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BY jAMES KALVELAGE RUIDOSO NEWS S1AH WJ!IIER t> VAMONOS Fire fighting departments across Lincoln County and the Mescalero Apache Reservation have established a mutual assistance agreement to pro duce what they say will be a quick re sponse in the event of grass or forest fires. The accord, dubbed a mutual aid alert, is in response to the dry condi tions the region has seen this winter. Local artist finds It is believed to be the first such mu tual aid alert agreement in the area. Dianne Sr:alhngs/Rwdoso News 'Brushes "The departments have met a cou Thomas Chavez, wearing cap at right, Ruidoso emergency manager; confer.; with representatrves from village departments and from state and ple of times in the past· month," said federal agencies dunng a drill Wednesday to test local response to a possrble Mescalero dam filllure. with indulgences' Virgil Reynolds, Ruidoso's fire chief. "The volunteer and paid department PAGE 3D members are paying increased atten tion to the situation. n Agencies team up for disaster drill The agreement divides the region into two sections, east and north. BY DIANN£ STALLINGS The east sector includes the com 11.11/DOSO Nl'W.\ HA:..::I~·l-_:WIUT.c..=.::.;ER=-.:.... ______dination for a mock flood. The next "It may be the time to trigger r:.,., BUSINESS munities of Glencoe, Hondo, Lincoln, will cover responses for a wild fire, an evacuation of the people in the Mescalero, Ruidoso and Ruidoso Officials from Ruidoso, state he said. flood zone area," he said. Downs, as well as fire-fighting crews and federal agPncies huddled over The day-long drill pointed Dut From the Mescalero viewpoint, Tour bus company from the Lincoln National Forest. maps and relayed messages by a need to write t.he village's evacu Curtis Williams, who supervises The north includes Bonito, Capi emergency radios as they pre ation plan in coordination with emergency responses on the reser opens in Ruidoso tan, Carrizozo, Mescalero, Ruidoso pared to evacuate residents living each level of alert used by the vation and oversees the reservoir, and the Forest Service. down stream of the Mescalero Mescalero Apache Tribe for the wants a better system of commu PAGE 3C "If a wild land fire breaks out, say dam lake reservoir and earthen dam at nications established to coordinate in our village, once we get there, if we The di~aster was only on the Inn of the Mountain Gods. with the village, Chavez said. feel it's more than we can handle, we paper Wednesday, but the drill in~ "For instance, their level one "Over the years planning just say 'automatic aid,"' said Nick volving about 50 people and com awareness is simply realizing that these exercises, I've seen better Herrera, Ruidoso Downs' fire chief mand posts in Ruidoso, Ruidoso lake depth is increasing;.. Chavez and better cooperation with The agreement, awaiting signa Downs, Mescalero, Santa Fe and said. "At level two, we should start Mescalero," he said. "Curtis tures from just a few fire departments in Carrizozo was designed to point preparing for the rise of stream Williams is super to work with. [> HOME & FAMILY in Lincoln County, was initially con out weaknesses in the chain. and lake levels below the dam." We share resources and infonna ceived last spring, following a 10-acre Thomas Chavez, emergency Carrizozo Creek is fed directly tion." fire in a forested, largely residential manager for Ruidoso, said such by the lake and connected to the Notice of a possible disaster A special trip area of Ruidoso, Herrera said. The drills are useful in showing lapses Rio Ruidoso. triggers the formation of com May 16, 1999, fire, near Hull Road in the village's disaster plan, Level three is tied to \ ncv.l mand headquarters, the timing of to Washington and Warrior Drive, saw a number of which covers all types of emergen trolled releases of water frum the emergency sirens and evacuation neighboring departments come to the cies. dam spill way and a more inf •n: e PAGE lA Wednesday's drill tested coor- danger, Chavez said. See DRILL, page 2 <\ See AGREEMENT. page 2A
G> WEATHER Court niling could tnean higher natural gas rates for residents
BY DIANNE STALLINGS It 11 percent increase. While rates in Ruidoso and RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITE.R al tax expenses was "arbitrary." also stated that Sunny skies awarding only $24,252 in aircraft expenses and a Ruidoso Downs decreased slightly, rates in Hobbs detennination that the company operated on a and Jal, the two other communities served by Zia, today A 1997 rate case that decreased charges by Zia zero cash working capital basis were not substan went up. Natural Gas in Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs was tiated by the evidence presented. "The dollar consequence of the court order rejected by the state Supreme Court earlier this "We're pleased with the Supreme Court rul could be that thf' company would receive another month. ing," Zia attom.ey Mercedes Fernandez-Wells said $500,000 and a 16 percent increase overall," Huff By summer, that could mean 8,000 local resi Thursday "But as far as the local impact, we will man said. i> INDEX dents will pay more for their natural gas service. have to see if the court allows a rehearing ( peti The PRC filPd a petition for rehearing last An order vacating the ruling was the result of tioned by the regulatory commission). If it doesn't, week, he said, adding such petitions rarely are an appeal by Zia, whose officials sought a $2.7 mil we still have to see what the commission does granted. The Am .... 3D Old West ... lOD Busmess ..... 3C Opmton ..... 4A lion rate increase and were awarded a $983,423 then. "If the court •ienies the rehearing, it will be Class1fieds. . 48 Real estate . . . 4 B increasE>. "I think this is so new, they're not sure." some time before a nPw order is issued by the Crossword ... RB Sports ...... 1 B The New Mexico Public Regulatory Commis The state Corporation Commission and the PRC," he said. Going Out .. 80 Weather ..... lA sion was told to reconsider its ruling in an ordet: Public Utilities Conunission merged two years ago The final impact by summer could be another Leners ...... 4A Whar's s1gned by Judges Pamela Minzner, ,Joseph Baca to form the new PUblic Regulatory Commission 5 percent on top ofthP original 11 percent increase, Movtes ..... 9[) Happenmg .. 9[) and Gene Franchini on March 1. Lee Huffmann, associate general counsel with The court told the commission its rlt•ctsion not the PRC, said in tbe original 1997 case, Zia asked to allow Zia a rate incrcas 'ff"'l? \(1\J/ It_ !_I!!l______ry are the large d(·velopment.s of Ranches ofSon terra and Alto VIllage that fall in the "outside Capitan" district, which pumps in $991,870 of the Complaints from Ruidoso officials that the total $1.68 million from unincorporated property. village doesn't get its fair share of county services Next in line is Ruidoso, which sends $1.54 for the pro}X'rtV taxe~ paid into I ,incoln County million to he! p pay for county government - 43.8 government , !, i ' , low n afu ,. u review of percent of thP total property taxes hilled for that charts prepan . t y •.A>t.Hty 'l'reasurer ,Joan Park. use. - County - Out "The fact is that Ruidoso pays the lion's share Ruidoso also nccounts for 51.1 percent of the of the property tax," said Ruidoso Mayor Robert single-family dwellings in the county while unin -Ruidoso Downs·- In Donaldson. "Have them show us what we get for corporated areas total 33.2 percent. our money. Park poinLP<: out that based on those figures, "They can cook the statistic.•> all they want, one third of pe
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SAlllRDA.Y High ...66 AGREEMENT: The mutual aid plan divides the county into two sectors·· RUIDOSO'S Low ... 29 Continued frOm page 1A "This wih · get us more had, and Contini JeS to mali:.tain, Reynolds sll"ld. "Tins' will giv<> a THREE-DAY ready," Reynolds .said. "It ·also mutual aid acconls, lllOIItly fbr quick response." assistance of Ruidoso firefight already tells us what we wou)d structure frtes. The alert, specif- Should a wild fire be large, Parlly doudy WEATHER ers. send to different placeS," he Said ically Jbr IJI"8SO and Jbrest fires. all departments in the east and Reynolds said the numer of the two -~c sect;QJ-s. · tilkee the .fire llOilllQI'.Il l>eyon4 " north flllcitl1s ·WOQ!d be blyught. .ous firefighters aroUnd the re The fire ting oSicial request fbr nwre a~JsifotiiDce. in Ul)der the mutual aid al!>rt. OunooK gion will pay close attention to said the mut aid al(ort will . "If (another departmentB) "I hope we don't ever h!Jve to all the fire department radio have additional firefighters volnnteers Mt tlu!re was a seri- use jt,• .~<1- "Bl,lt its fu.quencies, keeping abreast of ready to move On a moment's ous situation they would go to there, Md 1t . · . . work -good. SUNDAY High ...62 MONDAY High ... 51 any fire situation in the neigh notice. their station nntil on automatic · . We• kil""' what· t!!YI ing about the amount of taxes how come we get no money bate the issue in the newspaper in reporting numbers, they can they're paying overall,"IJ'orlald spent by ~he county in Ruidoso?" or get into a war Qfwords. be skewed .in wh!Jt,ever ~ son said. "'t's the amOunt of he asked. "And yet, they're ready to is your intent,'" she said. "But ~ taxes they pay to the county for Park said Thesday that in~ trash the village of Ruidoso in think as lin- as Lincoln Count)f nothing in return. fonnation for the charts came their meetings and use nonsen· 8lld Ruidoso's participation, ~ "She can show all the per from the cormty assessor's office sical facts." Donaldson said think it has more to do with ~ centages she wants like Capitan and from the state Financial and 'Td rather cooperate and these flmds are being spent 011 American Mine, southwest of Nogal. pays more of their total tax bill Property Tax Data book. work with them, but at some services in Ruidoso. : "None of thOse figures are point, they're going to have to "'For instance, we have ow: mine," she said, 'Tm the county show wbet value we get fbr the own police department and tbe liM SCRAPBOOK treasurer. I don't just serve Car taxes we pay to county govern benefit of state police. I think rizozo. I have no reason to make ment," he said. "We\re never thet's wbet's going to be dis; A glimpsP into Lincoln RePublican convention at So The telephone number for figures look one way or the complained about the hospital or . cussed in the budget hearings i County's past, compiled from corro. the Roswell office of the New other. I just present the facts. I even the fact we support the not specifically the sheriff's cJe; local newspapers by Polly E. 'The Fruit of His .Folly,' a Mexico State Engineer is (505) want people in Ruidoso to get health centers thet are supposed pwtment, but the appearane
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Affordable, PUBUSIIED BVBRY W..ON.m.w~-y . Y!l""d' h~ ....:4 .• 1. ruJ . ~uww.. . AT 104 PARK AVBNUi!, l\IJJDoSo, .NiiW MExico . :- . Brad L llep!OW, Putillsher 'lOtrani:l' Vestal, Elutor Ke-h Green, Edt!OilalAdvlsi:< --.m- .O~OPIMON i!!ct Washington. relief t'tbe~~':! a]· Communi-· . ty Update . .' reaches even to Ruidoso -ntation ' on March 31. It's a problem l Worth noting this week is the driving ibrce in Wash almost every' ington to eliminate a long-standing penalty on Social Se- where-even curity recipients who eam income. . unto a little The U. S. Senate on Wednesday unanimously ap- town called Magdalena proved HR 5, the .bill that would allov(pepP!e between 65 YOUR Q,ID!Io."tt.QN and 70 years of age to eam ineome without losing the ben- . · . r.1,1·u · High~ J· aboUt .26 miles elite they (and their employers) have peid fur over many west of the Rio Grande. decedes. The present law requires that those workers Umque pl'Wlum:fatfpo the total Constituti<>n of the . As CommqnicatiCJOll(De. Magdslena, Jjq our White , earning more than $17,000 a year have their benefits cut fur an unique place · United States. tention officers, we are basical Oab. once was a .:yery impor ly the people that answe~ .calls ti!Dt plaoe .:.... the ~ cattle . $1 for every additional $8 earned. '11> the .editor: o"a:':.'F.J:.. take~ ~ l: for help, Whether it'" a "9~1" or shipping~"t ... of Cbicago New Me:tico's Sen. Pete DQmenici, and others, has I couldo't. Jet Mr. (John) swears to protect the Const;tu- non-emergency call. We sre in the ear decades oftbis cen- · noied that this so-callo!d earnings. test is a remnant from · Brinkman's tongue-in-eheek tion. When he fhlls to do his the liteline fur the community, tury. It, . Whit-e Oab. bad the era of the Great Depres$ion when a national goal was letter (published March 17) re- election.is nuil and void ,.:d we and all slifety personnel. ·been .at the center of a lnining to encourage retirement and make room . fur yo~ garding the pronunciatioo of the P.!:ople must elect a new We dispatch JUs, EMS, and district. . . workers. Tbday, people are living. longer and Working Ruidooo go unanswered. · sberift" at that time. · pollee units for the entire Vd In December 19~r.~ the longer, and nationally there is a sliOrtege of skilled work- I'm sure he knows, .but to . A good · example of this lage of Ruidoso, 8nd we are threHtmy Hall H®el, with avoid contUsion tbr our - would be wheo the Fed . •, .. ,,y·' . ''. ... \· '· ... ,._ ' ._ ..'· LQCAL,NEWS - .,· .. _- "'' '. ": ' .. .-., ' . ' .;. ' .. ',• ' ~~tjl t6 revi~·water· phu.1,.subdivisibns . - ' . . - . · · · Buid.QsQltc water COillll'fVa· · ... RUibOSO . . 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Haww.w.r.-..ae-~- .-..,..;n •• aw...... ,..w"'i~-·•--·'- .....~m• ,.~. •• e •O.Wwu•gI'll . ermunaL' I Feb . •14- .,..~"• ...,.;..o Monto)'ll. 43 Rui- taken from records of ll]Bl!is , March 1 - Hal Priser, 84, Alam* l)jstrict Court in Carriaozo. . Mti.rch ·1 - So~ ~ ~ cases -were ed m m.co n do.so Downs; bind ov-er em DWI, fQ\ll'tJ:l trate court in Canizozo, Judge &n&~~cealing identity; MSO- __ They ere i®ntified by the.dete ms Co'J>. ... Jo•r A ...... a~oo Ccmn~ District Court in Carrh ... - ...... , oflense. • -:r: GeraJd Dean Jr. presidin!I 'filed. the-.plaintiff and ·defen.. ..~m~ ..Jo:!~-.·. rrera~, ~... zo!Q). They are identified by the felo~~ ...undri~~ ._use ·of sqspende _,qr They are identified by the date March 7 -lnez R. Cochise, no age, th of•--" d the ., __ .rLo -·-· d te ·filed, the de~-- •--t, the revonc<& '"~" 1 u:en~,.special·petJ. ..ty Mescalero; two eounte wortbieae ~.,_t,A-- e type _..,.on tUl ~ Herrera J,.a.w ~ yntld• H..-- a &\m.WU.l RJisdemeiUWi', end -QO infiiW'anee and no filed, .the defendant, tbe check; M30.FR00-31. docket nUIIlber. ...,., Wilton ~ -~ doing """""'' chal'- and the docket num- ...,gisb'ation, """"" val>icle «>de viola- cbanms and the eeee number. March 7 -_Denise Ellard, no age, . .Feb. 9 ~ llmce ·F. :Mark ·vs. New as OIMt Stop, Henry u. llliuito:o.. Her- her. _ tions; CR00.-21. · - .ran. 2B ~Anthony A Anspach, no Ruidqso ·Downs; worthless check; · ·age, Moriarty; issqinf wo·rt.hless ~:v.':h,r.- !!o,.~~.. llepm'lmon_..,-~-tot. itap ~uare and Western NatiOnal "fi'elt;.3-SJlnnnonMcqan.,2f),Rui- Feb. 22- Sergio Sa~. 21, nd MaO-FR00-29 .. -~' 0 • ...... , •· - BaDio fi>i'ocl...... ,_cv(JI).OO. ~~-qm ...... ,..,court. -·~:"""''-a...;, check, bench warranl; J.,8Sued; MaO- . March 7 • Donald C.- Williams, redore dtiv6r~ lkenr.ile:.cvoo..aa . ' ,M. ...m _1 - ~ 11. asld_ ·ton. ·a =-....,.Oil•. _.,._. ....,_of""""""'· · WithD:ltent w €1N1ltv' ; CJW0,.22; . FR00-2Ji. - 58, ·Lincoln County Detelltion Cep,ter; ' -•. ll • -~ -•~-• n--~ fuJi. •-• - · Feb. 14 - Fernando J. Gutieri"ii:,:. Willio- will> and -· .._ •-"'C-...... · , a --llolony, pos- ••"'-"' 23 · •--- 22, 1M· aggravated battery with a deadly .-.,.,kQ.owfi ae'•AA- First·-- Federal~-- Sa~ ofll.uidt;tso, a New Mexico munidp~· ~ ·of' ·metham]ibetamil'lei!ll with dj,JSO; ~·ted.ro..- battery-· :with a deQtlJ.y 26, Albuquerque; po8se'ssion marijua weapon (claw haiDIZ)el')j .M30-FJWO.. ·=· - of !few MPico, "'- Gene J.l&dtqn; ae .a result of pe"onai , .tp 4fetribute, a wBQPc;m, third-degree ftilrmy. na lee" thAn ontt Ol,mi:_e, guilty plea, 42. damage~ &(' third-~~ -dU!orderlf l:Don,ey dUe; CVJ)C)-34. ~ CV(J0..61.: . .· ~- ~spitacy to distribute .a COD· oondWlt, a petty.miec:lemearuw, tamper-- SGQ.teilctld to 15 ~ys in county jail March 13 ·Joe Dice, 27, Carrizo -Teb. 14- Dale A. and Dorothy S. MQm 1 • Chqe Banks of r:n.s •·- ·~~tanea. cocaine, ~ t'outth- i-JJ.B with 8\l'idence,. a- f®.rth-depee and $15() fine and court Costs; MSO. zo; vicioue pit bull tunning loose and Wood, husband tm<1 ..ue. .,_ 1.oWQ T. NA....,....,. I>P_to..,..•Com- .olliJ!nil...... ,..- todlstn'buto • """""· ...,..,tlng,ovadlngor obo MROQ..26. atta~·other eanine: M30-MROo-ss. carlson, MiWY Parke ~pa ancl IOIH"C8 J1ank. EfPaeo, NA, Vs. 1\a)ph P. 'controlled s,ubstance, metlulmpheta~ an ofli~. a~; CROo-28. . Feb. 14 - 'Gabrid Tam. 30, Rui March 13. Jepnifer R. Brotzman, Sarah CQte DPlin. their lurits, &pOUIIH McClelland, tnietee for Ralph P. ~-Ii!llll,a -degree felc:mY. "posses- Feb. 23 • Rop-- W. Clayton Jr;, 26, dOso; negligent use of deadly weapon, ',29, Danvill4!, N.Y.; thTee counts worth ;;~allcJ~m~OQ.~terest~verseto: ~and JQJlG J, ~" • parapbemalia, &J?eeial R~o Dowp.a;·~~ted.-batte:ry pleaded no oonteat, sentencitd to SiX lees check; M80-FR00.44·. .... ~,...... ~·v... ~..~ .. u~- ... - Re\r®tlble ~~_!tlt P. ~lllnd , . . ~andpoos868lonof ~ gre@t··bod.il):·harm or in the month_s pt'Oh$tion; $500 f\ne, benCh March 13 - Raymond Beasley, 53, v- .L.-. ... __.., ""_._.. apt! J~ J.. ~._.~POW~ &L· ·" U:ruler one Q\Uite, a; JMrt.t¥ alteltuitive,.:.as,gr~tt!d ~ttery with a wai-rant issued for failure to cOmply CJi,pitan; six CQllnts worthless check; Lakeside ~·· a NBw M8:JaCo ~~- Jane 0\-Qbb; foreclosure;. CVI)C),$. nds . ~ CROQ..-12. dead.Jy weapon. tPird-« INTERNAL CoNTROL CoNSULTING"-. J(,;ght-Mark N£W PATI£1«S ACT'IiPTED 2808 Suddcrl-h in R!Jid011o CALL FOR AN API'OINTMENr LoAN APPLicATIONS 1'110\IIOEII FOR MEDICAIIIi, PRESBY'IRIAM, · _N..., M""""' 8s~-., . Bwt. C:AOSSI8LIJE Stii£\.D 257-9444• 257-4999 )J':;'OI lhidderth .WEiSt . ' ... ., .. !1.1!!.!11!. !1. !!!.!1!1!!!!11!!11!!!!!! .....!1. !!!.!1.'1!!.!1 ••!!!. !!!-!l!!!!!ll!!!!!! ••!l!!!~"'l.l'!.!'!.!'!. l!!!.· .•'l!.!!! •. '!!!.!!!!l!l-'1!.!'!.!0'.":-'!'!-1!!!-~-!'!...l!!!.'!l-.l'l· "'·· .'!!. ,!'!.-!'1!!!.1'!~1!!!.!'! ..!!1 •• !!! •.-I'!.O: .. !li.-.\'!-~"'l-·~·.,'!!. !'!.~.-!!l.!ll,_~.!'\',1'! ...,. .•!li.'I! ••!E·C! •• 4!1;.!!l~:'l--!":~"'·;·"'·"·· ...':'! ... ~ .. '"''""~":· ;c;,.,;'""'~"''~i<"~·..... ,z:~::':::;-;;;:~ .... .,. f.:~!~,.:-•~·--~;!~ ~.':t~:: ·."";~ ' to use -$500 ourp.. one. ._ .•• ....._... I However iF rou. over. need it. . you'P be glad. you hJve QQe. The ~avox Mobile911 Pelsonal Fa$1, Fttsndly E;e~ Safety Plume oWen you peace of ~ind at ~e press of a buuo.t. lbil 257·4000- ~ 911 buttdn cxmnects )'OJI . immedmely to a 911 opm:ator, · 1400 Sudderth • Suite A with no service feel, cont:Jul;s, Ruidoso, NM . actlyation Or roamlog c:barges - eyer. It'S sbu,ple, afTordable. Blld in ara e~,tt's baVai.Uable•. plans a,l11JIOVed :S}i:;' =.,ue~~~~ · visi~ui Rocme..ter of CQ!oni~ just: call n.c to get alittks more Devf!lopn;ent of th!> rel!uillr Stor&ge Center based in Rui sealrity in this ~oerbdn world: Bti:lrage w;ite submitted A ~ to develop a 22P and a-. 14,800- dcec the applieaticn. MlallelloVoll unit storage OQlJIPlex to ine!l.dde square .ft>Qt retail office was Tbe owner wae listed as Black six spaoes lOr -tibnal vebi· appt>OVed:, but · a eec:~ate lillk. LLC. The prqject ccntrac- ~Con9·(60!i)336-74illl cleo was ann~ed by the www.-.<:omltopaz EXtraterritori*J . Pla.uniDg ccmmission fin' eiofiineiit of · ClOvis. Commission this week on the land outside the.\tlllage in the Commercial sao--• and sito of an abanduoeil water · one-mile zone a:ti>Und the town. parking~ are permitted uees · resetvoit on GaVIlan Canyi>n . The -.t is about 600 fuet wi!>hln the ET zone. · Road., ' . . . . sQUth o£Homesteed Street and .The largest jiOI'ticn of the lies north ofFawn Ridge eubdi- • '<' < - -,, • i ' p ' "' . ~,~.,. '~ ···~ ·' .,. Bee. 'Polle.~ Nettles ~lfln 'Vtta.""''"' c:::. Col~'" Ho~patkle 'Ret-Kedlea ali • NET . "> c • , · ·tu pursue :your dreams; orio ' hi!IP yttf~r childre(l. 9r it>, gei a job! - • ~ I .. ' ' ',. ... , . ' RUIDOSO eNEWS - .. ·, ' '·' '· FRIDAY, MARcH 24, 2000 }8 PORTS' ' ' '· - ·. •' ~.~ ...... : ...... ;...... s·_:·.·q:_._•· ·u·· ·· ad· · . g_. e·.t_.· ·s th··.. e. u.mn ~~ ~~~lhn>·g~ Silnrl~ .. ,. in.. · · win.. ·c.ol. ~~~~ndif:font:. G• ·on Jl0\rdW =t'~=~OII~IOini""· ·. iwuwll~ •. . ' · "Tiffany pitcmed tw~ very good got~ confidence at the plate, we denceonourdefenseandattheplate,I . . · SIK!I!!Illill!.. Mn lnfa$1 :M l1001r>: Mold"!! •-~· """"' '"iltW' games," B!lca said. "We knew she wao a started hitting the ball and started · think we're going to go out then> and • · · · · good pitoher. She'• baen wOl'k.illg ha>'d · putting~ ball in play,• Bl,lC8. oaid. . . · have some good perfui-manceo,• he said. st · tnowbase on lralls 10 1>0 o""": . . ~e\iyi'···. ~~~q!iad {2-4) got .and sM pitched very well." Brantley, Ghaer and Miller eaeh hit The Warriors were scheduled for a ::r~~.. ~~~ ~~... !uU A..~. ~~;- .. ·.. =~the~~~ .... -~~~~ :.":U: J.'!:..'!t ::: :,:. ~::.t~-~~-ge~ o~th:;unreri,!_ut Raxnos ::;J::':J~i.:'dt!fi,::;J:;~~c:;,:~~d . ~:/'$="'1'a'\.'~~ '~-k;oy · allv.e;llillt:JileJ NMMilbUI"'"'ament f\Uidoso vs. i'8D Artesia crushes Warriors·.•. --·· . . "'""Ruidoso """ at New Mexim MilitBty lnstJ.. --..... ' IWIDOSO NEWS SJ'O!TS .EDITOR they simply had no backup in ...... RUidoso """'" at -Goddard 1burnament.. 8 the field, Morris said. .. a.m. . Aeptradc· · "(Arte$l is) a good hitting lluidoso a.t Roswell Invitational, 9 a.m. The Ruidoso baseball b.am team," he said. "'t didn't make OlpiUIO. calrtzozo. MescaleRJ .. Alfalfa . traveled to Artesia 'IUesday, any difference, they were gOing frM1a'lional. Hagerman. 9 a.m. ~t it wasn"t to play ball. · to hit our pitchers and they .. "We just didn't even plsy," did, but we made considerable Scot'eboard said coaCh Mike Manis. "The eriors also." ...... first gwne we'just didn't play. I Then, the Warriors couldn't lUesd~-··· don't know if it ·was spring hit anything. ~ 29, Ruidoso 0 break,or what.". . Ruidoso struck out 22 Artesia 12, RukfosO 0 Th~ Warriors could do · tfines in the two games, whift' nothilig at the plat.e, getting ing 1l timf;!S each game. Ruid(JSO 17, Dexter. 2 pounded by the Bulldogs_ 23·0 '1t ·was atrocious," Morris --· fll,lldoso 20, Dexter o and 12-0. · ·said of his team's hitting HighFives . . In the first game alope, the _, Ben Lundquist was the ······•··•······················•···· Warriors made more errOrs. only Wan-ior to ~et a hit in the AliDbtrlct than-they had all season. Mor-. first gam.e, getting a single in three member$ of ttw Capitan Lildy ris said he· knew pitchen, Matt the second inning. Tklers Wil'ft named to the 6AA AII·D!s Locke, who went three innings In the Second game, which trfct - .,._11 ...... 1\famed "' in game one, and TriStan 'lbr-. was a bit better, the fil;!lding theflrSt;'leam...... , Qystal-~ AI> res, who Wfapped up the tlnal • . Continued from page IB .,,·. bQyo. A solid sehedule . that includes meets in 'l\ll.arosa. · Estancia, Melroee 1111d ~ten sho).lld give the .Grlzz!Uos a ch""ce to see all their competi· tion except 1118Ybe Olllf. "That was. my plan when we scheduled thls year, to try' · and see the teams we~d see at state," Ventura saia. . The eoseh ha8 good reasOns to be co_nfident about h;ia squads. . Only one runner: a senior. · boy, graduated &om IMt year's •sonle other yoUIIger girls by know. we have speed. but team. Add the additioual. ath• ·the end of the '""'"on• they're the..,.'s:been so much impr.ove letes who came out thls season, gOing· to be helping us a bunch ment :in the !sat year I couldu't and Ventura has a etrong, scotinir lots OfJloints.• · -tell you wbo1l be !'aatest. young squad. . - And with the number of They're all tjght there at the On the girls side;. Ventura athletes the team has, the wire."· said he has "five good runJ,lers,~ Grizzlies are expected. to have . The OJ!Iy weak spot, on including juniors MadaiYJi Burr a lot of depth. · ·· both s~uads 1 Is pole vault. Tigers- aiming .to keep streak -alive· and Brooke Holland, sopho- The situatiOn is much the 'Zoioo didn't haVe the eq':i:; KAllEN BoEHLiia. more Bianca Baca end eUdlth Bam ·-.-' -- - '_-;: . _,; j ~ ..: > ;' .-, . -.·.· .- .·.:- _, -·--. ··. '.;-.'' ·-., ~ " ..·, .--: ·- ·=. ' ·.:-.. -(. _., . •.. /--· .,·-:· -· ·.-: ' .. - . . '··-·) . "·-:·,_-- .. -·' ,. .. ·. )' _. '' ·. '•_ .---:_--.. 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Card#: FOR FOR FOR whhlrt24 hours of lhe flrat publication date. to lnapproprlale content, space oorisideralion_s, RCAL ESTATE: REAL ESTATE L£1ANS AVAILABLE for A,B, SOUTHER~ COLORADO 4 BEDROOM, 2.& BATH;. Ranch 40AC $36,900 MTN FOR SALE OR TRADE:.:IIc:ts & C credit. Purchase and refi· In Ruidoso: bUildable, seCJiuc:t uriturnlshed, tlreplaoa, loft, nance. Call Tabby at Pr!ncfoal .VIews. 1st time· Offered! skylights, carport, appDances RoHing fields, outstanding ed, borders forest on 2 sk:les. Mortgage COmpany 258·2lfl0 Sierra Blanqa view. 257--&BDIJ lnQIUded. Gatewa-Xs';'a, easy or stop by 1092 Mechem. Rocky mtn views, tremendous access. Call 257 · . wildlife & recreauon. Yr round MOBILE HOME LOTS. Owner access, tel & elec. Excellent ALTO· FULL MEMB£RSHIP CEDAR CREEK home, 24Dq will finance, thraa to choose financing. Call Red Creek FOR SALE: ALTO F"LL 234 r\lllra Monte. Level, easy EJQ. ft., 4bdi2.Stla, Iotti· - from, one acre each, horses . Aahch toll free 877-676-6367. membership, 1 acre, very acoess, great views, decks, spa tub, appl ances dealrable Deer Park Woods. 213bdrrnl2ba, new eat-In Included', WID, refrigerator, allowed. Cltv wahilr, natural SOUTHWEST MOUNTAIN gas avalla61e. $13,900.00 $55,000, (214)389-2788. ldtchen, stucco extBifor, metal stove, (microwave), OW. properties. High desert & roof, garage, 2 decks & muCh Wood;!~:.. quiet, m~,~ch more. each. Bill Plpptn Real Estate Alpine properties with gor 257o4228 INNSBROOK COUNTRY more, $199l'J_OO. Call Cindy &I $169,uuu. For appoln.lment geous mountain views and Gary Lynch Refilly. 257-4CJ11. call ~7"4954. close to Mesa Verde, Durango Club; Beautiful townhome lot NEED HOME • NO CREDIT, & an golf course. One of only. bad Low down. Have several wllct9mess areas. BEAUTIFUL HOUSE: 4SI31J CLEAN, RUSTIC. ONE BEO. credit Bocid roads, utilitieS & water two lots r_emalnlng. 257-4948 two big mastelll B-ear garage ROOM tabln on quarler acre trade land home. I oan help. available. Lots of paace & on large lot, Sierra Blanca whh runnlnb creek. l;l'ecl:rlc Rich Dickie 1-800-235-1077. quiet acre flacts. NEED MOfiE ROOM? 1.37 Mobile 506·269-3066. 5·45 Prloes view, easy access. Owner :available, g~ BCCB;!I,!I,~. Hwy $39,9(J0-$8a,900. Also .avail acres, mobiles and horses · finance, $175,000. 430·7778 . 48, Al&o. $23,000. ~~ able soon: New Mexico Moun allowe~ seller wRI Install uiUI 4728. PUBLISHI;R'S NOnCE All tain ProperHes. Call 1·800· tlas. $zo:~,500, Bill Pip~ln Real t:~EAUTIFUL NEW LOG real estate advertising In 814·7024, Redstone or E&lale 261-4228 this newspaper Ia subJeCt to www.mountalnlancl.com. the Federal Fair Housing Act ~mr~~ ~;:a: ¥~'tt: ~~~ of 1988 which makea It 1118- :g~ntment. Call lienry 268- gal to adVertise, '"anY prefer LAND f'OR SALE ence, limitation or dlscrlml· nallon based on race, color, 4.18 ACRES. &JngiCII and dou REAL EST liTE religion, sex, handicap, ble wides allowea, city water familiar atatus. or nld:lonal available, septic needed. origin; or any Intention to Good b~ at $14,900.00 Bill make 111ny auch preference, Pippin ROD! Estate. 257-4228 llmlt-.tlon or dlacrlmln• tlon." Thla newspaper will 5 ACRES· RANCHES OF • '. .Sontei'J'II! Wonderful bUIIdlhg·- ·~ ::'ve:r=~f -::r"!-&11 she with Panoramic views ol Which Ia In violation of tha Valley, Sierra Blanca, C~ law. Our readera are hereby tans. WOW! Strae1 leVel InfOrmed Ulat aU dWalllnge access all the way to the site. advertised In thla newspa Think tree cover, tlorses per are available on an equal allowed. $52,900. #92491 Call or,portunllY basis. To com Charlona Stewart at 267-9067 Plain or dfacrtmtnatlon. call Century 21 Aspen Real Estate HUD toll free 1-BOG-424- 8590. ALtO,NM:BEAUTIFUL1S7 BCf'SS, creek, level, trees, utiP.. ties. 6th wheelodeck, $70,000. 505-623-6105 REAL ESTATE REAL EsTATE One Bedroom: $205 - $328 • Two Bedroom: $242 - $389 Land! Landi Landi ·All units ground floor accessible Gas heat Private porches/balconies 1 Wall to wall carpet Air conditiOned Washer/dryet .hookups 1/2 acre ± with comm. Fully applianced kitchens · 1.6 Acie wooded park On-site prOpd:ty management water & sewer starting Community building with great room, library, exercise room @ 12K. manufactured housing allowed common laundry roo~ and interior mailroom WIND DANCER REALTY For more information call Dan or Carmen at 505.258.2727 202 Mechem Dr• .f8 eau Anna e 257-0320 Located at 107 jack Uttle Drive (neat the Links Golf Course) A TIERRA REAL1Y1RVST DEVElOPMENT 16X80 FOR OljLY $23.900. Everyone shOuld have a new home. Call the Factory Store for more Info. Cell 1-800-824- 3013. REAL ESTATEO .,. ··: ··.~.:.,., .. ·:.. -··f-~" •••.. -, f,. . 't .. . " ·-,-,, .. .·•. • r ·•. ··.·· .. . '•, :- ·'.'' •'- ·····'t· .. ·.. :· .: _-.·- ' -~··. _:_. ' -. ::.-. _,, ..: ' _.__:._;:·iL.~.,_:_;.~.-~:. ...;:~:;.:.. •.L.:...:~-.~·~~:·.-..~.1.:....~.- .. .:. . '<'- ••• •• --···· -- -- ·- -· •• ·------.. - • ..... 28011 BA, bi,.EAN, UNFUR 'NISHI!D apartment, Good location, flreplace.t. gas heat, wat~;~r paid. $4l:l5/mO. plus deposft. 505-258-321 0. AAA + La Casitas De R08a ex"~lent location. 2 bed TAKING Apj)llcatiOI"IS for '2 moms upstairs; 1.25 bath~ · b~;~droo"rn duplex~s: remod moms; and w/d hookups. eled, nice· area. pleasant view, · $575 plus ulllltles.' Call 606• fuml$hed.or-unfUmJShed. Day, 258-9202. Week or Long Temi. 257-~2 . n6-•36o Residential 6 Coriunen:lal . tonstrw:tion Remodeling Speclallsts Ba(:khoe S$v1Ql/Vard LITlllS. •· 1-amiscaptng (OMPU'QiR AIDED PESIGN Oorlobotomwlfh -¥OUR -~• · quutlon. And ·ends With . ., ' 5500ACRE THI. solution! ·. nmchlhc:adquarters, GOLF,· "'"1'' ()1,,. /,,,, .. Ruidoso NM a~a. Ttmeslui st®,soo FDIC ... Ape.,tor.Sale: ~ru >C r 11 1"1/1 ''" ,.,1 , fJ" so,jbL<1 on~/ oNncd +""~II on do • html Rolling open and REIMAX ~ ~F-~IDOSO ~odedland. Pinecliff Village, Nell Freed, a ' . Ruidoso, U!!lt 8, 08345 .. Excellent wad!r. · Bldg. 5, Wfl8~a"46-13 . Nov. 13-Apr. 3 - Call Linda or Kathy $2,500,000. SKIER'S PARADISS. 257-4001 ownerfl.uiu su.brJtvlde...... _ (1172)- 434-21>314 oremCill: Open J!ouse [email protected] Saturday March 25th 1-3 '· Your ad ~ 12 Coker Lane iAL.TY. cou1d he $329,900 716 Mechem Dr. • Ruidoso, NM .THIS WEEK'S FEATURE . .· Off Hull Road, White Mountain Mead<).ws. here! NEW ON MARKET-Three bedluom, 2 112 baJh. den. · Gorgeous custom 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family rtXJJQ, ftmna1 dining. FantastiC' views of Sieaa Blanca study, b~utiful home! ""\! Linlc< golf anme. 2800 "' ft. • loiS of docb " a real (:ome by and see! 'class:y home. Only $279,000. This won't lastr Call today. Ruidoso·News . Right on White Mountain Meildows Drive, Rlgllt on Topside' Drive, Left on Coker. Advertising . .,. Nancy Lore. • Linda or Kathy 257-4001 616Mechem GARYLYMCH Ruidoso, NM 88945 REALTY garylynchrealty.com ALTO VILLAGE PEER PARK WOODS Over 2400 sq. ft. of living space wHh 2 living areas, 4 bedrooms, 3 314 baths and 1/2 bath. Locat· ed on a cul-de-sac. SUPER. AFFORDABLE CONDO! Enjoy easy access with a peaceful setting wli:h this 2 bedroom, 2 bath .condo -on Ski Run Road. Berber carpe1 and new ceramic tile. Living room, dining area, fireplace and Storage. Needs some §.rk. but not bad beginnings .. \,'. Close to the creek. This would make a great on this 3 be om, 1 bath home with a vacation, 2fidor.1st hamel Only $59,9001 nice, level ya . AreplaCe, decks, 24x44 ·""""''"''~- .~ -metal bam and storm cellar. Low exterior ~.,.,~ ALm AREA CONDO Enjo'y the feeling of maintenance. $87,900 seclusion out the back of this 5 bedroom, 3 Gary M. Lynch. Brolulr, GAl; Rea;338-4252 314 bath condo In Alto Alps. Dining area, fire· CindV K. Lynch, AeBoalate, CRI; ReB: 338-4262 place, nice large decks and paved drive. Fully Ly"""' Meadows. Ae11aclala Broker; Rl!a: 336o481'7 Kim Baugh, Asaoclate; Reg.: 25'7·5287 furnished, call for pricing. Llea Mulrey, Aeeoolalal Rat!n 3~"1446 New Friends Old" To view vldt our WH ...._ .·CBCBCBCBC8CDCB soc, ~5Ni111 307 MechemRealtotS ·!505! 800 62&,92!3 CB· Ruidoso, NM 8Ba45 Alto: 505 336-8489 CB Alto: 888 355-8489 . coldwall@lookingglass,net CB .· CD QUALITY HOUSE. IN ALTo - FUn "'"""""'hlp; '2 tevot.. i>llth wtlfl ell ...,.rate hfllltln~ SVftetns. big mas· t« bil!ldmom With nt~ Jacuzzi. tub. CB ....,I'll$ ohower.lll9JMng, ld!chen, cUnJng area!l .,... o~en al'ld IIQht. Two CB us•.,w®d ~O ' .. --.. " '.·>.: .. ,'"' . /;'' .,-- " ' ' . _ - ..- ..... ,_, ,..,._, "' ..._, ,_..;.,,,.. '•• Ow•,~''" ...... '-..' . ,,,_ ~-»·,:::, • ,- ~ . ·· ..~' ',., -''• -, '·. •. ,•.' ,' ~~- "";;_~-::-~:...:~;-~li_ ..·: . ...:. i-.:....;~;i.:.;_;..~:...... :..._._.~. ,.;;' -....;~ ..... '' ,. ' "~ .-•~·-.. •. :: '·,· :f.. , I • 1 LIVf~fi)IK&- ~ HOilSf"' I •' ' NOW TAKING' appllca,llons; 1,2,9 bedroom CtPartments on Crown Dr. Certain Income reslrlctlono ·apply, Call Camelot Place Apartment$ 257·5897, TTD 1-800·659· 8331, Equal Housing Oppc!lrtu· · "'"'VERY NICE 2 BDRM .avaD· able now. $S501mo. Water paid. Pine -MoLmlaln Really. Uc:# 116091. 25!-4700. · 115 PALO ALTO off Grind stone; 3bdrm/1.5'ba; stove, refrigerator, carpet, drapes, stackabie washer/dryer hoqkup, large deck, on 113 Bell!, no pets, $450/mo, plus gas & elect. lease plus $30~ deposit. (505)522- 3969, (505)257-7591 AVAILABLE APRIL 1ST: 2bd, 2ba veJY n,1ce mobUe, located In RuldQso's. "premier" RV Park, for rent to a mature, non·smo(!;lnQ adult or cquple. $650/mo, Includes utilities. 1st & last mo rani wllease. 257· 3428 GREAT VIEWI.CLEAN 3~8 large storage, good access. 5M East VIew, capitan. $450/mO, $360/dep. (605)546- 0B37 MA~JUF/I.CTURED HOMES FOR SALE LOCATION! 2819 Sudderth. Recepilon area, 2 offices, $259 PER MONTH O.A.C. kitchen, bath. storage. $490 a month. 2&7~69 SAT, 9-z. ACROSS FROM · 3 bedroom, 2 bath OFFacE iPACE FOR JJ&ss; White Mountain schaots. fo!.. doLiblewide, deJivered low ·signs. · FunlHure, baby and setup. · 200 Sudderth, Suite A $750 ~ly. Call Pat257--5611: ltellJS, desk, trash compactor, 1-800-530·8577 mtsc. ooos4e SAT SAM·? 303 N. CENTRAL Rukloso Downs. Furnllu1'9, children's and lean's clothes, h~;~t~sehold Item$. freezer, blcy cles.l' miSc. 'Weather Pennlt- NEE tlng. . · sATURDAy, MARCH 2&nt for 1/4 of a year! from house to .horse. lois of $750down. good stuff: fumllute, hous!it" flold, tack. BreakaWI(IY Fllffl'S. No payments HE!LPI QUIA LOSS, your gain. Hwv 70 East, ·mlll:~marker 272".5 , -next to Glencoe Frull for 3 months. Take ove~ payments of PURPlE SAGE BUILDERS $2tf.Oimo. 1988 26' .Prowler Stand. preliCflts travel Jrailer wl4' slldeout and Boo.B46-1010 "March Madness Special" wlelltras.1505)338·9630 DL612 Pick out your custom built RN SPACES FOR RENT; off Karsten home: size, specili . CarrizO Canyon Rd. $128 monthly. RIV spaces; Capt,..,, cations, decor of your $125 monthly. Nlc8 area. 354- choice. Pick one of 10 lots 3197, 430·6661 in Rancho Ruidoso Valley · from us SOU"AIWI!!R" • ~ CARPE~ 70's up 3-4-5 Carpet Oeaning • Air Duel Cleanlns Water and fll'e ltes!OIBiion Bu.siaess Visit our model and sales office on Unle Creek Road. (1111~~iiiOUilted ..., ....,"'""""'• ) 1bmkey~"• Business , .. In 1!1"•upcnulim Ruidoso Valley Eswes 3364742 Eve. 336-1881 cau 505-257-2933 9:3'1-:,):30 1"'0118§0 COMMERCIAL 1997 Coachmen RV PROPERTY FOR SAUl: 30' Class C NEE CAR Loaded HOUSES FOR RErJT • Business, buildfug. and llmd for or truck with Low Mllea/Hauta sale. Call us for ~~~~ information purchase Sell at a IIPSS this $38,000.00 of new home. Ruidoso Properties on property in a great location Beller llomes & Ganlell!il right now near a high traffi.c..m~on ne.ar See at 3·:ZO Hull Call 257-4075 - 257-9603 438-1917 for details! DON't the White Mountain area. Thm-key operation. TilE PRlC&HAS JUST 1100-846-1010 • 2n Paradise Cyn: 3/1 314, WORRY••• BEEN REDUCED. Cllll Johnny at FtoED & GnAtr~s DL612 $650/$500 WE HAVE • 122 VJsion: 2-bay, comm. Tall Pines Realty, 257-7766. garnge/sto.-.ge, $30jl owner/agent "h£ US ABOUT ADDmONALCOMMERCIALOPPORJ"IINI'IIESI'• FARM EOUIPr,1ENT r ARM EaUIPf;IEfH 3BR 2BA .... on one acre Rt;JMNEY TURf & TRACTOR $38,990 near town. Lawn, Garden, Fara. (E) ...... - ...... or $1500 dep. & -an .E.IIIpMent - ·-...... - $299,MO • $?50/mth. We will deliver 237·9042 ,(915)...... S68-9BB3 ..., PAX (915.) 56H&1e DL612 3610 Montana. El Paso. TX 7£1903 5/2 home lri the COUntrY. Open floor plan. .. · AED.BOQFBABN$ . .. ' \ ; •·,:' ' ' ' $650/mOnth '•,.'; With $7.50 deposit· WH wtll IJLtilcl a 1300 Sq. Ft hmn on yo11r s1t" for S1Cl.OOO CALL ,: 2!7·9371 ' :; Y1! ' ' ~-_, ... -~. • I <" ~ ,· - - _,...,. .... - .· ... ,_..- ~------,·'r\--_f]·::f> __ '2r~:f'~~--~ ;""=:T--?~-~-~---~)7-~--~-: -:.-~- ,~--···y~- ~ .. ~ ;_-., ?::-~_ ~,..--_~ ~-·r:; .,_. -~·.,._ ·';:--~-:- ~ ~~:,-::_:-"' •,. '' "- •. _t ' ",'- ' ··:- .. ; "· . . • WANTED IM'-'EDIATEI.. V, AM/PM co()k, appty In ~n. VIllage Cafe, 2087 Hwy 70. . SeRVICES AIR DUCT CU!ANING -. Rclfi!WCS o.Ucr;y and diti:nsc flELP Wt>NTED co.us1ng.conlam•nams • Breath lfcsb, clenn air • Scrub~. Vlll:Wm$ & ~011ti«."S dlacts · H F:L P WANTF[) HFI P WANTED • Remtwl!s pothilani!J from air 5IIPPIY · ' *---~--'-* ~callfUdltv~JTQ~ri~U~Ht ' . • '' :· -\' • --··· '·': -.·. ,' ...... ,: . ,.· .. -. ·_.: ~ i' ',_ • " ... ' "• -:<.-~.. · ' ... ·· :; ,, ·'-- '''"' -- .. :·.-. . , . .- :· .- ., . •','·' .... . '_..-_' ,, ''·l .' . ' . .', . ~·.. '. '.•. ' ~- .... ._.,., . :. :.. _.: :~ · _,.. :./.: .. ~ .z· ·--~ c .:·· ..•. '·' ...• • .•L .: ... .. -·~·'·-· ·.. :,',. .~..;~·... __ ,~-"~·. :....,.___:. -~·,·---' .·:~:: ...... ~ ...:.··L.~.~-~...:....,~ ·~---"--- .. :.:: --~..:..;..w_,=··._,;~~~ :... J :_:.;.. .. ;;__:_· ··- _,, ___ , ··- :.,~.: __ ,. ·-· GRF;ATVACATION .001.\iilil,. ,_Ctl'ftl ~QUNTAJN Cl\BJN. This W<>U1c1 also be a wonderiiJI.- hbine. l.ots of sqllarO fooJase for !he prioo 8lld rtal· ly. n:ally """' .•. $97.500...... ·.. ·O$i.laa. SUPlm ~.llol GREAT LQC.\TlON!l 11u..e bedr . $!iiAIA cbrr.n liPRI'nu. INVITATION TO BID ca11 For Bid• 0 ' The RUidoso Board of EduCa Uon wJshes tO ~lYe bids for Small Offlce Machine-M!llnte nance tor thO RUidoso Munle1- ...... pol School Dis- Spo""ca ·o...;•287.. tlons are available at the oflk:e _QI' lh• SuP8flntend8nt, Mike Gladden, too Hattan Cllde, Ruldos~.d'II.M 8P346 or by o.... ••- phone (~'1-4051). :...... Bids must be resetved In the .o .... ••~ office Df the Superlntendentlw • 4:00p.m. on MOnday, April1!: 2000. BID$ MUST llc: o.... •.IP7... SEAL.D AND MARKED l;~;,a;;;;;-0-'18... ""BID F.0R SLIIALL MACHINe MAINTENANCE", _ Bide will NOTt~·OF Pllmtf0N OP o.... ••- be CIJJ'nad and read aloud at D LIITIDNOF ... the r9GU1ar 8Cihool board meet . _ARRIAGE ·-·- The Board of Dlr&Qtore will Ing Monday, April 17i 7M o.... ••.... review the bldsllnd make their p.m. a.t Ute Cantral Adm nisb"a TOWHO.M"ri" final determlnaUon during the tlon Oftlce, Board. Room. . ~Y.CONCliRN regular meeting on Wednas· d&y. April 18, 2000 In the :The board reserves 1h~ right to 0... '257... meeting room of Wells Fargo reject ·any and au bids and Bank at 7:00 PM In CarrizoZO, waive all technlcallllea. . I NM. o... w ... lsi Mike Gladden '86CISVY~ RO SpecHicatlons are available at Suporinlendent the business ofDce or by call· "Ruidoso Municipal Schools .,.. '71' 'JMIN@IJI lng Kay Slrlokland at (605) . 354-2260. 2670 2T(ll)22,24 . . All bids must be dearly LEGAL NOTICE marked on lhe outside Df the Call For Bid• sealed enveJo~ ·sro NO. 2000-01•. If the bid fs sent by .,.n . the -saaled envelOpe The AuldDso BOard of Educa shal1 ha¥6 the notatiOn . "'-bfdO l Sllbo~lba ·~c.u a!l7~<40os j- .." •c. .··:.:... ··:>. ' ,. ,_- .... •. '\ .··· ·i ·--.:. ~- ·.. ; ',, "'I i ., ~ . ;t .. .-- -.... ··.· :·..-- ··:. , . , ·c ... · ... ' . '·.' ';, .-,- . ... !' ·" . ·, ' ,.• : ,.,,,... ' ! ·, .. FRII>\Y MARcH 24, . 1 1999lC • . ':: i· ,'> .~- ' Mald1 ~4, 19SO M~J~wlar dyo ' Match ~5. 1960 . BY jAMES ICALV1!LAGJ! kee . ,_. .~ . . o I' ical RUIDOSON.§WSSTAf1:'!JlfT£R n Interest .11..1 n:mencas po 1t . i Canstructlon Ill! &tiu1: . . · , " history. 'Included in Shawn's itinerary ,.'• on new Elks home eight-year old Ruidoso boy, are vl~its with New MeJdco's two U. • . Jorui P. Smith, EXalted iagnoeed bl. 191!7 with S. senators, Jeff Bingaman and Pete Ruler of Ruidoso Elks Lodge Duchenne muscular dystro- Domell.ici. . · · 2086, antu>uneed this week by, is spending his spring · '.the trip came together in. Janu schoolA1 brel>k on his ~mned.<>f vaca- ary. Shawn's aide at school, Steve thet authorization bas been ~ved from Grand Lodge tion, in the nation's capital. · , Hightower, picking up on the stu- Benevolent. Protective Order Shawn Stipe, and his parents; dent's knowledge .of U .S. presidents ofElks. giving approval for the Larry and 'll!iTy, Ieft·Ruidoso on 'lUes- and his interest in the nation's capi better price on tickets,.. 'Jerry Snipe tral New Mexico area, promised to eonstruction of the new Elks day, "With their expenses coveredcour- tal, contacted Jace Ensor of the said. "He brought it up to his boss. bring back p1enty of souvenirs for his Home fur Ruidoso Lodge 2086 tesy of tha Ruidoso Rotary Club and · Rotary Club. While the Meke a Wish and then it went to other-bosses. The teachers, his therapist, and the aunt . I to be built on land recently SQUthwestAirlines. Foundation had- been considered, Rotary sent out a letter explaining it, and nncle who assisted to make his • purchased from W. C. Camp · The eight-year-old, befure leav- RotarY· Club members believad they and Southwest chipped in free tick first Washington ~it come true . i bell, · juat west of Cherokee ing, rattled off locations that are on CQuld be a wish graD.tor as Well, said ets... "He's been writing down e-very I Orcbards riD Hudtway 70•... his list of places in Washington, D.C., Larry Stipe, Shawn's father, · Shawn had been counting the thing he wantS to see," Shaw-n's Ruidoso Elks sp~cirs -to sea; . . · . . . . ''Thf'f -~allild,~C'td to kn~ days b~fore leaving-not just for the mother said on Monday. "It will defi . .!il~.SC!!.f'~ l3qy ~a~ ._. ·· ·"'Aae---ai,~Howle;. if~ · -~trip, tour ot Washington, but his first nitely keep us busy... ~.,!&•fi!'meirft,bllys a smithsouiati, Liiicobi · Memorial,- Larry said. 'UY wm. ail.ll I talked plane ride. He said he11 spend the Not be be left out of the District of r- meetingplaee...... reflectiilg pool, George ·Washington about,Meke a Wish. btit ~e felt this five-hour trip brushing up on the ColUit!bia excursion is a White Hour · H~, Woot\row Wilson House;" Vlay fteed tip looney for o~rs' wish- capitol, reEi.ding maps supplied by his tour., arranged by a Rotary Club • Shawn said were antonS his must- es."' · teachers. member who had lived in Washing Match 27, 1970 sees. · In addition to the local organiza- And picture-taking will be a big ton. "When I set heck; I want to tell tion assistance, Southwest Airlines part of Shawn's vacation. 'That's sO "He's really excited about that," everyone that I went to Washington popped for the f&mily's air fares .. they'll know I was there," he said of Shawn's father said. =~!HIOUgh and saw evetythin.g," he said. Shaw.n's uncle works for the air- the photo essay he'll compile. Shawn The Ruidoso Rotary Club has cev 'lbny Sanchez is now work School studies about the capital line in Indianapolis. said he will also write a paper ·on eied. hotel charges in Washington and ing part:.time in the Wortle)l' and "l!· S. presidents prompted th~ "We got hold of him to try to get a everythirig he did, to create a family provided ample spending money for Dinilig Room in Lincoln. Pearl · tradition, "The Shawn. Soderback advises that dimier ... Weekend News." "I'm grateful for them," Larry prices $2.00 six days ··- .- '; -- ;-_.; . "He's alwa'ys Stipe said. "People are opening up are a -.' ,_- -·--· week and $2.25 on Sunday. been interested their hearts for this. They're willing These prices include ell the in Washington, to do this to make Shawn happy. You trirDmings. D.C.," Larry don't see a lot of people like this ... Room ~ces at the Wortley Stipe said "The Duchenne muscular dystrophy, are $9 fi>i- two people, $12.50 memorials and the most common childhood form of $14aday other things MD. puts limits on life expectancy, ==~~-~ there. It's just according to Shawn's father. Mrs. Louiee Runnels plans to open her etore on the Bonito something he's a few days befure the tisbing been affixed on. W bile Shawn's mobility is limit I though he'd ed to a wheel chair, his father said eeason -· •.. Home for the Easter holidays were Robert grow up and be that hasn't hindered his thirst for Runnels of Beaverhead, Mr. a politician." information, especially about U.S. and Mrs. Steve Bonnell of Por presidents. tales, Mr. and Mrs. Benny The third Before leaving for Washington, Runnels of Jal, 'lerry Coe of grader at White the youngster reeled off information San Bernardino, Calif., and Mountain Ele about presidents that many adults Boonie Coe and son Danny mentary School, would be hard pressed to recall. f from Silver Cit)< who is the Mus "I'm the luckiest kid in the whole . jarhes J(alvalagelleuidoso News cular Dystrophy world,.. Shawn said. To those who Miu'dl. ~4. 1980 )ace .Ensor, a Rotary Oub member. spearheaded th~ lni~ to sendS~ to the nation's capital A bit of an elll:pert on U.S. Ambassador for made his wish a reality, he said, pre51den1S, Shawn •aid he was die luckiest boy In the world: . the south-cen- "thanks for helping me." The Dreamer i by Dannie Stonn This is heing wl'ltten to you on Math 20, the first day Of Sp;ting, in mid-idllernoon. AIJM hilVIngo~d the· day with Wmter all ~ UP ·until. high noon, ·Spring, flie. Qul!en bf S!'a&On•, is ill £iill p0$SI!!!sion of the vale, •.. .. ·I i'_ • .'11 ,_ ,_ . ... . ' . . .,_ <.. ' .,., ,. , ·1~.-- ., •\..... : ·' ·, .' _.. " ,·~- ~\· "'· ' ·. . . '.· ,- ·~·.>',_ '·' • --. o;._ '" -~-''.:: ,,,,.'',~ :~. '- ·~~..:..'-.'->....;~ ;.~. _.-· .... ~-•.-·:...... -~.------..-~~.~:.:..·_._...... __._..... ,_M_..,;,.~, .... .c·--·--~·_.."--·,.~...;...:.-_ ...... _ ...... I.J .. _.;...... ::.;_;.;_\'.;.•;.;.·', ...... _.;,, .; '" , ·.It f . -·-· .-· .. , - . .! 2C zooo • .i'\' ~ i ! ASSEMBJ.Y OP GOD BAPTIST .. :ra~h"J:·\=~5===~ Bent 1fte ~:d: CIJurdl Of.... l.!JI., 6 p.m.; WedneSfJW Bible Sunday: 9 a.m. & 6 p.m.; ·WedtJos· • stud)r. 7 p.m. . day:7p.m,.'Mllemarkerl HwyllO._ · ·, · ·· 3/4 mi. up Airport Rd. ~ )ames 'DIIIlly Saulhem llapilst Cblilrch Crowder, 336-19]9, {south" on t-llgtlway 48} M. Caf!1t11:1 1\d. 35+204f.-Surid9 Schopt: 9:30 First Blptlit Ctucll am,: 'M:IntdP: II ·a.m.: $Uinecroft Carri~. Hayden Smith, ~ Friend5hlp Qlble Coffee: Wed. f;JO. Sunday SchCIOI: 9:45 a.m.: Sunday II a.rD.; Awana: Wed. 6-B_p.m. (5 · worship: ll_am., 7:1Sp.m.:O.urch yrs. d;lrtJugh 5th wade); Ttu.IIT. 7 training: 6:30p.m. Sunday p.tn. Bocty-l.lfe FeiiOwsh~ 42() Mechem Drive, Ruidoso, (505) BAHA1FAim CIIURCH OF CHBIST 257-1081. ..Tim Gilliland, l'astw." --Sunday: 8;30 ·-a.m. Cantemponuy Balul'l ..... ' · Clnfth Dl ~ Praise and Wonhip Service; 9:30 Meeting in members' hiHI'H!S. l57~ ~ - H~ 48. Les Ear a.m., Continental Breakfast; 9:45 2987 or l36-m9 · · wOod, ~lster: Sunday ~e S1Udy. a..m., Sul'lday Sc:hooVBible 'Study; iO a.~; !ipnday W015blp: I I ~-· 6 I I a.m., Traditional Worstllp ·sar.; . p.m.: wedtl~ BlbJe IiNdy. 7 p.m. _.._ ...... v•ce; 5 p.m., Adult and O.ildren FOURSQUARE 441 fotechem, 257-3470. Pastors: Dlsdpleshlp daues, Youth Power ...... 1eny and Suunne i.e'ltlls. Sunday. Hour: 6 p.m.. Worship .Service/ __ -415 SUdderth, Ruldo5o. l57-4J(II. =~a:..w ftlv;lewal ~ Sundav I 0:30 un'. Bjble Study. ~onday: Ladias' ·Jimmy ·s~. Minister. 5Wldly Pe'iry, Pastvr: SUndly Sdlool: I0 - s p.m. Wedrada1> )~ Noon Blbla StudY. Fellowship Hall. lllble stUdY. 9:30 a.m.; Sunday WQf'o a.m.; ~ wonhlp: II _a.m., 1 prayer noOn; mid-Week 'ieNit:es 7 Wednesday: 6:30p.m.. Adult Blbla shiP< IQ:lO a.m .. 6 p.m.; Wednesday p.nt.; Wedllelday Bible study: 7 ~~ Study. Youth and Chlldr~·s actl~ · IJIJ)Ie study. 1 p.m. p.m; tlBS Pelce'Chlpfl · · Ftrst Baptin ChUrch CHURCH OJ' JESUS PULL GOSPI!L ...... flop .. (ULC) Ruidoso Downs. Randy Widener, .. Alto North, 336-7015; jeanule Pasi:OI'. Sunday Worship hour II CHRISTU>S __ __ Prtce, Pastor. M'orQJng cha~ 6:50 a.m. Sunday sch9oi 9:30 a.m.; Cflurch Gl ~ autn IDS ....,...... ,,,...... ,...,..,,lOam.: a.m. (Sept. ~ June): Si:inda)i Servke: Evening worship: 6 p.m. WQdnes Ruidoso Br.int:h North on f-1wY- 48. ~ Evenl!lJ WVIces: 1:30 p.m. Sunday. II a.m: day· Pra)IE!r meetinJ 7 p.m. batwell'l Ruidoso a'ld <:apkan, Joe """"" ... """'· The church page is brought .to. you by these businesses NEW MEXICO Financial Investment Senices~ Inc. 2825 Sudderth Drive • P.O. Drawer 1430 i !i .~:r. ADAMsoN A»RMsAL coMPANY, INc. 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Sudderlh Drive • Ruidoso 257-3086 257-&127 "SpeclaHz/ng In JeWfllry Repairs" "Suppon yDur local c/uur:h •• RAY AND MELVA PACK r ...... 1 ': j' -· l ' ' ' ii·' ? ..-, ' __ .._, ._ ,,. ·-'-'- ,.;,-"! .,·, .: ' ::;- "' _,_ . ,.. --... -.- '. ' .. 3· ' -"<, ... '. ', '• "''"" ·- _,, '•- •<"-M·-'• ....~.-~~.--·-.~ _____ ; -~·'·- -"- ""'"' • '·~·:,· _,_-- .. •·' - • ,>' '·. ·- . ', . ·.. : . ,., "~"'" "•" '" :· ...... FRIDAY, MARcH 24, 2000 3C ·,. ·.· :· '?. " .. · 'lias!c~y retired' dido 't last long for · !his Gouple from Lubbock; Texas. . ' He'll drive the bus.· VUiap Bear's new tour· bus will c:8rry up to 28 pa$51!ngers on group tours around the region. Group tour ·company nzady to go in· May Housirlg award oJfered BY JAMES KA1Ym...AGE .. turnS. out that. way, it's okay. It" would Long s-aid of the ·business ventUre.· Rice lauded for sales 'Home ~ New·~o "'"'""'DOSO""'""'""""'"'•'-'"'"'"'='-"""'"""""-""-----~- n't take a couple of weeks to get a sec- UWith a little bit of advertising a;td .. . Mike Rice, of Prudential Builders Association is solicit - · ond bulr." · · publicity, ~ think it will go. 6 ' Lela Easter Real Estate of ing .entries tbr the etatewide A charter ~ will, r;~tarting in May, Long said being a charter bus ser- While exact eXcursi'oU prices R-pidoso, has been: awar4ed ~as CaSitaa" Excellence in . begin offering tours of the Ruidoso vice, versus having a set ·schedule, haven"t.. ,beeil worked out, -Long expect · the Loading Edp Society des- Hou,sing Awards program: Tbe region 'to groups. streamlined the state regulatOry ed a half~da_y tour to be in the $36 to . igllation tbr 1999 from Pru· ·a:::teco!inizes the accom-· · "What we're banging this on is procesS. His oooimercial drivers license $38 dollar range. .. dential Real Estate Afliliates, · · ts o£ the state's home what they say are the number of' and insurance are in 'place. Plans are He .saidahat certainly was under Inc. ders and remodelers. groups that come into tQwn," sB.id to begin tours in early- to mid-May. · the ·cost of a 'half-day of golfing or _oi~r. · Rice's performance the Last year's Las Casitas Robin Long, who alm;>g. with his wife, "We're pretty much their compeny," ~rea lictivi~es. Children· and .. seniOr J>!lst year hae placed him in awards program, held at the Marsha, have established Vill&ge Bear Long said of prospective tour groups. rates are alsO expected. the top six percent of all sales Hubbard Museum of the · 'l'bur Co. "What they want to do, what they Long also envisions the possibility as~(l!>illtes within the Pruden- Southwest in Ruidoso Downs, "'We moved ·.here the first of the w~t to see, it's where ·we'll go." ., of a presenting tour· riders ·with a tiill Real Eetate Network, said showcased prqjscts and indi year, basically retired," Robin Long Long said he doesn't plan to do.any coupon book. offering reduced pricBs Glen Crane, broker tbr Pru- ·. viduals from among the tm>rl! said.· "Then We wanted to have· some- overnight tours7 and would like . to Cot restau:r;ants and other attraction's. dential Lela Easter. . 2,600 members of the builders thing to do. Something that was keep most excursions to a half-day at Long said"-he.:will work to be aware · •we at Prudential Lela association. This ~·s awards Uitique, differen~ to fill a niche." most. of converitions and other-group- gath~r :Easter are. proud of Mike's ceremoeywill be held in Farm Having visited the Ruidoso area . While a number of tour locations ·ings in .the RuiBoso Sxea, "which he ~el:)ieVements," Crane -'aid. ington. on June 10. many times over the past two decades7 will be presented, groups can· detail feelS wilt··be a big part of business. He. · "Mike's effort was ·achieved . For more information, or to Long said he and hiS wife realized last where they'd like to visit. Long said he said standby seating will also likely be tJ:!i'ough a tremendous amount request entry pseketa, call the year there wasn't a tout bus oompany believes that there ·are enough points available. , ot. diSCipline, dedication and New Mexloo Home Builders in Ruidoso. · of interest to allow a stop every 10 to For more information., call .420~ hai'd work.• Aasociation at 800-523-8421. "Something triggered it' in my 15 mil~ for sight-seeing or shopping. 9615. . ·' mind,"--he said. •J think there are a lot However, he has of people that would like to sit in a seat no intention of and see what's out there." taking the 28~ . Customer service champ Robin will be the bus driver. His seat tour bus up wife, who is a registered nurse, woUld the mountain tO .,,, .. .; , :.nO:.:! ~lfM':l:.d. Th~ir firet _?,~~ ....~~·~;'~e.,·,·~,.,. .. -_., ... 'T"e gone to the Inn (of the Moun- aiso ~ Gods), Holiday Inn, Ramada, the museum, chamber ·of oommerce, con~ Long vention center," Long said. "They, all, to said we need this.• . · the After selling their medical waste expense of start business in Lubbock, the Longs were ing Village ·Bear looking tor a part-time endeavor, some 'lbur Co., he did thing perhaps two to "thres days a say the first bus I week. """t now sounds like it could be a cost $230,000. seven-day-a-week job," be said of the The entrepreneur response to the idea. said additional Spending the· last two months expenses includ~ 11 scouring the region, Long said tours ed insurance, could include locatioos like the Spencer maintenanc~, Tbeater tbr the Performing ~. Lin fuel, and adver coln, Cloudcroft, the San Patricio area, tising. Long said and more. the investment "For all the time I've spent here in was "enough that the past. I keep finding more places," we~d like to see it of Rukloso Ice and Is with tile March Long said. He said he discovered not profitable within award. honor are Pat Breed-- only the galleries in San Patricio, but two years." also summer polo matches and an old "There are a - dlnlclorof Graves and hiS wife, l.uanna jo, tavern that had been a favorite water lot of people out came to Ruidoso 1993 for a fan\ny golf """"""""nt. Thot th"""olleek '"'" ing hole tbr Billy the Kid. there that I've t;Umed Into a pennanent stay the next year. aDd the purchase of Ruidoso Ice "It almost sounds like it could be a talked to that and Water:. In .ition to Gene and Luannajo, much of the rest of the Graves year-round· business," Long said. "If it want to see it go,'" Robin Long will be the driver when tours begin In fan1lly. including some grandchildren, followed suit in 1994 and 1995, to help operate the business. ·EVERYBODY~$· BUSINESS Monetary policy less potent these days·? There's· a special rela,tionship · liY SUNG WoN SOHN betW-een lender and Realtor _ cua;;e-~oMJsr, wnn ~ ,. \,;. ;. _-•.. ' ,>" 4C FRIDAY, M\RCH 24,2000 FAMILY NEWS· RUIDOSO NEWS ' - :.-,;-.·; . -'"·' '',,_;:; Row covers let -. Teen drivers. add tender plants get early start .to passenger risk LAS CRUCES - Veg More ·riders in vehicle mean more fatalities·with etable growers can use fabric ' - row covers and sheets of plas 16- and 17-year-old drivers, new research shows tic ml.Jlch to give tender crops an early start and increase • Findings support restrictions on deaths when l6- and 17.. y~!ir yields, said a New Mexico earrying passengers in a graduat old drivers carried pas.aen.;. State University horticulture ed . Ji{eilsing systems for young gers?" the researchers,write. "A specialist. . drive~ : · . survey' [a previous stq_dyl of "Harsh spring weather is 192 high school drivers report- a major concern for most veg CIDCAQO - The risk ·of ed that dangerous driving be- etable growers in New Mexico, .death in a c8r crash increases haviors (driving after d~g as well as gardeners," said significantly as the number of alcohQl or· Uf:ling drugs, speed ·George Dickerson with passengers driven by t(;.:'ud ing. swerving, crossing the cen· NMStrs Cooperative Exten- 17~year-olds increases, accord- ter line, ·purposely sltiddi"g, -sion Service. Wind injures ten ing to a study in the Match -IUld running a. red light) were der vegetables and increases 22/29 issue of The Journal of strongly associated ·with the water evaporation fro:m the the American Medical Associa- preeence of peers." __ soil, creating a hard crust. .• tion (JAMA). - The authors recommend Late spring frosts and hail can · ,·-;>_ · L~-Hui Chen, PhD, from use of a gl'aduated licensing kill plants, leading to expen the Johns Hopkins University eystem for teens. "The b~ic sive replanting and delays in School of Hygiene and Public premise of theSle systemsL" crop maturity. Health, :Baltimore, and col- they write, "is 'that beginning "Ifyou're trying to get your leagues studied data from the drivers need to earn a full li _crop to market early to capital ·Fatality Analysis Reporting cense ·step-by-step.· Three ize on higher prices, you need ·; System and Ge:qeral Esti· stages - a f!~Upervised learnerts .to get your crop in the ground mates "System (1992-1997), permit, an intermediate· H early and encourage optimum and from the· Nationwide Per- cense, and a_ full-privilege dri- · . growing . conqitions with sonal Transportation Survey ver's license ~ are the central growth-enhancing tech- (1995). framework for graduated li- -niques," Dickerson said. They discovered tha't com- censing systems. During the Plastic mulches warm the pared with drivers of the same learner's period, beginning dri soil and encourage e~ly root age without .passengers, the vers can drive only under su production. Clear plastic heats relative risk of driver death per pervision. For the intermedia~ the soil but encourages weed 10 million trips was 39 perceJlt period, restrictions vary widely growth. Black plastic provides higher for 16-year-old drivel"s by state in the United States better weed control and mod with one passenger, 86 percent , and may inclucle restrictions erate soil heating. · l)igher f-Qtt those witll. two pas- on nighttime driving and- car-. An older technique for.pro s6rigers, and 2.82 times higher rying·passengers.." .. tecting vegetables is placing · fQr those· with three or more . They exp~ain th~t as of clea:r · plastic tunnels over the passenge,x-J1i. . The estima:ted January, 24 states had adopted _ plapts. overall de,ath rate for 16.-year- full graduated licensing sys.:. .. Although more expensive old drivers per 10 million trips tems with all three stages. than plastic tunnels, fabric was 1.99 with 0 passengers, Only nine ofthese 24 states in- row covers provide weather . · 2. 76 with one passenger, 3.699 eluded any restrictions related · protection and better ventila with two passengers, and ·5.61 to teenaged drivers. carrying tion, Dickerson said. Row ~ov with three.or more passengers. passengers;, ers can be floated over the crop Similar patterns of increasing, The authors add that motor o,.- supported with wire hoops_. · · Sandy Sugg_ltt/Rutdoso News death rates and increasing rei- .. vehicle crashes-are the leading "We have been able to pro On stage at White Mountain Elementary School last. week: Rutherford (j.M. Bowman), a lafd-back'/vegetarian wolf vexed ative risks of death with inp cause of death among tect tomato transplants down by the dog-eat-dog world, asks Little Red Riding Hoqd (Ashley ,HendJix) which direction north is, after terrifying her creasing numbers of .passen- teenager~. in the United States, grandmother and the Three Little Pigs. Drama ll·students at Ruidoso High School travel to the schools to present chil- to 28 degrees Fahrenheit at gers were n~ted for 17-year-old accoun~ing fqr 36 percent of all many locations throughout the dren's shows for a grade. · drivers. deaths ofpersons aged 15 to 19 state," Dickerson said. -The risk of death increased years and that the fatal cx:'ash significantly for drivers trans- rate ~r million miles for 16- porting passengers irrespective year-old drivers is more than ·of the time of day or sex of the seven times the rate for drivers driver, .although male driyers age~ 30 tQ 1>9 years. Nearly the Pot, tobacco: Both sev~rely affect hUman lungs were at greater . risk. · Driver same number of deaths occur ,- deaths per 1,000 crashes in- among teenaged passengers as Cannabis research finds · co in another.,, One man Damage from smoking bacco smoke were also ad-;o crensed for 16- and 17-year- teenaged drivers: in 1993, tWo smoked only cigars. But all of versely affected, but the im olds transporting male passen- thirds of the deaths of passen- emphysema develops them had been, or continued stans in mother's womb pact was considerably less gers or, passengers younger gers aged 13 to 19 years oc to be, heavy cannabis users. LOS ANGELES - Babies than that of exposure to the than 30 years. In contrast, 30- curred when teenagers were GLASGOW, Scotland The 27 -year-old had smoked exposed to their mothers' ciga mother's . cigarette , , smoke . to 59-year-old drivers who car- driving. Regular smokers -of cannabis several pipes of pot a day for rette smoke while in the womb while in the womb. Environ rled passengers had decreased The stud_y: Wi\8 supported or pot may run the risk of de several years; both the men grow into children with com mental tobacco smoke is likely death rates. The authors also · by the Insurance Institute for veloping the crippling lung dis in their 40s smoked two or promised lung power, reports to have an additive affect on noted tha't :the death rates for Highway Safety and by a grant ease emphysema, reports a three joints a day, while the research in Thorax. lungs that are already com teen drivers were substantially from the Centers for Disease study in Thorax, a medical tnan in his 30s had smoked . Various measures of lung· promised at birth, say the au- increased ootween 10 p.m. and Control and Prevention to the publication. two joints a week for about 20 capacity were tested in more thors. . midnight, and between. midw Jolms Hopkins Center for In The study reports four years. than 3,300 schoolchildren be Cigarette smoke may dam night and 6 -a.m., compared to jury Research and Policy. cases of the early stages of the The common perception of tween the. ages of 10 and 16 age the b~by's lung at critical daytime driving. disease in four men aged 27, cannabis, say the authors, is living in southem Califomia. points during its development, The researchers' study 35, 44 and 46 who smoked that it is harmless. But other They and their parents com say the authors, and this may showed that passengers aged cannabis regularly. Examina than the mind-a]tering sub pleted questionnaires about permanently alter the lung's 20 to 29 in cars with 16- and tion showed that large areas stances in pot, smoke from current and previous exposure structure and function. Or it 17-,)'ear-old drivers P1creased GEICO of both lungs in each of the both cigarettes and joints is the to household tobacco smoke could inerease susceptibility to the likelihood of fatal outcomes Auto, Cycle, RVs, Trailers, Home men had simply disappeared same, only more tends to enter and whether the mothers had respiratory problems just after when these drivers crashed. Owners & . Renters Insurance and been replaced with cysts. the lungs in pot smokers, be smoked while pregnant. birth and to infections in early They write that this finding + low down-payment This is a form of .emphysema, cause of the long drags on Having a mother who childhood, so compromising suggests a restriction on carry + Monthly payment plan a disease that gradually di joints. The physical .effects on smoked during the pregnancy lung capacity in later life. The ing any teenagers unless su + Money-saving discounts minishes the surface area of the lungs of smoking three to was significantly associated long-term effects could be an pervised by an adult at least 21 + 24:.hour claim service the lungs. It is usually associ four joints a day are equivalent with reduced lung function. increased risk of lung chronic years old could have a negative + Immediate coverage ated with heavy cigarette to those produced by smoking a This was independent of the lung and cardiovascular dis effect if it increased the trl)ns + Free rate quote smoking. pack of cigarettes a day, say effects of passive smoking. eases, conclude the authors. port of passengers aged 20 to CALL OR VISIT TODAY Each of the men described the authors. 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Y Funny Bone Moe, Larry and Curly are from Mars, Hugh Grant is· from Venus •.•..••..•••••.••...•.•..••..• 120 In Uncoln & Otero Qut .of L!o~olrt &. • . -· Coun1ies: ;·- Oterd Counties: · vamonos staff , 3 months: S14.00 3 months: $21.00 . ' 6 months: $20.00 · 6 months: $27.00 1 year: $34.00 1 year. $43:oo . • Sandy Sisgg;u, • Pfalln~ s~;·lfllngs, monos, editor ·- .. st!l( writer . ,.,,. T: ..·_,~·:·)·,· ~I'- . ' 21• BBidnt News • MaruM. ltll • • < ·' . . . I . I I I I I ' I I I .. . '1f' I ' .. . . . .. !'· . • Sandy S~ggllt jACK SCHULLER peers around the front of his painting "The Wisdom Comer." • • . \ln,;d colors and varied themes,characterize the work ofjack Schuller, altJrough preserving little parish chu~rhes and disinttgmting old gas sta- tions is an ongoing theme. See lndulgenees. page 4D • ..,....•• • Marcll24. 21H• 31 • THE ARTS • ...... ; ...... ·~·· •••••••••• ~ "!, ••••••• "" ••••.• ' •• :t.•. ·.~ ••••••• t .... "" •.•••••••••• "'"" ••••.•••• "'. ~· ...... '. tt~·~~~·· ~ •• ' •• ~ ...... "" •••••• •·f• ... ~ •••••.•• ' • • I Courtesy "THE BORDER" by jack Schulle~ A painting' of an old service station in rock at Upper Canyon," he said. The aShes Texas hangs.in the Austin City Hall, while ofanundeandacousinarescatteredthere. another. based on the Gulf War, of a woman ''There's hardly a summer I haven't been going into battle ("l11e Mother of Battle"), here," he said. hung in then-Govemor Ann Richards' office Sdlulter took up painting as a hobby in during her term. Many of the six-foot plus 1%7, white working in the perroleum-refin paintings are ridl in Native American sym- ing industry and traveling around the world. - holism, while others are parodies of famous • He taught himself oil painting and then classics or even Walt Disney characters. took up other media. Born in El Paso, Schuller is the third gen- At age 50, in' 1985, he was forced to eration in his family to own property in Rui- retire, and decided to go back to school and. ' doso. study art. In 1988 he received a bachelor of "My granddad started bringing ·the fami· fine arts degree from University of Texas at ly here in 1914 and they camped by the big Austin, after "mostly indulging myset£" In • 1991, he received a .master of fine arts degree from University ofTexas at San Antonio, where he "lucked onto" a situation with sculptor Pa~ peo Capini. Schuller, who said he'd like to write a book "DAWN AND 1liE RISE OF THE OLD ORDER," by jack Schuller • about Capini, left much of his own sculptures behind because he does of Tom Lees and Peter Huril, who were arts scene," Schuller said, adding that n't have space for prominent in his youth. he's doing some paintings of the region them in his Rui· HI$ art education .also took place in but he feels this is a sott of regression. do so house. He London, where he lived twice, Madrid, "We're lucky to have the Hubbard still does some where he lived once, and he traveled (Museum of the American West) Where smaller three· North Africa and the Near and Far East. artists can show other than southwest dimensional "I was able to see all the major stuff." he said. Schuller's painting of a pieces and designs museu111s, and my office was around derelict "Service station in Austin walking sticks for the corner from the National Gallery in "Cox ville," was oli exhibit at the fl!lb friends and rela London," Schuller said.. • bard's recent Free Spirits juried Fine tives. All of the walls of his bouse are cov and Decorative Art Show and Sale. 1 :~My art was ered with his mostly large paintings, One semester; while he was studying inHuenced by and about 60 other paintings are rolled art at University .of Texas, he painted being born in this up for lack of space. Most are oils and Windmills all year because the instruc part of the coun acrylics, although he has a signiticant tor didn't like them. try," Schuller said, body of work in watercolor, hand· "I never copied anyone .else," he although most of pulled lithographs, and multicolored . said. "I always do what appeals to me, his work is not in etchings. and that's landscapes, old buildings .... the southwestern He also does engravings, but uses I do a lot of paintings of things and style and he does Plexiglas instead of the traditional places that are going to disappear." n't do cowboy art. metal plates because Plexiglas scratch The prolific painter is now memori·· Courtesy He was also es easily and can be engraved more eas alizing the old mill on Sudderth, he WOODCUT by jai:k Schuller strongly inHu- ily. said, .and his next project is an old enced by the work "I feel out of place in the southwest school . • • 8•Md24.HH•IIIfiSIIM ,. I ~ '. •vnm. 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' ' Andrew \!.l'yeth, Jam!~ Wyeth, Cwol ',,.. ~- ·" " Upscal~ and ~nu5ual si.(vllr l~welry, m~ Hurd Rogers ;nd Peter de Ia .Fuente. Aco·oP gallery ~h.ii*'~~ .rr'Gm noon 10 wQrks,. ~essories, paintings, pottery, W~;~rks can ·. be viewed Monday . 6 p.m. Wed~ay.''l~!lilllM·arid hilS a Schooi·Arf. . Show hillllwood Items by local ar(lsaqs and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.ni. and by rec:eption fqrlll't~~!#.ie ~etond Sunday appointment OW\ SW~day. . crarters. · . . . of~ monthfri!iii'J;~·ftill. · · · -· -~ 1- ' • ''"A '$.1leci~t.exhibit .~artiqg Sunday at the Hubbard Museum The Kenyon Thomas of the American West will focus on the art of children in Art and Artifact. . s creii~.. ~ ""'""1" II. Gallery a ' ~w. ~-~~ llll. . g:r'l~~s nin~ through twelve. · · , 107 s. U~coln An., caplran, iSHJI6. · · ,...• ·ta·· · · ,. Budding artists fronfschools in Hondo, Capitan, Cloudcroft A cont~mporary gallery fQaturj!IC fin~ art ·' .-L·;- .-. _,.- ··-•, S46 SllddeittJ, Z57·10S~. ,.. ' ' ' and Ruidoso, and entries from boys at Camp Sierra. Blanca and rare, unusual objectS for collectors. Pottery and pastels by Kenyon Thomas, 416 Flnt St.,lh!ldil$ii,'W_.&)J Gallery hours are II a.m ..to 7 p.m. fine weavlngs by Marcia Thomas. Call for rehabilitation center will be displayed through April 9 at the Wecinesday through Saturday, Gr by gallery hpurs. New Orleans artist jim Leasure ipecial museum. in Ruidoso Downs, said fine arts coordinator Evelyne appointment. i ·a.· izes In portraits .of dlents' guardian angels. He also paints angelic themecl Copel.and. ·.. ' The fii'St·place winner will receive $1.00, with $50 being • . ' . Lorene & Larry's Frame & school and chun;h murals, ceiiLngs and Bellas Artes Gallery . Ari walls of private homes and businesses. awarded for second place and $15 for third place, she said. · ' · His studio i~ open io the public by. Each student will receive a certificate of participation. TI1e No. IS Jlra Plaza, 700 Mechem, (877) Rd. appointment. · .. 6iO.S606 268. Main tapltan, J54-260S show is open to all schools in Uncoln County and northern Original · •art, w~tercolor painting, Featuring the sophisticated art of Manuel Soll\hwestem prints and custom design Spring Canyon Gallery Otero County, and to childre11 being. home schooled, Copeland Lopez Ci~. · furniture b~ Larry. ,. said. · 2Z06 SUdderi!l.Orive. Ruidoso, Z57·1561. The opening is set for noon to 3 p.m. Sunday. Regular . :;·, ·,,' " . museum hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week .. Benson Fine Art J. Mauritsen Studio Artist Mish(~IPt!:ll opens her ·Sp!'ing !Iff IIWJ• 70, San Jlatrltlo, 6$J.4081 501-B carrizo canyon Rd., w.oua. Cany~n sculJit\ll'!q~studlo to the (lllblic, Now open In Its new location in San Freest)'le sculptures. Stone and burl· where you tali'~ tfl.e artist an~ w;jtch Patrido, !'llll653-408J. wood. Also works by Apache sculptor as a creation .llo(l)lds before yo«r ~~ · jordan Torres. Always open. Hours: Io a;IJI. 10 $ p,m, Mondat> . . . CALL FOR THE ARTS California Colors Thursday, and' ·rp ~~ilk 'tO 7:3.0 p:l!)'. ,_ ~,·'~~~------~~------. ·.· . JOI COuntry ClubRd., lluldOJO, UMOII Friday • Sundily. ·. • • • : . . Barbara Deihi,Westbrook Is the l!rti~ In McMahon Fm' e Art residence of this gallery of art. . Snibllilg Fine Art the IGd NatiOnal Scenic. · No, 7 Jira PiaU, 7011 Methe.it. W-9102 ' .. . Cruces Art Bronze · Tom McMahon features Internationally IOJI Mechem lit., llt!ldllfo; 218-48112 . .· ' . .:llyway. SU Sudderth, Ul-7186 . aci:laimed ar(lsts In a variety· of media. Featuring contemporat:y Southwest Foundry, gallery .and jewelry. Speclall~ng Ame~lcan pailltlngs and works on paper, · painting$ by New Mexico 11rtlst ,Stephen In custom bronze casting, bronze sculp· 18th to 20th centuries. . . Stribling. Loc;;ited In Tlie Attic compleX , . , The Billy the Kid National Scenic Byway is putting out a call tp all ture, alabaster, and more. Open dally (upstairs In bade): Hours: 10 a.in .. to 2 .local photographef.S for images of the Billy the Kid National Scenic from I0 a.m. to 6 .p.m. p.m. Thursday • Sunday, or bY appt. Byway. . ' ., ~> Expressions in Bronze The Montano Store . "We are looking .for photos d1at illustrate the unique aspects of Hwy. JBO, Lincoln, 65J.41n. l'hUree's Bouse zooz SUdderth, Ruidoso, Z57·J790 this histone road," said committee member Cindi Claytot1. TI1e Dave McGary's facility features· a flnish· Featuring the newly renovated store and No&ll canyon II. o. •.d "If Hwy. if .... ·-en National Byway Committee will use the images as part of a multi- .. temporary exhibits highlighting the • " ""'"" . lng studio and a gallery which showcases Montaiio family, Hispanic contributions mile markers9/IO, N~~pl, 1$._.106~ · media display at the BiUy the Kid Visitors Center. Committee members a twO-decade retrospective collection of vis- his "Images In Bronze. • Gallery hours are to the area and .adobe architecture. The L.aggs ~re wOQ • .. • . . . •· ·· · · ·· ;·· .. ··cas~no J)eck\J.!!~t®rat:tr' . ··~;~~~:. ' ' ' '.• " ' _·, ~-- -•·. .. . ' • l·; '" .· ; . ' ome enjqy our newe~t restau- l'ltone; ...... , .Z$7-5141, el¢. 78S8 Crant the Ct~sjnl) !;leek Buffet. ·Addte$,5: • ,•, •• lqn oJ ~~~ Molln~ln Gods Wit~ ·.~cellent Jood m~d.~ by ~~r~ · : : ... · . <::atrJ~ ~P·%~~~~~~ · experienced cihe{fl,. an4 a YJI!W t~at .. .ft11u911 ... ; •• , .. Bre~kf\lst HO;,%h.m . . :· · neve~ ends, y<)u ~dl nelier have 'to <'; • tunclt, Mon.-Pfit;ll a.m.~~:31l p.lll. • . · g:,.mble agai#. on: a great :pilll!e.tl.f':, LUllc_h1 'S~~:S(:Sun:noo.n·}:30p,m. eat. .· . , ., ·. ·. · : ...... ,, Dmrjer, Sun.-Th~n. S•~:.JO:tHn· · · · · . · ...... Dinner, Fri. '·~ ,_ .•• 'Pri" Raoge:,._ ~ . .- .• ,·. olo • • .•••.• " •••.• $$ ;•,_<• . -~ -~ . . 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SINGER Crystal Gayle huge s~lection range from your professional stand-up comedy with .David Brenner through · ··#tres of the .are~ will be represented by song, Crystal Gale, Christoph~r Cro$s courtesy spencer 'llreoter · dante and .nlliT!Itive and an original musical and the El Paso Symphony," said ABIT OF JAZZ from Odyssey Dance Utah. : l(l)fe' wrii:ti!n,. bY.· Hawaiian-based composer Charles Centilli, executive- direc- 'ji!rre 'llumer.·Vlb() has been doing residenCies in . . tor of the Spencer Theater. the schools: . . . COumsy Spencer Thfater "The board worked really •· ' . ·· The El Pal;o Symphony and guest harpist COMEDIAN David together on this and putting Alfiedo Rolando Ortiz perform two concerts Brenner together the season witb an array ect a hot time at the Spencer Theater ·this summer, july tS under internationally acdaimed music of selections that 1presented to dirator Gurer Aykal. Ortiz will perform his unique them," Centilli said. "The;ultimate goal was to make • E:ith performances ranging from Crystal Gayle to the composition, "South American SUite for Harp and it weU balanced and Ibn and entertaining." . • Orchestra. . . Chldrllts...,. tlleal8' Parsons Dance Company and a lot m between for all ages. The versatile Parsons Dance Company, tln'ected by • . " ~dfal's.<.!~s.~mes to the Spencer~july 15to For the chlklren, two theater workshops will be The season opens May 6 and 7 with Qystal Gayle, int(jmationally . p¢'omf.j'li®ridll: abstratts fi social and universal held in Ruidoso this summer, with twin-bill Saturday renowned diva of countly. and popular music. Audiences can ·ekpe(.t to hear ..· diem¢S; .. ·. · · · .. · performances on the Spencer s!lige. such dassics as "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue" and "Stardust" and more August S, N"atiVe American flutist R. Carlos Nakai, "EI Gato's 'lllils of New Mexico,'' an origiqal drama recent songs, induding those of singer-songwriter Hoagy Carmichael. joined b,Y~$$iOnist WiD Oipman and guitalist by dramatists at Eastern New Mexico University On june 10, Odyssey Dance Utah, an exciting new professional dance William Eaton, wiU perform traditional, world, jazz, · (ENMU) will be performedjune 25 after an intensive troupe, takes the stage with an edectic blend of ballet and jazz. new age and dii$Sicat compositions. two·week workshop by ENMU instructors at the The Connoisseur Classic Southwest Wine Competition will hold its Grand World•. d!amber music will fill the ball with Ruidoso campus. Pateilts can call ENMU at 257·2120 Tasting at the Spencer's outdoor stage june 10, for an evening of wine, food the exuberBQtEroi(ll Trio August 12, noted by critics for registration information. and music by the jazt and bluegrass bancf, New Grange. · for their ·~ping mastery.• . ''This is the second year and more than likely we June 16 and 17, stan~;up comediap Davi ·-,•- '-lt- ...., •. -~ .... , ...... ,, •• , • ,, ' -..; : -~ -~ •'' ··.- .. _-' ' ,. . '; ·. ' ...... ,. ' ' . . ' ...... ;...... ;...... : ...... :...... W ~:: . ,.~~······ ' ~.~J. .~... tl~P.P. .~.~J.~' ~- . Public Ubrary, I071 Rllllklll lllwl • MarCit 24. 28118• • 9D ,. . . . :J:>~~w r}omba; • . '. Hf.l'O!'I~N, -,, Ttl~ Hu!lliaAftp MlltEUM OF. 1HI!-Aue"IPAtt. WEtT ' When he was •. .. .. / hanged in Clayton, • :c I ·\ ' • <'· •• New Mexi~o, ;,., ( . . ' •. ·~ .\ ... .lff' .'' . '., ' .': .. :' ·- 190 1, ... he put on a lot of weight await- • ing his e~ecution. When the time final- . · ly came, Tom·had ' put on so much I I weight that when he I I I I plunged through the il : I trapdoors of the gal- I' lows, his great • weight not only . . ' Left to right: Hatry Longabaugh, aka The Sundance Kid, Will Carver, Ben Kilpatrick, Harvey Logan, and Butch Cassidy. . . broke his neck, it en the average person thinks of Butch Cassidy oftht;,,W~oming/Montana/Nevada aFea~ teJG~s is not usu· actually tore his · w.nd the Sundance Kid, they tend to think of Paul ally the first s~te to leap to mind. But it should, because Newman and Robert Redford and the 1969·movie. When the Wild Bunch spent a good deal of time there.-And, in • head from his body! the average person 'With even a slight interest in the his- a very real sense;.·the beginning of the end·started for tory of the. Old West thinks of them, they tend-to think them there . ._. ', ' ttl • hiiiiSI IIIWI • MII'CIII4, 2HI · -· ' •• ,, : • • 'h _.,_:.;~-~·~· ;:,., ,,) ""-~-·' •• ...... ' • ' . . . · ~_ · . · . · ·· ...... · . PAST TENSE tt•••············~·············~···········································~····•••••••tftff•~ffftee••••••••t••·,·········-········Mfftttt•ettt~eeettttttttttttttttfettlttftftft•••••ttttflttttftt~ The l1JO$t fal1JOUS tie of the her. Callie couldn't identify .the Laura were arrested at St. louis. so many od1er (J!iUy the Kid is a strong possibility that Etta (Ethel) Wild BunCh to th~ Lone Star State other men in the picture quick Missouri for passing banknotes good .·example) noted outlaws. was attempting to settle Sun is thl! photograph taken in Fort enough. She pointed out that the stolen during one of the W~d there have been persistent rumors dance's estate. ·Worth in bite 1900. Probably the four "dudes" in the photograph Bunch's train robberies. Each was that d1e pair did not die as report· On the other hand. tula Parker · bli~ known photograph of an out· were actually. going from left to tried, found guilty and sentenc;ed ed. Jhis is something that I like to Berenson, Butch's sister, insisted to law baild e\ler taken. the bandits right, Harry ."The Sundan~;e Kid" ro a stretch in .prison. Laura was call "The Elvis Syndrome." In short, her dying day that she had last had l~ done in way of celebration longabaugh, Carver, Ben "The Tall released in September of 1905 and people don't like their heroes to seen Butch sho1tly after World War after lb~;:ir successful bank. robbery Texan" Kilpatrick, Harvey "Kid travelled to 8irmingham, Alabama die. sQ they find alternate fates for Ill So, unlike Billy the Kid. where a~ Winnemucca, Nevada. For a .Curry" logan, and, · of course, to faithfully await Ben's release. them: And, jl!st like Billy, ;!ld10ugh virt~~ally 1111 of the' evidence iodi· bunch of guys who were knoWn for Robert leRoy "Butch Cilssidy" Park· Unfortunately, Ben was arrested not as definitively, the evidence cates d1athe was killed by Pat Gar· their intelligence. itwa5'not exact· er. immediately upon his release for ·indicates that they did, in faa, die ·rett in 1881, there does seem to be ly the brightest thin11 in the W,l!{ld Will Cilrver had been recog- ·Kid Curry's shooting of Oliver as reported. · · a p(lSsibility that Blitch, at least, for them to have· Hone. ~ mean; nized by SheriJfBriant not because Thornton at the Kilpatrick ranch .. After the San Vicente siJOotout. · escaped the San Vicente shootout. · when the law is looking for You, h~ was casing a bank, but ratber The case was ultimately dismissed a man. named Frank Aller was try· You be the judge. . how Wise,is it to 1) have your pho- because he was wanted for the for lack of evidence and Ben and ing to settle the e~te of one of ' · tograph taken. and 2) be so q~sual murder of a man named Olivlir laura were reunited.- · the dead oudaws, who was known Sources: "The Wild Bunch In with the priilts that the photogl'!l· · Thorntop on ~i)rch 27, 1901. But not for long. Being a little as Frank Boy& Guess what? ·Frank Texas." by Donna B. Ernst: "The Wild pher. keeping one: for himself, dis-. · Thornton had stopped by the Kil· short of cash, Bell elected to hold. BOyd was a known alias of the Sun· Bunch at Robbers Roost," by Pearl played ·it in hi~ shop wiildow as an patrick. ranch at Eden, 'lexa~. to dis· up the .Galveston, Harrisburg and dance Kid .. Wild Bunc.h historian Baker and "The Encyclopedia of example ofhiswQIK. · . cuss a problem with the Kilpatricks San Antonio near Sandersoo, Donna Ernst (a descendant of Sun· Western Gunfighters," ·by Bill •) . Howevil~ the inen in the pic· that concerned pigs. If it had just Texas. Things did not go as well as dance) believes that there is a O'Neal. ture were still not really identified. been the Kilpatricks that were pre- Ben had planned, and on March 13, Passing Wells Fargo and Co. detec- sent, the pig debate would proba· 1912, Ben was bludgeoned to . tive Fred Podge thought the pho- bly have been settled amicab(y. death by a hammer in the hands of m ON THE ARTS · tograPJ.l to be an exce.llent example However, in ~ddition to the Kil· an express messenger who man of the photographer's work, and patrick.lilmily, Will Carver and Har· lJged to sneak up behind him {)ur • he also noticed that there ~ed vey.loganwere also present. ing the robbery. Ben's partner was , to be something disturbin$lyfamil· Well, Harvey "Kid Curry" logan 'also killed during the attempted ·Arts and Crafts iar about the men In the picture. was not known as "The Tiger of robbery. Laura Bullion eventually Procuring a copy for himself. Fred the Wild Bundl" for nothing. When · left Texas, settling at Memphis, .' Stalnect Glass didn'~ have_ long to wait before he Thornton made the mistake oftak· Tennessee, under an assumed Sandy Hartley will be instructing a class on glass staining on found out' exactly. who it was that lng •issue ·with something that llilme. She died.t;here on December po~d for this phot9graph. logan had said, Harvey unc;eremo- 2, 196.1.. Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. to I 2 noon; April IS - May 6.in Nogal Stu· dio. The cost is $175 which includes the materi!!l fee. Wid lluncll....,.. and·the niously gunned him down. Carver, ...,_1_,. - ·along with·tl,te Kilpanicks, was also ·-..., -r· tJrst 1D die' dlarged with the kiUing. This, . · Fannie Porter remembered Har· · 1111 Crochet . · along with their hare-brained '1ets vey "Kid CUrry" Logan weD. Appar· Mae Wheeler wUI be instructing a class from 6-9 p.m. April 3 Wherever .the WUd Bunch get oar pictUre taken" idea, was ently, when drunk. Kid Cuny had went, their var:ious lady fiiends the beginning of the end for this the rather unmannerly' habit of -10 The cost is $20.00 per rug. Wheeler has been involved in rag were inevitably in attendance. · core group of the Wild Bundl. climbing into bed with her without · crochet for over six years and is the owner of "Rag Crochet." Many of· ~e ladies were, uh, •-W...... W. . . · bothering tq take his spurs off. Her "supplied" b,y a madam by the -• ...... ,_ · sheets were satin, so you can imag· · Undentandlng Yuunelf 111rouglt ~ Art mune of Fannie Porter. Fannie was . Benjamin Arnold Kilpatrk'k.was . ine the result. In October of 1900, Betsy Hambrick will conduct a course on understanding ones probablythefavoriteJrtadamofthe born in t874 in Coleman Co"nty, Kid CUrry met Maud Delia Moore, Wild Bunch .iq Texas. Etta Place Texas. He fell in with bad company better k.nown as Annie Rogers, at self through the use of various art materials. This course will be may well have been one of her pretty early on ~ the Ketchum Fannie Porter's plac;e. It was love, 6-8 p.m. Mondays April 3 - 24. Hambrick is a licensed master of employees. (Note: it 'is kind of brothers, Tom and Sam, were or at least lust, at first sight. The social work, and has used the healing powers of art and image interesting 'how history works. It among the Kilpatricks' neighbors. pair became inseparable and began with her clients for over six years. seems that the name "Etta" was 1bday, Tom Ketchum is known as traveling evei}Where together. On actually a typo that stuck. Her real "Blackjack" Ketchum,' a ruthless- October 14, 1901, at Nashville, Ten· · nam~ appears to i1ave been Etl\el. and· incredibly 11nlucky - outlaw. nessee, Annie was arrested for Whoever she was, she remains one . Ben Qec;lme one of the Ketchum passing stolen bank notes fi"om Art Exhibitions . of the most gorgeous and mysteri· gang until 1899, when Sam was the same robbery that had gotten ous ladies associated with the Wild killed and Tom captured. Ben Kilpatrick and Laura Bullion in Ruidoso Public Ubrary · Bul!ch, or any other outlaw band, Incidentally, when I say that trouble. . Carrizozo artist Polly E. .Chavez is now showing her retablos for that matter. 1l1e same thing Black Jack was unlud ' .. ., ;' .,...... -...... ------·-·----...... -- _,"' :<' . •" ----~ ' . ' ... . ' . . . ·'"·,- '' ..;.,_ '·ii •• . . :-· .,.- ' '-, m ; :. . d .. .·. •; . .:: ·_ ' ~ . .' . ' - -- ~-- ' . ·an.·. . tr '•. ··< · .. '·. ··· .. ' ' . .. ' . l ' . ' ....:: ' I .. : ' ' •' ' . ' - ' . ' ·: .. '~···'111····.·' .... Grant'. ' . ' . 'I ! ' members gets up on a ladder and women Hke? According to a news between Death and Roo·Roo. Got it, Richard? It will also \ r . perfonns a routine wherein he ... article about the Canadian study. (At ~his point, the women help if you get extensive· plastic f OK,.Iet's just say that if you were women, because of their more- readers· are thinking: "Huh?" $utgery to look like Hugh Grant. · considering a career In proctology, sophisticated brains, prefer humor Whereas the .men are thinking: 1£ you .use· this. technique, you'll l this would definitely change your that involves "longer narratives,_ "The Rpo·Roo joke! Good liner~ · linthbat .rny wom11n you talk to • mind. The women are revolted by personal information ;~nd memcr so, Richard. when you're talk· will soon b!l gaz)ng llt'you long· this routine, whereas .the men ries.'' 'The article does not come ing with a wom~n you wish to jn~Jy, and .reaching !)Ut f~r your laugh so hard that some of them right out and use the tenn ''Hugh impre5s,look for an opening that hand.· That's when you gwe her fall down. (They are not hul1;. Grant'' but it dpesn't have to. will allow you to' bring up the the 'loy buzzer.'' ·Nyuk nyuk because they land on men who fell . OK, Richard, so.what doe.s all. joke ("Your aunt died? . I'm so .n•!nk, ,_ . . . down earlier in the meeting,) th1s me~ for yo~, out there. 10 ~I sorry( Speaking of death, these I Another example: Recently my Paso, tl}'lng to a~ply hu.mor. 10. three gUys ate captured .. .'~. But /PIJV~· Barty· is .11 .humor colum- . ~ wife anil I, along with maybe 15 everyd~¥ convet,'S8llon to Impress here's. the key: · Pcin't rush ni$tfor the Miami Hercl/d. l+tite to I other expectant couples, attended women 7 Here is the procedure I . through the jorte. You have to him c/o 'The· Miami Hert1/d, Qne Her ' 11arr, a hospital class on breastTeeding. sugg~st: . • . tum it into a longer narrative I ald Plaza, Miami FL 33132. 11ie '"'o".'u.~••• WoRLD (In modero America, having a baby Fnst, ge~ hold of a Joke. The containin; personal information I Dave Bpny{Or"Presidt}lt camJH:Ii&'! TRIIUNE I!EDIA 8EAVICEI reqUireS more claSSroOm JnstniC· good news 1s; there are plenty of and melliories. llteds yqu/ Check Oflt Dave's wtb 1': · tion than becoming a dentist.) At them on the Internet. The bad · th news is, all of them were invented .. WRONG: So lim. &,uY says, site at·htlp:l/www.hertlld.com/dave- . one point, to illustrate an impor ~ banyt orde~.J by men, who control W percent of 111 ~ke ~·Rool· · , for secttt tant issue, the breastfeeding · (C) 2000, Th~ Miami Herald Today's topic was suggested instructor walked around the the world's joke supply. So you • . RIGHT: )\$ a youn~ ~ l,d by a reader named Richard from El room holding up a cloth model of will have to modify the joke to hea~ my pare~ts .lighdng, Wn~ Id Distributed bY Tribune Media Paso, Texas, who· wrote a letter a breast - kind of like a Muppet make it impressive to women. . ..ay mto my.p1Uow for hours. SerVice, Inc. asking: "How do you obtain a - with a little string on the back Let's say you bave chosen the · "' sense of humor? I am more seri that the instructor pulled to make ously inclined, and I understand I the breast change shape. ::i~~~;~~~ t;!h~m: FRUSTRA1.'BD... . that women really love a man with The women looked on with tribe, which offers them a choice Wlthmi!B~ pr.ogram?·· · a sense of humor. ... My main con mature, intelligent, concerned cern is how to apply it in everyday I expressions. But I made eye con conversanon. to .Impress women. " I· tact with a number of men as the --·'lj ' I' l11e first thing you need to Breast Muppet went around, and I . • .. I understand, Richard, is that men •·-~ . I can state with certainty that if not and women do not have the same for the fact that we- knew this was I• definition of the tenn "a man with 't I_. ' a Serious Matter Involving The • .,.• a sense of humor." To men, it Health Of The Baby, plus the fact t«·rve.s·· "}: il means "a man who thinks a lot of ,or women I' that our'Wives would hit us, we '' stuff is funny." Whereas to .. "30.mlnute & would have laughed ourselves into fitness welghtloss c:enters'' '·.'•' women. it means "a man who . J,. a state of dehydration. ·, ' talks and looks kind of like Hugh ....;~ My point, Richard, is that ,• .: Grant." ..! • :. ' women and men have different . -"~ This leads to a lot of disagree l ment between the genders about senses of humor. This was con .•.•.. firmed last year in a study done by ~.V--. what is funny. For example, I ...., two psychologists from Canada '• • :• F >- " ·'• belong to an organization called . 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