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Emergency measures to repair sewer This will be temporllrlly repaired by the of sewer pipe. qualifying lor assist,nce from t"e tted and water tines Is continuing here tn the end of tile week, street superint~ndent "Tllese daml!ge estimates are Cross. aftermath or the Decem~r 19f1ood. .. Jack LaMay told The News Saturday. All speculative," viliMe manager Jim Hine Rogers may be cont4cted through Efforts 01 the village water department otller generally used damaged bridges are said to The News Friday. "and we an Ruidoso'S village hall, telephone 257-4014. • to provide service to Upper canyon p;lssable, LaMay said. . ticipllte they will rise sh8rptYlis tile fuU Though damage to thevl\lag~'s sewer residents Is .continuing· with water A preliminary ~stim.ate 01 dllmages, extent of damage becomes known." system III extensive. the treatment plant III superintendent Jim Goodman saying mad.e as the flood wllters were receding, John Rogers, state director of Red Cross functioning nonnally. The examinlltlon of Sunday, "Tile service was restored to Indicates $335,065 to bridges and streets, Disaster Services, will return to Ruld.oso the sewer lines is being continued and some 01 the Upper canyon residents In the $204,980 to tile sewer. system, $52.500 to Tuesday to aid Dood disaster victims and residents of affected areas will be adVised lower areas and we expect that ;111 users manholes and $136,800 to 11,400 lineal f~et to complete his survey of damages ofdevelopments. . . - ,. will again have water l>y Tuesday night... , Major water problems developed In the ,, • areas served by the low pressure system, • Goodman said. One major water main break was not lOCated IDltil Sunday and emergency action was taken to meke temporary repairs. . -. Valve, pipe and Iittlng problems plagued water department personnel, Goodman . said, "however we Ilave. Installed tem.· porary ground lines to try and provide at least some water for household use... Street superintendent Jack LaMay ", , . . completed a preliminary examination of • bridge damages Thursday and released the following estimates that he said "were THE BODY OF Fl-OOD VICTIM Dean l-uker. 76. Alto. was on the conservative side," pending a fUll recovered at ihls point on the Rio Bonito early Saturday af assessment of tile cost to lully repair ternoon. about One-fourth of a mile from where he was swept Into them: •• the current Tuesday evening when the river bank collapsed as a Sewer Plant Road $25.500 •• •, result of the flood. Reese Drive 1,600 , CedarCreek Drive 62,050 Robin Road 14.700 Riverside Drive 50,000 HEIGHT OF .. Juanita Avenue 10,430 Flood victilD.'s Grindstone Canyon 1,300 Hart 3.600 • Highway 37 1,800 Main Road No. I 5,670 Sleepy Hollow 44,000 Coyote Lane 27,300 body recovered Main Road No.2 13.000 North Loop 4,670 Martin {load 30,700 Members of the New Mexlco State Luker's body was recovered shortly belore Cedar Creek Drive 10,820 Pollcl!, LIncoln County Sherllfs orflce and 2p.m. Hull Road '3,700 volunteers early Saturday alternoon Memorial services for Mr. Luker were Cree Meadows Drive 4,585 recovered the body of Dean Luker, 76, conducted Frldey from Klngdom Hall or Alamogordo Street 3.500 from the bank 01 tile Rio Bonito about a Jehovah's Witnesses. Ruldo!o, Flumecanyon 6.000 quarter·mIIe from the point wllere be had He was born at Comanche, Texas and "TIlis puts tile initial estimate or bridge faUen Into the 1l00d-swollen atream was a carpenter and contractor In the and street damages at around $335.065." Tuesday n1g1lt. . BrownIleld, TexaS area untU moving here LaMay said. "andInclUdes replacement or Mr. Lukei' and Ills son, RUdolph, were about ~gh~ y~ -g9•. HI! had 01III0d bls IIOme bridges." worklng to 1'1lmove a lallen tree from the property 00 tile RIo 1Jorulo fot'about 10 A preliminary estimalll 'I resldenUal •• stream wilen the bank collapsed and both years. damage within tile village. according to were swept away by the current. His lIOn GmvesldeserVIc:es"wI11'beheldat2p.m., figures available at the orllce or village mB/IlIged to greb a tree, about 100 yards '1\Iesday In the Angus cemetery, with manager Jim Hine. lndleate they total from where Ile'd fallen Into the water, and Kenneth Stone offlelatlng. ftGO.ooo. scramble to lIBlety. SurvIvors Include bbWlte. Merle Luker; "I wlsb to stress," HJne said, "that we two SOM, Nealon Luker of Hobbs and expeet the flnal figure or residential An intensive searchofalengthoUhe RIo Rudolph Luker or Ruidoso; two daughters, damage to besubstantiallyblgher once the Bonito continued througb most of Wed. BWye Dean Boyd or Dallas, Texas and owners olsecond Ilomes here conrpletethe nesday, wilen It was called o£f to await Reba J. Extor or Ruidoso; two slsterll. survey of their property." recedlngwsters. Ethel Price or BrownIleld, Texe and Village olflcials are now maklng ap Mr. Luker's bcdy was dJscovered about Georgia Allen or Burleson. Teus; three plication for disaster funds from state and 12:30 p.m., Saturday by Ira Young, a brolllers, Walter Luker or Portales. and federalsources. L nelgllbor, about 300 yards south or HJflb:' Robertand RaUegh Luker orBrownfield. "We quatuy for substantlal aid," HJne ·, way 37. to the west or the HJghway ~ W.w':;:::::B'?~~3',:;s-{:W'"'&>".,w..-:w.:£f.$~ said, "but It wlU be several weeks before Bonito area ood JllilCtlon. we can detennine the exact extent or ·, YOlmg notuled the State Pollce and. @ -. ~ damage and the amount or assistance we witll the aid or Uncoln County SheriH's ~ report canobtain. • oiIlcers, WhIte Mountaln search and 51(. j "It's obvious we have to look at com • • Rescue members and volunteers Mr. :'" Sierra Blanea Sid Area reports i pletely replacing extensive sectiOM of our ~. surface conditions as Ilard &.;' water and sewer system In addition to the :'l< packed and ley with the MIghty ~ elqlense or replacing bridges and tile cost dam e extenslve ~ Mite. Poma and three chair lifts ~ or repairingstreets and bricliles." Chamber's i5 I'rlvate property damage In the village ~ Work Is continuing on tbe ~ Is extensive from the Mescalero ApaChe Flood waters In the Bonito area have applications for aid In reconslnlction. ment were partially repairing road ~ gondola which was damaged i reservation line along the RIo Ruidoso to receded leaving an aftermath of Main areas of damage are washed out damage and cutting new sections of the Coffee Cart ~ when trees knocked the cable olf,~ tile village \ImIts as weUaathroughoutthe destruction to county roads estlmated at sections olroadnearBonlto Lou's cale and road FrIday. @ some towers during the severe ~ length of CedarCreek In tile village. about $1 mUllon. past Southlork turnolr, plus the ap Mter vieWing the damage In the Bonito ~ windstormTuesday night. .~~ RUidoso pollce patrolmen ob:rerved proaches to the Southfork bridge which area, Olsen said, "There's abOut a million @ Ruidoso Sid Area reports ex- ~ structural damage to as residences along In addition to tile damage to tile roads, were washed away. In damages, justguessing." Wednesday :,;:< cellent s1dlng on begbiner and ;,:; tile rivers. in a visual check of the outside tIlere Is an undetermined amount of The bridge was Ullharmed and Is free other county roads needing some repair i intermediate slopes. with three ~ of homes conducted on foot throughout the damage to private homes, property, roads standing In the middle of Rio Bonito. because or the flood Tuesday are Cedar TIlis Wednesday's Chamber or C0m ':~ lncbesor new manmade snow, ~ village limitsThursday and Friday. and bridges. No description or the damage past CreekandNogalroads. merce Coffee Cart will be at the Chambe1' ~ All liftsare operating. :~ "You must remember .these men are Lea Olson, LIncoln County manager. and Southlork turnoff III available as sections Cedar Creek should be repaired In the office on Sudderth between 9and 10 a.m. ':~ Monday's high was 55 degrees , cops, not contractors," Chief of Police Tom Ward, Lincoln Engineering Com· or tile road were washed out completely; near luture Olsen said, adding the Bonito "These Collee carts are open to the r"'~ and Tuesday's low was 10 :! PaUl Lukens ll8ld, "and the observatiollS pany. surveyed the damage Friday In Isotatlng tile residents or Runnels sub road "wlU take some realengineering and pUblic." Cbamber executive secretarY Ed 'X~ ~ees•.•. 0'-:0' were made to the best of their ability. We eIlorts to prepare a teclmlcal sketch of dlvlllion. sub-contracting work" lengthenln& the • JWlgbiuth ll8ld, "and Chamber o£flcers ~:' or skiing condition reports; :;:> are making every eflort to contact tile remedies for the roada and for use In Crews from tile county roads depart- time period 'ttlIt Is completed." and'directors are always In attendance to :i call Sierra Blanca Ski Area, 257· t owners of tIlese homes to advise them or discuss any matters anyone desires to ':::: !lQOl, and Ruidoso Ski Area, 336-' 'i':' possible severe damllge." propose tollelp the Chaitlber better serve -~:::" 4211. . ~:::.,y The only main bridge that was im "N ":0: our area." ~ ~ :%:~~:;i:;:;=*;:;:*~~;:;to':*::~t.~::;:~:::&;:~:t$::;i:~:5?;"'St~:;:< . passable Saturday Was Coyote Bridge. ,.' , Cha:mher dire~tors okay 1" ,, • f'·' • new In orlllatlon center • The board ot directors of the Ruidoso generalChamber Diemberslllp. "provide a sound foundation .for broad Valley Chllp1ber of Commerce approved a Information on the projectwill be /lent to ln1IolveDient," Chamber president Dave $3.000 project to enclose the' Chamber larger companies and ~e committee Is WUsonmnd. . office porcbto provide' a 24-holir. iIl!1l. expecting a respon/le In tile nearfuture. .:m COlljunction witb the report A1cien se1'1ilce 1n10nnation celltet at their - Werenotlfled Dom BacalJaS been Deyo presented guldetlnes tor the standfng meetlJig Wednesday. hired to replaCe EDima ltecImalIII, W1lo cmunlttee ollll1zationsrg .,g.g.. lvin the retires January 8. . '. ccmmJttees a proceedurel outline, but . Incluiled In the center will be pockets A, longtime resident ol ltuldoso. Mrs. allowiJigflexlbl1lty. ... mthbrochures and varied lIltonnation on Baca and her husbancl.own Ruidoso Music...... Hea'nl a report the "state of the the area, a messagl! center and a large ~ Heard a report from Jungblllth the Village. County .and Stata" luncheoilwl11 .map or Ruldos\!. .. . LOdger'sTu eommttteeapprovedtill! Sun beheld ilt noon January 10 atthe Innor the The CbaDiber hopes to fund the Coil· CouIIIr)' Tours adwrtlSln . tomotlOil MOUIIt8In Gods. lItruction bYlleUIng petiJ!llllent location ~OIIcept buttabted a lleclslC: b~uae t1Je Soeakl!ra for tOO_ progtl\11l have been .... markers on the l8t'ge map to ares 1ll'ckage "Is geared fOi'llnmmer.andMsno contacted. but no fIi'nt plans have b\!en ' buslnessDieri tor$2/!.. . provisionS for wlnter and the ott·seasOllll." made.' . . .. " In otllerl>liSlfieSS Wedllesday, tbllbolird: .... Heard Ii report the "Oatillg (lame" .... Were notlfled the Slate Hlgbw.y' .... Heard II .. . rt the CbaDiberhllS a piisftotiOil provided. by tile CbaDillet . DepartJllent will presenfll progrwllnthe gelierll1tUII(jbll~biIliiri~(jf'U3Z.ll&, Slen:a I3lalica SkI Area and Holiday tIIii Hlghway70 projectat 2p.rIlf, January 9 at .... tfeardai.'epotitlle"dhtunller MII'316 will be aired on riatlonaUe1evlslori liIlate the 1l1li. . members bi good staPdlng.ancl.JUrigbluth. January.. .. '. . .' ...... keferred II televlllilill promotllld PIariS to conbid dellnuentiileDillm.· ...... Helltd a repOrt the spllc!allllterl!llts presentation by Glen Pike to the lido .---Heard ateplll"t Vhe health wurance groupswithlri thliChamberhavil forme¢' vertlslng anel proiilot!Ori corllrtllttee. ..' '. ccmmJttee cOllldnotfiJld aliICalcomJll!ilY . The: tellin j(ietchantB. lodglJlg. 'l1ie next ChambetbOard meeting wll1be A VERY STURDY BRIDGE was built on the So gturdy. in fact. It Is gfill sfanditlg while the. able to write a large program for the restallr8llt alid skillhop groups WIll atnoon Jlliiuaey 17. Bonlfo Road leading to Soufhfork CampgrOund; roadwas washed away In Tuesday's flood• • .'
.., .' . Pag,,2 ~ Ruidoso [N.M.] News' Village board meets Tuesday· ~ . . , The Rui!loso truStees wjll meet lit 7:',lO TuflSllay ~ening' In the Ruidoso Publl(:· loibralj>, . ~ ,Agenda items Include a tepol't pn the .,' preun1lnlllj> assessment' of damages sustained In the December 19 flolJ(j;. a\lt!lo~atlon for village clerk Jim HIDe to apply forsta.te anll·federal disaster relief and consideration of Resolution 711-16, auth!ll'lzinll Use of the EmergencyMedical .' Servicesgrant. The Rui!loso Dowll/l trUstees, due to the C/lristmas holi!lays, wjll meet at 7 p,m., Thursday In Municipal lIaU.
',- ,,'; '. " ~','..' ..,'. , t ; -t' Obituaries EXAMINING A JACKET apparently belonging to Bernard • 5, Miller, 19, Mescalero, who was appr"hen~d I" Brunell's Saturday, are, left to right, Jack Halbrooks, Mountain Alarm Ramon Henry NaJar Systems, Herb Brunell, owner of Brunell's, and Guy Bowers, Ramon Henry Najar, 30, Albuquerque, Ruidoso Pollee Department, Criminal Investigation DlC)slon. died Sunday In Uncoin County. .Born . ·,'·f.... March 18, 1948 In Carrizozo, he was a ~ :: "' , •. , , research technician for Sandia 'Jr . . . ,-." Laboratories in Albuquerque. " ~ .. " "il- --,r.', '.," . . "; ' ....~..::., "" He Is survived by one son, Nico Najar; -~:$i :.ll .7'""'...... "...~ -•...:..:..,.'''~ 1iJI·. Man arrested in one daughter, Sonya Najar, both of the Of..,. 'T- . """"', ~ _.~ borne; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Najar of Carrizozo; one sister, Veronica THIS BRIDGE DID CROSS Robin Road at AlamogordoStreet Gutierrez of Albuquerque: three brothers, David Sliva of Santa Cruz, New Mel , : ,\ ; • • HUGE PILES OF SILT deposltl'ld on road side below Ruidoso High School • . . • • , WATER DAMAGE to this riverside residence Is extensive A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS Is bIllng and wanted anunusoal Chrl~tmas decoriltlAin. ceJebr:A.rlHhe RQIt.WilsolihclI'l'l" I" RuIdoso Standing by Jhe hoose above a~etW0of'th~ Down$.:Wriiin saId H'e BlJlfffh" dfsplay because, Wilson YOUngster~, Mindy, 19, and Shawn, 3. he Idenflfles with the Charlie Brown charader UpP~R CANYONBRll;)GEfell vh::tlm tt» RloR.uldoso'S.fIOCidwaters , ~" ,, __ ,.-: .••_.j. '._~. "i' -~ ~_.,,'~.- ~.'. '--" '".'- "', ",,'- ,.. -...."::...... - ,-.- ,'. ,0" 4 "" ',"',,- .. , ~"., .-." '0' ". "'.- ~,"-' .;. , .. .- ,',' " , 'I' ,!,,' ; ;", , , , . " ' .. ., , , .. : • • , :,;, " '". t , ~ r--."" _,... OW ...• ""&, .. If ~! \'~J~l. ~~ ~.~~-:- -, ,'~'.-: ~ ..~,~ ,"0\< - .... ¥"'~,;:... <,:". ~"'" ~, ~'4, ~ ~ JOHN R. STOGDEN, Community Public Service, throws a rope across the river to the Jack Armstrong home. SUE CHAPMAN was tlilrd to be hauled across the river in the litter. , , , ,. . we v,cf,mg regCUe Aftel' several practice sessions In recent After Chapman tied the rope to a tree, Major months, Ruidoso's State Guard regiment and Rex Skellett. State Guard Troop A, Fourth White Mountain Search and Rescue were able Squadron, Fourth Regiment. crossed the to smoothly rescue five persons stranded rushing water on a pulley. during last Tuesday's flood. Working with members of White Mountain Rescued were Jack and Tommy Armstrong, Search and Rescue and the State Guard, a residents of the Upper Canyon, and guests Iva tyrolean network of ropes was set up by Wilhite and Sue and Jeff Chapman. Skellett, Chapman and Paul Holcombe, Ruidoso • Ambulance attendant, who also crossed. Ropes were thrown to Chapman by John R. A Stokes litter filled with addltlo'nal ropos Stogden. Community Public Service, who was then pulled cross the Rio Ruidoso. manipulated the basket portion of a bucket Holcombe demonstrated the rescue method truck overthe water to be closer. . .' .' and the five were hauled across to safety. • '., , ~ -.~. • • MAJOR REX SKELLETT, State Guard, Troop A, Fourth • regiment, Fourth Squadron, crosses the river on a pulley on ropes strung between a Community Public Service basket truck and a tree. I <- .I·< "f~.,t:~~;~t 0" . ~',' , ,'.~ ~. . . I ,; ," PREPARING THE STOkES lifter to crbs~ the Ambulance; Larry $lmqn, Ruldosb poHce lieutenant lind Jil1'lpaxon, sheriff's deputy. pAUL HOLCOMQE grasps arope reeled In from the other .l;lWA!I" are, left to right, ,SkiP Hazel, Ruidoso sIde ofthe river. ' ~~~ Department: PaUl Holcombe, Ruidoso I I - ..:. _.-- .. Page 4 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News, Monday. 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TO BE 'GIVEN AWAY DECEMBER 30 W'eWill Be Open Every Day Th'i"u December ill) Except Christmas Day And Sundays , , Shop Of The Blue Gem and Art, Gallery 2206 Sudderth Dr. phone 257-7515 . , , '[ , ._c~ ••." __,-, __ ••. &.:..... -.' ,,'. ,--,'--._, "'-" ,." .,' •..'- _.. ':''''''''-' '. ~" ,r. '". 1C' ,""1:";'-'-- ,.... ,-"'"' ~" ""'__ """,'1'" ., .,..-;' '.... ,-".,., ',,-, _,'" '-, ,~, •• ' - ',-... ~' """ .... ', ,."... ,r",-;""" ,"" - r ',~-- ~ -';. ' ", -, , ", "'.' , . :t' ,-" " " , ',;, ~ .;,' ; ~ .M!lJlday, Decl1mber :Iii, 1978· Ruidoso rN•. M.I News:..... Page 5 ~ ," , .", ". . .. . ", ', .. : .-:'.' , , .I!" . Th~". . "',. ..' .',: , elU~ .. . ',,,.:'" """"" '-: ' ,.~.' ,','GlO, 'r1~-. ": ~.I\ t,:~ .,t.iI'~~ • JQ!'IN N~Y'-ANI). Se.,.or...,t.,.s..:;W..,.r.:.:lt.;:;er:,..·~~~_-'-"-""""-~~"-""'-';' School. ,,' Board, ' .. " , Chris Wynn: II like / .grants' approval to ski· program The Ruidoso Boai'd of Education has hitting other guys' approved- the cOJitinuance of the ski program forarel! sCboolathls year. School wlll /lot he dlsmisslld on the days BYJOHN NEYLAND of the program. llIIltead, students In Sports Writer grades .four thrl/ugh 12 wishing !II par· ticipate in the progr!lm, wlU be excused Cbris Wynn is like most eighth grade from their classes after lunch on the days kids. Put him m front of a camera and he the program is In effect. Those days, all begins to. giggle at tbe aUention he Is· WednesdaYll, are January 2. and 31, receiving. But be also llkes It. February7.14,21, and 28. The students will bereqiJlred to pay a Chris, 13, is currently in the midst of two dollar fee .at either ski !lrea, Thla fee bllsketball season at WhIte Mountain dQes 1:lOt mclude ski rental. Students will be Middle School where he lllaO played on the required tore/lt their ski equipment from A YOUNG SKIER MAKES THE TREK across days by erecting the bridge Wednesday follOWing football team. He has been playing , local ski rental shops for another two the temporary footbridge erected by the Ruidoso· the flood so. the skiers could get in a half day of basketball for four years. His reasons for (:HRlsWYNN dollar fee. skiing. getting mvolved In sports aresimple. , Ski Area. The area took advantage oOhe tourists in town who had not been able to ski for a few "I watched the guys on television," Chris said. "I just llketo pi!ly." Capitan to host boys, girls Cbrls llkes to play especially when there are people watching him. Talking to Chris, New ski area services community one gets the impression that he Is used to attention. in Smokey Bear Classic BYJOHNNEYLAND things going for it, there should he no , Workers at the new area built a foot· "I llke the competition," he said, mistaking that, for the better-tban' bridge sO that skiers could cross, one at·a referrfug to what he likes about basket The C:>pltan High School will be the host Artbur, Quemado, Carrizozo, C1lff, time, to the slopes. This exemplified a bit for the 1979 Smokey Bear Classic Capitan and Encino. The Ruidoso Ski Area can appropriately beginner skier, it Is no substitute forSJerra ball. "Illke to play In front of fans." basketball tournament. be termed an opportunistic enterprise. Blanca. But, of course, It isn't trying to be. of shrewdness on the area's officials' part. Chris, a blong headlld kid wltb a nice Girls' teams entered are: Hondo, rt merely took advantage of an Inch, a They could have remained closed all dsy, smile, also llkes to play football. But he The tournament will run January 4 Corona, Lake· Arthur, Reserve, carrizozo, waiting until the bridge could he replaced. through January 6. The Classic Is both a Anyone In the past wbo has ventured to small opportunity that presented itself to llkes to play football for different reasollil CI1ff, capitanand Encino. Ruidoso to ski atSierra Blanca would have the aware businessman. Instead they built their own for walkers. than his smlle suggests. glrla' and boys' tournament. Tournament offlclala released the said that this area did not need anotherski That Is not the only ellample of op With all the skiers In town who bad been Boys' teams tbat are entered In the palringa, printed below, for the tourney turned away from Sierra Blanca because "I'd llke to play professlOllal footbll1l," tournament are: Hondo, CorOlla, Lake area. And, for all practical purposes, they portunism by the new area. The mOst Chris said. "Illke bitting otherguys." last week. would bave been riRht. recent occurred Wednesday, the day after of the rains, there was a demand for some Despite hIa affinity for hitting other SJ'Ij.U .t.... nAnlC the flood. Speculation was that the new skiing. Any skiing. I. '-'.1'''''' IHnt tulI••1 guys, Chris doesn't have an affinity for ,A~U" ".'••"',11'" But not needing another ski area Is not area would be set back to day one, what Even the better·than·beglnner skiers getting Into fights. "'" the same as not being able to use one. And with all the warm weather we had the were eager to ski the Ruloso $l • I':'1- , ,I;· .. i~.EE'. 'I !J57..22,.~""r;«'S .' .... ~51..460' .. DAY5 ~. • . :',-":. -_.. ,'" " >,:- . '..;' .' , master charge '1 'c' .'...... ""• BJ WEEKDAYS 9 -, ,. . PRICES GOOD '. Tl;UIU. THURSDAY·. I . , , • II ( I· i • 1 I NO HEAT IMODERATE MOST HEAT ODD HERE HERE .QUILTS TWINS .TAYLOR MADE WITH LAYER·BILT WASH CLOTHS' WISC REG. 97 FILLING. FOR NI~HT TIME REG. 39' EA. $19 97 $]5 COMFORT AND DAYTIME STRIPES OR SOLIDS BEAUTY BLUE & YELLOW· QUEEN 97 57 WIDC REG. 73" X 83" REG. $15 97 $17. FULL $22 WIDC REG. $. $00 KING 97 $2197 67 WIDC REG. $29~7 $23 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SHEETS·WHITE BEDSPREADS . 97 97 FLATTWIN$397 '$3 27 QUILTED BEDSPREADS FROM $11 • $39 97 FITTED $3 . MANY STYLES, COLORS & SIZES TO CHOOSE INCLUDES TWINS, FROM - All ON SALE NOWI FULL. 7 97 -.... FLAT 549 $3 FULL & DUALS FITTED $497 FLOWER, PLAIDS PILLOW CASES ~TANDARD$297$237 PRINTS & SOLIDS FLOWER·BOX TWIN $ THERMAL FLAT $3 97 47 297 UNDERWEA~ WHITE. & FLORAL FITTED $3 FULL . ~ SHEETS·& PILLOWCASES FLAT $497 EASY CARE 50% POLYESTER 50% COTTON 97 FITTED $477 $3 NO·IRON MUSLIN. FLAT AND FITTED SHEETS AND STANDARD SIZE 42" X 36" PILLOWCASES. PILLOW CASES $29 .. STANDARD $367 75% POLYESTER 25% COTTON "~ FRUIT·OF·THE-LOOM INSULATED FABRIC , KEEPS HEAT IN • KEEPS COLD OUT WARMTH WITHOUT WEIGHT. MEN'S THERMAL DRAWERS REG. $3 47 . MEN'S THERMAL SHIRT REG. $347 .< DRAWERS SHIRT $277 $277' STORAGE BOXES' I • 30%" X 15" X 13%!'. 30%")( 15'!12" X 6 $1 77 -$1 27 21" X 12" X 6" 23")( 12" X 10" l . ·9········.,·····..• ~. 97~. -, ,. , I '. -' ,, " I . ,'" "t. ! " ,.. ," . . " ~ ' ~. ." "-, ,-" ...... -'" _ - ~ ~ ,~, ,~ ...... -'.''' ..'-.'.-._- - -..: -;;,... - '.' ',-, .. _, "':';'-'- . J .. - - -, - - • __ •• _ , d_, •..c .,>' ", _ <. -' ". -, .... - " - <,' " , '.' ".,'\ ' ' " , " ' :' ~ " '" ' " " . , . ." bec~mbl!r25, ~llldO$O· , ," , MlInday I 1978 [N.M.] NllW$",", Pagll7 '. . " "."," ,,' " " ,'. HAND TOWEL 'MAKER REG. $1 67 , WASH CLOTH • REG. 97' • ". , ! i I I ., I I ~;::--,~~':' .,' -.~' ,,~ ',""' ",.,.", ~~_,.j'""',\W:',' ,....! ..?.. -~'-""-:-~." ..r;.,~'-J~J'~uIT77~,'},-t~,!:n?:riJ7~ :~-c:- ~"- • ;"'>. --~~ .,~ -~:'0""":;-"'":i~~'f_'~;~~~-:llI.':?'''''~7''''':''~:'CT?'l7~'''::~''''''''':~·'''"'-~".'?'!II:~~'-'7~?'~"~~-.,... -'::"'~~. . 1 '. Page 8 - l1uidoso [N.M.] News Monday, December 25, 1918 .• The story of floods past BY GWYN JONES He also remambers that he spe!!t h,is ACCOrding to The NeWS flies, $12*miU,ion !>s foJ' the Tuesday f100<1, Parks and Stafl Writer time "walldng uP and down the river in 105lles were incurred, including damage Rooney agreed thatthe water damage was Once the immediate danger of a flood or banks, wa~hing things wash down." Since to 3,500 homes llI!d hlilldings, fl"\1it crop le5llClled because the Ilrevlons floods had other natural disaster is over, com· the town was totally cut off, "there was no losses and 52 bridges destroyed Or widened the cbannel a!ld cleared It of parisons are inevitably drawn by those place togo," he said. Afrightelling a~pectdamaged, ' , trees. , who have witnessed similar events in the of that flood was that "you could hear the Tho most severe destruction in Ruidoso "I was never so ~urpri!led, to find that past. ro<;ks beating against each other befQre Was the result of what Parks termed, "II there was so little damage," Roo!!eysa!d, In Ruidoso, Tuesday's innundation is yOU heard the water coming," he added. terrible, terrible hailstorm .• , the most "I'm Just ama~ed, becanse there are being compared specifically tn floods Marie Rooney of White Mountain Road catastrophic we've eVer ,had up here." The houses and trailers all UP a!ld doW!! the which occurred here in 1941 and 1965. remembers the 1941 flm also. She,an braved the weather to take numerous people had running water." 'l;;; ,;.: pictures of the damage as a historical The town was then "strictly a summer ",>' record, resort," Parks said, so inost of the The Parks family lived· near the present residential damage was limited to sum sile of Whsipering Pines. He watched a mer cabins, which he and Rooney add, cabin being washed away near the bridge were not as well constructed as today's there, leaving only a metal bedstead and cabins. cookstove to mark the former location of The June 17, 1965 flood was more the house, destl"\1ctive of the valley east of ~!Ul!.O!J0' Save up to 35% with Hertz "Take-Off Rates." Granada "Take 011 Thursd.)' through orsimilarclass ear Sunda, and onlo)' )'luulIlell" Thele'. ~o chalge 95 101 mUeagel'" a day ,0,] $17 \. ~..,..... LTD, Thunderbird J~' orslmllarclD5s ear $21 95 a day These rates arc ooo-d!scountable. HERTZ RENT-A-CAR •• ., RUIDOSO AIRPORT 1 ft~" PHONE 257·5722 #>~.; P MAIN ROAD lust above Noisy Water Lodge in the Upper Canyon. • • ~ ...... ~ ..." -. . '. ' THIS WAS OPPOSITE the old Ruidoso Lodae atthe first bridge. {\ - . -- • HOME COOKED QUALITY FAST FOOD SERVICE .' CALL FOR TAKE OUT OPEN AT 11 AM 257-5457 . PHOTO SONNY'S SAnSECUE) • • PROCESSING """"', , c. .. • Ea •. Sierra Blanca Ski Resort 600 RENTAL SKIS These Itemhnd Prices, Available Detember 26.21,28 and 30. 1918. ONLY at Your SIdeway Stores Listed Below: ' AT THE AREA , ' " -- NEW THIS YEAR - I 1200 Per Hour Beginner 425 SUDDERTH • Double Chair NEW SNOW'REPORT ··NUMBER, ," ,{S051'251-9001 • @SAFEWAYS10RESINCORPOllAnO Direct FrOm The Ski Area ...1IIIIiIIiI1IIIIIiIi.....1IlIIiIII...... 'f,1 • ." .. ,. "'~"',"" ,.",...• ,.' .., .~ •..~....',..-. ~,,.,... r-;',- ,,,,-,,,,.-.,, ,,',""" ',".r,·f, .,.. <""" " .."," .,-,.,-;,.".•.'~'.'" ", -- ".< "Y"o~" ~.~ ~ "~, :-:~-=_":",...,o.,.~_ ~ ~ ~ '-"''''-,~ '. ,'" . "' . " , -- ...... ,...... _._... -- ...... ." I. " , ": , ".',"" " . " . ,:'i , c " .. ,., ~" ',' ,', ' ' .- ,,':-.:;,;: ' .. ':.. ...' .• • t\·", " . ~,. L . '! ',' .,j, .o' , ,f' ."'." 01('-\".', , .." , .. , , .. ":':" ."-;: '-"." f .'.. ·.f, .. , ,", '.' > " , '. ,~': ':ft ....,~ • ,~, TEMPQRARY FOOT BRIDGE repillces Upper Canyon road bridge ";1" , .~" ' :, '" " . DEBRIS CLUTTERS fence at the Walter Merrick residence MOBILE HOME on Rio Ruidoso bank suffered considerable damage ! I" Flood dalllage deductible j on federal incollle taxes • .'" Area residents with house or property change In the value because of the flood Is above Is $900, you deduct only $800. damage from the rains and flood probably the key. -Iflnsurancepays for some orall of the To figure out the change, Morris Don't can deduct the loss on the fedemllncome loss, subtract that from the total loss to tax return to be filed InJanuary. However, suggested calling a real eslale agent or determine the amount to be deducted on It Is Important to docuplent losses now In appraiser. He can determine what the the Income tax return. order to subslanUale deductions of house would have sold for before the - Ifyou had to move to a motel or other bust your tail • uninsuredlosseson income tax returns, damage and what It will sell for In Its lemporary quarters because of the flood, dalIlllged stale.The appraisalshould be In the \emporary living expenses cannot be According to Marry Morris, H&R Block writing, and the cost of the appraIsal Is a deducted, manager'ln Ruldoso, damage to a house, tax deduction. paying double trees, shrubbery and landscaping around A loss In the fair market value of per the house Is treated differently from sonal property damaged by the flood - a RED WING BOOTS. damage 10 a car, appliances, rugs and car, contenls of a house and otherpersonal for a ski vacation'! other personal property when estimating Items - can be deducted Infiguring taxes, • loss and preparing income tax returns The Internal Revenue ServIce requires at itemizing thelosses, that every IndivIdual l\em that was , . Aloss because of theflood on thevalue of damaged be Inventoried or l\emlzed. Such You can double your fun but not your problems Now you can ski to your heart's conlent, se real eslale - damage to the house and a Ust should Include the Item, the amount when you get SNO·FAULT ski insurance. It's cure in the knowledge that you have 5500 of what Is around It- can be deducted on the originally paid for It, Its esUmated faIr BRUNELL'S Included In the price of your equipment rental medical coverage that pays Irregardless of federallneome tax return. market value before the flood and the . at Ray Held's Ski Shop. You gel $500 in com· 'other coverage, and it hasn't cost you a penny What can be deducted Is not the cost of estimated fair marketvalue aflerthe flood --- plele' medical coverage and $5000 in 'acci· morel If you are using your own equipment, repairing a house 01' replactng Whatever (which could be zeroIf'itwas a totalIOS!l). denIal life insurance. ask us about SNO·FAULT, the skiers prolec landscaping the flood wiped out, Mary For example, you might Ust a clothes tion that will insure a carefree vacalion .. said. What Is deductlble Is the decline In dryer with an orlglnsl cost of $229; faIr market value of the property because of market value before the flood, $50; faIr , the flood damage. market value aller the flood, zero (It was ·'neludes; tip to $500 for blanket Medical Expenses ItlducMg destroyed). That would be one Item on Ambulance. Heli(()pter 5etvlco. pnysfClan. Hospital, and Emet· For example, If' £I00d walers uprooted gol!CY FI1st AId IMadica1 or Paramedleal). wdh 4b!Oluiely no and destroyed the evergreens In front of a your Ustand thededucUon wOUld be $50. deductible; S5000 for Acadental Death or Ot$membeunenl Ooe9 house, the cost of new evergreens Is not a When you have listed all the damaged nOI Include, fnJul:il!S undE1t lhe tnDuonce of natCOUt!l Of inloXi' cants. InlenliOnaI self'lnfliCfed 'hJUly. ittnesses related to preg deductlon. However,taxpayers can deduct Items, add up the loss In fair market value nancy. and thoSd $uslamed whiTe COmtnllbng a Ctune the difference between themarketvalue of of each and the total amount figures Into the bouse when the evergreens were there your deduction. and what the bouse would seli for without Several costs are excluded from theshrubs, deductions and Includethefollowing: Or, let'ssaysomesiding wastorn offthe - The cost of cleaning' up, hauling off house. The homeowner can't bily new damaged property and the like Isn't siding and cali It a deductible expense for deductible. Income taxes. He must figure what the - The ilrst $100 of loss, afleryou add up AVAILABLE AT: house would have sold for with the siding losses on real estate and personal and what It would seli for In its damaged property. isn't deductible. For example,lf' Ray Heid's Ski Shop stale, deducting the difference., The your total loss ilgured by the methods Your Total One Stop SkfShop Merry Christmas 2811 SUdderth Drive WE WILL BE CLOSED ~ DECEMBER 22 ,~*~*~.*++*++++++*+++.*•••* ++*+••••*++*+++~ UNTIL • ~ f)e JANUARY 2 : ., '. I~ Inl\+t'h4. . .. i ~d$( 11- :. m.UntAlft . .' .. NEW MEXICO GLASS .J.. cardlally Invlt•• yau ta "ur i t).•••••••••••••.:;. '\i : NEWYEAR'S EVE PARTY : .. ORI.G.INAL.. '. :!""P ...<9 8:00. p.in." 130": , a.m. 11- .. '-WATERCOLORS - LITHOGRAPHS "9 "9 .. ! -SERIGRAPHS "9 "9 F~ATURING THE MOST FANTASTIC 11- ;:BY .. * ~INNER BUFFET ¥OU HAVE EVER SEEN .. !: PE··T·.E···.·.R· H·..·.··• ·U.R·D' I.',::.' CHAMPAGNE TOAST AT MIDNIGHT t. or ~E., ""P :: DANCING WITH THE 'HUSTLERS' 7 PC. BAND or . ! .' ...... A.T.. T. _. '.. ." ...... b' 11- .'; or AN'S SHOP ""P PARTY FAVORS 11- ~ ARTIS. '.' .. '. : : . ($30 .PER PE~SON):.. .. '.' .. .. & GALLERY "9 H'C'tT' For Information and Reservations. .• : .. -MIDTOWN RUIDOSO- . o.vP - call,8obHodona at 257-51.4J.;-ext. 281.' .. ~ ~ , , Jt T + .... * , . , ".,' t • c;o ~-"" 4'--'4> -'i- .'-ijl ...... _ -~ '-'p...... ".c.;;,; "'"" ...... '....,. '_, ."_,,, .,t,.,.'_ ..~ . -....'. ,.~'- ,'.'- '" '--,"- .... ~~,"".,.•,.".,-, .... ,~, ..,. .. , ~>._~. -:-....,...;.... '" .•...:~ .. ".- ,-' C<" ""'.,' !'::",'·~:·T"'··'··.,.,· •.,""" ....,....,-':-,...... ,." '. -,.. ''"' , ,",!,;"=:"'t""?'~_~'''''!!'~''''_'''''''7C''"''';'''r~",}'''''f"'_'~'!'i;;;'t~'n,,~__ :,.",\,,:,,~. ""..,,·"t ".., T'''''''''''''''' ~. ,.,.':,,"' ,':"" ., .",' ',', ",'" '-'-',' ~., •. ,",'- .,.,. ,. ','; -.',' """.' " '.,' , .. C" .... - .. ,- "" ;'. ' 0_,; _. ,'" ' .•. ,':::.....,...•, ' ,', ' T,: ' ;.":,':,, .. --,; ~~~~~~~~~.==--~----.-.~.~_...-:~ For Y!lUI' \yh1teddn!l "I~hir:~~~~~C~Il~n~:n~~n~~:l WANTEDTOItENT~uniu~~bedhO\lS!l'. . , . , ... ' ...... tNLASCl\UCES_210ts.atabargai!lby .·S'i'Vl!;QS . . _ sell.$3,500c:.2!7-754~ ~I}j!"tfccabln or apartment for q!sponsi~!e fOR $ALEc»RJ~NT' . .. tlwQer. Call H.T. Fillingim. i..:l*2413 or ",=~;';;;;;;:;:'-=::::::j.. SHELTERSMITH CC»NST. CC». i962 SCOUT _ 4WD, for sale, 37lH427. a$ /!l!rmanent single person wiU\ $I1lalll!qg. SPACE HEATeRS' _~046~.:-.__--__---- F-51-tf.:. OUIDOOR 'W",lIIentr!pping I)oors " .Wln!loWs' for Angela. E-63-3tc Call 257-4001, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., asl< for SPECIAllY 'l\eBlaziDg 0111 Wl!ll!ows t*<------~---~. >,of Gwyn. . a1·tfnc IJli ED CHAIN$AWS' SEVERAL NICE SPJ\c!!is - for 50;liO an'" -REMODELING 'I!lslalllnglB!dIdlngAIIF'lreplae~' ., '. ." .' 70 ft. tralle~,liollywood a~, {livC/."· -NEW CONSTRUCTION ------~------~ FOR SAL.E ~ M!nibike, 6' front Mobile Pafk. 376-4640. G-38-tfc, . -SPECIALIZING IN ALL CALL 251..2640 .CLmA;N AAAR'I'MENTS - for relit, all .Lincoln Continental, 4 door,' -.~, ,...-- . --- PHASESOF MASONRY :. '78 T ~B~RD Loaded utlbtles paid,. milltown Ruidoso, .goodshape; Nice pokertable. NEW THREE UEDROOM - 2 bath, ~ , '. 25H73~. ". .. :.:.:.:.f..';,;,;.:.:.:':.:.:.;.:.:.:.~.,.;.:.:.:.:.:. :,:,:,;,,:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:,:.;.;.:.:.:.:.:.: reasonable rates. 55-1otp ...... firepillce,super l OPEN SATURDAY 8:30~5:30 BOYCE & COUlSTON· DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, INC. NEW-USED FURNITURE P.O. DRAWER 2108 JackWDlIams' BennyCoulston SOFA BED·BUNK BED Re..257-217ll 505-257..5185 Res.257-4885 NEW MATTRESSES 6 CHAIR DINETTES-HALF BEDS sierra development co. MANY~ LOUNGE CHAIRS • .C REALTORS BOX RUIDOSO, N:M. TRUNDLE BEDS 1442 • PIOURES $3°OAND UP·MANY· LAM'PS EVERY DAY IS A HOLIDAY in this good·!ooking 4 bedroom, 21/2 bath condominium! Lo.cated In luxurious Alto Alps, which offers sWilT..ning in a heated pool, tennis courts, and putting green, plus many other recreational RANGE D. OVEN $5500 faclUties, Fully furnished ••• lust walk in and s,arf en· NICE.REFRIG. $13900 loylngl $69.500. DEEP FREEZE UKENEW UPRIGHT~149 PLENTY OF CHRIS'T'MAS TREES on this low·prlced 00 mobile home lot in Ponderosa Heights. JUst $3,500 will 3 n. VINYL SEATS .$13 pUrchase a site for your mobile, With city water and COFFEE URNS $t7°O . electricity. Let us showyou this oneI HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYSeould nlean this hand; some 2·bedroom, 2-bath home on level lot with beautiful . SCAlES·CASH REGISTER..SHOW CASES mountain views. Sturdy, but attractive construction Of' , white slumpstone with shake shingle rOOf. $40.000. MORGAN CONSTRUCTION BUTANEBOnlES HEATERS-CLOCKS HOMES - CABINS ~4°OAND UP' . ENDANGERED SPECIESI If SlInta could bring you this REMODELING • AODITlON~ cabin In his bag,lt wouldn't be priced much lower than it LlCENSED • BONDED already isf 2 bedrooms, a fireplace ••• lust $1S,5001 INSU~::: GROCERIES 'Y2PRICE OVER 2$ YEARS • ·... bEAlERSWElC.. ., 0.ME . • MlS~, EXPERIENCE 251·5111 IDIIAno.- 257~5468 ~liER.VICBIS (lOR SPE('I,\llrY- :' ;.'"l. ',.' ;'k·#.:l;(~.~:~~,_.L~_ '~,_T, r ., '__ "' ~-'" ~"--',.". Ii ~ " ",. -'~ ", ~- - ~- ,-, '" ~-:,... ~., ,"," 'I,_, ..""," '''', ;,_:"- 1""'"' ":'"' "",' - -"", .. T"' ~,"-""""': :.-:- ,_~ "'T, .,", \ ,~",-_-..,..- "':'" ;'-'::"~' /0':-':""i"'~CI'I""':~II":"":, .!'!'i., Wf'::'::'ff~ #.-'.,'ffll,i'JH~',:!"'''!\''9.,4f!l.-:\R3~,L*!,,-''''~t·"'i"!- •.'\'.. *?) .-e, ,I":,~- f: P:'-,*, ,j ,:4i..r,"':\1 .'.' ., ' '<.\ '/. . ', '. ,i_ .," '.',." ,,<' -",'-",;, " ""-',: .." .<.'~_:, ' Monday. December 2S, 1978 .:- 'y- , ;F'1,IR.SAtE; ~ new cozy ski cabin or hielll fOR TRAJ)E - 16 Ilnlt motel with nice' 2 • ~ CASU 'l'AI"KS - make offer. 2 :~ , . . , :! . : . , ' . 'c .1_" .•• ,o_·.,".-"~_ _ 1~_._-_._-----~~~~~-~~~-~-~-~- I, • Page 12 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News Monday, December 25,1978 ._--- , , Rio, Bonito ooded ".' '''','' '" , '. • • . '" ravishing the valley :' ":'~ While Ruidosoans were beginning were at the Bonito cabin during the storm I concrete blocks and steps and plece.s of '.9" :::l, cleanup operations Wednesday In the and flood. steel, she Said. . o,-'? . Jf~~" -,i~:~~~~" aftennath of Tuesday's flood, Mr. and .~,,;,. ~~-~"'i.;,'·:(;(i'-!"o:'~~,.J Mrs. Arville Runnells, owners of Bonito "It's a funny feeling to be up where yOU After' bltting that house, .the water , .~-w~ ". e~;t+,""~'PJ can't get out," she said. They first realized stables, were still stranded by waters curved again, and wa,shed out the land < -:~:;/.',~" '.' ," . ,~,<,.::i_.:.~' :.,'~:<~',.'.~,',,' •. "'~~~~ rising near their cabin residence four the severity of the situation TueSllay "llbout haUway under a three story home morning when they noticed that a numher miles past the Bonito Dam. belonging to the Clary family. The ground l"i . ...,••.";"'':o\l:.'.· : <'/,;;';;:...... , .. ' During their stay, they watched the Rio of small trees which normally block their is also washed out underneath the road r."i~ '_:"~'''''' "~~' ::'",~,.,,/,,)~, view of the road leading to Big Bear " ". j,; ", " ;', '.', ,; " Bonito rise out of its banks to cut new "this side of Bonito Lou's store," she , ,". '.,?l.I:'';:·r~K "'~"""" ",:.,,. , ',,".-" ~ ~:_ '.' Canyon, were no longer there. added. channels, taking with it many of their JL' {;",~~~;~;);~;:;., outbuildings, corrals, sections of the road Mrs. Runnells said the water "came Their horseback trip out was also ... ;. ",,,:.: ,;.'''' and portions of the foundations of their .''.1'.'-';: : • J' -"","~ . . ", down from Big Bear Canyon where the necessitated by their "running out of dog ~ ... " • '.,' .. !i~ ,. 'X"" .- .. neighbor's homes. Bonito and Turkey Creek meet," and food," she said. They had recently bought The Runnells managed to get down the spread out in their area. The current several blue tick hounds. The Runnells had '.. i;' ~;',;~~{:';:::?9:~~i:I;:";.~,,.,;.~~;',:~.:, , mountain by midday Thursday, traveling dropped the road three or four feet. Their concocted a grain mixture for them, but " .. , on horseback, and picking their way fish ponds and one at the home of Dorsey the dogs' reaction to the food was less than ",..{>', ~'.: .;. through mud and around the new White were washed out. enthusiastic. ,". ' streambeds. She said the river would have to be ','. " "This was my first experience with high At one point, Mrs. Runnells' horse fell ,~ rechanneled or diverted. They clliculated , , .'., chest~eep ,: ;<. in mud, but managed to the amount of rainfall there at more than water," Mrs. Runnells said. "It flat '. . .-, ' struggle out with no apparent inJuries. five inches. washed Bonito Stables away. Mrs. A. N. ", .. They were met at Bonito Lou's store by Runnells Sr. (her mother-in-law) says .r.. i'", . - ... friends, who brought her back to Ruidoso, Within a block or two of the Runnells' Bonito will never be the same," but LARGE SECTIONS of the' Bonito Road were where they maintain another home. home are two others, whose owners were Margaret Runnells Is more optimistic, crews were out Friday carving a new road to Apparently, Mrs. Runnells told the News absent during the flood. Water hit the "We'll be back (with the stables open) this washed away In TueSday's flood, isolating those persons. Thursday, not many people realized they corner of the Bettis' home, washing out summer," she said. residents of Runnels' subdivision. County road LEGAl NOTICE STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTVOF LINCOLN ~wcrp IN THS DISTRICT COURT ({lean OF THE TWELFTH JUDICIALDI$TRICT C:;ATHeRINeAL"fC'E JACOBS. P,IIf1oner. VI ~rrbtct BUDDY WAYNE JACOBS, C!btmncp RespolltJenl Cause No DR·152 78 PI VISION II SUMMON$ANDHOTICI5. REMEMOER, SANTA CLAUS DOESN'T OF PENDENCY OF PROCSEDlfiGS THE STATE OF NEW MeXICO fo fhl: above n.ml:d Re5pandenf • COME DOWN DIRlY CHIMNEYS. GREETINGS. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ihll' th."ooytml-med PIl,Jllon" hilt commenced a prOC-'l:d'n" eljJalnJI rOU In MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP FOR SAFETY THIS WINTERI Itl' aboyt enrltllK! Cour, end Ca\lsl', the oblecl fh,r.for 1 b'lng on ebJOlut~ Dlvorc-e MAKE SAFE AND PRAGICAL USE OF YOU ARE FURTHER NOTlFIEO fhlf. unlen YOU Mrve and file ill ,-npon,lv. plr.adln9 or mollon In sold couse on or b~'gre Ihllt t~ltl dllV of Jinuorv. 1t79. YOUR FUNGIONAL I-II-l,EPLACE THIS 'Wllml:nl will bel rendtrl:d .g4lnll rou In said ClUJ. or delaull IlJc.merlftCl' Alr'ce Jocob•• Pro 51: WINTER WHILE SAVING MONEY AT po~r Olflc. 80M 46:1 TH E SAN\E TIMEl ,10n .,.,mUIII.I,'.'"AI,/IOOJ-:» OQwnl. N4:W MUIl;oll1C6 NOTiceLEGAL(IFNOTICEELECTION NOUUt '1 htreb~ Glyen tt".al.hlr. will be "n elfl;t1ol' SEE YOUR TOTAL FUEL I3ILL DECREASE Mid on Jontl.ry 9, 19n1o tltel en., mltmber of the 004lrG Of DJrtc;tcrlol SUN '1AI,.t.CY SANITATION OI51'RICT. lOhrnalermOilia (61 V'l'arl OY TAKING PROPER CARE OF YbUR EUIl,t1lt to vole .r. .11 laxper'IRg elKloft Of I.... Dlt"l~t ~'Tall:paYlng eleetC»' 01 • Olll,kt·· m"n" 6 'penon, qUIUlied 10 vOle 'I it oe-ner,' .IKlion In fh'. FIREPLACE AND CHIMNEY. 51"1t. wno hn I:lald .. gMt'OI line on "1'61 or j)t'rtorlaJ laCPtr', 0'I'tMd trt him wlIllln IN dlnrlc.1 In IN fwtl~.. •In motIlhtlmrMd'.ttl~~rK~rnOjh••~.cJlon.. The Polling prle.'c, YOf..,~ I.'.... Alia Angvl OO~'o THIS VITAL SERVICE PROVIDES Cctnmunll'l' H.U (Alte SUb SIIIUCli. Denllo VOlunfur FJr. Dt'parlmenlJ. Alto. Ntw Molea Pottt Will bf0FC'ft PROFESSIONAL CHIMNEY SWEEPING l,cmt;OOA,MloJ'OO PMcnJlnulryt."It. Rt!'''11i of tblt e'edle" WIll bt rnJOf"l'd 10 ,tt.. bo'rdof DitKfQ,.,.t • 'Pt1=.as mt'Iltt9lnUI1'd'.'''I~ IOUO'o'iI".r.Q 1ft' AND FIREPLACl: CLEANING. cimino c'lltf' PO!II on J.nu,fy t. I'" IhI mttffflg will beheld., 'hiAlto AnOIll OCtllio C'ommunltl' H.Il. Allo. flewlt".u>co • COUNTY ROADS SUPERINTENDENT Guy BE PREPARED £1./ Den.a!tJ! L, R.UI Henley nears complellon of a bypass of a washed sec,-"I." rt••sure, CALL TODAY S'tJ'ft V..Uey$lInU;ttrA1 D:llrict LEGAL NOTICE LEGA1. NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE DON'J DELAY IN THe tltStRIc:rCOURT NOTICE OF PU8LICSALS VIi"LASt OF RmDOs,o 01' UHCOLHCClUNTV NO'fICe TOWHOM 'TMAV CONCERN: StATI! OF NEW N1IUUCO Nollee '1 htreb\" O!'Ien thl. on J.nultY S. tt7'. at 10 PUaLIC "Oll<:e IS H@AED't GIV£'. fHAr TtiE PfONeSR SAVINOS&. TRU'ST GOvERNIU5 eoDV OF "'~E VI,"~AGGOF RuU)OSO. AM-, • public lafe WIll b. held .t Frontier Wr«klng10 DIAL 257-5226 ASSOCIAT ION••COtpet.flOn. stU iot Ctih th.following coll.tet." towU; lftSaUICIC 1N REGULAR McefU:G 0" tHe tfH DAY OF "'.1nIHl. JANUARY. 1919. 'OMMENC'N~ 4' , 2~ PM ...... ILL At9....J2tHSH1SU22 said conater•• btlltf held tokCUre VI,. No.C¥'It£l. ~ obUD'Ucn .tUlna undt-r • r.,.11 Jns'almenl SotCUtltr OIVI! FINAb.CONSIDERATIOf.l 10 tHE F01.LOWINO Ofw-. II FOR DETAILS AND APPOINTMENT OROiNANtE WHICH AMSND!. THB RUIDOSO .;rument (CCindUloNI saft! CCftftacu Mid by Gener.' Laul.1= Borl.ndand MototS Acttpt.nc:e Corl»ratlon 8' SfCwed p,rty. SaId MUH1C,'P.a.l cooe AND WU.... HOLD /J. PtlBt.lC 0101". G 80t•..-d COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Mtt;l'NO "HetlEO'~ Plbllc- ttl.,.to bt ItOndtlc:ted aCCCtdlngtotht I.wsof the et'tManfs. Stalill 0' NII!W Mexico. CkMf.1 Mcnor. AcceptAnce ··At~ OADIHAI4Cf!! CONSe:H1INO 10 0'1 RElEC HOTICe OF FORECLOSURE SALt! RATES tum 1H! ",meXATtON OF T~ACf '2 OP AfttPORT CDtporation'",1'\'"IItt rfOhi 10 bidafthissail'. NOTICE 1$ HEREBY CIYSN ttlat pUtwan' 10 •• rile collater.1 Is prtMnU, stotwd and ma, be' seen at fRACU. ASSHo-hk BY THE PLAT THEREOF: FILEt> ,JUdgmenl tftlettd 1ft lhe abOve s"ltd and ftUlTibt,td u. tfiE O~Flte 0' tHe: COUNTY CLGAIC AND e:x FronlterW'l!'tklng9.c71001CJM. cause en 'hl' ~nth de, 01 Hovembt,. Ift.~ said ClIIM GENERAl. MC)fOFt$ ACCEPTANCe CORPORATION •- OF:FICIO RECORDE" on JANUARY 26-. 1H6, AND Mine; an .&CUon M • ptOtnl-''OtY note end 10 fOfetrMe a ~)1~·"(12)tS •••••••••••••••• ~.,~•••• ~.,~•••••••••••••••'1 •••••• ~••••••••••••••••••~ •••••••••••••••~ ".Of 1, AfA'PQIU fAAcn AS $HGWN BY tJ4e PLAt teal e:l.1afe mO"Il'6;t. nte UtIdl!'nlgntd Spedal Mutt' OF 11i£ ADOlflOff 10 A.AM'lt "tRACfS FILEO m - will~ on ttte- Slh eat Of Jam..llrv. 1m.af .O~OO a.m. atlhe ...... tHE Of:f:'CG 0':- tHE' COU"fY il:LE:RtC AND gx treftt dOOt cf 'he MiSftlClpal Dulldln" In 'h. VlUao- of OF";(.IO RE(ORI)EUI IN 'tuBe "0 m. ALL BEING AuidtJ1O. Hew Mulco.tflttr for sail!' tattlebightS, blddt, lEGAL NOTICE ,-01:Aft':D,NliNeaLl. C.Ou.UV. HewMEXICO," Fot' e.~ 1111' followirg described proPtrf1 locaffd In VILLAc;SOF RtllDOSO I~ J?sl~ THE NIGHT PEOPLE O~ ~.I. Cctlit'So Of Ih. pro~ Ott:!inanC'1! atl!' a"'if'bl"1!' fet itt L.tftC:olnCOlJnlt. "'~Muk:o: NOTice lC>KliUl .at the UI'jc. ef 'M vma!it> C:tetJc Ilfu'r,n;J Ml'mal 1.0'1' 012. BJcek U. of Pcndetos.a Hafghtl Svbd1vlilon, PUBLIC NOTICE 1$ HeREBY GIVEN THAT THE anlf reG-chl' tlUt.ings ~::tj open teqoJl!sl and ma, be Unit V. RuZdoSO. Linco'n. County. Hew Mexl«t~a.ShOwn GOVERNING BODY OF THE VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO. . ~dwse"13,. paymen'of I"" cos.t ct'he CC#i;e.s. tw,.fOf. by Ihl!' pial Iheretillill'd In 'heoUlce (0' .h. Ccur1" (,elk IN REGULAR MEETING ON THe 9TH DAY OF SPEGRUM of l ~ OM.. I'!I RUidosO., kew MtUrrtO ''''.s. 21s' d,Jye' Oece~t. aM eJj"Of'lciQ A'eccrder Of Uncofn COIMty. Augusr 11. JANUARY, 1f1'~ C<)MMENCIHG AT 7:34 PM,. WILL 191. • 1951. Give FINAL CONSIDeJiATION TO THE FOLLOWING VILLAo-E OF RUIDOSO Said sail!' is 10 sans,,, ,hit _bOYe Judgment. 'Ogdher altDINANCS WHICH AMnos THE RUIDOSO SOUND ."'$1JamES L. Hitte with allcosts- and amcvn's due as foUClWS.f 'o-w-;I: MUNICIPAL CODE. AND WILL HOLD A PU8L1C VnJ&;e (:1tt1l, Amoutl' of JUdll'ml!'lll. wfllch Includes prindpa1. 1-.. MEETIHGTHEReON: ~ 'eres'. ettorney fee- tosts of SUiI anet frl,',,"1 '0 date Of "AN: ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER Iff. :: and COLOR UIe W,,1O.UI ' ARTICLE.( OP THe CODE OFOADIHANCES OF THE )..0 .: 'VILLACEOF ItUIDOSD." Cos' 0' pObJIlhin§ Nonu Of Forlttlos-ureSlre 1$.00 Ch.pter IU. A,.,rc'e.4 of the Code Of Ordinances of the Lil~e ~, :~ Village 01 RufdOSOfstobtamencJed b, the .. ~nonofthe You've ALL DRINKS L8K'TO Sj)KlaIMaster'sfee 50.00 197' New Me)iJCo CIVil Prl!'parfdnns ardln.nc. and 'hI!' i: ordln.nu~ TO'a' . $3U:l:f.3ll reputingOf the present Never Seen! laid' sale UwIlibe SU~I to tfle D'tfel'ldanfs' rIGht or CopIes: of 'M propoMd OrdInance Ite avallabll!' 'or In i· 1/2 PRICE :i CUSTOM r-edempt'on within. OIIe monlh 'tom theda,eoft¥Ht.-as $peC'I1On at the Ofllee Of tbe Village Clerk CfvtfnO normal PtO'Vicfad In the,JudgmenthereIn. and reGular bUlfness ho1Its upon request and May be :. . WrfHESS my h."ld and hal 'his 2tth day of Nove"'" purc.haHdbythe paymenlollhecos.otCOprellher@'Of. .. ORNAMENTAL ber_ 'i911. DoMfn RtlfdoSO. NewMutco. 'h1s211t day-of December. :. NIghtly From 8:00 .: S/Pat. Belsswlnoert 191•• •• . "'0 • Speelal Masf@'r VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO • To 9,v p.m. .: IRON Is/JamesL." HIM •o ••• For All Wrought Iron Needs Village Clerk :: INA-DA Rex::tv\ .: FREE ESIIMATES' 10% cASH DISCOUNT :. LOUNGE :: -Custom Fireplaee Screens • 'Deck ~allings'-Stair Railings ON PICTURE FRAMING :.•• InnJ:oM+\IntAinGo 266·7864 I '/ - II , ( , ~, ~ • ,-', '" ..• . '... y .' " ", , .~ - - , " - ':1)',,' "'- '." : ".,-, ;, ".' ',.' . .' '" ';";, .', . . " '1, • , Monday, December 25, i971lRuidoso IN.M,l News,...., $(!ction a :.~.;.:.:.:.:;::;>.::;~.:.::: :;~.:::;:::::::;;:: ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••••, ~~•••;.;.:••••••'•••••••'.''••••.•••••••••,'',•••••••; ; '••••••••••••~ ••••••' •••••••; ','•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••' ••••• ,••;.;••:.';••••:••.••.••••••.' ••••••••••••••••••:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:'," •••1 •••• , •••••••••• ••. '..... • I THE'-',RUIDOSO• ' .NEWS" .I ,PiIIli1~lIed !!lI~hl'4ond!l)' al)d 'rhnrslla)'hy.Ruldoso News, Inc., J. Keguelh Greeli, editorial President.; Wlllter):.. GrCl!a,Vlce PresIdeD!, at 1712 SUdderth Drive, II!1d eptered The efflc;:l,ency displayed by the Ruidoso Valley Yours·' and Ours.' I , se¢9l1l1~lasli ~t~r IOPINIOM·PAG.E • ' Santa Fe - Must Reading Department: lhe reorganization project." Dorothy CUne, Professor Emeritus at the WhIle explaining Gov. Apodaca's deep University of New MexJco, has just Involvment In the reorganizatlon project, completed a WbtlcaUon, whlch gives an Miss Cline uses the verb "masterminded" , in-depth look at New Mexico's to detail the Chief Ellecutlve's cotn reorganization legislation. miltmenl to hrlnglng the proposal to And for anybody who Intends to spend fruition. much time In Ibe capital City during the The Cline work Includes a quote from upcoming Legislative Session, they betler Gov. Apodaca made on March 31, 1978, glom onto a copy fn a hurry because jUllt when the State's first executive cabfnet about everythlhg that has been written was sworn into office. At that time, about re-organizatlon In published fonn to Apodaca said the restructuring would be date Is now oUl-dated. an opportunity for future admlnlslratlons Besides, there probably Is no one around to see this "as an opportunity to keep New who knows quite as much about Mellico current." reorganization as the clga....puffing Pat on the Back Department: This item Dorothy. She was a member of the Con Is not news, but certlllnly deserves men stitutional ConvenUon of a couple of years tion here. Late this week, Gov. Bruce KIng ! Out of the brisk, tingling air comes a warm and heartfelt ago and has closelY tracked even minute named Jill Matton of Albuljuetque as hlS changes In State Government since that press secretary .- a post which the Sltarp wish that the holidays .bring merriment to you and your fam time. television reporter wlJl asswne OIl January The new pUblication, which Is entitled 8th. ily. May your days be filled with the simple, old-fashioned joys of Reorganization ot the ExecutiveBranch of Several nlltnes were thrown Into the , . Slate Govei'nJrtent, contains litaterilll hOpper for the newssecrelarypost. bUUhe gleened froin hoUrs of personal fntervlews announcement Ibat Ms. Marron got the job Christmas, complete with all the love and good will of the' season. with .keyofftclals Involved In the wss received With plaUdits by the regUlar -, ,- reorgan[zatlon proCess. . Capitol Press Corps. The Interviews cover a wide range, .And, for thOSe Who have covered the fnclUdlng'those inVolved on the "inside" of Merry Round House .wlthJill fn the past; reorganization ail well asOWetVors and It's nice 10 add that she didn't get lhe post reporlers Who watched the process from beeause she's a "wOinaR jlerson", but the "outside'" . . because she's a darn goOd newsperson There are some Interesting tidbits for With much respectfrotn her collt!l!gues. those just sklintnlng througll the Cryslal Ball Iteml, tfllual1y by the time 'PIONEER SAVINGS &.. TRUST publication, Dljl! know for example, thaUt the Chtlsttnas Holidays arrive the cost '$431.000 'tolmpletnent the LegIslative interim cotntnIttecs have reorgBniZlltlon lali during tlte yt!l!rs from wrapped up !heir WOrk in time torthe mid 1976 to 1978 •• ~and I! good chunk of that JanWlrysessloll, dough Wlill Federal d(Jugh~ But ••• not so this sessIon, •• and there . 'I'M author gives plenty of credit 10 [n could stillbe II CQupleotmore surprises, cUinbent Gov. Jerry Apodaca for the ...... ". reorganization wsh.· . The Legislative School studyccitnniJltee ' She states•. "the single event that has settwo days Of hearings next week.tor energIZed the executive (branch) Wlill tlte • II tmal look atlhatcillllli:l1ttee's work. ,. . 'r.. , election of a. governor whO decided that it and , • , Our birdies say don't Il\\ surprised wss tlln.. to cure II festering sore", addiDg, to see the Legislli.tlveFmance COtnri'Ilttee . , .. • "II strong. gO"'ernor, a rlltity in New schedule Olle mot~ public session to gei . " Meldco politics, Ajlodacl! took ~ge of over proposed legislation. . . ~ ",' -' ~: ,,",::.. ,.-..;.~.' :~~~L',,~~.:.,",/.:" .~~~,=. " j" ''''''',''',''''''' .::"'"'f,.~'-~-"'''''f''''';' ~\~ ,:;,:;"1~,~, ~~~F;'~~~-:~:>';''';,:'',~'« " :(. , ~" , .' i. :.',',:,:' .... .'-" . ;'. ",' . ' .... 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Colfect Games Any ~OOO $ " JODO S 15,000 , In 3.840 1 In 295 1 m 147 same S amaunl9 In a comblnatlon nl ' FREE' ! , stralghl raW' on one HOW , lf1 , 10 bOles. and <:cifteclly matChed S . 8.000 $ 16000 'In 1440 1 In 55 11I:kl!f Win fhal S amount play numbel'$ In a 51ralQhl $ 1bUOO 76000 , 111 I!JI to"", WIAS 1I1al S game· ...... •.....•.•....: \ S 16000 I", 116 I In 58 • On collel:tu, ca'et Qame numbet mUSI match --n b~~ b~4 ...... --- ... n ... • :··iiAME3~siod··i HI 81UO!l $2".000 1 m 130 1 til 10 t In !l : ~}~:l..~ ~ ~ U c~, : :··GAME·;Si.oiJii·~ • ~•••••••••! •••••• • Collec. a.d Win! •• ••••••••••••\ ~ ~305318 r', nn. " ...... 254 202l,,$' \215f:' 375 ;326 \ , , ,. ;~p . i . 'Lfml " 145 ,,$' 128 162 ~ \~ -' .' 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Pllcember :lS, 1918 ,Rllidoso [N.M.] News ..... Page3 . "r., , " , •••••••••••• , ••••_••• , Mln"ray Collills Sk!lggs !l1!d Kathryn '. ClIflord,W, Owen and Geralllean Ow~n Lo~e SkIl~S. to BattConstrllctlon to Jolin W. Jal1'lltt ll!\d Joan Jilfratt, Lot 7, C' I" 'f' I• tt'• Co\mpallY• Inc~, a~ewMexico cO!p•• LoU, . Block 2,PlneclUfl Llucoln GOUlltYN. M. .,' '0,," 0. n.,·,·..·., .' ·P'.0.,.I... ·nsel8. ' .Official Records ,...ock4.B !\{ol!n~n Homes Sub" LIncoln WilliamW. Bl'!lucij. Sr. and selin!! Jell!I r'...·.···' '.. . , . , ",.,t- • .- , - ....unty.N. M. ' .B dt t D G II . .'. . rau. 0 lin. !!agller, lind ratrlclll I. • •. ,,'...... WAImANTY J)IllIllDS . Arvel D. Tllomas l111d B!lrbllra J; ~:~trri~.;~~:~~~.Z;WestCedllr. origill.a.ted in Me:Jic~ R. V. Hemphill Itl()hard C. Hall ll!\d Tboffilll! to. Bessie SlImple. Lot 2, Block S. to Palo Vel'de RlInchettes SUb.. LIncoln .' Allee v. AULaon to Wmen a. BlIrrett,' . '. Patrlcla E. Hall. Lot 8, Devon am Sub . Qlunty,N. M.. ' . !! P!lrt ot Block 11. Unit ~, rale> Verde, . ...."". ", " LIncoln County, N. M. ,., •• Lincoln QlllQty. N. M. 'Most peop~etbJnkChri$tmlll! poinsettias T~ poinsettia (Fl.pllorbla p\l1ol!errima) James R. PrQVlne ll!\d Angellna Provine are Ill! Amerl()1In asC1lrl&triI!ls turkey ll!\d was Introd"ced toUle Unlted states In 1825 , S,B. B.oY1dll and Evangeline ,BoYklit ~ to Hel'!n1nio C. Otero and Antonia P. Otero. .rlnec1iff C01poratlon a Texas Corp. to JQM W. Jar.raft and Joan Jarratt to. pumpklnpie.Butinl1lallty.polns~ttia.are: by Joel ROlle,rt Poln.~tt, 'the flI'llt U.S.' A.B. CbJIWOod lind Irene CbJlWood; Lots a tract oCland situate In the NE{4,8elltion Ralpll A. 'l.'reatll!\d .)'an~ L. 'l.'reat. UnIt .Harold ThQmas Hornbuokle, 'Jr. and a gift from Meldco, ""ys Rick Gom~z. Ambassador In MeldCQ, H~ Will! ak~en ~~~J:Co~':~t~~~~~on4er~ ~ts"'~'~' LIiICOlnCo~ty. 15.46,47, Apt. No.2, Bldg. 1. PIne()Ufl Pa~rlcia K. aornbuck!e; Lot 6, Block 5, E1j:tensiQn hortic\l1turLs,t at' N~w Mexico blltanist ll!\d gay~ thJs native Mexl()ll!\ R14E, N.M.r,M., CondoJllinlum ProJeot. LIncoln County, Wl1ite. Mountain Est!ltes. Unit 1, LlIicoInStateUniveI'lllty. plant .as gifts to friends' Intl!e tJilIted N. M., .", .. "CQllQty, N, M.. ". ,.,., '. " .' ,States,. , Tile poinsettia YOU choose ,this year as a , gilt Or home decoration shouldh8veIarge b,racts·- the 'red leaves of th,e plant. The bracts .hould be at least one andone·half tim"ll larger than the' base of the Pall111i! Ilave a,sYlJllJlelricai growth pattel1\. Mulb..tem plants showd have at least t1Jree stems. Choose tile deepest colored plant YOIl can, The older the plant, the more likely' the coloI'll are to fllde. The deep color also sllow. that the plant has had good care. Buy early because the new varieties can last up to fOllr months If they receive propercare, Poinsettia plant owners sllOllld remember that It is a tropical plant and should be kept at around 70 degrees during the day and no lower than 60 degrees at night. Keep the plant Ollt of a draft and away from dooI'll thaI are frequently opened. Place the plant wllere It will receive a.much light as possible. Watering Is mo.t important In caring for a poinsettia. Overwaterlng is a more frequent cause of fallure than un derwaterlng. When watering, put enongh water In the pot so that water wm rUll out the boltom, but make sure there La plenty of drainage. As soon asfrost has passed In thespring, take the plant outside ll!\d plant the pot to , .. the rim In soli or some moist mulch. Repot the plant at this Ulne Into a larger con tainer ifIt Is pot bound. Keep soli moist. and soon new branches will appear, Gomez says. Pinch out the tip of all new bt;anches when they are eight to 10 Inches long tbrough Angust. _ Take your poinsettia plant Inside before (the first frost In lhe fall. Place the poln. settla In a sunny Window as before. • To flower your poinsettia,you must keep ,the plant In complete darkness between 5 • p.m. and 8 a.m. dally from the end of September until color shows In the bracts (almost mld·December). Tile tem. peratures again should remain between 60 ll!\d '10 degrees. This should make your polnsetUa flower for CbrLstmas. Many people prefer to use Chr1lltmu polnsclUas Cor Cllt flowers. They combine nicely with such greenery as holly. pine.' cedar, mIst1etoe orjunlper. When used as a cut flower. make small sUts In the stem and let the plant "bleed" Cor at least 24 hours. Tben cut the stem, • and place In boiling watertosealll!\dstop '~'" '~~~e?r. bum tb6.<:I1t end~lth a Tumbling tumbleweeds treacherous Tumbling tumbleweeds may seem serene and harmless as tl!ey gracefully glide across open 1018 and roadways. But let them acewnulate around feooes and bulldlngs and you're invltlrtg a treacerous towering Wemo. RIck Gomez, extension horticulturist at New Mexico State Unlvenlity, said. Tumbleweeds burn with an Intense heat ll!\d the flames can make a bonfire out of almost any structure. Therefore, you need to remove and dfspose of them qulck1y, Gomez said. Twnbleweeds are a real problem In urban areas, mainly because of the high population and congestion. U you liVe In town ll!\d decide to burn your tum bleweeds, nolify the fire department first, Gomez said. / Spring is the time to control these plants when they first start to grow. After they balle reached maturity, it La bard to get rid of them, Gomez said. But even ifthe fall winds bave blown all theturnbleweeds from yout property, your problems aren't over. Gomez said tmn b1lng tumbleweeds are reproducing! As they go around and around, they are spreadl1lg seeds Cor next year'sweeds. «<>}.~f.:-:~:~::.::=?~::~::::::t-::~-;.:::~~*~:::;:.;'5~::~-:':~::~::$~;:;:;:::~:::>.: Wilderness Wisdom with Wayne calloway 'L Dear Wayne • On the subject of canoe paddles. wood verses alumlrium, does one Ilave decided advll!\tages that make it betterthan the other? Carl B•• Oklahoma Dear Carl- Aluminum paddles don'Ultthe outdoor mood as well as wood, but they have enongh practlClltad\ll1ntages to make thema good choice. Aluminum's light weight Is an important asset ona lon~ callos trip, or during a grueling race. The energy saved by USing a lighter. Iladdle is certainty signlficlint. An!! alUtnlIium La praetlcally Inllilltallal1ce frell, wbJch La moretbaI1 can be said 1lf wood. The one disadvantage of paddles with a1tlIn1num shafts shQws ull during cold weather,. The shatt ill liIl excellent con ductor aOO trallllmits the chili of the water dlrecUy to the hallds. Of coUrse thili \ltOblem can be lessened with II Il!!ltof In$uliit~ glQves. Serid lluestllllls tQ: Wilderness Wlsde>m, • . F.O. Box 237, Pittsville, 1.10 ~8S0 , -,.~ • , . ' .' - . ;~ . . ; ...... '...... ~ ._~ ~ ...... ~ ~ __ -'4k'~'~,." __ -,... .;,,..~_.--4 -~. _,~ "",,"' .:;.; ~~ __ '_' .:..--._~, .- -Y', - -:1"' ~ ,. r ",' • ~ -",. ~.... -'f', •• , -'-,': . ..'- - ~, .~ .".. -. , '.' ,-:, :.~ ~.~~~~~r~~~·~~·~~~·~~~~~~T~~-~~~·7"~-.·~~~~·'~!~~~~~~~r~5~- .- "rtf! • >:" ','." .'.>.'.-.:.• '<:. ~"-~-- j", . I ~ , ..' Page 4 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News Monday, December 25, 19~8 .' . . - . '. . ", . USIDSSS,. .~ .. .. ·W.S~A.TWOOD ... SOOKK~EPINGAND .TAXSERVI(E GUARANTY .BOX. 477 '- RUIDOSO ASSYRAa & TITLE CO. BOX 964 - PHONE 257·2091 0.1 257·5054 RU ID050, NEW MEXICO 88345 .. ~~·················~······Jt LOCATED NEXT TO CABLEVISION .: . ROCKY MOUNTAIN' : I. : CONSTRU'OION co. :. Owners: AI and Charlene Ward . " . ..·GeneralContractors·BackhoeService .• ".-"" : License No. 1«4'14 :.' Abstractor: Patt·Beisswingert • Distributor for • : Sencona1lgUns and naBs : : Box 2218, Ruidoso Pbone257·7086:' ...... • • • RUIDOSO NATURAL GAS COMPANY I INC. YOUR FULL SERVICE GAS COMPANY CQMPLf'rf AUTO BODY R~f>"'lIlING CLEAN, SAfE, DEPENDABLE MAsua •• MIT"''' ",0111( ""u... '~ ... lit! -"('" & 'QOIII''' ,~" Appliance Sales ~~ Day - I ~ "U""ri ~ ~ 0-.... Phone: 257-5128 SERVING TIn .\IlEA SISU 11149 ~.ll" Night - 318-4633 Propane Delivery - 378.4750 .. 0"1 ...... ,." )oO\\'..W' tlllp<;\O OCN'l"t BRUNELL'S, 2316 Sudderth Drive, has been a and fhenbegan expanding. The RUidoso branch WOOD WELDING ACCESSORIES ~ationally Advertised member of the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of of Brunell's began In 1946 as a general dry goods FOR Brand Name Parts. Commerce since 1946, 101nlng five years after the store. The building was expanded In'1962 and SERVICE CAR Chamber was begun In 1941. The history of . modernized In 1972 with new store fronts. PHONE 318-4614 COMFORT - SAFETY· PLEASURE Brunell's began when Herb Brunell Sr., a Kansas Brunell's presently off~rs men's and women's New Steel in Stock McCulloch, Homelite and Stihl Chain Saws. schoolfeacherl moved to Alamogordo In 1935 and clothIng and shoes. The store is owned and Repairand Fabrication Parts & Service began working part-time In a dry goods store. He managed by Herb Brunell Jr., who Is pIctured ·Ornamental Iron Work later purchased the business, named It Brunell's rIght, with Marge Garfler, employee sInce 1950. • PortableWelding r-"':"~--- .fl"t,'tf!(~'~ -Radiator Repair ",;:~~o·". . -.(;:JJ> ~ ~ ALLEN'S AUTO PARTS r :\- >, - " ':'" ..'...... I.H. (Pete) Wo'od ~ c '. ,.: ~ ~'~ "', to . I~' ~ r .- ," 4\ ~ GATEWAY AREA 257·4691 l ,'"-. r' ~~-,' 'I ~'" , f . t ." ....,.... t', ;' ~ . , ,,,")'c ~ ~ ) .. , RED" WING BOOTS· :•••••••••••••••••••••••••••NOW NEW TO RUIDOSO). : at • PONDEROSA BUS LINES, INC. : : WCATEn AT THE VilLA INN MOTEL • BRUNELL'S : PROVIDING BUS SERVICE' TO' SIERRA BLANCA : • AND T~..NEW RUIDOSO SKI' AREA FOR GROUPS • • DUE TO COST OF OPERATION WE WILL REQUIRE • THE :A GROUP OF 16 OR MORE IN ORDER TO MA~E THE RUN. : ,\l.:tP LA C' -~ CENTER ~ : CAll· 318-4411 FORINFORMAnON : ,;i~~ <'It1 ~ FmEPLACE CONSULTANT -' ~ .: ;.:;.:,;~_ '"'-_~';i~oli·':"'~.-!l- ...... ~ MAJESTIC FreeStandIng • ,OR RESERVATIONS • BIG T FAMILY RESTAURA'NT 1s owned by var:.ted menu tncludingdlnners, ihe BlgTquarter g ' . .• Bamma and Company, and managed by Gary pound hamburger, chicken, shakes, splits, ze:roaearance.. "./d:..~ WOO.dBtlrnlIi Anderson, pictured. Bit T, which has been In parfaits and sundaes. Located at 340 Sudderth ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and~ 257""14t9~.. Gatew.ay operation a member of the Ruidoso· Valley Drive, the restaurant is open from 10 a.m. to 10 RUIDOSO Shopping Chamber of Commerce sInce May 1975, offers a p.m., daily. .. Ctnlet' ~~~~~w~~~~~~~~~~~~~waw~~a~##~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Magnatic Signs t ; --I--NII-15.....-.. of the" VI.f (ONStRuetION co. Artisan's Shop E = NArwt'oR2~'~t~·B&lo.,.~;r ~ ~ REMODELING • ana DQY SeNice ~ ttj NEW HOMES. Phone 251-2626 f! It) METAL BLDGS • ....~ ....,. ...-... ,...... ,...~...-.....11~ ~.~ }; ~ 11. 15681 ~..- _ .- _ ....._ 4 ..--. flI tt 257.1239 - .~ It RUIDOSO N~-M.·- ~IIiIiiiIiIi ~~ HE JUST RECEIVED t =...... • HIS ~ ~ Watch for e I· GRAND RUIDOSO NEWS! ~ = OPENING lf tI CONVENIENCE FOOD sT6R~ I; 4It .Gl"oeeJ'Y_lte~s •Picnl~Supp1ies RECEIVE f; t.t HIGOWAY 10 EAST f.; dtI NEXT'I'() RU~D.OSODOWNS ~.0•.. ~ ~ YOURS.r ...... lIIIiIiiiIiIlIIIIII I '1 FORO-NLY ~ I IN COUNTY t~ ~. WATER WELL ~ .~ ~. 512.00 ;1 Year . S 9.00 6 Months .f; er)" ..1DRILLING - HOME DELIVERY $2.00 Per Month J: .. . ~" .RE·AMYDRIIlING OUT OF COUNTY ,t UCOMPANY $14.00 ..•....• * ••••• 1Year $11.00.•....••••••6 Months " tit!..... ·... " SCHRAM ROTObRILl' 'Box 128 .. .. .·.EQUIPPED.·.·' Ruidoso, N.M. PHONE ·IHI (laSSIFIEDS. .UCE~:~~U~~~NDEb . 88345 r- t ...... ' ..' ". • ...... • Kennethlteamy -'.driller 257-4001 £....-. ~~~ RUIDO~TS·HO·~N~·::.·W·· 2.·',.' 5·....•....•' ".'"". a'"'0"-" "1' .. ' '.' . '.. .". =::~~ ~~~~~n.:_2~~tner · · i...' ...· I.·.· I l-...~~~,-;e ~ J:o-'" .'. flt £feltings $05-354-2429 . i . .•1 ~--~~~...... _..:. •. . ;~&&a&4a:4U.lt4ltlt&aa&.$~a&utt444ltltQ~~lta<Jt~ , . - ,.~... ,.: :,. ~- ,- ,'--,~'~' ~. I;, " .'.' .. .. ~ '-,'-...,., -. --- ... ,:,---.-.-.--__-_....o;..._-e. . " ~":"""""~...... ,,-;:;0".-.-~---....- __}~".~,.:'Il.•41....0011,.,--'!"...... - ...... -... -li-.. ..,.....- ...... __ - ...0.....,.....,•.•,•...... ,...44II;",¥._""-~IIIIII'l,,,,!,'=",:~.!'i,ell!.•",.,.....,~.,.-!II.,1!"',.~"IIi!,I4I!'~.,l4Ii •.·,"'.,,~,s-1I!.14.. ...,..-'!"""....', ,.~, ,,','.' • • . '. . ~ I ...... ' ' "I .. i ' ,:J , . '. ,\.,. ~ ~. ~. ". <. '< < .".. , ,"' .,." .. ~ " .. " .. :. n ., '. ry. " r,' " , ,j .." 'It " " ! " .~ .- " .. ': ',' . ,. l' • , . • I • • • ..0::. / / • l ,- " if" " '.lIt '( , '. ~ .. ,~'!p "."," ",. - .~ ..:.- ;. ,. " This is Ru idoso " ., .• "";":"r /.-.~:, .... +, •. ",_.,.,~..... ,_ .... :_ ... ..:... ". ~,~ ._------, .' ":~~~...-... .,...,'---',"..,...".".,-"~" . , Page2 - Ruidoso [N. M.l News ACROSS 1 Plale 5 T"b The 9 FOR AgencY 10 Down 12 Cruel $Iang lor heavy 15 Beverage 18 Aid and - 20 Sinsle 5th letter 21 Sprmg month (abbrev.) ,22 Consumer ,24 Start TELEVISION SCHEDULE' '25 Biblical giants 28 Cantor's wife 31 Beatll or b;lth 32 Verne C;lpt;lin Channel 2 - CBN - [Religious] 34 Rule the _. 36 Repeat 37 Typll of tree 39 Hurry Channel 3 - KENW - Portales [Ed.] 41 Land mas5 42 Ireland • Channel 4 - KOB - Albuquerque [N BC] DOWN 2 Part of a fool Channel 5 - KNME - Albuquerque [Ed,] 3 Not Jr. 4 Angel gear Ii LoU body' fluId 6 Assam tribe Channel 6 - KVIA - EI Paso [ABC] 7 Belonging to. Mark 8 Coach II Receivers 13 Sports ors. Channel 7 - KOAT - Albuquerque {ABC] 14 Olll'rent •••••••(<:Iuo to puule IInswer) 16 Directing • 17 Born Channel 8 - KSWS - Roswell·Lubbock [NBC] 19 Beer unlls • 23 RlIln or beer • 26 Scottish for 'Now' 27 Homes Channel 9 - WTCG - Atlanta [I N D. J 29 More precious I 30 French for 'r"end' I 33 Wise 35 Chll,1 on clock I Channel 10 - KBIM - Roswell [CBS] 36 Pain 38 Ms. l.llvln'lI monoBJ'am i 40 Romlln for 2 I • Channel 13 - KGGM - Albuquerque [CBS] • Networks nnd Stations reserve the rlgbt 1. Chrlltmaa Word Search to cbange progrnmmJng 2. Candy Cano B R E I N D E ERML SR r 3. Chlmn'y • B A U W X E L E S Z Y G S 4. Scrooge V E 0 U A C D f B M 0 B 5: Eivol Z T G 6. Holly T Z L L W o N S X S G I A Y V V 0 LL MXA T V S S X ~ 7. Stocklns o CAILEYISIGN 257·5191 S Y 0 TS R T MX 0 Z TR Z 1C 8. Snow • , for Information on iC 9. Relndeor L EN P Z C T Q L C M J. H Y , 10. Santa CIIlUI E N G l Z SX t X K B E U W ~ ~ , A LIMITED Quantlt, of SMALL 11. TOyl I M U X I o T 0 V I A TU R ~ 12. Mill/oloo G I T R V SEZ T N C o H S Converters for reception 13. Ornament HH H 0 L I. YX E G D E 0 P of Mid-band Chann.ls 1C 14. Sleigh G C A N D yeA N EM YD N ~ 15 Bolls H 0 R N A MEN T L N TE M I 1C . 5 A N T A C l A U S 0 XY L ,I r , ~ !, r ~ Riddles ,..... ~.. _..__.------'"\ r 1. What is big and red and eats rocks? 2. What is the best year for • a kangaroo? 3. What person can JUMP • ONCABLETV higher than a house? cilll • " . ':'*'''-''.-::-1 ;-;;:,':\,,,,~:,,-:,~ .. 7"'",,,.<. -. --:"Ii,... '." .•,:. -- ,.2._~~_.'.ce· ·---:"c·~~. ~:; '<)~, c.-,-,...... '-.-r'!T7-- '-c' .:;-- ·~I1!' <.: ••-:... .'.' >" .. :: ·,-.'_v ".' '-." . "', ' • . ;,. '. ,", " , -. ,..., • • • • , . . Ruidoso [N. M.l News - Page3 Television Schedul.e fOf:the Week. of pee.. 25 through Dec. 31 • . • 7IIlIctUB : MAYIlER8Y R.F.D, • BeVERlY ttIWIIl.UES ~= GUNSMOKE . PEOlU ptACE 8\JGSBUHNY IfOVIE ' II SESMlE STREET casHEWS rOUANDJERAY PRICE IS RIGHT .'AFTE~~"~T1VAL WAS,YO(lA~DYOU : GETSUART , , JEOPARD'(' AHOY GRlFFJTHSHOW • 4.10 ELECTRIC COMPANY KROffTSUPERSTARS • 4:)) HIGH ROLLERS HOGAN'S HEROES 5:15 HAPPYOAYS PAFlTflIDGE FAMLY .:~ ..mEFAJaY 'EMERGENCYOfiE PHlDOHAHUESHOW ; H&CHEWS t.» REUGIOUSPflOGIIAMIIHJ fltTHREESOHS EDUCATlOHAL PflOGRAUMfHG (UNTl.12'.JIl CBS HEWS , II WHEEL OF FORTUNE GOMER PYLE ffl£ESTYLE(MON.) fIElJGlOUS PAOGRAUMIfG II FAUlLYFEI,/D OCR HEWS IOYEOFlfE 'R~HEWS ALL 1f1li£ FAIMlY MlSTERAOGERS 10:aJ flOSS BAGlEY SHOW BEWITCHED a AMERICA ALNE CAAOlBURHETT ANtI FllEHDS WiAUESTREET casHEWS. . 120,000 PYlWIIO REUGIOUS PROGRAMMING ANOYGflIffmiSHOW MACnElllEHRER REPOOT LOVEAMERICAN~WED.,THUIf.) NEWLYWEDGAUE Et.ECTRIC COMPANY 10'.30 I~'~THE • IIABCHEWS G(EXC.FJV,) , ; AOAM12 SAHFORO ANOSON • 11:03 'Iu.~~~ flt THREE SONS , BOYS TOWN CHOIR (MON.) HEWS ;,e: WYCHlDRaf . NEWMEXICOTOOAY I • AS THE WORlD TURHS j(Fnanday~ , 11:)) RELlGX>tIS PAOGIWIMIHG £) OAYSOFOURUV£$ •, CHRISlltAS SHOWS (YON.) MORNING AS THE WORlD TURNS a:w ~ CHRlSTMASATWASKIHGTOHCATHEDIW. e Christmas Day service Irom the Washington AFTEflHOOH Cathedral In the nation', capItal will be celebrated . b the Rev. CanonCharlesA. PeIlY. (flO min,.) : CHRlSnIASATWASaIIGTOHCATHEDRAt. 1t$ REUGJOUS PAOGIWIIIIHG 8:)) • POUSHiJAERICAH CHRISTMAS l talking , OVEREASY • t,O) 10 BEAHHOUNCED ,· ~r£WS 11:0) THE PEACH BOWL EUFE10lNE THE PEACH BOWL about • BlUE-GRAYBOW1.(Fllt.) Purdue Unive'~lIy vs Georgia Tech 12;)) REUGIOUS POOGIWIMttO . I\ OVERWY • TV 00CT0RS "1aUPOHAct.ASSlCIUOIU AFTalHOOH PRIME TIME SCHOOl. TELEVISION • JOI{ER'SWKJ) • ILOVELUCYIEXCJ'ON.) , GUXltNG l.JGHT "Vou must not indUlge him. Use strict diSCIpline W,TCHGAI.IE 12:!» §AESTA9OWlPARADE: from the beginning. Your son must become a man 1:03 ~ClUB 1:31 AESTAOOWl. of profound and comprehensive understanding." £DOCAn()HAI.PAOORAWW+HG(UHTlt'OO) eLA Vii Arkansas These were the insUuctions for raising the future ~ AHOTHERWORtO King of England, Edward VII, given to his parents, FlHIAHOREPAlUT(lIOH.) 2:0) ._AIIOWLHSA BASKETBAll . Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, by their advisors ·UGEllEAALHOSPlTAl HSABASl . ' ,.~., .- .• ~~" .,,'1'. " , .."." ," ,~,,,, .-<,- .,' ,c·....·, '" ': ' ." c'--· ,"" ,. .,. .- ." ,. -., . Page 4 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News Television Schedule for the Week of Dec. 25 through Dec. 31 Ul ,0 MARY TYLER MOORE pe 0/ his own age and Inleresls. (R) NEWS suspecting crowd 01 Fourth of July picnickers, (2 C"ROSSROAOS AND COURAGE 8:30 RISE AND BE HEALED NEW MEXICO REPORT hrs.) DATING GAME WE INTERRUPT THIS WEEK 12:15 NEWS 8:30 LAY WITNESS FAMILY FEUD 12:~ I WE INTERRUPT THIS wea< ONE DAY AUTIME AOSSBAGL£YSHOW '00 700 CLUB I BONANZA TAXI , A series 01 disallPoinllnenlS could end In the best VISIONS Christmas eyer for Ann and the girls. if they ~an 1~ , MOVlEo(REUGIOUs-DRAMA)' e sexy voice on lhe answering service triggers Pr;a,an!"lle WrItten and dHected by Ken Locker avoid frostblle and starvation in their 'scenic holiday ,Slullnd DIlId"I. Alex's romantic instincts, and her 1I11uring manner d"O 'ilc~1 PolLn thiS ImpreSSIOnistic him delves mto cabin.' 2:~ 7WCLUB prompts hIm to arrange adinner dale. (Rl tne rr.M 01 a yeung girl who, follOWing her grand· i:CO UFE IN THE SPIRT 3::1 LIFE IN THE SPIfUT 8:45 • LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 'TI01~", S sudden death. begins 10 live out hel I tOO PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LMNG DICK CAVen SHOW 'NORLDAHARGE deep~Sllantasles 190 mlns I 4:10 NEWS OICKCAvmSHOW uesl. Professar Peter Schlckele. Frederlc~ La~er, o UTIlE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE IIi) NEWS 4:» ROMPER ROOM , uest: Sir Alfred belter known as ~'ll,oa)s , Freddie laker ollaker AirwaYS. 7he lind Ihe Ingalls lamlly busily galhellng , lOVE EXPERTS 5:00 THREE STOOGES; lITTL£ RASCAlS g,lt~ I)r eac~ other despite ashortage 01 money and LOU GRANT CINEMA SHOWCASE • \.OnIUSI'Jn aOoullamoly plans 160 mms I , STARS.KY AHDHUTCH ' IIllie Newman's moving story about a homeless ST~Y AND HUTCH \ OfCK CAVen SHOW family winds up with asurprising twist (R; 60 mlns.) Iars~y's , FAST LANE BLUES i:30 ROSS BAGlEY SHOW • wild driving In ahlgh·speed chase ends In §F~ST lANE BLUES a collision that sends Hutch to the hospital with a ASCCAP'OONED HE blac~out, A (,yndetlng c'eN 01 hand,plcked ayerage VISIONS memory and Slarsky begins a bedside Amer,r,ans hit the roall,n acroSHounlry auto race ; THE TONIGHT SHOW vigil recounUng their exploits hoping he can jog SlalS Bert Par~s BaIt Braverman (60 mlns ) , MOVIE o(COMEDY-DRAMAI'" EVEHlMG HiJtch's memory back. (R; 60 mlns,) 9 MONDAY NIGHT ATTHE MOVIES Enchantment"l~ . 18 HEWS «!l MAS H , LOVE EXPERTS I CSSLATEMOVIE t:~ IE) THE WHITE SHADOW 10:00 000 NEWS 1:00 _ ORAL ROBERTS AOSSBAGLEYSHOW ~~e lowering CooltdgF gets abig heall alter he wins -s-Tf&TSOF SAN FRAHClSCO SOUNDSTAGE ABCCAPTIOHEO NEWS d :ovrnamenl lrophy anll an unscrupulous agent , e Downb~1 Jazz Awards' eo.tlOSled by Chick tHETONIGHTSHOW tO:30 MACNElllEHRER REPORT MOVIE-(IIY$TERY.coMEOY)"~ seM~ an allunng girl 10 persuade him 10 lurn pro (60 THE TONIGHT SHOW Corea and Thad Jones, 'Soundslige' brings mlns, Guest host John Davidson. (90 mins.1 together lhe ten jazz.rock musicians voted best ·In "1140 7Jl , M~CNEll LEHRER REPORT o POUCE STORY the 42nd Down Beat MagazIne Readers' Poll, (60 CBSl.AlC M RUIDOSO RADIO AT 1360Khz WITH -A.P. NEWS ON THE HOUR -A NICE VARIETY OF MUSIC -TILL SUNSET EVERY DAY 7." ". ! .. •. ,~~., ,','" ''''.-'''-'--'~'--''.'- -.•. ' ...... '-.. ".~, ...~r<,..,.. ""~"'-'~"<""""'-;\l"- ,- , ;., • Ruidoso [N. M.l News - PageS • • I - I . ., ~AR·B-Q The package store opens at 10 p;m. and1 PIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP For food,servl.ce and atmospliere yoo'Ul SONNY'S hall all your favorite brands including an "DOD~" By ~~ker'i ~~en" not SOOQ forget, :lfep Into· the Tinnie tlme ."iiii.:cOOk'cilJ,\ar.:B:Q" elCcellentselectioll of wines and fn)porte~ ~tecl Acmss F..~m . . machine and turn the crock back to true' up~rpo;.fOtfJCejlook beer. DIQner, served frpm 5:30 p.m. until,' The Telepbone Office dlntns pleasure. .. . . PbOlle %57.SC57 10:3D p.m., offers steaks of. the finest }thane %51-553$ Sonny's Bllr~J:J-Q welcQmes yOIl to an old . quality, lobster, sl!rlmp, chicken and' Dixie Cream Donut Shop offers the moSt Jashi.o~ed atmospbe~ of Sllwdust covered more. Live eQtertainment from 8:30 p,m. taste tempting dellght.'l avaUable in the INN CREDIBLE bat.f).q I:3\) YOU Ruidosoarea~ .floors and deliclous with all the' until a.m. invites to just sit back From, 'blueberry donuts, RESTAURANT~SALOON· trimmings. Menu selections include sliced and listen or enjoy all evening of dancing. ~crea.!'! f.'U~~. e~alt'S, ~ :~£~At!al.L'l ..;!!!:' PA(;KAGESTORE Ina~on roUS, every bite Is mouth waterJrJg;J beef, chopped beef,.ham, nbs snll Pollsh . NOTTINGHAM'S DELI .Call In ah'ead of tlIne for· parties and 44l"amWes Love IU" ~usage. Choose a generous helping of "EplcureanDeUgbtll" order ctlkes or large orders prepared to: Across FromHighCoun1ryLodge eatlS, p~to salad, cole slaw or spring. 25~ Sudderth Drive spedfil::atlons. Cream Beside Alto Lake-Hwy. 31 salad to completeyour meal. your The DlxIe lJbone~l Phone ahead for takeout oreers 237- PboDe~7·221S Donut Shop opens eady early for your: ~7. Order any day of the week e' t A dell,gbtful taste treat awaits you at. convenience, so come by soon and enjoy aD WhIle everyone's storming Ruidoso, Mondaywheriwearec1osed xcep Ruidoso s newest! Located In midtown, thelrvarlaUons of gootHes. escape to the calm of Alto's Inn Credible ..• Nottingham's DeU and Catering features Restaurant, Saloon and Package Store. 13 delectable deUsandwJches and two Located five mlles north of Ruidoso acr(lSS INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS .~ . .dlfferent-flot entrees dally. Take outorders' from .the High Country Lodge, the Inn • are welcQme and their catering service "New MexJco's Omy Credible offers superb entertainment and KINGS SUPPER CLUB Complete ~ury FacUlty" cal? offer anything from formal dfnlng Reaon speclaUzes In fine food and your favorite 4&RuldOllo's UJllque Restaurant arrangements for 140 to breakfast ror two Owned and Operated by mixed drfnks or package goods. John and & OocktaU Louuge" In your condomInium. . the Mescalero Apacb:e TrIbe Dottie Hall invIte you to bring the famUy Package S~ore 3.5 MUes South of RuIdoso Oll the out any evening except Monday, for a 2000 Sudderth Drive On Wednesdays they feature an aU·yuu· Homelands of reaUyspeclaltreat-tbelrh~clder! Phone251-(ilBl can-eat Mexican Buffet and on Fridays an The Mescalero Apacbe TrIbe Located on Sudderth Drive near mid· aU·youo(l8n-eat Oriental Feast, each . Pbone m.S14t "" town Ruidoso, Kings Is the place for a servedfrom 5:aG p.m. untU 8:00 p.m. The Inn of the Mountain Gods provIdes CvUSfNSrEAT1NG HdUSE, complete evenIng. The rood Is greal, the' Nottingham's Is open from 11:00 a.m. guests everyamenlty of luxury living SALOON AND DISCOTHEQUE service Is second to none and the en unW 9:00 p.m. Tuesday through saturday 'surroWlded by 460,000 acres of umpolled "GoodFood, Good DrlnIctGwdMUllc,i tertainment Is tops. and closed Sunday and Monday. forest. . PaebgeSlore Spacious acccmmodations orfer a 3. Mfiea North on1IIgbway31 fMItaStlCs view or the lake and ShuTa _ . Pbone %5702950 Banea. upcrb wlnlng and dining In the Dinfng at CousIM' is a Wllque, relaxed lush dinIng room will deUght the choosIest. experience with courtesy and service jl.l3tj *******************************~. of gourmets wJth a wide selection of wfncti apart of theIr outstanding otter. * . and mixed drfnks and flrie steaks and You are invIted to relax wftll A CAPRICORN 't' ~ seafood. Live entertainment Is featured on refreshing cocktail while contemplating. i i • (Ofl:.m~r 23 " January 19) Your vitallly Is high. This Is * the mcztanlne floor In the Inn. .. ,_...... ' - • ! ...... ~-- . -:; ". .,.--. . . Page 6 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News Television Schedule for the Week of Dec. 25 through Dec. 31 00.. NEws philandering truck dRYer, wIlo, unknown to .• . o OVER EASY everyone except some jewel thIeves has hauled ~ NEW MEXICO REPORT whom ~9 nnds attractive taltes ashine 10 him. (RI ; DlCKWRK'SLNEWEDNESOAY around alortune In stolen gems. (R·60mlns.) 12: 5 NEWS 'DAYI)CASSI)Y~UNOERCOVER . . CAMPUSCRUSADEFORCHRlST Ul MAXMORAIS ' 1 ROSSBAGLEYSHOW BARNABYJOflES • WEDNESOAYNIGHTMOVIE THE WAGES OF COHGRESS BOtWIlA HAWAlFJVE.O CROSS wrrs t.OO THE ROCK 12:••45 NEWS promising young singer's potential for stardom, 1:30 THE WAGES OF CONGRESS IlICKCAVETTSHOW 110 • NEWS Ignites 'three-way battle among Steve McGarrett, hiS program is apresentation of the elements 01 uests: Polllical cartoonists Bill Mauldin, Pat 1;30 MOVE~MUSICAL-IIIOGfWIHICAl."· Ihe dreaded HawaIIan crlmesyndlcale known aslhe. debate related to the passage 01 the new ethics Oliphant and Edward Sorel, Part I. JoIIoII SlnaaAQlln" 1. Kumu and the organized gangland olthe mainland's code In the House and Senate. as expressed by I GRfATPERFOIlMAHCES 2:00 ~a.ulf Wesl Coast, GUIlsl star: Yvonne Eiliman. (Pl.1 of a man~fthe Congressmen who were Involved. ABC NEWS ClOSEUP 3:10 THE fIOCl( lwo-part episode; 6Omlos.) • • MARY TYl.fR MOORE ABC NEWS ClOSEUP WORLD AT wm I:JI I NORMAN VINCENT P£ALE ADEL SOl ' he PolIUcs Of Torture' ABC News will examine 4:10 NROMPEREWS...... AUIOSTffEAVEN DATING GAME President Carter's human rights policy and Its el. 4:30.....,. AUIOSTHEAVEN· MATCH GAMe fects on U.S. aJlles. ABC News cameras travel to 5:00 THREESTOOGESj UTTL£ RASCALS er dylnlJln an automobile accident, David Leland 7:00 700 ClUB Chile, Iran and the Phllllpines 10 tell the story of Is assigned 10 a team of angels thai staff the GREAT PERFORMAN<:a human rights and the slorles of the victlms 01 torture «t:h d . ~D heavenfy crisis cenler, ~ere they work"to prove plsode Four. 'Mournlng Becomes Electra: An Act and oppression. (60 mlna.) \ urs ay themselves b8fore being admitted to paradise. of Justice' Orin and lavinia admit 10 the murder 01 lit HEWS ..: ~ Slars: Eva Gabor, Robert Hays. Captain Brant. Their horrified mother shoots herself UM: EXPERTS aIrUIllI> I:CO I MANNA In her grief. The orphaned children go oil to Ihe t.3O ROSS BAGLEY SHOW ...... IlICKCAVETTSHOW South and return yearly to see their respective ABC CAPtIOHED NEWS uesls: Political cartoonists Bill Mauldin, Pal lovers. 160 mins.) : THE TONlGHTSHOW Ollphanland Edward Sorel, Part II. . o l!'CKCI»J('SLNEWEDNESOAY MOVIE- • ~= ~. --:--"'~. ....,,_-:'".__.===_d4 wO> .,,----.,.••• '" '- •• ,C e, ,S,.,", ,,,4}t¢._.¥ a:;, eo, .·.·,_·c.. ,,·=·· '''dC,.a C,_".&,- "',l .. ,q, .. :t. __ l,dL.. q '" J.4.4 ~. ,,'., a =::..•, ..... _ -- __ eo .'J '. -, " , I . '~~;t': i' ":"'R~irl~j{i';; ~J M,·(N~'tis. . "R TOOLS • PANELING. • CONCRETE. PRODUCTS ROOFING • INSULATION • PLYWOOD .TRUSSES . . ... FREE ESTIMATES .. ' ...... FREE DELIVERY IN RUIDOSO• AREA MON·FRI • •• ~,. -".--, ...... ,... 7 to 5 HOME CENTERS . ", SAT·7 to 4 masler charge ~ ,.., .".'1." I~ • 378·4494 I THill HOME PEOPLE' • • • • • f . -".-- .. "...... , \1 . Page 8 - Ruidoso [N, M.l News Television Schedule for the Week of Dec. 25 through Dec. 31 THAT NASHVILLE MUSIC members of Ihe Royal Shakespeare Company and · 0 ABC NEWS Glenda JaCkson in a lale 01 disillusionment and IclNIMALS. ANIMALS, ANIMALS; SCHOOL. EVENING IJAATY ROBBINS SPOTLIGHT stress in amarital relationship, 12 hrs.) 5:00 WARREN ROBERTS PRESENTS ABCNEWS f!) LMNG YOUR RELIGION GRIN AND AEPAJR IT NEWS mFACETHENATION Guest: Rep. Louis Stokes, (D.Ohio) MUPPElSHOW MOVIE 1COMEDY]'" 8:00 ICl,~~~:rJ1:ETeW:-PIOHSHIP SKAnHG, ueSl Pearl Bailey l NI Marlal" lues Bllgllle Bardot, Jeanne Moreau, 10:00 ACTS 29 ~b- 9 STUDIO SEE An orphaned daughlel 01 an Irish rebel teams up COMPOSITE · 0 HEEHAW With a musIc hall singer ana logether they take up MEET THE PRESS This program presents the lop skaters Irom the ; LAWRENC£ WEU< SHOW the cause 01 the down·trodden peasants 01 Soulh STUDIO SEE U.S" Canada and Europe In a grand exhlbl\lcm 01 I JIM MY SWAGGART Ameflca :2 hrs, 30 mlns ) msUES AND ANSWERS experts. Some fealured performers InClude Tal CBS NEWS 10:150 NEWS ABETTERUFE Babilonla and Randy Gardner (U.S.I, LIsa Marll1 , FACE THEHATJOH Allen (U.S.), Susan Orlano (Italy), Stacy Smith and 5 Jt 6 ECONOr.llCAll YSPEAKING 10:~ 0 HOUOAY STAR TElETHON FOR CEREBRAl tlEWS PALSY ORAL ROBERTS John Summers (U,S.). and David Santee (U,S" OW among others, (60 mlns,) o FREEST'l'LE ThiS 22·l\oul lelethon IS oroadcast live Irom 10:.JJ ORAL ROBERTS WRESTliNG §TURNABOUT OTTO: ZOOGORlUA o H<)lIywood and New Yor" John Riller Will be the , HARDY80YS ~OSI ,n HOllYWOod and Dennis James ano Paul An'a 'Close-Up Margarel Meaa' ThiS program lealures a conversation with the anthropologist belore her HARDY BOYS w,ll host In New York Stars 01 sIage, screen death In a film porlra,t called 'Margarel Mead, oe and Frank Hardy find themselves In troubled h'ENING leleVISlon ano SPOils w,ll Jorn the hosls ,n prOViding l Portral( of aFllend.· waters menaced by killer sharks and a rUlhless enlella,omen, 10 raise lunds lor the light agalnSI ,erebrdl palSy o Nfl '78 (PRE-uAMEI murderer who crosses pallls wllh Joe's beaulilul fREESTYLE fiancee. (Pt.1 01 alwo-part episode; R) 600 61OOCU,lB ffi) MOVIE -{COMEOyt'" "The Nully ProleSSOl" IgsJ , PORQUE tJ THE BIG EVENT REPORT FAW SANTA FE a 9 106 Q MOVIE 1WESTERN.iJRAMAj'" I rn TO BE ANNOUNCED (Ii) 60 MINUTES o KING ORANGE JAMBOREE PARADE "forI F&w DoUI,. More" lQe7 11:00 l:ORAL RIDGE PRESBYTERIAN WTOBEANNOUNCEO ~ f" 'JdfJ<:J"Jld dr1r:1le~'I{o UgGdm~ Will ue ()' t,d'lj~,t' 1100 700ClUB WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW II .'T', f v'1. "; 'ep0" 00 Ir'l' 4;1~ Jnr u.1 Call";,, of ! AMERICAN FOOTBALl CONFERENCE , HEWS [ 7:00 WASHINGTON WEEK lH REVIEW HII', ~dlJtdr' 160 rTllflS I YOFF I AMERICAN SHORT STORY COMMANDERS 0 NEWS JUKEBOX Houston Oilers or Denver Broncos vs New England • BATIlESTARGAlACTICA , KiNG ORANGE JAMBOREE PARADE Palnols , HEE HAW HONEYS II.JJ COLUGE BASKETBALL fJ BATTlESTARGALACTICA 1 Pcollc Dame vs KentuCkl REBOP A lI11mmerlng star guides tile Galacllca to the bir I SPIDER-MAN o SHANANA . ARST BAPTIST CHURCH thplace ot humanlly where Commander Mama and THREE STOOGES §TELETHON COHTlNUES ~ o MOVIE -{ORA"'A)'" Apollo Irace the turbulent history 01 their ancestols e 0 GOVERNOR'S REPORT o AMERICAN fOOTBALl. CONFERENCE and sLlIVive a confronfation wllh the Cylons.IR; • "G"ONG SHOW "Raoture" lues fiery 12:00 t WE INTERRUPT THIS WEEK Il[AYOFF 6Omlns.1 11 ae BEAtm CONTEST 11~ 12:11 I PTl PROGRAY 0 WAUITREETWEEK (Ii) ALlIN THE FAJAllY lAAATY ROBBINS SPOTLIGHT 12:.Jl THE LESSON 'rhe Year Ahead Hosl LOUIS Rukeyser meo MINUTES COMEDY SHOP o WAUITRWWEEK 7 00 TO BE ANNOUNCED KUP'SSHOW TElETHOHCONTlHUES SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY HEWS 7~ WALl SmEET WEEK WELCOME BACK, KOTTER II AlICE 1:00 REX HUMBARO WELCOME BACK. KOTTER AFTERHOOH 8:00 ABIRTHOAYPARTYfOAJOSEFSTRAUSS • ha~ ~ome GUHSMOftE • abe Koner elplalnlnQ 10 do al home allllr 1:~ STAR TREK embers ollhe VIenna Slale Opera and the VIenna he I~ sllen ~ISSlng Ihe prelty an teacher In hIS url Marllal'(60 mrns J BClyS Choir JoIn COnduclClr WillI BOSKOVSKY AND classroom IRI THE Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra loceleblalllihe ; UFEUHE o JM)VJE -(COIIEDYj", 12:00 §WORlD OF PEHJECOST nau. Sklp" 1151 . GREATPERFORMANC£S 15Ol/l blrtMay ofcomposer Josef Strauss, (00 mlns.) OOUY PARTON SHOW lsode four, 'Mournlng Becomes Elecllil: An ACI o AN EVEHlHG OF CHAJolPlOHSHIP SKATING, • SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE ~~ o Jusllcf}' Orin and uvlnli admit to tile murder of \fa.r.- SPIOEJl..UAH f TE1.E1'HOH COHT!HUES CaplaJn Branl. their Iloullled mOlller slloo'sllerself • II SUNDAY NIGHHIOVE guillbic wIdow, 811 elpen In psychIC rcsearch and 3;(0 lARRY lEA PRESEHTS In her grlel, The orplwled children go 011 10 the ; SWORDOFJUsnce a private 100 ot wrld anomais combine 10 confuse ~ AGRlCULTUREU.s.A. South and relurn yearly to see their rcapecUve t . I . ~. , " .. ;' MOIDAY" . " '" ' .. - '. .FRIDA. , Y; '.7 SAIURDAY: '.6 SUNDAY: 11.$-- • , 'Discover . , .' '. . . , • ! • • ....~ •• .~ ""'-.~, '~ •••,.If'.:..t. • • • • •• •••• • . """'''' • • •• PIICES lOOD IHI.,. 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