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BY DIANNE STALLINGS would bP open for election m advocate for Indian sovereignty RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRJJER November 1999. prompted Tribal Council members to Chino, 74, checked into the meet at about 6 p.m. Wednesday, Flags flew at half mast in Pritikin Longevity Center in Santa without Ortega, who was on his way Mescalero Thursday as the Monica and was working out on a to Farmington when he heard the Mescalero Apache Tribe mourned treadmill when he suffered a heart news. the death of Wendell Chino, who led attack about 1:45 p.m. Wednesday. Agents from the Federal Bureau the tribe for more than 40 years. He He was revived in the emergency of Investigation arrived at the tribal died Wednesday in California of a room of UCLA Medical Center and offices after several tribal members heart attack. was moved to a critical care unit, called the agency to say they were Inside the administration com where he experien• ~d another heart worried that records were being plex, former tribal vice president attack and died at 28 p.m. removed from the office. Anthony Paul Ortega took his ol}th Tribal officials were notified of Dou"g Beldon of the FBI's of office as president and met with his death at 4:25 p.m. Albuquerque office, said agents, with eight members of the tribal council. Although he underwent angio BIA members, investigated the situ By late afternoon, the council had plasty for a heart problem last year ation and discovered that was not not released any information about and, according to friends, has been the case. the future of the tribe and its enter in and out of the hospital in the last "'There is no ongoing investiga prises, or if a special election will be few months, Chino looked and tion," Beldon said Thursday. conducted. sounded strong last month when he However, at least one FBI agent The tribal constitution calls for celebrated a new arrangement with was still at the administration com- Ortega to finish out the last year of the Bureau of Indian Affairs as part Chino's current two-year term, a of the restructuring of the agency. tribal member said. The office then The death of the strong-willed Sn· CHINO. pagl' ~A Friends, associates remember Chino
Ruidoso store owner Ht>rb Brunell, Chino invigorated the tribe's econ • Though often contrut1ersial, Wendell Chino was always respected and always Chino is remembered as an uncom omy when he spurred the tribe's recognized as someone who put the promising man who brought his tribt.> acquisition of the ski resort, construc interests of his people first, say fnends out of poverty, who fought fiercely for tion of the Inn of the Mountain Gods and leaders. sovereignty rights and who had a and creation of the wood products sense of humor rarely seen by the industry on the reservation, Williams public. said. Chino also was a vigilant watch BY TONI K. LAXSON dog of the tribe's sovereignty rights, RUIDOID NEWS STAFF WJUTER "He was very Rtraight forward and he had a rather ket.>n sense of and, as such, was a benefit to all the humor if you were around him very tribes in the state, he said. Friends, associates and fellow "I •vould say that he pursued that leaders on Thursday described much. You just had to know him and know how he reacted," said Rep. Dub soven.:t~ ty issue to the point where Wendell Chino as a powerful leader of people didn't like what he did hut not only the Mescalero but of the Williams, R-Glencoe, who first met Chino in the mid-1960s. that's what he was all about," h(' said. Native American culture in general. Chino pcrceived tht· ongoing After more than 40 years of lead "I think he did a lot of good for his dPbatc of whether the trihP should ing the Mescalero Apache, Chino died people and was very progressive," Wednesday of heart failure at age 74 Williams said. "And I am sure that he - D.anne Stafl:ngs/Ruidoso Nnv3 while on a trip to California. has set them on a road for going into Flags flew at half-staff over Mesc:."llero on Thursday. mark:ng the passtng of Wendell Ch:no (:nset From Gov. Gary .Johnson to the 21st century." 'wl' FRIENDS. t '.:g1· n :n the picture above) Judge sends tnedically ill defendants hotne On to state! HY SANDY St•<.<.rn pnd up tlwn• .'-'
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Look tor .1 t> ~ "' .lr~~ C~hcer the Warriors ()nc-tnan n1usical p~ntly t\n~ .4( ( )ld \X,"cq I 0( tonight with a great pcrfortncr tries L·lou d y ( l.1<.<.:11nl<. ~H ( )J'IilJ(JJl -I.\ big., special banner c:olc Portcr,s cap \\Tl'k~·nd ( f(J'-.'-.W< >i ,------~---- ... -~--~------ SATURDAY High . 59 CHINO: The president was known for his intense leadership and humor Rmooso's Low ... :.!8 Continued from page lA THREE-DAY '· ple'X. Thursday as ortega was " Partly cloudy being sworn into office as WEATHER president and was meeting with the tribal council. OUTLOOK Ortega's swearing in was not open to non-tribal mem bers. Representatives of the SUNDAY High .. :5.,~ !II MONDAY High .. , 52 media were kept acroas the Low .'~l_la§i n• Low ... 31 II l)': street by guards. Kay Ortega later said she and her hus band was unaware of those Mostly cloudy measures. Sitting in the chair of the man who snubbed him when he was elected vice president in November 1997, Ortega may have some tough moments over the next WEATIIEK AlMANAC months with staunch Chino supporters. Chino backed Ruidoso Retullngs mgb Low Predp. Freddie Kaydahzinne, head of Thesday 54 27 .00" tribal housing, for vice presi Wednesday 45 28 .01" dent in the 1997 election. Thursday 52 30 trace When Ortega won, Chino told the Ruidoso News that it was- n"t up to him to get along with RRgknuU-Frlday Hlgb Low Forecast Orteg~, it was up to Ortega to Albuquerque 60 38 Partly cloudy get along ·with him, because El Paso, TX 70 42 Partly cloudy he was the pk"esident. Lubbock, TX 59 37 Partly cloudy On the day of the inaugu Midland, TX. 61 39 Partly cloudy ration, Chino told Ortega he would receive no pay, no car Nov./Dec. phases of the moon and no office to use .while he rfe~ty u{ was vice president, according tf!OroiOJIU/l Dianne Stalltngr~Ruidoso News Q'M'®'omM...,,... to a family member, One of Wendell Chino's last pubic appeiU'ilf1Ce:S at the appointment of Me5CiWiro BIA manager Lee Simmons. KBJM 7'V D~DD However, Ortega Nov. 10 NoY. 18 New, 26 Dec. 3 answered that slight with gra ciousness Thursday. He told dent was established in 1965. ed three more children. His ciate Indian positions from his wife that, as senior medi For 29 years before the tribal family always was a priority, education to religious free STARI>ATE On Sunday Ml"rrury swings past Antares, the bright cine man on the reservation, constitution was adopted, the friends say. dom," Domenici said. red star that mlll'ks the heart or ScoJlliUB. the scorpi Mescalero were governed by a Rufina Laws, who was an "He was admirable for his on, over the next couple or evenings. Mereury looks he would show respect to like a bright star, very low in the southwest as dark Chino. The dead leader's fam business committee and by a ardent adversary of Chino ability to balance his intensity neBS ra11.e Antares is below and to the left. of Merrury ily must come first,. he said. BIA agent. Chino joined the when he explored the possibil with humor. I will miss him as on Sunday ru~t and almost d1rectly below the planet committee and in 1953, won ity of storing spent nuclear on Monday ntght. People contacted by the a friend and as a leader." newspaper on the president's seat. His lead fuel on the reservation in the U.S. Sen. Jeff Bingaman the reserva ership. since early 1990s, said the leader CD-NM) called Chino's death a tion and in then has been made a positive impact on her great loss for the state and his Ruidoso who ' interrupted life. tribe. know Ortega only once, for "When I heard (of his "Wendell was a strong and characterized four years:- death), what came to mind effective leader for the Native him as a .. nice ln 1989, was a great sadness,,. Laws American community in New guy'' and very ·then Interior said ... He tru.ly was a one-of-a Mexico and nationally for family orient Secretary kind leader we"ve been fortu many years," Bingaman said. ed. Manuel Lujan nate to have. I remember the "He worked very long and suc "He may said, .. He"s the very first time I saw him I was cessfully at creating employ be too nice to number one about four years old and he ment opportunities for tribe do what has to Indian leader was a seminary student dri members, and improving the be done in the in the country. ving the vacation Bible school quality of life of the Mescalero I next few There are bus. ~e;n ~ got W. my p,l.$ce Apache." , .•. ,...... ·" months," one other great he opened the door and Iitt;;d Chino was pJ"Oud of the tribal member Indian chiefs, me out to my mother. I asked Mescalero's business prowess. said. but no one has· her who he was and she said, and often was quoted as say That may the staying 'That's Wendell Chino.' Even ing, "The Navajo make rugs, include having pqwer he has.'' then everyone knew he was the Pueblos make pottery and Old c:an-t.Dzo audits per · ,:!hino was being groomed to be the tribe"s the Mescalero make money," formed on all bbrit in 1925 on leader."' As tribal president he of the tribe's the Mescalero U.S. Sen. Pete Domenici, wasn't about to let loose of any SCRAPBOOK enterprises, Reservation, Tamara M. Hand Terrance Vestal Ext. 18 ·~ l PubllsMr Editor Laut;o Ciyme-. EKI 5 S.I>Ort 10 .Product""'~ Keott! Green E,.... 19 £drmrJt11 A-T c~.-- Vclquardsen. Ext 6 klaol A .. ' ~ ...... - .... ~ .. --~~....---r-·•·~· ··---~------· -·· -·· --· ux:: ... 1 A'tAD p e we• nyc:; • t Jii 4 '" e Elf • ;o • .• •e-wt"''' .,_,, '" e "*'or; • .co •• • " $"' •• '"'*=• .... ,. . .,...... ,,._..,.P"""" .. RvmosoNEWS LOCAL NEWS 'FIUUAY; N(N, 6, 199H 3A Tribal Council 'election death of long-time leader BY DIANNE STAlliNGS Elected to a two-year term on the day and Paul Ortega, the new Chino's sister. He also is survived by a ·He'd also like to. see the tribl't lilllrDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITE/t. eight-member council were Silas Mescalero president, was cloistered brother, Frank Chino. maintain an office in Washington, Cochise-Sr., who resigned a few years with the incumbent council. No one But some people thought it was D.C., to track issues that might im- The election of four new Mescalero ago from the council after a falling out was available to confirm if the results time for a change b_l goveriunent. pact the reservation and its business- Apache 'Iiibal Council members Thea-- with Chino; Harlyn Geronimo, who will stand unchallenged. The tribal council election was es, possibly build a hu·ger casino, in.. day was called a breakthrough by many · served on the council in the 1'980s and Blazer said he told Chino befOft!! he ~ant to~aend a strong message, said troduc8 slot machines at Ski Apache who say the more-than-4Q..year reign of has run against Chino for president; decided to run that he wanted a chaJtce Harlyn -Geronimo. .. and build a tramway to the ski resort President Wendell Chino isolated tribal Glenda Bruouelas, the daughter-in- to serve with the only pJ;eoident the Although he was saddened by . from th., Inn of.the·Mountain Gods. members &om their government. law of Carmen Prelo Brusuelas, a tribe has known si'nce the constitution Chino's death and aclmOWledged the alazer, who previously served as That reign ended with Chino's nonMApache who grew up on the reser- was set up in 1965. But that chance president's accomplishments for the acti ~lA Superintendent, was high death in California the day after the vation; and Arthur "Butch" Blazer, de- never materialized. Chii;to's death tribe, Geronimo saki, ~e people ~ Jll8ll ~r,the election with 434 votes, election. . scendant of the owner of Blazer's Mill, came one year and a day after his r& dissatisfied with the adminisb:"ation. imo was next with 422, Cochise, One long-time council member. the site of a famous gunflght during election to a 17th two--year term. They've gotten to. the point where who headed the failed tribal effort to Virginia Klinekole, lost her bid for re- the Lincoln County War. "I had this conversation with Mr. they've ·said the only way is to change build a nuclear waSter interim stor election. So did Dorlyn Simmons, the One tJ;ibal member in the admin- Chino prior to deciding to run aind leadership." . age facility, 'took 410 votes and wife of Lee Simmons, a NativeAmeri- istration office said he understood told him I wanted the opportunity.to More a~untability by leaders in ·Brusuelas, 319. Former council mem can selected by Chino and the council that after Chino heard who won the serve with him while he is president the tribe's different enterprises and ber Raymond Kirgan lost with 258 to be the first Mescalero Bureau of In- election 'I\J.esday, he asked for a re- of the tribe. J.. wanted to learn from access to financial and other records votes, the same count as Simmons. dian Affairs manager responsible di- count of the results. him and gain insight," said. Blazer, by tribal members is needed, Geroni· Klinekole received 275 votes and rectly to the tribe. Tribal offices were closed Thurs· who had just ·~me back from visiting mo said. Lewis LaPaz, 225. FfuENDS: L~aders in·Ruidoso, Santa Fe and Wa:shington rrmember, pay tribute to President Chino. Cominued from page 1A "I only wish in the political tremely intelligent m~ who CarusOna said. "I SE!-W him tribe's possible acceptance of Chino improved the arena, the white man had a eared very deeply for his peo- three times in the last!months nuclear waste. Mescalero's Eiconomy and edu- politiclan with only a portion of p~" Donaldson said. : and his conversations were "He called and said maybe cational system, but without pay the state a 16-percent cut the t~ent .be displayed," _How- Chino's death will in.: about his family. He WlilS very I could get that stopped. Other- losing the tribe's heritage, of slot machine revenues as a ell said. Though he will be evitably have an impact on· ~ devoted to his wife." wise, he riliJUlt have to close Brunell said. sovereignty issue, Williams missed, there are people capa- village of Ruidoso because of Chino often not only talked down the ski area," Bruiiell said. In other states with gam ble of replacing Chino, Howell the proximity and relationship about his own family but asked said. ''Mister Chino made it "Look at all the houses ing, the average revenue share said. "And Paul Ortega is in- between the two communities, about Carusona's as well. clear What.his position was and down there, the vehicles they with Indian tribes is about 5 or eluded on that list," he said, re- he said. "He was a really nice guy," I understood his poaition. I drive," he said... If anyone down 6 percent, he s.B.id. The tribe re· ferring to the man sworn in "There is a very symbiotic Carusona said. "He liked to joke don't know that llike demon· there in Mescalero wants a job, fused to pay the revenue share Thursday morning as relation between the tribe and around. But it was always clean strations,• either." now they can have one." · and an arbitration process has Mescalero president. the village," he said. ~"Anything jokes, nothing off-color. I never .--'--·-·------'------, been set in motion. As f'rlr the future, Howell that causes changes for the heard him say a foul word." Most of the battles Chino Would like to see tribal leaders Mescalero APache people is Carusonil said Chino ha4Jl was involved in centered on the who are more willing to consid- going to cause changes in their strong work ethic tha~~e sovereignty issue, including er a middle ground on issues. relationshio with the villa~ of passed on to his faniily.. /-" New8paper in Education the conflict a few years back "I have lived here for 4~ Ruidoso. These are our ne1gh· ''Mr. Chino was proud of his. about whether the tribe should years and have grown up with bors, our friends and we want people and his family," Caru· Sponsored by: ' accept nuclear waste, Williams a lot of people who are out on to work with them to the bet· sona said. "He lived and -- -- said. the reservation, and I have a tennent of everybody," he said. breathed it." Ruidoso News "When he saw that it was lot of friends out there. I think Donaldson said hopes the Herb Brunell knew Chino ·· Inn of the Mountain Gods something that would be coun· we need to become a closer tribe and village can work to- since the 1960s. The tribe pres I terproductive for his people he community instead of being gether where there are mutual ident and his family were regu·_ High Country Agency just backed out of it," he said. two separate communities,"· interests. lar customers in his store for Gov. Gary Johnson, in a Howell said. "And disagree civilly and decades, he said. a/sa sponsored by: written statement, said Chino Chino was so aggressive friendly when we have dis· ''I'm pleased to have known raised his people from poverty sometimes that he discouraged agreements," he said. "Our in· a man who has accomplished - / Cree Meadows Pro Shop withA the e&nomic opportuni· people from bridging the gap terests are not alwpys'going to so much for his people," ties he provided. between the tribe and the Rui- lie in the same d1rection, but Bru~ll said. "But I never got First Federal Savings Bank ''I have lost a friend, and doso community, Howell said. most of the time they are." the impression that he thought Mike Line New Mexico has' lost a true "He was very aggressive On a more personal note, · he was.iAbQve anybody. ;f statesman who represented the and very intimidating. And I Christopher Carusona, of Rui· "I tii'fnk he was a deter· Ruidoso State Bank integrity and dignity of all lndi· think he ~ more so be· doso Ford Lincoln Mercury mined man. He knew what it an people," Johnson said. cause people didn't understand Inc., said he did "a lot" ofbusi~. t-ook tQ ,get the job accorn- "Wendell Chino worked hard t.o him," he said. "But I had all re- ness with Chino and the tribe ·plished;' he said. strengthen state-tribal rela· spect for Chino." and found the president to be For instance, Bn~nell ~ tions so that all cultures could Ruidoso Mayor Robert a man Who ca~d deeply about caU~4 t-tli~ time ~hino tel~ benefit and advance togethc::r. Dcma.l.~- .d~cribed. ChinQ .QS his.}>eople and his f.hmily. ...,.. :·; ~ phfin.tcf~in &bout 8. pending ' . Lincoln Colilnty Commie· one of"the greatest leaders in 'We were pretty close," demonstration against the sioner Wilton Howell said he the Native American culture of always envied tribal members this century. for having Chino as a leader. "Clearly, he was an · ex- Why Shop Anywhere Else! I CAPITAN DIRECTO~Y I Compare Our Prices ... OTERO COUNTY ELECTRIC NETTING BEWARE OF WORKERS! CO-OPERATIVE INC. CANVAS PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY Office Serving Alto ;, Cap~an - Mescalero $ THROUGH CONSTRUCTION 8:00A.M. 111 5:00 P.M. • AREA ON PROJECT! 336-4550 - . 00 BURLAP For Power Outage Call Toll Free Weather permitting, will finish prime 1-800-548-4660 yd. base course from Sierra Blanca to White Mountain Road. Resume curb and gut ASSORTED ter, sidewalk placement from Heath to FABRIC Cree Meadows Drive. 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CALL US : Phone' 505·257-4001 4A FRIDAY, Nov. 6, 1998 PINION News Hotline' 505·257-1122 RUIDOSO NEWS .Waiting Pu8uSHEO EVERY WEDNESDAY AND Flu.DAY ·to get shot AT 104 PARK AVENUE, RlHDOSO, NEW MExico Tamara M. Hand, Publisher Terrance Vestal, Editor With the 1998 general elec Keith Green, .Editoria1 Adviser · J6 tion now history and the in .fluenza season approacbiug, it ··~ ... seemed aJIPt'OP(iate Thursday standmorning in lineto ·---- OUR OPINION furawbiledur- MOUNTAIN ing the I.inc:oln ASIDES County Health Fair at the Ruidoso Con Wendell Chino, 1925 - 1998 vention Cen ter. It was a When the definitive hiStory of American Indians in j)retty . lODjil the 20th Century is written,Wendell Chino will deeerve a line, although very long chapter all his own. Millie Auroda . Chino led his people for more than 40 years, and with of the 'State persistence, humor and sometimes anger improved the lot Health De- BY Kmm GIIDN of all of them and turned the Mescalero Apache Reserva partment said RUIIXlSO NEWS tion into a model of economic development. His etruggles things started bit to preserve tribal soverejgn.ty are almoet mythic. a slowly in the morning. His life ended while those etruggles continued, and no YOUR OPINION Nevertheless, at 10:30 one can gainsay the fact that here was an Indian chief a.m. a whole battery of shot who died in battle, a hero to his people. Save adult recreation USSASJl01'¥1 (softball), over 300 didstes. Having the lndividoal givers were (apparently pain youth in the RJ,I,BB program ask the ~ at the micro- lessly) poking holes in people, '1b the editor: and several hondred more in phone identifies the lndividoal and the line snaked through I agree with Dennis Dsvis. Ruidoso Little LeagUe Base who asks the~~ is --an acljacent room and out into Post-election eye-openers We need adult reaeation pro ball. Little Le!lgue Football, proper and more mteresting to th.e main convention hall, grams.,As a board memberofthe. Lineoln County Youth Soccer the audience. where people were writing Ballots have been cast and counted and there were Ruidoso Little...... T ~-·• ~ basket and all the other specialty The '""88l"'8'icm that dire¢ down their basic Utfo and ex sports for adult and youth in reall.y no. s"~rises in Republican-heavy Lincoln County ball program (RI ,I ,BB) sod Rui- questioning be used in lieu of plainiog why they wanted -" doso USSA Spor1lo,. I ses «rhat a the area. Our village officials the card system has beeo re- shots· "at risk,• over 65 or in state, district or county voting, but there were some dill'erenoe these !ldu1ts make. may not fully realize the impact jected by the Ruidoso News be- what? eye-openers. . The're sre anywhere 6-om of recreation in thi& area, mon cause of the fear of a coofronta- Those wslting in line tend L. Ray Nunley, chairman of the Lincoln County Com- 80 to 120 volunteer positions a etarily or nioraiJ,y. tUm. If so, why not? Politics is ed to be generally of (as the po When they do, they may mission, sqlieaked by Democratic candidate Chay Ren- week that need to be filled to besed on ~tation. Ute . French say) "a ·certsin nick by a mere 25 votes, re-emphasizing the fact that provide our youth in tbe show more interest iq. trying to provide Rafael Salas with the . Th~ IS another problem age," but IllllliY weren't - the every vote does indeed count. . . . · .· • · RIJ.SB program with referees, which lB the result of the use of d!=l)lartnient, in association 1\ulds and staff be needs to pro Mr. Nunley said on election night that he was ''pleased ~J:.":: :::.,~-=i mote sports and recreQtion. cards. with Lincoln County Medical hy their (the voters1 confidence... " But a 2&-vote edJie can·· sponsors, coaches ariiJ-jiaren ·until then, let's not give up A political forum was held Center and other local care prior to village election. At giving agencies also was offer. voters takes what we already have; Let's the • hardly be called a show of confidepce by no matter it to make the ledgue least six questions- on cards- ing tetanus and all those how far you stretch the definition. It is certainly no man- happen. :rbe RIJ.B&·""'1!!!9"· give -the adult. basketball &bois league anotber~'try. · And, were not asked of the candl- hildhood iooculati · check date. stretches from now. l,!llji( 'the dstes. Was this ~ ~t or ~blood pressure, cl."~lesterol We are pleased to hear that Mr. Nunley will "do every- · first of April. . . adults, please continue to vol unteer your time an4 expertise a case of censorship. ~ ~ levels, and taking appoint thing in my power to show ... appreciation by doing the / Where do the lll'lJ~ty of for our youth. two questions were -om~~ m ments for such things as beet job possible for them (the voters)." By doing "the best volunteers "!'me from. The' Vicki Eckerdt the Oct. 26 forum.~ quest:H>ns prostate screening. · b "bl • h h · c1 d th 1 · Rnid adult recreation programs! If JO pos81 e we ope e m u es e peop e m oso yOu lose the invOJ:vement in ~ Ruidoso woul~ be handled if the direct People weren't .talking question p~ure w~ used. about their health, though; who reelected him, as well as the welfare of Lincoln Cow:>- adult programs, you will jose· n-''tical forums _...--- In addJtJ?D·.~ti.Qoq~read- ·muCh· Of the waiting-in-line ty in general. , , ' - the involvement. in the youth. ru.u by anotbert. mdividual from a conversation leaned toward Commissioner William Schwettmann also m"'ie some , programs. 'lb the editor: · card do not always. have the the local election resolta (Com- revealing comments after winning his seat, about l!eing "a Dennis poin~d out the The political forum of Qct_ same, ~~galas ~a~ missioner Bill Schwettmann bit more positive in my approach." Hopefully we can in- need of pro~ like the adult 26 sponsored bf the Ruidoso by _an m u w 0 was one of those waiting for a tefrorpretcallin.~to mean thetBMr. Shethchw-h:.:n~tfrain ~r -~:;.,~ =..,w:,da .!ft"~Lots...;! qu~on. fu , shot). and the surprise death of : m g anyone an 80 , w er e per- right Physically fit ts ere- tent· ~fue~':: Mescalero Apache Tribal Pres son deserves it or .not. Especially at a public meeting. - ~ environmeniti:'pbysi- ~ byv!t~w~s: t.ermh:e who f. vote fur. and ~ifr.:;.f.:"> the day Republican Rick Simpson, who has ca11y tit children. Physically fit through several boors of inter =., been on fi~:e com-. why_ snd '!""' hope that they will Hor'!ce Jones, ~ho's lived mission before, will provide the onlY. new voice durmg the childreo make better students. eating but somewhat blaod po continue m the future. · Ruid b t three coming term, replacing Monroy Montes as a representQ- Better students equala less Utical questions and answers. J A "Al, J~p~ge m oso a ou years, · . · noted that be also bad spent tive of District 5 (essentially the valleys of the Rio Ruidoso crime in our commu~ty. SpMts . Questions to the candidates~ . E. & 0. E./Ru~ IllllliY boors in the Convention and Rio Hondo from Ruidoso Downs east). programs .t.;ach ethics ~-as asked by a moderator "'!""!! Edi!<>rll note:_ The ~ Ceoter on Theeday, helping The Lincoln County Commission now fates a particu- . healthy ':i~· ~sponsib~ty; previ~ly prepsred questions the card method IS used 18 be- with the election and this · d · t chall Reconstitutin 'tself to dependability and COI>p: and libelous laruruai!e. FRANK CUMMINS LINDA FLACK son read the~ ~to Funeral services were at The Kuidoso News reserVes tlle P. 0. Box845 ssint Jude's CathoUc Church Services for Robert Lambert riRht to edit letters, so long as Box892 SsintMa~.. Ruidoso, NM 88355 Ruidoso, NM 88355 on Oc. 30 fur B"''iamin Her- At this writing, Nov. 4, ser vf"ewpoints are not altered. 257-7861 257-5900 • 257-9240 The · RAW•. Canon John W.. Shorter letters are prefetted Penn pw the message that we rera, who was called home by · vices ·are scheduled today at and generally receive greater CoUNCU.OR COUNCO..OR sre alfsldnil!l *"at we have ded our Lord on Oct. 28. the Paul Jones Cemetery for l'e!U!Orship. BILL CRANCE Boo STJmcm · icated our lives·to God sod sre B"''iamin's granddaugh· &bert E. Lambert, who was Letters J!lror be hand-deliv Box 4478 .. · Box 41105 ready where leads ered to the News office at 104 to f!P He us. ters, ~ and Delana, read called home by our Lord on Park Avenue or mailed to P.Q. Ruidoso, NM 88355 Ruidoso, NM .88355 from the Book of Wisdom and • Nov. 1. • 257-7592 • 336-45_50 258-4418 Wheeler memarlaJ Box 128, RuldOSC!>•. NM 88855, N...... n Psalm No. 25: "'1h you, 0 Lord, I hope to bring you some attention of the ecm.or. Memorial services. wen'!~ Qn I lift uP my soul; mY God, I put thing about thess servii:es next The News reserves the Oct. 30 at -the Firat Cln'lstWI my true~ in You." time. right to n,ject an,y letter. • ~- •z .3112!0024.. 4.4.. U.. $R'II"'O"IIl"'!W_O< ... •sz .. sz.. f'"'"'4 ...... , ... ;:Oizt"'-"'·"""'·'"'· <'l'", "'' ,,., ""·"'' ,,.,,., ,..,,,..., "'' ,,.,_.,..,,,.. ••.,.. -• .:-•-;,.,-,,...,., T, :'. ":"",..,.'-:--:;.,=,-•. 0", .•:.,,--;', -;-::c;--,c-;c-;,;" •.-c,. -· • "· • ·• • ,~--. • •~ • • •• · •• · • · • · ·'' • • • • ;· "' ·• ..,.. • ...... • • • "'" · • • • • • · ' ·· ~ • ... •- ~ '• "" '' • 'I - • •·- -' • · · '~ .,._ ·•, r· ...... RlJmoso NiiWS LOCAL NEWS FRIDAY, Nov. 6, 1998 SA UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES UIIERTAAIAN PARTY· 32A68; 9 peroent JUSTICE OF Tl--IE SUPREME COUHT COUt..J'rY TREASURER - *FOR IJISTRICT2 206,546; 55 pe"""'i ROIIERI' IL SCOIT AGAINST . . . • JOE IL SKEEN • JOAN L PARK . 169,757; 45 percent Aa'UBUCAN PARTY· PARTIDO REPUSUCANO ______RE=P-=U=BUCAN="-'-.PARTY • 204,731; 48 peroent REPUBUCAN-PARTY • 3,496 65 peroent --~--'---- E. • PEniA J. MAES KARENL-- SHIRLEY UCA DEMOcRATIC PARTY- 218,519; 52 peroent BOND QUESTION B DEMOCMIIC PARTY· PARTICO DEMOCRAllCA STATE REPRESENTATIVES *FOR GOVERNOR and LIHJTENANT GOVERNOR 204,973; 55 percent ----~--'---====-"'= DISTRICT·66 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT I l~d(.l. AGAINST • GAlli' E. JOHNSON 170,749; 45 percent . •DUBWIWAMS •lillil ,n~=o:r and WAPER D. IIIIADlEY • FOR HOND QUESTION C REPIJBUCAN PARTY -241,213; 54peroent REPUBUCAN PARTY ·.5,8S3; 71 pereent 258,464; 60 percent JENI (DEBE) FLORES AI EXANDER FOR MARliN J. CHAVEZ AGAINST 182,906; 49 percent and DIANE D. DENiiiJ DliMOCFIIITIC PARTY· 2,374; 29 peooent 169,210; 40 -percent OEMOCR!mC PARTY· 206,879; 48 perolint .• AGAINST PUBLIC REGULATION COMMISSIONER CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT II 188,731; 51 peocent SECRETARY OF STATE BOND QUESTION D DISTRICT& DIANNA J. DURAN • FOR FOR REPUBliCAN PARTY ·195,8311; 48 pereent 10NY SCHAEFER 211,494; 52 percent _141 ,469 38 percent REPUBliCAN PARTY· 46,706; 51 peroent • REBECCA VIGIL-GIRON f .. AGAINST •AGAINST DEMOCRATIC PARTY- 214,293; 48 peooent • IM:K L VAl PICIA J1L 197,923; 46 percent 230,453; 62 percent DEMOCRATIC PARTY· 48,303; 48 peooent CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Ill BONO QUESTION E DAMKIO A. LOPEZ St;tte D1stnct Court Judge GREEN PARTY· 25,1)26; 6 pereent 12th DISTBICJ, pMSION 3 .... • FOR 285,299; 68 percent • FOR STATE AUDITOR • KARBI PARSOHS' 218,266; 59 percent REPUUCAN PARTY ·12,!118; 69 peroent AGAINST 136, 125; 32 percent· AGAINST * DOI'IINGO R MARIINEZ PA1IIICIA S. ORIIZ 151,043; 41 percent DEMOCRATIC PARTY· 269.141 ; 72 peroent DEMOCRATIC PARTY. 5,661; 31 peooent CONSTfn.JTIONAL AMENDMENT IV ------IIICIIAIID E. JIAUY COUNT"( COMMISSIONER GREEN PARTY -1Cia,614·; 261!"'""' • FOR DISTRICT2 332,420: 77 percent STATE TREASURER • L RAY NUNLEY AGAINST lf.you're not REPUBUCAN PARTY· 575; 48 peroent 97,674; 23 percent UIRENZO G. GARCIA CH4111ES RENNICK CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT V REPU8UCAN PARTY ·19S,561; 48 peroent llEMOCRATIC PARTY- 550; 51 peooent registered to vote, •· MICHAEL A. MONnJ\'A • FOR DEMOCR!mC PARTY· 226, 164; 54 peroent COUNTY COMMISSIONER 278,582; 66 percent ., registration returns DI5TRICT4' AGAINST ATTORNEY GENERAL 142,657; 34 percent • WILLIAM SCHWEnMANN . DAVID C. IGLESIAS REPUBUCAN PARTY· 739; 64peooent REPUBUCAN PARTY- 208,004; 48 peroent Nov. 9 ROBERI' 0. GODDARD • • PA1111CIA A. 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LOCAL NEWS FRIDAY, Nov. 6, 1998 7A in Creek The Ruidoso Planning and quast from Nancy Warlick for a Prescribed burning to continue Cedar area through month · Zoning Commission took the 264-square·fbot carport for a fbllowlng actions this week: mobile home at ·114 Spruce Forestry officials intend to burn parts fairs specialist fur Lincoln National For interfa£e land in. the Lincoln National • Tabled a request to re Drive. The carport will be be of the Lincoln National Forest, including est. 'They are tbinning out the fbreet to Forest. zone a quarter acre of land at tween 8 feet, 5 inches to 9 feet !the Cedar Creek area, through November get rid of desd ground vegetation." The Sniokey Bear Ranger District in 400 Walnut Drive. The appli- · from the front lot line, wbich to alleviate tbe danger of wild fires, a The burns in the Cedar Creek 'm>ea Ruidoso bB$ a new fire managelnent ofli. cant, John Howden, wants to bas a stBD • IVe &a.ww-~ ~acc.e#norb~fiodi/un.&~ I sinc~rely appreciate your support. JV~2~ (296' I am humbled and honored by your overwhelmint~ v-v~(J/ck~[Tood~ vote of confidence and trust. As your District Judtfe. I pledge to continue to provide ·you with fair and impartial tf!'eatment and a ..%- ~~:Um0:"fl.' • . • consistentlY: respectful judicial temperament. Once at~ain. THANK YOU!! ~rtpfl/~fiodtt-env~~to ~~~/ Dlstrlet Court Judge Twelfth Jbdlelal Dlstrlet INN OF THE MOUNTAIN Division Ill A MESCAI.ERO '· CARRIZO CANYON RD., . NM Peld fOr tbe by CoatiDI ..ee to l!lect JUdtfe Karen L. Parson_~ 505-2S7-514l • 257-7507 -~ L--·------·------~------· -"- .. fl&i!i I 3 Ill! I I I I. I .... I, tl,&ihi.M~L 2 Uth. .. E. 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Warriors, Wildcats· duke it out for playoff .sppt Lovington at Ruidoso, 7 p.m. 1 ,! . Salun!"''.VOReyDall BY LAURA CLYMER about this week. Two stB.rters where he stands," But Lovington "This is like a to the line-up·in senior Carter said Tburs~ likea to put preaaure Reg~n G Tournament iJ'I capitan 1- RUlposo NEWS SI'OII:TS EDITOR return Semifinals: Dexter vs. Hatch, 11 a.m.; playoff game. linebacker Richard Gray and d&y. ''We had a. great on team's, with eight capitan vs. Animas. 1 p.m.; Champl~ No. S~ranked Ruidoso If we win it, ~·e senior special teaDul specialist practice yesterday. c;lefensive players "ill onship mErtch 5 p.m. meets No. 2-ra..n&d T ~..; ...... ,. .... n Eddia Mlaquez. Gray missed The intensity was the box;," and if the Cross Countty 1, .&.JUV&.UtS..... continue. If we WUdcats are succesS.. Ruidoso at Class AAA State O.ampi· ! in a District 4AAA football . lose it, we're moat of the Artesia game and high, the execution... onshlps In Gallup at Red Rock State Park i showdown at 7 p.m. today in the Pqrta.les game with an Everything. · was f'Ul with pressuring i Horton Stadium. through." iJijurecl knee. Mlaquez sat out good." Schrader, Carter said .thePortalesgame~useofa · Third~string he might turn to Leo Cartet', ...... ,.... ~!:~~.~~~~ 1:. ~'s:a;_s:!'::'~play- /(liS football c:6acb hip pointer. quarterback Frizzell Frizzell ., olfbarth. 1 Plus, star quarterback Frizzell; a senior who Ruidoso offensive A.R Football Polls To. the vanquished - a .... """"' Corey Saenz returned to~ baek8d up Saenz last taclde Adam Graham aa· AAA -...... - a..- That's the toughest~- wait- tire Monday. Even though bis year, baa taken more said the Wddcat _ r.2tesia (1 1) ~ m 1 dream unfulfilled. mg.. .. movements ,'were- '!:!.,~ sriaps in practice this. defense is disciplined z. Lovington . 1~2 as 2 -r thlndeed, it won't be tJ,w end 3. Ruidoso 7-2 81 3 o e world, but tonights Rui- TheW~ are 7~2 over- Saenz's _..,.nee alone · week. Frizzell's style . "'They are = of 4. Raton &-1 78 , :; doso/Lovington loser will think all and 1-1 'in district play. The to lift the spirits of his team~ is more akin to Saenz's. a balanced te.un. They sit and 5. St. Plus . 9-1 n 4 it sees the~...... visiting Wildcat& bring identi· mate&. Sophomore quarterback wait to see what happens," 6 'DioS 6-2 57 6 '1",...... _...,_ cal overall and district records Just how much, or if, Saenz 'lbdd Schrader, who directed tlle Graham said. 1: Sllve< s-3 46 7 .'.This is like a playolf game. 8. Moriarty 6-3 31 s If we win it, we continue. If we to the table. will pia~ Carter won't aay. . WID'l'ioni to a victory last week, Offensively, · the Wildcats / 9. Kirtland Central 6-4 28 · 9 lose, wflre through," said Rui- Coming oil' an uirln"''ired "He s doing good, but we're is still Ruidoso's man if Saenz have three players the War- 10. Santa Teresa 5-4 7 doso coach Les Carter Thurs victory over Portales, Ruidoao working all three of our qll81'· ' doesn't play. Scbrader's strength day. "We just wish it ~ here. haa plenty to be pumped liP terbacks. We'll just bave to see is his drop-liack passing. See RUIDOSO, page 2B a-A1. TelliCO (4) -6-3 -102 1'!!1.4 2. Escalante (5) &-1 99 2 3. Fort SUmner (2) 7·3 92 · · 1 4. Loving 5-4 66 5 REGION G VOLLEYBALL TOURNAME~T 5. Lonloburg . 5'4 31 3 Teams receiving points: Animas 25, Jal 12, Reserve 7, Navajo Prep 6 Dl$1rkt Football Standings Ttgers seek ticket~to an unfa•niliar destination - state -Artesia l!i>l.2.0 llltmli9-0 Ruidoso 1~1 7~2 lovington 1~1 7-2 Portares o-2 3-6 Capitan strives to !lA l!i>l. lll!mll Loving 3-Q 54 change its luck in the Jal 2~1 3~7 .Capitan 1·2 5--5 Hagerman G-3 4:-6 regional tournament coed VollaybaH League standings BY LAURA CLYMER :r.omCoNets • -3-0 RUIDOSO NEWS SI'OB.TS W1T0R Sideout 3-0 Holiday Inn Express 2·1 Ole Hards 1-2 A 6-foot wall of Animas Panthers · Ulco Bell Renegades 0·3 stand in the. way of Capitan and its hopes' Nike 0·3 of reaching the Claaa AA State Volleyball 'lburnament. On deck Saturday, the Tigers (18-4 overall) face the tall task of ·································••·· getting past Animas Pecos valley 'Roundup (16-5 overall), which The 13th annual Pea»s Valley Roundup Is 1 has three 6-footers on set for 8 a.m. 'SaturdaY.- Nov. 7, In :;; its roSter, in tne· Semi~ Roswell. Events are: 2o-kilometer walk. fmals of the Region G 10·kilometer walk. 10-kilometer run. 2~ 1 mile run and 2-mileWalk. Start and finish . 'lburnament hosted by at RosweU city parks and recreation Capitan. office, 11 01 W. Fourth St. Entry fee is $15 Match times Sat if before Oct. 29. Late registration is $20. urday are: 11 a.m. Dis Awards to top finishers and age division winneJS. For more information, call Bob trict 6AA runner~up Edwards at (505) 627~5507. Dexter versus District 5AA champion Hatch; Former Denver Bronco to speak The RUidoso Chapter Of· FCA will host and 1 p.m. District guest speaker Randy Rich for a 7 p.m. 6AA champion Capi~ Nov. 9 speaking engagement in the Rui· tan versus District doso High School gymnasium, The event 5AA runner~up ~i· is open to the public. Rich, a former member of the Denver Broncos, is gener~ mas. It's been five years l.al.ra Ofmern\lidclso News al manager of KLYT radio station in Albu· Brazilian exchange student Adrianna Scalf has turned out tD be a pleasant surprise for Capitan coach Bryan Masslt and the Tlgers. .querque. since the Tigers made 1998 Roswell Grldli'on Gus the state tourney Gridiron Gus. a four--on·four charity flag draw. For four of the footbaU tournament, vwll be in Roswen last five years, Capitan's season has for two days. Nov. 21 and 22. Team entry ended in the ~onal tmu:nament, which Coach mixes ingredients into winning formula deadline Is Nov. 7. Coed divisions have been added. For more information and a explains why Tiger coach Bryan Masse is brochure, call (505) 623·5695, ext. 19. changing whatever he can in hopes of BY LAURA CLYMER ''We've had to have the locker she knows how. RUIDOSO NEWS SPORTS EDITOR room talks, where everybody ends up And she learned a few. things, Golf skills camp Nov. 22·24 ebanging Capitan's luck. The Savane College AII·America Golf AB host of the regional tournament, crying," Autrey said. But afterward, too. Classic wiU host a skills camp 'for high Maasli haa the eboice of which semifinal Even Julia Child would be the Tigers made vows to each other. "The thing that impresses me school students from 12:30 p.m. to 4 match to play: the 11 a.m. match or the 1 impressed with the efforts of Capitan "Wfire a team. We're a family - about her is her passing," Masse p.m. SUnday. Nov. 22. at the El Paso p.m. match. winner's advance to a 5 nobody can break us," Autrey said. "I said. "She has a line shot now, and a Country aub. High school students are The volleyball coach Bryan Mass~. eligible for the camp and can siQn up at p.m. regional championship match. Mas$ bas managed to Dlix a think we've kind of come together as roll shot and two-handed dink." any pro shop in the area. The registration In the last several regional tourneys, variety of ingredients - from a for a team." Scaff has also learned to commu nicate better. She said her voice is deadline Is Friday, Nov. 13. Capitan baa played the earlier seinifmal. eign exchange student from Brazil to Forelan correspondent This time, Masse chose the latter semifi a transfer from Tatum - with his high pitched and early in the season, Fishing report nal. 'bread and butter' (the returning Scaff has made the biggest her Tiger teammates didn't always ...... ••...... •.•...... Masse chose the 1 p.m. semifinal to players) into a winning recipe. -impact on the Tigers. Masse had no understand her vocal urgings. Fishable waters "change things" and because it puts the The Tigers are 18~4 overall, idea the five~foot, five-inch outside But she is intense when she Streams: Ruidoso, Bonito, Hondo, Tigers closer to their routine, he said. cb::Sions of District 6AA, and a No. hitter would be on his roster. plays the game. Penasco · Such as. they'll be able to eat when they 1 in Saturday's Region G tour· · "At first they said she was 5-1 '1 hate losing," she said with a Lakes: Alto, Bonito, Lake Mescalero, normally eat. Dey. and I thought she was a setter," smile. Grindsto~:~e. Bonito Lake closes at the end Masse said. '"Her f"rrst practice was Scaff isn't the first ·m her family of the month. • Plus, Masse cop.tinued, the players But the success hasn't come with~ Fly setecuon for streams: don't have tb worry about resting for the out a few fallen 'souffies.' her worst." to study abroad. Her older brother • Sizes 14 to 18 regional championship match what really Senior captain E'rin Autrey Scaff, who's home town of CBIIJ.po and sister both studied in the United • Dries - stimulators. elk hair and god~ . matters is winning the semifltlal ...., that's admi~ it waa hard staying together Grande, population 800,000, dwatfs States because it's important to learn-. dard caddis, blue winged olive, daves_ 1 as a in the early going. Capitan,baa played volleyball· since English, she said. hoppefs, ants and beetles: ! the victory that gets a team to the state team • Nymphs - pheasant tails, prince's and .i tournament. The Tigers had two new, talented shewas9. When she gets homesick, Scaff gold ribbed hairs ears. Streamers are ·j ''The regional championship game is players to add into the mix - senior ''My f1rst week here I was scared has the .Tigers to lean on. muddlers, woolly Worms and zonkel-s. i really for seedihg purposes at state," he Adrianna Scaff from Brazil and because I didn't knoW how volleyball "Volleyball is sometimes for me Fly selections-for lakes: ! sophomore transfer Brooke Holland was played in the U .8.," said .Scaff, my best friend because it makes me •Size512to22 · i said • Dries- midges In the 20s, elk hair cad· i The Tigers' past failures to reach the from Tatuin. The presence of Scaff who celebrated her 17th birthday forget about missing my family," she dis, and some action on beatis. ! and Holland meant two returning Thursday. said. • Nymphs - .bia pheasant tails, some i Tigers were bumped out of the start- Scaff settled· down and started And that makes for a perfect mix latge princes ana egg patterns. Stteam· 1 See TIGERS, page 2B ing line-up: . playing the game she loves the way of ingredients. ers are prop flies, muddler's and woqlly 1 bugg~ 1 L ______:_------~----~------~----~---,~~======~ Fall fishing is always fiiood in the Ruidoso J · !iE~~:.~·~·~~= 1 FROM What's this paper Hallelujah! There's plenty to cheer about ·' Area klkes have been fairly productive ! 'l"lm UENCH covering up the during brief periods of time dudng the ! . Pardon me a moment while·- it We~ve got a ripsnorting weekend girls volleyball team itching to go to day. O.eck the minor and major mo·on / ' state and prove its faith. Tiger fans ~les. Lake -levels 'have been on the full ; takes me a few "minutes to climb up in store fOr sports fans. It starts sports section? Side because ol the recent rains. ·1 on my soap box. tomght at 7 p.m. when the Ruidoso - you don't usually need encourage· All water'S on the reservatiOn ;ire dosed Yup. Tha~'s right ~ get. ready Football Warriors take on the Lov~ ment - flock to the gym at 1 p.m. .Thanks to four local except Lake MeScalero. Off the reserva· I 'cause I'm . going to some ington WJ!dcata. . Saturday:' The Tigers need to.- hear inerchants, Warrior fans tlon be for warned that Bonito Lake wHI ao . close at the end of the month. ; ·preach-in'. This is a match made in heaven, ' your belief in them. have something to wave Some spawning activity has taken place 1 _ This goes out to all those people brother! No. 3 versus No. ~. for a Let's not forget Carrizozo or during the Ruidoso!Lov~ so far with the major spawn in the near who can't find anything to cheer state playoff berth. Ruidoso football Corona, either. Both volleyball ington football game. future. Streams by "fat have the ~ / about in this county. This goes but to is in the midst of a revival, thanks teams are playing in a regional Take the spirit ·banner spawn activitY, with the brookles and i tournament hosted by Hagerman on wrapping the section, take browns leading the spawn, 5p9radlc 1 · all those county commissioners who to coach Les Carter and a bunch of spawning from rainbows. bpect fish to : can't agree the Sky is blue and work his senior players who are deter Saturday. · · a friend and cheer on the 8Y lAURA CLYMER be very ml~ratory so fish it all carefully. mined to return the Warriors to So• ye of little faith, don't Warriors. Kickoffis7p.m. i· SI'ORTS EDJ7VR toge'ther on something, anything! , This goes out_to ...•well, anyone who their glory years (the 1980s). despair! There's nlenty to cheer today at"Horton Stadium.... . about right here. - . .. . .,...&.. _____.., ____ ..._.J {luldaw-~ i is willing to listen. Down Capitan way, we .have a .. ' 1 .,,,i.l l ilB fRIDAY, Nov. 6, 1998 SPORTS RUIDOSO NEWS ! ! ,,. I TIGERS: Team seeks first trip to state in. Syears WARRIORS: State playoff :eominued from page lB team, Shelton said the Pan~ • thers rely on their offense. bid at stake for both teams iRate tourney hasn't grown into "We play a real good :the proverbial monkey-on-the- offense, and I know that's- not Continued from page IB Wieser who has caught 25 back because this year's edition everything," Shelton said. · . . ~passes for 601 yards. . of the Tigers has new faces in . Masse saw the· Panthers riors will have. to contai~. Ridenour is elu~;uve key places, Masse said. play at the Cloudcroft tourna- Senior running l>ack Fabillh. Wh'!D he tucks the ball and Senior outside hitter Adri- ment, but that was nearly two Contreras leads the team .runs, Carter &:dded. anna Scaff, a foreign exchange rbonths ago, · and Masse pre- with 1,036 ~s In rushing The Warnors ooW~ use student . from Brazil, and diets that "a lot of things have on 163 cameo for a-6." •:ver- some help from :their 12th Sophomore setter Brooke Hol- changed since then/' ~.. man" -the fans. land, a transfer fron).u Tatum, Three of Animas' five losses age;'TheyTe kind of a P~...,. "We'd love to see those are both new to the ~,&er start- have corne to Hatch, a team footbaD team. They're going ·~ach~s filled,~ .c~er ing six. Stm;ting mic:fWe hitter that brings a 21·1 mark to the to run e. variatfon of eets. said. "Its always mtnm.dat Lindsey Bush is justl a sopho- regionals. The bave a nning ing when you go to the Arte more. _..:._A.,__ "Hatch has beaten them baJ: They kind~* you siasandyoulookupandyou .. They don't ~ have a three times this year- twice in to sleep with that Biid then think. 'My gosh these guys history," Masse said of his fjVe (games) and the last time Tigers. in four," MaSse said. · they have a quart<~r~!t"k must really be good:"' . Of the regional tourna- · Playing what many !»nsid- who can throw tile . h&n ·' DRUMBEATS. Rw- ment, senior setter E'rin . er the best team in Class AA down the field altOut 60 doso's B,..,tt Meyer has Autrey said, ''Most of us ?has its advantages, Shelton yards. So, you heve to be picked up the elack with the disciplined and do your jOb " J;lbseitce of Corey Saenz and weren't around, so we haven't said. , . K'rin Autrey returns the ankle. tasted it but that makes- us "It's done nothing but make tO Carter said. ' ~BJl Herreta. In 'f?he last W'ddcat quarterback two games, the senior fW.l. hungrier." us stronger. All that it has done to For Animas, going to state is made us more competitive,"' But it's defense and serve where we hav8 step it up." Heath Ridenour isn't afraid back has rushed for 842 is expected, Masse said. , said the Aniulas coach. · rec<>ive that starts the offense, Masse"Said. "We need tO win to cut the ball in the air. yards on 52 carries. In all, The Panthers bring a for- Shelton admits all she and that will be a key in the eoine of the lcmg exchan8es. He'S thrown 246 Passes, Meyer has run for 505 midable front line to the net. knows about the Tigers is what match. · · ''We can definitelY do it, but completing 66 (27 percent) yards... Kicker Brad David Senior Alexis Brownfield, a S.. she's heard. "When W USUALLY THIRTY MINUTE SERVICE aEI SOS-JJB-4036 - I?AID FOR BY COMMITTEE TO eLECf DUB WIWAMS -vYhen you switch from eleecrlc water heating. For custOmers with our "BONES• WRIGHT, TRI!ASUREFI tank. Some conditions apply. 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I!IIILL ,PIPPIN ' 'c; }"/~ RVJDOSO,'Ibl& borne= has a pal REAL ESTATE 267-4228 fireplace, a carport. a dock DDd a ~ :-"-"··:.-:.:"' den In addition 1o lbe living Mature &bade trca are all Faci's 1 '" '"""! TEi'ARTY lite fenced yard. It wiD not ~JXY~:;~?!;:,?" laS1 lOng al $89.000. • ~!!KB FUNDING! . 1st MD~ 25% Loan (505) ·:257~001 . 10~11% "' APR, . ye&IJII .. all dua Jp.&. · ~ Cell RIOhal'd, A MORTGAGII 'BANKING CoMPANY . 338-1168. t-8oo:ss7 -0955 . K.~~~ ESTATE LOANS 4.88 ACRES. VIEWS, FAX (505) 257-7053 TREES, and beaulllil ·build Ing alta. Community water available. Saoludad and, pri Hours:, vate yat close to toWn. S36,00'0. BID PlppJn Real Monday - Friday. estate.. ~7·.tl228. LOOKING POR A f,UJDULAR LOT'P .25 acra • 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. lot with 112 Interest In wall,· se~a. natural gas. has a 28' x 88' fO'Undatlon. $18,500. We lcnow a lot of people's Hrst'love is their second home. Bill Pippin Real Eatata 267-4228. ' QUIET LO"l:ATION 3 bedroom, 2 -batt!, updated kitchen. new maa1ard earthstove, steel doors an moral Large tread lot. $72,600. CBII Joe Zagona, CENTURY 21, 420-3807 37¢ per word 20 word minimum #9881014 Classified display: $7.10 an inch LOCATION! PRICE REDUCEDI TbiS great 3 bedroom, 2 bath, White Mountain E&lates heme Make 1hiS daring 2 bedroom, 1 balh cabin your wonderful Utile Consecutive run· discounts available has large IMng room, kitchen area. SpRI·bedroom floor plan hideaway. New' carpet & linoleum. New tile 1n balh. Nice fire far lnUmaay. Huge deck. Now JLIBI $149,900. #HIB-$0231 place, covered porch & open deck. Some fUrnishings too. CALL LARRY OR GEORGIA at 267-9067 Now $60,000• .t98-80925 CAU.JOYCE W. COX at 257--(1057 OPEN HOUSE 12 NOON-3PM • SAT., NOV. 7 CAPrtAN JEWEL 2 ACRESI CLOSE TO pwNEA FINANCING! 131 Cedar Place, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Pride ol owne,rshlp Ia evident throughout this 3 bedroom, 2 National Fore.... good area 2 liVing areas, dining room, brealdasl room, wet-bar. covered bath home. Two lMng areas, covered patio, workShop, green for horses. Domastrc well and 4eck. )Bcuzzltub, fireplace, moral Come seef $109,990. house, 2 carports, fenced fiont & beCk yardS, garden and septic needed. $1 !,~.00 ' JIIIII.Oil972 trun: ~Just $59,500. 198·80740 .. , Classlfieds BILL PIPPIN REAL ~~~TE ' CALL L()ANDA LOCKRIDGE 8t 257-9057 25'1-4228. CALL KIMBLE L KEARNS at 257-9057 5:00 p.m. Monday for Wednesday QUIET~TlON. 328 COUNTRY CWB DRIVE SO. COLORADO RANCH 53 NeN.-bbaO-'"">Omm,dl:dllepanaMndcMs, 81881 doors, 81l'k.m Almost new home with study and sun porch. Nice level lot 5:00 p.m. Wednesday for Friday acres $34.900. Bring ,your doer, EarthatiNe, L.plaled ldlchen. Real nice 3 bedl001n, 2 bath on that backs up to Cedar Creek! Three-car garage. Really ntcel horses & ride out to one of $289,000. tfSB-81118 . the last great ranches in Co. large treed lat.$72,500. 19&81014 CAI..LJOSEPH A ZAGONE at257.1iK167 CALL COLLEEN WILSON or SUSAN P. MILLER at 338-4248 Display Ads Nice flllilde w/oulstandlrici / Aockv Mou..- wows. Yr PRICI!D TO SE!LLI TAKE A 1.00JC1 EXCELLENT VAWE IN ALTO VILLAGEI I'CH}nd accesa. laJ/elac., Ex· Three bedroom, 2 bath Cree MeadowS Townhorne with This 3 bedroam, 3 bath has all the chlll'l'hs a mounlaln home Noon Monday for Wednesday ceUenl financing. call now 719-878-8387. Hatcher' attachad garage. Approx. 1900 sq. ft. ~~ at,Q9.U_-. _. ehould have PWS full membership at Alto Lakes Golf a N'oon· Wednllsday-for Friday-- .:~ Ranch. . . IJOW'88: and Sierra BIIII'IC&'. OWner might r p~"' ~-"': • -~:-Gr8'at'illfWII DJSiel'l1rBirinb4 & C8plltin ' C8pltan area. $81,000.- N98-81 Mountains. $149,900. 1198-81678 LeKals ·OWNER ANXIOUS AND has CALL DOUG SIDDENS or HELEN ALLARD at 336-4248 CALL WARREN ROUSE al: 257-9057 reduced the price. One acre, . '; ' 1:00 p.m. Monday for Wednesday easy to buller on, private sel ling, lots ol trees. !'!.!&500. CENTURY 21 Aspen Real Estate 1:00 p.m. Wednesday for Friday BII:L PIPPIN REAL 1:01ATE 257-4228 727 Mechem Drive • Ruidoso 101 High Mesa Drive- Alto G!dura Just Listed! 267-9057 • 1-IIOIHIIIII-2'173 336-4248 • 1-800-687·8802 ., l\llore POWER u. you: Beautiful 3 bdrm - 2 Vlell ua on-liM .. hllp:Uruldoao.net/c21/• I!--IMII ua ..: ~·net.com bath home In Country .. . Club Estates. Full golf ID'I-c..our:n--~·-----tlf~21--~--.. ·--·.,----.Eq..ool--.~ •. 1. Real Estate 26. Farm Equipment membership In Cree 2. Real Estate Trades ' 27. Feed & Grains Meadows. Built in 616Mechem, 3. Land for Sale 28. Produce & Plants1 T.V., heated garage & Ruidoso, NM 88345 rmiiU.I much more. Call- to 29. Pets & Supplies GARY LYtiCH 4. Hous~ for Sale see 125 Sarah Ln. hllp://Ruldoso.nol/g~ 257-4011 5. Cabins cOr Sale 30. Yard Sales · Main St Really. 257-11623 REALTY 6. Mobile Homes for Sale 31. Household Goods Jess Stinson- Broker 287'87&2 AFFORDABLE WEEKENDER ... Or it could 7. Houses for Rent 32. Musical Instruments make a great first home. Partially furnished 2 8. Apartments for Rent 33. Antiques . bedroom, 1 bath singlewide mobile. Small, 9. Mobiles for Rent 34. Arts open deck in front. Owner will consider financ 10. Condos for Rent 35. Sporting Goods ing! $25,500. 3 Land for Sale 11. Cabins for Rent 36. Miscellaneous LISTEP BELOW· RECENT APPRAISAL! En/oy over 2,000 sq. ft. of living (does not 12. Mobile Spaces for Rent 37. Wanted tO Buy Inc ude the outroom) In this 3 bedroom, 2 bath 13. Room for Rent 38. Help Wanted home. Uvlng room, game room, and additional 14. Want to Rent 39. Work Wanted outroom that could be another bedroom. 15. Storage Space for Rent 40. Services Workshop, 2-car garage and paved drive. Only $139,5001 16. Pasture for Rent 41. House Sitting JHIS ONE IS LOOKING GOODI Near comple 17. Business Rentals 42. Child Care tion, this 2 bedroom, 1 314 bath home is berng 18. Business Opportunities 43. Child Care Wanted rebuilt from the foundation upl Metal.roof, nice 19. Autos for S~e 44. Firewood for -Sale front porch and deck, 2 Jots·combined to make 20. Trucks & 4x4s for Sale 45. Auctions one. Neat, old fireplace from original home. Owner/Ag'!nt. Only $99,750. 21. Vans fm Sale 46. Lost & Found 22. Motorcycles for Sale 47. Thank You 23: AUto Parts 48. Announcements 24. ~.V.s & Trilvel Trailers 49. Persona(s I 25. Uvestock & Horses REAL I-CORRECTION POLICY i ! , CUTE CAliiN ON THE CREEKI As alVitafs ... Please check your advertisement for errors. Claims Old Ruidoso charm in this 2 bedroom, 1 for errors must be received by The Ruidoso News with 24 hours bath whh knotty pine interior. Franklin of the first:publication date. stovet large covered deck overlooking cedar creek. Outdoor elevator takes you Prepaid ads will 'be 'ca:ncelled upon request, but ~ithout refunds, from street level down to house. in.COnsideration of the. rectuced rate. Updated plumbing, heating and Insula Publisher assumes no financial responsibility for typographical tion. Hurry, thls Is a one of a kind! errors in advertisements except to publish a correction in the next $89,500.00. issue. ' PUBUSHER'S NOTICE -All real estate advertising in this WANT TALL· PINES, SECLUSION newspaper is subject to .the Federal Fair Housing A~t of 1968 AND VIEWS AT A PRICE YOU which makes i): illegarto advertise '"any preference~ liinitation or di$crimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, . .CANAFFORDI . familial statu:;, or national origin, or an intention to ma_ke may Three bedroom, 2 bath, 1500 sq. such preference, limitation of discrimination." This newspaper ft. handyn:;~an special. will not knowingly accept any a<1vertising for real estate wh1ch of potential and situated is in violation' of the law. Our readers. are hereby informed that Lots all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an on two lots. opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, Call . $59,500. toll-free at 1-800•424-8590. For the Washington, DC area plc,as,e at 426-3500. The toll-free telephone number ,is I . I ~---L--~------·------·r I 411 FRIDAY, Nov. 6, 1998 Cl..ASSIFIEDS WOODED LOT, Close to ln FOR SALE: 2BDRM/1.&0 5 Condos fOr Sale .. QAiiiiZO LOOGE CONDO: NEW 1899 18XUD"8 Under BALE BALE SAUL PALM CUTE a COIY ONE OFFICE AND RETAIL nsbrook & Texaa Club, nice BA wllh wonderful hot tub C\lle one bedroom, fUlly fur 1520.900. p"""""'" ...... Harbc'lr Homes. We don't BI!DROOM unfurnished, SPACI! for lease at Plnetree view. 526,000. Daytime room to relax In after skiing, nished. Deck over lookS the. ·at $199./mO, llcludas ell the ca.-. about making money, Squara, 2810 Sudderth 267-2121, after 5:00 only $94,500.00, call Nancy creek. Near tha casino. extras. Call AmBitca'a Home we Just love to abll houaes. t-J:~7sc:wlo~~;= Drive. 267--6166. Monday 258-5232 RElMAX, 258-5833 or SAVE $4,5001 BUY THIS $38.SOO. call Chrts at Rei Show 800·381·G634 call tor dat$11s pma, references, 267-uuuB. thru Friday. 9AM to 4PM. 336-4007. 2bdrml1.75ba condo nowl Max 25B..SS33 or evanings DL0085B. 1·800-848-1010. COMMERCIAL ANDIOR Rm Easy ~ar round access. 336-8431. . FURNISHED 1 • 2BDRM. OFFICE OR STORE FRONT NEW 16X80. $29.900 HARD ctean, Inexpensive, 900+ GOOD CONDmDN 12XS0 APTS.. billa paid. No p&18. . ldaal for start-up buSiness or SIDBNT1AL; 5 acres. flat, ABSOLUTeLY"" CaD 25B-8111. views, just reduced. Airport Board siding, · shlnalfli Roof, ~.ft.. Will sell at $65,000. mobile horne. 2 bdrm, 1.5 ba, maatlng customers, $350. Cidl (506)268-3354. -AFFORDABL.E*M Sierra Blanca Realty Road fr'ontagal Priced under lots of eKttaa. Delivered & 198614X(i6 2 badroom, payme]'IIS claan, comfortable, all' $14,000. par acre. Call Setup. Only· 4 left. 6 Mobiles for Sale .U=~e: s.aooo. can EFFICIENCY APART• 257-2676. . 808-748-8278. 1·800-959-7276. q $189.71 par mo. Credl ~ MENTS ' 1280 & $2<40 per lema? We can ha1p, •14,900, month_i. all . u"UII•" paid STORE~NT DR OPACE ALTO VIEWS: 3BDRMI88A dr\-$1.&95. 1.R.5'lft, 240 moa. lncluglng cab IB;,_ Call space, apr.roxlmataly 900 sq. with Garage. Open & A aJ2, 18 X BO. BEST IJUV Call 1.aoo.853-1717. asii"IDI' Bob. 257-3663 . -\o;;.~ ft. Ona ml a eeat of racetrack. 1ous floor plan, call FOR "188111 $179.00 Piclo.IJ:I' DLR ...... $300Jmo. plus elecb1c & dep. REJMAX, 258-5833 or $1 0 with your con\pletai:t 7 Houses for Rent 378-4(181 appiiCBtionl 1-80D-848-1010 CIMMAAON CoNDOS effl 007.:t; t 5 MUST. SEE TO dei!saf._ap!$. available. $S26I ~n Colorado substitute MC1~"g811 efter2P. 378·4376. THE ATI'IC COMPLEX: 5 · 199.00 for $1'19.00} . . . APPRECIATE. Mobile H·Jma HOME FOR LEASB: .JOIN THE 2+BDRM 2BA, on large lot. CCH>P """"""""""from: 4aDAMI4BA with ~ views $200·$350. One office· · NICE, WOODED CORNER ALTO LAKES G.C.C. end lanced In yard. $1700.00 AYAIL,ABLE NOW: 1bdrm apace, $350. 268-5338 apal'lmant, aUiblble tor one LOT In C&rnelot Subdlvl~ FLAT LOT. $7,600 ==~~~~ month + ullllfles. $1700.00 Laval bUlking site and e Owner s_ays SELLII SacuriiY dep_oatt. Poplble .. access. All ulllltles avaU . TERMS. RUIDOSO QUAUTY :HOMES fKIS-81744, 544,600. 109 w. lease With option to buy. Cal ...... mon1h lease, Q25hno, ds~oalt'llnd ""."""'"· re- • . $16,500. 257-4543 or ( ALEX ADAMS White MO'I. ~. call Jorlse, 251J.59()8. larencea: required. 268-4787, ,.·' 986-2371. Cent~r!l. 21 Aepan RE, IJoll,hi-F. : 18Bus.Opp. 2611-3330 Ruidoso Quality Homes, one ~f Ruidoso's 25N1057. . _:;:;.::;:::::::.;..--- CREE "MEADOWs EXEcu. ·' LOT FOil SALI!I ALl'o BEST SELECTION OF exceptional home builders for 12 years, TIVE HOME; furnished .1 BEDROOM API". FOR LAKES Unit 7, Btock 17,nlot HOMEOWNERS! lJEBTCON· USED and Bank owned builds quality custom homes. AFFORDABLE HOUSING, 3bdrm/2ba, deo, a/c, Rent. on river .. unfurnished SOLIDATION. Borrow 22, Alto· Lakes Golf Mem Governmental loans tor flrept~. double garage. biDs paid, no pabJ.SiiQ c:hll· bership, $2t,ooo ceo. Beny Homes - Low DoWn/No Quali $26,000 ~ $100,000. Too fying, call casey Garcia, homes. Special financing carport. deck&. $1200 18888 dren, nlference required. call many bills? Home Improve Barth (210)492-~7. f-800.347·2417. As a custom builder .we are always happy programS. Low Down ~ plus daposlt. No Pets. sam. 2&7--3769. menlo. Apply by _phono/24 merrts. s b~r:fm under to modify our plans, assist In designing 267-9526. how ap~al. No cq~ Ra· $250 mo. Ez IMng over Nl(:elfr. TWO BEDROoM, qulred~ .Platinum C8pltal. phone. Limited offer ONE BATH APARTMENT ln NOW SELLING your dream home, or build to a plan you 3 iiEDROOM1 2 BATH1 ·1-800·523-5383. Opan 7 1-800-795~6372 or FIRePLACE, ntce rasldentlm town. Cathedral ·CBIIInge, ·. days. Www.platlnu.m already have. 1·BBB·B8H~242 area, good Winter acceBG, washer/dryer, clahwaeher, cepltal.eom WHITE MOUNTAIN ESTATES $600.00 ·mo. plus utilities, re· refrlgeratoi' stove included. Gas h~ot water. "LLW. Pride of workmanship and a high standard PURCHASE YOUR NEW ferencea and depoalt, PRICE REDUCED! ABC UNIT 6. HOME at costl Don't pay 267-7571. UTILITIES•--s15-757-804S tOr details. Outlet on Sudderth Dr. Cell of quality are reflected In every home we DaBiers markUp. VIsit our for details, A+ ReeHy Ser 24 Single-famHy Lots build. Many items, suc:h as 2x6 exterior new Indoors ShOW Room. No REMODELED 1 BEDROOM vices. 268-4574 CRidft Needed! Down Pay· cabin Whh laundry room, NOW TAKING APPLICA• 2 wnh super views! walls, premium Insulation packages, ment problarna? No- Problerill ...... , paldc no pots. Off Sud nONS: 1. 2, 3 bedroom OWN YOUR OWN AP- C&II..BOD-391-3634 DLOOB!SB. ceramic tile floors, and quality appliances, derth on olh Sl, $400 per ~-t~e~=8 • 'PAREL. shoe, weetemweer, 1 Also 2 commercial lots. month. 630-QOS4 ~g~ply call" Qamelol Place llngarle, bridal, gift or $1 .00 which other builders d!nslder extra or ~~ED A HOME Phone or fax White Mountain We 1nwa halpecl over sooo Apt& 267-5897 TTD 9\0re. Includes InventorY, flx-- additional costs are standard in our families buy mobile homse. 1·80o-=ess-aas1. equB! Hous~ turas buying trip, tl1ilning. Developmenl Co. E\t 505-258-5050 AvaDable"Nowl lngOpportunlty Min 1mum Investment .homes. LOW DOWN & LOW PAY· • 818,soo.oo. cau Ubei'IY Op- MENTS, on any size new, Call RENTAL HOTUNE "so=WiiER==AP=....-r=ME"-=NT=s~.-::,..,- portuniUes. 1-501-327-8031. used or repo. DLRf00896. -- •• 2$7-9603 . eel lent acceas ·on rl;;er. Great attention Is paid to detail, to create B&font you buy, call Bob, • Col" •1111 of CUII'CIIl n1.&IJI1Y. Wceldy 4 Houses for Sale 1.eoD-853-1717 2bdrml1.5ba ullfumlahad, • livable and funaional floorplans that are &. ~ term Rntal5 available, m8)or appllana&aflo. dish aU 257-40'75 duriag business boiDL, washer wld. cameted. V!FIV 19 Autos for Sale bright and airy. SUPER CUTE MOBILE CLEAM Pdo. olooaga, SUN· ENJOY THE OPEN HOME 2BDRMI2BA $80,000 VIEWI BEDROOM, BATH AO\?~~I LOW UTILITIES! HOUSE Sat Nov 7th, or unfumiShed & no 3 ;2 Aval~a Dec We are dedicated to Integrity, quality S2S.t9.'l0 TOWNHOUSE with 1st. 336-4859, 1888 GMC FULL Size VAN. Cspltan, 113 W. GrandVIew. dacfc.. lf01U Recreation Vllage, taave_ meaaage. V.S, new angina, CD, rear 2.200 unique open con· workmanship and customer satisfaction, · across from Parlays, appl"""""' In Whlt8 Mounlaln sq.ft. Meadows. Avallabla until air. Sacrifice $2,500. 1984 capt, natural wood, skylightS, 1-800-346-4186, Max wan. Jeep Cherokee 4X4, very de 2 acres, zoned for horses, BY OWNER: WHITE MT. Call 336-4896 for more lnfonnatlon. ownl)r/agent June 1 st. $760/mo. Contact ONE BEDROOM PUR .. pendable, good angina, GO, under remodel, $112,500. ESTATES; 321 L.L. Davis, Greg 257-5368 or after 5pm NISHED APARTMENT UUR· naw tires. $2,800. "257-0000 258-9095 3bdnni2.5Da, nice vlaw, open 1998 32X52 WITH ALL tha 972-475-6644. ties paid. Covered parking, days, 267--6226 e98nlngs. floor plan, approx 1950 sq.ft. extras and paynaents starting · elngla perBOn or couple. NO 257-5924, 258-3864. at $289/mo evellabla In 3 or $66,500 REMODELED 2 pete. References, depoeft re 1886 CHRYSLeR Town & 4 bedrooms. Lowest prlcas In bedroom home on 2 lots With quired, $375/MO. 378-1038 Country. Bast mlnl·van In all GREAT STARTER HOIIIEI BY OWNER IN SUN New. Mexico. Amarlc.:,S easy access.. (BradiBY St) Three bedrooms; two baths raUngs. Now priced below VALLEY: Doll housa; 2,000 Home Show 1·80D-391--3634 owner wants Offer. "'Slana whol8aele. 364-2600 and lovely remodeled kitchen sq.ft., 2 car garage, 3bdrml DL00858. BlanCa Raelty 2574576- with lots of Ule and wood. 2ba, 1.12 acre, fenced lot, 1988 OADILLAc DEVILLE; La{r:e lot and great. vaulted ceiUngs. Cell · for LA WZ LN; 88DRM11.78BA 9 Mobiles for Rent nel borhood. $76,000. catl -~!'!'!'!""' excenent condition, $3,500. shOwing. 354-9688 -NEEDED- On market inonlh to. month. Cell 257--4224 tor more In Ch s at Re/Max 2!i8-5833 or $750/mo, neWlY added study evenings 336-8431. we 1rac1a tor anything. we formation. have lhe largaat setecllon of · room, Kathy; ColdweU BanJt. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Mobile er soc, Home Bo AV Park has aevaral . elngle-and doublewldu In Re~tors 336-8488. DRIVE YOUR •DREAM RUIDOSO CABIN A 2 bedroom mobHas for rent. WITH New MexicO. F~ delivery. 378-8068 VEHICLE• with no down pay· deck and a river rock Dl.AIII00695. FURPUSHED 28DRM11BA In ment, no security deposit and fireplace, $40,000. Call Cell Bob, 1-800-853-1717 $650 plus no bank fees. 95% credft Kimble 420-0257 CENTURY """'"bnls. Nancycan,.,.,. at Re/Max 2 BEDROOM, 2 ·BATH approval any new vehlcla 21 Aspen Real Estate EASY ACCESS near on on 268-6833. -v•, ·~_!!r choice. 1--877-407-4222. 257-9057. NEW OR USED NDMES river, water furniShed. Natural Naw job? Credft problams? gas, eleobtelly & cable avan DQwn payment problems? I HOUSE FOR RENT: 2BDRM/1 BA, Furnished. ·abla. Nice. 378-4498, can help you. Lend & Home 378-4481. Also. JR Garcia available Nov. 17th, $500.00" + utDitles, $260.00 deposit 20 Trucks/4X4's ''HI00-978·8158. 258-4878. 2 MOBILES FOR RENT: In the Downs. Furnished AN EXCLUSIVE 2BDRM/1 BA $3751MO + 1897 FORD RANG-=:R EXT. TOWN AND COUNTRY NEWER 3Bf2B HOME at 107 Ridgecrest, $695.00 $375/Daposlt; 1 BD/1 BA, -CAB: XLT, under 16,000 AND REBATE! $326/MO + $300/Daposlt + miles, excellent condition, $3000 Doublewld&BI plus uHDtlss. laase, and de posit. 50&·621-4067, utllldea, No pets. 354-3014. undar mfg. warranty, $160081~1 $16,995. 258-""2064. (On selactei:l iela)_ 258-4680, 505-521-4057. GOLFER'S DREAM!t N"EW New 18x80 $25, 9 u~ THREE BEDROOM, TWO UmNG ON 16"01 FAIRWAY AT S209mont • BATH Mobile Home, carport, 1994 FULL SIZE BRONCO CREE MEADOWS! J bedroom, 2 Naw 32x44 $33,9 unclar UKENEWOBI2B $500.00/mo. plus deposit. 4X4, Fully Loaded! 65,000 balh wilh a whirlpool. Nicely land -monthlY. Mlilfutacturad ·Home. city util ·Available Nov. 30, cell ..m~L $14,999. AutomaUc, Zero Down Land flomes Ities easy access. plus 378-8267•• lor mw. call354-3319. scaped yud. Car1 garage in back off Packages! All Rebai&B $550. !he cour.;e •.• ju$1 push a button and uanilaa. leooe, and doposft. applied 1o ulea price Dstad. 199'::> .JEE:Y GRAND drive in. and your home! Please caD Call for detail• no pets. call267--6948. GAVILAN CANYON;: near Jaa. Hwy. 48 exit. 2bdiml2ba, CHEROKEE LAREDO 1~D0-2&7-8884 $400 month, water well, Quality Hom- Kathy 0 Coli:lwell Banker ~lwd. rww tire¥ 1~--:1~~"-!~bo NE Gn~Clt co11drtroh. AFFORDABLE FAMILY UVJNG IN -·~Vt"'r.'?;«..... s ... t"'":li! A(buqU-qU& NM DON'T soc, Realtors 336-8489. ntiS SPACIOUS HOME io good rtOigh ·~:;t .-·!,{~-~ .. ,..,, .i',.;:; Attractive A steal at s·15,500. bortlood. 1lna bedroom. 2 ball! + !kn or ~-,·: ....~~~ IJ_...__...: Ceda.-/Rcdwood WORRY.•. CElli 6JO-:J026. ofJb with garden window. Nuny pine. home witb 14X70 MOBILE 1 ~81 wortsbop, slongc. fenced yml. SSOK. BRECK, Split Level, Ex WE HAVE ,,.,.... beautiful Links • 10 Condos for Rent PleaR uk for Doa or Kalby l"or mon l'l"':: ·~ ""_____ ,,.;. ~'~!.>".<;~;>~ _ callant CondiUon, upgraded 1993 BLAZER K1500; 4WD, Course views appliances, ~t, $15,000, excellent condition, loaded, tee box), 3200 sq. possible finenc , must be onlv 54.600 miles. PRICE RmUCm ON TillS VERY NICE MOUNTAIN HOME IN A moved- 3fi4.319 EAGLE DR. 2BDAMI'IBA Aaklng ·-BEAliTIFVLSETTING! Alm~J~;I •n aro: lot, 2x8 at wall!i. wood bumingstovc: 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. 2 living areas. (2 fireplaces) +· Condo $675·$700 month, $11,000. Cell257-4175. in 11Hi !IUnkco LR. ni" floor pl.a~a. Alk !"or Guy. SI04.SOO. MLS 1¥98-81509 loft. double garage, cOvered decks, very accessible. LOOK AT THIS.•• 28X62 3 Sierra Blanca vtaw on Cree FAm"ASilC!! COMMERCIAL LOCATION ON HWY 78 IN THE Call (505) 258-3730 Bedroom, 2 Bath, SUnroom Meadows Golf Courea, 1994 CHEVY Z.71 CWB $38 900.00. Down paymant Kathy; Coldwell Banker soc, cab Silverado, 6.5 Turbo DOWNS, IDIIlmcn:ial buildill§ wilh balh, 57fi SF. 3 balroom, I bllh bouse 1196 for appointment. Dieaa1 $12,900. 378--6421 or SF; also 312 SF lklragc OOildma. 5145.000. MLS 198-80997. AUO TAKE A assistance j:!rogrem avail· RealfOra 338-8489. LOOK ATTIDS RENTAL PROPERTY IN THE DOWNS. Older but In px1 able. Call for free floor plan Bo 420--6762. c:ondilioa Trtpln plus 4 mobile home siM. $139,500. 8'8-81139. Plase ask lOr p r.e q u allf ic atl on. 1·800-632~2S34. FOR LEASE: COMPLETE· 1894 ·CHEVROLET LY redecorated, unfurnished SILVERADO; exlenelsd cab, """·LARGE ACREAGE OVERLOOKING GRINDSTONE, RIIIDOSO II: 18 X 80 OAKCREEK ON 113 3BDRM/1 112BA. Great toea a/4 ton, 4x4, 8.6 turbO dlasal1 SIERRA BlANCA. I..Dalkd olf C'..ilfmD Calyon Road, 130 acres of l.a'F pines acre, In new Las CNCas SUb- don, references & Deposit Ra· 5 speed, long bsd, loadea and beauliful vicwa. aver 114 mile adjaccnlto Na!ional Foresl. •1101her boundary division. Fence, Morgan build ~a:~ further details. _cau with extras, excellent, f"tonling Ruidoso my 1inrits. and some toads rougltcd in. Lisled •• SSII!I.OOO. Alik Ing, deck lndudad, $75,000., $11,700 OBO. 354-5012, (505) 373-9148. caonan. MYSTIC PINES 2BDRM/ 2 BDRIII2BA MOBILE In Re 2.5BA, $475 month, fur· craetlon VIllage. Pttce re nlshed, Includes waterlbaslo duced! Wood stove, new hat aable, : KathY o Coldwell THE watar heater. ·can for more ln Benker SOC, Realtors fonnatiOEJ, $8,400. 25&-5949 mobile. Stove, refrigerator, 338-8488. '98RAM miCroWave, washer end ' dryer. $425 +"utilities. On 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 car CASH BAD CREDIT OR oaraao. 11850 per monlh. 3 NO CREDIT market month-to-month. 6edroon1" 3 balh. 2 car ga ALLOWANCE 1st time buyer? rage, $7bo per month. Ritter COMMERCIAL; & Associates. 378-7108 A new home Is only f19MECHEM• a phone call-away Office building - 5 1ni;IMdual LowDown offices end a reception Easy Qualify area. Fireplace. $675 + 11 Cablna/Vscllllon D. L. Anderson at ull1111ea and Insurance. Uni'I.U:.:.oblle Cell Cindy IJc. 0273628 CABINS FOR RENT ·The New 1...0..!5,4488 UnfUrnished 2 bedrpqm 814 • balb w/study. Utilities paid RENTERS WANTEb. .OWN ALTO 14TH FAIRWAY lncludloll-cablo $475 por mo. .Dodge YOUR own 3 or 4 Bdr. $150 cfeailng and damage Tie a'1d stucco, beatltlfulllreplace, $eiOO.OO "deposit movas ~ huge kildlen, multiple del:ks,targe ln. No closing cost. Cell nowll deposit. lease, referencaa, no see today's ad in masler BUlle. CUStom f,eat\lres 1-8QOo848-1010 • • 257-4011 pets. 104 AlwOod. 257-8944 throughout. $400,000. the By''="""· cozy 3BORMI1 BA HOUSE B-Seetion t.ll.l_,r. A. z.gonelll4204107 for six-month lease. $550. month plus utiUtles, dapoalt 15 Storage for Rent BREAntTAKING SIERRA end raterencea Inquire at BLANCA VIEW! 324 Walnut br. or ·call Three bedroorh. 2112 bdl !lome In Alia. 1·605·740·01 17 at call L a o seLF sTORAGE · 24 RVITravel lillrgDcu safllllo tie, gat-fog lirlplace, phone. We pay for call. HwY. 48 Space -lable. 11(.-m iplem. Jlulzzl, .ooa1 memblfahlp 268-4699 or 267-8489. ___ _ and mar.1 Old I say btealhlaklng SIBmll CHARMING LARGE 2BI2B FOR SALE TOPPER for full Bllnll \llewl$2io.500.188-81701 HOME. WSfl lnsult~ted, Lola stze Ford·plckup. 378-5489 Cd Jollpfl A.lqonill 42G-38D7 C8DIIOnaof ""'~· clesin;~ access.$550. plusEx· utilities. aaao end dapi)alt 17 Eiuslneas Rentals 1894 3r COUNTRY· STAR CHARMING CABIN (506)-- 521-4057 Motor Home. Bllde out, 2 In the plnea, frOSI'IIv painted, new Ab's, Awnings, TV, VCR, . carpet, vaulted eE~IIIngs, greal UTTE CABIN with great covered deck and GREAT LOCATION Plaza Satellite Dish, many more OP Center, Suddarth. AD~rox. UOna, (806) 645-8661. · fireplace, attached garage. Mostly fumlshed, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, city waller In-town location! 179,800. I 1 BOO sq. ft. for lease. Rlcihard N98-81373 Priced right at ~7,900. Call Wayland. 8 Apts. for Rent or ~ at dbtdwell Banker Cd.....,.A._,_ .. ~ soc. Raaltora 336-8489. SUBSCRIBE TO THE RUIDOSO NEWS SHOP WITH 2 BAVS. 30"X TODAYI CeU Gina tor the . I-CHI PINOS APARTMENTS rates your delivery area 2 Bedroom units avaDable, &0',. gooB location In ln RuidOsO. Call for lnfbnnatlon or buy a gift subacflpUon utllltlae paid. 267·2212, for a 2&7.&318 378-4918 or33&-1265. trtand~is7-4001. • "\ ' ~ • o ·• -- -~-..------~-.----..- :T·-·----· ----·~-·'0'" ------•---·- ---... -- .. - - --.- • - • • - • ------.-----r--~·-o---·~- --~·--..-----..--r~---~---," -;:-·.------,.----- 0 • ~-- • CLASSIFIEDS FluDAv, Nov. 6, 1998 58 .. REFRIG~TOR FfiEQER THE GREAT WAI,L OF NOW ACCBPfiNG WAITBTAFF NEEDEP, Must FURNITURE REFINISHING WORKS BY OSCAR 191l!l ~9' Taf'iy. ~~'!!""',~~···$76.00, CHINA Has ;OPinlna• for all APPLICATIONS".' tor our be 21 Y!IEll"ll old. ADjlly any and upholsterY, let us spruce . am, . ·- pasltlana. Full and Part-time. management team •• Pizza time. Plzz:a Hut, 1201 Up yo.ur a!d- fUrniture, quality · CeramiC life - Terrazo Travel Trallaf · ~~y In paraan.. 2818 SUd· Hut an SUdderth. Apply In M&ch8J11, WOrk. reasanabte prices re ferences, call Mike ar olana, Saftlllo •sleeps 4-U.: i/1 STEEL BUILOINQ$ Boom ""illi .Parson. Ing buafn--. !Jp to M.OOO AVQN PRODUCTS start 267·7992. ". l I tl IJ l I 'J I I "< lo Wood Decks & Repair AU.NJ;W: • Slnala=:•· Big ACCEPTING. APPLICAw TEXAf;l RE!FINI!RY CORP. your own bueJneaa. WOI'Jc r..\ ·c:r.lek TIONB Fot LPN'e and AN's.: nalllds mature person now In flexible hours. Enloy j.ln• "11!88 PrOfit exam •= 100ii:1f••· limited eamlnge. Qal( tOll fr8e ·IB2a,T.37, . ..,. s .... :f.cJY In """"'" al Fmhllor RUIDOSO &rea. Re~l'dless :"mtO~ve·, Fa-otory to Daa)e - ~,..,_K. 813 Sudderth Dr. of training, write W. K. 1BBB)561-2866 (FEE). _ ·. Entrepreneutt Contraclor, S u.... ~-2638· Hopkins, llept. W-88846, -h""il Worluftan - uon't worft for BoX 71·1, Ft. Worth, TX CATTLJ; BARQN R~ valve 78101..()711. Is now accepUng applications opreaaure Sm,all .Prolll:sl Quaii!Y to Ba · 4SSI8TANT CARPeNTER'S for experienCed loDd servers, "CCIblfl&ifllngea . ooma a Rockford Mfg. Dealer HELPER -nlng; lull-lima. ho&teli8es, cooks. Applv IIJ •power dlr. TV antenna _1-888·818-4281. - ApplY In parBOn ar sun VaHey TOP DOLLAR FOR LOAN person be1ween 2-4, Tues BUDaera, 1088 Mechem, Originator - and ·L9an Pro days and Thursdii!YS onlv. •swivel rocker cllidr 'NO DOWN PA YIIENT7 Suite 211. ceesor, for· Regal Mortgage H&allh benefits available arid Problem Oracll? Own the Company - N"~ localfcm. best compensatiOn In thft C&tp"' B, Upholelely hOmo ... noo~ ...... _ ... ·0811267~1091. . IMMEDIATII- POSITIONS ..... Qleanedl GREAT · El big "Dawn ~yment. Com· available for school bue at$ flnanalng If quaDfled. De~ HELP WANTED, all po8111ons DRIVERS; Do you want: CQNPmONI Fleady drlvera. Great op~nllv for eorge Home Allh!llnoa maltlera with small .chlfdren _,., A""ly at .... Burger, Great l)(lyl Lots of Mli~;~BI ' to go et .$8,000. ..aoo-:343-2884 and reUree.. Training avalt· 1~ MeChem. 258-3618. Home OftSnl ~ you ~ PROFESSIONAL CLEA.... '- able. SJgnlng bonus aval"' wllh COL-A, 6 moa experi lNG your home ar buslnese. Call'l1204867.to 11881 able. PJeaae Call 378-641 o or MICHELEftA'S NQW ence? Tllen call Coirtlnental fast and thOrough, reterencae (505~18. - HIRING t..e8d Parson In Express 1-B00-745·9670, available, call Mike or Clans, kUche·n. Experience with high 1·8DO..a95·4473. 257-7992. volume .a PJI,Ia, $9/hr to .etan, Mouiltala Commanlcadam SAFE DRIVERS NEeQEI;). banefliB available. FUIJ-tlme MEDICAL BILLING. na· In lime for Chri~tmss. .. APolv on-.. Pizza H.r, hosteesp, starting at $7'/lv tlonwlda company ·seeking Home 't'heatre System 120f Mecfiam. blllera. PC reqUired, no ~· ~with· benelils avalfabla. Part- $429 lastaJled + lllX time & tull-tlme &Jfl'\!8rs. fiance necessary. Earn Apply In p....., tiolwoon $91,5'00+. Call 800·624 $349 Cash & Carry + rax -RNa&LPNs 1 Dilm and 9pm at 2703 Sud- 1478. Free Delivery . needed at _darth. Hmr local Ptgasas Smelllr~ Deoler Ruldoao Cere Center.· : Plrect Care Staff REUABLE DRIVER WITH • 257·37!1J13 Contact VAUD Drivers Ucenaa, and Position Avallabie Human RaSOui"C$8 at aod driving record. Part/ Challenging work with QUALITY SEASONED lma, eartV morning hrs. In FIREWOOD • Juniper, 257-9071 irientally retarded and Cedar, or PlnQn. Dell~ery or Ruldoad, Roo's Parking Lot pickup. . Commercial wood Servloes. 497-4087. developm~ntalJy ' • sales also. Reasonable HOUSEKEEPING POSI disabled clients. Will ~:assCell Preston Stone nDN: Open at Plna- Qlfl SECRETARY, VIllage, 40G Wast Hwy 70, BOOKKEEPER: 90 ·hrs. per train the right person Apply In parson. weak. Must be piOftolent In for this demanding GRAVEL DRIVEWAYS. Quick Books, Wlndowa & Land~;C&plng, Lot Clearing, Lotus 129. ADDiy In penKm at position. Qma Feliz ·at Leveling, Flagstone Patios, Village SUn Valley · 'Builders, 1 088 OUtdoor fountains, Licensed, of ,. · Me!lhem, SUite 211. Ruidoso Care Center Bondad, Insured. Bsmard -BEANIE BABIESI OVER _RQidoso 257-9071 . Trucking and Landscaping 100 tor sale! Garcia, · 87 SUBWAY OF RUIDOSO, 378-4132 Taddy & Princess, Erin, 148 SUddarth Dr. NOW tak Blackfa. wnl consider selling 1\!mporary+ SoUd Walde WANTED SECRETARY Workers- Salary $5.89 Ing applications for position aJ aa a package, 268-2084 of-night shift supervisor 3D_ - FOR Construction CO. Muirt h""rly. Apps accepted until 95 hrs. per week. Must 1DB 18 !be Computer Literate, with 4 42 Child Care p011ltloaa are Oiled. or alder, Apply person ,AcoaunUng skllla, refarancas COMPUTER PRINTER tn required, Pay commensurate •5.00: Taleacope $130.00: Complete job description only. and oppa at the Village of with &xperkince, 257·8908, ' hamlwoven scarves: shawls Leave Massage. MOTHERLY LOVE CHILD & pillows $25.0D-$85.00: one Ruidoso, 313 Cree CARE! 24 Hrs, 7 Days. Athm stereo speaker $10.00: TV ~eadows Dr.. 'Ruidoso, FUU. AND PART·'IIME posi- tlve care with interactive age $60.00: Oriental tda sat NM 88345. (505) 258- tions available wortdng with approrrlata activities. Pre $3.00: Pictures, 336-4632. 4343. Fax 25a-JOn. developmantanv dlsabred In schaa program. licensed, 1!1!01! dividuals. Muet work openings. 37Boo4334 29 .._ & Suppllea BICYCLES AND DOLLS: weekends. 258-4814 Like New- reaondltfaned 37 Wanted to Buy FIREFIGHTER TRAINEE bikes and custom macle dolls MR BURGER NEEDS EX 44 Firewood for Sale · and· doll clothes, Uncoln .,.gram. U..,.d oporOngo. Cooks,& Servers PERIENCED PART-TIME County Gold Mining· Co. WANTED FOR -PARTS: M•BI paso phYSical. 111-34 COOK and experienced wllh high s.hlof diploma. Ex needed nt Fmrle]r's I FIREWOOD FOR SALE: SAVE A PETs LIFEIII 257-4070. Mota~:CJYales. 4-Wheelars, etc. cellent salary/benefits Front Counter person. Apply COMPLETE YARD CARE: Rwmlng or not, older cars, Health benefits plus In pamon. 1203 Mechem woodyard located across package. 1-800-354-9827 Tree removal, pruning, haul· from racetrack entrance, :X :c;n~np, • "l',! 20120 WITHOUT GLASSES! trucks. 89&-8120 378--4418. .. lng, raking, mowing,. gutters. 40J(k) plan available. DATA CHEK, LLC HIRING Ruidoso Downs, we deliver lhe RUidollfl l'ews Safe, rapid, nan·surgiO;._B~ SUBWAY HAS IMMEDIATE Free Estimates eve~y. Ra. or you pickup, hours- pennanant restoration In tt-~~ WANTED TO BUY apart opening for nlaht shift. 25--30 Apply ill person at Full tlms telephone col fenals tavallabla 257...SB08. evetY mc>lllh you """ weeks. Airline pilOt dave.. ment size refrigerator. can hralwk. Muat 6e t8 or older. lectors. No experience re- 9:00am.-6:0Dpm. ·let "Ruldoeo k.,ow 630-0084 quired. Tralnlngprovldad. Com- oped, doctor approved. Free AIBDI taking opps, lor part· 1200 Mechem. K AND D YARD CARE: pine FIREWOOD: SEASONED, yOu care at a Coat Information by mall: time lunch shift. ApplY In paU1!ve hourly rate plus bonus. Apply at the Uncoln needle removal, landscaping, SPUT Various types, lengths you e~~n afl!>nl. Onlv 800·422-7320 ext. 225, pemon, 148 Suddarth llr. firewood. Free eetlmatas, ancl amounts. 09\lvared and 408-961-5570 Fax 39 Help Wanted CASA. B~CA Is accepting Tower Suite 3t2, 1096 $211.. + taK - month MeChem. EEOE. raasonabla1 reliable & prompt stacked. Available everyday. and we"ll donate Part 4oe-9a1-5&77. Http:// GATEWAY TEXACO Is look· ~~lcatlorie for all positions. service. Catl 3'18-5469. ot-p-to www.vlslonfreedom.com lng far an .experienced me LOOking for people wiDing to 257·5808. the HUmane Society. Sellefacllon guaranteed. EL CAMINO NUEVO now ac- allanlc. PIB..ase drop rasume . work hard and get paid wen. ce~g ~pllcatlons for all at 992 Suddarth Dr. Apply Jn•person 501 Mecham. CaD JILL IDday; Dr. •257-4001. PRIMmvE CABINET from ~ltiOhs. ADDIY In .person at Hurd Estate $3500. or will 1 025 Me0h8m or call RECEPTIONIST need- 2118o4812. HELP! . NEED DEPEND- • ed to Join camp Sierra .. ABL'tiMab.l,.._ P8180Ft to AIREDALE 'TERRiERBo·· ~--~.. ~ .....;.. .. Blanca"s busy admlnls· vRfe ·4tome dBYr:-ra Bnd AKC puppies due lh~tv- :;~TsJi;: l ""...... 7 tratlve office team. The light housekeep ng for 2 lng. King Dl Tonloro, be...,_ · month Old Infant, 3 days per tur. No Shed-NO order. De- SICASHS$ IMMEDIATE $$ successlul applicant will week. Call 398-4886 posit 8200J Bal. $200., for structured settlements have strong telephone D 1 6 ~ 8 2 1 - 1 0 0 5 , and deferred Insurance 9t5-761--2844. claims. J.G. Wantworth. and front office sldlls, as NEEDED TRUCK DRNERS work 1·888-231.§75. well as basic computer to In Ruidoso ...... Must have COL & and-dump skills. For more lnforma- or baltdu:Jt experience. PERSONAL COMPUTER lion or to receive an Salary epe lng on .:pert-- 100M #2 t&• Monitor 16 MS ence. Benefits, mad & 311fouaehold application, call Frankie Ram, CO-rom, Madam, ~raflt aharlniJ. Contact Sound Wln95, Internet al354-3219. omero EXcava ng & Truck· ,..,.,...... ,_ Ready, 268·8127. lng at 800-909·179 . .. LOG SPLITTER, 10HP, 16 M-ntain Air Home Care "Since 1979"' ·.• . , gal. pump like new, $700.: ! New & Used Furoliure & Pickup bed traDer, 4X8 box SHIFT COOK and Residential & Commercial very stout. $200. 354-2790. Maure..es MANAGER DISHWASHERS Janitorial Services We 1Ju.» SeU & Trrzde JACUZZI TUB;: ss•x n•x 650 Su-. 257-7575 22•, 4· j&ts.z 1.5 hp Gould position available positions available Bonded, Licensed & Insured pump, tub & shower valves, P.ald Vacations all plumbed and ready, $250. Paid Wendy Halbrooks - FRIGIDAIRE RE· 257-6642 . Health Insurance Vacations FRIGERATOR Almond, Owner/Operator $200. Call 257-5SBS. Apply In person - 2717 Sudderth (SOS) 336·U"a MaiiS./kld Furniture . ., "Buy, Sell or Trade" Lincoln County Grill APPLE FIREWOOD: 5160. HOME a CABIN REPAIRS, PRIVATE HOME HEALTH per Cord. Delivered. $85.00 New & Used Fumftore - deck repair & replaced, per hall Cord. 653-4502. & Mallresses ,. CARE: Help Wl1h dallr. IMng power wash & seal decks, KINGS TREASURE THRIFT needs. Grocery shopp ng, er Inside home repairs. No jab FIREWOOD FOR SALE: 257-3109. 1000 Sudderth Dr. STORE Mon--Frl 9:30-4:3Dpm NURSING ASSISTANTS & rands, and travel to Dr. ap too small. Free Estimates. Pinon Fir, $100/cord; Oak, sat. tD4Pm. New Christian· pointments. CNA certified. 25B.S703 $145/cord; Free delivery' Gall bookiJ.half price, Home decor CERI1FIED NURSING ASSISTANTS Call 258-5767. 257·0031 or42D-5374. KENMORE WA9Ht5R, 100 Gavlran Ce.nyon Rd. CUSTOM SEWING AND DRYER- white, used lass 378-8119 - EXPERIENCED HOUSE· alterations, 25 years experi than 2 veara. $900 far bath, Nursing Assistants needed for a long lenn fucility. We KEEPER; Hard worker, ence, Cllll257-7992. 45 Auctions OBO. 3SfS.9815. trustworthy, excellent re will pay you while you train. Shift differential. Benefits ferences. Would Uke full days If possible, $10/hr. CaU or available. For a career move come 10 Ruidoso Care leave message 257-4340. 32 Music Instrument RUIDOSO, N.M. Center . Caring for Generations. BrillaDte Construction Contact Therese at257-9071. Thomas BriJlante 7 ACRE MTN. MINI RANCH SPINET.CONSOLE PIANO a....w."""""""' For Sale, Taka on Smalt Pay REVIMlal Dl;;i(:JIS • RE:r.tc::DoJNo ments. S'aa .Locally. 1..SOD-343-8494 S~LLSAT 1111&6198'"""""' CAPITAN MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS IM:. IINM069319-0B 98 ABSOLUTE AUCTION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT GOT WOOD?: I AM IN• . 35 Sporting Goods TERESTED In removing any SAT. • NOV. 14 • 11:00 A.M. POSITION: MIDDLE SCHOOL SECRETARY okl bulkli!1Q& In exchange fOr: QUALI£1CATI0~5; lumbar. For detail&, call Tony,- 378-5616. #5 Shangri. La, Alto, NM IMMEDIATE LiQUIDA'IlONI. 3 to 5 yean; Secretarial expetience preferred AD personal guns, must -seh. $S$$$$$$$$$S$$$SS$$$$ can Doug 258·5539 or 00 Commitment to S[Udents ' . HONEST, DEPEND· East off Gavilan Canyon Road, AKITA PAWNS to $5,000 - 10 Minutes Excellent Organizational Skills ABLE. No Job too small! 2§8..s874. . ---- Trash hauling, Pine RANCH is bordered by national forest & Awareness of Day-to-Day School Operadollli Car Title- Jewelry- Guns. VCRs- Etc. needle raking/removal, Eagle Creek, 3200 sq. ft. stucco with tile Positive People Skills • mowing, landscaping, 'Folk~ you can tru~t· Word Processor Skills I MS DOS • Works Preferred window washing, hOU8e roof, with matc:hing bam & well house. 36 Mleceflaneous cleaning, weeding. Data Base Computer Skills 430-6946 -954-2803. Good well water, natural gas, 3BDR. 3BA, OF NICE MERCHANDISE LOTS Typing Skills 2LR. tile & carpet. central heat. 3 stoves, I Knowledge of Uglin Bookkeeping Preferred GARDEN GREEN & SUPER . DIABETIC ALERTI MOST Many nice Elk Guns - Neat Pistols CLEAN • powarwashlng, fireplace. view of Sierra Blanca arld Capitan INSURANCE Now covers Self Motivated deck refinishing, yardwork, testing supplies:· Satlefactlon Nice Knife Collection CONJ:BACT; Pro-rated for d;ae remainder of the 1998- pine needles, roofs, gutters, Gap! Also registered Thoroughbred horses, gUB,ranteed, Free shipping, 99 contract year. hauling, odd jobs, estimates. ind PreocriDUon Drug """'· TVs • VCRs - Saddles 257·2172 . 2 diesel PU ~ 3-horse slant Thoroughbred, American Diabetes ABsocla· SALARY: As Per District Non-Cenified Salary Schedule lion Member. TotaJ Medical Beautiful Jewelry cargo 20" trailer. 98 JD Tractor w/loader; 95 SUpply. 1-800-403-6547. API!Lical:J!l~ DEADLitiE; J.F, Guitars - Stereos Friday, November 13, 1998, 12 Noon C 6B FRIDAY, Nov. 6, 1998 CLASSIFIEDS RVJOOSO NEWS :t TALL PINES REALTY t 2704 Sudderth • 257-7786 • 800-257-7786 Johnny Mobley Mark Mobley Dl~k Weber Pat Drown 257-5485 257-3890 336-7711 ' l57-7416 • MufJi.MII/Ion [)Ql(ar PrOilucer Charlene Marinclk Rob DaldlneU Mary Lou .York 257-36l0 l58-5648 336-9154 Million [)Qflar Producer Ovu 20 Yean Lxper;ence the Week $20,000 PRICE REDUCTION!! on this 4 bedroom, 2 bath chalet with a 2-car attached carport. Mostly furnished with huge workshop, full Alto membership. $16?,900. VERY ATI'RACTIVE MOUNTAIN FLAVOR HOME: 11lis 3 bedroom, 2 bath, l-ear gal'l,lge home has wonderl'ul modem colors, patios, decks, o great workshop and beautiful landscaping. $159,000. ' - - GOLF COURSE AND VALLEYVIEWS! From this fully furnished 3 bedroom, 2 bath ch<~let home. Very well maintained, newly painted in quiet neighborhood, covered deck, l-ear detached garage. Priced at $105,000. . •· · · SIERRA BLANCA VIEW! From the·living room of this very well maintained, low mainte nance 3 bedroom, I 3/4 bath home. Huge lot, fantastic decks, quiet neighborhood. You will not be disappointed. $107,500. . LOVELY HOME ON CEDAR CREEK!! This 3 bedroom, 1 3/4 bath home sits in a quiet cul de-sac location. Tall pines anfl your own park-like setting with the creek. You need to see this one. $169,900. Se Habla Espafiol LEGAL 'NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 46 Lost & Found Notice of Election Nominations for the" Board of REQUEST FOR Directors of the Sun Valley PROPOSALS FOR DESIGN Sanitation District are now PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LOST SILVER TIP, LIGHT being accepted by the secre- RFP No. 001 gray Persian cat, about 8 tary for the election to be - Project Name: years old, spade, male. Lost held on Tuesday, January, VIllage of. Capitan Public an Airport West Subdivision. 12. 1999 to elect two(2) mem- Safety Facility near Pizza Hut on Mechem. bars to the board. These c tractl At Reward 258-3472. two(2) positions will be for v~~ge ot"~ap~:_~cy: six(6) year terms ending the Address: P.O. Box 246 second Tuesday of January, Capitan, NM 88316 2005. Telephone: (505)354-2247 . Any tax-paying elector living Date: October 19 1998 48 Announcements in the district Is eligible for . NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR nomination and election. PROPOSALS Declarations of candidacy Quallficati'on-based com- should be sent to Sun Valley petitlve sealed proposals for ADOPTION Sanitation District, P.O. box design professional services A young professional 151, Alto, NM 68312. A form will be received b)! the Con- is available upon request. If a · tracting Agency, VIllage of couple, liappily married nominee does not with draw Capitan, "P.O. Box 246, '97 Honda CRY 4WD ·'96 Geo Tracker 4 Dr 8 years, "seeks newborn his name before the first pub- Ca ltan NM 88316 for RFP 4 door, auto, 1/C, asS., only 101.1. auto, A/C, cassette, .power WIIIIMWIU to share our _hopes, llcation of the notice of alec- No.P 001. ' dreams & bright future. tion his name s hall b e PI ace d The Contracting Agency is re· on the ballot. Arst notice of questing proposals for -pro- · olloMI sJ49... - · o--sll9..,... We care and want to election will be In the fesslonal arcllltectural ser· _,,,.,,,. ._.,,,"q help. Please call Ruidoso News on December vices for a PubUc Safety Fa- ...... Irene/John 1-800-337· 11, 1998. ciDty located at 211 Smokey ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ --lf.--..------1------"------~j:....--.~~~ 6828 Jo Steele Bear Blvd. . Secretary Sun Valley Sanlta- Project No. pending tion District. Proposals will be received at 1884 3T(11 )4,6, 11 VIllage of Capitan, VIllage Hall, P.O. Box 246, Capitan, I',IM 88316 or 114 Lincoln 49 Personals LEGAL NOTICE Ave.,· Capitan, NM until No vember 12, 1998 10:00 a.m. The Planning and Zoning Com Copies of the Request for Pro PREGNANT? NEED HELP? mission of the Village of Pregnancy Crisis Center. posals can be obtained In Free pregnancy test. Caring Ruidoso will hold a regular· person at the office of the - and confidential assistance. meeting on December 1, VIllage Clerk Deborah -Cum 258·1800 1998 at vmage Hall, 313 mins at. 114 Uncoln Ave. Cree Meadows Drive. The Capitan, NM 88316 or will be meeung will begin e.t 2i'® mailed upon .wrttten or tele P.M. The purpose of he phone request)~tal P.O. Box meeting will be to cbnsldet 246 Capitan, NM 88316 at 50 Construction Case #PV9B-052 a Variance (505)354-2247. ' request for following de A Pre-Proposal Conference scribed property: will be held on October 30, Lot 83, Block 20. Ponderosa 1998 at Capitan VIllage Hall ESCUDILLA LOG Heights Unit Ill, Sd. Bldg. 9:00 a.m. WORKS Ruidoso, Lincoln County, 1. PROJECT DESCRIPTION New Mexico. Construction of a 8,000 Custom Log Homes By order of the PLANNING & square foot Public Safety Fa ZONING COMMISSION. cility to house the Capitan CROSSWORD Uc. #80356 /s/Cieatus R. Richards Volunteer Are Department, 505-354-4801 Planning Administrator Capitan Pollee Department 18861T(11)6 and Ambulance, at 211 Smokey Bear Blvd. wHhin the Village limits of the VIllage of Edited by Will Shortz No.l225 C&M Mountain Homes Inc. Capitan. For all your construction needs 2. SCOPE OF WORK The Offeror shall perform the New construction & remodeling following professional ser ACROSS 34 "'What's the 58 Pinpoint Full Home-care service - Consultation vices: 2.1 Provide standard Basic __._?" 62 Sign-off Ia Call 42D-0171, or evenings 257-3048 Design Services, consisting t Garden dWeller a of: 35 Court org. Clement Moore Architects, Schematic Phase s Cassius and Design Development Phase, 37Wee bit M Nefariousness Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE Construction Documents company, in Phase, Bidding and Negotia "Julius Caesar" 38 Convivial es Opposite of ORDINANCE 98·5 tions Phase, Construction viejo LEGAL NOTICE The Village of Capitan Board Administration Phase, Post Achievement holiday affair of Trustees will hold a public construction Phase. to T h ·a L I n c o I n C o u n t y hearing on November 9, 42Pubneeds 66Campus V.I.P. 1998 at 6:30 p.m. for the 2.2 Periodic on-site observa '14 Prefix with byte Enhanced 911 Rural Address tion during construction. 87 ing Committee will meet on purpose of amending Water 43 Positions. -fide (bad Ordinances 81-1, repealing 2.30ther: or buck Tuesday, November 17, This · contract will be cont faith) 1998 for public hearings. The Water Ordinances 83-0, 44 Part of TNT 87·1, 91-5, 94-6, 95·1, 95-4, Ingent on CDBG funds 11 Run with a hon? meeting will begin at 6:30 awarded on -January 15, 68 Bit of parsley p.m. in the Commission 97·3. Water Restrictions Or dinance 96-4 amending 1999. 45 Like Clifford Chambers of the Lincoln Purchasing Agent: 18 Site of the MGM 69 Bristle County Courthouse in Car Sewer Ordinances 81·1, re Odets's pealing Sewer Ordinance Deborah Cummins, Grand rizozo. New Mexico. Clerk Treasurer, CMC PUBLIC HEARINGS 97-10, amending Trash Or . "Waiting for dinances 81-1, repealing Date: October 19, 1998 A. Request for name change 1863 4T(10)23,30(11)4,6 17 December 25 Lefty" from Cedar Crest Road in Trash Ordinances 78·5, 91-7, activity DOWN Lama Grande Acres Sub 94-5, 94-7. These Or .. "Whip It" rock pivision. Diane Finch dinances will be combined to B. Change duplicate road establish a Utility Ordinance 20Severe · group. 1 Sheriff Tupper names in Fawn Ridge Sub· 98-5. Discussion of Items to division. be changed are water tap · 21 These may get 49 Smoke signal of '"Murder, She C. Name easement off of fees, sewer tap fees, late LEGAL NOTICE Wrote" Aspen Street in Sun Valley fees, penalties, dates when a welcome sight message, Subdivision. _ . payments are due, water re LINCOLN COUNTY maybe 2 Agric. or H.H.S., D. Name easement off of striction times, meter tamper MEDICAL CENTER 22 Pick apart Sierra Blanca Airport Road " ing. This Utility Ordinance COMMUNITY BOARD OF so Kind of bond e.g. Mile marker first left nonh of 98-5 will be considered for TRUSTEES 24 Hereabout Will Meet On 3 Ripener Little Creek RV Park. adoption at the regular meet 52 Baltic p~rt E. Name easement off of Ing of November 9, 1998 at Thursday, November 25--relief Highway 380, between Mile 7:00 p.m. at the Village Hall 19,1998 - MUsed a • Frenzied markers 96 and 97, one mile Bldg. A copy of this or 6:00p.m.· 21Creeks west of Lincoln. dinance is available to be re In The caret ·and-stick 5 Political F. Name private road east of viewed or picked up by the Hospital Conference Room moderate Highway 46. milemarner 14. public. The public Is en 30Drafted approach? G. Name private road off of couraged to attend. The Agenda will be available 8 School subj. Santiago Lane In The Is/Deborah Cummins at the Administrator's Office on Monday, November 16, Ranches of Sonterra Sub Clerk~Treasurer, CMC · 7 HIts, in slang division. 1876 4T(10)28,30(11 )4.6 1998. 16851T(11)6 1773 2T (11)6,18 ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE a Stage extension 6Looked 30 Yard Sales _la~civiously II Sedate 47 Certain missiles u Spinnaker, e.g. 3t -Habits Mounter's 57 Active one GARAGE SALE: FRI 6TH, WILL BEAT ~~~~-. 10 Unlimited st 2:00pm-dark; Sat 8:00am Prime Time Flee Market choice 32 In-(not yet assist 11 1957 Pulitzer dark. Travel trailer, tool box, In Ruidoso Downs, Sat. lots of stuff. Palaverde Oct. 7, 9:00-5:00. Will 11 Counting-out born) ·53 These can be winner Slopes, 4th house on Can have stone yon Rd., off Hwy 70. Follow cross nArldA1nts word 33 Golden apple citric eo "-- ~igns...... ,...... ,...... ~ 11Addtothepot bestower 14 Gossip tidbit does itl" 38 Daisylike bloom YARD SALE: FRIDAV & GARAGE SALE: FAIDAY af ~~~"'~ 13 Play horseshoes ss Suddenly bright et Sicilian sight SATURDAY 9:00-4:00, Little ternoon 1 :00-5:00/Saturday 38 Patron of Bit of Everything! 216 Grant morning 9:00-12:00, 104 18 Mythical flier star 83 Egg: Prefix Drive, off of Apache Hills. . Beulah Lane, R.O. water Columbus stand: water softener: vacu tl Scorch MOVING SALE: 120 McCAR umlshampooer: kitchen stuff: 4oMarine, TY, upper canyon, next to reloading & hunting equip ~~~ ·23 Oasis trees Story Book Cabins. Sat ment: furniture. informally , 9am-? Beds, clothes, odds ~~..... 21 British and ends. •t Equiangular RAIN OR SHINE-SALE.: swaggerer geometrical MOVING SALE: SAT 8AM- Saturday Nov. 7, 8:00-2:00, 201 Skylane Rd. White Evervthfng goes-Cheapl Lots ~~:+.:~ 28 Pale shape Mountain Dr. off . Mechem. of Misc .• Nortlc Track, 108 Furniture, pool table, Shadow Lane, off ~~~~ 27 Maestro caSaganof ~~>.nr>wrnnt>IIA \AIRQh••r/rllrv~lr re• Grindstone. Koussevltzky "Cosmos" .·.. ; a a;aa ... AL.. . -= :. - c: . .e r . a Jil%# 40 ...... i . . ' . ------November 6, 1998 • Ruidoso News .• Sedion ( ! ' ...... _. ' .' j ~. . ~~t~~ •. ,.•, " ~~itri~t t~ /. ~~~t~f~ ~~~ I ~~t~rt~i~ • ARTS & fNlERJAINMfNT IN l·INCOlN COUNTY page.BC I . I I . . I . II I I I - ----c,...... _....- \ - --·- ' . ON THE COVER Ql' . 1 Jesse & Liz Hofacket Herhalife Supervisor Call257·3921 for-product or husines$ opportunity 1·800·301·3869 Courtesy photo WILUAM GRAHAM plays many parts - that of composer, author, academician and entertainer. Graham's portrayal at Cole Porter will be the second concert in the Ruidoso Community Concert Association series, For more about this mujti·talented performer, see page 4C. • j. ' ~ • 'P • , ., further inside .. . '" ~ew y The arts - bellas artes ...... ~ ...... 3C ~ - a man of many hats ...... 4C . •'' - books and literature ...... • ...... , ...... 5C . ' fve y Dining guide \JUST - where to eat what ...... 6C ~ggoo Y Going out . per couple - fingerpicking good • • . • • . • . • • . . • • . • • • • • . • ••• :' ·' .•. J • • . . . . 8C -vldeDS,,.,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,Ao••••••••••9C ssooo - movies ...... ••...... •.••...••...... 9C single ' •EI Paso's vamonos staff The Dance Band •Doors. Open ·8:30p.m. •Ught Hors d' oeuvre •Holiday Attire Requested laura Clymer, AnaWa!fa.. Meredith Keelnn, . JtDfl£, Sandy Suggitt editor gnphlc desJgner . staff writer .vr' •. staff writer A MESCALERO APACHE ENTERPRISE .. - 'New Mexico's Mast Dlstinguisbed 1/ewt' Vamonos!, the arts and entertainment magazine of Uncoln County, Is pub i=AJIRIIZO CANYoN RO. • MESCALEftD, .N! (505) 630.7440 lished every Friday by the Ruidoso Ne~:b~~ submissions are welcomed. 1·888-545-90 II Submit for consideration to Laura Clymer, Vamonos! editor,' P.O. Box 128, ' - '. ,_ ,-. ',.:-,,/ __ '4 ~-~" • 0 ,: • Ruidoso, NM 88355, or call 505.257.4001. ~ ertlse In the classlfleds. ·~ t!1t. neat 267-4001 • Ruidoso News 2C • bltlll..., • llrnDwl. • ' ~ -~~.-~---- . ' - ---· .. ' ~_,... --"-""'ff"'""~~~---=···. ' . .• ~·1'"'"''· """ ,s:::;s_44J!£PR .4PIHJ-IJ OJ_ Phi":"'"; ,'f. ' f. . . .. _ .. 0141?. ::= . ~ ~ . BELLAS. ARTES · ' '. Art and Artifal1 · Inspiration from the landscapeS of her New , Museum of the Horse Mexican home for her handwoven cloth Three local photographers 107 S. Uncoln Ave., Clpltln, JS4..DI6. Ing. Using natural fibers, dyes, and hand Hwy. 10, Ruidoso Down$, J78-414L . A contemporary gallery featuring fine art spun yarns, the garments are flnlshed with . Through Sunday: "The Cowboy Boot: Soul and rare: unusual objects for colleaors, knitted trim and ecleaic buttons. Call first. of the American West." Winter hours: place in Museum ,• housed. in a 1896 bordello. 'Gallery hours Museum hours I 0 am. 10 5 p.m. dally. I I are ·11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday through . ' Hurd-La Rlnconada Gallery I Saturday, or by appointment. ' • . Th_ree \l.ili.4oso area phot~a- "Architecture" for "Church of San Off Hwy. JO In San l'illrldo, 6D-4DL Quemada Studio & Galle~ phers we~ong those ho . ,ed Patricio." I BeflS9D Fine Art Solo. show of Michael Hurd's latest works · - ·~ ln the recent Seventh Annual all · opened Aug. 16. The gallery also Includes 141S Sudder1h Dr.,.~ Ruldci50, W·SJ4a. American Photographic Compel· . One hundred s1xty-six photos I I Mowing co San "--rido. JS8.SIIJ, m. works by Peter Hurd, Henriette Wyeth · located at LeCI;ures Mountain Village. , ition and Exhibition at the· were selected for the exhibition Hurd, Andrew Wyeth, Jamie Wyeth, Carol Colorful ~ntings of people and places. f 1 3()() t · Th h I 4081, or 6D-4065. Studio hou.:. are II a.m.- 3 p.m. Monday . Museum ~f the Hot'Sii. . rom near y en nes. e s ow The gallery Is moving from jlra Plaza Into an Hurd Rogers and Peter de Ia Fuente. Works can be viewed Monday through through Saturday a¢ by appcintmenl. Fredenc ~oras.ilf, RuidOSO was judged by Terence Pius, cura- I old adobe in San Patricio. Owing the mov I ing time, however, the gallery's web site Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and by appoint woR.{irst place m th~ple" car- l~i of the University of Arizona will be aaive and period artists cim be ment on Sunday. Red R()s.·e Art Studl·o·• egory' with his "Mutton Busting · Center ,,or Creauve . Ph otograp hy. viewed by calling for an appointment, 258- Expert," a cibachrome photo of a • young cowboy. He received $250. Pitts has curated more than 40 5113 ~ 653-4081. lhe Keny9n Thomas Gallery. ·Caunty Rd. EOJ6, Hondo, ~lOJ. .• The studio of Hon~'l' Valley artist Paula Herb Brunell of Ruidoso won· photographic exhibitions. 1 Bonito Bronze S46 SUdde1111, Ruidoso by the lnftlc White featureS her-oOi'orks in oil, acrylic and Honorab.Je Mention in the The show continues at the lights at Paradise 2S7-1056. porcelain In s!JfeS from Impressionistic to • ' canyon, "Architecture". division for his Museum of the Horse through Q04 Mechem Dr., Ruidoso, JSII.QD Pottery and pastels by Kenyon Thomas, abstraa expression. Weekly classes are "Courtyard Door,," a toned gelatin Bronze sculptor Gayton Gillem's works. fine weavings by Marcia Thomas. Call for held on Tuesday from'9 a.m. 10 4 p.m. Call silver print. Nov.. 15.. Those interested in fur- gallery hours. for hours. Open Monday-Friday 9 a.m. -4 p.n\. - ~ M.L. Pearson of Alto won ther information may call 37H- Honorable · ~ntion m 4142. California Colors lincoln County Art Co-op Sacred Images, Angels & Icons 101 COUntry Qub Rd., Ruidoso, JSJ-9518 Four Seasons Mall at 2500 Sudderth, 416 First St., auldofo, m-6627 ·· Arts festival deadline Nov. 10 Barbara Delhi-Westbrook Is the artist In Ruldofo, m-6906. New Orleans artist Jim Leasure specializes residence of this 5,600 square-foot gallery Twenty local artists featuring oil, pastel, In portraits of clients' guardian angels. He of an. Call for more lnfonmation. acrylic, wood working, sculpture, metal also paints angelic themed school and Applications are available to work for juried review. an, Victorian larnps,cerarnlcs and tile. New church murals, ceilings and walls of private artists and crafts"persons interest Approximately 160 artists will be artists welcome. Mee~ngs at 5:30 p.m. on ~d in showing and selling their accepted. Categories include paint Cabhtfeveratf~cu~a homes and businesses. His studio Is open J • the third Wednesday of each month. to the public by appointment. work in the 13th annual Southwest ing, drawing, sculpture, Indian Log Works • Arts Festival. This premiere out pottery, ceramics, jewelry, textile lincoln Heritage Trust door judged and juried art show no Smoker aear lllld., capitan, U4-4BOJ Spring Canyon GaUel')' weaving, photography, glass and will be Jan. 30 and 31, 1999 at !he unique handmade crafts. Handcrafted cabin furniture made from Uncoln Herltap ~ llnaJin 6SJ-402S. native woods as well as lamps, Ironwork, 111e Gue11o Place, 1111 Judderlh Dr., Riverside County Fair and The Southwest Arls Festival is Admission fee Included In the $S dally pass Ruldci50, 2SJ-IS6L . National Date Festival Grounds in stained glass, pottery and unique antique which can be purchased at the Court sponsored by the lndi(} Chamber Creating lffiil8l!S of the Southwest In mixed accessories. Open Monday through House or the Uncoln County Heritage Indio, Calif.. of Commerce and scheduled annu, Saturday. Oosed Sundays. media, acclaimed artist Mlsha Malpica Participating this year as a Trust at either end of rown. Hours: 8:30 opens her Spring Canyon studio 10 the . ally during the Coachella Valley/ am.-5 p.m. 1!Nerf day. Scheduled 10 close poster artist is I ~98 Best of Show public. Her sculptures are on display at the Palm Springs resort area's peak for the winter Nov. L award winner and artist Mario Chamber of Commerce gallery. Hours: II a.m. to S p.m. tourist season. It is the regional Caspedes of North Hollywood, Gallery ' Wednestlay through Sunday. or by appoint marketplace for the largest selec lorene & Larry's mentcall257-1561 or257-020S. California. His "EJ Pueblo de San Felipe" was selected for the poster tion of Southwestern themed fine no Suddel1ll Dr., 11u141oso, m.ms art and quality crafts. Artist for NO'oll!fllber: Denise Com's batik Z68 Main lid. capitan, JS4..Z60S The Tree's House image. The Poster Sponsorship is works are featured. Hours are: Monday. 9- Original art and watercolor painting, provided once again through dona Two fees are required, a $15 S; Tuesda)< through Thursday, 8:30-5; and Southwestern prints, CUstOm design lumi tion by the Cabazon Band of application fee and a $175 space Friday, 8:30-4:30. ture by Larry. Nopl can,an load olf """ 'Riletweell fee which includes cily mile rnarflen 9/10, Nopl. JS4.1106. Mission Indians. Also attending The Laggs are woodworkers who design will be internationally acclaimed permit/license and insurance lia Eagle Ranch Art Gallery McGary Studios & Expres- and create a variety of functional anworks, Santa Fe artist, Arnando Pena Jr. bility. sions in Bronze Gallery Including doors, screens and lamps. Interested artists whose work Submission deadline is Nov.l ll. naa Hwy. S4/10, AJamocOrllo, J.8CM). located in Nogal at Hwy. 37 and Nogal encompasses a Southwestern motif For application or further informa ,431-41999. 200J Sudderllt, IIUldost, 2SJ..J790 Canyon Road. or theme, traditional or contempo tion, contact the Indio Chamber of Featured In November: Eclectic artist Dave McGary's facility features a finishing Debra Smith Wills. Gallery hours: 9 a.m.-6 rary, are asked to submit an appli Commerce, 82-503 Highway Ill, studio and a gallery which showcases a Western Trails Gallery cation and slides or photos of their Indio, CA, 92201. p.m. dally. twcH!ecade retrospective collection of his ·. "Images In Bronze." Gallery hours are· I0 no East Smok&y Bear 8MI., Clpltln Gail's Frame of Mind a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Saturday. JS4.110J. Original western oils, a collection of quality Arts in public places meeting set ll04 Mechelq, lluldaso, JS8.90JL Indian jewelry and artifacts, unique ethno by Denise The Montatio Store The gallery features original art graphic and regional crafts. Featured artist The Museum of the Horse will folk arts projects, technical assis Dom, Gayton Gillem, Rand Harmon, Hwy. J80, l.lncaln, 6SJ-4m. Is Jei Wei Zhou whose oil paintings lal Ruidoso News • November &, 1998 • ac . j ...... ,..,..------~-- ...... _. '· ·-- • " .. '. ' ' c ,,. , man Jlnr'J /,!1 SanJ.'J Suggil VAMONOS STAFF WRITER when he was "trying out" show biz after he got out of the service. Then Graham switched to jazz, performing with groups in Southern California, acting at Monogram Studios and doing his own one-man trav eling shows across the country. But wait - Graham has also served as president of four colleges in three states. He was head of the music department at Barstow College, and was on the music department staffs at· East Stroudsburg University and Pasadena City College. So he's an academician. Right? Well, yes, but ... He's also written three books on higher education. Graham authored the scripts for the two Cole Porter shows he 'II be doing in Ruidoso and Alamogordo, and the scripts for other one-man shows he has performed in 27 states since the early 1990s after his retirement ntertainer, educator, actor, composer - these are from aca~emia. The multiple-personality phe nomenon comes on strongly in one of those Ejust a few of the hats William Graham can wear. scripts in which he plays two different charac ters. When he comes to Ruidoso for the second concert in the So who is the real William Graham? "It depends on what day of the week you Ruidoso Community Concert Series, Graham will don ask me," Graham answered. Cole Porter's cap. Graham's two-act musical drama is set in October 1954, late in Cole Porter's life so "he Graham's one-man musical offers an'intimate portrayal of the would already have written the songs I wanted American musical-comedy composer and lyricist, Cole Porter. The con to do," Graham said. cert is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the First Christian Church, The other reason he chose that particular located at Hull and Gavilan Canyon roads. time in Porter's life was that his mother and 1 Graham takes on the' 1t'll&of Cole Porter with great authenticity, but in wife died within a year of eacli other, giving his own life he has· played many roles: two queers in show biz as an Porter's life trauma Graham could build emo entertainer, musician, actor; 35 years as an educator at all age levels; and tion around. author and composer of musicals, si:ripts, books and articles. "I try to portray on stage how he would In the 1'940s, he organized his own big band group; the Airliners, entertain his friends in his study ... an intimate recorded for Capitol Records and toured with the Alvino Rey Orchestra as a singer and composer. As a backup singer on the Bob Hope Show, he sang "White Christmas" with Bing Crosby. That's only the beginning, See GRAHAM page 5C 4£ • "*'*' lllnn • llove?Phlr &. 1991 ---c~------~ . ~ ...... · ... ' THE ARTS Free notes r Book signing at Aspen Tree now Nov. 21 Author Wall Becker will have a advanced than ours and extrater· Film, earning his master's degree book signing for his debut novel, restrial life as the possible "miss in 1995. Becker's first script is in Link, from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, ing link" in a fiction plot designed development at Davis rourtesy Nov. 21, at the Aspen Tree to present the facts in a reader Entertainment for Twentieth THE SPENCER THEATER will host a free violin symposium with Bookstore. The 26-year-old friendly way. Link offers evidence . violin prodigy Mark O'Connor from I to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. screenwriter will be in Ruidoso as and theories which contradict evo· Century Fox. Becker is also nego· 14. O'Connor will offer improvisation tips for novices and pros. a part of his book signing tour to lotion and supports scientific tiating a TV series deal and is Musicians of all ages and skill levels, as well as non-musicians, promote Link, which has just been anomalies as more than coinci· working on a pilot. He will soon are welcome. Reservations are requested. Call the Spencer released. • dence. direct his first feature film, and is Theater Box Office at 336-4800. The book signing was original Becker was raised in Pasadena, currently working on his next ly scheduled for Nov. 19 but has Calif. and began writing at an early since been moved back to Nov. 21. age. He received a bachelor's of novel, a legal thriller he is co-writ· In Link, Becker examines arts degree in communications ing with former OJ. Simpson GRAHAM ancient civilizations more from UCLA and went on to USC defense attorney Robert Shapiro. Continued from page 4C . • N.Y. TIMESBESTSELLERS conversation, like he's visiting with friends. He often would play a med· ley of his songs for his guests," Graham said. · Graham's wife, Jeanny, is his sound and stage technician and his ears, Fiction pursue a mysterious ld1ler - a plague or a person? - in the he said. She helps him set the stage and build the acoustics. Southwest .• 9. Message In A BoUle, by Nicholas Sparks. After finding a 1. Rainbow Six, by Tom Clancy. John Clark, heading an In addition to this performance for the Ruidoso Community Concert seaborne bottle containing an enigmatic message, a divOrced International task force, lnvGStigales tenorist incidents in Association series, Gs:aham will perform concerts at Sierra Vista Primary, woman finds love. • Swi1ze~and, Germany and Spain • White Mountain Elementary, and White Mountain Intermediate Schools 10. Point Of Origin, by Patricia Cornwell. Dr. Kay Scarpetla 2. Tell Me Your Dreams, by Sidney Sheldon. A series of bru Monday. . ba!Ues an old enemy, a serial killer wflo has escaped and is tal murders that mav Involve three yomg women leads to a resuming her Climes. The school. performances consist of 20 minutes of the Cole Porter bizarre bial and a defense based on slartling medical evi show and then a talk about the history and characteristics of aBroadway dence. • musical - how music helps carry the show, the importance of the lyrics 3.1 Know This Much Is True, by Waif Lamb. Atroubled man Nonfiction and some of the acting problems he's had through his years on the stage. must care lor his schizophrenic Min brother and face the He's looking forward to "having fun in Ruidoso," he said, because he nigh1mares thai have bedMed their family. • 1. The Day Diana Died, by Christopher Andersen. • enjoys playing the smaller venues. 4. No Sale Place, by RichaJd North Patterson. The perils suf. 2. Tuesday8 With Morrie, by Mitch Alborn. • · Graham has performed in larger communities, such as Seattle. fared by a senator running lor president in the year 2000. • 3. The Death Of Outrage, by William J. Bennet. "But they're really too big," he said. "Once you do your show you're 5. The Loop, by Nicholas Evans. A biologist finds herself faQ. • . 4. A Pirate Looks At Fifty, by Jimmy Buffett. ing professional and romantic prolllems wflile IJYjng ll!Jprllleo! 5. The Ten Commandments, by Laura Schlessinger. • on your own." wolves In Montana. • 6. A Walk In The Woods, by Bill Bryson. In the smaller towns, though, oftell there's a reception after the show 6. Memoirs of a Geisha, by Arthur Golden. The life of a 7. Angela's Ashes, by Frank McCourt. • and he enjoys meeting the local people, and visiting the schools and young woman growing up In Kyoto wlio has to reinvent her 8. High Crimes and Misdemeanors, by Ann H. Coulter. working with the kids. self after World War II begins. • 9. Convenallons With God: . Book 1, by Neale Donald · "My objective, really, was to be the least expensive musical theater 7. Summer Sisters, by Judy Blume. Two young women from Wolfsch .• that anybody could find," Grabam said. · verv different backgrounds come of age together on Malha's 10. His Bright Light, by DanieHe Steel. V1nayard.. • 8. The Firat Eagle, by Tony HUiennan. Two Navajo policemen • indicates available at Ruidoso Public Ubrary • Casino Deck Buffet Come enjoy our newest restaurant the Casino Price Range: $$ . Deck Buffet. With excellent food made by Phone: 257·5141, ext. 7858 our experience chefs, and a view that never Address: Inn of the Mountain Gods, ends, you will never have to gamble again on Carrizo Canyon Road, a great place to eat. Mescalero Han: Brmldast: 7 a.m. - 11 a.m. l.unch: 12 p.m.- 3:30 p.m. ' ' Dim: 5 p.m. -9:30p.m. Apache Tee CafeI looking for a meal with some atmosphere, Price Range: $ $ take the short drive to Apache Tee. Serving Phone: 257-5141 up st!!Ciks, seafood. and daily specials created Address: Inn of the Mountain Gods, by chef Brendan Gochenhour and drinks Carrizo Canyon Road, from the full-service bar, the Apache Tee has ~ ... Mescalero the best view and the hiendliest staff around. Hour~: Brealdast: 6:30a.m. -11 a.m. Lunch: 11 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. Dinner: Sun -Thur. 5 p.m.- 9 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 5 p:m. - 10 p.m. The lnnCredible For 30 years, The lnnCredible has been Price Range: $$-$$$ treating diners to specials like Crabby Phone: 336-4312 Monday and Wednesday lobster, not to Address: Highway 48 North mention fresh fish, steaks, chicken, pasta, at Alto Village. ' barbecue and more. In this business you're Hours: The bar opens daily at either great or you're history - lnnCredible 3:30p.m with line dining is both. starting at 5:30p.m. K Bob's Steak House. S1eaks, seafood, prime rib and the best salad ·Price Range: $-$$ . wagon in town await diners at K Bob's, Phone: 378-47 47 Open since 197 9, the steak house SCiveS up Address: West Highway 70, some hearty country breakfasts and daily lunch Ruidoso Downs and dinner specials, as well as cateri~g. for all Hour~: Open seven days a week at 6 a.m . occasions. Y'all come in. ' Cafe Mescalero Fine dining in a casual atmosphere is what Price Range: $$ you'll ~nd at Ca(e Me!Cillero. Serving tradi Phone: 2 57-669 3 tional Mexican food Southwest favorites for Address: One mile south of the Inn of lunch and dinner. the Mountain Gods, Carrizo Canyon Road, Mescalero Hour~: Open 7 days a week Lunch 11 :30 a.m. to 2:30p.m. Dinner 5:30p.m. to 9 p.m. Dan Li Ka Dining Room . Elegant dining with fantastic views of Lake Price Range: $$-$$$ Mescalero provides the atmosphere at Dan Li Phone: 257-5141 Ka. The dining room also offers a Sunday Address: Inn of the Mountain Gods, Carrizo brunch buffet and always has fine cuisine . ' Canyon Road, Mescalero choices for lunch and dinner. And while at Houn: Brmldast: Mon. -Sat. 7-11 a.m. Dan Li Ka d9n' t miss the decadent dessert Sun. Breakfast: 7.9:30 a.m. and pastry menu. Sun. Brunch: 11 a.m.-3p.m. Lunch: Mon. -Sat. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Dinner: 6- 10 p.m. Price range key: entrees priced $7 e~d under = $, entrees $7 to $1 5 .- $$, entrees $1 5 and over = $$$ Cattle Baron Sensational steaks, seafood and a 46-item · Price Range: $$-$$$ . salad bar are featured on ·Cattle Baron's Phone: 257-9355 menu. Fresh trout, catfish, Pacific sniiPper Address: 65 7 Sudderth Dr., Ruidoso and King salmon and speciality dishes like Hours: 11 a.m. to 9:30p.m. Sun. filet mignon with green chili bearnaise sauce Thurs.; 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m._ are also patron pleasers. Fri. and Sat. Farley's Food Fun & Pub Good food, food fun .and good prices is Price Range: $-$$ what Fadey 's is all about. The atmosphet,e is Phone: 2 58-56 76 J light and fun and there are 16 do!"~stic Address: 1200 Mechem Dr., Ruidoso beers on tap. Cooks Pedro Bonilla and Nick Hours: The restaurant opens at lawrence grill one of the best burgers 11 :30 a.m. seven days around and you won't want to miss the a week. wood-fired pizza . ., ' ' Texas Club Grill & Bar Enjoy great charbroiled steaks and seafood, Prlce Range: $-$$ Texas-style chicken fried steak and fresh Phone: 258-3325 Address: 212 Metz Dr., in lnnsbrook ' pasta in a casual Western atmosphere. The • ' menu also features terrific coconut shrimp Village, Ruidoso • 'and fried catfish. Live music on weekends Hours: Lunch 11 :30 a.m-5 p.m1 and cocktails are the perfect complement to Dinner 5-10 p.m.; a Texas Club meal. Closed Monday . \ ,, Top of the Inn Deli & Pizza Parlor Fresh baked pizzas, large deli sandwiches, Price Range: $-$ $ soups, ice cream and bakery goods. Gourmet Phone: 257-5141 coffees and cappucinos are also available to Address: Inn of the Mountain satisfy your caffeine craving. Enjoy good food Gods, Carrizo Canyon Road, with a great view. ' Mescalero Hours: 12 noon-9p.m. Sun.-Thurs. ' 12 noon-11 p.m. Iii. and Sat. ' Michelena's Italian Restaurant ~ ~~ $-$$ 1 Family style dining at one of Ruidoso's favorite Price Range: ... ,.,. 0 restaurants. A variety of Italian dishes such as Phone: 257-5753 ravioli, lasagna, manicotti and, of course, Address: 2703 Sudderth Dr. - Midtown pizza. An excellent selection of'Gne wines and Hburs: Open 11 :00 a.m. :J imported beers. 11-·01& 0 :J La Lorraine 00 La lorraine specializes in French and gourmet Price Range: $$-$$$ dining. Known lor their pepper steak and Phone: 257-2954 creme brulee, they're bound to make your Address: 2523 Sudderth Dr., Ruidoso mouth water. Also featuring veal, lamb and Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p,m. Tues.-Sat., seafood. Customers rave about the presenta 5:30 to 9 p.m Mon.- Thur. 1 tion of the food and the outstanding service at 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Fri. and Sat. La lonaine. Price range key: el)lrets priced $7 and under = $;entrees $7 to $15 $$ 1 entrees $15. and over $$$ •I • mustc. . ~ ! wln Place I Show . - ' ' ! Range Creek Riders play this week- i ertcl at WPS, 2516 Sudderth Dr. • ! 1he QIIRtell · Rocky and the Bullwinkles play through Sunday. Karoke on Mondays and Tuesdays at 2535 Sudderth Dr. · Bentlep Live music Tuesday through Thursday. Bring your Instrument and join the jam at .1133 Mechem. Cree Meadows Country Gull ! Uve music every nlght: piano from 5 • • • ! p.m.-7 p.m., dandng Wednesday I I I I I - "' ! through Saturday, 7 p.m.-II p.m. I I I I ~ ..be Teras Hause ! Uve entertainment Fridays and ~ Saturdays. Open from 7 a.m. to I 0 ; p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays. tills Steven King creates magic on tile guitar l Closed Wednesday. • GaJioplnJ Tortoise Uve music every Sunday beginning at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday blues jams at 7 Guitarist Steven King will visit the Texas Club at 7 p.m. Wed., Nov. 11, p.m., featuring the music talents of ' Geneva and Reggie, Cynthia Foster, to host a free acoustic guitar workShop and mini concert. King, a finger- · Virgil Stephens, Greg Young, stylist who plays jazz on an acoustic steel string, is a resident of Washington ·; Michael Beyer, Suede Mills, Scott ! Jenson, Sam Dunnahoo and Michael state and. accomplished improviser, composer, orchestrator, arranger and ! Pybum. : accompanist. !. .'• performances He is the winner of the National Fingerpicking Championship at the Walnut Valley Festivaf in ' Winfield, Kansas and bas recently released his sixth CD, Journey To Love. · ! Glen C;unpbell i Glen Campbell has two perfor King, who bas been featured in several national magazine articles, coined Taylor Guitars' top ! mances scheduled for 3 p.m. and 8 flight clinicians in 1996. His workshops cover ! p.m. Saturday at the Spencer material for beginning, intermediate and ! Theater. 'Tickets available for 3 p.m. advanced players with an emphasis on ! performance (8 p.m., waiting list). the basics of jazz improvisation. In i Call 336-4800 for ticket availability addition to his numerous recordings, ! and Information King bas also produced two instruc tional guitar books and videos. ' Mark O'CIInnar King, who was born in New York and Violin prodigy Mark O~Co!inor per~ grew up in Las Angeles, began guitar forms at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14. lessons at age 13. His natural musical ability, O'Connor dalms fans from nearly a commercial arts major in college, additional every musical genre - classical, country, jazz, bl~ and Celtic. coursework at Dick Grove School of Music and occa 'Tickets st111 available: $12, $20 and sional private lessons have combined to make. King a $25. Call 336-4800 for more infor true master of his art. In addition to his solo concerts, mation. Taylor Guitars clinics, and performances with his dance band (which includes his wife and musical partner, Ptdect Crime Connie), King produces and A mystery thriller titled "Perfect perfof\IIS at Muriel Anderson's Crime" is the second production of "All S"r Guitar Night" concerts the new theater season for Roswell nationwide, as well as the annual Community Uttle Theatre. Evening Chet Atkins Appreciation Society's performances are scheduled for Festival in Nashville. 8:15p.m. on Nov. 13 and 14, and i the following week on Nov. 22 and . King is most known for ! 23. Reservations may be made by his trademark simultane ! phoning 622-1982. Two Sunday ous execution of walking i matinees are scheduled for 2 p.m. bass lines, melody i Nov. I5 and 22, and no reservations chords and rhythms. i are required. The theater Is located Having been praised in ! at 12th and Virginia in Roswell. various magazines ! Admission Is $7 for adults, $3.50 for including Guitar -·-· l full-time students . • Player, Mr. •' Guitar and ' Fingersty Je .' what's brewing Guitar, King '• is sore to '1 ~ 1lle lluldDso lloatlay.tB lio StJ-, show guitar ' 2S7-3676 . players of Open Monday through Thursday 7 all abilities to 5, Friday 7 to 9 and Saturday 8 to something 9. Agood assortment of fresh roast new. ed coffees and all the baSic espresso drinks plus bagels and pastries. ' IC • I 'Uu .... • 1111 '•1. 1111 ' GOING...... OUT Mariachi conference to draw Movie documents history and beauty of Niagara Falls "Niagara: Miracles, Myths and was written by Academy Awar rnlfliiiiiWS • IIOVIIIIIIr &. 1998 • 9C 'I I e onsummate • 'JJ,.w (j.,.t_, . LINCOLN HERITAO£ an TRUST HISTORIAN n his life, he had many occupations, many Jobs. At 1878 and began raising both children and livestock in the Dodge City area. As tirl)e passed, Bill also becalne the operator of two one time or another, he was a scout, farmer, law offi saloons in Dodge and, in short, .became qu~te the prosperous, I respettable citizen. In 1884 Bill Became city marshal and ,was presented with a cer, buffalo hunter, state senator, and strangely, . a badge made of two $20 gold pieces by the .grateful citizenry. The Hollywood movie director. badge, like the marshal, was unique, " ·' On October 16th of. that same year, Marshal Tilghman's mettle He was Bill Tilghman. Bat Masterson, speaking near the turn of was tested by a large group of rowdy, drunken, heavily armed cow the century about the lawmen on the frontier, said:of him: "He was boys. About I 0 p.m., after rep.eated complaints, Marshal Tilghman the best of us." High praise indeed, when you consider that some of approached the cowboys, all of whom were mounted, near the toll the lawmen with whom Bat Masterson was associated during his bridge that crossed the Arkansas River. When the cowboys spotted own career as a frontier law officer included men such as Charlie the marshal approaching, they immediately pulled their pistols and Bassett, Mike Meagher and, of course, Wyatt Earp. opened· fire on him. .-,. .'. · William Matthew Tilghman Jr. was born near Fort Dodge, Many of the old time lawmen have been described as having Iowa, in 1854. When he was 2, his family moved to. a farm near ·~nerves of steel"· and in Tilghman's case, it seems to have been Atchison, Kansas. At the age of 16, in 1870, he took up the an accurate description. Despite the fact that he wa~ being fired Bat Masterson, occupation of buffalo hunter, and for the next six years or sq. upon by a fairly large group (eyewitnesses said that there he made a name for himself among that rough-and-tumble were a dozen or more of the miscreants), Tilghman stood his fraternity as a man with whom it was a good idea not to tri ground alone and in the dark, and proceeded to empty his speaking near the fle. In other words, by the time he was in his early 20s, he revolver at them. After emptying his weapon, th~ marshal was a seasoned frontiersman. / calmly holstered his pistol and began firing his Tilghman's first gunfight of record occurred on Winchester at them. The marshal's calm demeanor was June 25, 1874, in the not lost on the cowboys, drunk as they turn of the century Indian Territory. On were. It was common . that day, Tilghman, in . ' . knowledge on the fron the company of sev tier that, while it wa.~ eral of his fellow buf always wise to stay about the lawmen falo hunters, was camped away from men who near the hamlet of Petrie. were handy, which is to One of the hunters, a fellow say accurate ;~nd speedy, on the frontier, said named Pal Congers, rode into town with weapons, it was the man for a few drinks. Later in the day, who had the ability to Silly calm Tilghman and the others received word while bullets were whistling all around that Congers had been killed in a gunfight him who was the man. to beware of. of him: 'He was with a local desperado known as Blue Accuracy and speed are great, but it is the Throat. It was near dark when Tilghman, in man who remains calm and deliberate the company of another buffalo hunter who. will kill you. Correctly assessing the best of us.' known as "Hurricane Bill Martin" rode Tilghman as being one of those men, ihe into town to retrieve the body for a decent cowboys sent a couple of parting shots burial. whistling his way, then, galloped out of When Tilghman and his companion town. stepped through the batwing doors of the saloon, they discovered that not A birthday party only was Conger's body still stretched It was on Bill Tilghman's 34th out next to the bar, but also Blue Throat birthday (July 4, 1888}, that he killed and his companions ·had not. yet departed. As his first man. might be expected under such circumstances, a gunfight broke out. In the year 1888, three small Kansas towns were vying for the Luckily for all concerned, one of the first shots fired struck the position of county seat of Wichita County, Kansas. There was a lamp, plunging the place into nea(-lotal darkness. Before anyone great deal of hostility between these towns: Leoti, Coronado and could get another lamp lit, Tilghman and Hurricane Bill managed to Farmer City. (Gee, does this sound familiar? Apparently it did not steal away from the place with the body of their friend who was, in occur to the citizens to subdi~ide the county to accommodate their fact, given a decent burial. egos as it has, er, elsewhere.). One of the citizens of Farmer City, a saloon owner with a repu Tile lawman tation for pugnacity named Ed Prather, decided to ride over to Leoti . After his stint as a buffalo hunter, Tilghman scouted for the army to celebrate the national holiday, For Ed, as with many other fron until 1877, when he was .appointed deputy sheriff of Ford County, tier residents, the idea of celebrating involved copious amounts of Kansas, the county seat of which was Dodge City. Bill married in liquor and a certain promiscuity where firearms are concerned. 10C • lllllllos8 Kiwi • Nmwllllr &. 1998 • ...... PAST ;,~ ...... TENSE· ...... ' • , (Note:Jhave an uncle back east Steve Burke captured Cattle wh,o has cautioned me nilll!Y. time~ AQnie, but Little Britches was over about such behayior. "Drew," determi®d to shoot it out with . he 5ays, "never mix gunpowder Tilghman. Ttlghinan shot her horse with alcQhol ·- il tastes TERRI· out frm!t under her and then pro BLB.'' yC$, my Uncle Harold is ceeded give her a good spank- . . .fu wise in !he WliYS of guns n' booze. mg.. , . But I digtess ... ) A y(!ar later,, qn.September 6, Now,tabefair,l feelpbliged to. 1895, Bill1ilghman was one of the · point out the fact that it was Bill's lawmen involved in the capture of birthday, and by the time the local Little Bill Raidler. After a wild gug citizens approached him with the battle in which Raidler was idea of disarming the drunk an~ by wounded, Tilghman seems to have now extremely dangerous Prather, taken a likiQg to the little outlaw. Tilghman himself had been doing a bit of drinking in way of celebr& Tilghman not only nursed Raidler tion. So, when he stepped into the back to health, but was later instru· saloon that Prather occupied, both mental in helping the · outlaw men were at least somewhat under obtain a pardon. It seems that the influence. Raidler was, in fact, completely Wel.l, as you might expect, both reformed. Shortly after his pardon men began arguing almost imme he married and disappeared into diately. As their voices rose, the world of the law-abiding citi Prather's hand fell to his hip and zenry.. rested on · his gunbutt. .(\!armed, Tile senator and the director ·Tilghman jerked his own pistol For the next decade, Tilghman . : .• and commanded Prather to·remove '· his hand from his weapon: When busied himself running down the Prather did not comply, Tilghman remaining old-time outlaws in shot him in the chest, the bullet Oklahoma and, .in 1910, he was • exiting out of his back. Prather did elected to the 51a\e senate. By this npt ·go down, but stood there, time Bill's first wife had died. He und01.1btedly' im. shock, with his had remarried and' was in the hand still resting on his pistol grip. process of raising a whole second Again, Tilghman commanded family. In 1911 he resigned his , Prather to move his hand away political seat so that he could be · '.'ifrQm his weapon. This time, when Oklahl!ma City's chief of police. . Prather did not do as he was com In 1915 Bill became, of all . ll)anded, Tilghman shot him in the things, a movie director. His film, - head, ending both the ~iscussion "The Passing of the Oklahoma and Prather's life simultaneously. Outlaws" was quite successful. • OklahOma Tile end In 1889 Tilghman and his fam · Seemingly unable to leave his ily reloCated to Oklahoma - Bill life-long calling as a peace officer, was attracted to the Oklahoma land the year 1924 found the 70-year rush. Hiring himself out ·to ·the old Tilghman serving as marshal yoJJ·can spend quality •town of Ingalls as a special "law o( Cromwell,' Oklahoma. On man" - hired gun is actually more November 1 he ~ested a drunken accurate - Tilghman and a contin prohibition officer named Wiley family time every gent of Ingalls citizens rode over to Lynn. After disarming Lynn, the Cimarron with the intention of old lawll)an began leading the mis stealing the county records. Yup, creant off to jail. Thirty years ear Wedn·esday and Friday! more jealousy over who got to be lier, what happened next would county seat - it appears that the have been unlhiQkable. Y,.nn had .. current hubbub in Lincoln County another weapon of wliich the old i!l not without historical precedent lawman was unaware. Suddenly At any rate, when the day was producing a small automatic, Lynn • done, Tilghman had a sprained proceeded to empty it at the law 3 mont s ...... $14.00 ankle, which made him one of the lucky ones. Several other men man, who crumpled to the ground. 6 months ...... '...... $20·.00 'from both sides were hit, one fatal Bill Tilghman had been a law 1 year •...... •...... $34.00 ly. Of all the violent encounters man in some of the toughest towns Subscription rates out of Lincoln & Otero Counties (mail}: that Bill Tilghman had during his on the frontier. Despite the fact 3 months ...... $21.00 career as a lawman, this is proba that he had been a politician and even a movie director, he had ulti 6 months ...... $27.00 bly the most difficult to explain, at 1 year ...... : ... $43.00 least as far as legalities are con mately returned to the law enforce cerned. ment field and died in the line of Five years later, Bill was duty. involved in the capture of Cattle And maybe that was the way he Annie and Little Britches, two would have wanted it. teen-age girls who were the Victorian era's answer to mcxlern Sources: "Encyclopedia of CaD Gina at (505) 257-4001 Ruidoso News day "groupies." The girls had set Western Gunfighters" by Bill out to be outlaws, quickly associat O'Nell; "Great Gunfighters of the or send check or money order to: P.O. Box 128 • Ruidoso, NM 88355 ing themselves with Bill Doolin's Kansas Cowtowns" by Miller and "Oklahombres." 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A startled Pecos style, unflinching honesty and unyielding con niece, Nicole Stern, who said it would take a RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRfH.R brought the audience from tears to laughter as fidence that his way was the right way. room one hundred times the size of the audito he said, "I guess he's telling us now to cut this ,Johnson described Chino as a man un~ rium to accommodate all of the people whose The spirit of Wendell Chino was just as short." afraid of confrontation in his fight to advance lives Chino touched. busy Monday in death as his body was in life, The humor seemed appropriate, because the interPsts of his tribe, yet a person capable He led the tribe for decades, because tribal friend Regis Pecos said during his eulogy about Chino, who pushed the Mescalero into the 20th of great diplomacy. members wanted him to be their leader, she the man who led the Mescalero Apache tribe Century and tried to prepare them for the 21st "He was determined to let no one get in the said. for 40 years. Century, was known for his sense of humor, way, not lhe federal or the state government, " Referring to him as her grandpa, a tearful The gusty wind and drizzling rain outside even in the most tense situations. Johnson said. "He knew how to deal with var Stern said Chino loved the children of the tribe the tribal auditorium where about 1,000 peo Pecos was one of many dignitaries present, ious political systems and never said things be and saw in them the future. ple assembled to honor Chino were signs that including New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson, hind your hack. If you didn't know where "I remember how he always told me he his spirit is on its joLLrney to rejoin those of U.S. Sen. Pete Domenici, former Secretary of Wendell Chino stood on an issue, it was your loved me every time he saw me and that he other great leaders of the Apache Nation, said the Interior Manuel Lujan Jr., state Senate fault because you didn't ask." was proud of the goals I was pursuing, even if Pecos, who is with the state Office of Indian President Pro Tern Manuel Aragon and newly Chino, 74, died Nov. 4 in Santa Monica, Affairs. elected U.S. Rep. 'Ibm Udall, D-Dist. III. They Calif., after suffering two heart attacks. At that moment, the wind blew open one of came to reflect on Chino, his strong leadership A moving Pulogy came from Chino's grand See FUNERAL, page 2A ' e are survivors' Tribal president, council discuss future BY TE-.RRANCE VESTAL "That's not true," Ortega said. R V If>< JSO N I~ WS l.DI TOR "If you are doing your job and working hard, you have nothing to President A. Paul Ortega, the worry about it. If you are goofing around- those days are gone." new leader of the Mescalero Apache Tribe, said Mescalero faces Ortega did say that he expect "difficult decisions" in the future ed due loyalty to the current ad and stressed to community mem ministration and those that did not bers to "work hard and do the jobs show loyalty "may be excused." you've been asked to do." Ortega said that in order for the Mescalero Apache Tribe to con Ortega and tribal council mem tinue people of Mescalero would bers addressed Mescalero resi have to work together. dents at a meeting on Friday to an Council member Oliver Enjady nounce funeral arrangements for reiterated that message of coopera former President Wendell Chino tion and input. and discuss the state of the ''We need your ideas, we need Mescalero Apache nation. your prayers," Enjady said. ''We Ortega, who was sworn in on are survivors. A lot of great men Thursday, tried to dispel rumors Ooanne Stalllnp/Ru.do.o ~ that he would "fire everyone that The funeral procession of former Mescalero Apache Tribe President Wendell Chino makes rtS way to Mescalero Cemetery Monday. lne Wendell hired." StT TRIBE. page !.A Mescalero Community Center wherP the ceremony vvas held was packed by more than I .000 people and lasted about three hour.;. --~--~ ------ ---~- ~------~---- Some pennit fees to be refunded Rennick calls for recount BY ToNI K. LAxsoN there were no fmancial risk to the ap "They voted unanimouslv to turn plicant, Donaldson said. this dow~ and I wish I knP\~· ttw rea HY DIAN,'\;~ ST ALUNGS may be a cost assoc1ated with hav R l '/[)( J\() .>.:!It'\ \I AH ltRTTf Ji. ing the district court judge preside. "But that i~ just not going to hap son for that," Sterchi said. R!/IXJ\IJ '/ \l' \/AI~ U'Rrn.R ------It has to be done in front of district pen," he added, saying the applica StPrchi asked Cleatu~ i-{ichards, Four types of Ruidoso building ap For thP first time in her 10 judge within 10 days after he files." plications fees will be returned to the tions could not be frivolous bt'cause of director of thP village planning rle years s Lmcoln County clerk, Members of the precinct board applicants if the end result is a denial prerequisite investments. partnwnt. if he thought Uw numbPr of 3 Martha Proctor will be recounting will perform the recount, she said. of those applications, village leaders Anyone filing for the above listed frivolous applications would tncn•asP. said Tuesday. building applications would already "l think only time v.:dl tell. .. votes m a local race. "I'm not a bit worried. I have a C:harlPs Rennick, Democratic good elections staff." Proctor said. "I "This is something we talked have spent more on surveying and Richards responded. "And If It does, candidatP who lost his hid for the guess 27 votes are worth checking." about at last (fiscal> year's budget othN related costs for the proposed we will he hack he fore this cou nci I." meeting to maybe be a little more con building projects, he said. Only one rPsident spoke dur-ing fl District Two county commission Before the final count in front sumer friendly," Mayor Robert In comparison, "the fpe for the ap public hPanng before the counnl's votP. sPat by :21 votes, said Thesday he of the commission last Friday, the Donaldson said he-fore discussion on plications to the village is pretty Tim Collins, a local survPyor, said lw will ask for a recount of the results two men were separated by 25 the issue. minor," Donaldson said. opposed rPturning the fpes hPcause of of the Nov. ;3 general election. votes, but afi:er opemng seven more Rf'nnick ]o:--;t hv 551 votes to incum- absentee ballots received under Despite a recommendation from Donaldson added that the number the number of "hare-brained ideas'' of applications denied by the village brought into his office. Though most of be-nt Repu hhcan L. Ray Nunley's special circumstances, Nunley the Ruidoso Planning and Zoning GI R vott•s. pic ked up three morP votes and Commission against the measure, the typically was very small. those did not havp the additional work HP has six days from the day Rennick grabbed one. Ruidoso Vi!Tage Council at Thesday "I will be really amazf'd if our done on them, such as surVf~ys, a fpw t hP vote~ \VPrP officially approved Rennick won pre-cinct seven hy night's council session unanimously planning department refunds any occasionally slippPd through and W!'rf' voted in favor of returning application thing," he said, adding that the plan rPady to submit to t lw Planning and h.v tlw county commission. making 27 votes with 1H3 to 156 for Nunlev. fees for denied site development ning department works diligently Zoning Commission. ( 'ollins said. Thur~dav the deadline- to filP Ht• won precinct nirw by six vote~. Proctor< officf' is close-d today for 15fi to Nunlev's 150. He and plans, variance requests, minor plat with applic . nts to find solutions to "A lot of th!'lll sonwhow gl't VPte-ran':-; I lay_ · Nunley tied 102 even in early vot- or replat fees and for street vacations, problems. despite a widely held per around th1s," he said of the othPr plan conditional easements or license fe("s. ception to the opposite. ning rPquirPm<•nts. "( 'hav called mf' and I looked ing, but NunlPy won in the abscn up th• n:quirements," Proctor said. tE'e votes by 5R counted the night of The four areas werP decided upon Councilor Bob Sterchi, who first Donaldson respondt>d hv saving~ "I "} It• mu:--;t pay a $50 dPposit, plus the election ! 167 for Nun lev to I 09 by a council suhcommitt('f', Donaldson expressPd disappointment that no don't want to pass lnws for pPop!P who $10 f(w Pach machine rPCounted I for Rennickl and in thosf. added said. members of the Ruidoso Planning and are unintelligent. I want to pasC' laws havP no id<•a how manv hP'll want Friday. The Ruidoso Planning and Zoning Zoning Commission were there to for JWopiP who an• intPlhg!'lll" to ch<'ck. If thP outcom~ of the race Ht·Rring Rhout Rennick's rP Commission recommended against rc speak on the issue, said he had con The council WEATHER RHS football team Veterans Day In Clouds n1ove 1 n Educlt Ion .. -- ~ m MoviC'i . . . . . 2F\ continues march to the eyes of a later in the ( Jass1ficds .. ·. 7R OpllliOil ' ' .... ' .4A ( :r()<> ... word ~ . <; H S:rorts . ~ ~ hA ward 'destiny' n1erchant n1artne week I k.Hh' 1.·\ !Zc.d cq,ue 71\ ll()lllC .1nd l.undv 4A Wh.It ·, h.lp(Kll mg . . 21\ PAGE 6A PAGE IB I rttcr' 4A Wc.Hhn 2A PAGE 2A • ZA WEDNE..,lJA), Nov. 11, ll)l)H LOCAL NEWS ~------,_ FUNERAL: Officials said Chino will be remembered as an Indian advocate WEDNESDAY High ... 54 RUIDOSO'S Low -.- 17 Continued from page lA something extraordinary. The unannounced and tell the sec out agreements between question now iB will you keep retary he would wait until all of Indian nations and state and THREE-DAY thOse studies took me away it. There is much more to do, the other appointments were federal government, Pecos Sunny from Mescalero," said Stern, not only here, but in leading over. said. WEATHER who is the first Mescalero to be Indian movements as he has." "But when I walked out the ''He said it should be our Under Chino's hand, the fli'St time, he'd come right in," come a physi sacred trust to diminish the OUTLOOK cian. Mescalero built a luxwy resort, Lt.Qan said. conflicts so we do not polarize Chino at took over operation of a ski re Pecos said Chino created a sort, started a metal fabrica vision for his people, as well as Indian and non-Indian people,'' tended her Pecos said. "He was a gift to all High ... 45 tion business and forest prod economic opportunity and an THURSDAY FRIDAY gradUation and of us." Low ... 29 encouraged her uct operation, saw the opening emphasis on strengthening the to continue her of a hospital, a counseling cen family and community. Instead of ealling him an ter, a Head Start pro- But it wasn't just Indian activist. Chino more ap • studies, Wendel Chino "'What he gram and the begin what he did for his propriately should he called an ning of a kinder "In creating own people that mat Indian advocate, he said. ~4~~· lived for was the garten through 12th opportunity tered, Pecos said, his Chino's eon, Mark, said his betterment of his people," she grade school district. voice breaking. said. ''He worked hard never for his people, .father can never be replaced, In preparing the Chino's courage only succeeded. A nephew by for himself, but for all of us. He he created it lived for you and now you must eulogy, Domenici to stand up against marriage, Dr. Larry Stern re live for him."' said he couldn't get for the rest." federal officials led to called the leader's concern for WEATHER .AlMANAC the song :"My Way," breakthroughs for all improving the health of the Standing at the podium to Rqlsl'ecos, usually associated . Indian people ~- is tribe. Ruidoso Readings Hlgb Low Predp. the left of the casket, which with the late Frank state Office of Indian .·sues such as the right Jo~riday 54 29 .00'" was flanked by a wall covered Sinatra, out of his ~airs to public housing, re Guitar and singing tributes Saturd&y 55 39 .00'" with flower arrangements, mind. ligiau& freedom and to Chino were perfurmed by Sunday 62 34 .00'" Senator Domenici, choked with "If ever a title fit sovereignty or equal Vmcent Kaydahzinne and his Monday 48 32 .05" emotion, called Chino the the way a man lived, opportunity for quali brother, Freddie Kaydahzinne, greatest Native .Anlerican it was 'My Way.' for Wendell ty education. director of tribal housing, and Regional-Wednesday Hlgb lnw l'orft:tul leader of the century. Chino,'' the sene.tor said. ''He ''In creating opportunity for Tribal Judge Harrison Albuquerque 26 55 Thunderstorms Turning to Chino's succes took them on, little or big." his people, he created it for the 'Ibelonney. El Paso, TX 34 56 Sunny sor, A Paul Ortega, and mem Manuel Lujan recalled that rest," Pecos said. Chino's bcxly was taken to a Lubbock, TX 30 61 Thunderstorms bers of the tribal council. Midland, TX 32 63 Thunderstorms when Chino came to But just as he was willing burial site at the Mescalero Domenic:i said, "You must un Washington, D.C. to visit, he to be confrontational, he also cemetery on a hill overlooking derstand he has left you with was a great force in working Nov./Dec. phases of the moon would arrive at Ll\ian's office the tnbal administration center. (] TRIBE: Ortega said he plans on building on Wendell Chirro's 'foundation' Nov. 10 Nov. 18 Nov. Z6 Dec:. 3 Continued from page lA "His dad built a founda for job performance. the tribe to continue. tion, a foundation to be built ''There are some people "Tell the young people on," Ortega said. "We're going who have worked at the same they are .needed for the fu STARI>ATE have fallen '30 we could be to need your help. We're going job for 14 years and never got ture,'' Shosh said. "'Help the The moon t.akes aim at Regulus. the brightest star here. A lot of great men have to need you to work and do the a raise and then someone else, younger people by sharing in Leo, the lion, early this morning. Regulua Btands lost their lives so that we below the moon. job that you've been asked to who just gets hired, and then some of your experience." could be here. Let's remember do." that." gets a raise," Ortega pointed Councilor Frederick Chino Ortega said that on Not only will the tribe out. said he had worked with the Thursday he had met with build a jail and school as pro "And stealing, right in Conner president for six years Mark Chino, the former pres posed by Chino during his last front of Indians, that's got to and "learned a lot from him.'" ident's son, to discuss the fu inaugural address, Ortega stopl" Ortega said. · ''Mr. Tamara M. 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"The concern is that we have to every site, every facility, in prepara-· tiona of aix new elementary classrooms; four a result of the Capitan Schools bond still owed lbr work on the middle he proactive as " school district to let tion 1br all the things the\ -dents new daasrooma and 8Q11le storage areas at the iasue to upgrade and expand the facil school is $1.879 par $1,000 of taxabi,. tbe community know what the will need as we expand our popula. middle school; at the high echool, two new cla.s& ity, said sU.pedntendent Diana value (Which is 1/3 of assessed value), money's -going to be used for, and to tion," Billingsley said. rooms, one tech--prep ltlb, one ac:iem:e lab. a long or $28.19 on a $45,000 home. answer the questions "" honestly as The prqjected shopping list lbr ~ learning classroom, a computer lab, a Billingaley tbis week.- l8b and storage; a new, smaller admin The Capitan School Board voted In 1999 the rate will go up to we can." $5,750,000 bond issue is: buUding by the Ag bui1dinc with park~ Nov. 5 to put a $5,750,000 bond ques $4.129 per $1,000 taxable value, or The community has been very ....,;:,"t"!':J%,new~~..!:..,'": Ins 11;-oCthe...... ,.admiD- tion up lbr voter approval on Feb. 2 , $61.94 on the same home. Then in supportive about pasaing the paviqandc:oncretetoallowforaidewalkefd)da btJ.ilding into an elementary library the date of the school board election, 2002, when the old debt will have $240,000 a year capite! outlay items new bus lane on Yard Boaol and musie classroom; expanaion onto the been paid otf, taxes would be $5.73 for "big-dollar maintenance, equip- •$2fi,ooo J>la»Jin>Und equlpmoot to kitchen and cafeteria by 60 percent; expansion Billinl!81eY said. <•• of the 6eld house pnd the addition of a girl's Taxes would be raised over a two J>sr $1,000 taxable value, or $35.94 for ment for classrooms, small building ;;"::;;~~,:::::.. "":., "":;::; locker room; at Cummins Gym, added restroom year period, and the (JrBt tax rate in a $45,000 home. prqjects, such as roofs, and furniture, ·-die oocliool facilitiea, seating,. dressing rooms, c.oneeeaion crease, provided the bond issue pass Billinl!81eY added that taxes prob- desks, oompliters." she ssid •$10o,ooo fur paW>gYard Boaol stand and eoachea' office. es, will be seen in 19911 property ably wUJ not go up as high as those es- She said a task force will meet •$141,000 for new fumiahinp. chain, "It's au ambitious project," taxes, abe said. timates because population has been Friday-to strategize how to advertise d~=OO for e. 6-year Iarp-maintenance Billinpley said. ,ur just hope that we "That tax rate .will stay the same increasing every year, thus, more peo- the site plan and make sure every~ prqJect to lnclude roora. replacing hea~ fG'S· can get it done by the fall of 2000." Management systems to be given test r------~--~--~-----,~-~------~ County audit review Friday County-wide mock ~ergency Wendell Chino law, Frank and Bernadine of Lincoln County Commissioners will hear the good and Mesc:alero; sistsr and brother exercise scheduled Saturday the bad news of a receri.t audit during an ''exit interview" Last rites · for Wendell in-law, Phoebe and George . set for 9 a.m.. Friday at the commission office in Carrizozo. Chino, 74, president of the Kli,nekole Sr. of Mesc:alero;· and Laat year, three commissioners who attended the con Mescalero Apache tribe, includ grandchildren, Levi, Nattie, CARRIZOZO - A mock "Simply put, people practicing ed visitetion s~ morning Robin and Jesse. disaster exercise involving. their .roles and getting better ference had their hands slapped for violating the req~ rnents of the Open Meetings Act, acting on the advice of the at the La Grone Funsral The family has requested emergency services trom at them. The exercise is a auditor and a former county manager. ~ Chapel in Rui~ a pra.yer memorlale to the Wendell across Lincoln County is learning experience fur the in But District Attorney Soot Key ooncluded the c:ommis service Sunday afternoon at the Chino Scholarship Fund at Rui scheduled lbr Saturday. dividuale parlicipating. sionsrs, L. Ray Nunley, Rex Wllson and Bill· Schwettmann, · Mescalero Community Center; doso State Bank, P.O. Drawer The exercise will help ofti "Second, there is an equal; didn't de.b.'berately violate the provisions of the act. They re~ and funeral servic:es Monday B, Ruidoso, NM, 88355. morning the community cen- ciale evalu..te the operational · if not more important, result of lied on inoorrect information and failed to ask the county ter at . . capability of emergenqy man exercising-improving the attorney to check ahead Qf time. agement systems ~ ,fih inter With a new county manager in place, 'Ibm Stewart, . Burial followed in the Jewel H. Painter ' emergency management syS~ active manner owJ a period of tern in Linc:oln County." they aren't taking any chances this time. By advertising Mescalero v. e.· Center m Santa Mmw:a, ~ · She as born Man:h 16 ..It involves the testing of a in Carrizozo, Capitan, White He was bam on Christmas . w . , major portion of the basic ele Oaks, Fort Stanton and Nogal, Day, Dec. 25, 1923, in Mea- 1925, m S~elb1na, ·Mo. She ments existing within emer emergency medical services in Property tax bills slightly late calero to Lizzie and Sam Chino, moved to ~-10 yea,rs ago gency operations plans and or Carrizozo and Ruidoso, the both of -whom preceded him in . from Gnu>:d Prwne; Tex"'!, !"'d ganizations in a stress envi Carrizozo Airport, Carrizozo Residents of Lincoln Coun general election. Most of the, death. He married Rita M. was a ~ film ~an. Emergency Management, New "-'· Oct 2 1971 · Allar movmg to Rwdoso, she ronment," she said. 'This type ty should know th• good or bad 26,822 bills arrived within a ...-u- on · ,. • ~ ttended th First ~~~ of exercise includes the mobi~ Mexico State Forestry, Carri news about -their. property day or two after tbe election. Mescalero a e - '-'"l.. n.l:iwan lization of personnel and re~ zozo police, the sherifrs office, taxes by now. Howell asked if the bills He ..;.., a member of the Church and was involved in sources and the actual re~ the New Mexico State Police, Bills were late being could be broken down to show Mescaieio Reformed Church. Santa Cops. sponse of emergency people, the county manpger, Ruidoso, mailed because of a new bar how much tax is paid to differ· He is survived by his. Wife Sh TO: THE JICARILLA APACHE TRIBE The Mescalero Tribal Council and EXECUTIVE OFFICES The People of the Mescalero Apache Tribe P.O. Box 507, Dulce, NM 87528 ' . To the Mescalero Apache People: We, the Jicarilla Apache Tribe, express our deepest sympa thy and condolences on the passing of the Honorable President Wendell Chino. Mr. Chino was not only President of the Mescalero Apache Tribe, but a leader and champion for all Native American tribes. His steadfast position on tribal issues never com promised the sovereignty of tribes and his words held strong the sentiment and power of one of the great men of our times - for that we are greatly indebted. His courage always represented the best of the true Apache Warrior Spirit. . We have all lost a prominent and respected leader. Our heartfelt thoughts go out to his wife, Rita, family, friends, and the Mescalero People. Respectfully, FROM: Jicarilla Apache Acting President Rodger Vicenti .Jicarilla Apache Acting Vice President Ronald Julian Jicarilla Apache Tribal Council ' People of the Jicarilla Apache Tribe . . -·------~------..1 r RUIDOSO NEWS ' CALL US Phonec 505-257-4001 4A WEoNI!SDAv, Nov. 11, 1998 PINION News Hotlinec 505-257-1122 RUIDOSO NEWS PuBUSHED EVERY WEONI!SDAY AND fRIDAY AT 104 PARKAVENUJ;,Jl_umoso, NEW 1\fExlco Tamara Montes, PubiUhW Terrance Vestal, Editor Keith Gdkn, Edhorial Adviser CopyriiiJ·n 1998 OUR OPINION The 11th day of the 11th month •Nearly every year in the bloody 20th Century proper ly could be called the ''Year of the Vetera.J).." --...... •s= - •. Early in the century, patriotic parades in our nation ---·-- brought out the aged and bearded men who marched with Ulyseee S. Grant (yee, and Robert E. Lee) in the American . - -~ -=-=-- Civil War. Interspersed among them were the brash -.,._ .. ~--. . hnreemen and infantrymen who followed 'Thddy Roosevelt - " --... and were veterane of the jingoistic Spanish-American ...... NeW War. · NA'SA DiSCOVE~ FbWeR Then came 1914 and the carnage-soaked trenches of YOUR OPINION France, year after interminable year, and the American Expeditionary Force led by Blackjack Pershing, and final a.D.other issue... Cross-over chil (the Loop). We have about 100 That was my point that (was) ly on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in Drawing a driving Hne dren all are welcome. Just students in seventh grade and obviously missed. 1918 (80 years ago today) imperial Germany surrendsred To the editor: don't cross the center stripe or abQUt 1,000 students in our Sherry Prrehett· to the allies and World War I-the "war to end all wars" In response to Katy 1186 the invisible crosswalks. building_ .. Most... are either im-. Ruidoso ; ... The only damage on my migrants or children of recent - came to an end. Bowen's '"Side-swiped in Brady Canyon" and . Kent Martin's vehicle is to the right front immigrants..• from ... Mexico, Devastating story It waan't the end, of course. ''No joking mB.tter" regardipg panel, caused by a bull elk that Bulgaria, Korea, Nigeria, India, 'lb the editor: Because of seething anger at the defeated Kaiser over drivers in the southwest: was born and raised in Lincoln· Bosnia, Guatemala, the Philip . Re: '"1\vo counts face former First... all newcomers and County. · pines and many other places. I policeman." the years of trench warfare as much as anything else, the . visitors tha,t eJiioy apd enhance M. A Patterson was born in Guatemala. When I armistice in France planted the seeds of that greater Eu Thank you for a very well Ruidoso are · always welcome. Ruidoso was 3 years old we moved to written story. ropean war that flared into a world conflagration barely 'Illose that come with criticism Chicago. .. I agreed to sell a mobile two decades later. Millions of Americana died in that war, anc1 the naed to change every Learning about N.M. . Jose lipez home to Luis Torres.· He moved thousands m.ore in. Korea, and then the seething, painful th:ine around them are not. Budlong Elementary, in on.April13... and the sale con decade of Vietnam would follow. Something ablrut -the To the editor: Room403 tract was closed May 12... ·southwest has attracted ... In my """""tit grads so 2701 W. Foster Ave. During the time since then I It has been a century of American veterane, this last them ...be it Ruidoso, Taos, cial studies class in Chicago, Chicago, Ill. 60625 have found lAlis 'lbrres to be en century of the Second Millennium; veterans who served Santa Fe or Anywhere, New we are studying United States tirely and completely reliable, around the world and many of whom died under strange Mexico. So, I suggR REFERENCE two remaining jury-rigged arks Azamor, Morocco, but not if he not eat if they did not try. Next weelc The long walk. of the ill~starred Narvaez expe- was a Black or an Arab. He is Finally they agreed and Elsewhere; In 1526, when dition made referred to with fondness iD. Do were conducted to a hut where final landfall. rantes's writings, and :seems to Narvaez's 300 men had been re U. S. SENATOR GoVERNOR a man lay groaning on the floor. ·duceu to 14, Martin Luther first PETE v. DoMENICI (R) GARY JOHNSON (R) FOOLS A:"''ID The other have been an extremely intelli They gathered around hlm, re State Capitol NEWCOMERS three boats, in celebrated maas in the German 328 Hart Senate Bldg. gent man. Perhaps because he cited prayers and made the sign language. Washington, DC 20510-3101 Santa Fe, N.M. 87503 cluding the om! had already learneti Spanish as of the cros,J. Amazingly, the man (202) 224-6621 800-432-4406 carrying Nar~ a second language, he was the arose and announced that he Wi-ite to Morrow Hall at STATE SENATOR U. S. SENATOR vaez; .had dis first to master the tongues of was cured~ Later, the scene P.O. Box 631, Estancia, NM JEFF lJJNGAMAN (D) PETE CAMPOS (D), DIBT. 8 appeared and the Indians the group encoun would be repeated many times, 87016-0631, or 3-mo.il: 703 Hart Senate Bldg. 901 Douglas were never tered and quickly became aod the healing powers of the [email protected]. Washington, DC 20510-3102 L.. Vegas, NM 87701 seen again. spokesman for his colleagues. Spaniards, which probably ex (202) 224-5521 425-0508 Command of He was the onl.v slave in the isted only as a result of the faith U. 8. REPRESENTATIVE STATE REPRESENTATIVE the remnant of company when they landed, but of their oaptors, would become LETIERS POUCY JOE 8xEEN (R), DIBT. 2: DuB Wn&..Luni (B.), DlsT. 08 the group fell soon all the rest were enslaved the key which released them 2302 Rayburn House Bldg. HC66-Box 10 to Alvar Nuiiez as well. from their bondage. Washington, DC 20515 .Glencoe~ NM 88324 Cabeza de It was a tattered band' of The Ruidoso News encour (202) 225-2365 378-4181 ~BROW Vaca,Narvaez's But that was to happen qges letters to the editor, espe emaciated men that abandoned later. For the prasent, the Indi ~11D wu!IINIS"T deputy, cially about local topics and is wlw . the waterlogged boats. They Elected offldals welcome questions and comments. canied the im ans decided to split the sues. had no food or ·water, and their Each letter must be signed pressive title of Spaniards. Cabeza ds Vaca and hel;lvy armor had long since tJie survivor~;~ from his boat and must include the writer's Treasurer and High Shetilf of daytime telephOne number and VILLAGE OF RIDDOSO La Florida. been deposited in the oce&l1 to were taken into slavery-by-one gain a bit more buoyancy. They group of Indians, and the others address. The phone number Cabeza de Vaca means "cow had used much of clothing and street or mailing address MAroa RoBERT DoNALDSO!)I head," and was Nu:tiez's moth tlt<;!r were told to find other masters. will not be printed; however, Box 2958 er's name, attached to his fa to fashion crude sails fur the Life continued to he hard for the author's hometown will be Ruidoso, NM 88355 boats. Eighty men landed, the men. They attached them included. The telephone num ther's Sl1mame as was common somewhere on the coast of 258-4046 - 257-2443 at the time. One of biB ancestors selves a,s _slaves to one group of ber will be used to verify au~ Louisiana ott 'lexas, in Novem~ COUNCO..OR CoUNcn.oa had· found Indians after another, walking thorship. No letter will be a mountain pass and April printed without the writer's LEON EGGLESTON ber, 1628. By the following with them to find the places RoN ANDERSON marked it with a cow's skull. He only 14 were still_alive. name. Box 1655 Box2600 then led Spaniards to the paSs, where edible roots or insects or Letter& should be 300 words Ruidoso, NM 88355 . Ruidoso, NM 88366 which allowed them to win a 'Ille castaways were totally berries or fish could be found, or leas in length, be of public in 258-9298 257-9460 • 257-5121 victory over the Moors.. He was dependent upon the natives of moving on again when the fuod terest and must avoid name~ COUNCU..OB COUNCILOR given the name as a memento of the region, nomadic hunter- ran out. Sometimes they es calling and libelous language. FBANJ< CUMMINS LINDA FLAcK the successful action. gatherers who existed on the caped from a particularly op The Ruidoso "News reserves the Box892 P. 0. Box 845 Also in the group of sur edge of starvation most of the pressive tribe; sometimes they right to edit letters. so long as time themselves. When they were told to leave. They trav viewpoints are not altered. Ruidoso, NM 88355 Roidoso, NM 88355 vivors were captairis Alonso Shorter letters are p.-eferred 257-7861 257-5900 • 257-9240 Castillo de Maldonado and An found food, they ate; when they ·eled from one meager existeru:e didn't they kept looking. to another. and generally receive greater CoUNcn.oR COUNCILOR· dres Dorantes de Carranca, ·and readership. BILL CHANCE BPB STERCHI Dorantes's . slave, Esteban. It was here that the After five years, Castilld, Letter.s may be hand~deliv Box 4478 · Box4305 ~ fourwerethe only ones to Spaniards were first asked to Dorantea and Esteban were re ered to the News office at 104 mailed Ruidoso, NM 88355 Ruidoso~ NM 88355 survive ami return to Spanish heal the sick - a skill their united with Cabeza de Vaca Park Avenue or to P.O. 257-7592 • 336-4550 25.,-4418 cfvilization, and their story is hosts assured them they must when the roaming bands they aox 128, Ruidoso, NM 88365, the Only source of in(ormation have because they ~ differ were with met. Then they attention of the editon · about what happened to the ex ent. Tl)ey Were reluctant to do The News resei,"Ves the began to plan how they would right to rqject any letter. pedition. so, fearing that it would be a . escape and return to civiliza· \ • ' I ------~~~~~"":"":7:-...-:-:--:-:-:-:-:-:-:--:-:-:-~·~-·-~·~-- ' ~ ~ ..• ' ' ' . . - . ' ' ...... ' ...... -,. . ·- ...... ·- ...... e• LOCAL NEWS WEUNESOAY, Nov.}], 1998 5A Area highway construction projects. continue with blasting, paving - . BY ToM K. LAxsON! $7.6 millino highway construc Clower said road c- ews are mistic that w~ are going to If the section between the was reluctant to guess when it RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WJfllER tion job has been drilling holes ready to pave the new east lane have pavement on this prqject Convention Center and White would be fmished. for the explosive. charges into Qf' the roa!l fnnn the Ruidoso (before a winter break)." M.ountain is paved, the new RuidoSQ Mayor Robert Blasting for road construc evening hours to expedite the Convention Center to White Though Clower said the Jane wiD be uSed onl,y by north- Donaldson, at a weekly meet tion work IS expecteighborhood of 10 to imum of ~0 working days to re traffic. The final layer is usual· finished, Clower said. He esti- Meadow Valley to tap into the While snow or freezing 15 minutes," Clower said. view the mix. · 1v put down the eotirs length of mated that about half -of the expertise of area residents temperatures won"t prevent Clower said road cr8ws the prOject rather than in seg curb and gutter foi- the east when drafting the traffic con crews· from blasting, heavy Pawing on south Mechem would not be able. to pave until ments, he said. lane has been completed, but trol plan. rain will stop the work since it after Monday's >ml>w has dried / would keep the explosives li"om Drive off the ground, ·anyway. working properl,y, Clower asid. After more than six months ·Sanchez said weather has The explosion Is to taka of constructino work, a road held up the prqject consider- place in the early afternoon. may soon appear on the east ably in the past few weeks. · Tha blast this Week is to s,jde of a portion of Mechem 'We're still where we were It's never too late to pursue your dreams, test how weD the explosives Drive, project officials said re two months ago," he-said. How or to help your children, or to get a job! will aheer awa;y the rock face centl,y. ever, "we are cautiously opti- thet wiD. border the new road way, Clower said. Earn your "And that clean fracture is COMMUNICATION SPECIALTIES going to be the actual road cut," he said .1505)2574860 GED Diploma! Later, the r.emaining hill Bllialn-• Telephone Syatema TO between the existing road and Install • Repair • Maintenance GED Classes are beginning early September the rock face wiD be removed in New & Used Systems a series of explosions,· he said. 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