ifyou have trouble hec~n9or undel$tondln9. th1s ten (whIch use. the Ictest electrcnlc equ1pment) will dewrmlne your pcrtlculor los•• To.t Is performed • by stot.e IIconsed heo~n9 cld personnel. You will ."e c h"c~n9 old so tiny It flts totclly within the ocr. add a ,·Wmillion . tolile column Miracle-Ear® andcrow SIERRA PROFESSIONAL CLINIC Dr. Pa•• W ••'-"'a.". Oft.c. 257.5146 •• Call for on Q ointment to ovoid woilin a litllebit. , , . I TOBY'S 6TH ANNUAL UBIG BUCK" CONTEST Herewecrowagain. 1 st Place - Free Shoulder Mount and 20x spoUing scope , 2nd Place - 10 X 50 Binoculars' Consolidated Statement of Condition 3rd Place - 7 X 36 Binoculars (UNAUDITEO) AS OFSEPTEMBER 30, 1987 New This Yearl ., Biggest Spike Award ..... 7 X 35 Binoculars September30, September30, LIABILITIES & Seplember3D, September30, D·One NOYE:lmber 7·S ASSETS 1987 1986 STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY 1987 1986 • D·Two November 11-15 Cash & Liquidity Investments ..... 22,351,494 18,612,635 Deposits -. 182.999,276 192,022,611 · Loans . 162,.230.988 165.151,217 Official Checks ...•.. 4,643,108 6,202.060 , D·Three November 18:24 Office Propertiesand Equipment ... 5,693.814 5,834.205 EscrowAccounts "...... ,., .•. 1,096,065 932.134 - -, , ... " , o Federal Home LOM Bank Stock•..• 1.736.981 1,457.700 AccountsPayable and , - Deer Hunters Special , Investments 'In Real Estate •••••..• '10,060,332 6,947,525 OtherBorrowed Money ...... •. 15,953,114 1,235.072 •" Accounts Receivable 8. TOTAL LIABILITIES. , ...•••. 204,691,563 200,391,877 1,498,225 , ·, Gore·tex Thinsulate Hunting Gloves $199~ , Acerued Income . 3,360,209 Stockholders' EqUity • Purchased ServiCing ••••.•.•... 4,997,592 5,269.650 Undivided Profits...... •••• ,7,645,137' 7,669,130 • __ ,.. _0 ..« , ..... _ Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets ,. 2,105.290 3,289.850, . -- • .. TOiALLiABILITIES & T. L. Wilson Is Now Offering Taxidermy iOTALASSE:iS . , 212.536.700 ,208,061.007 '.• STOCKHOLDERS' EQUiTY ,. =2;;;,1;;;2:;;;,9;;;3""l?~7,;;pO;; 206.061,007 ", ~ FREE 30..30 With Scope ~,• ~ AWARDED TO HUNTER WITH "rHE MOST OUTSTANDING "rAOPHY j BROUGHT IN TO BE MOUN"rED . • f) GetPioneer Pull •0, AltaeCounts ,insured 10 •" '~~~'2."~'~§?~:}~;-{Stop By Or CaUFor Details, • $IOO.Doo,aa • .PIONEER • WIDL~~lM "'{5r .~·FSficJ-._.... _...... TL ~~~~S~fJ\~~~IN~GgS -----~ UNDER &. TRUST. FA _. '.'.• - 'Ploneering New Flrianc;!al SElIViCtls Since 190T' "• ~"OR1'tnM~ • ,- ALAMOQORIlO CARLSaAD HOllllS LAS CRUCeS RUIDOSO ' " ~O~~$j~ Tenth' & Porto Rico (lanai & Sloysns Tumor as"ngor 150 e. LDhrnon 1095 MllChem .. <43709015 1l81-6551 393-2102 -,~". 524,2833 " ,258-5858 l. , . 302 Sudderth 257·7077 • ,. . • ," I ~ Ne~$ MondaYiNov~mber " 2,198• ,. 10.#\ I 'The RuldolSO I .7 _._.__ ----,---_ , ------,,______. " " "" ";- ' " .- .. ., ~ , .'. it.. '<' ..__ .... _-..... -.I .1 __ " ,f "- - " . 'Business" . -... " - ,.' . J ...'•. '...... , .. '... '. ·t·· ", .. ' .', ..... , ., . - ... ·.Real estateshoWlng Improvement· says Paxton , ' ,- , " by BONNY CHRISTINA CEL.lNlO News Stl;\ff. Writer Jlmles J?a~on is a new co-owner . of Ruidoso's ~ntury 21/As~n Real , Eiltate, at 7'JP Mecmem Mve, .but be'li 110 stranger to theSe p~. "I've been here for qVer 15 yelU'll," . J?lUdon says. "I've been in real. eIltate for aoout lui1f that time." FrankKolb is the other co-owner of century21/Aspen Real Eiltate. PlUdon is the comPany's broker, , wblch means he's re!lPDtUlible for the businellll qffice. He 'also Ilbowll propertiell. Ce~tupr 21 !Jall.dles. homes, commel'lca1l\\Rd ununprov- . ed land, "an the way acrDllllthe , board," says J?~n. So how arethings in Ru!doso real eIltate? "Showing impr!Wement, I think," says J?~n. "Buyefllell; pect a gOl)d deal, but there aren't reallY any more Ilteals. 'I see a few desperabon salell, but not toll many. The ecqnOmy now promotes . " a more quaJifj,ed kind qf bnyeE"-B ; .' mqre stable kind thl\\R in the past, , with better financing and wanting a James Paxton, qualified broker at Century tions may be good In tl'!e long run for the .long-term deal." 21, thinks that the stock market fluctua~ real elState business. . P~n thinks the wildly Bue tuatlng stock market may bring in even wantto checkitqut-Iknew it relatives in otherplaces, we're just take. a buyer Qut to look at'a house vestorll back·.to the'real eIltate didn't feel right to me to leave the so glad to come back home." and he (I,r she stands out on the up market. Southwest." P~n is ori~ .. per deckan!llooksup atthatmoun J?~nalsoCq.oWRS NAPA Auto from Phoenix, Arizona. • That's P~n and his wife have two tain, I don't hardly have to saY a f~r • Parts. when I Invested In the auto part!! daughtefll, Somer, 8, and Jayme. 6. word to sell themthe place. I guess. Try this jazz on sIZe••• "Before I moved down here, I store. My wife, Cindy, and I moved I take the beauty of RuJ,doso for worked for a company that wanted down here, andwe couldn't think of "People who live around here granted Ilometimes, but actuallY ...at Carrizo Lodge, Monday, W~dnesday and Friday metotransferup toBoston. I wasin leaving now-we have life-long forget certain things about the those views are our most precious mornings beginning at 9:15. and Tuesday and Thurs Albuquerque at the time. I didn't friends. Whenever we visit our area." he says. "You know. when I resource." day evenings at 5:45. Karen Reimann leads the Jazzerclse class, which can be taken by the session. After class, participants can relax In the jacuzzis, 50 bring a swimming suit. For more Information, call Reimann at 336·4178. TNMP leads Gatekeeper Program for elderly Tl!ll;8s-New Mexico Power Com- services. gram because of the frequent pany has instituted a new com- Danger signals can include public contact they have. munity service program that is anything from uncollected aimed at helping older people who newspapeflllylngina yardtoa con TNMP would like for other com These Texas-New Mexico need assistance but who may be fused, disoriented state in the munity organizations and Power employees have been unable to get it for themselves. pefllOn. businesses with public contact to trained to look for danger EmploYees whose jobs put them Texas-New Mexico Power also become involved in the pro in frequent contact With the public realizes that their~lOYees are gram. Interested qrganizations can signs at the residences of will be trained throuRh the pro- not qnalifiedto be workefll or the elderly and Infirm. It Is getmore Information bycallingthe gram-ca11ed the Gateli:eeper Pro- counselofll, but through training, local TNMP office, at 258-5511. part of TNMP's new program gram-to watch for signals in the theycanrecognlze thedanger signs "This would be an i Super 8 Motel is .awarded for excellence Super 8 Motels, headquartered in Aberdeen, South Dakota. announce the award of a "certificate of Ex cellence" to the Ruidoso Super 8 Motel. Ruidoso's Super8 islocatedat100 CliffDrive, andbas63 guest rooms. It opened on March 7. 19M, and is managed by Rick Arlaud. All properties in the Super.8 Motel chamareinspectedquarterly to el18lll'e that they uphold thestan dards as setforth bythe chain with. quality • cleanlinesS and standards. evaluations being performed. Cer tificates of Excellence in product quality are then awarded only to those properties wblch receive an "Excellent" score during tblS review. Motels in the cba.in number 463 properties in 44 states and three Canadian provinces. Ready ForVour Best Lunch Of The Week? IT'S --- -; ,.~ .~- Soups, Salads, S~dwlehes Dally Specials Dieter's Delights, P(lSCOS -Call Ahead Or Carry Out .251·5300 11,30·2,30 Monday thruSoturday , ..'1~""'" me"~chert\ .• 11'ra.rKUa."'- . . Welcome Friends' . 'Old And, , New! Time For ,Christmas Laya,ny. ..$... ,t.VER'. . Fo""" c ...... ,V,.) "'RAD. NO POS"f All Kinds Of Gifts To Choose From 257-2775:U r Canyon I , ' .S ".'1" ~.r h_i''' i"" __ r'" ",.... • • • Monday,-November 2.1987 I The n....dosQ News I 11A • • • • , • -. • • , ., SlIle bate: M()l'IdllY, N()vember 2 • Sunday, N()vember a Locallol'J: 209 Highway 70 We••• Ruldol(l, N.M. Store Houri: 9:00 ••m.·9:GO p.m. Monday·Saturday 12:00 p.m.·I5:30 p.m. Sunday _.,---_...._------"""!------_.....;;;-;;;-;;;;;---;;;;;;;;;;;------;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;----;;;..--...... _------_...... ~~...... ------., ,. • , , . • • . , • , , . " .~ .. ,t<, -·•' • • ~ "Y- , .o . o .:.,. I . .. -~ .'" oj , • .,t' • ! ·: . · ,,: . ·, ,-..... ' ~~:· ' ·o'*.,. , 00 •, ..*' .. ;.~.. , , ~ .10 , , . , o " • ·o • •, " • • I' I I I I ,I ] , i , , ·, · , ' ,0 0',, , "• • • .' ",, .' • ,, · ,' • ,• ,.·, • • , • ) " • . ', .. • ,~._~ ~ ~,.:_ ~_ .~. ~ f,",.', • J, • ...... _ ._ _ ... _ •••• .... jJ, .... •• __ "" l .... ,..-. ~ "'- ...... - ~ , .. . . - .. ~. .. - . - ,. ,,- , , . j II , ,I' • Monday, No'Vamber 2, 1981/ The Ruidoso News 113A, , Roast I, ,the'chief ,"~ t Formar' Mayor George. l White (far left) has a few • wor , " "'", • ,II 1 2.( :zceati!Si4.;.4kJij;e'¥~QA*tuU4'4t444:;;4EJ4sq.!'R""C.4ii""""i""""fW!ij:@(I"i"2_A"· • """'....,.. W..,.S, ..; ci 4 i , . i. 4 " IX •·. .'·. ' , " , .'" - • .. ' ,I .w , • • '~ • ~ew$ " 14A I The RUldo$o I Monday. November 2,1987 ~ "" "" ' " c. ,• ...."t • . "'.• ·, , . '.. , , '" I..• by FRA' ••ned, . News'S ~le Inho ?otter II : Alarg Gau's ' "• fOr 'fUI1I :ircle b' . the RuI,; ,• on,~ • out • trance to ,• Well 0 ed,wbos ' tainthe 'sign IIbo' l'4ayor L sj;ructed separate tee and" irig the c , Davis, ficer M~ torney J' manageJ with the • $.le.os·OFF ed of fOl, thetbref trolover '~.Let'l When You, Buy A reasonat on the gr 3-Year,Subseription . Bat MallQnly-New or Renewal to, by KAR nsin News S +PLUS+ They'l the raJ Drugs hurt your brain defense peting J Speaker Tim Burns of Santa Fe ad drug awaren'ess week. BlJrns explained withan We'll Send You A dresses the Ruidoso schools faculty at the effect of drugs on the brain in lay Testin an in-service held all day Wednesday at terms and then answered questions Range the high school. The talk coincided with frOm the aUdl'ence. Texas, 1. Co~pliQlentary will be 'Copy Of, fulfill th @ke for me, withcoffee and punch. a mech, Lots Ilf folks came in to help me defense celebrate, sharingthe @ke and cof protecti( Herb Seckler's Book, The file and punch. These charming ladies were: Connie Hopper,Bever the batt! ly Ford, ChrIstie McLaughlin, and Them Dreamer~-~ Jerri Hazel. Then. on Halloween these same ladies welcomed the folks in Halloween costume. by Dan Storm The main bank carried out the traditionalHalloweeningrandstyle with a very, colorful variety of ... The Cheerful Season 'played including StarDust, sung by costumes, and refreshments in the Of Halloween Bing Crosby. We all wish our good colors of the season. This is being sent to you on Oc friends Opal and Merrell many hap One charming little lady was byYVO or fhat tober thirtY-one, Halloween, that py returns of the day and All God,'s IIlelana Smith, dressed as a little Special ott're cheerful Ume that says farewell to blessings. green elf. Her cost\m!e was design mde glorious dctober and leads us to the Halloween celebrations ed by her grandJ\lother, Mildred , Metal andn threshold of November, The Muse. .' ~ot MiS! ' izeus Thankful Month_ On my birthday, the twenty We all eXtend thanks to all those I'ayne 0 fact Under a sky of pure whlte and seventh, the ladies at the Gateway who ~:t~ed in the celebrations. ~old me> he'll light gray, the large apricot tree is branch of the Ruidoso State Bank R:~c uy appreclated were the :ompetit pure jack-o-lantem orange, remin· had the building all in Halloween sc1iool children who put on a Hallo IftheUr iilngmeof thejack-o-Iantems we us decorations in anearly beginning of ween party for the folks at the )lympic edto makeoutof pumpkins, withthe thecelebration. They hada birlhday Ruidoso Care center. :. ,'" • • , Monday, NovembE\.r 2, 19671 The Fll,.lldo$o News / Sect.onB . ,. .' .'. . '" '. ' .J .J. " , ,I.":' . __ til , , pinion . i ," ,... , . .. , . .\' , '. • .. " . • . " " " Edito.rial, Th~ Ruidoso Public l,ibrQry,cent!iilr of activity that it h.. . hos added another dimension to (I visit to the Iibrory. Disploy coses .ot the library have been fHled with 0 distinctive display of rocks and fossils. mostly from the SoutJ:twest," thot have beenc:ollected over the years by Copiton residents Jock and Virginia pogue. Joc:k see.ms truly fasc:inated with the science of roc:k c:ollec:ting. and added that the experience Is "on ex cuse to get out in the hills" for he and Vlrginio. "Roc:ks. are kind of interesting," Jock says. "They're pretty bosic." '. The c:ollec:tion ot the Iibrory feotures the c:ool green blue' of turquoise to cupriferous opal from a mine • . . worked by Indians from 1100 to 1400 A.D. . . - • • • - - The roc:ks tell tales of geologic octivity of the past. with . ." ~" • • • • some indicating 0 lovo flow reac:hlng the edge of a - reed-c:hoked waterway while another showssigns of 0 vokanic eruption that covered a swamp, encasing all plont and animal life in a"timeless recording of roc:k. With Lincoln County spotted with old mines, ond 0 tremendous amount .of petrified wood in the areo. Jack and Virginio hove plenty of collecting to do here, although they toke frequent trips to Arizono for other specimens. The exhibit will be OR disploy for some time, so take 0 Inside the Cap.i.tol few minutes to stop by the library. You moy find ~ 1'.7 .ut..OIO N...... Inc. yourself staying longer than expected. As Jack says, by Jay Miller USPS No. 472-800 ~'It's good stuff."-DJP . Published each Monday and Thursday by Ruidoso News. Inc., J,,Kenneth ' .....idlJC::C" Green, President; Walter L. Green, VicePresideat, at 104 ParkAvenue, and entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Ruidoso, N.M. /l8345. " Ken and Mary Green """ PubUslters SANTA FE1-We aU Wllrried when "AU theywanttodo, theysay. isIn- Rolland Ramos " Business Mgr. the terse cablegram from Fred quire whetherI havea Wllrk pennit Darrell J. Pehr " '" "". "" Editor McCaffrey arrived saying that he from the government. Itturns out I cannen Edwards " Advertislng Mgr. andJanhadlefttheirtropiCalretire- donotneed one, partlybecauseI am Rod Flanagan. " Composing Supervisor. ment paradise of Montserrat and not a ·worker'. but a volunteer and Wlluld let us know of their new partly because"their own law says whereabouts as soon as they were joumallstsmaywork for a full year SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE relocated. " without such a permit. That brings That was a week ago. ~~ the that matter to a close, but it leaves Single copy " """" " " """ " 35c following letter arrived. datea Oe- two UnitedStatescitizens full ofthe " tober 13, ex:plalnlng inhis inimitable realization that they can be pushed Mail Delivery Only: way the further adventures of Fred around, even ifthe nationInquestion McCaffrey: is not Cuba or Nicaragua. Single copy by Mail " "".. " ""..... """". ". "."""""'" .$1.00 "Jay, you said In a column I left "Just at that Point, Jan's and my 1 Year Out Of CoWlty ". '" "." """ "" "".. ". """. "." . ".. " $32.00 Letters to the editor the political-commenting game 9O-day visitor's visas ex:pired. We 1 Year Within CoWlty ".. " """ " " $30.00 I 6 Months Out Of COWlty "" : " "".. ""." ""." "..$30.00 f , there at justthe right moment. You went to the police station to have were right about that. them renewed, expecting an 6 Months Within COWlty .. "" "" "" ".".. ".. " " $28.00 DEAR EDITOR: There are things In life that are \ "But when you pictured me on a automatic extension. which almost Home Delivery Only: I attended the Ruidoso Warrior more important than a winning cool verandah somewhere In the allvisitorsare routinely given. That Football game of Friday October record throughout the season and I troPics, clapping my hands for the didn't happen. Monthly Rate: $3.50 : MinimumThree Months "" "" "".. " .$10.50 23, 1987. see those things being I• houseboy to bring me another "Instead, government pounced. demonstrated by this young foot stengah, you had that wrong. Here We were brusquely told, withnofur Call 257-4001 For Home Delivery I want to congratulate the ball team. i istherealscoop on thelatest adven- ther ex:planation of why, that we coaches and players for what was Let's get out and support this ture of the McCaffreys. Wlluld beexpected to leave the coun- The Ruidoso News reserves the right to reject advertising and edit copy the single most exciting football bunch of fine young athletes and "One of my first friends on Mont- try within seven days, 'banished' thatit considers objectionable. Liability for any errorIn advertising shall not game I have seen in a while. This their coaches and let them know serrat was part of a group organiz- more or less from One of the crown exceed the value of the actual space In which the error occurs and shall be Warrior team bas demonstrated a that the "hometown folks" aren't a ! real strength of character that will bunch of fair weather friends that ing a new political party aimed at colonies of Elizabeth n for the of satisfied by correction In the next issue. The entire contents of the Ruidoso turning out the island's entrencbed fense of believing it lawful to prae News is copyrighted, and no portion may be used in any manner without the servethemwell notonly ontIte foot only support them when they win rulers. He welcomed me as some- tice freedom of the press. express. written consent of ilie publisher. Postmastersend all changes of ad ballfield butalso In everythingthey all the time. . bodywho evidently~ew something "Ourfriends on Montserratrallied dress to the Ruidoso News. P.O. Box 128. Ruidoso. N.M. 88345. undertake throughout their lives. DAN BRYANT about politics as well as' someone round. One member of parliament who might help" to improve his par- insisted we not comply with the ty's weekly newspaper. As a result, deportation order while Ii local at I found myself happily teaching torney (there are fOur in private layout andnewSwdting to analmost .practice in the country) fought to totally amateur staff, as well as have our departure delayed. writing an occasional commentary, "During aU ·this time, I was anx- just liKe back home. ious to go public witha bang.-tellthe "In one of these, I said building whole storyto APinPuertolUco, in· gambling casinos wasn't likely to vite '60 Minutes' to investigate the solve the ,economic problems of bullying !,?f an American newsman, CSr:lbbean 18landsbecausethehigh- andthe whole nineyards. 'Ib dothat, - rolle1'$ in the U. S. now have Atlan- however, would more or less tear it \ \ \ tic City toflock to. That's true, as I for us allover theCllrlbbeanandend .' \ see it..-..and I even quoted statistics ourtropical idyllforever. So we stood \ \ to prove it. . " mute, thoughwithlots ofmumbling "'that aP28rently irked some of under our breath and side remarks \\ the nations powers-that-be, who made to one another. \ want to go into thll casino business, "All this was very tough on Jan. and alertedthemtokEiep an eye on She hadn'tdoneanytl)ing offensiVe, this potential troublemaker. yet here she was gilttlng akicklng- "A week laterIdida straightnews around linyWtIY. When Iier dander'S \ .story (as factual and objeetlye as up, sheisawhirlWindof a fighter, yet one of Bill FeatIter'S, as GOd 18 my we were forced to bold ourselves in .\ JUdge) about a decision handeddown because we couldn'tbeata whole na IlY a supreme COurt justice. Init, I "tionalgovernment; Apparentlythey quoted complaints of local citizens can do what tbey did;' it may be I( about the way tIte case bad been lousy, "but they can do it. " ,~.~" ".'~ managed.' "Sowe are now off tolookatother ...... - . "That gave tIte. government a islands, specifically Nevis and St. • .. ~- chance to move in. The nation's Air Kitt's,as possibleplace!linwhichto - t . :aa I Tho RUidoso News I Monday, Novar'rlber 2, 1987 • " Speaking of budgeting , .' . Ruidoso Board of. Education members, school ad" ministrators, educators and members of the pUblic gather Tuesday at the Ruidoso Middle School cafeteria for a dlscusslol) of solutions to a budget shortfall linked to decreased enrollment .In the schools.. School superintendent Sid Miller (left) responds to a'questlon while school board members' (from left) Laman Osbourn, Don Swalander, Stormy Edwards, Lynn· Willard and Mike Morris listen. Representing the views of their f~lIow c?lleagues were (below right) Phyllis Morgan, of WhIte Moun tain Intermediate' School and Linda Hawthorne (below left) of Ruidoso Middle School. It was estimated more than 100 people attended the meeting. , • ··'4: .,• • . ads in a variety of media, while our message to reach? business. A few of these cities in Three. "Think Snow" radio spots pUbllc relations is a cost-effective Out of the millions of people liv clude Amarillo, Lubbock, will be released in reinforcement way to reach the public through ing in the Southwest. who Will most Midland/Odessa, EI Paso, Las markets, later this fall. . A word from press coverage, editorials, newslet likely respond to our advertising Cruces, Carlsbad and Alamogordo.. Four. the 1988 issue of the New ters, calendar mailing, trade shows and eventually come to Ruidoso? Since timing is critical, the next Mexico Vacation Planner will have and FAM (familiarization) trips. The demographics of the '!target question we must address is. a half page. four-color advertise the chamber The initial process of marketing market" chosen by the committee "When do we advertise?" mentgearedtoward Ruidoso's rein- . Ruidoso is long and complicated. are ages 25 to 54 years old with a Inaddition, one needsto consider forcement markets. The first step is makin~ a family income of $35,000.00 and where the ads shc;ili:l be placed in .Five, two island half page, four "Marketing Situation Analysis ' ... above. order to reach as many people as color. advertisements will appear what is Ruidoso's marketing Due to the high cost ofmarketing, possible ineach city. in "Southwest Spirit," the in-ffight history, what outside factors affect the committee was forced to be Only after the committee knows magazine for Southwest Airlines, We have all heard it said that created in order to perform certain the Village and its tourism, who is very selective. The target market the message, the target market, during November and December. Ruidoso is the best kept secret of tasks. Ruidoso's competition and what was divided into two separate source of media and the time Thi8 ad will be targeted toward our the Southwest. The first is to organize and coor does Ruidoso have to offer that our groups, "reach cities" and "rein elements, can an effective adver reach mar1tets. Forit is truly an oasis among the dinate special events. Anotherfunc competition does not? force cities." tisement be created. Marketing Ruidoso tothe general vast·barren deserts of New Mexico, tion of the bureau is to attract con In effect what makes us unique? Since July, the following adver public demands a lot of commit where cool mountain streams flow ventions, tquJj stimulating The end result of the Situation "Reach cities" are new markets tisements for Ruidoso have been ment. I would liketo thank those on freely and nature grows Ruidoso's economy during the off Analysis is the creation of a with untapped groups representing placed. our advertising committee: Robert unbounded. seasons. The final area of coneern message which best conveys newvisitors and future growth. The Four large dioramas featuring Boverle, Chairman; Tony Wilcox Ruidoso is the perfect spot for a is the "promotion" of Ruidoso. Ruidoso to the general public. The message for reach cities i8 an ag year-round activities in Ruidoso son, CarlaBeasley, BillHirschfeld, family vacation or for a quick The bureau works closely with 1987-88 message created for gressive campaign of are displayed in the Albuquerque RollandRamos. Mike Warren, Bar weekend get-away. By all rights, Ruidoso's Advertising Committee Ruidoso is upbeat and cat awareness-an introduction of and EI Paso airports. bara DiPaolo lind John Jeffers, for Ruidoso should be a household and the Phil Pclce agency, our chy-'-''On the Run to Ruidoso." Ruidoso. Two. a comprehensive spending endless hours in an name. Why then, are not more peo advertising firm. in order to Perhaps many of you have heard Reach cities include DallaslFort Aspenfest-Ruidoso radio schedule outstanding effort to make Ruidoso ple aware of us? market our product-Ruidoso. it on the radio or have seen it in our . Worth. Austin. San Antonio and was airedinKKIK in Lubbock, dur a household name. . The key to this awareness is The promotion of Ruidoso. as a printmedia advertisements. TucsonlPhoenix. ing September and October. A advertising, which is the topic of tourist destination; is done through . Once the message has been The message for a "reinforce ci· direct mailer and coupon fun-pack LizGroenendyk this article. Last March, the Con advertising and public relations. created, the next stage isdevising a ty" is one of reminding old visitors was released in conjunction with Director vention and Visitors Bureau was Advertising i8 the placement of marketing plan. Who do we want to return. thus maintaining their these aids. '. Convention and Visitors Bureau . . i being. an aCUon on a Pronilssory Note and to ~CE UienceNOrth89°SS'OO"We8tadlstanceof blv.m fo~lose THtJIIMAN R. HlllNSLE\' and Uon 21 TownsI1Ip 11 South, Range 14 East, LEGALNV .I. .I. 2930.87 feet; !bert..North 59·11' 10" East NOTICE OFPENDENCYOFACTION a Mortgage, the undersigned Special .rOAN' A. BEN'Sl..EY, hili 'WIf1l; N.M.P.M.,'andmorepattlCUlatlydescr1b INTBEDIS11IIcrCOURToF a d1slaIle. Of 33.02 feet: !bertc. along the THE STATE OF NEW MElaCO TO THE Master wU1, M the 30th day otNovember, 1987. at _ TOMMY R.IlENSLEY ed as follows: LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW!lmXfCO arc or a curve to the !eft wh Monday, November 2,19871 Tho Rufdo.o New. 13S (l,AIl"l'Ul1 ~ON .;., S~ & Se~ciod 1"l!lNq:lNG - welded pipe fencing, ltAtLltOAD .~- IIlritclI '.. ReIltaIU'Mt;, located ~7 S1ldderth bQrSe 'barJ1!. ••hay liamJ, aliO . ties; bigh. line and In\lt4lr.1IO~. ' Drive,. III aceepting aWlications remdential, .\iaU ClIrll>ra~Fen- Priee negotiable, Call1~7. fo1' certain ~UoJUt,~PPlYinper- (lJ.ng, 378-6166. . D-45-tfc...~ " . :N-4I2-tfc l!.Q!l. for aPP!llntment MOiIdali thrU . DAYCAJ!.lll -'DrOp-iris welcin'ne. WJLL PAY CASH -·fnr.~ .hlIre llaturdaY, 2:30-4:30 p,m. .. roJ1-.P~. . . J"S-tfc g:d stock fraPel's. A1llo ho1'lle1l llealtb .benefits avallabll!. No ' '."bA .. ~t and Id I'OA 1 D1'a hone.Cal1$.l!J.O.E,.· . Q.52-1teJAI:tVJ$ nNESTlGATXONS-»Vn..- .• ,so.....r. lpe!" . P . ed'. Full 'tlm,e wOl'k. 25IH04li. 37.. 166. . . . D-l3-tfc AlDESl?OSlTIO:Nll--avallable.Con-. J"9-tfc AT JOyCE'S.....: FU1'IIiture 'Barn Wll . tact KlI1'eD Itlce, Plre(ltorofB~.AB"'n'~";;;SJ;;;·J:m"JmJ"N;;:G;-_-.. -;In='":my:;;.;;"hl::om:::::-e;:··~-;.e::v~en- ltav.ea . large inventory of Nursll'!l.ltuidoso Cilre~ter, 5th . ings_ OI1ly. P~efer 'slIhool a e reasonably, ]!riced furniture .and andD l:nreet. 2!i7.-9071, R-49-8te chil4ten. 25'7-9347. 'l'..sJ.., appllanees. Open l11-1i,6 ~ a ~5O HIlUNQ- - G ., , f":"~" 1 ,,' "1' -'1' • " '1 ,~ ~ '~ 1 L -. '...... '-, ''''.''''1' I '" ·"1 "1 ''I ~~ -,." .--, ' •. ~·T"'~ ,-" '-., ''!t' ,,~ ,7':"~ l' -,. 'f' • " .. " '" .. ,- ,,, 48 I The Ruidoso News I Monday, NQvember 2, 1987' " , 'I ~ APPLE~ w~rm ASPEN AlRE - carpet Cllre. Your ALTO LOT FOR SALE ... pistress LOr FOR SALE .... 95XII0, 106 Park -.. spray free and ONlJl ORTWQ ".. bedroom apart- TWO 8EDROOMS:"" 1% baths, on ~atpet p y ~it.u ~.~ AV.C.,. RUidoso DQWns. After 6P.,ln.,..' .~ ,Q1~. ~s '~ clean.ing .com .a.n.• ...a.uon...' LoW.. d.O.. wn.,1.0.wmo.nUll. 378-4897, ;H049-4tp free. .$5,00 bUSbel,. Y.o.u PICk... nta, fumish.....' . e.d.,. aU utili.tie.. Paid,., nv....et,. ex... cellen.....t. a.ccess..'. unfurni.. ".' .. h· 251-7714. .'...' A.ao-Uc fUll club memlx1rShip. Areal , •• 1 378-4724. . ' . P-45-tfc 1ll1dtown location. CallWiUow e.dwith major llpplianees, COVER .215,000 HOUSEHOLDs' _bargabh336·4027,e~enhlgs'l FIR EWOO D, SPLIT.,.. Tree Lodge, 257-2731 Of' 257-7386. dl~wasller, MIy carpeted, patio, b~inesses iuni.. per/cedar, $105 a cord, '.. ' .,', ..... W-93-;.tfc o\l~ide $orage, Morirn.. 257~990 . and in New Mextco. . ' ...... •.... F-52-'ltp For $85,20yOlU' '2Q word ad will' By'oWNER ~ 2bedrpmn; 2bath Delivered in Ruidoso. Call UNFURNISHED APARTMENT- 2 or 257-9041. . Si3-tfc e y gy TW~ reac.ti 33'hom.etQwo. new.., SPc.1alNl.rs.m.. o.b.i.le.·....ho.m ...on. ve.ry,v.e.. r.. y. 1.-849-.11... 92,da .o.reve.ning.• P-46-...• 9tp. 'bedro.oms,ene.. r ." e.f.nqient., .. THREE. B.....EDROO.M,.."-. unf.·•. ur- ,CaUThe. Ruidooo News,' 257~1 !>eautlfll1lJarge lot, pyer 200. tJ:ees . WOOD FOR SALE _ifir and cedar, fireplace allap'pllance.s, $300. nished hl!IDe. Fireplace, dining for more mformaUon. Br92-tfnc mcluding largest m RUidoso. . Potier's Nursery, 5miles east on North of Alto. (500)522-0684 orfoom, utUityroom and storeroom, OPEN }lOUSE - three bedrooms, Secluded,$4~,OOO,,3~7, S-4~tp 'liifijlilll Hig.bW.. ay 70 from sto.PI.i.gh.. t, ,521-1948,. collect. ... M·72-tfc range, refrlger.. a.tor, fenced yard. ~q.ft., 37lh\147. ,P-31-tfc PROPERTY MANAGEMENT.... I Wate~ paid only, $36O/month, $250 two baths, 2,200 on golf 14X60 MOBILE HOME ... 2 ~d deposlt~ , course, assumable loan; 137 bed roo mSI 11k 'b ath s, ' VIDEO GAME MACHINES -CQstin need several nica houses con. 378-8345/ 1-622-1004. ,Rowan. Must sell~ COroernake of. washer/dry.er, refrigerator, excess $3,000 new, sacrifice at dos for permanent rental. Please.. ". .,. A-49-tfc fer. D. Wright Real Estate, r;mge, wood heater, ~overedred- $500. CaUforappointment, 257-5550 call Don Hal'Ilion, Four Seasons FOqR BEDROOMS three baths, 2~7.25l1, Tam~ra" flrepla~e, unfurnish~d, 258-5227. Me-l·tfc woOd deck. Set up and skP'tedon or ask for Real Estate, 257·9171.. . .li-88-tfc fenced OPEN HOVSE -beautifUl atrium rented land, Reaay'to be moved In- s.48-tfc OFFICESP4CE-forrent Rainbow back xard. ~i~e.nelghborhood. ~118,j with hot tub, 3bedrooms' 2baths, to, Qf can be moved, 257p9540. MU-ST-SE-I1----BE-LQ-W-ep--S-T-":;"1";;';'2x';"';65 Center, 2584977, 2584286. $550 WIthout utilities, Owner, New on golf course, assumable loan; .. ,A-51-2tp trailer, 1970, fully furnished, 2 F.ft8.tfc Mexi~oBroker, 258-5111.... I-49-tfc bedFoom; 1 bath, color TV, EXECUTIVE OFFICES .... from ~m BEDROOMS :- ~ne bath, 135go. ROMake...wan...Qffer.BailkeD...r saysWrightit haReal.. s. to . ,refngerator, and stove.. After 6 $95/month. Also, lovely retail/of. fireplace, garage. Wmgfleld. $385. Estate, 258-5227,Mc·l·tfc 712 .MECHEM . p.m., 378-4096. M-49-4tc fice space, 800 sq. ft.,$295/month. Call BarbaI:a, 258-4477. I ]).49-1£0 BY OWNER - 2stofY,3 bedrooDl,2 FOR SALE -16 ft. wood gar~ge door, AU on Sudderth,257-51!l(i, Q-92-tfc EFFIClENCY ~AR1¥ENT:- com· P,o, PRAWER '59 pl~tely ~hed, bath home, large deck, double car· . PHONE ISQ51 25104633 never used, $275; large, msulated COZY, NEW -two' bedroom house. Bills paId. $.. 200 po.rt, set on. 21arge lots. Plenty of RUIDOSO,'NUl MEXICO 11345 doghouse With tinted. windows, Fenced yard pets and kids OK plus depoSIt. No pets. 257-7543. P~Jking. Was $85;000, reduced to I $100. After6p.m., 257-5755. e-51·ltc Midtown area, $35O/Jnonth. cali . . l\H9-tfc . $llU,000. Call 257-4798' or 257-6918. 257-5410 or 257·9555. L-97·tfc THREE BEDROOM .... ,furnished L-7-tfc' NEW2BR.APTS.FROM$285-Fur. mobUe with large covered deck. MINI RANCH -7 acres, 3irrigated. j \ ~ ,". nished and unfurnished. Natural Reasonable rent. 378-4964. R-49-Uc GOQd three bedroom home or· . 'I AUTOMOTIVE gas, carpeting, drapes, ap· ATTRACTIVE, FURNISHED - chard, pasture grasses. For lease JUST REMODELED-Mobile with a~.d-on located on FOR SALE OR TRADE -1969 Ford pliances, ceiling fans, laundry bachelor apartment, $275, utilities or trade for Up-per V.alley E.l.'PIlSO pavemen.' In Brady Canyon. covered deck and a,n fac~ities, storage. Pla.yar.ea with paid incIUdin.·gcable. Near "Ben· area. Phone (505)589-1533 or Bill ' Van. Runs good, looks okay. $1,200 eqwpmen~ Pippin Realty, (505)378-4016. open deck. Thll propertylsready to ,"ave Into now. or small car. 257-4058, ext, 51. basketball goal. On nett's". Call collect after 5p.m., C-52-1tp site management. For more infor· 1-882-4764. M-49-tfc M-44-tfc Priced at $16,500 and owner financed. mation ana application, come by FOR LEASE - Hondo Valley 3 Ca~elot FOR SALE OR TRADE - 2bedroom, CHEC,K THIS'ONE-A small business located on. Mech.em Drive MEYER SNOW PLOW - on 1985 Place Apartments bedrooms, 2 baths, $500/month. 2% bath condominium, fully fur· .'" Ford Ranger, 4wheel drive, long (be~d Camelot Theater) or call Reference! required. Susan & Dished, easy access. Price $65,000. In CI hlgh,trafflc area. Thilis atwo penon business and does bed, 2.8L V6, auto, sbell,low miles, Bonme Lee at ~7-5897. Equal Associates Real Estate, 258-5559. $63,000, 9% loan that can be asSum· .not COlt afortuqe to get h,to. Cau our office f~r dttailli 5year warranty snows. $9,200, Ex· Hous gOpportunity. Co99-tfc . R-49-tfc ed. Call 257-4166 or 258-3641.c~mmetciat,B-9:-tfc cellent condition. (915)778-0328, UPPER.. ON - one'bedro~m, THREE BEDROOM HOUSE - FOR SALE OR RENT _ ,RESIDENTIAL-OwnerIClgent has this 3bedroom, 2bath home (505)298·9888, (505)255·6122, f.urnlsh .apartment wI~h . fireplace, nice area, fenced yard, property, owner financing no down In Country Club Subdivision for sale. Lots of deck, larg8 cor. T-45-11tp fireplace. Bills and cable pllld. $450/month· two bedroom cabin ,payment, 560 sq.ft. office, fenced ner lot, good year-round access and ~ttached 2-car garage. 1984 TOYOTA TERCEL - 4x4, 4 $295 per month plus deposit and very clean, easy access: with outside storage. 126 Wingfield Priced at $119,500. wheel drive, 5door station wagon, lease. Adults. only I no pets. $210/month.336-8176, lr49-8tc 6 speed, 17,000 miles. Asking Avenue. 257·7386,257·7440. H-2o.tfc SUPER VIEW-Small cabin with loti of deck and an extra lot 1JiJ7·7267. H.100:tfc FOR LEASE - fully furnished, 2 RIVER HOME FOR SALE - by . $6,850. Midland, Texas 79702. F~HED EFFICIENCY - umts, bedroom, 2bath cabin. $4OO/month owner, to be shown by app .' . , . . , . . ' .The RUldO$O NeW$/ Page 3 . . .' 1:00 (Z) MQVIE: Moo" QVar Nllallll Two fortune II! This Weekend mMOVIE: OVeJ the Edge Middlecia.ss kids • lBlCNN ,Headline News lID Th~ Ring 01 Trulh (1987) E;I. hunting $islers on the loose with their ' .13 MOVIE; Mommle Dearesl Biography of turn .to vandalism and drugs because of the . l1Il Enlertalnment Tonlghl III Crossfire ' $plnster ~unt in Mi~ml search for millionalrs late screen $tar Joan Crawford. and the boring sterility of thelr environment and the '9 FaclSol Ufe '' m MOVIE: They Won'l BelleYe Me A husbands. Don Ameche, /Jetty Gra/Jle years of heradpptlve. motherhoo~ a.nd be.nign neglect of their well fj~ed parents. 7:00 Q) Nova (1987) Q" • phil~ndering husband· is accuse~ .01 his (1941) " desperate struggle to keep her public hfe and MIchael Kramer, Pamela LudWIg (1979) , (!I MaUoek . Wife 5 murder by none other than hiS own Champlon$~lp moyie PQwer. FayeDunaway, (JIanaScarwld, 8:00 W PGA,GolI Nabisco Championship: 2nd . til Larry King Uvel two mistresses. RolJert. Young. Susan 2:00 W A.W.A. Wreslllng (n) MOVI~ mMOVIE: Whllewaler Sam Aging moun· Steve Forrest (1981) Round from San Antonio, TX(R) m They Won't Believe Me A Haywi/rd, Rila Johnson (1947) phil~nderlng (f).Nlghlllne E;I , tain man travels the Northwest in search of 8:30 (}) Swimsuit '87 8:05 CIJ· MOVIE: Widow A woman with twp husband Is accused of his a great WhiteWaler route south. Along the 'lllJ Wildlife ChrQnlcles children tries to pull herselt together Wife s f!lurder by none olher than his own @) CBS Late Nlghl Dlilmonds • way, he rides the rapids ano baltles a @ Video country emotionally and make anew life after the two mistresses. Robert Young. S(1san lllJ New Animal World cougar. " lWCourlshlp 01 Eddie's Father ' death of her husband. Michael Learned. Haywar~ Rlfa Johnson (1947) @ New Country • 1221 MOVIE: Show Boat Colorful story of a lBlCNN Headlfne News Bradford Dillman (1976) (f) Who s the Boss? Q. lW Jack Benny group of entertainers Who travel the . .. @J Houston Knights Q @ Music Videos . 8:40 @ Mouseterplece Theatre 9:00 (5) MOVIE: E1enl A Journalist seeks to @ Sacred Ground 9 Pacilic Weekend Updale . Mississippi ,River on ashowboatat the turn 9:00 m First Eden (1967) E;I avenge the senseless execution of his lW 700 Club of the century. Kathryn Grayson, Howard III Moneyllne' mother, whose crime was arranging the l!II Merion Downey 11:05 (I) MOVIE: Anatomy 01 a MurdDl' Asmall Keel (1951) mMOVIE: Moan Over Miami Two fortune escape of her children during the Greek Ciyll . 9 Weekend Updale town aUorney ballies to save his client, an 3:00 W 1987 Truck and Traclor Pull hunllng sislers on the loose with their War. Kate Nel1lgan. John Malkovich (1985) ao Simon and Simon army ollicer accused 01 murderirig the man Championships From Seattle, WA who assaulted his wife. James Stewart, Ben . , splnstilr aunlln Miami search for millionaire Q @ MOVIE: My Ullle Pony As the Little Gazzara, Lee Remick (1959) (ZJ MOVIE: That Nlglllin Rio An American hUsbands, Dan Ameche. Belty Grable, 10:00 rn Bodies I" MoUon (R) Ponies prepare for agrand festival, awicked entertainer Is hired to Impersonate a carote Landis (1941) 10:30 W lielUnll Fit with Denise Auslln (R) witch casts e spell.that spreads a gooey 11:30 rn Running and Racing BraZilian baron to whom he bears astriking t!2l Jeffersons ' @ MOVIE: Quarterback Princess Alorth. substance over their gentle land. Sandy o Barney Miller • [es~mblance. Allee Faye, tJon Ameche III NewsNlght Updale (1941), . aD Llvl"g Tomoffow light Canadian girl disrupts asports minded Duncan, Tony Randal!, Danny DeVilo (f) Entertainment Tonlghl @ You Can Be a Star town in Oregon when she tries out for the' (1986) @ AI Oemlng: Man of the Norlh 3:30 (5) MOVIE: Soul Man Without his dad's .lW Remlnglon Steele high school football team. Based on atrue 7;30 (f) Growing Pains E;I @ MOVie: Wagpn Team Speclallnvestlga· financial help, ayoung man poses as ablack l1Il Simon and Simon story. Helen Hunt, Don Murray (1983) @ New Country to win aminority scholarship to Harvard Law ~ (t9~7) lor Gene has himself jailed so that he can School. C. Thomas Howell, Rae Dawn Chong This Weekend 11:ooW Coach's Corner 8:00m The Ring 01 Truth E;I work on the conscience of a young man (t987) E;I • @ My Friend Fllcka mMOVIE: While Nights Aprominent ballet 0 J.J. Slarbuck suspected of the theU of an Army payroll 9:30 ill SporlsCenter star who defected Irom Russia to the USA • ill 1st & Ten: Going for Broke E;I Gene Autry. Pal Buttram, Gail DaVIS 4:00 W SportsLook (T) CD Sports Tonlghl fmds hlmsell back in the USSR after alorced CD Evening News (1952) 4:30 W Surler Magazine (R) t!2l Magnum, P.I. plane landing, Gregory Hines, Mikhail (f) Moonllghllng 0 lW Laurel and Hardy 5:00 W' Sportsllenter (L) . @ Series U,S.A. Baryshnikov (1985) t;I @) Jake and the Falman 13 MOVIE: The Prime ot Miss Jean Brodie mMOVIE: Moon Over Miami Two fortune @ Nashville Now @ MOVIE: Wagon Team SpeCial mvestiga- @ OJ) News MISS Brodie. sIJpping Into spinsterhood bul hunting sisters on the loose v/ith their @ Manly Python's Flying Circus tor Gene has himself jailed so that he can @ Animals 01 the Great Northwest constantly declanng she's In her prime. falls spinster aunt in Miami search for millionaire @ Here's Boomer. work on the conscience of a young man @ Crook and Chase prey to the Jealousy of one of her own husbands. Dan Ameche. Betly Grable 9:50 (5) MOVIE: Florida Sirall; An unlikely tno 01 suspected of the thelt of an Army payroll. @ SlralghlTalk precocIous girls. Maggie· Smith, Robert (t941) aloner,acollegestudentand aformer Cuban Gene Autry, Pat Buttram (1952) I!lJ Guesl VJ: Jon Cryer Stephens. Pamela Franklin (1969) olflcer lOins lorces to fmd a load.of gold 11:05 (I) MOViE: Human Desire Awomanch8lned 9 Weeke~d Update . 5:30 rn NFL Monday Night Memories buned 25 years earlier Raul Julia. Fred to an unhappy mamage plots vengeance ao MOVIE. The Border A story 01 the Ward. GeraldIne Page (1986) E;I when her husband kills her lover. Glenn personal and profeSSional pressures on a 10:00 rn NFL Thealre Ford Glofla Grahame (1954) border patrol guard who IS caughl between EVENING m TI TIm sSt n Wnghl E;I' nghl and wrong on both fronts. Jack wednesday @ tiJ n~ Ne~s eve 11 ;30 ill Coath'; Corner NIcholson. Vatene Perrine. Harvey KeJ/el 6:00 00 NFL Monday Nlghl Malch Up (IJ NewsrtJahl (1982) mMacNeill Lehrer NewsHour C!l Hallonaf Geographic EJplorer 8:20 W MOVIE: The Hlndenburg On the MORNING @l (J) 1m) News (!lJ Ouest for Healing 12:00 ill Coach~; Corner Hlndenburgs malden voyage to the United MOVIE: 'night Mother A lonely young €I> (!3J Burns and Allen 12:30 tJr\ Coach's Corner States. a Luftwaffe colonel IS aSSigned to 6:00 (1J MOVIE: The Man Who Bloke 1,000 woman, seemg nO pomt to her hie, calmly I!lJ Music Videos \AI watch over Ihe passengers and guard Chains The compelling story of Robert Elliot mforms her mother that she mtends to crJ) Entertalnmenl Tonlghl 1:00 ill American Muscte Magazine (R) agamst sabotage George C. Scali, Anne Burns. a World War I veteran wrongly commIt SUICide Based upon the Pulitzer (!Jl This Weekend mMOVIE: ATIckelto Tomahawk Traveling Bancrolt, WIlliam Atherton (1975) conVicted at a cnme and sentenced to a \'Immng play. SiSSy Spacek, Anne Bancrolt @ MOVIE: ADog 01 Flanders Apoor boy drummer fmds himself in the midst 01 a 8:30 rn All American Pulling Series brulal work camp. Vat Kilmer, Charles (1 9861E;I and hiS grandfather adopt amistreated dog railroad franchise battle upon hiS arrival In m MOVIE: 8 MIllion Ways 10 Die Durmng (1987) E;I (i) Pr menewa and share their meager rations With him. Tomahawk. Aprelly gill keeps hun In the Invesligatmg Ihe murder of a hooker. an ~ Unuen World When the old man dlCs. the two fend. lor fight. Dan Dailey. Anne Baxter (1950) alcoholiC ex cop and ahard edged prostilute 6:30 ill SporlsCenter (L) l!1l Breakthroughs themselves. DaVid Ladd. Donald Cnsp, 1:30 mMOVIE: Seven Minutes In Heaven Two are drawn lOla adeadly game of survIVal in 7:00 rn SporfsLook (R) @ NuhvlUe How • Theodore Blkel (1959) 15 year old gills give youth's built In the LA. underworld. Jell Bridges, Rosanna 7:30 ill NBA Today (T) tBI Paper Chase Jahn Houseman 10:30 Q) AlIve from Off Center (1985) guardian angel aworkout when one of them Arquelle. Alexandra PaUl (1986) E;I @ New Video Hour 8:00 rn PGA Goll NabISCO Championship: 3rd ffi TonIght Show inVites aguy pal to camp oul at her. house (!lJ World Alive Round from San Anlomo, TX (R) all The InlinUe Voyage E;I CIl @I M'A'S'H vlMe Dad 15 away, JennilerCcnnelly, Maddie @VldeOcounlry (!! This Weekend ~ mMOVIE: Charlie Chan and the CUlSe 01 (!%l MOVIE: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Corman (1986) E;I Celebrity Chefs the Dragon Oueen Charlie Chan comes out @ Family Ties An investigatIVe reporter sets out 10 reveat @ MOVIE: Goodbye, Mr. Chips Prim. C!il CNN Headline News @KldScene at rellrement to trail amaniacal kJllerWith hiS the truth about the glamour of being aDallas dedlcaled schoolmaster In an English public @ Mouselerplece Theatre bumbling grandson Peter Ustirwv, Angle 1 6:05 (IJ MOVIE: Giant When a wealthy Texan , Cowboys Cheerleader. Jano Stlymour. school falls in love with and mames amusic 9:00 IDInside the PGA Tour DltkJnson (19Bl) 'marrlcs aMl(lllO w;llcd Girl from Maryland. laraine Stephens. Bert Ccnvy (1979) hall entertainer Peter 07001e. Petula Clark m You Should Know , tliDy m~t both adjoust as hfe on thclr ranch (!lJ B,sl of Gloucho (1969) @ Crime Siory E;I 8:05 (I)"'MOVIE: My Husband Is Missing A becomeS 'llIcrcamngly complicated. Vlelnam Vial WldoVi Iravels 10 HanOI In 1 C!il CNN Headline News 2:00 W A.W.A. Cb,mplonshlp Wrestling (R) rn Moneyllne allempllo locale her p:lot husband who was Elizabeth Taylar. Rotk Hudson, James Dean (!J Truth or Consequences 3:00 1987 TrUCk and Tractor Pull MOVIE: ATlckelto Tomahawk Travelmg (19~6) CD lD shot down and reported missing in acllen. Late Show Championships From Minneapolis, MN drummer finds h:msell in the midst of a ao Sally StflJthers. Tony Musante (1978) , ~ 6:30 (2) NFL Monday Nlaht Magatlne 11:00 ()) NFL's Grlliest Momenls (R) rmlmad franchise battle upon hiS arrival In mWheel ol FOrlllne E;I ill Oil (1967) m MOVIE: They Won'l Believe Me A Tomahawk, A prelty girl keeps him In lhe 10:00 (]) Bodies In Mollon (R) 1 (!) Three's Company • W Crossfire phllandenng husband is accused of hiS light Oan Oatley, Anne Baxter. Rory calhoun 10:30 rn Geltlng Fil with Denise AusU. (R) . ~ Family Ties mMOVIE: That Night In Rio An American' wlfe's murder by none other than hiS own (1950) (1J MOVIE: Labyrinth Ateenage glrl's baby 1 l!1l True Alfmlure entertamer IS hired to Impersonale a (wo mIStresses Roberr YounO. Susan CD thIrtysomething Q brother IS kJdnapped by the King of the (!i) eNN Headline New; Brazilian baron to Whom he bears astnking Hayward (1947) @) The Law and Harry McGraw GOblinS In order to rescue him. she must ao FulS olllle resemblance. Alice Faye. Don Amethe. 4:00 CD SportsLaok (T) t!2l Jeffersons . navIgate adOVIllsh labyrinth. David Bawle. 1 7:00 (]) Tllallllon cannen Miranda (1941) "' MOVIE: Midnight Madness A motley @Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World Jenmfer Connelly (1986) t;I j (!) Nlghlline Q IV ® You Can Be a Slar @ MOVIE: SleepIng Beauty Animated . lD Wonderworn t;J ~ @ALFQ @) CBS Lale Night Hunter bunch of sorority girls. debate captains, Remington Sleele verSion of the clasSIC fairy tale about a 1 l!1l Orphans of tbe Wild campus jocks and valley snobs assemble @ CloseI Classics- Capsule pnncess who at birth was cursed by aWicked 1 mLarry King Unl New Counlry scavenger hunt teams and hit all the Las (!J Benny MOVIE: That Hlahtln Rie An American ern HIli ,fany. 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Lee J Cobb W News Updale fUlry pooch. IS stolen by villains Vlho connive 10 abigoted ruraltpwn In the North. Robert Randolph SCalI, Grace McDanald, Alan (1973) m MOVIE: Lillian Russell The life and 10 sell him as acanine celebllty. Q Hooks. Charlotte Rae. Allred Woodard Curlts (1943) OJ] Weilher & You lovers of the gfeat star of Ihe Ilrst part of this crm 60 Minutes (19B6) (!) Paclllc Oullook a Robert Schuller 1;1 century. complete With songs, laVish @ Cllrlsllans 10:30@ Star Trek 1:30(1) Crossfire @ Welcome to Pooti Corner costumes and Diamond Jim Brady. Alice @ Inside Wlnslon Cup Racing (IJ MOVIE: Class Aprep school student (J) MOVIE: Jigsaw An amnesiac Ihtnks he 10130 (]I SpeedWorld Fayo. Don Amecho. Edward Amold (1940) l!Il Church 01 God In Christ meelS awoman in astngles bal and starts has commilled a'murder and hIres a Q) Newtoll's Apple Host Ira Flatow Q (!) 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Martha Scott (1983) . century. complele with songs, lavish struggle, Connor Macleod ballies hIS mortal ~ Bulterflv Island Edna May Oliver (1939) OJ] Weather Walch • coslumes and Diamond Jim Brady. Alice . enemy, Ihe Kurgan, for posseSSiOn or a l!il eNH Headline Hews l!ll Odyssey ~ 21 Jump Streel Faye. Don Ameche. Edward Amald (1940) myslerious and valuable pnze. Christopher @ Doftlld Duck Presenls @ Inside WinsIon Cup Racing (J) World Tomorrow Lambert. Roxanne Hart. Clancy Brown ~ . 6:30 Q) Adam Smith's Money World 11:00 (]I SpeedWorld Wagon Train ~ At the Movies (!l Enlertaln This Week (1986) Q (!J) Magnum, P.I. Q) Wond~lWorks t;1 @ Hlddell Heroes @l MOVIE: Johnny Dangerously Raucous 2'00 (i) News Update ID HFL Foolball o Weather &You @ '~ a MOVIE: Dh, God! The Almighty comes to CNN Headline News comedy spoof of Prohibition gangsters. their MOVIE: Cleopalra Julius Caesar Inter- (I) Newsd" Earth as akmdly old man and entrusts his @ College Bawl '87 tough tallung molls and the Incessant claller venes In the Civil war In Egypt and lalls in mMOVIE:The Body Snalcher Respectable 7:00 Q) Adams Chronicles of tommy guns. Michael Keaton, Jae love With Cleopatra. Elizabeth Taylor doctors rob graves {n order 10 continue their message of hope 10 asuburban supermarket M~fllu manager. George Bums. John DelIVer, Teri ID family Ties PISCOPO. Henner (1984) ,'Richard Burron, Rex Harrison (1963) • dissection experiments. Henry Oanlell.lJoris l!2I MOVIE, Airport An airport manager s @ Music Videos Ga" (1971) (I) MOVIE: Urban Cowboy ATexas farmer Karloff. Bela wgosi (1945) comes 10 Houston 10 work in arefinery and problems include a snow storm, a mired (!J) Home Shopping Overnlghl I!ID NFL Football 2:10 (I) Science Technology Week learns about hfe at the famous Gilley's, lhe plane and an aircraft In dire dIstress after a (!) Paclllc Outlook • • - .,~. \ ., ~ . ~ ...,.. r· '. ,,~~ .•:, "".iII .....~ ~ • II - . Member F.D.I.C. "YOUR INDEPENDENT HOME OPERATED BANK" YOUR FULL BANKING CENTER t . " ' '" , . .. . " I" .. -..... ,.,.- . ~ .. " .. LOOK FOR YOUR COMMUNITY CALEND,AR EVERY ,~ TWO WEEKS IN THE TV GUIDE' ~ , MONDAY TUESDAY FRIO Y NDAY , November 2 November 3 N v mb r 4 N v m r 5 N vember N vember 7 Novemb r 8 , • Meal Cart, Stnlor ClllDn. • Ruldolo Klwanll Club, • Ruidoso Villey Noon Uonl • Sltrra Branca Swlngm. a • M.al Cart, Stnlor CUllin. • Holiday Art. aOO Cr.ft. , cant.r, call 257-4585. noon, Whlsp.rlng Pin.. Club, Whlsp.rlng Pin.. p.m., Flr.t Christian Church. Ctnt.r, caU257'-4565. Farr, aLm. 10 4 p.m., In thl I • Friends of the Library, 4 R••taurant. Rlltlurant. • B.P.O.£. DOli, 7:30 p.m., • Ruidoso High SChool foot- f.llowshlp hili of Communi , p.m., Library. . • EVlnlng Lions Club, Uons • Sirtom. Club, noon, Elk'. Lodger· ball I,.m to hOltCobrI, 7:30 tv Unlltd Methodl.t Church. • Malonic LodgI, 7:30 p.m., Hut K·Bob'.. • Uncaln Mountain Min, 7 p.m. • Ruldoao High SChool vir· , eaatem Star Building. • Ruidoso Hondo VIII.y • Gold.n Ag. Club, noon, p.m., Cochlra. • Ruidoso HighSchool Optn Iity and Iv voll.ybaU t.aml ~ • Ruldolo Down. lIdl.. Rotlry Club. noon. Cr.. Adult Recreltlon Clnter. • Ruidoso V.II.y Grelt.,., HOUI', 8Lrn. to 4p.m., at the to hOlt dr.ldet tournam.nt, , Auxiliary, 1p..m., Village Hall. Meadows Country Club. monthly melUng, Chamber. .chool. an day. , • Slrvlct Club Council,. • Allrua.. 7:30 p.m., Firat 12 p.m. • Lilli. L.IgUI football ATTEND noon, K·Bob's. Christian Church. final. It W. D. Horton r ~ r • R.publlean Party of Un· • Civil Air Pltrol, 7:30 p.m., f· Let Our Branch NOW ACCOUNT Stadium. THE coin County, 5:30 p.m., Vlllag. HIli. .~ - ";', '\ Pel. -• Ruidoso High School Jv r K·Bob's. • Lincoln County Hom.· He1perysoonunWlth ACheckmg Account· football t.,m It D.mlng, 2 CHURCH r • Activi Parenting, 7·9 pm.. builders Assocl.tlon, 6:15 Th PI' p.m.. . Community Room, Ruidoso p.rn., c.... Meadow. Country • C.D.s, I.R.A.s, . at ays nterest • CapitIn HighSchool ...... OF High SChool. Club. SAVINGS BONDS, N M" ty voUeyball tllm In ftg,kHtai • Hospital Auxiliary, 9:30 INDIVIDUAL or · 0 InlmUm loumamtnt. YOUR We Have A ~;.. hOlplll1 conference BUSINESS CHECKING Balance Required Full r ACCOUNTS, SAVINGS No Monthly CHOICE S . Amencan Express ACCOUNTS NOW and erVICe Escrow and MasterCard SUPER:NOW Service Charge • Department Traveler's Checks ROSE BERNARD ACCOUNTS, , November 9 November 10 Novemtier 11 November 12 November 13 November .. 14 November 15 • Mal en, SInIor CitJzInI • Eftning UonI Club, UonI Hut • RuktoIo VII,Jty Noon lion. • BPOE, 7:30 p.m., Elk. • M••ICh.'s.nIorCltlztnl • RtIfdolO MkkM. SChool center, call 257-45a5. • RuIdoIo Kiwlnlt Club, noon. Club, Whllplrlng Pin.. Lodge BuJlcHng. cent..., ClII257-4585.· gkh AI Bbalk.lban 111m. ,. • B.ta Sigm. Phi, 7:30 p.m., WhIII)Idng PInel RHllurlnl Rtltauranl • SItrrI Blanca SwingtrI.1 • MId HM USA PagNnl, Inn al M_ and BIITtI1do 'In . mlmblrl homes. • RuidoIo- Hondo VIIIty RoWy • S.rtoml Club, noon, p.m•• First Christian Chu·rch. of the Mountlln QOdl, ROtWtU, 10 ..01. and ap.m. • Rainbow girls, 7 p.m., Club, noon, CrH MHdon Coun- K'Bob'.. • Daught..of the ~ continuIng thru Saturday. -MII.NM USA, PlgIint, Eastern Star Building. try Club. • Federaled Woman'. Club, RnoIuUon, noon, mtmbtrl' • RuIdoso High SChool ~1fII. Inn ofthl MounUln GOdt. • Spirit 01 Ruidoso, 5:30 • Kni(.nts of CoIumbuI, 7pm., SL 1:30 p.m., Woman'. Club homH. ty volleyball tlamln .•tlt. conUnulng thru Saturday. ,. p..m., Whispering Pines. EJIanoI'I HaIL Building. • Eutem Star, 7:30 p.m., tournament In Roswell thru • Rukloto HIgb SChool Vltll ATTEND • Frllnds of thl Ubrary II • National AuoclatJon of RIthd • V.t.lnl Day Cer.mony, Eastern Star BUilding. saturday. Ifly YoUtyball 1.lm In ,tat, r sponsoring an Optn Houl. FIdIrII EmpIoytH. 10 Lm.., FIrst Amtrlcan lIglon HIli, 11 • RuIdoso High SChool ,nlll Dn've tournlment In RosWlII Ihru ~ and Annual Meeting from ChrtIUan Church. Lm. ty voll.yball t.lm In 11111 -Up Saturday. THE r 5:30 to 7p.m. at thl Ubrary. • Rio Ruidoso Llonels Club, • MIll NM USA Pageant, Inn tournament In Roswln thru W· d noon. K·Bob'L of the Mountain GOdl, saturday. m OW CHURCH , • Ruidoso Ar1 Guild. 1p.m., car- continuing thru Saturday. • MillNY USA Pagan!. Inn H Ask About rim Lodge. of the Mount.ln GOdl, ours OF r .. • lodgtrI As.oclIUon, 2 p.m.. continuing thru Saturday. ~n YOUR , We Have Two County MIllIII Health Drop by and have 8:00 -6:00 I r Deputy Register ~:; ~~'~ltr coffee and donuts Come By And Mon. -Fri. CHOICE r =t~=:~OIlP.m ~ Officers At The .. Inn- with friends in our Let Our Friendly 8:00 - 12:00 R t ·B h· Ruidoso UllII Tbeltre RtgulJr coffee room at the Staff Help Yau Saturday , Mam ranc, BoInIlIlIItIng,SchIolzlky'a,7:3J new branch or the W'th Y r A Register To VOTE! ~~I" NM USA Pegeant, Inn of main office, Banking ~~~ds At Both r the Mounflln Godt, continuing L atio- , thru Saturday. OC ns s - ,r• , r To Include Your Club Or Organization·, ,r Call Sandy Knox ·At Bank of Ruidoso, 257-4611. ,r Deadline For Announcements To Appear In The Nex~ Community Calendar Is Tues·day, November 1~ .. ,r r· ~ \ ~.,- . . ..-..~.,,; ~ .. :~... ~