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OUR 52ND YEAR IJJI)OSO 50 CENTS RUIDOSO, NEW MEXJCO • W E D N E S I) A Y, J U L Y 8 ' 1998 ISSUE NO. 14 • 30 PAGES
Proposed adult video store Parading through the streets meets concerted opposition • Ruidoso Planning and Zoning No one under 18 would be chamber would "do whatever commissioners on Tuesday allowed in the store, she told is necessary to keep this type unanimously denied building the commission, and the of business" from opening. pennits for the shop planned at hours of operation would not 15 09 Sudderth Drive. be later than 10 p.m. The Scilla Uhl, who lives in store's windows would be cov one of the 19 apartments BY ToNI K. LAxsoN ered, she said. behind the proposed shop, RUIDOSO NEWS !>TAFF WRITER "No children would be said fainilies there were con able to see in the shop," Clark cerned about the store's A proposed adult video told the commissi9n. impact on safety in the neigh store on Sudderth Drive ran Hugh Hanagan was the borhood. into a wall of opposition first of many to speak out Thesday. against the shop, saying that Maria Amaro, a single About 35 people carne to he lived in Roswell but owned mother in the neighborhood, the Ruidoso Planning and two lots in the neighborhood suggested the building be Zoning Commission meeting of the proposed business. An used instead for a business 1\Jesday to oppose Wendy adult video store would hurt that caters to children, saying Clark's proposal for an adult the area, and shouldn't be on a there were a lack of such shop at 1509 Sudderth Drive. main street in Ruidoso, a enterprises in Ruidoso. Commission members tourism town, he said. agreed with the m ~SPORTS ~HOME & FAMILY li> WEATHER Afternoon . !}> DNDfEX Ruidoso Downs .Former Mayor thunder Classifieds ...... 4B Mini Page ...... 3B racing as healthy as Jerry Shaw through Crossword ...... 6B Opinion ...... 4A Deaths ...... ·... ]A Sports ...... 6A a horse? - You bet restores some the week Home & Family ... I B Real estate ...... 48 I..etterY> ...... 4A What's happening .. 28 PAGE 6A history Movies ...... 2B Weather ...... 2A PAGE 18 PAGE 2A ---- ___ .__ ZA WEDNESDAY, jULY 8, 1998 LOCAL NEWS 'WEDNESDAY ~ lli8l> ....82 RUIDOSO'S •. •UW ... 53 Plans dropped. for carwash in Sierra Mall THREE-DAY '4 • johnny Dwbam niiw tmends apace· k 'a.., mall parking lot: financial agreement haS been programa offered at the uujver. ,,,...,. ~ to build his drive~ ca,... Smitp~ sQ,id Tuesday, adding reached between the university sity's Ruidooo branch, Miller . ' ' ' WEATIIER thunderstorms wash at Porr and Me,;hemlirives.. that::t~>e:Y.. may negotiate with and !3mith and Durham said.. 'fbose plana ·in~~ a Ocholll fi>ilcthe lease. regarding the lease. pendin'jt •GED and wemlie.to- "We think we have a better Miller said he was not Work program 12-15 percent OmooK BY TONI K. LAxsoN JtUIDOSO N.EWS location, now, anyway," ~th authorized to release the new fall clan~ and several said ,of the rougQjy l.ll-acre site amount or terms of tl>e agree- new degrees, J!4i]ler sam . on the nortbwest'liorner of !'on-. ment, aclt!!_nlr that another uni- Prior to approval the 'fuuRsDAY H;gh ... 112 fRIDAY H;gh ... 83 Plana to build a car wash in ;.r Low ... 62 Low ... 62 front of the Eastern New Durham and Smith on varsity ofticlal soon would be relocated earwash Smith and Mexico University at the Sierra Tuesday ~ved ali'proval able to pnMde that infunna- Durham told .,.,;.,..issionero Mall have been DIOVed down from the Ruidoso Planning and tion, the new facility would use Zoning Commission for the "'t haS been finalizsd '"it is about gallons of water the road. relocated carwash. Durham, supposed to be official to:rnor- 44 per thunderatonns-~ The. formerly f011tBntlous following the VDte, echoed row," Miller said of the agree.. car ~ and that "':'att;r" con carwash, which opppnents said Smjth'in that they were work- ment. servation was a pnonty for would limit the' collitge's ability ing with the university to "We are pleased and wish them. . . to expand, will now be located resolve the issue of the Sierra Mister Durham well in his Tanks will be inatalledfor a next door at the corner of Porr Mall lease. business interests. This allows water recycling system at and Mechem, the owners said. That lease, which is not him to proceed with his lluoi- three-lane car ~· though WEATIIER 1\LMANAC 'We never wanted to get tied to any pa'rti.cular location, ness and the university to pro- that system, estimated to cost into a confrontation," said was a sore point with universi- ceed with its expansion plans. $30,000-$40,000, may not be 'Ruidoso Readings Hftlb Luw Predp. Nonnan Smith, who is building ty oflicials because Durham And 1 just hope both parties· installsd for one or two years, Friday 77 51 .07" the drive-through car wash and Smith intended to build a will be supportive of each other Durham said. Saturday 78 53 .20" with Johnny Durham, owner of carwaab in front of the school. in the future." 'The technology will not be Sunday 81 53 .03" Sierra MOtors. They still own a ENMU to Monday 88 54 .02" Jim Miller, school ad.m.in:is- intends continue ready for at least a year,• lease for a 10,000-square-f- trator, said Tuesday evening a expanding classes, degrees and Durham told the commission. Rqlonoi-Wednestlay Hftlb Luw -... Albuquerque 92 66 Thunderstorms El PBBO, TX. 96 73 Thunderstorms COMMISSION: no commission approval was needed for the fireworks Lubbock, TX 98 73 Thunderatorms Continued from page 1A open flame ban resolution. ment is manned by volun- commission to approve an Midland, TX 100 74 Thunderstorms "In my opinion, we could- £eers, the equipment and fire ordinance spelling out the Apache Reservation ac:ljoining n't rescind, because it wasn't stations belong to the county. rules. Ruidoso. · on the agenda," Howell said. Theta Smith, director of "It's too ambiguous for Because the resolution A representative of the Spencer, said, 'IUesday a everyone," she said. "We need wasn't a law, the theater did Spencer at the meeting told donation will be made to the guidelines and that way there n't need commission approval the commission professionals ftre department. won't be mass confusion." for the fireworks display, would handle the fireworks She estimated less than 50 Before any ordinance can Nunley said. But it did need display, Nunley said. cars were parked outside the be passed, a hearing will be No briW.t plam:L'i have: been visible in the evening .sky all the Bonito Volunteer Fire "We were told that theater grounds to view the conducted when groups can STARI>ATE spring. One finally comes into view in early July. but you•n Department to agreed to sta Longhorn in Roswell was look- fireworks put on for a private argue in front of the commis have to do some planning to catcb it. Look 1'01" Mercury shin ing low abovo: the west-nonhwestem horizon in late twilight. tion units at the site in case of ing for some shooters," he group inside. sion for. exceptions to a fire lt"s well to the lower right of the ~tar Regulus. The best time 10 fire and for Sheriff Tom .said. "'We also were told they • She had lined up a compa- works ban, such as the display try for- it is about an hour after suru.et. Mercury ...,15 !iOOll after Sullivan to send deputies to would be low level f:areworks, ny to handle the display, but put on annually by the that. handle traffic control, if case not more than 100 feet in the when it looked like the weath- Carn'zozo "olunteer F•'re the public showed up to watch· air." ., er might not cooperate, the v• the display from the highway, Because it was a private company went with other Department. he said. party, commissioners wanted assignments. But Howell said he's does- Although Sullivan had the theater to donate to the '1 was on the telephone all n't favor taking a chance. some hesitation, because the volunteer fire department to day trying to find someone. "'If people want to watch party was private, Howell said compensate for the stand-by We had one professional and fireworks, they can go to if a public road is affected, time and equipment use. others from our support staff Alamogordo and White traffic control is needed. "I don•t know what the and security," she sa1d. ''He is Sands," he said. ''We have too Commissioner Monroy procedure is, but if this was a an independent who has been much to lose here." .. . Montes propOsed two motions, private party, I would under doing this for some time, but The situation never would . -- which failed to pass. One was no conditions support using is not with a company. We have become an issue if the •• to approve the fireworks and a county equipment unless they were licensed and had permits state fire board had acted 20 second was to rescind the were compensated," Howell for the display." days before the holiday and said. Although the departw Smith said she'd like the declared a ban, he said. , . .• . . , , . , · . , ,_ , · : .' ,. , . , . , . . . _ .· _ .. . : •- :v"'. ARSON: The suspect has-denied any knowledge of the fire at the'thurch couml5)' of 8111 Rakocy"s WGhoslown 01 Whrte Oaksw Continued from page lA occurred where Grassie either graffiti about the woman was woman (who lives in Las Gold seekers heading for White Oaks. entered her house and removed spray painted on boxcars in Cn1ces) reported his truck had Mormon church. Wl;t.en the an item or attempted' to speak Dexter with red paint. been burned. That s8llle day, woman tried to end t,h~ rek\w with the woman. She also Deputies later determined that Graasie was stopped at a tionship in 1995, Jessen Claims reported observing Grassie Grassie had purchased four Border Patrol check point near Grassie threatened s1,1icide. watching her from his car on cans of the same type of paint Alamogordo in bis pickup. A A glimpse into Lincoln When she tried agairl to break several different occasions. at the K-Mart store in Roswell search revealed a revolver A great many people are it off in January 1998 and told County's past. compiled from going to be convinced that • On May 3, reddish, May22. wrapped in a shirt, a pump her husband, Grassie Was so maroon paint was thrown on • That during the execu local newspapers by Polly E. there is something at White upset, she feared for her safety. action shotgun, binoculars and the exterior walls of the church tion of a search warrant at a plastic container that smelled Chavez. Oaks when the exhibit reaches the agent stated. · in Roswell; on May 19, silver Grassie's house, an ax, a can of El Paso, and it is going to bring strongly of gasoline, Jessen White Oaks Eagle He listed several actioll§l in paint •was thrown on a van brown paint, a 12 gauge shot many of those who see it here the complaint the prosecution owned by the woman and her gun and shells and-several anti stated in the criminal com for the investment of capital contends Grassie initiated plaint. July 12, 1900 husband; on May 12. the van Mormon books were found, as who have been holding for a toward his former lover includw was shot with 12-gauge bird well as silver paint splashed on • That immediate)y after The White Oaks exhibit is favorable opportunity. ing: shot after a break-in oocurred the back of his red Ford pickup the i:are at the Roswell church, nearly ready. The necessary The American Placer Co. is • Hand delivering a letter at the body shop where it was truck. three plastic herbicide contain work for preparation to ship is laying a pipe for five miles long to the president of the Roswell being repaired; on May 23, • Grassie admitted being in ers were found at Grassie's church detailing the sexual his now under way. Three differ to work the rich grounds in brown paint was thrown on the the Alto/Ruidoso area on May home, two empty but smemng tory of woman ent kinds of stones have been Alto Gulch. The big hydraulic the and Grassie. exteripr walls of the Roswell 9f gasoline and a third contain A copy of the letter was found 25. prepared, besides marble, iron, machine and accouterments church and a can of similar • On June 12, an out build ing some gasoline. in Grassie's house during the Grassie denied knowledge gold, copper, sulphur, silver will make about five car loads execution of a search warrant paint was found at Grassie's ing near the residence of the and other metals. of freight. May27. house May 27, according to woman was set on fire by of the fire., Stout was aut of. • That several incidents agents. . arson. town Tuesday and could not be • On May 23, 26 and 28, • On JUJ).e 18, the son of the reached for comment. CRIME: Several house burglaries and car burglaries have occurred recently RUIDOSO NEWS . . Carrizo Canyon Road. chairs from the front of her from Lockney, Texas, reported Continued from page lA Mailing Address: P.O. Box I 28. Ruidoso. NM 88355 Montoya, 23, and a friend, restaurant July 4. A table was someone broke into her 1999 Phone: (505) 257--4001 (800} 857..0955 Fax: (505) 257-7053 Xochitl Hernandez, 23, a stuw moved to the parking lot, but was missing in the house. A Chevrolet 'lfukon about 4:38 e--mail: ruidosonews@:zlanet.com dent at the University of El not damaged, she said. The p.m.. July 5. while it was shoe print was found in the Paso, left the car to go into value of the chairs was esti mud near a gate. parked in front of Rainbow Fun Trackers (amusement mated at $80, Officer Ash Tamara Montes Terr.~nce Vestal In otli~r burglaries record Lake Fun Park. .... J Ext. 18 ed: park). They stated they were reported. A purse left under the pas Publisher Editor • Robert Lavine, 72, of El only gone a half hour, but • Gail L. Campbell of senger seat was missing, as Alto Lodge on Mechem reportw noticed damage to the driver's Capitan notified police that were two c!J.eck. books, two L.aur.o Ctymar. En_ S. . Sports/V _____ ...... _.....______-..t.. _...._ --·- __.. _ .... --- ....._- ---- ___ ...... •• .....______...;. ______~--~~~~--- ______,_- ,...... ,. .. ' - .. LOCAL NEWS WI!DNEsD.\Y, jULY 8, !998 iJA "~ ' ... Ruidoso man attempts ·to elud~. ., police,· arre~ted for alleg~d DWf •. , ·;tlvo aceideD.te occurred · Robert Esbom. Charles Devine. . . . "'(~!~:*"">holiday weekend in Boutte waa cited far They stated in their After chase down Bronco, but Some people Frederick 0. Bonnell In 1978, He became vice Scblia died July 3. Firat Baptist Church of Rui on.May 19, 1927. He preceded president of Ritter Land and The family bas requested doso Downs, P.O. Box 187, her in death in 1967. Ruidoso man wanted in Frederick Owen Bonnell, Development. During the next memorials to the Humane Ruidoso Downs, N .M. 88346. She is survived by two connection with robbery 86, of Alamogordo died July 3 fc;rur years, he supervised the Society of Lincoln County or Mrs. Counts was born . daughterS, Darla Lathan and A former Ruidoao resident; of congestive heart failure. construction of 146 hotel Home Health of Lincoln Sept. 6, 1908 near Melrose her husband Curtis of Rui rooms fl;)l" the holiday Inn de County. while New Mexico still was a William F. Kenney, 38, is want Cremation was handled doso, and Loree Counts, s1ao by Getz Funeral Home of Las Las Cruces and T~e Plaza Mr.. Schlia was born June territory._ She taught school ed in connection with the June of Ruidoso; a Bi~, Opal Mills Cruces. Graveside services Suites. He built O~an's Tav 25, 1929, at Buffalo, N.Y. He for the Leslie family. in White 27 .robbery of the~ Nation were conducted Monday near ern and Brewery fu the Mesil served in the Army during Oaks, after receiving her own of Las Cruces; three grand al Bank north branch in Alam Cloudcroft at the James la Valley Mall and handled World War II. He moved to education at White Oaks and ebildren and four great grand ogonio. Ca,nyon Cemetery. other projects there. Capitan in 1988 from Los a high school degree from ebildren. He's described as five fOot, Mr. Bonnell was born in Mr. Boilllell was preceded Angeles. He was retired from Carrizozo. Arrangements were ben 10 inches tall, weighing about Cloudcroft, Territory of New in death by his wife, Mildred Copley Newspapers in Santa She was Past Worthy died by LaGrone Funeral 155 pounds with blue eyes and Mex~co. Dec. 24, 1911, the Lee, in 1989; his youngest Monica, Calif. . Matron and a 50.,year-plus Chapel of Ruidoso. brown red hair. His hair am1 third of eight ebildren of the son~ Mark Owen in 1990; and He is survived -.,y a sister, member of the Order of the beard may beve been dyed pioneer family of Charles his oldest eon,.Frederick Hyde Joan Pumphrey of Capitan Eastern Star and helped with James Bonnell and Sarah in 1994. and two brothers, Richard F. the Roswell Assembly of Rain Nancy Woodworth black. He was 1aat seen driving Grace (Harkness). He is survived !>,- daugh Schlia of 'Ibnawanda, N.Y. bow Girls. She was a 50-year a 1986 blue Dodge Ram Charg Nancy Bloodworth died at er with New Mexico ~ During World War II, be ters, Margaret B. Ritter and and John R. Schlia of member of the Social Order of Hudspeth Memorial Hospital became general superinten husband, C.W. Buddy Ritter; Dunkirlt, N.Y. Beauceant and was a charter plate 371..JPH. in Sonora, Texas on May 18, · Kenney previously worked dent of the M.R. Prestridge and Sarah F. Bonnell of .AJ.·rangements are being member and past president of 1998. . Lumber Co., which owned Salem, Ore.; and sons N. handled by LaGrone Funeral the Beauceant AssemblY in on radio 8f:lll.ipment in the Rui Her husband, L.P. Blood large timber holdings and the LeRoy Bonnell and wife, aally Chapel of ~doso. Roswell. She also was past doso area, police officials said. former Breece · Sawmill. In of Alamogordo, his special Royal Matron of Amaranth, worth, is son of the founder Anyone· with information, 1946~ he became a partner, caregi,ers, and George R. LoueUa C. Counts served as president of the Rui and first editor of the Ruidoso should. contact the Ruidoso general manager and general Bonnell and wife, Georgia of doso Gardea Club from 1971 News. Mrs. Bloodworth had Police Department. at 257- superintendent. Cloudcroft; 12 grandebildren VJSitation was conducted to 1973 and also was a mem been involved in the ranch 7365. He served from 1947 to and four great grandchildren. Sunday for Louella Crenshaw ber. of the Tularosa Garden industry of West 'Thxas for 61 1950 ou the Alamogordo City Memorial contributions Counts, 89, of Ruidoso ·at Club, the Hospital Auxiliary years, raising fine wool sheep Commission, then again from may be made to the Fred 0. LaGrone Funeral Chapel. in· Ruidoso and Roswell, of the for the food and fiber the Advertise 1953 to.. L961. Ouring the sec and Mildred Lee Bonnell Funeral Services were Mon Hondo Valley Extension Club nation. . . ond series of terms, he helped Scholarship, Box 3590, NMSU . day at first Bap~ist Church in and an ~lye mell\ber of. the She ·is·· survived by her acco~plished "t4e. acquisition in the Foundation Inc., Las Cruces, Ruidoso DO;WnSoand ..graveside. Roswell P. T.A. husband of Sonara, Thxas; of the Bonito Lake water N.M. 88003. services followed at the She worked with the rights for the city, one of the Cedarvale Ce.metery in White Counts Mercantile Store in sons Chris Berger of Irving, . classifieds. greatest endeavors of his life Oaks. Tinnie and was a florist in Texas and Larry Berger of Call Suzanne to ensure the future of Alam James Schiia Rev. David Jordan oft'iciat- . Ruidoso before retiring. She Austin, Texas; stepsons Buck ogordo, according to family Committal services for ed. . lived ii\ ·the Lincoln County, Bloodworth and Lee Blood 257-4001 members. James Schlia, 68, of Capitan Mrs. Counts died July 2 in Ros',V8ll and Tularosa· areas worth of Midland, Thxas; and at In 1964, he joined the will be conducted at a later Ruidoso. The family . has sinee '.lin 7. a close triend, Jaye "Butch" Ruidoso News Otero County State Bank of date at the Capitan Cemetery. requested memorials to the She married Loren Counts Campbell of Sonora. Alamogordo as a member of ' . the board of directors and vice president. His knowledge of Selected Verticals, Woods, area real estate and market p== • ~ values served his many cus & tomers. In 1970, Mr. Bonnell ~· ~aux Woods, Minis Shades 60% O~F ·~ was promoted to senior vice New Drapery & Bedspread Fabric Samples president of Security Bank & have arrived!! ~····· Trust of Alamogordo,. and in GOLF CLI.IC 1973, he became executive vice president. He retired in 1976, after making 25 percent L ~ e~·O/t-a,iAY't/ S/ $ f;u,dw,d of all Cree Meadows of the bank's loans to ~700 Mechem • 257-2350 • Jira Plaza that time. Country Club Monday - Friday CompiJing With oar Village•s July 13-17 Rre Restricdons. no outdoor 8:30-9:30 a.m. bar-b-aaes. Na•cv has $40 per child been cooking Indoors. 257-58 I 5 t:o register iat she has reached her boiling uoim!!! ~a'o"' rAL Du~r!•'Y · JULY s-13 If she had a natural gas grill she could be a good citizen Trees, Shrubs, Bedding Plants New Mexico Chile Products and cook out doors too. (Annuals & Perennials) 50% Off Pottery and Garden* Accessories. Gel naruraJ qas ant1 s1mmer £I own tast 20-60% Off. OVER $100,000 WORTH OF INVENTORY Premium Hanghig* Baskets Call your friends a~: Were $16.95 REDUCED IN PRICE!!! Zia Natural Gas • '}07 Shott Drive • Ruidoso Downs \\\l NOW$10 ~ ~- ZIA NATURAL 505-3 78-427'7 .::0~ e GAS COMPANY 315 Sudderth Drive Open 7 Days A Week 257·9802 Ruldoso,NM Sa.m.-6 1bll Free 1 -888-873-6863 . '"' . ------·-·- ·- ----·------..- ..·--··..-=··===·-··-=·····-··--·· ' ,.., ... -• ...... ____ _J__~-· ...... --- •.•.• _. ____ .!1 . . . . I . .. ·• .• ' . \ RuiDoso NEWS ...... ' . Pu8uslmD mh!Rv WEDNESDAY ANI:> FRIDA¥- . AT !04 PARK AVl!NUE, RUIDOSO, NEW Mmaco . • Tamara Montes, Publisher tetrarice Vestal, Edkor \· . Keith Green, F.dltorial Adviser ·' CopYJtgbl 1998 OUR OPINION Exit stage right, COffiffilSSlOners• • It was all pretty theatrical. County commissioners gathered last 'l'hursday evening in special ssssion outside the county's Ruidoso sub-office to consider a request to allow a fireworks dis play for invited gueats at a private Spencer Theater party on Independence Day. A little farce came to the fore when nobody bad a key to the county office, so the commissioners (and the public) were locked out--and because of that, Commissioner Rex YOUR, OPINION Wilson, who was going to tune in by phone, couldn't. 'l'be farce edged toward low comedy, or maybe high Mistletoe infection chliogftD ther a property owner nor a or sonia Walksr or Josger veer satire, when Commissioner Wllton Howell reminded What resident of tbe Upper Canyon un~ intotbeir~ · everybody that the county's ban on fireworks had· beo!n Th the editor: 'lb tbe editor: area of Ruidoso. I am, hOwever, I bave a suggestiOn that made in the form of a resolution, which of course carries We own a property near .On Wednesday, July 1, in a takiiig tbe h'bert;y or writing on may help. First of all, change downtown with about 50 Uee&, front - story Linooln Coun bebal1 of all who travel tbe tbe nsme of Maln Bosd. to with it absolutely no force of Jaw or provisiOn for enforce some of which are infected with ty CommisSion Cbairman (L. U Canyon mi Maio Road, Upper Canyon Lan&-- . ;. < ' . 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Missouri, Suite 33; Las Cruces 88001 Alamogordo Showroom ·.~o Basin Eteclmnlca Drew Engineering Radio Commur11<;at10ns 434-8173 .., ...... 257-7885 437-0100 ' ..,..------~--~ ·- - ...... '·J.. • .RUIDOSO NEWS , CAU.U$ ' '· I SporiS edjiOr laull) Cl)'!nel' 6A Wm>NilsuAY, jULY B, 1998 POJP'S Phone: 505-257:.f0111 Scoreboard • ..tl l ·.:. ······•·····•·•••··········•···•·•••• . ': . ,,... ·- Softball all-stars JUlY& Adult softball - Women"s league Games rained out JUNE 30 : Adult~- Men's league games take ce~ter s~age : ' Merchants 18. Grizzlies 11 · Nads :;f:2, Grizzlies 18 Bombers 26. ~~:'~ ~23,Die 9 Amerlcon AH41an- Men Diamondbacks 25, C".iiWno Apache 3 Lance LaMay. Merd'Nints Men:l8rts 21, Casino Apache 1 · Richard Guevara, Merchants A day after the big .boys Bobby SnoWdon, -....,.... JUNE 25 ... Shane Kaydahzlnne, G~ies Adult softbal,- Men's league games battle it out in Major League Lencha Sae~ Grizzles·· Grizzlies 19, EXtreme 14 Baseball's All-Star game, some Extreme 20, Los Amigos 5 Luke Saenz, Griu:lies local players wiD have the Tlno GallegoS. EXtilf!me Merdlants 31, Diamondbacks 11 honor of doing the same in the Nads 20, Mesc. Madness 6 Dewey Kelrer. Extreme Black Ayz 26. Bombers 23 Rlrld9a0 version of the summer ·Leeftoy Page. Exbeme Btac:k F1yz 23. Mesc.. Madness 12 classic. Cisco lopez. Bled. FlyZ , 'll:might, the adult suminer Raymond Martinez. Bli!ldc Flyz Donald Rithardson. Black Avz · Pecking onler softball league's top players, as Sheldon ferTB'1do. Mesc. Mac:kM!5S ················•···········•········ voted by their peers, wiD divide . Jily Garda, Mesc. Madness ·· . into two teams and decide Nitk ~ Mesc:. Madness Partes and Reaeatlon Adult-softball who's the best on the diamond. _,._,._ Men's League Standings through July 6 __ lllom loll L fiJ'. Th, women's league all...tar Kenny Espi110Si1, Nads M-. 18 2 .900 ! game is seli for 7 p.m. on field B. Scotty Ingram, Nads Nads . 14 !f .737 at Eagle Creek Sports Com- Bobby Wdght. Nad• Bombers 13 7 .650 Roy Padlla. ~ben Grizzlies 14 8 .636 troy Padilla,. Bombers Extreme 14 8 .636 ~ioi:=~=~ game RudySalz.BmnbeB Los Amig05 12 1 0 .545 Bepresenting the American Ride Devara. los Amlgos , Blac_k Flyz 11 8 A79 League - will he players Andy Gonzales. Los Amigos • Dlamondbadcs 4 16 .200 George Marquez. Los Amlgos Mesc. Madness 3 17 .150 from the teams of the Diamond SaJs, Jl{o Excuses, Blue Angels Sam Naegle. Diamondbacks casino Apache 0 17 .000 Steve Roth, Diamondbacks and Wild Things. Composing Rick~ Diamondbaclcs -...... -Stand .... """""" Ju\<. the National League all Stars Abraham Chee, casino Apache lllom loll L J!!J: will be players &om the Nathanlal Chee, Crslno Apache Diamond 5als 15 1 .938 Bryan 1i"ea5. Casino Apache Flamingos 14 3 .824 Flamingos, Gray Hawk 11, No Excuses 12 3 .800 Backdraft: and Leftovers, Blue Angeb. 1 9 .438 In the men'S game, the --All4tan- Backdrilft 6 10 .us will Rosie CJees. [)jarilol'ld Sals Grav Hawk n 5 10 .333 American League draw its players from the Merehants, Alida Garda, Diamond Sals WBillhlngs 6 12 333 ICristy Cruce. Olamond Sals J Leftovefs 1 16 .059 Grizzlies, Extreme, Blaek Fl,yz Beckie Martinez, No Excuses and Mescalero Madness_ while Shenie Morin. No Excuses This week the National League will have Sharon Saenz, No Exnlse5 ...... , ...... •...... •.••.. players from the Nads, · Geneva BotellO. Blue Angelo Bombers, Los Amigos, Dia- Rebecca Fossum. Blue Angels roi>AY Carmen Lopez, Blue Angels mondbacks and Casino Jaclde ...... Wild Thi~ Adult suflball - Apache. . Karen Sandoval, Wild Things Village of Ruidoso Adult SoftbaD l.eilgLI& All-Star Games. Women's game at i Three players from each Jennifer Smith. Wdd Things p.m., field a. Men's game folbws. Both team in the league were chosen -AH-- games at Eagle Creek Sports Complex. as all-stars. Then, Rafael ·v.cki Eckefdt. Flamingos Salas, parks and recreation Celeste Franklin, Flamingos Horse radng- director, divided the teams Francine LaMay;. flamingos Ruidoso Downs Race Track,. post time based on their standings into · Brynn Castanon. Gray Hawk II -12:30 p.m., Rainbow Futurity Trials -! .and Aquilina Hemera. Gray Hawk II American National April 'ft!geda. Gray Hawk II leagues. · 1byehavez.Backdraft Coaching the teams will be Bennie Dutchover. Bacb:lraft ~Ram,__;..., :,1 the team managers of the first Rua Simpson. Backdraft ·. .cp Rqinbow Derby.Trials . ... Ailsa Ramirez, Leftovers and second · l>,t'!i!_<..,ams Marie RarnirK. Leftovers ilccordihg M""'t'llit' 'J:Ii~ 22 Dora Velasquez. l..eftovers •• ~~--~:_ •.,:, I league standings. . ,. p.m., Rio Grande Futu~ Trials Last year's all-star contest was a typical slow: pitch soft.. and, Bombers all have shots to On deck ball slugfest. The American finish in the top three. And women. rallied for a 21-11 win don't count out the Blaek Fl,yz who .have reeled oft" four !J - . . • Dllnne~Newt over the Nationals. The '• Girls and women's br IYAtbaD tuumey The Mescalero Fourth of july Radeo drew~ from"""!!!! '11" ~for Its four clays ofbomll ""'"so National League men hsld off straight wins. The Mescalero Community Center is bull riding. team steer ~ng. bareback riding and calf roping.~~ ~this ~racer's ession, thei cam . their Ameriean League. coun Diamond Sals, the two sponsoring a girls and women's basket- expo test of terparts, time defending league champi • baD t9Umament July ~26 at the com petition was fierce ancllnteiiSp. Saturday's skll~ ...... ,..-*"jTObil ~ ':W"' than I 00, ..,.._..say. 20-15. ons, sit atop the wom.en"s munity mntl!r. Cost to enter is $65 per . ' ' League play winds dawn team. Maximum of 10 players per team ""' ,- ~ standings with a 15-1 record. alkMied. Entry deadline is July 17 ._ Three .... HORSE RACING . , . The ra , I 'II • I J I I I I I ' I I F I ' f } I I 1 ' J J I I t I I I 1 ' I ,,• oo ' I_ ' I '' '' ,.r I • I I ' I · f 1" I I ' I • ) r ' . ______....,....__....., __,.:.· ....,· .-~.... -~ ... --.....0:' .... · _ ..... ______,.. _____ ...... _. -·~··' ~·-·•' "~·~·;.·'..;r •. ;;,'..;·';_·;.'..;'~'O.'-'~··;.• ·~·..;· •;;,·'.:.;·J.;,;.-' .~·,_ •.._, ..;·'....;,' ..;·'..;•;;,<.,;:··,f~·;.' ·;.·•~··;.• _,_ .J·~r ...J-~t· ,,-... • ·,f .,-._,,,.r.,,<-,1' .,, ,r •• r .,.. .,.. • ·• • --- • -·- ...... -·-·- .....5;. .. ._ _ ...... -...... _.__ """"_~.L.J~..... ,...... ~-. . / ~ . .. . ,...... -·. . . .. · . ···. ·.~ ...... -, ... , ...... ~·...-.~--~ ,.- •. •'" ...... • 1998 7A ··- •.... '1 ... P,f~,4PIN~ . INPEHNNNT · ~;:.IJ:IT ON THE. . FOfli:Tf.l OF 1fiL'I~ were rimmed with cars ...,d trucks along the Mescalero IApacilte parade route last Saturday as J;lOOPle crowded togeth er to watch floa~, bands, horses and Indian royalty state theiJ; ,-unitt..t. message in the APache fight against illegal alcohol and drugs. The parade was especia~Jy significant, because iunners from eev- er!ll other Apache Tribes .and N &!ions converged oil the reServation ear lier in the week as part of the campaign. . . ,_,,19J_ ...... "'W'ouna Apache childl'en lend their suppon t10 the campaign by r1cling on a float. PHOTOS BY DIANNE STAWNGS R~NilWS A~ plaferwlth the Navajo Nation Band belts out a tune. Children race to gather as much candy as they can after treats are tossed their wa}(. . ~- . -·.·· .. ~------~---~-~------·------...... ------~ ------'_,. . ,. ~ . . . ·~ •'·. ...•...... - ,' .--..... ' . .. - .. &\ WmlomsoAY, }ULY 8, 1998 · REGIONAL NEWS • •• I -I ' The Red' Cross will certify you State gets federal f11ods Masons go public Vets get direct line M~k? i\ilifleeu, and· Kathryn Glesener of the ·bureau, and Be an expert· babysitter to combat forest Ores For the firBt tUne, the 'Lin A direct telephone nwn~er sP<)DSored. by !he New Mexico Federal funds. have been coln County MaeoQa of Oam for the use of military uter- Bureau of Jlljl1e lnspectioJI, is The~ Red ()t;ij,s will babysitting SHURI'INE • Up tn 25% quletllr than III!AVY DUTY Comparable Madala Plates • Pleated Quick-Mount Window Mounting Kit • 115-Valt Operation • Rigid Slide-Out Filler • 3-Speed Fan • Adjustable 4-Way Air Flaw • 5,200 BTU/Hr. Coaling Capacity • Ice And water. Dispenser • 3 Cantlia'{ared Glaas Shalvas . I I • Cl~ar Dell Drawer I • 22 Cu. Ft. • Claar Adjustable Temperature .. Meat Kaepar . Sllda..Out Frozen Food Basket. · t . { . . . . . I •••···••,• D'th ••·•tl' t-ee tbbh·ft:••rt·tn•Nw sf m t'!:r? rfnntr rreme··s a r e·e·n·nennn•=rtft'eft:•enrin··•·e·=·w·er=····=·==·-•·•··wtwaemrne·eee••• I RUIDOSO NEWS ' WmlNEsDAY,jULY 8, 1998 18 . I THE DREAMER .FOrmer mayor.takes.on new.challenge Jerry Shaw works to restore a Ruidoso landmark BYDANSToiiM COI.UMNISl' • Family reunion at aavl"\.~w:; mark on the ~ or · · as a c:ouDilil · the Perry Ranch · IIU!Jiiber and-· J"!")' Shaw aecepted a new chall8nae in Tbe children of. Elzy Perry June - the reatarat1on or one or and Mayme C.,.. Perry ware the o1dsst adobe buildlnp in the COIIlDlUJJiliy. . given a great boost in their "I sold 11\Y COJldomjnjnm in , annual celebration by a fine one month and_I WJ!!' ~ rainstorm--just in tUne. to find a new plaCEf," Shaw said Saturday, July 4th, about during an interview in the livin 120 family membets and groom of the 1930's strqc,ture that has bsoome a landmark on friends were in attendance, Suddsrtb Drive. 'This was in an gathering from New Mexico, - and altb J ' ·- --.------·--·-- -·---...--·.·~- , ____.._.__ . ______.______.__ ...... _____ ,__.-,_,_,.,..,...... ---~ -~ ... .,.. ' ...... ·• ~·-/'. ·t··· I .. '•, .I. .. ,·.:' : • -...... '-··i ,":-~·-..,.,· •. ... ·-·~·..a • \ D WI!DNESDAY, jULY 8, 1998 HOME & FAMILY '' ..., ... _ .... all- 1999 ,.,...._, SEtwa--andlhe~ ..... Entty ... "$20 ... golfer. \$10 ... kids aaas 13 and ~). and tee times &n~~amii,..&Om8a,m.to4 p.m. For.,... .. music isbatton or .additional lr(or••l8tlon. pantd movies' pants can caiiBD0-932-8337. • ,__...--And Ctlu bf At ...... _ lnl ...... - illlllllal ...... no Modiem Drive, owoo~qo~;o, 257-Mt.t. ~ f!IWS'J Frida)' natrt also 6:30 p.m. to ...... c.nr. ... · 9 p.m. llltefJ' Sunda)\ CoLmtry Musk: · "~ll.es", ~l;)t; -~itlll!l'\ ~.Pct J"" 11-)14114 ...... Oawne -f'loo dQof;."I10J8'.....,"· Qdl .... - rridk1AIIuquerque.Now-- ..... Km- - Mlrk"" RemlntDn M • Sumy wanhip: II a.m., 7 p.m.; daySchool: IOa.m. Bille 1 p.m. ...vu_..,. l8ldy. canna,...,.,~ CINrdl CHURCHES \"Mshrpllam. CWBS Nopl ...... ~ Mft· Sunda)r Sdlotlt: 10 a.m.: 'MII' 'ship l-T am:. ... REFORMED CHURCH BAmST Carrlzmo...... 5mlh. ,._._ 5wJdajr Sdtool: 9:45 am.; s.ma, ---wanHp; II a.m., 7:15p.m.; Churd! ~ 6:30p.m. Sunr:ll;r 420 ft1echsn DrM!, RaJidam. 11m C*nd. Pmcr. 5&ncbr: ea ...... ---nry p-Wie & wanNp 8:]0 ~ Bibla ~school 9'.30 a.m.; hll liar'llllwmsHp II a.m.: -*'I:~ and -v-.p 6 p.m. \Vedo..dat. Fnyer and dsdpleship *"" 6:30 CHURCH OF CHRIST p.m.; 'lbulh ... RUdy & felowstip 6:30 p.m. "Sir1lfei lS. 0.."' for ...... ddYculh ,_,_....__ ...... _ ~(nanhofdle~ Bob ~- 5&ftby l!ible aucty. 10 am.: I. • and nay T!Kba:, WKhen.. S..U., ~ II am.. 6 p.m.: ~ BiblaSll.ldy...... ,_ 7 p.m. IU!bo DawnL DN:Ijordln. Pasa:r. __ METI!ODIST 5uNby. ~ ~ 9'.30 am.: 415 Suddanh, Ra*klso. 257-4381. W::nhlp--- hol.r ,,. &m; Sind:lf sdtoo1 ,..10 a.m.; Ewrq; wonhlp; 6 p.m. =..'!;";.3'0':= YAdildSday. ~ ...... 600p.m. llhip: 10:30 a.m.. 6 p..m; Billa study. 7 p.m. Thvlle. BIN Janes,. Palior. 5unda)' School: 9:45 a.m.: 5unda)' wwV!Ip: CHURCH OF JESUS ---II a.m. CHRIST IDS -420 ,..,.._.,. on-. LWs F. Gornec. a.rdi ol JeRI. Drill IDS l'mlll:r. ~ &t:uMa Dclrnral PUdoso Bnr1ch. Norm .... HW)L ... ----10 lLm.: Olio de Pttdc:a:Jwt, II between rrile m.tlen 14/15, 336- a.m.; CUlo de Ae::kadan 6 p.m. 4359 - 257-9691. s...lly. s.o...... cd& Eaudio Blblco 7p.m. ,... m.drw 10 am.: _,.,Schaal 11:10 a.m.: ~ w Soc...... )2:10 p..m.: Prln.yl Yaq Women: Mliic::iN u. Suxtay. ~ Khual 10 II:IOam. a.m.: W::nhlp II a.l'n., 7:15 p.m.: _.,_ ...... 'hr*w .nan 6:30 p.m. '-Mdo .... ScHklcnecht. Piesklent. 671-9$0{ """""""'""' Stniar'= Saa ...... n-.: 10 a.m.; --.61·-~Sd1001 and P'rfmary T 1:20a.m.; 126 o-m Drhe. P.atr.- ~ P'lsia; Prleahood .Relief Soc. a "'bww: ~.Jclrce. Alndel~. W:men. !2:10a.m. ---~ Pastor. Sunday SdiOCII: 9:45 I a.m.: Sunday-- 10:45-a.m.. 6 ~ p.m.: ...""'*...., lllble SlUdy. 7 p.m. EPISCOPAL ...... , ...,...... a..dl C:apian (guh Oft ~ 411). J54.. l925. "- Baafud, l'llilor. Sundlly :r::=:::.e Sl:hool: 9:45 a.m.; Sunday Worship: I I 121 Mesc:aleni "hh. Rukbo. Falher a.m.: NIVANA Wed.: 6:lO p.m...... _...... -l!ucta1st: a a IO:JO a.m.: ~ day. DauPan of ~··noon; BAHA'I FMIH .Eucta;IR a healin& 5:30 p.m.: O'IOir praaiCa 7 p.m: lfl:l 9'1Giflliolla_._...... •,...... -"11 horMs. 257- Uncoln. Sunday. Holy Eucharist IO:lOa.m. --~or-)36.7139 ... _ ...... ,."!_.,. .. _ Glen:oa ~ HCify EUdwlst9 am. CATHOUC ... __ _ ~ 6lh • E ~ Sintlr. .... Eucharist 9 a.m. FOURSQUARE ...... Hl&fr-t ~c:..c.. w ~ '-aDr.~ - IOa.m.; . .· ., -o ' . ·r ., ' .. ... --1 . '""~•-•--·~:_ :-"''------•--•x ,.,//L,'""'""h•~•~,,...... ,,,_o•-~"-•"·-'~•>~-•~• r~'"' ... -- ~-- • I • •. • -an4. _,, • • 17 • Scoop 3 MIGH'IY FUNNY'S '. ~~ ~~~'"0:--ic-E"··-~-:; 0 - ~" . CREAM FIND Rookie Cookie's Ice-Cream Facts Words about Ice cream are hidden In the block below. Some · Ice-cream partors and words are hidden beckwaJd. See If you can ftnd: ICE, CREAM, WATER, FROZEN, DAIRY, DESSERT, SCOOP, HONEY, soda fountains FLAVOR, EUROPE, SHERBET, COOK, RECIPE, WINTER, Many years ago, people used to go to STORE, TREAT, MILK, COWS, CHINESE. dairies to eat ice cream. There wasn't a . AK.TZSPOOCSVENOH lot of ice. Customers bad to eat it there BLRWHFAWNEZ·ORFJ because it would melt before they got it home. C N E A E L E I T R E S S E D Ice cream would be scooped out of C D A T R A U N R E C I P E K barrels kept cold by ice harvested from E R T E B V A T P B D A I R V frozen ponds in · FQEREOOECLNKLIM winter. As better ways GUGATRPRMOQEIRS of making ice COWSM I EVCOOKSCH were invented, S T 0 R E J V C H I N E S E E serving ice cream _no._,_ ...... _.,______moved awey from More ice cream Ia served in'Jui;i;;.;';;t;;;;y;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;:;: dairies into stores are certainly enJoying tbelrs. called "ice-cream Mini- Spy_ •.. George liked it! parlors." · Mini Spy and Rookie are making ice-cl'eam sUndaes. George Wasbington See can6nd: was an ice-cream fan, •M~t too. He bad two pots • mullin for making ice cream •banana his heme at Mount •number? •ladder A hit at the White House · • ~question Dolley Madison, mark ;;~-....) the wife of the third • bell • • "president, John •kite D~;;: Madison, often • •.word.MINI served ice eream at • exclamation the White House. mllrk Servants would Why • lima bean beat the inixture of "Soda fountains .. serving •letter A milk, cream, and cones? ~--"•' drinks mixed with carbonated ' crushed ice and water, ice cream and syrup ' sugar in a pot. They beeame a part of many drug stores. The young men who put the pot in a 1 Newspaper in Education container of ice and ' mixed the sodas were called salt and shook it. "soda jerks" because theY had to The salt lowers the jerk on the faucet handles tO Sponsored by: freezing pour the soda. temperature of the and ice-cream..parlors Ruidoso News ice so it does not · beeame popular gathering places. melt as fast. We use Today, we have ice the same idea for cream stores run by big Inn of the Mountain Gods homemade ice companies. In many cream today, except cases, customers eat we use a crank and their ice cream Zia Nat ural Gas don't sbake it. elsewhere, in their car . or as they walk down First Federal Savings Bank A~tbe street. Rui.doso State Bank / . . . '• ' . " I I --·------·------~ ---·------~~--.-.-.------···-·- -·-·------..----.-----.------··"""~J ~ ~ -· -. ~ ~,. ~ ... -.. ~ ..... -.-·~-·~ ...... - ... ---~····- ...... ,..~-.-·,.·~-- f: ' t ' RUIDOSO NE~S • ,, ! '· ' ' .' 48 WEmoisi>AY, jULY 8, 1998 11tp i-1 ·I ~~class'' I.A. ~UIUA RANCH flat. WOOded, bul"'able lot. End ol La Junta Dr., CUI de Saa. 506-625·2080 BARGAIN BUYI Bring all offers. Alto VIllage A-Frame, Social membership. Vary FOR SALE: ONI! THIRD FOR SALE BY, OWNER: 414 nice lot. $89,000 Betty ACB& lil Aaua Fria •ub• MIIW Dr. Over 1700 Sq. Ft., Facts BeachUm, Repltor 258-5441 dlvlalon. AaiCI_ng_ $18,500, 312 bonua _,.,.,., aomer lot plecme call 871J-427D for .Oql\ 258-5827 after 8.:00 or 257.()081 $72,500. ALTO LA~ ·COUNTRY mare Info. , CLUB LOT, U membar&hlp, (505) 257-4001 views, . bul dable, trees BY oWNER NICE 'LJ;:VEL UPPER. CAN.YON, 102' A GIANT FACTORY M""'n Rd., __do>ful lock· $16,500:.. 6-7S3-673G, J;.%:;,7,0'x1oo• Trees ...... R&BATBI- ··3000 OOU• 808-04,7·4310. • ·1_ ••,_ 81 house wlttl· 324' river tram-· b I e w I d Q.$ , $ 1 5 0 0- BOD-583-0078. 378-4427 ext . celina. For more ~- call 1605 . . / 378-4211 .ue. 3 bedroom, 2.6 bathl. Singlewld~. On at~iactr $450,000. Cal mocfala. New 18X80 $26.~_~90 1-800-857-0955 806-794-3265. under $208 monthly, New 32X44 $33.980 t.11der $248 mont~:a~Y. AU rebate& applied TWO BEDROOM NEAR GREAT NI!IGIHBOR8. 313 to Bales prfees llafad. Call for FAX (50$) 257-7053 Moogan ftaano & blm, Cree Meadows. Fireplace, log oldlngmgaragOL"'*'• 3 details 1·800-69&-1112 ca~ BPPIIanoea. Lease re boOooom, 2 allj. $1lB,uuO, SUDer Center 10625 Central quliad. NO pete, $425. Gias Hours: OWNEA/AGE 257·2578 NE:, Albuquerque: . 8nd wa.1er paid. 257~1393 or ~BP. LOCATED ON QUIEr CU"' Monday - Friday II&8AC wllh .,...., running I BRbROOM, 1 BATH t>noullh oroport,, BBdnnt ,APARTMENT. Pleasant nelghborh~. ~ acoaaa, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. aaa, 1200 eq,ft. home w&lh W/0 h-up, ft..,.l...., gao - oar~ort & etaraaa for hoat $416. .._ palo, .,._ $97,500, ~8-7728 aftilr 5pm RQ8It ..258-3210 THIS 'LOVI!LY HOllE HAS APARTMENT FOR RENT IN CAPITAN 'Clean and large :.:'~C2Erm':'fns~]8o ~: A PUBUC NOTICE! Jnven· 1Bdnn $265. Wa_.f!r:_. _!!WBr & tory Closeout SOB Dol And cloillna -k_;SUpOr P-ry 9.~;.. paid, """""'"" or ~=-"..:34ft.:co~ 3 aoras nat- With Rebatia. S15fiO or $3000 on rtver ~. fruit sa a select madel&. CaD fat datalla , late of oth8r .tress. 1 112 1·800-267~8884 Quant~ ~LEAN a COMFORTABL":! 7' miles #rom Raoa Track. Homes 106 Juan Tabo NE; GREAT LOCATION, ,/ 37¢ per word · 20 word minimum Ownar/Agfmt 378'-4157 .AlbuqUerque, NM bedroom, 2 bath, Includes . . ldtchen appllancu. . Un furnished. Ruidoso Pro . RUII;K)$0 RURAL: . perties 257-4075 Classified display: $7.10 an inch 8 acres, 5 BDRM, ·4.25 BA. C.H. & RA.Cc, 20x30 Consecutive run discounts available w- room, c;ounuy kitchen. 4-car aaraae. large 9 Mobiles for Rent utility, mud room, deck, sauna. hot tub. 1Wo CAPITAN: LARGE CLEAN, barns, one has 5 stalls, wrangler's apt.• feed 'a t level, 212 wllh great Business and Service Directory , tack, drM>-thru overhead doors, other tchen and storage. 118 E. w/2 bam d St. 287-6381 Business card size • No copy change has 6 stalls, li- feed room, mooorhome garage & ! shop: Guest house has 2 8DRM, 2 8A, office 8o, 2 BEDROOM, STOVE AND .. 13 week commitment • Call Julie! REFRIG. Easy access near studio, upstairs with bath, C.H. & A.C. Under •v•,_ on river, water fumlshed. appraisal. Serious & qualified qllers appreciated. Nawral ~~~. electriCity & oabla aVilliable. ~ 378-4'498, 336-8055. 878-44-67• . 7 Houaea for Rent ONE BEDROOM TRAILER 5 Condos tor Sale $376. Electric, water, cable paid. Good for one or two Classifieds . BY OWNER: TWO 2 ONE BEDROOM FUR· people. 267-9679 BEDROOM, 2 bath, 2 car .ga NISHED house With flr&Riace 5:00 p.m. Monday for Wednesday rage/port, approx. 16\'tO & deck, water pP:I, 1300 s"quare feet. beautiful vi~JWS. month. 420·7247 10 Condos tor Rent next to racetrack. From 5:00 p.m. Wednesday for Friday $65iOOO. to $89,000. FORREN'n 378· 163 . RESORT CONDOS IN ~ •Large AIID home on M6 COOL Pines. Nightly and Display Acls ~-~•· ··--- Fairway. Oreal dKb, bollub. weakJv ratas, oomplately fur ' I $4,000 DOWN 2 large ~n IIvins 1119, 2-car nished with gara'J:s, washer, · ··' Noon Monday for Wednesa'ity . «-·• • BEDROOM, 2.& BATH: gan.ge. ewner would like ' ' 8 Whispering Bluffs Condos. longlenn renlal. .. C:d~~~~~~ DCR R:o~ Noon Wednesday for Friday Parll8lly fumlshed, overtook C•ii .-.,_~~~end•& 268·3283 ~~ course. 267-9028, SHORT TERM RENTAL: Lepls Furnished 4Bdrmi3.5Ba, WI 104 CHAVES RD. 3Bdrrnf D. TV, 3 levels. Bills paid, no 1:00 p.m. Monday for Wednesday 3 Land ·for Sale 4 Houses tor Sale -' 6 Mobiles-tor Sale 2Ba, partlall&,; furnlehedl pets, references required. =rho~r ,.!!·a:SF~ DaJiy 6 weakly rates. 1:00 p.m. Wednesday for Friday yaid, large bedroom81, good 257·6165 acceos, aorry no polo. Call EAGLE CREEK ACRES FOR SALE BY owt4ER: -NEED A HOMe- Two 8 bedroom hOmes on We hava helped Dlltll' 5000 ~ at ColdweH Banker ft 30 - five acre nets • SOC, Realtom 336-8489 11 VacJSum. Rt u~~(mes • private road. one acre. Nice horse ~. families buy mobile homes. CMUzatlon Is one ·mile 12 all pipe ~ns, bam With 5 LOW DOWN &. LOW PAY· bax alalia. Private well, ex· MENTS 2 BEDROOM CONDO, 1.5 close, yet seems as celient water, natural gas. • on any llize new. SHORT TERM LEASE: BATH, furniShed, sleeps 6. though It's tar away. Large 3-4 bedroom, 2 Bath, Day or Week. Pool & hot tub. Must see to apprecliltel • used or repo. DLAID0695. 2-car garage, sacluded Lin L Real Estate 26. Fann Equipment Phone or Fax Three miles E. of Racetrack Before you buy, call Bob, 808·793-8788, coln Foreaf SS50hno. Details 806-847-4310, 800-593-D073 2. Real Estate Trades 27. Feed & Grains an HW»"; 70. CBII378-8166. L---''~-600!!!!!-863-:=l!;1:.7:l,17!.,. _ _J call 257·28213, 267-4011 Cindy Lynch. 3. Land for Sale 28. Produce & Plants MONTHLY RENTAL. Charm· 4. Houses for Sale 29. Pets & Suppliea ing, rustle oablns. Tastefully .------~~------·FOR SAL"' 3200 SO.Ff, decorated. Close to river 6 5. Cabins for Sale 30. Yard Salea HOME In Agua Fria sub· town, 806-523-4687, 6. Mobile Homes for Sale 31. Household Goods dJvlslan. 4Bdimi3Ba, wood stove, large rec. room, fruit 257-5139 7. Houses for Rent 32. Musical Instruments be~ apple trees, plus 600 8. Apartments for Rent 33. Antiques aq.ft. atudlo on 1.5 Iota. Asking $185,000, call 12 Mobile Spaces/Rt 9. Mobiles for Rent 34. Arts 378-4270 10. Condos for Rent 35. Sporting Ooods SIERRA BLANCA R.V. PARK. 267-2578 - Main 11. Cabins for Rent 36. Miscellaneous· BEAunFUL 3 OR 4 Street, easy access, level 12. Mobile Spaces for Rent 37. Wanted to Buy BEDROOM HOME. sites~ full hook·ups, trees, 13. Room for Rent . 38. Help Wanted Ref. air, 9 baths, fully river. Summer spaces sUI! fum., close to avery· avbllable. 14. Want to Rent 39. Work Wanted · thing. Short or long 15. Storage Space for Rent 40. Services term; S900.·$1250Jmo. 16. Pasture for Rent 41. House Sitting 915-584-4907. . 13 Room tor Rent 17. Business Rentals 42. Child Care 18. Business Opportunities . 43: Child Care Wanted VENDOR REiiAX ReNTALS: ~e 2 ROOMS ON QUIET HORSE 19. Autos for Sale 44. Firewood for Sale bedroom, 2 bath duplex iNIIh . PAAM, bv rtver. $2!0, $300, appliances In Ruidoso $860, deposit, pet OK. 20. Trucks & 4x4s for Sale 45. Auctions Downa. $425 monthly, Horses boan::led. 978-6163 21. Vans for Sale 46. Lost & Found water/sevier/trash paid. 22. Motorcycles for Sale 47. Thank You ~s 3 bedroom, 2 bath 1 BEDROOM, UN· hou&e with ramllyroom1 FURNISHED $225/rrio, ullll· 23. Auto Parts 48. Announcements Join us at the Ranches of Sonterra for a fun-filled aoollancos, lanced y..., ano ties paid, single only, no 24. R. V.s & Travel Trailers 49. Personals atcirage building. LOcated In pete, many extras. Call doy with vendor booths, food, festivities & 08rrliozo.. Avallable ~guilt 257-9570, 9am-5:80pm for 2S. Livestock & Horses 18l $475 monthly. call ChriS mara info. .entertainment by local musician, Joe West. This is our 258-!1883 or ave. '338-8431 2nd VENDOR FAIR. and we're so e> I , ... ' 'i I -- . - - _aJ._ ,; - -~--:.. ... --..!<.---,~~~ ...... -"'""""--'""'"'_.,_.._..._~·-"'··---'~·" -- ·~---·' -"'-~ -·-·-· ·-·----- ~- ,. - -· ··'· --~- --~·----~ ...... ~--~"··----·---·-~·--··- ·-·· --- .. --- -.- . . .. . ' I' .J', • aaF.i!ib ~q;&n.ltit · THE IIANQIES OP ~ t988 if6ii;, tT~~~~·~· . SALES OPI'ORTUNITY TiaCtor, • HP.r. •m h, low hours. exoeuent oon Ilion OJ'A~I )0,.., old NYSB"""'"" $7,60~...... 049•; de>eloper looking.,,., teee 10RO WHEBL HORSE pmducet. riding mower r.>:a-:illrpnl con~:II 29 Pets & Suppl.. s •Commission + Quanerly Ho!1 new .-. :'Alii: ukl,g Bonulll'mjmm •OUISiandlng 5 figure ~'ty&.~..... ~~aar.- ROTTWEULEFI PUPP~ 8 1 OppoltUiltty 'ZI Feed ;. a,aln g:ll 2af.d~~ '::s~al1 . . •Great Bent!llm (.40lk) • NO Outlkle Sa1es HAY FOR SAI.Eo1987 hav at FREE KITTENS. aute, black • •No Prospecring · 12.00 per bale, no aorftrJ.U. and white, long heir. •Great Work Condlclons Wp also have t"Bit hay. 257·7571 WANTED FOR PARTS: 34Arta •Proven Track~ . Three Rivera Catll~ Co., Motorcycles-., 4-Wheeters, etc. • No Ovemlght ,..,..., 648-2448. Running or not, older oars, 31 Household-· trucks. 338-8120 378-4418. Only the Besr need appJy. Immediate opening. E.O.E. Ai.L. EXCEu.ENT CONDI 38 Help Wanted CaD ...... TION: Rose tone velveteen 26Uvaatock sofa, loveaeaf and chair, S6'7 01' l.aoooRaldoso $480. anUra PELCkaaa. Con APPICATIONS ARE BIUNG ference tabta. 8: 4_ chairs, ACCEPTED for house CAliA BLANCA Is aocwang $300. Hammand home keeper. Pay depends on applicaUona for all poelllons. organ~7&. as• color T.V., perlormance. Apply In LOOking for people wHIIng to $76. , rted other furniture, person, Plnecllff Vllaga 401 Wofk hard ar1d get paid waD. aeee•elon Hor.so••n .257-4991 days. Hwy70West ~ In peraon &Q.1 Mecham 01. ' . MAINTENANCE TECH G1an• .Saddle It- KING SIZE MATTRESS NEEDED: General knowl MATURE INDiVIDUAL SET, finn. 257-7086,$176. edge in electrictty, plumbl~, Association NEEDlED for fuH-tlma posi Qarpentry and shset roc~ tion, who Is wl•ng to Work. lack- Aac•~on FJL,.Jullt10& competltlve wages. Must be Apply In peraon, Circle J. _,.,.,. .. able to work Sab.uda~ and Sai'-B-0 1825 Sudderth. No .lullt11•58 Sunday, J1,1ly 12 • 2 p.m. . New & Used Furniture be on call on a rotation basis. phone calls. New & Used Mattresses Refreshments Elcpariencad parSons only Ruidoso Civic Cenler · need ~>'· APPly In person, 111 Sierra Blanca Drive • Ruldoao, NM Used Appliances Uve Entertainment 220 .crown Or'!ve. Ruk:loeo, · PREP COOK • ~Buy, Sell & Trade Silent Art AuaHon NM. Westem SUpplier& from Aubrey, TX Ia comlr:'lg 650 Suddert)J .. 2s7-7575_ Calli 258-9071 WHISPERING PINES and COOK to your area with a trailer load of new saddles & ' ,_OFM- CABINS . needs part·flme hou&eke~er. C&ll 257'1114311 needed at tack at ulibellevable low prlceel Over 50 quality tor Interview. name brand saddles by. Billy Cook, Rico & Circle Ruidoso Care 1881 CJEVROLET ASTRO T-all with 3 year guEIIlUlteel EngUsh, Youth, • ··~'-"~- Sell or Trade" AWD VQ, 27,000 miles, Cordura & Pony tool Center. Contact loaded, factOry warrantY CD New & Used Furniture 19 A1,1toa. for Sale player, au wheel drive. Must Bits~ spurs, brtdles, cinches. ropes. halters, & Mattresses Human . see, call 378-5&42 or leads, pads, blankets, buckets, collars, wormer, 378-4747 K-Boba, ask fOr Resources at 1118 MI:ACURY SABLE, ex .SIJI; reins, tote bags. snver show equipment, groom1ng cellent aandldon, aampleta & training gear, assorted tools & much morel maintenance records, naw 257-9071. tires. 268-4738 24 RV/I'ravel 33 Antlquea * Bring your ...,.. oadd... lar "Trade-In Cradft" * NURSING ASS.IS'I . . ~ . Golf Carts WAL*MAJIT. -~ 11900 Central Avenue • Albuquerque, NM 8'1123 Gas & Electric (Corner Of Juan Tabp & Central) A-1 Pawn BAKERY HELP NEEDED 122 E. Hwy 70 • Experlenc;ed Bakers 378-5313 • Experienced Decorators • and General Bakery Help Ta/(1} lio~ ct goweoits 6ft. artificui£ Pm!Qr experience, ,but willing to train 37 Wanted to Buy IndividUals. Apply In person at our . Cliristmas tree witfi purcliase Bakery Dept Ask for Jack or Deborah. GOOD FILL DIRT ~NTED, In town. 0&11267-9127 _ • ., • • - ~------~--- -~---~~- --·------~--~---~------·------·------· -.... I ' I ., .68 WEDNESDAY, jULY 8, 1998 RVIDOSO·NEWS 2 , C1.~SSIFIEDS\ 11. ;. . . .: I _I .I. ' \ . _W_I_N_D_O_W--T-IN_T_I_N_G_:_R_e_d_u_ce -miles I')Orthwest of Ruidoso, New Mexico. Gerald M. glare, fading, & heat. Resl- Hawkes, Smokey Bea· r Dls- dentlal, bommerclal 10% ells- count thru 7-15·98. Ruidoso trlct Ranger, Is the Responsi Trying Window Tinting 378-5250 ble Officfal for this decision. The draft dflvlronmental c·w.:::~. T. N ;y MAIN T E NANcE assessment Is now available Q Ca~et, upholste~, floors for public comment. A thlrty- day comment Jlerlod wlll to sell i d I IS TAKING APPLICATIONS a n w n ow c e an n 9 · follow the publication (If tlils GARAGE SAL;Ei Saturday 258-4865 announcement. copy of the SATURI)AY ONLVI 8am· A 4Rm July 11th, .102 Qnlyl July 11th, 427 Barcus for service personnel. A-pLus LAwN cARE envlro~mental as~;~essm(lnt Is Woodbrler, Alto. Sofa, re· Rd. on Cree Golf Course. Mowing, weed-eating. pine available upon request at the cllners, beds, rug, Pfng~Pong 8:0.0 am until ? Lots of your Apply in person. needle clean-up, gutter~. Smokey Bear District office. table, dishes, linens, goodies! Appliances, trash hauling and odd Jobs. For additional project lnfonna silverware, pots, decorator household Items, clothing, See Jim at 400 Mechem, Ruidoso Free Estimates. Depen able lion, please contQct Sam itemsl pictures, baskets, etc. 3 3 6- 4 6 1 9 , 4 2 0- 57 2 4, Tobias or Jerry Hawkes at Fri. & Sat. clothes. 378-441 o (505)257-4095. Comments FRONT YARD, BACK YARD home? should be addressed as in-, SALE: Gently used baby PINE NEEDLES-LAWN dicated below:- MOVING SALE: Friday, Sat urday 7am-5pm. 209 Travel GARAGE SALE: Sat., July clothes, tools, .TV. stove,. CARE. Raking, Hauling, District Ranger ·11 at 151 Lower Terrace In sports, rug, odds & ends. Sat Call Suzanne to Eastern New Mexico University Mowing, Weedeatlng. Re.sl- · Smokey Bear Ranger District Alre Road. Lots for .sale, follow signs from Mechem Ruidoso. Open at 7am. Pro 11th 7:01-1:59, sun dentlal and Commercial. 901 Mecheni Dr. ceeds beneflt Lincoln County 7:59-11 :59, 151 Lower Ter place your ad in Ruidc:-so Instruction Center 258-4093. Ruidoso, NM 88345 Dr. Near .PJoneer Savings. race. Microwave, exercise equlp Democratic Party candidates. Ruidoso, New Mexico Phone: (505)257-4095 Donations of saleable Items 1695 1T(7)8 ment, Christmas Items & 2 FAMILY YARD SALE: the classifieds. \JE'L\L ROOFING more. . welcome. Call Laur.a .at Misc. Items. Saturday only! 336-4772 or Karen at Tempo-tary, Part-time Faculty 29-26-2-tG 257-8987 or 257-7712. July 18th, 8am-3pm. Magado The Ruidoso Centet_ is seeking temporary'pan-time faculty in Creek, Road Runner Or. Off 20 Yenr· \\'an·anty LEGAL NOTICE highway 37, mile marf(er 5. the following academic areas: L:ook for signs. 257-4001 25 Colo1·s TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Anthropology 01' STATE OF NEW MEXICO Art (Painting) COUNTY OF LINCOLN Computer lnformatio.n Systems "Ban'' (;ahalunu.• In the Matter of the Petition of SONYA A. LOYA for a Economics & (;~thani/('(l Change of Name for Hospitality and Thurism Sof'fit - 1-'a.,l'ia - T1·im RACHEL HOSANNA Edited by Will Shortz No. 1115 Wildlife Biology SMITHEY. Ca II 3.'6· 1015 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME 28 Donald Duck; to B.&O. et al. '\A Master's degree iii the academic fleld, is required, except in ACROSS sa NOTICE IS GIVEN that on Huey, Dewey sa Look (over) , Hospitality{fourism. Other required skills include ability to Sdf-Ston1gc Cnits the 4th day of August, 1998, i Lead arid Louie 81 Arrives at work with non-traditional and minority stu ·~ I , ... For _TIIIIrsday, JuiJ t W~ay, JuiJ IS, lttl f ... f . THE RUIDOSO NEws• COMPLETE GUIDE TO· TELEVISION VIE.WIN(i . _·n· -~~ • • ...... TV HIGHl.tiGHTS • •0 0 • ·'Berlin .0 "'··• • • Airlift' • • • • reprises . • • . f • • • tough tim·e J .•I • l i • Page 14 • .' • .. . • . . ' • ,''J> • . .... • • ' I t' 0• • Sinese . I •0 hary • . I • • l • I 4-part • m . I 0• I 0 : I . •0 • Stephen . \l j • .• : ~ '. 0 j King tale, . ,. • , -I : ·-'.-J ; ~ 0 ...... - . .. 0 '... • • 'The Stand' d • . . I • • Page 15 • ',' , • l ( • • l •~ • i 0 'rliE····(·~'()'\'Ei{ ·: . I •0 I • I ,. .• 0 r .I • Dennis ~. 0 • • Quaid t • ~. • • turns to •I • directing ~ Dennis Quaid (right) ~ ~ makes his directorial ~ .0 • debut as rancher Jim 0 •0 ~ 0 Clay. who must come to ~ 0 • ~ • terms with the paralysis • ~ .. • ~ -tw1%;~;-~,~~-·W'" 0 of his sont Nathan (Ryan ": .0 ~ • Merriman) t after a freak ~ • •0 • car accident in • ~ ."Everything that Rises." a ~ • ~ • family drama premiering ~ •0 • ~sund_ay on TNT. ~ 0 •0 0 ~ • I • Page 1 1 ~ • • i '. . ' ' '~ r ,r f r r r r r r r r r 1V In Ruidoso • Jul!J 8. 1998 • 2 • • ' ' ' QY DIANNE STAWNGS doesn't allow pets. find one that lU/IIOSO NE1!J STAFF WlUTI!ll does. - The kids aren't interested An· interesting column by an~ This one is especially ttl often These pets are currently up for adoption at Uncoln County Humane Society ~lie 'Edgren rece~was initating me. Parents . . Calll57-9841 sent ttl me by Jane of say they buy an animal to teach the Lincoln County umane their children responsibility, but then set the worst ·example by Soci~n took the unusual getting rid of the pet when the aclion of ~ himself ttl be children fall down in their duties. caged at a shelter in his area. The parents should show the "What must dogs and cats children that responsibility can't think when they're rudely aban be shed that easily. They .should doned by their owners and are take over the job and cut some ~ consigned to cagelff' he special privilege for the children his readers. until they're back in the groove "What a cold. hopeless feel · . Tliat's teachirig responsi· ing, it must be to sit in a cage, bfii;'. not dumping a pet when abandoned, unloved, unwanted." it's inconvenient. He goes on to speculate what Spaying and neutering are a dog or cat must think when one the only way to s1:q) the suffering moment they're a member of a by ending the production of family and 'the next, they're unwanlild animals. dllllUied in the desert, "because Don't forget to save your • all of a sudden it's too much trou good used items for the Annual • ble fur the family to ta)te care of Lincoln County Humane Society the pet anymore • Garage Sale, sponsored by The · He asked what a pet would Ruidoso News. · think of the excuses ~ple come The sale will be a month esr· up with and then lists some of lier than in the past - Saturday, · the most frequent: July 25. Doors will open at 8 a.m. -The pet grew too big and close at 6 p.m. at Eastern Tiger Is a beautifully marked adult female tiger Sweeper Is a 2 1/2-year~ld black Labrador. He's - I can't afford them any- New Mexico Umversity in Sierra stripped/tortoise shell m\Xcure. She's already gentle and calm, friendly with most other dogs more. Mall on Mechem Drive. spayed and has a good diSpOS~Cats usually and people. He's a bit on the'small size, but a -It Was a Christmas gift and Items in good condition will make good pets for people who wOrk. as long as great dog for a family or all-around companion for the family was unprepaled for be oocepted from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. they qre kept safe Inside while the owner Is gone. a single; how much work was inVolved. aix days a week (no Sundays) - ·We're moving and can't starting July 13 at Eastern or at Sponsored by: take it with us. ThiS is one that the shelter on Gavilan Canyon sends me through the roof. How Road. . can someone equate a pet with a This yem; One Stop Garden pitm of furniture? If the place and Auto again will be donating Ruidoso News you're thinking about renting chile ristras and some flowers .. ' • 1V in fluidoso • .lllly' B. 1998 • J .. .' 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These high per MEMBER fonnance sunglass lenses do much more than merely ·reduce F 9 I C the amount of light reaching your eyes. They also provide superb UV protection. Come by and see our POLARIZED RUIDOSO STATE BANK LENS demonstrator. Particularly useful for drivers, fisher 1710 SUDDERIH • RUIDOSO •.NEW MEXICO 88345 I SOS-257-4043 man and skiers, polarized lenses effectively block undesirable glare from roads, water and snow. CaU 257-5029 or drop in . . at Family Vision Center and speak to any one of our friendly . staff members. They are happy to answer all your lens option ' questions. Ruidoso ~ews TV Guide listings. · tune you in to your favorite shows I • 1V In Ruidoso • July B. 1998 • . - • • • ..-,: ··~ .,.,.. ,. ' . ' •· r ,,. ' ( - ...... PRIME TIME MOVIES ...... ':""""""" ...... c;.·;·~~OT LISTED ~''Tho Big Tmt" ** (1930, Wsstem) John A Wayne, Marguerite Churohll!. A young trapper lskas a job as SCOUI for a wagbn ln!ln. (2 hrs., 6 These available channels are not included in The Ruidoso News hourly "Alit Uncoln In llllnolt" *** (1940, Biogra mln.)-Tuo. listings. ph~) Ravmond Massey, Rulh Qonlon. A pot'· '"B1o-OMW' * tra~ ofUncoln's personal lifo and career. (2 I . . hre.)- MOll. 12:30 a.m. · · ~bannel Satellite Channel Name "-llltUW'' **~ (1988;Drarna) Steven ' Soap, Henry Silva. A CIA-sponsored dlllg 5 SATCOM C-4(F-4) Preview Guide cartetls UI!COVerildbl'aChleagocop. (In Ston~o) IDJ(1 hr.,40mln.)fDFII. 7p.m. · 11 N/A Local Aceess/OTI ·"Tho Al:cuttd" *** (1988, Dramll} Jodie 7p.m. 14 GALAXY 5(0-5) TNN Fo""", Ke\11' McGillis. A prosecutor goes alter (1997, Drama) Cmlg 'Silahur, barpatmnswho encouraged rapt&ts. (In Sto180) ' Sheryl Leo. sex therapist helps a couple 16 GALAXY 5(0-5) Headline News IDJ(1 hr., r;s·min.)ID Tue.1:o5B.m. lhn>ugh lholr marital woos. (In Ston~o) 'R' IDI (1 26 SATCOM C3(F-3) C-SPAN ''Tho Adwocall" *** (19113, Mystery) Colin hr., 43 min.) a Fri. 8 p.m. Firth, ton Holm. A medieval lawyer datends a "Billa" **~ (1997, Drama) Cl8lg Sheflllr, ~9 SATCOM C4(F-4) C-SPAN2 prized ptg accll$8d of munlar. (In 5te180) IDl (1 Sheryl LaO. A 88lC lharuplst helps a couple 30 GALAXY 1R(G-1) Cartoon Network hr., 45·mln.)ID Thu. 8:45p.m. through their marital woes. (In Slo180) Ill (1 hr., ''Tho Md !he *** 45 min.) 111111 Sun. 7 p.m. to saves 31 SATCOM C4(F-4) CMTV "Blood and WIM" *** (1998, Drama) Jock Ftl. 8:3/l p.m. 33 SATCOM C4(F-4) Travel Channel NICholaOn, Slophen Dortl. Acash ..trappodwine "Columbo: C.uUon -MwdorC.n Bo Nora,.. •. dsaler plots to atoela cHant's gems. (In Stereo) dout to Your Htlllll" **" (1991, Mystery) 34 SATCOM C4(F-4) Home Shopping Network 'R' IDJ(1 hr., 38 min.)- Fri. 1:4/i,a.m. Pelor Folk, George Hamilton. Tho rumpled do· 35 GALAXY ?(G-9) MTV "BlOod IIIDMy" (1g97,Suspense) James Jlro. tecUve ma!c:hes wiiS wllh a crime show llOal pn American Health Network lin, BIUy Draoo. An escaped convict blaclunalls Ste180) IDJ (2 hrs.)- Sun. 10 p.m. 36 GALAXY 1R(G-1) lha man who sant hin to jaD. (In Sto180) 'R' (1 hr., "Thl Compullr Wor. TIIUIIo m-t•• ** 37 SATCOM C3(F-3) The Weather Channel 33 min.)- rue. 1:60 a.m. (1995, Adventure) Kirk Cameron; Larry Miller. A "Tho BlOod of lllrou" ..~ (1989, Adven college studant-lroolho poWIIIll olo com· ture) Rulgor Heuer, Joan Chon. Futurlsllo gla putor.lllf (1 hr., 38 min.)-Mon. 5 p.m. diators chahenge tho Laaguo'a olte champions. "Connlludl" **Ill (1993, Comedy) Dan A~ "Dirty Glrtlo Fnlm Hort1111 U.S.A.''** (1946, "Forgo" ***" (1998, Comadv-Drama) (2 hrs.) aJ Thu. 1 a.m. rovd, Jane Cortin. Tho "Setuoday Night Uve" Drama) Francine Everett, Don Wilson. A suc Francos McDonnand, Stove Buscemi. A busl· "Blood of JIIUI" ** (1941, Drama) Spencer afoni •;ust to r~a on Earth. pn Stereo) IDl (2 ceeslulslngor hides out from her filled boylriend. nossman's kidnapping scheme sptns out ol Williams, James B. Jones. The shooting of a hrs.) Fd. 7 ,J:m. (t hr., 15mln.)IIDJ Wod. 11:30p.m. oontrol: (In Stereo) 'R' Ill (1 hr., 37 min.) 1!11111 newly baptized woman causes an uproar. (1 hr.) "ConnpprrcJ Thtol\l" ** (1997, Suspenso) "DNA" (1997, Science Rcllon) Mark Docascos. , Fri.9p.m. - Wod. !0:30p.m. Mol Gibson, Julia Roberts. A paranoid cabbie's . Jurgon Prochnow. Adoctor manipulates genes "Falll Combtf' *" (1998, Adventuro) Jeff "Bioodflal VIII: Hlrd Way Out" * (1996, rantings meke him a CIA laiJIIII. (In Stereo) 'R' IDJ to re-create an ancient monster. (In Stereo} 'R' Wlnoott, PhlllipJanett. Amartial artist Is selected Droma) Don "Tho Dragon" Wilson, JIIDan (2 hre .• 15 min.)-Sat 6 p.m.; Tuo. 6 p.m. till (t hr., 33 min.) am Wod. 1:25 a.m. to take part In a deadly game. (In Stereo) 'R' (1 - (1 hr., McWhirter. A mild mall1 teacher laces alhntat "Conlno, Colltno" ..~ (1994, Comedy "Doc Hollywood"*** (1991, Comody) Mi· hr.,33mln.)-Wod. 1:15a.m.IIIIIMon. 1 p.m. ' 110m his secret pest. (In Stereo) 'II' Ill (1 hr., 25 Drema) Whoop! Gotdblrg, RaY. Uotta. A hou chaol J. Fox, Julio Wamor. An anogant physi· a.m. "Amtrtcon Strip" •~ (1996, Comedy) Luke mln.)GIDFd. 1:15a.m. . eekaepor brings joy to a IIOubloo chHd and hor clan Is dolailod In a Soulh CaroUna town. (In "Ftllllr lnd SCouf' ** (1994, Comedy· Perry, JennWer my. Dangerous mlsllls con "Bioodsport 2" *" (1998, Drama) Daniel dad. (2 hrs., 30 min.) G Fri. 6 p.m. Slereo) 'PG-13' IDJ (I hr., 43 mln.)I!IDMoll. 6 Drama) Bob Segel, Brian Bonsall. Aboy and his ve~g~t upon an Isolated doeert dlnor. (In Storeo) Bemhaodt, Pat Morila. A)ailed lhiolloams about . "Tho Croll''** (1998, Hono~ Robin Tunney, p.m. unalhletic dad go oo a camping trip. 'PG' liD (1 'R' (1 hr., 37 min.) lg Thu. 12:60 a.m. honor and anew lonn of corribat (In Stereo) 'R' Falruza Ba)k. Toan-aga wllchos wroak havoc at "Dan a, Son of Zorro" ••" (1925, Adventure) hr., 37 min.)- Fri. 5 p.m. "Animo! t1111fncll II" •~ (1995, Drama) 1111(1 hr., 29 min.) a Tuo: 11:30 p.m. tholrhlghschoolr(lnStereo)'R'an(t hr.,40mln.) Douglas Failbank&, MaiY Astor. Silent. Tho "Falhrlrtland" **'k (1994, Suspenso) Rutgor Wendy Bchumechor, James Matthew. A sen ''The Blut Dahlia" •••% (1946, Mystery) Alan GBFd.6p.m. •lamous swordsman's son Is accused of murder. Hauor, Mirenda Alchaodson. A series of suspl· sual woman entices a voyeuristic music promo· · Ladd, Veronica lake. A warvelemn Is accused "CrouMy Hellll" **I> !1987, Comedy) Martin (1 hr., 50 mlnJillll!t Sat. 11:30p.m. · claus murders occurs in 1964 Bertin. (In Stereo) tor. pn Stereo) 'R' (1 hr., 20 mlfl.)IIID Sat. 9:45 ol muodonng his untallhlul wHe. an (1 hr., 36 min.) Short, AnnetteOToolo. Acouplo'sllesdoslgned "Donor Unknown'' *'Ia (1995, Suspense) Pe· tlll(t hr.,48mln.)lllii!ISor. 8:15p.m. p.m. a Thu. 12:45 a.m. 10 Impress each olher backfire. (2 hrs.)GII Fti. ler Onorati, Alice Krige. A transplant recipient "Fathora' DIY'' • (1997. Comedy) Robin Wd· 0 "Annie" ~ (1982, Muslca.1) Albert Finney, "Biuo Steel"*** (1990, Dnuna) Jamie Leo 12:30a.m. teals compelled to find hlodonor. (In Stereo) liD llalnS, Billy Crystol. Two strangers oolllde while Alloon OuiM. The Broadway smash about tho Curtis, Ron Silver. Time Appwxlmale. A Serial "Crollnlsda" ** (t 988, Drama) Ralph Mac-1 (2 hm.) liD Thu. 12:30 a.m. pursuing lho same missing teen. (In Stereo) adventures of an orphan girt. 'PG' an (2 hiS., 8 killer lrnplicales a new policewoman in his chlo, Joe Seneca. Aguitarist jolnslhe search lor , "Don't Look Back"*** (1996, Suspense) Eric 'PG-t3'an(1 hr.. 38mln.)tmliiFII. 5:15p.m.: min.) liD WB I ' ' ------J -- ,- .,.- ·r-···- - r- ,~,.-~.,,_ '· ··"'I!J:nt, ) ~ ··- ·l ,.,• ..,.,,. .. w_.,h .. i"'iiiWfO'. " ...... 1 I I ' I ''Tho Huntod" ( 1998, Susponse) Hany Hamlin, "LolhltTtndor" (1997, Adventum) JaH FaheY, ''Tho lll!llloohtlll G11t1bltr" *** (1953, "!'olflotPnr" (1998, Suspanso) Kellr McGII I G Madchen Amick. A woman becomes a killer's Gery Busey. A cop ~aces to save Chicago's Drama) 'ryroni POwer, Plpar Laurie. A dashing ds, llluco Dam. An e>e-TOJCOS.Ranger and a c:fJI> I prerl(l th~ Cenadlsn wlldemoos. (In Stereo) 1111 water auppfy from lerrorisle. (In Stereo) 'II' IDl (I ganoblerplaya lorlllgh slakes In love and honor. track down a bizarre Idler. (In Slereo) 'NR' Ill (1 "Ginlllmll\'1 Agreement" **** (1947, (2 hrs.;l 'min.)- Wad. 6:59p.m. hr., 29 min.)-Fri. ·10;45 p.m. (1 hr., 39 min.) -111u. 6:05p.m. hr., 40 min.) - Fd. 7:45p.m.; Mon. 10:40 I Drama) Gragory Peel<, Dor01hy McGuire. A· "Lollllf WIIJIOn" *** (1987, Drama) Mel ''Tho Mollt}' Pit'' ** (1988, Comad)') Tom p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. I i8p0rter poses as a Jew for an artlda on anti Glbaon, Danny GIQvor. A veteran de~&CUV\lis Hanko, shf!llevLons.Abargamman;r•• "Ponono Unllnawn" (1996, Drama) Joe Man Somilism.llll (1 hr., 58 min.) liB Fri. 12 a.m · I pslmd 1\ith an eccentric partner. (2 hrs., 30 mn.) to be aOnen$1 black hole. (2 hill.) Tuo. legna, Kally Lynch. An e>e-cop pursues a woman "Tho Glooo Cage" * (1996, Suspense) Chor 18111llu.9p.m 11:25 p.m.- llru. 8:45p.m planning to rob drua:;nckers. (In Stereo) 'NR' t lotte Lewis. Richard Tyson. A bartender pursues "Thelmmorlllo" *" (1995, Drama) Eric Rob "Lolhol-pon 2" ***% (1989, ltnlms) Mel •11to llonflly'o Unolo" ** 11985, Comedy) IDJ(1 hr.,39mln.) Sun.II:IOp.m. I an erotic nightclub's main anraction. {In Stereo) erts, Tia Carrera. Tennlnally Ill crtmlnals tackle a Gibsqn, Denny Glovar. Riggs and Murtaugh Tommy Kirk. Annette Funicello. A coUeglate "Tho Pickle" 1f10 (1993, CQma!ly-Drama) I 'R' llll (1 hr., J6 min.)- Tue. 10:45 p.m. mob ~~=semplre. On Stereo) 'R'IIll(1 hr .. 38 bailie drug....,.ggllng ~lomats. (In Stereo) 'R' genius help$ sava his ochool'oloolballlaem. llll · Danny Aiello, Dyen Cannon. A Olmmaker who "Tho Gllmmor Man" •V. (1996, Suspense) min.) Sal. 12'.25 am. llll(1 hr.,~lilln.)-Sun.Bp.m.-7llu.9 (1 hr.,30min.)llllltFrl.1tp.rn. feels he sold out wallows in sell-pity. (In Stereo) I Steven Seagal, Keenan lvoryWayans. A former "In Puroull ol Honof' *** (1995, Drama) Don p.m. "Moon Plter• *** (1982, Comedy) Tom 'II' IDJ (1 hr., 43 min,) ca Wad. 5 p.m · I government operative tracks a serial killer. (In Johnson, Craig Snaflor. Cavalrymen defy Ma "Uoo at lhf Hollt: Tho Slllry of Lalldt Ktl• • Tryon, Brian Keith. A reluctant astronaul Is "Pippl Longllocldng" ** (1997, Adventure) I Stereo) 'R' 1111 (1 hr., 32 min.) Ia Tue. 9p.m. cArthurs order 10 destroy their horses. (In logg" (1994, Drama) Jennlo Garth, Gregory channed by a baauti1111allen. Ill (1 hr., 38 min.) Voices of Mslissa Allro, Gordon Plnsee1. Ani "Go Down Dallh" ** ( 1944. Drama) Myra Storao) 'PG-13' 1111 (1 hr .. 51 min.)- Thu. 5 Harrison. A woman Is IICCIISed of bavlng lour· llllltSaL II p.m. mated. A apunky Qlri turns a Swedish town I Hemmings, Samuel H. James. A___p_reacher p.m. leans ~II heJhusband. (2 hra.)- Tue. 7p.m. "Moulin Rougo" **** (1952, Biography! upside down. 'G' llll {1 hr., 15 mln.)&lll Wed. 6 I slends accused ollmmoratny. (1 hr.) IJ!ID Wad. "Innocence Bllrwyod" * (191l6, Adult) Paul "Uvlng to Dlo" *% (1990, Drama) Wings Jose Fener, Colatle Man:hand. The file o p.m. ~ 9:30p.m. Michael Robinson, Shauna O'Brian. Ascorned Hauser, Darcy Oemosa. An lnvesllgation ex Fllllll'bartlsi Hand da Taulouse-Lautrec. (2 hrs., "Pioloon Lndor" *'h (1988, Adventure) MI "Gnyooglo" ** (19n, Western) Ben John seductress vows revenge on her erstwhile laver. poses the underbelly ol Las"Veges. (2 hrs.) 10 min.) all Sat. II p.m. · chael Dodlmff, Robe~ F. Lyona. An Americen ~ son. Lana Wood. A p!onee(s 4aughter Is kid· (In Stereo) 'R' (1 hr., 29 min.) -Thu. I a.m. IIIII Fd. 12:90 a.m. "My HUtlllnd'l SocroUJie" (1998, Drama) · lieutenant and his man batUe the VIet Cong. (2 I napped by Indians. (2 hrs.) llliiD Wad. la.m "An Innocent Men"** (1989, Drama) Tom "The Lonelfnlao ollhf Long Dl-Rullo Aano Aicher, James Ru$110. A cop's widow hro., 5 min.)-Sun. 11:90 p.m. I ''Tho Gnat Bikini Oft-Rood Advenluro" * 1'. Selleck. F. Murray Abraham. An Innocent man Is no(' **** (1982, Qrama) Tom Cot!rtenay, laams that her husband had a mlstmss. (In "Pioybock'' ** (1995, Suspense) Georga (1994, Comedy) Lauren Hays, Floyd Irons. framed and Imprisoned lor deaUng drugs. (In Michael Redgnlve. A relollrt-schoof stulfenl Slereo) llll (2 hrs.)-Set 8 p.m. Hemlhon, Tawny Kllaen. Asleamy homo movie I Scantily clad tour guides cruise desert hot spots. Stereo) llll (2 hrs., 30 min.) m Thu. 7 p.m trains lor'"' Uf]conilng track meat. (2 hrs.) "My OWn Couillry" (1998, Drama) Navaen lellslnto the wrong bands. (In Slereo) 'R' (1 hr., I (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) I!ID Fri. I a.m "lnopector Morse: Grootco Boring Glllo" Sun.6p.m. · · Andrews, Glenna Heacly. Premiere. Treallng 32 min.)- Tue. I a.m. l "Groundhog Day" **'h (1993, Comedy) Bill (1994, Myslery) (Part 1 ol2) John Thaw, Ke~n "Tho Long llldlrs" *** (1980, Weslem) AIDS patients takes 118 toll on a physlcllln. (In "Po-"*** (1993, Western) Mario Van Pee Munay. Andis MacDowell. A 1V weathennan is Wbalely. Morse and Sgt. Lewis pmbethe mur Stacy Keach, David Carradlne. Jasso James S1ereo)(1 hr.,35mln.)-Sun.IOp.rrr. bles, Stephan Baldwin. Fonner soldiers doland I trapped ina Feb. 2 dma warp. (In Slereo) 'PG' llll derolaGreakchel.(1 nr.)li!DWad.Bp.rn., 12 end his """""dres lem>rtze lhelronUer. (2 hrs.) "My OWn Country" ·(1998, Drama) Naveen a black township from KKK 101dara. (In Slereo) I (1 hr .. 43 mln.)GIIIIPJThu. 7 p.m. Gill Wod. a.m. . -Sun.l2a.m. Andrews, Glenna Heecly. TreaUng AIDS pa· llll (2 hro.)- Sat. 10 p.m ~ tOp.m.IIIBSat 7p.m "Inspector Morwt: Who Killed Harry Field?" "Loll In Amodeo"*** (1985, Comedy) Alba~ tlente takes lis loll on a physlcfsn. (In Stereo) (I "Powor Dl" *% (1998,-Suspenso) Elk: Rob "Gulllvor'o Trovoll" *** (1996, FenleSy) (1991, Myslery) (Pert 1 ol2) John Thaw, Kevin Broofls. Julie Hagerty. A yuppie couplo18118 a hr., 35 min.) 1121 Wed. 10:30 p.m. erts,Jason Gedrick. A caller on a18dlo fall< show I (Part 1 ol2) Ted Denson, Mary Steenburgan. A Whotely. Morse probes the death of an uncon CRIIIH:OUPtry lrlp In a motor nonie. 111{1 hr., 40 coolessesiD murder. (In Stereo) 'R' IDI (I hr., 29 I man lakes an extmordlnaryjouq&;roughfour ventional artist (1 hr.)aDMon. Bp.m., 12s.m mln.)f- Mon. 10:20 p.m. min.)- Wed. 8:45p.m. I maims. (In Stereo) llll (2 hrs.) Fri. 8 p.m. "lnapactor Morae: Who KUiod Horry Field?" "LovelnlhfAIItmoon" *** (1957, Comedy) N "Prealolll Find" ** (1996, Science Fk:llon) I "Gulllvo 10 • 1V in Ruidoso • July B. 1998 • • • I .- Quaid i$es director's chair for Everything Thatllises 0 • • By John Crook OTVDaia Flllllu,.. Syndlcala . An unexpected tragedy reconciles I l!D alienamd father and !Kin in Every thing That Rises, a heartwarming family drama .premiering Sunday, July 12, on TNT. Leading man Qeonis Quaid lllllkes his directorial debut with this TV movie co-starring Bmmy winner Mare Wioningham along with Harve ! Presnell and Ryan Merriman (both ~ from The Pretellller). I Quaid piJiys Montana rancher Jim ~ . .Clay. a proud bot taciturn husband ·Dennis Quaid 'I and father whose upbringing was lacking in tenderness following the ~ early !Ieath of his mother. .. ~ Clay's patient wife, Kyle (Winnilig "My own father wasn't like Jim Clay," he explains. "Actually, my dad ~ ham), h•s accepted Jter" husband's I emotional aloofness, but his young was pretty touchy-feely, although son, Nathan (Merriman), strives to there were some other problems we ~ break through his fathtr's reserve. had to deal with. But I've Jived in ' ~ When a freak. driving accident Monb!na for about 20 years now, and ~ leaves Nathan paralyzed from the I've met and known guys just like Jim ~ . Clay." • ! waist down, Jim almost shuts down, I unable to cope with the lragedy. While viewers may be put off by As Kyle, willl uncharacteristic fmn Jim's emotional remoteness in the ness, tries to force her ·husband to early scenes, Quaid says it's impor confront his responsibilities, it falls to tant to understand the man's internal veteran ranch band Garth (Presnell) to struggle. devise a strategy to give Nathan a "The thing is, Jim wants to be a new reason to Jive. good father, but he doesu 'I know The climactic reconciliation be how," he explains. "He never got that tween father and son is intensely from his own father. But he tries. He moving in its simplicity, achieving really, really tries hard." the same level of impact as the fmal Quaid didn't set out·to cast himself father-and-son scenes in Field of in the lead, but directing himself Dreams. wasn't that big a deal, he says. "Yeah, I think this story reaUy hits "Even when you are deeply into a anyone who ever has been a father or scene, there's always that little direc a son," Quaid says. "I hope everyone tor in your bead that is monitoring is as moved as you evidently were." how and what you are doing," he ex "I've always wanted to work with plains. "If an actor teUs you he com Mare WiJiningham, and she loved' the pletely loses himself in a scene, he's role," he continues. "And Harve has lying - or at least exaggerating." the original father-figure spirit that "Besides, that was one less actor I brought the role of Garth to life." had to worry about as a director," he Unda Morris fits Quaid, who stars in a remake of The trial lenses ... call Parent Trap due in theaters this sum adds with a laugh. "ctal she MfJ'onaea mer, says he looked for a project to A very human drama that plays out a chuckle, IJeel~u.se whtle professional eye direct for some tinie, but hadn't found against spectacular Montana scenery, examinations cost 'Spos,able trial lenses are alwavs ./r!l§.. the right vehicle. Everything That Riaes is family tele 9111/Jg B. you and you're not restricted to one ktnd of When he read Everything, he says, vision at its best. he intuitively understood ttu: charac Just be sure to get out your luu)dker lens wben your The key to successfully wearing ~~ ter of Jim. chiefs for that ending. contact lense$ ts not a comprehensive eye .exam, evaluation, ,~ care of the lenses and follow-up. That . esstonals ltke Ltnda Morris and the staff at look forward to seeing you soon. LEGALDEADIJNES FOR THE RUIDOSO NEWS 1 p.m. Monday for 0 Same Day Delivery! Subscription rate in Lincoln Subscription rate out of Lincoln Wednesday's Paper and Otero Counties and Otero Couaties Mail: Mail: and 1 p.m. Wednesday 3 months $14.00 3 months $21.00 6 111onths $2o.oo 6 months $27.00 for Friday's Paper 1 year $34.00 1 year $43.00 CaD Gina at 2574001 • Ruidoso News • 104 Park Ave. • Ruidoso, NM 88345 • 1V in Ruidoso • July 8. 1998 • II . ' • • . ' • "Seduced byModnou:ThiDianiBDIChomt· "fhe Shoggy l;loa" ** (1994, Comedy) E'd "Tho Sundownlll!" ***II (1960, 0111118) De "Turbulence" til (1997, Suspense) Ray "So~rtno thl Tnn-Ago Wildh" ** (1996, Coy Scoti borah Kerr, Rob8J1 Mltdlum. Ausln!llan sheep Uotta, Lauren Hotly. Acunning killer fa i!Jlnt on FanlaSy) Melissa Joan Hart, Charlene Fom tz. , Story"(1996, Drama) Ann-MallJrel, Peter Begley Jr., Walnger. Amagic spolltrans 0 ote. Awoman coovlnces three studeniS to mur· torrns a teen Into a large canine. Ill (1 hr., 36 drovem face a chaBenglng dally Ufe. (2 hrs., 13 crashing a -,.ngerpfane. (In Slerao) 'R' IDI(I A teen-ager discovers she has supernatural: min.) Mon. 7:4/jp.m. hr., 40 min.)-Sal. 8 p.m. powers. (lnSteroo)llD(2hnl.)tBIISun. Bp.m.' dor her husband. (4 hill.) ..SaL 6 p.m. rnln.)-Thu. Sp.m. · . a "Selena"*** (1997, Bloliraphy) Jonnller L.. ''Sheltldng I1Mt Slllnca" (1983, Dlama) ''TIIISUilloon"*ll (1995. Ham>l)lsabeiGias· ... Sl Louis BIUII" **Iii (1958, Biography) Net paz, Edward James Olmos. Booed on tho life Joanna Kem•. Mlchlet Brandon. Apaw lllDiher oor, James Remar. A poycho1ic physlolan c.,. "King" Colo, Pean Baley. Blues great W.C. end brief caraor ol the munlerad singer. (In· Is haunllldlly SIIOIIs ot postpartum dapmsslon. rios out g&OJCPOrime._. (In Stereo) lDl (1 hr., u Handy nooslrom obscurity to lome. (1Jv., 33 Storao) 'PG'IlD(2 hrs .. 7mln.)GID7hu. 8p.m. (2 hrs.)- Mon. 7 p.m. . 45min.) 1Sal.8:<15p.m.;Wed.12:30a.m. "SWHI Hotldng'' *** (1995, Drama) Mlcheel min.) 11111 Sun. II p.m. "Sensation"·** (1994, Suspenso) Eric Rob "Sidl Slnll" **-(1950, Drama) FMay Gran• "Unclor Wflpt'' (1997, Arlvqnture) Adam Wy· "Sarno Talo, Nut Vtaf' (1997, Adull) Tracie ens. Karl Wuh""· Danger Jull \ ·Dancers! ' . Ei1tU11ett1 ·-""' t111lll/tlble for New Yom~ Paul Taylor Dance Company appean"'l at the Spen&er , I 'Jbmter two nights ~.IW44y tlllll Slllrmllly July 17 & IBrb. 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Felicity duties wilh a starring role in A native of Rio de Janeiro, Benzali, Mad About Mambo, a drama to be 48, was well regarded on the London filmed in Ireland, set for release next stage. starring as Juan Peron in Evita year. Keep an eye' on this young and Max the butler in Sunset Boule woman; she's going places. vard. Q: On Knots IAntling, who was the The actor currently is in the United actor who played the husband or Kingdom filming All the Little Ani Laura? My husband says It was mals with Christian Bale and John Kevin Spacey, but I say no way. Hurt. Respec~. in wbich he stars with -F.L.S. m e-lJIBIL Helen Baxendale (Friends) and Dud A: I:.auta Avery Sumner, played by ley Moore, also is due out soon. Constance McCasbin, was married Q: md Dong Savant (Goddlla) also twice during tbe run of Klwts. "Sbe di star In Major Dad7-Norm M~er vorced her first husband, Richard Av viae-maiL ery (John Plesbette), after discovering A: No. Perhaps you are thinking of his affair with Abby Cunningham Matt Mulhern, who•piayed Holowa '(l)onrul Mills). . chuk on that sitcom. j' Later, she married Sen. Gregory Sumlier {William Devane) before suc Send qoestl&ns of gmerallntmst to . TVData Features Syndkale,333Glen St., cumbing to a brain tumor. Glens Falls, NY l2801, er e-111111 to Q: My mother lnsl~ts that Telly [email protected]. Ooly qoesdons Savalas starred In a recent Outer seleclal fer Ibis culumn wW be answered. Umlls eptsodQ called "Re·Genera· ~ repllesaDDOI be senL TRIVIA TRIVIA San Francisco native Danny Glever Actor Pmll Semoo established the stayed in his hometown for college nonprofit Sorviilo Asthma Founda and his first acting job, then made his tion to assist asthma sufferers like filin debut in Escape From Alcaflrl<. hi)nself and his son. -. 7V in Ruidoso • .July B. 1998 • II . ' • .. -.. -... -.- . - . . r ••. • I MONDAY SOAP TALK ·Diamont causes waves .. on Yollllg and the Restless ' .. · By (:andaet Havana · 01\IDeta FeWat Syndicale Sexy Brad Carlton (Don Diamont) is ·'-k on The Young and th~ Restless, .and the women of Genoa City better WIUCII IIIII. Brad left town in 1996 because he R8lizecl N'Jkki (Melody Thomas Scott) would never get over VictQr (Brie BraedeQ). Now that be's back, expect plenty of confusion for the Abbotts and the Newmans. Could it be Ashley and Cole (Shari Shattuck, J. llddie Peck) m headed for stormy waters?. Will Nikki find · herself beck in Brad's anns after dis covering Viclor's duplicity? bear Candace: Could you please teD me if Days of Our Uwes is going to be canceled? I can't believe it Tuesday on Ufellme, a battered WOIIl8ll (Jimllt Garth) 18 l:!~ of would bappeo, but nrj friend say8 it's CoUntry singer Mary Chapin Carpenter perfonns some of her hit num-1 planning her huaband'a murder In U.. of lhe lltJtul: TIHI S · true. -R.L. in Florida. ben with the Boston Paps Orchestra In Enning at Pops, p18111lerlng t1e KeiiOfll. · · Dear Reader: Rumors are flying, so Monday on PBS (check locslllllllngs). it is diffitolt 1o know wbat the truth is concerning the futwe of Days. However, NQC did bile fonner Days WEDNESDAY writer James tl. Reilly away from the ahow 1o develop a new daytime series. t'lBC also bas launched a Olllionwidc · casting call for male and female aelors between ages 18 and 25, although the netwlllk says the talent search is 1o fill upcoming roles on their existing day timeahows. One thing is for sure, Sunset Beach, AnotMr World or Days would have to go 1o moke room for a new series. Dear Candace: The slory line with Erica and Mike Roy (Susan Lucci, Nicolas Surovy) is boring. Thank goodness for fast forward on the VCR so I don't bave 1o watch those scenes. -Mary Weigel, Wiscon$in Rapids, Wis. Dear Readeri Most All My Children fans liked Mike's n:tum, but it sounds like you would have pn:fern:d it if he srayed dead. Dear Candace: When are the writ Gall Halvol'lell, the '"Candy Bomber," holda a dny PII'IChllte of canctv PBS takel vlewera on a brulhtaklfltl ride llln:~ lila Rocky Moun- m of The Bold and the B~autiful go Intended for the chlldNn of West &arlin .... lltory Is NCBIIed In TIHI ta1na aboullha AIMrlcan Orient ~ In 7111 rd._ by #btl, air- ing io eliminate Stephanie Forrester Berlin Airlift, airing Monday on PBS (check locslllallnga). lfltl Wednllday (check locsllllllnp). _ (Susan Flannery)? That woman needs 1o go. -Jean Rogers, Mustang, Okla. Dear Reader: Stephanie is not go ~ . Berlin Airlift recalls - ing anywhere. Every show has 1o have I THURSDAY a witch, and she is one of the besL I historic mission ot mercy · Said qaallaas Gl' geaenllnlmst Ill I OtiiiiCe Baftlll, Solp Tllk, 1'VDatl I By Suzanne Gill slored Douglas C-54 Skymaster named Falaftl SJudlrW, 333 Gleu St., Glens I ' OTVDala F-Syndicale the Spirit of Freedom around Europe. Filii, NY 121111, or Hta!llll I. The airlift plane belongs lo the Berlin apmlUIIvdlla.alm. Oaly cpHStloDs One of the decisive battles of the AirHft Historical Foundation in Toms aelecltd for Ibis ...WDD wW be IIIIIIICftd. Cold War was fought with milk, flour, rm-1 ftJllles CIIIIIOI be RilL dried beans and Hershey's bars. River, NJ. The Berlin Airlift, airlng Monday, ''This part of the thing," Halvorsen ' July 13, on PBS (check local listings), says at a stop in LuxembOurg, ''is the recalls Britain ancj the United States' real adventure: flying this airplane TRIVIA huge postwar e(fort to keep West across the ocean. first of all, and then Berlin from falling under the Soviets' lo all these air shows." The Osmond Brothen became reg sway after the city's sea and land links Halvorsen, who never expected the ulars on The Andy Willillm$ Show af were cut Cold War lo end in his lifetime, now ter Williams "discovered" them per Between June 1948 and September · vi~s the airl~ft as pivotal. · forming at Disneyland in 1962. 1949 more than 2 million tons of Postwar htstory would have ~n food, 'coal and medical supplies were totally different if that hnd _not sue delivered by cargo flights landing at ceeded :.. certamly West. Berlin would three-minute intervals around the have extsted no more. TRIVIA clock. One Americbn pilot was Gail "There .were very influential people The tide ship in The Love Boat: The Halvorsen, who carne to be known as who proposed at the beginning that we Next Wave is the Sun Princess, an the "Candy Bomber" for his cuslom of light our way in. But we gave them so 856-foot-long vessel with 14 decks dropping gum and chocolate bars to much more by doing it in a humanitar- . and a (nonac:ting) crew of 900. the children of Berlin. ian way." Thousands of donated handkerchiefs One man Halvorsen met last month were filled with treats, and then tied 1o !old him of savoring a Hershey's bar parachutes by American Sc:hoolchild- for a week after it dropped at his feet. Call Suzanne at the reo. Approximately 20 tons of goodies "But he said, 'It wasn't the candy were dropped in 15 months. bar. What it meant lo me WJIS hope.' TlluNday on Tile Family Channel, a couple (John Haard,.Cyblll Shep Ruidoso News to place your • • To mark the airlift's 50th anniver- He said, 'Somebody knew I wOs-hen:; herd) must deal with the emoll!'nal aftennalh of a past kidnapping classified ad today! 2574001 '"'Y. Halvorsen has been flying a re- somebody cared.' " when a cleflant teen,.ger enteN their 11-ln TIHIN Was a Little Boy. 14 • IV in Ruidoso • July 8. 1998 . - • .. , - -· .. FRIDAY .., IN FOCUS TV CROSSVVORD as a sur that destroys in The four Monday, • 12, 13, 14 • - • ACROSS 11. llosley's lnHials 1. Bailey's portlliYI!r on Psny or F/Jie . 12. My--Called /Jf8 (1994-95) IN FOCUS (2) 13. FBm allen and lllliiiB88kes 8. When Things_ Rot.tsn ; '75 Dick 14. Fool Van·Paltan 88rlsa 20. The_ Ctacl(d: 1980 Angsla 9. Sitarist Shankar Lansbury film 10. 1~ BBriBBior John Bitter (2) 21. Steers ciBSr ol 14. The_ or Four; 1983 TV movie 22. _ Fever (1978-67) 15. Word In the tiUe of Sen Savage's 23. Nav. rank ·series 24. Late civil rights leede(s monogram 18. Ending tor balloon or cartoon 25. Veal and venison 17. Fils to 26. --Bs ; 1970 BeatiBS l1lQVIe 18. _ Your MOVII (1984-85) 29. Small plateau '19. Iran, once: abbr. 00. lnitlttls lor Dr. Klldara's portrayer 20. We Got II_ (1983-84) 31. Word In the tiUe of Jilny Mathsrs' 24. CCV timBB X BBries 27. _lhfl Tentb/6; 1976 Lou Jacobi 34. SUffix lor court or cash sitcom 35. Ending for cub or text 28. _Majola 29. Actor on The A-Team (2) JastotB J118d • 32. Howard and others DOIJDIOS I 33. !' . NOT-ICE: DISPLAY AND CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEADLINES FOR THE RUIDOSO NEWS ARE AS FOLLOWS: • Monday, 12 noon, for the Wednesday. edition • Wednesday, 12 noon, for the Friday edition Please call your advertising representative King Odylllul (Annand Aulnte) aurvl¥111 the TroJan w..- only to en dure 10 yeare of torment 11 he mak~• hla ny back home In The for n~ore information at 257-4001 Odyuly,llrlng SUndlyllld MondlyOJI N~C. 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