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CHRISTMAS 15 MY' FAVORITE TIME OF VEAR Police seek armed robbers of 7-11 SKI REPORT Two men, armed with a sawed-off pump in a dark colored vehicle, and According to police reports, the fingers cut out and tennis shoes. shotgun, made off with $10 in cash one pumped unleaded gasoline man forced the clerk into a back Bottoms told police he had a low, The skiing conditions at Ski and $13 in gasoline about 3:20 a.m. valued at $13, while the other room and placed her on her knees. rough, very demanding voice. Apache Resort are fair to good Friday. entered the convenience store. Bot­ "Threats were made on her life," on the upper mountain and ex­ Ruidoso Police said two men are toms, who was alone in the store, said Detective Lanny Maddox. He A further description was cellent on the lower mountain being sought in the armed robbery told police the man was wearing a said the subjects then left the unavailable on the second subject. where there is a machine-made of the 7-11 at Sudderth Drive and dark-eolored, full-face ski mask business. base. Mescalero Trail. and displayed a sawed-off double­ Maddox said the ski-masked man Maddox said regional bulletins The undisturbed snow depth Night clerk Lydia Bottoms said barrel shotgun. She gave him $10 is described as 5' 8", wearing a were sent out. He said the in­ two subjects pulled up to the gas from the cash register. navy blue jacket, gloves with vestigation is continuing. midway on the mountain is 38 4 shopping inches. A total of four inches of snow fell Saturday night and days to Christmas Sunday. The surface conditions are INSIDE packed powder. All lifts are open today except People 3A for Apache Bowl Chair 6. Sports _ , .4A-5A Lincoln County Commissioners to meet Tuesday The weather at report time is The" Dreamer" . , .. , .11 A clear. Chains are not required Business, 8A on the road to the ski area OpinIon. , 18 The Lincoln County Corrurus­ Agreement, Bridge Replacement; County Roads Reconstruction Report today. sioners will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday, and Road Viewing Committee Project Classified, . _. 38-48 December 22, in the commis­ TV Guide, ,_ , . Section 8 Report, County Roads A-034 and -Approval, sale of Carrizozo -ApprovaIt Resolution No. 76-34, sioners' meeting room in the cour­ A-Q35 ambulance Accounts Eayable Register thouse in Carrizozo. The items on -Bid award, emergency -Mid-year budget r~ew WEATHER REPORT the agenda include: generator system, county jail -Approval, Resolution No. 76-33, -Approval, Resolution No. 76-85~ Sunday's low 27 -Certificates of appreciation -Approval, contract with New budget increase Payroll Register Sunday's high 42 -Three road reports: Road Mexico State Agency on Aging -Board of Finance Meeting Monday's low , 12 priorities for Co-Op Funds; Co-Op -Approval, Pay request, Lincoln -Acceptance, Treasurer's -Dr. Amy Barton Monday's predicted high near 48 Tuesday's predicted low 16 Tuesday's predicted high 52 The National Weather Service in Roswell has predicted mostly sun­ Federal funding OK'd for airport fire protection ny and fair skies today with winds from the west-northwest at five-15 miles per hour. High will be around 48 degrees. Tuesday will be fair with light and variable winds. High will be An amendment, which will make a Federal Aviation Administration scheduled service using 2tJ...seat or mqst apply lor.the 'ftlnding., 'The around 52, low near 16. it possible for federal funding of fire (FAA) rule tbat requiresairports to larger aircraft to be eligible, thus spokestneti said fWldbts' of ,,'the The chance of precipitation will be zero percent today, zero Percent protection equipment at Sierra have scheduled service of aircraft includingSBRA. SBRA fire pto~on ~Uipment tonight and zero percent on Tuesday. Blanca Regional Airport (SBRA), carrymgat least 30 passengers to should'oOOU:t'itt 19811.. . The extended forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and cooler has passed in the u.s. Senate. be eUgible for federal fire protec­ Domenici spokesmen said the temperatures with a chance of rain on Wednesday night, changing to tion funding: The Domenici­ amendment may be signed by We JDoneyis aUoeatEHi ofia JO snow. There is a chance of snow through the Christmas weekend. According to an announcement sponsored amendment to the Air­ President Ron~d Reagan aa soon percent .. J

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2A I The Ruidoso News I Monday. December 21,1987 Hearing------,-- COmmlSS10n·· . suspen····ds distance to a woman at the Labor Continued from page 1A Force office who confirmed that his own character, noting he wasn't DeFranza was there that day, supposed to leave the county workinfl under contract to Accord race horse trainers , without his probation officer's per­ Moving and Storage. mission. Vines admitted he is on DeFranza told of meeting Kelly The New Melllco State Racing regldarities in ba\ldUng the I probation for a drug-related In April or May. and seeing him Commission suspende4 five race IIl!tPples. ... . ,.' , charge, but said he didn't leave the now and then In bars around horse trainers after ruling they ad­ Jila",Uel'tbls month,tlle ~ : county of his own accord. Daytona Beach. He said the two ministered or allowed use of illegal lllonsusrJillded for U(e. tr~er.s : "You have a history of being a met again on September 18, and drugs to stimulate their horsell. ac­ Riclta:rd·· . and PI:IlJ1,OUverafter I compulsive liar, don't you?" asked began driving together from cording to publ.i.Slled reports. theyhaaborMsteatposttlveforNu- : Riedel. to which Laughlin objected Florida to California. Suspended for five years for balli, according to tHe reports. '., vehemently. Vines volunteered to n was learned the two were ar­ positive tests for thedrug buprenor­ , answer the question, noting he did rested on September 25, near Las phine were Brooks Claridge, Ji,m­ Brooks ClarIdge was suspended: lie in the past over his drug Cruces. During DeFranza's mie ClarIdge, Richard Ii'ry and for positive tests on· GeorlWil' problems, testimony it was also learned that Bobby WUlls. Trainer M. Brent Friend•.. Jimmie Claridge· was! "Day-to-day I'm not a liar," said Kelly alleged he had been in the Davidson was suspended for a suspended for pofJltiv!l testa on PeJ!- : Vines in a clear, finn voice. penitentiary in Virginia on or about positive test for oxymorphone. ble Rounder at Ruidoso Downs. Maddox then testified over the the time the events took place. Commission ChairInan Han'is August 30. Ii'ry received a PD/lltlvl!: composites and the two line-ups, DeFranza said his car "died ~said the five were suspended test SePtember 4 at Ruidoso Downs: noting the two defendants look a lot somewhere in T~s," and the two for five years, rather than lifer forSam'sWWl. WJJlis wasIl\I.SPllnd-: like the composite drawings. bought another car, which turned because urine samples weren't ed for a positive test at RUidllsbi "The only thing you've got to go out to be stolen. He said he didn't handled properly. Downs for M1' Pan~ Mf!Jl (August· on are statements made by Mr. know the vehicle had been stolen, The trainers' attorney, Joe Shat­ 21) and Ii'iy Lark Ii'ly (Septeinbel< Vines," noted Riedel, questioning since he got a title and bill of sale. tuck, argued that the cases should 3). Davidson received a positive: Maddox over why fingerprints DeFranza said he has never been have been dismissed because of Ir- test on Make An Effort. ' weren't taken from the Vines convicted of a felony. vehicle. Riedel offered another motion to Riedel then put his client, David dismiss, noting if anything was DeFranza, on the stand. taken it was in Otero. not Lincoln Wheeler warned that defendants County. But Laughlin said he con­ normally don't take the stand dur­ sidered the offense as continuing ing preliminary, but DeFranza in­ from the time Vines was allegedly sisted. "I have nothing to hide," he abducted. said. "This doesn't even rise to the DeFranza then testified to being standards of probable cause," said David DeFranza is escorted Michael Kelly enters the at work on September 16, In Riedel. "I think they've got the -"'.- . Daytona Beach, Florida. He offered wrong man." into the courtroom in the courtroom Thursday to face . as evidence computer printouts of Judge Wheeler asked Maddox to Ruidoso Police and Courts charges of kidnapping and · his work schedule from Labor investigate the Florida alibi, and Complex before a robbery In a preliminary • Force-a day labor operation. returned the two men to jail, still on preliminary hearing on hearing before Magistrate • Riedel said he talked by long $50,000 bond. Thursday. JUdge J.R. "Jim" Wheeler. Lincoln County Crime Stopper group hope to spread message through signs

Members of the Ruidoso/Llncoln because of the cash rewards. filled, and Vice-President Maddox the McGruff (the crime dog) County CrIme Stoppers board talk­ "Everybody watches if they know wondered whether two members of costume for use In educational pro­ ed'Thursday of getting the group's they can get money for passing on the same family should be on the grams at the schools. Members message out through neighborhood information on people violating board. Silva is the brother of board agreed the suit should be used only signs similar to those used for state statutes," said Maddox. member Rick Silva and Tammie for public education and public "Neighborhood Watch" programs. Maddox agreed to discuss the Maddox is the vice-president's relations-never to advertise a pro­ Board Vice-President Lanny project with village administrators wife. Members agreed having fami­ duct or business. Maddox said signs with the Crime to see ifthe signs could be placed on ly members on the board isn't a -Maddox reported. in answer to Stoppers name and a reminder of street poles. problem. previous questions from board cash rewards available for Infor­ Newly appointed Assistant In other regular business Thurs­ Secretary Christina Lawrence, that nnation on crimes can be ordered District Attorney Bob Laughlin was day the board: a junior or Explorer Post crime for just $10 each. and members on hand for Thursday's regular -Learned that the annual stoppers program is against the na­ talked of various ways to finance monthly meeting of the Crime Stop­ Policeman of the Year party netted tional organization's policy. the proposed project. Ideas includ­ pers board. the program over $1.700. Maddox -Plaques were presented to ed aSking clubs, businesses and in­ AfteJ: discussions over me,mbef­ •sJiid Crime Stoppers has received board officers. dividuals to sponsor the signs. shIpandettendance, Tammie Mad­ restitution· payments of $150 "" ... \. _ .. _.. Maddox said the signs would pro­ dox and Mark Silva were invited to . through the courts. .-The next meeting was set for . bably be a better deterrent to crime oin the board as alternates. It was -Maddox reported the Ruidoso noon Thursday, January 21, at the than the Neighborhood Watch signs learned that all 15 board slots are Police Department has borrowed LIncoln County Cafe.

Ruidoso Communica­ tions/Detention Officer Laura Ashley and detective Lanny Maddox are shown at the Ruidoso Pollee Depart· ment with an award Ashley received from the 12th Judicial District Law En­ forcement Association. Ashley was chosen officer of the quarter by that group • for the final quarter of the year. Maddox was recently elected president-the first time a Lincoln County of­ ficer has headed the large organization of Linooln and Otero county law officers.

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A bluejay hangs on tight to a pine high above Ruidoso after last week's snowstorms. The bird was captured on film In this view from Camelot Mountain.

Fire damages home in .' ,· ,• White Mountain area • • Officers of Ruidoso/Lincoln A damage estimate wasn't chen fire at the Jim Larkitl County Crime Stoppers are available early today (Monday) on residence. She said paid anl1 shown after Thursday's a structure fire Sunday at 209 White volunteer ~nnel remamed at meeting. Pictured from left Mountain Meadows. the sCene a little over an hour. :. are Roy Seay, treasurer; Lan­ Kortney Hall olthe RUidoso Fire cause of the fire was U.sted on of­ ny Maddox, vice-president; Department said the alarm sound­ ficial relKlrtsas a poSlJible sbortcit­ ed at 6: 30 p.m. and 22 firefighters cUit overload: of Small appUanc~. Christina Lawrence, There were no iIljllries. : secretary; and Jim Biggs, responded with five units to a kit- , president. Officers were ,• given service awards during • the luncheon meeting at ,, , "Nottingham's. Downs Trustees reset • meeting to Dec. 28 , The meeting of tile RUidoso The meeting has .been~bedUl­ Downs Trustee/l for Monday. ed (0'1'7 p.m. J,Jonday, December28, December 14, was cancelled due to at RQidOSO DoWM'VlUage Hall. poor weather. The meeting had M~gs ofthe trU$tel!S areopen to been scheduled for 7 p.m. the pUblic. .'

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. ~' . Monday, December 21,1987/ The Ruldoso,N.we\/$A Action to continue tonight • • in recreation "cage league • Ruidoso Plltks and Recreat!.on 6lHl~, Md the Chiefs clobbered tIl:e, • Depllrtment Adult' :BlIllketbaliCobras, 9UZ. " . ' lAlague,gamell Will continuetonlf;lbt ,Hllc1;or Gom~ had 21. ~illt$JAnd (Monday), Pecember2~, at White Glyde Reynoldll soored 12 for ,tbe Mountain School. . .Scbockerll.Mike Wier and Mark In the fb."st game at,7 p.m., Bull , CalliU botb Md 16 pOinw f(ll,':BrIU ;a.ing wi.Il play the Oobr; scored 12 points to Schockers defeated Bull Rin!':, spark the Cobras.

,Putting ut up!' Girl jv cagers beaten/"42... 34 nuidoso High Scb901's girlS the lIeason. Ruidoso's Norma Murillo junlor varsity basketball. wam "We had some good things m the (21 In Ilht jerlOley) puts up played visiting ROllwell tough game, I:lUt itwasn'tourbe$l; game," a lOlhot against Roswell in before losing, 42-34; ThUrlldaY said Warrior junior varsity ooach Thursday night's girls nl ht. ", Dennls Davill. "We're $I:ill pretty , varsity basketb

.Monday: lluldoso Parks and llecreationDepartmentAdult Basket­ ball lAlague games at White Mountain School, starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday: lluidoso Parks and :Recreation Department Adult Basketball League games at White Mountain School, starting at 7 p.m. 'Capitan jvs edge Hondo Capitan's boys junior varsity added 10 pomts, Danny Salcido basketball team edged Hondo, scored nine and Gilbert Chavez 65-63, in overtime Saturday. scored eigbt for Hondo. Kent McInnes scored 23 pomts to Both teaIn!l used some varsity lead the capitan squad. Warren players m the game. Russell added 16. Hondo's varsity boys contest with Rodney Montano scored 13 pomts host Corona Friday night was to lead theEagles. David McTel~ue cancelled due to icy roadll.

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The Ruidoso Convention and treatment for our future conven- Carriere was impressed by the " Visitors Bureau (CVB) recently . tions." He continued to say he ap­ large number of people who attend­ . reached a hallmark in establishing preciated the hospitality shown by ed. He felt it spoke weU for the au­ Ruidoso in the minds ofNew Mex­ everyone. So far, the weekend has dience an4 for the spirit of Ruidoso Blue Goose Catering ico's top.meeting planners. During paid off with several new as a community in general. tlJ,e weekend of November 20, ex­ conventions. In conclusion, I wouid like to take,. Blue Goose Catering personnel and offers oaterlng and takeout service, ecutive directors of many of ·the Saturday afternoon the NMSAE's this opportunity to thank fellow members of the Ruidoso Valley Greeters lipeolalizlng In soups, casseroles, state's. associations were invited to were free to do as theychose. Some Ruidosoans for their support of the open the new business by cutting a rib· salads and Individual servings-"What Ruidoso'for ahosted weekend. played golf, while many others took Mills Roast, excellence in Jour­ bon last week. Cutting the rIbbon are people would fix If they were home." Thisgavethe CVB the perfect op­ advantage of Ruidoso's variety of nallsm Award Banquet and the (from left) Greeter Sherry Pry, owner Open Monday through Saturday (~xcept portunity to show off Ruidoso's con­ shopping. In addition, a tour to Lin· NMSAE hosted weekend. One guest Cathy Hufstedler, Jimmy Hufstedler, Wednesday) from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the )ljflltion and .meeting facilities. com was offered. from theaudience saidto me, "look greeters Mildred Crocker and Jackie shop Is looated at 29078 Sudderth Drive. JI.1though other communities The weekend concluded with the at the turnout ... it's Important to Rawlins, and Liz Groenendyk of the.Con­ Phone 257·5271. throughout the state have attemp­ first New Mexico Excellence in realize the significance· of it." ventionli and Visitors Bureau. The shop • ted such a weekend. RlIidoso was Journali$m aWllrd J)anquet honor­ There was no doubt in his mindthat the first to receive an excellent tUl'­ ing Ernie Mills. The'blaCk-tie ooCI;I.­ l;tuidoso is one 'Of a very few' New nout. Thus, our success made the sionfeatureda five-course gounnet Mexican communitfes that coUld event historicin nature. dinner which was immediately pull off such a venture. I think we Our distinguished guests, all of followed by the "roast." The can all be proUd of it. FLboJ;ll are members of the New roasters solenmly marched in to J@X1co SOCiety of Association Ex­ the beat of "Pomp and Cir­ ~tives (NMSAE), represent a cumstance" and serenaded Mills very influential group of people in with a blast of their ever-ready Open Nilely At 7.00 P.M. Open Hldey Al7.00 P.M. New Mexico. Just a few of the kazOOs. SIOrts 7,30 visiting association' executives in­ The nine "roasters" were SIOrts 7.20 Blue eyes for Christmas. cluded Truett Gill, President of the distinguished New Mexicans from "TEEN WOLFTOO" "FATAL

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in thebills. The snow arrived early we iiUjoinmthe gladne~~and joyof during the time when the abortellt Mother Earth during this blessed The day ol the year WM on its way. A. Christmastide. . . • Decembersnow isthe prideandjoy oHlood Mother Ellrth. because it The Snow Birds . "..."..."..."...------_:-" stays upon the ground melting mto The ~now birdsliave fiQWD inchir­ WELCOME DACKPAR.TY Dreamer,,- .. the soU very slowly. The nights are sopg~ . ~hort, ~low­ ping their little of deUght. long and the dRiB thus Thing~ mg down the melting. And then the are just perfect for them. by Dan Storm .sun is atits lowest to the horizon in Their beloved snow is all on the· F~r People Who Hove _~_, its journeythrough the sky, helping ~hady side of the world, and their grassseeds and othernativefeed are 'l'he last Day tree~, stays on the ground ~hfning holii the ~now. . plentifulon the ~unnyside. Jays are Of Autumn throughtheday, withOut the Bligbtest So. Mother Earth has received a feeding around the feeding stations Been Away From'The trickle of melt water running. much needed ChrIstma~ present wfth"theUttlefeatheredfriends ofthe TbIs is being sent to you on after msny drydays. Sheholds this winter. Rememberto feed ourlittle December nineteen and will reach A Christmas Present precious snow foncfly to her breast, friends, thesnow birds, and the.other Catholic Church you on Decembef:otwenty-one, the For Mother Earth andallbel,' children, allthroughthis lastdayofautumn andtheeve of the mountain homeland are' slnglng Uttle winged friends this winter•. firlrt dayofwinter. Onthesunnyside We are a Decemberwinter scene. .songs of thanks and rejoicing. And Monday, December 28 at 7 p.m. of the Vale all trace o~ snow Js gone MaDy 'l'hants'For from thebUZUlrd of a few days ago. Christmas Messages Out south ofthe hOWle the moun­ MICHAEL D. SPENCE, M.D., FAAFP I send you thanks·for so many St. Eleanor's Cotholic Church tain meadow is gleamfngand . Christmas cards, and thekinddeeds, glisteningin a white blanket, rising andthegoodthaUghts which come to gentlyto thefoot ofthe hillwhereyou Is Pleased To Announce me over the miIe~ as Christmas can see the snow shining silvery draws near. CHRISTMAS EVE MASS whtte among the pinon and cedar, In sending ChrIstmas cards this Mid~ight and over the oak til'lJSb. 'l'he flag Iil The Opening Of His Medical Office have fiillena Uttlelate,solam 8 p.m. and Boatingovet'themountainagafniita = ul to be able to ~end you /.l!tY of blue. washed clear bY snow, Friday, January 1 fondestwishes bythis message. God fle.«t'and rilin. bless you, and may you have the CHRISTMAS DAY MASS A warm west wind is humming most wonderful ChrIstmas of your Cbr1stmas CBt'Ols amidst the rivet' For The Practice of Family Medicine life. 9:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. trees.and ev~and over the .. • :mowy:-meadowsOll theshadyside of '··B;Y·.'C~B thevatlll1, and along the ridges and ,PHONE 257.7712 0 "Ro.drunaer'Tax" ; ...... Orlng·yourewn Bible' . hilltops to the south. And • And yet with the sun beaming SIERRA PROFESSIONAL CENTER BookkeepiDB Service 257·2330 · herejustbeforehighnoon, and warm west wind singing the 257-5654 Box 4309 Office Hours By Appointment II E. ow on the meadow and ~ the Ralcloso. N.M. ~ CIe. ~.i . . ~1 "t&'~ fll)~ fll)~ RUIDOSO NEWS .;1 f!lJeuz, 9!e.:Yta f!lJbu'n;? aloonz, SEND A $~.. f!lJecen~"t- 2SM-.. "087 GIFT SUBSCRIPTION "2 nDOn ~ 0 p.nz,. .. ", . (New Mail Subscribers) r·l , 't!?""'- 01' UOilft o' U~ XI ~~. aJe4 't!?on6<>nom.o ' ot &_/h- 't!?korn Ii.<,i- ~f!oe66 M_ yo_" 6akJUJtHA ~ oj'dU6dny. _ ~&nud0e4 ~ and~UJtHA ~ 0I'~ LET US HELP YOU MAKE ~ &W~ ~ ~~~J' ~3.9S SHORT WORK OF ij 9'~ tY.-E..,. 6 .....d...uh _~6kffi""SJ', ~~, LONG GIFT LISTS ~ ~e5'U"""h 6"~J'I-, and~ .,...... ,. ..--.

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'skier flight carrier ; ,-' . 'n, "::"', \' !\'lesa Airlines inaugural flight to , .' (, ,,'"~,''' -, :~- orado. The program proved to be ;,~ , ,' '" '. '". -: , c' ~rt , . :; ':;- Sierra Blanca Regional in­ successful and Mesa now enters its ",: \.:' ~,.: '- ,': ., itiates a winter schedule With two third year of ski flights with 13 .,. ',- , -,'".' , .'.,' flights daily from Albuquerque and routes to six ski areas in a three­ "-. "- ; . Dal1asIFort Worth, Texas. state region, continuel! the relealie. According to a pressrelease from Besides the Sierra Blanca fligbts, Mesa Airlines, the company got in­ Mesa offers l!ervice to Taos, Clll­ to the ski business in the winter of oralio Springs, Denver, Gunnison ", 1981Hl6. when it flew one route bet­ and Durango, Colorado, and ween Telluride and Denver, Col- Jackson Hole, Wyoming. ,j

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•••••••••••• "Christmas Special" • •• Come stay with us in EI Paso at the Texian Inn, and leave the driving to us. Enjoy a Texian Breakfast. then hop In our Texian von to be" driven to the Clelo Vista Moll with over 140 stores for a fun filled day. When thru shopping, •. call us to be picked up at the Moll and return " to the Texian Inn. Children under 18 stay free" in the some room with parents. Compllmeqtary fruit basket upon arrival! All of this for dqly" $38.00 + tax per night. . Must present this ad upon arrival. Good on any Friday, Saturday or Sunday Night thru December 20. 1987. ® Exit at Viscount from 1·10 to Gateway West. '....n 9125 Gateway West ...... EI Paso. TX 79925 Lonely ranch Inn (915) 593·8400 or Toll Fre 1·800·531 -1000 Cattle gather at a windmill on this ranch off the • eastern edge of t~e Capitan Mountains, a scenic •• highlight on the drive to Roswell. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~ ~ ~ ...~ ..,....,..-._, ....~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The Holiday Se,ason can be especial- ~ ~ Iy, tough' for teens. When emotional te: ~ crises and periods of feeling down ~ RICHARDBARTONTOYOTA-BUICK ,~ disrupt their lives, professional evalu- ~. ~ ation and treatment may be needed. ~. lNROSWELL i ~ ~ i ~ ~. , YOUR 4X4 HEADQUATERS '84 FORD BRONCO 11 . ~ It's the XLT model and equlped with a V·6 englrte, automatic and mot

, ,~. ~' MQnday, DEleember21, 19871 Th. RUldo.o.N.w. i S.c.lon a . 5 " - ; ,i _ . ¥. i : - __ : ; .1 ..f, . . •• • pinion , , ... L._, d. -- , ... : "". , , '* .. c.: '. ". - i • WA''T''l. 1\ME~~.~ .Editoria.l Personcdities can be jQ.st as importr;mtQs if;SQesin loced ~ election:;., .. • I It is· important, then. 10 examine the pertormQoce of present candidates· when they seek reelection.

If 0 personisdolfl9 a good job. they should be retained in office: poor officials should be ejet;1ed• • • In RUido$o.counci.lIors J.D. James, Jess Stinsol'l. Jerry Shaw and Victor Alonxo, and Municipgl Judga Bill Payne, will be up for reelection. if they choose. "t ~,..fA CCl\'A~ P~"('NGa Ruidoso Downs trustees Laonard Bergeron, Fred Ber­ MORE ~1'n:~iION 10 N\'I( nard and Bill Smith, and Judge HarrQld Mansell, may tx:>M6~iIO ec.oNON\"(! seek additional terms as well as Capitan trust$es Kelly . . . Beavers and Norman Renfro. •

N , , Examine the candidates and their performance. Your vote will affirm your deciillion that they have done well. If you believe they have not done well; en­ courage another to.run who could do a better job. or 1r-- • .... * run for· a seat yourself. Candidates must sign QP January 5•. • ~ Be sure to consider the people currently in office when forming an opinion on the March electic;m. They are as ~~~ important as the issues.-DJP

The Straight Inside the Capitol Scoop by Jay MUler with Darrell Pehr LAS CRUCES-Was the much- Mexico, performs final assembly toutft U. S.-Mexican border gover- and shipping. nor's conference a big success or a Jobnst. JoIm, director ofMexican I don't really want to brag •.• but learned at the Lariat that friends slipped to sleepto the sound tI)is time with the arrival, from disappointing failure? affairs for the U. S. State Depart- the Pehr family has just returned "everybody" was going to the ofArmy cotsqueaks (muchlike the nearbySandia Park, ofmymother, It aU delHlJllis on who you talk to ment, feels the biggest accomplish- from aPre-Christmas, twlHiay, aIt­ "ClUb Moriarty" (known locally as comforting buzz of summertime and her wonderful, smooth­ down hereiii Law Cruces. ment oftheconference was Its "in· nildit. all-eJqleDSes-paid (by ns and the "Moriarty Community crickets). running, fO\1l"-wheel-drive Subaru, FoI:GGv. G~Carruthers itwas . lItitut1Orialttatloil!'~· , the Natiornil Guard), once-in-n­ center"), Monday dawned to the sounds of and a 10;.fOO1 tow rope., . anotherDUlFlficentiObofbostinga Since 1963, the conference has lifetime (we hope), fabulous stayin Whatluck! a Club staffer announcing (via Wesaid ourgood-byes to allthose msjor even •Ifthe fIrst year of the been an on-again, off-again affair. the "Club Monarty," nestled ab­ With the car now long dead, and bullhorn) the names of people who folks at the community center, and Carruthers adminJsl:ration ends up Critics have charged it Is just a solutely intheheartofthe reknown­ .all toadsleaving town closed by the had telephone messages. The snow announced ourintention to head out 1:Ielng known for anything Itmay be social gathering. Atthismeetingthe ed pinto bean capitol of the world, State Police, our decision was an outside still was frightful, but of town on the only open road-to fdi'lIUccessfu]IyhostingtheKing and governors pledgedtomake It anan· Torrance County. easy one. breakfast was absolutely Albuquerque.. Other Club guests Queen of Spain, the natronal nual event: We couldn't believe It wben our "Why notstay here tonight! After dellghUuL . wished us luck. Republican governors and the The problem bas been the rela­ car'putted toa stop on snow~oked all, 'everybody' Is going tothe com­ I ventured outside in search of a After a long trip, attheend of the border governors during three con- tions tietween our two countries, Highway 40 justwest of Edgewood munity center. Let'snotmiss ouU" garage for the dead Scirocco, while third tow rope In less than as many secutlve months. which haveso often been strsined- last Sunday afternoon. Basking in The Sunshine State msn pulled Linda and Renee spent time with days, we were at University All three events came off with usua1Jybecause ofinconsistentU. S. the heat seeping from the engine the car to the Club parking lot, our closestClUb friends (onthenext Volkswagen. Yes, they said, they hardly a hitch. The biggest snafu foreign poliey. MexicanofficlalSsee co:::,,&artment-as our car groaned . refused payment (not even a tip) cot over), the Sekhons from Los could fix our car. wastheflapovertheguestUsttosee a possible beginning of better rela­ te ble groans and steamed and and vanished with his four-wheel­ Angeles, who justhappened to·have Less than il day and a borrowed the Spanish royalty.-That problem tlons for the future. hisSed and finally, "Oh no! ", drive into the fast accumulating a three-year-old daUghter, much to car later found US backIn Ruidoso, can'thonesUy bepinned on Garrey. An unspecified date of about a overheated in the most dramatic snow. threeoyear-old Renee's delight. safe and sound. He disagreed Immediately with the year from now has been tentatively D1lU1lIer possible in sub-freezing The Club Moriarty was fabulous. It's doubtful that fate will ever lotterydecision msdeb1 his chiefof agreed to. The Mexicans want It to temperatures with 70 mile per hour Everything was on one level, so Bobbr., at Bobby'S Phillips on the again land us In the fabulous Club protocolbutthediehadalreadybeen be following ourNovember1988 elee­ snow-fUled winds-we began to we didn't have to climb stairs with "Strip, ' towed me to his garage. Moriarty (we pray), so we cling to cast. tions incasethevictorappearstobe realize we were in for the time of our luggage. We weren't required After a thawing out, new plugs and the thoughts of those memorable In retrospect, the Spanish visit no better than the present ad­ our lives! to check in, or walt for a room key, a battery charge, the car started, people (all of whom went far wastheleastimportantfrom an ae- ministration at fostering improved But, what luckl and pretty much had our choice of but ran poorly and emitted a giant beyond any expectations in coming complishment standpoint and the relationsacross oursouthernborder. curbside service was provided accomodations. white cloud of smoke:"Blown head to our rescue) and memorable , mostuptight from a protocol stand- Thxas Gov. BUl Clements was one almost immediately. Furniture was no problem. gasket!" Bobby shouted over the times. I point. So a minor stumble on that of the detractors of the conference. "I couldn'tvery well leave you to Stackable chairs were everywhere roar of the engine. Yes 50. no bragging ... we had an event is understandable and Clements noted that the conferees freeze to death," the man with the in the wide open multl-purpose And he said he couldn't fix it, unexpected, eventful an4 thrilling forgivable. hadnoteventouched OIl environmen- red beard said as he attached a tow room, and, like others, we just ar­ we'd havetotakeitto Albuquerque. few days justoff the fastlane on the Iiithemeantime, carruthers and tal problems, economic problems chain from his smooth-running, ranged themto suitourneeds. Fae­ Just as the shine of our fabulous "Strip" in well-travelled Moriarty, his staff are becoming experienced and drug problems. four-wheel-drive truck to our non­ ing chairstogether to form a "bed" time at Club Moriarty was beginn­ believe it or not. hosts. If Garrey's plans for higher Itisnoteworthy thatall four U. S. running, non-four-wheel-drlve seemed to be the style of the day. ing to dull a little with this It was an unforgettable time of political office don't work out 1m- governors are Repub1Icans-a factor SClrocco. Linda, Renee and I noticed the at­ disastrous news, our luck returned, our livesI mediately, there is always the whichDllide iteasiertogettogether And as be hooked the chain to his tractive beige over brown color hospitalitYindustrywhich could take on this meeting. ClementsIsthe on­ truck, I couldn't help but notice his scheme of the cinder block walls advantage of their talents. iy governor to whom these con- Floridalicenseplate (we, mountain and the easy-clean-up linoleum people from Ruidoso, were being floor tiles. Complimentary were Louis sadler, a bonier historian ferences are not new so he is more ~~ ;:::~, '" andoneoftheorganizers ofthecon- impatient about producing some savedinthesnow by a guyfrom the color television (one set, 13" r::::;::: :::::::::::: ::: :: :,:, ::: .';:::::..:::::•.. e" ••:: ....-;e:, , :, ... :':n . . ference that ended 1i'riday at the reSUlts. Sunshine state). diagonal measure) and room ser­ New Mexico State University cam- Other detractors have mentioned Our "courtesy shuttle" pulled vice (dinner was served, by us, in pus, says, "The .Id~ th8t this the lack of addressing other prob­ smartly into the only lane of travel the multi-purpose room). meeting was not SIgnificant, I find lemssuch as smugglinlS, human open, and we joined an impromptu The eveiling was a nonofrtop enter­ grossly absurd!' rights, immigrstlon and mcreased parade of winter travellers all anx­ tainment blur of discussions with Hegoes OIl to say he thinks it has trade of farm and manufactured iously pushing eastward into the other Club visitors of the weather been "the II10ilt significant meeting products. Christn1aS-y snow and ice. (serious ones), crossword pUZZles, ofthe boniergovernorsina quarter Labor uniOI1$ aren't too thrilled Unfortunately, my hands were Word-Finds, Yahtzee, Uno, card­ · cen~'" That would matte this about the maquiladora p!,"OgraIil. occupied with steering andclearing playing, rescuing "BOb" (a stray, meetingthemost"significant" of all They say the industrt stealS jobs the defogger-less windshield, other­ disoriented cat wandering outside meetings because th~./lfrs.t get- from U.S. Workers by moving wise r coUld have rolled down the in the deadly Cold) and a delicious together was MyearsagodUring the assembly plants to MexICo. window to hear the first notes of chile and pinto bean supper, Which Published each Monday and Thursday by Ruidoso News, Inc., J. Kenneth we suspect contained authentic, Green,Presldent; Walter L. Greell, Vice President. at 104 Park Avellue, and firStyearoffo1'DJerGGv.Jackcamp- The trade-off, which Is hard to "Over The Rhier'lind 'l'hrough The enttlredas second class matter at the Post Office at RuidOSO, N.M. 88345. bell's administration. . measure, is thattile cheaperprices Woods," whieb other motoriSts un­ locally grown pinto beans. Ken andMaryGreen ' ,. ,, 50 • 50 ••• 50 50 50 • Publishers AIIl- doubtedlyweresingingall.we made The night was not Without the AccordIngtothefonnerU. S. for whim the goods can be produe­ Rolland Ramos...•...... ' '.•.. 5O ••••:Business Mgt. hassadorto Mexico Charles PiI1Iod, ed makes them. more competitive our way along like one, bIg, happy. glamor of news cameras buzzing family. .. around, with exclusive interviews Darren J .. Pebr - 'Editor the conference was a sUccess and allows the U. S. bWlinesses to cannen Edwards 50 •••••••••• " •••• , •••••••••••••••••AdvertiSing Mgr. 'because the four U.S. and sbI: Melt- emploY more U. S. workers. The excitement Was just of ClUb guests. Rod Flanagan , COmposing Supervisor ·ican governors endorsed the ma- .,., , beginning. . The evening's highlightproved to be the 10 p.m. News, with shots of ·qUila, or twin plant, industrt as a . CalIfornia Gov. George Deu1ane- As we neared.MOriarty, we SUBSCRIPTION RAt!S IN ADVANC! ·wayto deV'elonthe bOrder economy. jianandArizona Qov. EvanMecham couldn't believe our eyes. Through the Club MOriarty preceding a InthemaqUlla industry, U. S. com- bothhadldndWOrds forthemeeting. the frosty windshield we c~uld just very-wen-watched weather J;JaIlies mOVe theit assembly opera- !'decham said he had !injoyed maIC­ barely see two State. Pottce cars broadcast. Single copy 50 , '.' .. ' 50 50 ••3Sc tlOI1$ to Mexican pWtts to take ad- mgnewlrlends.ConSiderlngthepro­ blOCking thehighWay illfront of us. Then, an unexpected group ae­ ,vantage of the cheaper labor. blems he has been ha:v.ing with a Our merry parade was' funneled, tlvitywas provided byClub staffers Mail Delivery Only: · The companies often .build ''twin reca1lelectionandpossibleiJJlPe8ch­ like presents into Santa's hag, off (much appreciatedmembe1'$ of the plants."Ttieone on the U. S. sideilf ment back home, making. new the liighway and Into Moriarty. Moriarty Volunteer ll'ire Depart­ Single copy by Mail '" , $1.00 ment) and Cal'noflage-suitedNa­ 1 Year out Of County , 50 50 50 $30.00 the border manufa$ttes the com- friends maybea complllte1y unique We passed the famous lighted, 1 Year Within COunty..•.... ,. ' ,.. , _ $21.00 ponentsand, afterbasiCassewblyIn experience. scrolliilgmessage Sign at Rip Grn­ tional Guardsmen, who arrived fin and. Deated the downtown with a big truck bearing' no­ 11 Months OutOf county ,. 50 50 50 , , •••$2ll.oo "Strit)"1Ights·of Blaclde's and Cit­ nonsel1$e. Artl1y Cots for everyone, 6 MontII!J ,'Within County '.' " .$25.00' Clll K. Of course, it was only mid­ food' and non-allergenic pastel Home Delivery only: afternoon, and we lmew we'd ha\'e blankets. . Letters to the editor policy to waltfornighUall to getthefull ef­ It Wall begUming to look like one, • Monthly nate: $3.50 : Mini11lwn Three Months...•...... 50 .. : ....$10:50 fect of the downtown lights but big, SlumberPartyI . The ltuidos.o News number must be included for that's what Moriarty is au about, We all gota bitoflate-night exer· Can 251-4001 For Home Delivery welcomes "Letters to the verification of the writer's right, the nightlife?! clse settlilgup the cots ana jockey­ Editor," and will pUblish identity. .. . You've probably read all about ingthe unfolded cotsfOr position U1 . The RuidoSo News reiierves ,the righ\ to reject adVertising and edit eopy them on the Opinion Page, Letters may be hand­ Moriarty's famous Sunset Motel, thecl'oWded l'oom. The high­ thatitconsiders objectionable. Liability for anyerrorinadverti$lng sha11 not with alllet.ters being subject deU\'ered to The Ruidoso and' the Ponderosa, oh;.l\l1d· the OVerhead lights Wllre dimmed, exceed thevalue of th6 actual space in which the error OCCW'S and llball be to editing for Illngtll. News office at 104 Park LariatMotel-westoppedtherebut sweatlll"S we had pilr¢hased as lI8t1$fied by correction in the next islIlle. The enUre contents cd the RuidollO '1'he name of the writer Avetlueormailed to P.O. Bolt they Wllre full, of COlU'Se. We knew Christrl1lils presents ~camepilloW$ News III copyrighted, and no portion ~y be used in any manner WithoUt the must be. printed. A telephone 128, Rilidoso N.M. 8834$. we were gambling by~rri:1l1ng in and a chorusof "goodnights" wel'e =fo'~l-:Sd=~;,~J.U~:t~=~J.~&~hangesofad' town without lit reservation, but we beard as we and 2000£ our newest

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Nob HUI's • ,"--,' ··De.cember Good Citizens KI nderg arte.n G..ood Citil!:ens (frol1t row, from left) are. JeroQ Pritchett, Mlohael Bellows,. Jenny Be th H art E; r I n Klrkegaard, PhUilpChee, Krystal MoNutt and Catherine Garrett, Back row, from left, are Ty Paden, Shara Gurule. S e I tn a S tee d ; TIna Bellows and Cassie Bed· norz. Not plcftured: Hollard Darn, Isaiah Car· rllo, Jon Harrington and Elizabeth Sliva.

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First Grade Good Citizens' (front row,' from left, are Marcello Sliva, Melissa Sparks, Kristen Hayes, Steven Salas, Garrett' Apachito, John Medina and Tammy Pafford. Back row, from left, are Shawna Rodriguez, Trlsha L.aPaz, Brandy Patton, Gabe Rem· Ington, Tamra Stewart and Kelsey Davis. Not plot\:lred: Roger Phillips. Sudderth snow

Cars oreep along snowbanked Sudderth Drive after _I the Weekend snowstormln the village. Reports rang· ed as high as two feet for aCoumulatlon totals, whioh kept orews bUSy olearlng streets all week. (Photo by Darrell J. Pehr.)

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t Monday,l)eC$mber21, 19811 Tb. RuJdo.O N.w. 1 :;ta . JrULt. ~ HAlRPBESSER-'0111 vmJ;lOGAME MACHlNFS -conln LEGALNOTICE ~El\IENTS LEGALNOTICE ANNOUN( Style Shop, 237' S\1dd.derth. Com· excelS .$1..110O newI .. QCI'lt1<:e at ~'.\Q»tJmuc';\'COUllTO ~=~=m'COURT .tIl1tlI!lQn OJ:' booth rental. Contact$500.eanlor1I~_ent251-G01lO ..UNCOI.NCOll!'i. PUBLISHER'S NOTICE - All Real Sue Ann ·01' Marilyn, :wT0$85. 91' 21)1-2511, ask fill' Tamarll. STATJllOJ1'M!lWMElaCO STATJllOJ1'N1!lWf4EXICO J;lstllte a(1vertlsed In Oils . .' l&3-tfc .8-*tf<: J1'IlIS1'F£l)lii:R.ALSAVlNllSll.tmlOoOFNEW SUN' OQ.m_ m.B·.~~_N••(W~,. newspap'er is subject to the ~Jt."""'r!yc...._e-Iy _.~,.... -,~- .AlDmB POSrrlONS AVAILA:BLll.l"':" ONLY A'FEWLElFX-skiS' j)Jn4l!lgIl ...... 1MQ_1I"", I\!EWMElClCO,J1',!!.II.. . ." I Fedel'al Fall' JloUl!bJi;l Act 9f Ill61l .r whichma~es con1;;lct Karen. Rice, Dlr(l($)r of andWles, $00. VariOllll~•.uter . •_ J'l!IIJIlf,(f. aV!IIIo4 SIIoIIP ho"". ItIllegarto advettllle R-G6-~ ._ . .', J'JoJoIlitt. , ' '~anYPreference, Umltation, or Nurses, RUidOllo care Center•. 5tb6p.m'l Joel, 257-602'1. 1l0JIM'l'Q.=.~INIA."'SWA1N. NO~TllClIAIIT'v. .' ". 0'1 •f· d: ·d1scrinllnatlon baSed on ra<:e,col. &DSt1'eets.257.oo'l1. .R-61-lltll . WlNTJ;lR -Sn:CJA.lo '-on' steel M'J:!am::.... ,!!,.OIll!2l1'lmNORMAN'~.S.LOlJIIlEJ.ANI.OE·.I "l'(JOra_\D!ld.~. Q.\NCOIW.aCo!l!t...... ''I '. ...• . . ass'. ..•...... I Ie":.. , or, reU.gion, sex, ornational odgln, V~AGE POINT NmmDS -Pllt't- ·bUildingl$ .until Pe<:ernber31. l\LUI(]A!C",.·llCltU'ER.'l1IE_m, I BIlOWll'....1llwhel111 Roollt!!h A R iliserllninatiOl'\.'· '.l'hi;;l nl;lWSPaper accellthlS I1ppl,iClltiODII fill.' a PUM ..3711-48111. .. ,A~ • . . NI!'. cv-tt"', NOTlQil IS HEru;:lIY QIVEN U1ll1 lI1e undO.- C LASSI FIED' :R E. A DER'. 'will not knowingJyac<:~t,~ RellreA~Qn PiI'ec:tw.Pe~ ...Jl.!m9Illhl)1"~H~IlAL!!:lllv.n. ~~~W,:.JI~=n:r~:1t a(1vettilling fOJ:'real eatatewhich Is Md SJ;lj\S()NED FIREWOOD - Jun.lper, N...... _ .....~,Blyen Ih<¢ tile un~.nl!l't!Ol, ...... el til" lJne:0. N...Mm..,....Uona .....v.y..utho r\gIit, a.m. for the Monday In violation ofthelaw.'Ourreadel'l1 mimstrl1tion or related:field. FIVe . deUver;$125/~rd,llpll.t, deUyeted I~.at IO:OQ a.m.. at tho ttllnt eatraa<:o oI·1!W .lIl1e 8lldIaterejlt'Oltho Ileten<\lUlUlQRmCOAST Issue' 'W'd d 8 SQ are' fufol'nled thllt aU dwellings yeaI"se~tlence In Il1!l1Ulgement and fltal;~ed;. l"inon,· $l2OIcord" 14UQI~lIu1Jdlng; ~:IIuIl!oolo. N...Me~ Q.\NCORP In """to> tho t.lIowlJlg """",,Jb!l~ty blnation .ofeduclltlllnandex- m»Ut, . deUVered $hds1;;l<:ked. &""1l', 'N~M-.!"', ~tel_1041n IJnee'" M":il'eo~"'3..on..:'to!hl~~oI~cIg:"'~~· Issue· b;;llllll. , 'lH2-tfnc perlence. Entl'Y. level III ~,70ll ;E'tll$tonStQne. 1-3$?,356.~tp . 100.41. !lloekl1 ot PONDIllRl)IIA 1loa~jll$\n.rth.tcarrlooY"'·a:.····· CLASSiFIED 'RE'ADcR HEIQIlTS IIVIlIlIVJSION. 'lImr XI. LOlli !r~. 3. 4""" &. BI~ """Traola B ." ... "', .... YearlY T bel1ents, complete. job 14X76 NOWAY MOBhE .... home: 3 R1l1d.... LIncolnCoUat)'.NewMezl..,.aa . """"., H!JTSl)N ·c.mIUZll.IIUl1UlVJ- ADS are scheduled only In SANTA'S ELWS -,arebllSY- again. aeSCl"lB~OI1Md appUelltioDllue at .bedrQOmIl, .2batlil!. ~,O(III.,unrUr-. shlDW NewMeo:- consecutive issues or on Let. "l'tumours" . b~e all your the V . ge <)f nWdl1'!l~ 313 Cree nillbed pl'l<:e. Some fU1'!1iture floe at tile Cl..k""" (i;l<-lIlt!cI. 1...... ahownbytlle.lfIeIa1Plaltll..eolon .... a on'" tlme·basl·s., . .' Chlistrr:llls goodies f9r home, pll1'­ MelldoWIJ Pl'lve. 1".0. J)1';;lwer6I1'aVailallle To 'be moved 37&4126 R~.Hineo!ll Count)'. N"'" Mmeo llIe in til. ClffJee o.f lb. C9unty Cl..k ...~ .. "" ~eXico883411.Clolles :s.5&-tf~ Sep\eJllberll,_. • 1il"...lIlcl._•••tUJI..bi...•...... ·.lU· ·DEAD'INE·S .. FOR AL"L ties !ll1d giftll.OI'lier 'eatly! R.Uidllllo,New .,...... SaI~Ila10 WllI bemadoP...."""ttilthoJudgmented 6Jgly ~l!liCli ..' ....,...... ' '. . . · Rumours. 257.4120, 11111 Vine• •n_lath.abo...... nlll1edai>~nUlJlbei-elIe 131ilal1t• .11'.14.1'.14•• LInCOln • ELKS :r..oJ;>GJ;l BINGO-evCl'Y Tue~ . .!laIdJ~~tdlreetedl....cl..ureollb.m... Co....ty. New Me:slo•• nwr. pal1leularly the Thursday issue. d -Juni~r ...... t

  • (l) Ia deoIgoalo4'lor tho paid. IneI~dinR tho lee of tho .._1master: 21 WOIlDS ; 3.35 ple thM our local mar~et? How o. MUQlcI~ reliable perllon. Referencell. ReIlUlar ._.... AND WHE:IIEIN SUN COt/NmY SAVINGS 22 WOIlDS 3.55 about j!15,111111 l:eaderll in .33 258-4400. NOW TAKING ORDERS - for wood. D. ThelolloJrbUl k>eallGilIa ~"'goalo4 aa B~OFNE:WMEXICO. F.SJl.was adJ~dged 10 22 WORDS 3.97 hometown newspap~~ all over 8-61-9tp $SO/cord, you plelt up; 2 cord$ Polling ,l'Iace till' tho Cg lo ~lo vole al Attomey'sFee.: &.000.00 29 W01Ul8 , 4.63 fufonnatlon. ' R-92-tfc WILL BABYSIT - in ~ home. Delivered In Ruldollo. Call Coals: 30 W01Ul8 , ,., ',,, 4.80 tho Iltt!ul&!' Mwilelpal eleeI1en. muot ~o in.I~~' 210.95 CUSTOM DRAPERIES - and' win· Prefer 2 yea1';;1 and older. Meals 1-349-11112, (1;;ly 01' evening. P-G3-8tp Reglatei' w11b tho CoWl\)' ClerkofLlneolll ..hlch auma a.t conllaUlng interest 31 W01Ul8 4.95 snac~ CoUnty not later Ihan _YoFebrUst)' Ihroughthodale 01 aaIe. oradvlDl'" lor_1n- 32 W01Ul8 , , 5.11 dow treatments, 18 ,yCll1's jll'ofes­ and provided. Refel'ences. ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ­ 2. 1*at S:OO l'.D>!••tho date ..."I)lehtho auraaee. p-y taae. or a...... enlS Ihrough 33 WORDS " ....•.....•.•.••..•••.•5.27 sionalservice.Our own workroom. 378-a583. E-63-4tp 50% offatHilfu DollarPlIwnShop, Couo'" Cl k ..... ~ "-IsIraU tho date 01lllil••which lo \l&lo Iola1 $1,373.71.beliig 34 or ._~ OIl Ihe amount 01 dellna~enl sd valorem prooerty W01Ul8 ,,' 5.43 Contllet 336-4147 or <:all collect, 137 HighwlIy'10, next dool' toDatry Iloc>kS:' 35 W01Ul8 ,, 5.59 Q. lUI DeelaraI1.... of C&nd1daC)' _ bs taxes for 19116 OIld 1987 paid sua Counlryfotho 1-437-1366. o,17-tfc Queen. . JI-84-4tp by l~clgmeJIf 36 W01Ul8 , 5.75 HONDO YAUlliV KINIIIIS fliedwIlbtheMUQlclpalClerk ...TueadaY. LIn..la Counly'1'reasUter alter enlryof 37 W01Ul8 ' 5.91 DON'T BE A THROWAWAY - Recy· FIREWOOD - delivered, dry, bla~ JlUIU&ry 5, 1913 _ .... tho booms of 3:00 ~ PROCIilIilIlS ollhe solo will be applled lIS 38 W01Ul8 ,, 6.07 cle your aluminum cans. Donate GuttlIty IIotordiat walnut Md juni~r. $100 ~r cord, • .m. arid :uoo p.m. follows: 39 W01Ul8 , 6.23 your aluminum Clans to the IIIHl II'OOIIIIntI stac~ed ThecaallngofvillesbY'Iua1WedMwllcJpaI.lee- FIRST: TolheeoslalUld·-·-.,llale. 4D WOIlDS ;. " ,,, 6.39 $15 or special cut. 10.. _ bei'etlng maeblnea. -~- Volunteer FiI'e Department of 1-653-4670. G-Il4-8tp Adopted and approved t\llS 23rd day of Nov.. lae\udlngbu'lIo111in1lo4lolhelee BllndA1lFee...•...... ,, 1.69 371.1.'1 1917. . ' ollheSoeelal_randeoslaot Ruidoso and the noon Lions Club. EVERYT.HING IN THESHOP -31196 v--e.ter publleallOll\ MlIrked, collection dumpstem lI1'e for .,po;""...nt Il• -'Mayor . sr;:CONIl: Tn Ihe Judllatea' Sun Counlry off exceptlIhotguns, hand!Jl!!lll and ot THE RUIDOSO NEWS provided at the four RUidoso fire Slic~ Altiot. TIIEl SALIil will be made lo!he hlJlhest and best stations. Crushed' or crumpled 50, so come buy and IIhop for 1./JudN Ked bidder tor cash or caahler'. c:beclt or letter of cans pre.ferred. Join us In this CluistInaS at 137 Highway 711, next M-'elpalm- :~J~J&,.byls'~~~uf:~oV= 257-4001 community effort to recycle. Band W Carpet Cleaning door toDairy,.9ueen. , H-84-4tp Lop! ,5311I 2' 112) 3, 21 Mexleo, but. payment In full undel" the letter of Ir48-tfnc Dry clitanlng ayatam-Nallonal WE WOULD LIKE TO WISH - all PROBlEMS? - Thel'e is a ChrIstian t.stlng IlIborIIlory says It's the besll our eustomers a Merry- ClIl:lstmas 3 bedroom house· $48.95 and a Happy New Year from counseling alternlltive! Ca11 GJ:'ace Violet and Olivia at High Dollar Couulle1lng Service In Alamogor­ -stain and spill guard -deodorize Pawn Shop, 137 Higliway 70. dO,1-437-6578. R-62H8tp 354-2835 257-8424 . H-ll4-4tp MAlty KAY COSMETICS - PJ:'e Chrlstinas lIale. Ask lIbout Mary WOOD FOR SAlE - pinon and Kay gift certificate. Call 258-5836, cedar. Call 1~ or Frank ;;lfter 4 p.rn. s-GUtp MISCELLANEOUS . Miller, 1-354-2'1~ G-65-3tc BOIS BMX, MONGOOSE - dirtbike, SEASONED FIREWoo~for sale. $75, llke ne~.._sofalove seat, $250, 3 Spll~ cedar, $oo/cord, picked up. BANKERS LIFE AND CASUALTY yea1'S old; lWIg size bed, $450. can. 258-589'1,336-7084. H-65-4tp 336-4656. ().66.2tp Box 534 AKC, YORKSHIRE - terrier p~ul¥!, RUidoso. NM 88345 one male, $300; one female, $35lI. TOOLS'FOR THE M·AN Telephone, (505) 257-2776 capitan, HI54-2570. L66-1tp OF THE HOUSE WM. A. (BILL) ALLEN PIANO -used upright for sale. Good for beginneJ:'s. $250 or best offer. Lifetime warranty, gIft 336-4524. P-66-4tc certificates available. SENIOR CITIZENS TIRE CHAINS - used once:$35. Call Delivery to your house ClI1'men. 257-4001. 8-5, wee~(1;;l4:" or place of business. WANTED E-6ll-' c FIREWOOD. ALLIGATOR l Call Mateo Tools, Something Special JUNIPER- $115 ~r cord, pickea 437-9384 up; $145, delivered. FiI' and Offers spruce, $90 and $115. Stove length Show This Ad For 30% Discount . Md half cords available. 336-4524. 10% Discount. P-66-4tc .. To Senior Citizens LARGE SELECTION ~ quartz . On All . crystals, low prices. Men's. 7. Lange zr s~ boots. $65. Men'S. 6, AUTOMOTIVE Hair Salon Services dolomltes,$211.257-5790. IH6-1tp FOR SALE-1978Dodge pickup and 257-4417 2204 Sudderth tElEPHONE SERVICE - and wir­ 1975 Dodge Maxi Van. Both loaded ing. New, old, and remodels. Mike and in excellent condition. Malis. 257-7729. M-97-tfc 257-7836. J-5ll-tfc Log Cabin 'WE BUY, SEX.I., TRADE -usedfur­ MEYER SNOW PLOW - on 1985 K.ee~m, Ford Rangel', 4 wheel drive, long ntture,atitlques; :FindCl'S bed pickup, 2.8L V6, auto, camper Restaurant 2917 Sudderth Drive, bymain Post shell, low miles 5 year WalTMty. Try Our Breakfast Office. 257-4525. F-lO-tfc $8,1100. Excellent condition. ASPEN AIRE - ClIl'Illlt Cll1'll. Your (915)718-0328. (505)298-9888, And Lunch Specials upho!mery and dl'apery cleaning (505)255-&122. T-S9-11tp specialist.257-7714. . A4JO.tfc 11181 FOUR DOOn ~ 4 wheel drive Homemade Stew, RAILROAD CROSSTlES - switch wagon.5 speed. 257-7213. F-6li-2tc ties; high line Md meter ~les. Cornbread, Biscuits PrIce negotiable. Call 1-6~7. 19.85 Subaru, 4 wheel drive Turbo, • door.SedM, ptWiel' ;;IU!1 roof, trip And Gravy. , N'82-tfc computer, 6 sneed tl'ansmlssion, WILL PAY CASH ~ for used horse 34,000 miles. 257-1213. " F-6li-2tc 258-5029 and stock trailerll. Also ho1'$es bought and sold. Ca1"1 Draper, FOR SALE - 1972 Flrebird, 197& 378-8166. O,13otfc OIdsn1oblle Omega, 1974 Foro. Vati 111'f0 GMC Vl!l1. 19111 Subal"U AT JOYCE'S -FU1'l1!ture Barn we BJ:'at.1 WIth emnpershell atid a 11178 HELP WANTED have a lar~e Inventory of Ell' Camino. Wee~ daYII, call RUIDOSO, I)ffiJW MEXICO - Plann­ reD$Onably Ilnced furniture Md 257-4001, allk orleavemessageand ing .Adnlinlstt;ator. $16 924 to appliances. o~n 10-$. 6 days a phonenumberfor Joe. .M'82-tfnc 1 wee~. $21,907 + beneflt&. Demeo. degree We buy, sell and trade, 650 SUBARUGLWAGON ~ l!l114,4 wheel ill .urban platmlng or 8·yeai'll Sudderth. 257-7575. J-6lHtc drive, automatic, air, stereo, new municipal p~ exPllrience. WOOD FOR SAI.I1) ~nr and e•• tires, exceUenteondltiOl'\. in war­ CoUlplete job descnption Md ap-, ,potter'lI Nursery, 5 miles e;;lSt on ~atity. $$,/100. 336-4763. So66-1tp pllcatioQs. at Village ofRUidoso, Highway 70 from stoplight. 313 eree, MeadoW/! D1'iVe, P.O. 37s:8347. P-31-tfc . Drawer 611,RUidoso, New MeXico , '. . 88345. ClO$es 1·11-88. V-66-ltc RENTAL CATTlE BARON":'steak. &: Se8foOd LARGE 2 BEDROOM' - 1 'bath Restllutatit. 651 Sudderth DJ:'ive, is mobile. fll1'i1isbed. washer/d!-'Yer. acce{)tlng applications for certain. Nice ;;IllCIUs1on wltbgreat views. WsitlOns. Apply in pel'SOn for ap­ All utilities paid.$3007montlL dai1 Debble,37114732. .. L-66-tfe PQintment, MondaythrUSaturday, !. ! ~:30-4,:30 l,).m. Group health benefltl! aV81lable. Noplione ca1I$. J;l.O.J;l. Co66--Uo PINON PARK We CONDOMINIUM" "lAY AND_KENt> -wattpel'Son Hlgt'loliy. S.ltsonllli. M0l1th1v RIl'H~~~;:l!l I Watited. $2.~1hour. GmonthS e"~ $1'2.50 up Pllrlenee. APPly in person. OM Service. Pinon PArk Condominlur,I'. ~!'te·'~.12Y Victor'S, 2911 Sudderlh. D-65-tfc Crowll R••I ElIt.t", 257 r)lI,(h.1 URGE :FJmALTacAREi'- faclUf.y · neellll a full time ~to. brs.lweek) AU MO.kes Of. .facility plant maintenance super­ visor, starting January 15. 1ll8iI. .CONOO1');:1. MUIlt Jlave llltpetlence, knowledge, APPLIANCES .ftOPEllTYMANAGEMENT education a1'l1l su~l:'Yisory skl1lli In aU llspe<:tI! of ~Intenance. Mail I·!,·...... resume to: MaUltenance Super- 257..5410 . visor. P.O. :BlIXU1., RUidO$o, New 257..9GOO · / MWco86:H5. R-&5-4tc 2815 Sudderth . '0

    l' , f 481 ThlRuldolo News I Monday, DeQ~mber 21,1987 , I ' ASPENRtJNCONJJO~2bedr_, DUPLE,X FOR RENT..,. $270 per TW08EDROOMT&AILER .... com~GREAT ASSUMABLE LOAN ,... AUSTIN~CONDOMINIUM .... forsale ALTOV1LLAGE LOT ..... full 2batb$,ntcelyflll'llisbed~ Rent by montll, $150 deJ)9Sit, Qoseto town, pleteijt fumIshed,f200,Pan b1Us~781mooth!Rental proPerty or or trade. one bedl'QOm,800~,ft, rnembersbip . Deer, Park Wooda, t;~~'f$t~ ~~,~~7·41:~~===~.· g:na~lm5.rr.:. ~xrd"-= FURNISHED EFFICIENCY - THREE BED~ooM - 1~· bath, ," . M~tfc aUeil)' uijijties, 2~I(llI, fully 1-592-5580, .M-63-4tp MUST SELL ~ bedt'oonm ·2 a_ents, Recent!l remodeled, 14' X68'rnobUe, unf.ed, $325, ONE AND .TWO BEDROOM .'~ remodeled ·2. l~vmg are~s, HANDYMAN SPECIAL .... rusUc,sfil'eplaces,210ts, well, Best olf~r Great locaUon. Cable. All bips Located behind 3-Bees! CQIl trailers. 378.4639 or 378.4802, separate dlnlng, larBe uti!lty . bedrOOlJl,lbath home on.Cedar over $49,900. By owner, paid. $2OO/month. Call DebbIe, 2$7-7071 and ask for Toby. W-53-tfe . 'A.(l~Uc ro.oJn, appliances InCludIng Creek, Haapotentlal,Good year- (206)-823-9216,. iW~~ .378-4732. . L16-~c CABINS FOR RE~T ..., 2bedrooms, ~Q.~ .. aEO~QOM -unfp,r. :~o:~n~~f~~ ~~m~ roundaece$S. $5,000 down, assume ' 20 ACRES- adjoUlS Alto VU1a~e, SHOP SPACE .- 52X24, large ;d~~ar:ea~'2:~~Ok4fs J11shed~ome, Fll'eplace, dining . SHOWPUCEHOME~onmounta1n payment& of $336/montb, Leave . Paved a~ceM'l4C:ent ,viewsi overhead door, exhaust system utilities. 257-5410 or 2$7'9~55, room.J utili.tyr09m~. store r.oom,.top, ... incredible' Views. '. SpaciollS message at (505)5~9433. R-65-5tp . Qwnerlbr ker, .... J. A~ andUghts.3M44. D-l·tfc L-53-tfc range, refrigerator, fenced yard, . and' contemporary AmeniUes FURNISHED, ~~EAN. APART· COMMERCIAL BUILDING .- for f:~:~rd 3~T~3~r~~$~~i~~ ,·gAIor~.·. VII fireRIa~s, $199,500, MENTS - utili~es paid, Midtown rent, 500 $l.n., excellent parking . A.(l2-tfc terms. CloudcrofUlea1t¥,BQx647, , C 7 'locaUon, easy wmter. a.cces,s, O.ne an.d location. $3OO/month. plus NICE TWO BED..RooM.... con. ClOUd.croft, N,ew.. Mexl .O. 883,.1 • bedroom, $300; two bedroom, $375, utilities, 1302 Sudderth next to d ' ,. ·S···' th'I' H82-2577. .Q.66..4tJ> No pets. Willow Tree l.Aldge, Call Johnston Jewelers. '257.5800, QrnlnlUffl, JX mon . ease, ASPEN AIRE - camet care. YoUr 26.7.2731 or251.~7386. W·93-tfc. J-56-tfc i Loc.at.edn,.. ea.,rr.acetraCk.Formore c.arpetcleaning comxanl1 . . . ',. WomaUon, (409)634-6321i even· 'JJJ7"7'14 ' "ORtfl' tJNIi'"QRNJSHED APARTMEtrI: - 2 TWO BEDROOM - mobile home, .ings;(409)634-6187. B-63-7tp '. -'. '. .. . '., "UU".C ~~~~~s'allel1:~:&n~~:~Ci~~: $l85/month plus deposit. 3~s.:Jc OFFICE SPACE- approximately CO:\~~:e:~U~~O~~; North of Alto. (500)522-0684 or 2,400 sq,ft" ide~ for real ~$f.ate or For $85,20 your 25 .word adwiU 521.1948 collect. M·72-tfc LARGE, 3 B~DRooM -. 2. bath doctor] etc. High. tr~.c.' .. ,ar.,ea, reach 33 hometown newsaperS , house, Furnished or unfurnished. $1,2oonnonth, Waterpald. Smaller C·U Th'" 'uid" N.' ,',ip lAM' PROPERTY ~AGEMENT -I 257.7273 days' 257~7736 nights. spaces available. 257~101. G-63-8tc a "e. R .os~ews, 257~1 need several mce houses and con· " I H-664tc ' ,... •..•. ,.... " .fo~moreinforrnatlon. R-92-tfne dos for ~ent rental. Please UNF~HED-3.bedrooms,$550; OPEN HOUSE .... thl'ee bedrooms, call Don Hannon, Four Seasons CUTE, 2BEDROOM - house for unfurnished, 2. bedrooms, $350, two baths, 2,200 sq,ft,,' on golf RealEstate 257·9171, H-88-tfc . rent. Large deck, washer/dry~r, Large ex~~tIve Alto home, course assumable .loan' 137 ,. carport and fireplace. In Camzo available mghtly. Jo Steele, " Call.' .' OFFICE SPACE - for rent, Rambow Canyon area. $325/month. Call Perteet Parks, 257.7373, 336-497G, Rowan. Must sell, make offer. Center, 258-4977, 258-3118, 2584286, 257.7040. B-59-tfc' 8-63-tfc 257·2300. Me-1·tfc F-88-tfc '. . OPEN HOUSE - beautiful atrium EXECUTIVE OFFICES _ from MOBILE HOMES • NICE - 2 LARGE, 2BEDROOM - mobile, has. with hot tub, 3bedroolDld bathS, ' 0 Sdd rth, 2571:196 bedroom, 2bath, 1984 Fleetwood, washer/dryer, wood .stove, large on goU course assumable loah' $95/month. n u e "iI. $225, Three bedroom, 2bath, 1985 add-on room. In Airport West, ..., " "., _____.,....;Q-:.-92-_tfc Fleetwood, $260. Three bedroom 2 258.3397 Jack Mize, broker. 135 Rowan. Banker says It Jms to UPPER CANYON - one bedroom, bath 1975 Town and Country, $245. ' M-63-tfc go. M~ke offer. 257·2300, Me-1-tfc f.urnished .apartment wi~h All14X7~, nicely furnished, ~lean, ONE BEDROOM _ furnished, aU FOR SALE OR TRAl?~-2 bedroom, . fireplace. Bills and cable, paid. water paId, natural gas available, utilities paid, Year-round access, 2~ bath condomnnum~ fully fur~ $285 per month plus depoSit and easy access. 378-4498, C-59-tfc Just right for one person. 258-3013. nished, easy access, Pnce $60,000•. lease. Adults only, no pets. FURNISHED - 3 bedrooms. . J-63-tfc $63,000,9%10anthat~beasswn·,· 257·7267, H·IOD-tfc $325/monfh plus utilities. 225 Car· THREE BEDROOM MOBILE _ with ed, Call 257-4166 or 258-3641. a.9-tfe MIDTOWN EFFI~IENCIES .- rizo. Ludwick Realty, 257-4861. 16X20 llving room, washer/dryer, FOR.SALEORRENT-:-co~ercial. I­ small, clean cabms.. Bills paId. Ir6O-tfc wood stove. On level lot. property, owner fmancmg,. no , $225, No pets. Call Vm 257·2631. BACHELOR OR BACHELORETTE $250/month. Jack Mize, broker, down paY.JIlent, 560 sq,ft. office, , .!J ' .....~ P·27·tfc _ studio apartment. New and 258-3397. M~3-tfc fenced. With outside storage. 126 14 .-.,1.,' _ NI-CE-R-umo-"'-SO-FURNIS--HE-D-- clean furnished utilities aid In· XECUTIVE CLASS· tar typ Wingfield Avenue. 257~7386, Z " ". pi. E - so e 257.7440 H.2D-tfc ! one bedroom apartment, all bills cludes TV, deck With hot tub home with double garage at . ,WHArf, AVIEW! paid, ~oo, One person only. No p~vileges. Telephone. installed. White'Mt. IV. Large vaulted uVtng FOR SALE BY OWNER ..... tlu:ee Come see for yourseUI The Sierra Blanca view Is gorgeous and ffs ~ w j pets. 257-4979, agent. H.fi0.32tp ~oo/month, $50 depoSit. Inquire, area with wet bai' and fireplace bedroom, two bath home in mce of thJs spacious 5+ 1Iedroomt 3bath home (IIlMcBrkle Drlve.PrIctdbelow Tej!lsceme111 costs stlee ft....thfs.~ome j SHAW'S APARTMENTS - 1and 2 258-5192. B-66-1tp sunken kitchen and breakfast neighborhood, two car garage. t1uuJ ISDptrsq. Is an excellent \ bedroom furnished apartments for HUD APPUCANTS WELCOME - 2 room. 258-3439. L-65-2tc $99,500. Call 257·2508, afterH~WC value at $1«9 500, Ems kitcben· on lower level fs ideal for gueats/mothe1'oJDolaw.1 rent, good location, no pets. Call be~m ap,artment, in Downs. FOUR BEDROOM - two bath, unfur· r • • 2: 258-3111. V-32-tfc Utilities partially furnished, water niBbed house. Garage, dishwasher, JUST LISTED •.- Panoranuc VIew. MOBILE HOME SPACES - for rent and sewer furnished. $1!5/month. fireplace. Good location. 100 Yellow Pme, 'fhree bedroom, for pennanent residents. Call Trailer space for moblle home, $5IlO/month.258-5151, C-65-2tp futnlshed home WIth game room, 'BUSINESS-RESIDENCE 257-4418 K-39-tfc $75/month. 378-8075 or 378-4628, PERFE"" (]lOME/OFFICE t new carpet, fresh paint, on paving: z . M-61.tfc I,;J. IJi - lor Year· round home or weekend ski APERFECT..OPPORTUNITY., . THREE BEDROOM - house 2,000 rent. One block off Sudderth. cabin. $63,500, with owner finane- locatio~ wny ~vfng pIus sq, ft., unfurnished, FOR ~ASE OR SALE -,2 bedroom $5IlO/monfh.258-5151. C-65-2tp ing. Ludwick Realty, 257-4861. Great aeceued on just off of Sudderth !>roo.thIs $750/month. 135 Rowan Road. mobile, exc~llent condition, com· . lr57.tfc •bedroom, 2bath home bas p-lentyof mountain chann."motty plDe In. 258-5050 or 257·2300 M-44-tfc pletely furnIShed. Reasonable to terior, beainOO cel1lllg.' rock flrep1ac~t cedar.. exterior, etc. not to men-­ ' b th responsible adults. 257·2340, HOYT APARTMENTS FOR SALE - 2year old house, 2 Uon two froDI t11trances wblc1J oHer we nulb/lJ1y rtieded for abome­ • J TWO BEDROOM - two a con· D-65-2tc ~ bedr furnished 1100 bedrooms 2baths dining room operated bll81Bt88. $78,580. dominium, f~lly furnished. UPSTAIRS APARTMENT _ at 1803 I wo oems, un ,, large kitchen, storage shed: $450/mooth, utilities not included. S dd rth bedr furnished sq. ft., all appUances, water paid, $60,000. 257·2536, after 5:30. p..Im. Call 267-5029, M-47·tfc $~/~on'~n~IUS ef:ic bill and ,$300 for 1person; Ilmlt 2people, S#3tp BANK REPO/BANK REPO/BANK REPO TW9 BEDROOMS - 11k baths, on damage deposit, $200. Inquire at .$325, No pets. $150 deposit; no OPPORTUNITY -7th fastest·grow· OONDOS-Three hedroomt !* bath IDI1tlI (IllaD city utflltJes...I*dfrom nver, excellent access, ~. above address or call 257.9704, deposit for Senior Citizens, 2584926 ing franchise in U.S.A., Ice Cream $'15,000 to $79,500. e~, with ~or ap~ances, daysor378-4933,nights. 8-61.tfc Cliurn. The Ruidoso Ice Cream HOUSES-Two bedroom, 2bath home on all city ut1lJUei...new carpet :~~:rnge.YM~. ~~~~ S~L HOUSE - Upper Cany~n. ************* ~:'~~~:~/~~r~~~: and paint Included iii price of $3'1,900. or 257-9041. S-4II-tfc Smgle person, No pets. Bills paid. * INSPIRATION HIIGHTS * Priced below cost $7 500 callBar. -'I11ree bedroom, 2~~ bath home,,,iwesome Sierra Blanca $170/month. 257·4143 or * APARTMINTI *. '" view...priced at $88,000. E:ri:~d.c;Ble~~ (806)872-5519. R-61-6tp *Low 10 moderate Incom. * ~7~~r~~~~J~~: deposit No pets. 257.7543. M-49-tfc UNFURNISHED - 3bOOroom, 2bath *houllng. En"~f1 Ifflcl.nt * OOtfc LOTS-Slerra Blanca view lot".very buUdable...very presUglonl TWO AND THREE BEDROOM _ house In Sunny Slopes. $4OO/month *apartm.nt. wh carp.t, BUSINESS FOR SALE - also area...$Z7,500. J ~f:C: =.~~~~~: * furnished mobile. Reasonable plus utllities, Call 257·2300.M-62-tfc : : building for rent. Call 258-5141 or can today for further detalll! rent. Horses allowed. 378-4964. S204; 2·bdrm. $243; 3-bdnn. (405)488-3614, before 8:00 a.m. or R-57·tfc SIOflg. SpIC. Available *S2H. Rtnlal.III.I.nc. may * after 6:00 p.m. V-63-tfc ...._~,.... .,.. ... A.....TT=RA.....C=nv=-E-,.....FU.....RN.",.-IS--HE-D-- Ruldol" StU !Slorag. "~~forqutllfylng. * RESTAURANT OPPORTUNl'l'Y - bachelor apartment, $275, utilities .' X11' 37.00 mo. *pllc.nt.. No ~.I •• ,c.lI * in The Paddock for sale or lease. paid including cable. Near IIBen. a' X24' 53.00 mo. *378·4238, 1:00,8:00 an.t· * Includes fixtures1. furniture, nett's". Call collect after 5p.m., 10' X24' 84.00 mo. *noon. IXC.pt Wtdnllday•• * dishes, equipment. .l!iXcellent o~ 1-882-4764. M-49-tfc 302 ~~a:~Drlv, *Equal Houllng Oportunlly., * portunity for 2~rson opilration. THREE BEDROOM - 1~ bath 2574747, A ****, ** ** seats 40. can Barbara at DiPaolo trailer, $250/month. Gavilan * * *** Real Estate, 258-4{77 or Mobile Home Park. Call Toby, (800)251-4663, ext. 258B. OOtfc 257·7077. W-51·tfc NO DOWN, YOUR CLOSING COST- HOMES AND AP·ARTMENTS Two bedroom, bath cabin, large FOR RENT rock fireplace. Large comer lo~ CONDOMINIUMS Carrizo Road, outside city limits, 11 Price During January On Woodland Ridge Apartments-Two ~~:~:ff~~eR~~ NIGHTLY RENTALS bedrooms, fireplace, furnished or un. CALL 257-4001-to find out about put- Contact Shelley ting aclassified ad in the Ruidoso (505) 378·8080 c furnished. Quiet neighborhood. Rent News. R-61·tfc PRICED BElOW APPRAISED All you have to do Is pick up the VALUE AND LEASE RATtS ..._._...... _---..t starting at $300 per month, all utilities phone. For further tnfonnation AT BELOW MARKETlI COM· please tall Richard Loverln- NICE HOME-1Mgt kitchen, pat'd MERCIAL COMPLEX-USAGE (505) 257·9057 Ahug for grandmother ps range, refrigerator, 3bed· ' ALLOWS OFFICE/RETAIL/ Pat NDMr1to lork for VOl. ~ rooms, waterbed, 2 bathI, H b drOo~S~ f' 1 RESTAURANT/APARTMENTS. little Brandon Cole, all decked out In two·year·old got into the spirit of the lunken tub, living room-Ben ouses-Two e Irep ace, EXCELLENT BANK FINANC· a velvet sailor suit for the Ruidoso concert, clapping and dancing, but Franklin Sto", carpeted tool furnished. Nightly rentals. ING AVAILABLE WITH LOW· Middle School Christmas concert, became shy when he spotted the shop, S400 Including ullllllll, LOWDOWNll has a hug for his grandmother, Tex· camera. $150 deposit Adultl only. Call 257-6906, after 4. anita Cole, the school principal. The BonnIe, 257·2273; Til, 257-4238.c R THIS COULD BE THE BEST BUSINESS "MOVE" YOtJLL EVER MAKE! ASPEN REAL UTATE.INC. 727 MECHEM DRIVE RESORT RENTALS Exclusively Offered by 257·1057 ~ ~ Featuring Million. Of Dollars Of . RESORT WORLD RENTALS ... Ruidoso REAL ESTATE winter season, nightly. monthly. EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS AVAILABLE AT Condominiums, homes, furnishea, Call 1·800·626·9213 $300 •$350 PER MONTH INCLUDING UTILITIESI unfurnished. Ann George, 257·7786. In New Mexico FREE! THAT'S RIGHT FREE! R~l().tfc .. , ©1985 Centmy 21 Real Estate Corp(ralktn as trustEe for the NAF. ~lale ~allon. SD~~t~. • and III - trndern.Yks of Cmtuiy 21 Real fquaI Hoosilg OppooImlty(!} CONDOMINIUM - 2bedrooms. 2* ,. " , 257·5111 .....__.. - EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENlty OWNED AND OPERATED. R baths, sleeps 6, fully furnished, washer/dryer. $60 first night, $40, including gas, electric, telephone thereafter. $5OO/month. 2584950, and security deposits 257-5258. M-47·tfc CABINS &CASTLES - 2841 Sud­ KNOWLEbG~ THAT SELLS SERVlCE THAT LASTS derth, 251-9300. Day, week, month. AFFORDABLE RENTS FROM: Everyt1tiIlg' paid and furnished in­ cluding ldtchenettes. COOkouts. rn '25510 Ua4rooJr 2left Near restaurants, ski and fine RlALTOR 10 shops, fishing, athieticlhellith '285 2bedroom 5available . clulls. No pets~. . ., ... 'c.66-2tp THREE BEDROOMS... two baths, WHITLOCK at '320- .3.betIroOIii none available White MOUlitain IV. Vaulted ceil· ing, wet bar; fireplace; easyac­ 257.4291 RENTAL FURNITURE AVAILABLE... cess. $100/nigijt; one. week 251-4228 Inquire about our popular rent to own minilllUlll.~. L-65-2tc & LYLE 1608 Sudderth program for as low as $49" per month REAL ESTATE GOOD RENTAL-Small 2.bedraalt'i, 1·bath HONDO VALLEY-Mor. than a house and for 25 months. 1 THREE BEDROOMS .... 2h bathsj hoblt w.1I locat.d 111 the Down., only land, butalatal way of 11ft, acountry horne lal'ge llvirtgl'bOfi1; dinlngj dert,' , $23,935 with .xc.lI.nt own.r t.rmi, cltv with the orchard. ft•••, solar, big kitchen with ,bat, rtv.r, larg. ,covered decks,P8Uos; natural gas, utllltl••, will work w.1I for rental Or fint .,00,000 with a"umabl, loani BVIDOSO'SFINESTAPABTMENTCOMMUNITY deep Well, frUitltees, 2OX100 sliop, hom•• double garage, 2 carport~i blacktop drive. Two and a halt VlEW OF SIERRA 8LANCA...R'al nltt MOUNTAIN CABIN....Thr•• b.droom, plol . acres on hi,,1mray, fenced. Owner, . 2..b.drooill, 2.bath mobil. hom. with dIn, wood dew. and tall pine., only ~7.· .&m 8-66-4tp CAMELOT PLACE APARTMENTS Ibealltlful vi.· and good acc.... Plnl $51,400 with t.rm.avallabl., Goad acc.1Ii cov.red lof and furnl,hld far fUlt $35,000. '.~,k Abo"tQII'. Holiday Special" NEEDS l'OSELL-And th. oWI1.r hal reduce RIVER AND HORSES....hQlJfl'ulllY.I 5act• tel'fh. "prle. of thl. ·nlet ~.bidroom,. 1Y2 .ifcd.011 th. Ruidoso' .'v.f,.lo" of fruit ", .•t.dOffHlgbfJay70 We.t At bath cClbln to '50,000 Clnd wllllHv' fh. hUi Gnd hug. cottonWOOdi, Ilarg. hom., 210Cto'lllhl~. Behind Camelot Theater f"tnlt"..., w.Untalnfaln.d with flr.plCICI beirn, f.ncH and eto....ncld, v.rynear and lara. woodtd lot. .rael tteick" $226,000,

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FL (R) 6 p.m.-THE COLOR PURPLE with Whoopl Goldberg (J) (MO.TU.WE.THI SuperItr Clllrt 8:06(1) MOYlE: Gtnh GIHt Asmall boy's 9 p.m.-SLAYGROUND with Peter Coyote c. 9 (MO.TU,WE.TH Pr!c.'slllgllt devotion to his pet cub causes problems TU.SDAY ·az TrlIIfInHrI Whell the animal OfOYlS Into l 650 pound 6 p.m.-SOLARBABIES with Lukas Haal :t=~:~:::: Bnt bear.1lfntJ/s Wmer, VtrI Miles (1967) =. ~n 7:30 p.m.-HEARTBREAK RIDGE with Oi CHN HIIIIH tim ...30 (]) __ U.s. Championship from . WEDNasDAY allMHIcSIX NeW YOlk, NY (R) I 6 p.m.-SANTA CLAUS with DUdley Moore 2:35!D lMO,TU,TH,FR) FIlItclottn 10:00l2J ...1I MtIItlI (R) . i S p.m.-1ST & TEN: "A Mutiny On The Bull Team" (J) (WE)f....· (lJMOV!E:UHtrlltCflinY'" Stylized, ! 3:00 l2J SMa)AlAlti·RtcIIi '11 . black and white fantasy about ill American NO COMMERCIAL INTERRUPTIONS ON HBD (2) ,WE.TH,FR) SpaldWarId expatriate entertainer on the Ftenth Riviera who ~ his Income byWOOinQ rich THUIISDAY CD , ...HelgIIHrhoed ~ 6 p.m.-DAFFY DUCK'S MOVIE: Fanta.tlc 1.land CD nsnh WlIfraY . women.lltlfICf, B1n1iltl (1986) Q 7:30 p.m.-ARMED ANI> OANGEROUS with John Candy (J)(MO) (l) (MO,TU,WE) S (nI) (fI 10:30 (D GtIIIIt FIt ..IJMt AudI (il) . FRIDAY (FR) MrifI. . 11:00 (2) SpHdWerId Formula OM Grand PriX of CD (TH) CltrIsllIIas at RHIt cItY Music Australia frorn Adelaide (RI . , 6 p.m.-THREE AMIGOS with Steve Martin Hall • lit MOVIE: RldIIl' Thanks to 8 p.m.-SPIES LIKE US ell Hewawa1dl . AullY, cowboys haveIll.aprofitableRa_season and - . SATUIIDAY enjoy a sl1ci'NbOat G8M smiley r .~ =:~:~mFGame AIJtrY, 8 p.m.-IN'TO THE HOME:LAND with Powers Boothe l1IJmettd (1941) . fAI ....lIlt MOYl~ 8 p.m.-BUDDY HACKETT II-Ca.s.". Atlahtlc' City = Mil) Ylit AlItIraIii 11:05

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(1987) , J London (TI ~.r1II 01 Nlture of Things 01 Jtrllllllrn Df H..v,n .alHl C!l mlW NIWI ' J (Z) MOVIE; Penny Sirenade Story of the CrOa~ MORNING OJ) and Chili 1m Nashville Now 00 HtwsHltht .~ trials and tribulations of a young married lI5J Slralaht Talk OJ) CrllUb!lw «) COlllmocllllll couple who adopt after theIr own baby dies. o Thll WHktnd . ,8:00mMOVIE: S~arllal!ltlThe earth Qf the all Evening Mlgazln' (J])lIIlrnl anll Allen J r /reneDunM. CQ.ry Grant (1941) . A lsa Cla~e. I o MOVIE; "Cama UPlln Mldnlghl Clear llistanlfUlLire dry, barren remsmberance IUl W••k.n4 Updale (!7) CloItt Clpsllia J 1:30 (IJ Trlalhlon Third Annual Iron Kids National AN.VCdetective dies before he can fulfill a, ',of.its past glory. It's a placa whera cruelly ~ Flmlly Till all Entertalnm.'" Tonight ,, from PhoeniX, AZ (R) • ' " Chnstmas promise to his grandson, so he' Teljlns and a glass of water Is precious. =KldSc.n. IUl W..k,H UpeIat. , 2:00 (2) A.W,A. Champlonlhlp wresUinafR) strikes aheavenly deal that lets. him reiurn Richard Jordan, Jaml Gertz (1986) t;I . 6:05 (JJ HIlA Buk.Ib.U ~ Bosom Buddies I22l MOVIE: Th. Chrlslmli Vilitor Set nthe to Earth.M/ckeyRQO{/ey.IJa"'e Y(llJrlgfeJlow, 8:30 (2) SportsC,"ler (L) li:30 I]) Wheel of Fortune t;I @ MOVIE:,Thl Homestretch T~ere's ! , oulback of Australia In the 1890s, ildestitute Gary Bayer (1984) 7:00 (IJ SpotlsLQlIk (R) (!) Thrll's Campanv romance on l/ie track when ayoung girl tails , (W 8-year·old bllY's hopes soar when he 8:30 q.l MOVIE: ,my Sar'nade Story pf the 7:30 (IJ Scholaslle Sporls Amlrlca IR) Femlly TIel for the owner of a thoroughbred. Comel J mistakes ane'er do well ex·gold' miner for tnals and tribulations of ayoung married mMOVIE:CartBII,. II:A New G.n"aUan l!D Pacll~ Outdoors Wilde, Glenn l,angan. Maureen O'Hara. Santa Claus. Dee Wallace Stone, John lID BlIUlrflyllland (1947) J couple who adopt after theIr own baby dies. Travel with the Care Bears aSlhelr origins are j Waters (1987) t;I (Jj) ~ Irene Dunne, Cary Grant, BeUlah Bondi . traced to lliscover the mystery of Ihe Great CNN Headline Nlws 10:30 (2) FOotball 3:00 '(2) ,Aula RacIng '87 NHRA Drag Racing: ~t~llalllng Wllm,n W!shlngStar and Ihe special symbol on their i!Il Entertalnmenl Tonight 00 Best 01 CarsOll World Finals from Pomona, CA (R) O!l VIlIttcqUtllly tummies. Maxine Milltr, P.m Hyatt (1986) ~ Facls 01 Uf. mI1Il M'A'S'H mMOVI~ Bllelhe Bull.t An endurancerace 7:00 WNov. (1987) t;I I!2l MOVIE: N~h' and DIY Entertaining across the Badlands with a$2,000 prize for lI5J CHr1IIIIp of Eddl.'. Falll., t;I I]) MaDock portrayal of the t"e of Cole Porter, who the winner' draws a strang!! crew of '11il CNN H,adl," KIWI 8:00 (2) T'lIIIls CbamplOtlslllp.·From' Indian rollrry King Uv.t . de~ hig family by jjolng into shOW contenders into a test of skill and 8:50 (J) MOVI~ Pard"" Dean and Jerry get ,Wells. CA (R) . CD MOVIE: lIl'. Makl Illegal Acouple buSinesS. ~ Grant, fve Arden. Alexis I horsemanship. Gene Hackman, Candles , embroiled with mas~d raklers terromlng 8:05 (J) MOVIE: TIle RM ~..y Adaptation of di~orcefbecaUlse h~s ~llinndg :~?~:~oucJto , Bergen (1975) , the area. The most unorthodQx saloon flghl Johll Stelnbeel(s story 01 aranch boy whose of oam allAner 20 MOVl~ Thlnl~1 years 0 marr age, an.. part ,r e s, ex I1il CNN H••dIln. NIWI j (Z) Skating instructor falls ever filmed materializes O8m Martin Jtrry love for a horse helps hIm escape trom flame starts making aplay for her. Claudette QlJ MlIIic VIHos In love with a reporter who turns out to be LlIl'(ls, LC(/ NdSOll (1956), , ' family problems,' Myrna Loy, Roberl J ~J~1' MacrkJiWd Car8Y. lachvy Scoft 111 TNIII " ClIStqlItnctl l a prince. Sonja Hen/e, TYfO/16 Powsr 9:00 aJ Coli", BlskllVN Mitchum (1949) (1937) ID Evtlllllt al POP$ (193(1) 9;00(2) CyeIJnt USA/USSR Challenge from Los (J) W!Io'a lht Boss? t;I QlI WIIIon North Report j lW HOIIslotl x.~"l:;J 10:35(I) MOVIE: ~ A ctlrrespondent 4:00 (2) SparllLook (T) roChtlslmu '-WaDltltlOll The tradiUonal A/lgellS.CA (R) war . ' l!ll the 4:30 (2) Surflr MagaIln. (R) carols and Christmas music will be W M9V1 E:. BfilI F.... Agame warden and Royal Flmlly reports to the general In charge or Anzlo performedbyavarie\yofmuslcallaJenlfrom hIs, Wife raise three motherless lion cubs lI5J 108 Clvb invasilln that the road to Rome is open, but 5:00 (IJ SpcrllCH!tr (L) the National Building Museum In Waslllng- unlilthey are forced to setlhem free to lend 1111 Mor1ttI Dmty tile general wOn' IIslen. Robert Mitchum. J (Z) MOVIE: p'IIIIY S.renad. Story of tho Peter Fallt, I/obtrt Ryan ton, D,C. fRrlwa MmdrtlJ (1987) l:;I for themselves III the wilds of Kenya. o WHk.llII Updalt (1968) . I trials and tribulations 01 ayoung married mMOVIE:SI.ygr_Whenaprofess\onal Virglnl, McJ(e~, GtcHrey Kttn (1966) at Simon allll SIItIOI 11:oolD KocIo: HtlltHal DnIl1lmera 01 JIJIIlI couple who adopt after their own baby dies. 1221 MOVIE: 0.. Magic Chrl.tm.. A (1987) r:;t Irene Dunne, Cary Grant (1941) thief Is Implicated In the death of an Innocenl 10:00 (IJ WItt 111 MoIitlI (R) girl, he musts~a.desperate run for his lite. 10-.30 (IJ GtlliIlt flI_ 0HIs. AlII1IlI (Rl disillusioned young- mother rediscovers Ihe (j) CrOWlrt I 5:30 (2) NFL MOHIY Night MemorIIl (T) Peter Coyatll. 8111/11 Mite1aw. MIll Smith WMOVIE: WIly Mt7The life of an AIr Forco power of love through her ~hildr!!l's beliel (Z) MOVIE: lIl'l M.k. II Ltga' Acouple (1984) nurse is forever altered after she is til ~ta Claus and a speetal visIt from a divorce because of his gambling after 20 , Chnsllnas angel. MJry ~ttfflburgetl, Hany, years 01 marriage. and part friends. An ex ., EVENING ~ ::::f.t'r: uctW t;I disfigured In a violent head on colilsion. lJe4n StillIon, Arthur HilI (1985) t;I flame start::; _ngll play for her. ClwtJelle , 6:00 (2) NFL M....yHItllI Mlth Up ~ JIH.isou ::gvf~~~:I=IIJ~~~ 7:3Om MOVIE: HlII'trtakllklgt In the twilight Colbert. Macdonald .~Y. bcJwy Scott ID MlcNoll1 Llftrtr NtwsHOIlr ~ Q.E.D, ..t Rlmlon Using supersonic sneaky of his Marine Corps days, a gunnery (1951) C!l m am N.ws ~dr:lltlay Ilfirm.t Special Guest: The snooper device~, By~ung inventor, hi~ best seraeanl is forced to reflect on the rewards CII MtIlUIIt 0 and lallures of his 24 year career. Clinl (!I) CBS lilt Nlthl DIIIMIId. ~I:~~I~:' ;i~~i~:ur:ryAl~f ~al:r~~ tlIJ RtmIIll1D11 SI..I. Irmnd fd ~lsd\ltlIe ~~~~~to ca~ a Eastwr:xx1. MJ/sha Milson, Everett McGill ~ New Allmat Wtrld ~ang, ,J woman's pemona! triumph over life, Ill'JO ll!l CIlIII MTV 0 (1G'N97ln3) e15. rows. n (1986) t;I ® New CtIflIry l!I SImtn .1lII Sima. rreu.er (f) Growl", Paino ~ Jlck BtNY and hardship in the early 20lh century Soll1!t. (!! T!tII W..kllld 11:00 (2) SkUll Women's Slalom from Lcuker· 4 ba~. @ Narth AmtrJc.n I.dlan Pot1rlllt l!I Jot Frellklln j Whoopl Goldberg, Margaret Avery, DJJI!IY =My Frltlld FIIcka Switzerland (A) ® Ntw CHally (!! P.clllc W..ktllll Up4.I. Glover (1985) t;I @ MOVIE; Ttllli Nmr Cry Gene is a (j) Prtm.neWl 9:30 (I) Sptrll TOIIIllI Texas RanDer who unCO';e(s a ring 01 8:oom Kt4D: Htlrtbtal Drumm.rt of Japan 11:30W RlIIlIIII ... Rack!9 ~ MOVIE: II H'PPlnH On. Chrlllmil ~ M'.IIIITI, P.I. Mexican rollery counleJfe~ero operating (19an C mB.nI.y MiIItr Dospondent bnca1JSO of amercUess banker !. JHOIQtYa•.....,lthl~~1HI11 ~onD tile border. Gene Autry. G4i1 Davis mJ.J. Stlrbuck m MOVIE: HiIll III: TIlt OtmIllaliol and lila impending demj~e of her town. a "'" .Rm ""'" (1951) (i) Emlag Hm Chr~tie Ryder bcctlmes pcs~esced by the young woman contemplates w:clde. until @ MDII~ Pylhtll'l Flylla Cirwi mMOOIIUthUng C SPIIIl 01 an ovil Ninja .a5sassin, and har guardian anncl ChO'o'/9 Up.M3r!O Thomas. QJ Hu•• Boomer 11:05 (J) MOVIE: RoIlItlslll CMOI on Mltl An am Jake .Itd the Falman unwillingly mangles a teflM of v'.et!ms. Lea'~mJIl W~!'·s "lon's O''''M (len) • ~ueIO!, olllcer and amonkey, cUlVlVllro Cil aU,S, l!Z all Nows LuClnl1J O:tk6'/. JotdJn Bennel/. Silo KCJJ!Jf]1 ", I.U ' • """, .'0 10.00 W Carrldoll T.t.1 01 and oll3ee!oomey to Mars. look for food. water ~ 19 ~ ~he~l~rril The Endl"' Fro.ti.r RmiullDII Theatrical prMII!atlOn of allll oxyaen when lIleir cl!Pply runs oul. Paul Allmall oflJle GrUI Narthwesl ( i3w.N a~ ~ Manlee Vic Lundin ® Crook allll Chili (I) Itht Uptf.1t ® F v r: comdos. pMs:onato Il.eXlcaR fo;k ba.1a!ls (1064) ~ T.1t £l1tI1I1MIHt NalwlVJr dl~ Hour thatteH ctoriC!! (if lova. war, [:Ie anll dealh ., Strltlhl m TOlIlthl ! @ GU'lt VJ Spadal: Spaelal Olympics ~ WIW Rtl... \I!,I along tho U.S.-Mexican horder. Unda AfTERNOON I!Il Evening M.gaIln. Ranst.dl, OJJlIsJ Va!dtl, E~'e1yn CiSJIcm d! W..k1ll4 Up4.l. @ MOVIE: TeWlS HIVer Cry Gene b a John Wayne. Lee 5:00 C2J SportsCenter (l) Tcherkassky (1986) I!lJ TUlldal's OUUook scheming uncle In this animaled Dickens Marvin. fllz3both Allen (1963) ID Frosty a WIRIer Wonderland Andy m MOVIE; ClllzlIn Kane Abnlllani look at (I) BOllng'1 Grealest Knockoull . classic. 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