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NO. 62 IN OUR 36TH YEAR RUIDOSO. LINCOLN OOUNTY, NEW MEXICO 88345 . MONDAY, DECEMBER 7,1981 RUIDOSO CONSTRUCTION UP 31 PERCENT OVER 1980 • ~November's building exceeds million . 3.5 . , . Monthly valuation of new construction In construction. Through November of 1980, Apaclie HlUs, SFD, $24,480. dwelling «SFD), $34,740. ::::-:::--~blte:-MilII!1~"1!; SFD, $71,160. Palmer Gateway, commercial, $53,180. Ruidoso went over the $3.5 mll1lon mark the total stood at $16,787,960, meaning that. Holiday Acres, SFD, $24,000. Palmer Gateway, commercial, $8,000. Cherokee, SFD, $36,240. Town and Country Estates, commercial, for the flrsUime In November, with three construction activity Is up by ap- Airport West, single family addition, Alto Lakes, SFD, $40,000. . Forest Heights, SFD, $28,840. $123,800. large condomlniwn projects accounting proximately 31 percent this year over last. $11,520. Deer Park Woods I, SFD, $31,860. White Mountain V, SFD, $32,960.. for most of the total. Palmer Gateway, commercial addition, In November of 1980, permits wer~ ~~ Mountain Unit IV, 25-unlts con- AIrport West, commercial, $24,000. White Mountain lV, SFD, $50,800. $57,240. . The actual total of $3,506,720, based on a dO:~~M:~'~:i~'IV, Towh and Country North.I, SFD, $26,880. Forest Heights, SFD, $30,080. Juniper Hills, SFD, $24,000. valuation of $20,per square foot, broke the Issued'on $1,184,100 worth of col)Struction.. 16'unit con- White Mountain I!I, SFD, $49,060. . Deer Park Woods n, SFD, $63,060. Enchanted Forest, SFD, $31,720. previous record (September of tilts year) The following building permits, Ilsted by dominiums, $458,920. .. Sierra Blanca, SFD, $46,000. Paradise Canyon,SFD, $18,720. McCarty, single family addition, $11,800. by $1 mll1lon, subdivision or locatlon, type of structure Carrizo Lodge, 31l-unlt condominiums, Golf Course Estates, SFD, $49,360. Las Lomas, single family addition, White Mountain lV, SFD, $33,700. So far tilts year, building permits have and valuation of construction, were Issued $359,720. . Woodland Ridge, SFD, $28,120. $3,506. Forest Heights, SFD, $37,800. been Issued for $21,999,205 worth of new last month. Eldorado Helllhts, sinltle family Apache Hills, SFD, $28,120. Sun Valley, SFD, $7,660. White Mountain lV, SFD, $53,880. Village .Twelve Ruidoso galleries staged , trustees open house to promote fine art Promolers of the first art gailery open "It was a beginning for us. It got people Smith said. She also added that the group -- house arehopil)g the idea will be a growing will probably Dot wait a whole year for in who had never been in before," said "",I~- I ,,"J.. " anot~r open house. "We'd Uke to have ('!'tt ,ttrt""*,,,f .", ... ' ,"'.';",. to me t one. Thursday and Friday evenings 12 art Sonya Smith, one of the organizers. e galleries participated in an open house. All of the participating galleries iden· right away." ....\ -. . ,It Final hearings on two plannlng and designed to promote Interest In fine art tified themselves as part of the open house Although some galleries experienced :1 available in Ruidoso. with red and green balloons hanging more traffic thaD others, most agreed the zoning regulations are Included In the outside. Most of the galleries also served open house was a start.on promoting art In agenda for the regular meeting of the wine and cheese or other forms of refresh the area. Ruidoso trustees, 7:30 p.m., Tuesday at ments to visitors as they toured the Participating galleries Included: Jim the VllIsge Administrative Center. gallery. Pless Gallery, Fenton Gallery, Armadillo Studio and Gallery, IDternatlonal The first regulation, Ordinance 81-24, The idea for the event stemmed from regular open houses that take place In Galleries, Artisan Shop and Gallery, The requireS approval of rezoning petitions by Woodshed Gallery, The Blue Gem Galle..,-. the trustees and amends the zoning ap SCottsdale, Arizona. In SCottsdale, the tour Is conducted on a regular basis, In TwentY-Twenty. Gallell', Smith Umlted peals process. The second, Ordinance 81 Gallery, McLean's Gallery, Crucis Art 25, restricts replattlng of previously which local residents dress up, visit the subdivided or platted land. galleries and then go out to dinner, Bronze Gallery and Gallerla de Watkins. LOOKOUT ESTATES fire as seeD from.mldtown Ruidoso last Thursday aftero"OD. other items on the agenda are: "We'd like to work with restaurants to "This idea will grow. We will deflnltely - Additional informallon on the offer to be open next time we have an open house. n continue it," Smith said. purchase Ruidoso Natural Gas Co. - A request from LIncoln County to lease village land for a county branch ASPEN TREE Fire damages. office building. I, 2340 Sudderth - Report on bids for a hot mix plant aDd Study'slated a street striping machine. - Presentallon of revised schematics for the police building. condominiums - Introduction of the resolution for the March municipal election. . School board Cause of Thursday's fire at Lookout especially clothes. No one was Injured In - Schedule of 1962 holidays. onproposed Esu.",s Condominiums, which resulled In the fire, and a small dog owned by Belinda meets Tuesday an ·estimated $120,000 in damage, Is Fisher was rescued by flremeD. :•••:;1":":':":':::,.::::::::::::::::::::::::5:::::k:::::':.:'::::':R:::·:':e::::::'P:·:::·:O::::':·r:·::t:::::::':·:·:·:::::':·:':i~. believed to have been flreplace ashes left The Magcobar unit was badly burned. on the reardeck of one of the units. An adjoining unit, owned by Charles Ruidoso's Board of Education will meet "As near as we could figure out, a lady Martin of Roswell, was partially burned. .~:: Tuesday night at 7:30 in the Nob Hill Cleaned out a fireplace and left the ashes The third unit from the end received slight Elementary School Cafeteria. mesa airport out on the back deck." Fire Marshal smoke damage,· according to insurance Agenda items include: Derald Waltrip said this morning. representative Rich Seeley. w:~~~~~ a~lat~~a resort~::: - Proposal on grounds maintenance The blaze began In an end unit owned by "Itcould have been a lot worse if we had 1:1 fr.om Neil Wilcox concerning lawn care. The question of Whether agricultural will focus on the coexistence question at Magcohar Mud Company of Odessa, had that wind," said Waltrip. "We were . overcast. All lifts are open but :!.!:i.: - Approval of supplement to bus driver experimeDts and a proposed regional the recommendation of SBAC and the Texas. The condo was being used by two out there till 9 or 10 p.m. Then I got called :::. none of the expert trails on the operator's contract. airport can exist together on Fort Stanton Federal Aviation AdmlnIstration. Odessa couples, Paul and Belinda Fisher hack out at 12: 30 a.m., to put out some :::: upper mountain are open. ;:;: - Approval of ski program for the 1981 Mesa will be examined In a new federal New Mexico state University conducts and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nethery. The more of it - insulation that had fallen.on Conditions are rated as fair. 62 school year. study, the Sierra Blanca Airport Com agricultural experiments on Fort StaDtoD group bad arrived Wednesday. the floor had caught fire." - Approval of ltirlng D'Aun Berrv mission rSBAC) learned Thursday. mesa under a land lease arrangement with According to Nethery, the foursome had The Forest Service fire fighters asslsled Fugate as a substitute bus driver. the Bureau of Land Management (lJLM). gone to Sierra Blanca Ski Area for the day. the Ruidoso Fire Department In hattling Eagle Creek - Only the - Superintendent's report concerning a Fred Heckman, SBAC chairman, told Heckman noted that if the study in As they returned to town, he said, they saw the blaze. "The Forest Service bunch was beginning arOO Is open. Skiing portable school building; announcing lhe commission that the National dicates that coexistence of tbe two land the smoke and returned to find the condo a lot of help on that one," Waltrip said. He conditions there are Ilsted as administrative office business hours Academy of Sciences study Is part of an uses is feasible, SBAC can then again they had beeD staying in was on fire. and fireman Danny Garcia crediled the very good. during the Christmas vacation and review appropriations bill that awaits President apply to the United States Department of Nethery said that his group lost many foresters with preventing a spread of the of procedures when weather or road Reagan's signature. He said that contracts the Interior (a parent agency of the BLM) personal belongings in the blaze, fire beyond the two units. conditions are questionable. have been prepared for the study, which for land for the airoort.
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NO. 62 IN OUR 36TH YEAR RUIDOSO, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO 88345 MONDAY, OECEMBER 7, 1981 RUIDOSO CONSTRUCTION UP 31 PERCENT OVER 1980 . November's building exceeds 3.5 million
Monthly valuation of new construction In construction. Through November of 1980, Apache HIlls, SFD, $24,480. dwelling (SFDl, $34,740. WhIte Mountain n, SFD, $71,180. Palmer Gateway, commercial, $53,180. Ruidoso went over the $3.5 mlllion mark the total stood at $16,787,960, meanlng that Holiday Acres, SFD, $24,000. Palmer Gateway, commercial, $8,000. Cherokee, SFD, $38,240. Town and Country Estates, commercial, for the first time In November, with three construction activity is up by ap Airport West, single famJly addition Alto Lakes, SFD,$40,OOO. Forest Heights, SFD, $26,940. $123,800. large condominium projects accounting proximately 31 percent this year over last. $11,520. ' Deer Park Woods I, SFD, $31,860. WhIte Mountaln V, SFD, $32,960. Palmer Gateway, commercial addillon, for most of the total. WhIte MOlmtaln Unit IV, 2l>-units con Airport West, commercial, $24,000. WhIte Mountain IV, SFD, $56,800. $57,240, The actual total of $3,506,720, based on a In November of 1988, permits were dominiums, $1,520,000. Towh and COuntry North I, SFD, $26,880. ' Forest Heights, SFD, $30,880. . Juniper Hills, SFD, $24,000. valuation of $20,per square foot, broke the issued on $1,194,100 worth of construction. White Mountain IV, 16-unlt con WhIte Mountain lIl, SFD, $49,060. Deer Park Woods n, SFD, $63,060. ' Enchanted Forest, SFD, $31,720. previous record (September of this year) The following bulldlpg permits, listed by dominiums, $458,920. Sierra Blanca, SFD. $46,000. Paradise Canyon, SFD, $18,720. McCarty, single famlly addition, $11,800. by $1 mlllion. Carrizo Lodge, 3ll-unJt condominiums Golf COurse Estates, SFD, $49,360. Las Lomas, single famlly addition, WhIte Mountain IV, SFD, $33,.700. subdivision or location, type of structure Forest Heights, SFD, $37,600. So far this year, bulldlng permits have and valuation of construction, were iBsued $359,720. ' Woodland Ridge, SFD, $26,120. $3,500. been iBsued for $21,999,265 worth of new last month. Eldorado HelRhts, slnRle family Apache Hills, SFD, $28,120. Sun Vlilley, SFD, $7,680, WhIte Mountain IV, SFD, $53,880.
.' .... ' Village Twelve Ruidoso galleries staged open house to promote fine art , trustees "It was a beginning for us. It got people Smith said. She aiso added that the group Promoters of the first art gallery open will probably not wait a whole year for - house are hoping the idea will be a growing hi who had never been in before," said one. Thursday and Friday evenings 12 art Sonya Smith, one of the organizers. another open house. "We'd like to have to meet All of the participating galleries Iden right away." galleries partIcipated in an open house. Although some galleries experiepced deslgued to promote inlerest In fine art tified themselves as part of the open house Final hea,lngs on two plannlnll and with red and green balloons hanging more traffic than others, moot agreed the available In Ruldoso. open house was a start on promoting art in zoning regulations are included In the ;:;:::::;:::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::;: .::~: .;:;:::::::;:;. :::;::::::::::;:::::::::::;:::::::::::::;:;::~ outside. Most of the galleries also served agenda for the regular meeting of the wine and cheese or other fonDS of refresh the area.. Ruldoso trustees, 7:30 p.m., Tuesday at ments to visitors as they toured the Participating galleries included: Jim the Village Administrative Center. ·il! Wednesday :[l\ gallery. Pless Gallery, Fenton Gallery, Annadillo The idea for the event stemmed from Studio and Gallery, International The first regulation, Ordinance 81-24, regular open houses that take place In Ualleries, Artisan Shop and Gallery, The requires approval of rezoning petitions by Woodshed Gallery. The Blue Gem Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona. In Scottsdale, the Twenty.Twenty Gallery. Smith LImIted the trustees and amends the zoning ap c:.~~:~,,~ tour Is conducted on a regular basis, in Gallery, McLean's Gallery, Crucls Art peals process. The second, Ordinance 81 I I which local residents dress up, visit the 25, restrlcls replattlng of previously :'\: sponsored by the Chwnber of "'; galleries and then go out to dinner. Bronze Gallery and Galleria de Watkins. subdivided or platted land. >.~ COrnUll"r<'C 50 the pubUr can "This Idea will grow. We wlU definitely LOOKOUT ESTATES fire ns seen from midtown Ruidoso last Thursday aRem.,.,D. "We'd Ilke to work with restaurants to Other items on the agenda are: meet Cbamb~r officers and be open next time we have an open bouse," continue It," Smith said. - Additional information on the offer to directors, "III be from 9·10:30 purchase RuIdoso Natural Gas CO. a.m., at: -A request from Lincoln County to lease village land for a county branch ASPEN TREE Fire damages office building. 2340 Sudderth .... - Report on bids for a hot mix plant and Study slated a slreel striping machine. .::./.;:::;:::;::.:::. ;:;::~::::::; ::.;:;.: ;:;:;:;:::: ~~;~ - Presentation of revised schematics for the police building. ' - Introduction of the resolution for the condominiums March municipal election. School board especially clothes. No one was injured In - Schedule of 1982 holidays. on proposed Cause of Thursday's fh·. at Lookout 8sl&",s Condominiums, which resulled In the fire, and a small dog owned by aellnda an ,estimated $120,000 In damage, is FishH was rescued by firemen. meets Tuesday believed to have been fireplace ashes left The Magcobar unit was badly burned. An adjoining unit, owned by Charles Ruldoso's Board of Education will meet on the reardeck of one of the units. Tuesday night at 7:30 in the Nob Hill "As near as we could figure out, a lady Martin of Roswell, was partially burned. Ski Report The third unit from the end received slight Elementary School Cafeteria. mesa airport cleaned out a fireplace and left the ashes Agenda items include: out on the back deck." Fire Marshal smoke damage, according to insurance Sierra Blanca - The - Proposal on grounds maintenance Derald Waltrip said this morning. representative Rich Seeley. will focus on the coexistence question at "Itcould have been a lot worse if we had weather at the resort is from Nell Wilcox concerning lawn care. The question of whether agricultural The blaze began In an end unit owned by - Approval of supplement to bus driver experiments and a 'proposed regional the recommendation of SBAC and the Magcobar Mud COmpany of Odessa, had that wind," said Waltrip. "We were overcast. All lifts are open but none of the espert traUs on the operator's contract. airport can exist togetber on Fort Stanton Federal Aviation Adminlalration. Texas. The condo Willi being used by two out there till 0 or 10 p.m. Then I got called New Mexico State University conducts back out at 12:30 a.m., to put out some upper mountain are open. - Approval of ski program for the 1981· Mesa will be examined in a new federal Odessa couples, Paul and Belinda Fisher 82 school year. study, the Sierra Blanca Airport Com agricultural experiments on Fort Stanton and Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Nethery. The more of It - Insulallo!> that had fallen on COnditions are rated as fair. mesa under a land lease arrangement with the floor had caught fire." - Approval of .hiring D'Aun BerrY mission (SBACI learned Thursday. group had arrived Wednesday. Fugate as a substitute bus driver. the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). According to Nethery, the foursome had The Forest Service fire fighters assisted Fred Heckman, SBAC chairman, told Heckman noted that if the study in the Ruldoso Fire Department In battling Eagle Creek - Only the - Superintendent's report concerning a gone to Sierra Blanca Ski Area for the day. beginning aroo is open. Skiing portable school building; announcing the commission that the National dicates that coexistence of the two land As they returned totown, he said, they saw the blaze. "The Forest Service bunch was Academy 01 Selences study Is part of an uses is feasible, SBAC can then again a lot of help on that one," Waltrip said. He conditions there are llsted as administrative office business hours the smoke and returned to find the condo very good. during the Christmas vacation and review appropriations bill that awails President apply to the United states Department of they had been staying in was on fire. and fireman Danny Garcia credited the Reagan'ssigltllture. 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""'" -~~. ~ ",..-...... ,. -c.~ .•._ ... ,""- :'. -",. • II:S. ~lu'tchoPR he-r RrrI..aIJ daR. FJ..onn-fe. as ""ATF-:R IS D~EC 1 F~D ~hrough an upper floor _t..ndo~ and through the r~ as ~e C'ondoJT.IIn.J~ t.hat. ~rs. F':Isber ..nd f1ren::>en _ork ~o brlng t:be blaze under eont:rol. Ftre ~arsba.l Dereld 'Walu-lp noted. ntH. A R,uldoNO flreJ:rlan reNe-ued the t.hat. Insulat:Jon burning be~_eeD I:be roof ..nd ceiling o. t:be C:-o e-nd uncia. made it. rnlt.ed to penooonal b4<"loufiitlngN. np("p...... ry to tear part of the roof a_ay 1:0 get. ..t. the fire. _-~---~- ... ..-- .. ------_.~ - - ~ ~ -..., -~ .. - _.----- .._--.-. -~ ~--_ -.--.:-.---_ --- - ...... -- - '*-- Page 2 - Ruidoso [N.M.] N~\V8 'Mouday, December 1, 1981 .... :.>:-:-: .-... :.:-:',,:.:,;.: .>:, ...>..:-'.:-;.;.;,:-:.:.;.;.»>;.;.>;.:.;. :.:-:-: Court Report Village Jeweler loss CHILOREN!S ROBATION pegged at $100,539 OFFICE REPORT NOVEMBER 1981 The value of merchandise stolen in the diamond pendants; two dozen l4-karat. Juveniles referred: 20 November 29 burglary of Village Jeweler gold earrings; $1,800; three dlXlen sterling, Offenses referred: 21 has been set at more than $100,000. sllver and gold filled money cUps, $420; . Delinquent acts: 8 The store at 390 Sudderth Drive was two dozen rolled gold plate chains, $560; . CHIN acts: 12 broken into through a roof of the building six rolled gold plate bracelets, $900; 18' and its burglar alarm system was Speidel identification bracelets; $191; 20. Referred by: dismantled. Speidel watch band, $259; Ihree dozen 14 Ruidoso Police Department 3 Frank Pope, owner of the business, karat gold birthatone rings; $1.438: Ihree. Other Police Departments I originally estimated that $40,000 10 $50,000 ladies' 14·karat gold cubic zirconia Lincoln County Sheriff 3 in jewelry had been taken. Ruidoso Pollee rings, $1,000; one pair cubic zirconia Schools: 13 are continuing an investigation of the earrings, $145; 132 brass castings, $800. theft. Appearing before Mag.strate Jim The following items are missing: Total vaiue $100,539. Wheeler recently, on charges listed and Eight dozen watches Croton, action taken. were: Universal and Citizen. $18.860: 6314-karat Chris Sanchez, Ruidoso Downs, driving gold chains, l&-inch to 30-inch, $14,000; 10 while intoxicated. Sentenced to 364 days sets l4-karat solid gold diamond earrings; Glencoe man counly jail, to serve two days, with 3C2 five dozen l4-karat gold wedding sets, days probation. Fined $200 olus court $15,000; 24 sets diamond rings, $14,000; costs. four dozen small 14·karat gold diamond arrested in Ramon J, Sanchez, Ruidoso Downs, and gem rings, $18,000; 14-karat gold driving whlle intoxicated, Sentenced to 364 days county jail, to serve two days, Fined shooting case $1,000. $800, deferred, plus costs. RC&D meets Ruidoso Police arrested a Glencoe man Brenda K. Spurlock, Riidoso, i.s:mance of Sunday night in connection with a shooting wurthless "heck. Ordered to pay check incident at a local bar. plus a st'rvlet" charge. plus costs. Six here Tuesday Julian J. Mirahal of Glencoe was month!) probatIOn. arrested and charged with aggravsted Hobert Lavanchy, Alto. issuance of The South Central Mountain Resource MAKING THE "RF.sClJE" are Ruidoso Emergeory Medleal Ute s(·hoo!. Pictured from left are Jim Wheelef, Larry hattery after police received a report of a worthless checks. Pay check plus service Conservation and Development Area will shooting at Chris' Lounge at 10:42 p.m, Servke mt"mbt"ni at ~ob Hill f:lemt"ntaf)' S<'hool Thursday. JohnstOQ! on the stokt"S] and RIck GustafsoD, "The "victim" dliirge, plu!) cost.<,;. SIX months probatlon. meet Tuesday at 1 p.m., in the Ruidoso Students "'eft" t:'DtRrtalned with a mO('k ft"S('Ut" off tht" top of Is dlrt:'(·tor Matt JakU!lz. Robert Cllffin of Ruidoso was treated for a JutUi J I,arkm III, El Paso, Texas, Public Library. minor gunshot wound to the leg and pussesslOn of drug paraphernalia. Sen Agenda items include an executive released, according to a Ruidoso Honoclo tl'nced to two days in ('ounty jail. =:.Q no commiltee and committee reports, the Valley Hospital spokesman. Evansto Ayala, Albuquerque, reckless coordinator's report, progress report on Police reports note that Mirabal was Social Security driVing and no driver's license. Fined $12.:), projects and consideration of new apprehended at the entrance to Ruidoso Danny Let' Valvs, Fort Worth, Texas, propoaals. Downs Race Track after the incident. fa.lure to tag deer. ~'orielled $160 bond. information Just'ph 1" r f1bt'rg, H.uldoso, breaking , ,., - ' ' , .. , ', .. and t'ntenng and crumnal damage to prupt,'rty Bound over to DIStrict Court. If you change your name, through Cpralt'd I.. ('lark. Jal, fallure to tag marnage. for example. it 13 very im dl'er FlCled $100, $85 suspended. plus portant that tlus change be reported to (·(Jsl:-. Police activities yuur loeal Social Seeunty office prornpUy !{ubt'rt ~ HtxJlan, HUldoso, IX':-iSeSSlOn, After !)ubnutttnK ~roof of Identity. you Will. dt'lj\'t'r~, lllar1Ufadurt' or delivery to a In about foW' week5, reeeIve a duplicate lIunur of druK paraphenalla prohlblted November 25 - Doris Schaeper, 114 Kirkman Drive, reported theft of Senco air card ThlS Socwl Security card Will show FInL'·d $1:> plus cost... Meander Drive, reported thefl of an eight nailgun, $350; 32 feel aluminwn extension your new name. but the same nw-nher ('tlt'ryl Sandl'rs, Carlsbad, lS.Suance of piece setting William Rogers rose pattern ladder, $250; bolt cUllers, $30: 15 J: 150 Heporl,mg H name ehange LS especially w()rthle~s check. I!nportant If you have a job or If you are silverware; opal ring set in gold, size 7; snow tirea on rims, $200; six pe...on tenl, I'"y check plus service charge, plus pinky ring with one large and five small $499.95; two 100 fool extension corda, '100; !)et·kIng work, but, It ('an (:1150 aVOId co:o;ts. fLnl'd $.10 SIX rlwnths probation nt'~less deLay when not worklIl~ Ear diHmonds, size 5; dark brown leather hand screwdriver, $30; leather work belt !vlrs D L Austin, Amarillo, Texas, jacket, sIZe iO. Total value $1.450. and pouch, $45. Criminal damage of $700 rung!) nH~ht not be properly ("redlted to Is:-;uanct,' of worthless check. Pay check your Soctal Security n'cord when the also reported. pJu ...... ,('rVlet' (·harKe. plus costs Six months November 25 - Rick Volquardson, November 30 - E. N. Saylor, 406 Mc ('mplo)'t>r reports a new namt', but SOCial prubatIon Village of Ruidoso, reported criminal Bride drive, reported theft of 14 carat St.'cunt)' AdmlIllstratiOn [('cords stIll show SU:-',lfl W {·hnsty. HUldoso. lS!iUanc't" of damage to village racUo repeater, Damage yellow gold ring with amethysl and tht, priOr name An UWOfm' tax refund, .... IJrthh·:-" ... dlt'('k ... l'a\ dH'ck plus !)t"r\-'J('t" utiwrwuw due you, nl1~ht bt· delayed If the $25().$3oo diamond; 14 caral yellow gold ring with l har~l' plu.'i I'O!il... Sor. month'i probatIOn namt' on the report dot's not correspond November 27 - Clifton Holcomb four pearls and four one-elghth carat reported brealun at Innsbrook Lodge, WIth that shown tin tht' Sonal Secunty diamonds. Total value $1,100. rt'('or(j nothmg reported taken. November 30 - Ken Beasley reported A namt' rhaOKl:' may bt, ttl a rww nanll' In Few Vietnam November 28 - Richard Harris, 107 theft at Sierra Blanca Motors of Charter tht, ('a!it' of marrWKt' or il rf'tum to a Butler Drive. reported theft of live hor' Arm.s .38 Special handgun with two inch rTl. (m the whole, veterans were less likely to be In pflson than non-veterans, Cordova saId. and that was true for pre- as well as p:J.'it-Vletnam-era veterans more than 25 y£'ars old He stressed that the study was set up to generate national, ratller than IIY Indl.... lf1ual state. statistlcs The Dreamer lJA:-INlf: STORM Thf' :"iovember 1979 study noted that at that tlme 39,500 Vletnam-era veterans werr ser.... lIlg sentences in state prisons but ~orge Is Home George Fredlo only 13,000 of Ihem had actually seen duty Recovering Chee... The Folks In Southeast ASia -- a smaller proportion I dropped by George's home in Ruidoso AI Care Ceoter than In the general populatlon. "This is Downs, December three, and found him in After having begun playing the violin al surpnsmg SU1ce it had been assumed that great spirits, evidently delighted to be at the age of ten, and haVing brought great thiS group would have felt mosl acutely the home again with his wife, Ruth, and alao happiness to countless people over a dJfftculltes of transition to civilian life." with his feelings lifted by having played career as musician and teacher spanning the study added. the violin to greatly appreciative listeners. almoat alxty-elght years, George Fredin George was telling me that early In his was coasting a while at his home In Cordova said that the random national career his lessons were costing him quite a Ruidoso Downs. bit. So he thought of being a teacher whlle sample of prisoners in state correctional Then on October seven, when he was out .' mstitutions was ordered by a presidential he was being taught. al Alto Lake looking over the water to see dJrertive in 1918. Such state statistics "So r put out my shingle saying: how he might do at a little fishing, he , weren't collected prior to that. 'Teacher of Violin. beginners 8 slipped and fell breaking his leg. For quite ., specialty. H' , On the federal prison side, he added, the a while he lay helpless until finally a ". Justice Department's Bureau of Prisons I think he said around a dozen young sharp-eyed modern Good Samaritan came .;l :/0.: estimated in 1914 that, at that time, only 11 people applied, the oldest twelve and the by. /i"L percent of the federal-prison population youngest six. They did so well that George George ended up In the Ruidoso Hondo t.:' was made up of Vietnam-era veterans. put on a recital. The house was filled and Valley Hospital where he stayed with a And they represented only one-third of all George's career as teacher and violinist cast on his leg until October fifteen. Then of the veterans confined in federal prison was begun. he transferred to the Ruidoso Care Center. facilities. He has had a strmg ensemble of his own Just around Thanksgiving 1 receIved a Referring to the debunking qoallty of the and has played solo and In other or· call from Fritz Burgeas, an assistant nurse recent study of state-prison populations, chestras through the years. at the center, asking If I could lend my "(, " Cordova said, "I'm also dismayed at the After leaving Chicago he came to Clovis violin to a violinist so he could play for the attention given to unfounded suicide, where he was a leacher of Hawaiian gultar folks at the center. He told me that the divorce and unemployment statistics and violin for many years. violinist waJ George Fredin. about our Vietnam veterans. None are One of his pupils was Walterine Hughes supported by credible studies." of Ruidoso, age fifteen at the time. The Violin Made The VA regional offlee director noted TheCbarmof By Joe Grabam that Vietnam-era veterans are the best The Violin Years ago, that great violin maker Joe educated In the history of the nation and George's violin, a great Instrument Graham made a beautiful vIolin Bnd . the vast majority are working full time, handed down In hts family was a little oul presented it to me. This was stolen. And , with many earning above average in of fix. However George tuned It up and Joe torned right around and made me '. comes in high level occupations. played a number, one by the great Fritz l\IIother. "I realize there are Vietnam veterans Kreisler. I have been slow In learning to play, Bnd who may still suffer some physleal and , The notes from the violin were Ilke from time to time was thinking of George -. emotional trauma, and we won't short.. something alive, reaching your very heart. Fredin, and how I might ask him to give •, change them," Cordova asld. "We're I know now that the violin is In a claas by me some pointe.... dedicated to reaching each and every one Itself because In aome magic way the Anyhow I took up the violin Joe had of these people - either through our Instrument allows something of the made me and here was George, cheery Vietnam Vet centers In Albuquerque and player's own natore to be blended into the and friendly aa ever In spiteofthe cast. Window Rock, Arizona, or the VA medical music. During the post-Thanksgiving season center in Albuquerque. So now we know that George Fredin is a George played several times In different Copies of the bulletin "Veterans in greal musician because he has a great locations at the center, a wandering Prison" are available from the Bureau of soul. minstrel of modern times, walking on his AS THURSDAY'S FIRE at Lookoul E.lale. wa. roo· Ruidoso flremeu iooghl the blaze from tbe grouud aod the Statistics, Department of Justice, And may Ihe healing notes of his violin walker encumbered by his heavy cast _ rP11trftted on thf> UUDf'r floors of thp four-JE"vrl f'ondomJntums, roof. The fire was reported a13:51 p.m., Thu...day. Washington, D. C. 20531. echo on and on forever and a day. going from room to room. I ~_~ ~_ ~_=_.9M_ ...... _..r_ ..... __.."----,-. __ ...... -.,a.. -... ._ -.-. _ .... _ .... L_ ••··e•••• b ...• ...... b '! - '~...- '._- r- .._ ...-- '-'-----'--" ••,,~jiIO ," ' ~,.....--T ' ..,.. _ N ". _ If !''"'" ',W +9' .. 'tW"'..,...poo".....,... - - _ ,..'"- - IF If' fli .,.... 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Cindy Looten, "The Snow Lay on the Two students, Ridgaway and Dean, were Cathy Barnett, "Thousand Candles," by Ground," Traditional. recently selected to perform In the New Kohler. Mexico All State Chedr competition In. DeAnna Rimer, "I Will Shine," by TIm Wadley, "I Wander as I Wonder," A1buquerq!1e In January. Herring. Traditional. Juanlte Wheeler, "Vol La Sapete," from DaLano Holly, "Ring the Bells" by Wadley received her vocal training at "Cavalerla Rusticana," by Mascognl. Bollback. .Indiana University and from Charlene KIm Prop!let, "Come On RIng Those Jennifer Quinn, "If I Had Been There," Peterson of the Robert Shaw Corale. She Bells," by Culverwell. by Brown. has performed In all forms of music and Kerrle Prophet, "Song of the Angels," Sheri Ridgaway, "Chrlstmas Song," by theatre throughout the midwestern United by McAfee. Torme. States and In Europe. Mid school students jumping GOP Women J. D. YOAKUM WAITS In antlelpatlon of the finished print who 1.0 Ia RuJdoso at the 2G-20 Gallery conduetlng classes on scheduling being made from an engraving. Turning the crank on the engraving. rope for heart association press Is MargarelBlack, a San Francl.oco Bay area resident Yule Party WhIte Mountain Middle School students school. will be Jumping rope for three hours "Pledges are accepted on a per minute A Chrlstmas party and potluck dinner December 16, to raise money for the calculation, meaning if a person sponsors for LIncoln County Federated Republican American Hearl Assoclalton. Beginning a student for two cents per minute and his Women and their escorts or guests will be December 10, students will be asking for team jumps for the entire 180 minutes held December 19, 6 to 9 p.m., In the pledg"" and donatioll8 for the benefit (three hours), the sponsor will pay $3.60. recreation room of Innsbrook Vlllege on event. Each of the 18 teams will have an adult Highway 37. A social hour, from 6 to 6: 30 supervisor who will make sure a student p.m., will precede the dinner. ThIs activity Is part of a nation-wide does not jump continuously for more than Those planning to attend are requested effort to raise money for the association two minutes, according to Tully. to bring a small gift of $5 or less for a gift through school students. Jumping rope exchange. Contributions will also be ac was chosen for demonstrating the benefits Part of the reason for a jump-a-thon cepted for a money tree whose proceeds it provides to cardiovascular health while theme for raising money Is to focus at will go toward an as yet unspecified raising money at the same time. tention on the need to Incorporate physical charitable project. The local event was organized by the fitness Into one's life at an early age, ac The group will meet January 19, 11 a.m., mid-school's student council, under the cording to Bill Bien, New Mexico at the IMcredible Restaurant, for their direction of Jane Tully. According to Assoclaiton of Health, Physical Education regular business meeting. Guest speaker Tully, there will be approximately 18 and Recreation president, sponsoring for the noon luncheon following the groups of 20 students each competing for organization of the event, nationally. meeting will be Magistrate Judge James prizes, with a total of about 130 students Wheeler. participating. "People are encouraged to make Carrizozo Zia "Individual and school prizes may be pledges or donations; both will be ac awarded depending on how much money Is cepted," Tully said. "But we're not con Senior Citizens ralse~ " Tully said. Such prizes Include T cerned so much with the money, It's more shirts, caps and windbreakers on an in that the kids are doing a worthwhlle dividual basis and cash awards for the project for someone else." schedule auction An auction to benefit the Carrizozo Zia Senior Citizens Center Is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. Decemher 12, In the Carrizozo Fire Hall. The event is being c<>-sponsored by the MARGARET BLACK, LEFT, and J. D. Yoakum dlllcuss the while Black III an lastructor from Kala InBlltute In BerllIey, Carrizozo Rotary Club and the Carrizozo finished projeet, evaluating Its strengths and weakDessell. California. Black III In Ruidoso to conduct classes on Women's Club. " Yoakum Is nn arUst who Is part of tbe co-op at21l-20 Gallery, tecbnlques In engraving. Donations for. the auction, a Center spokesman said, will be welcom~. Engraving class being taught here At the Hospital A chance meeting between some local "There Is really no one right way to out between the artist and the printer. artists and Margaret Black of San make a plate," Black said. She uplalned "This studio Is going to get goil)g. Francisco, CaUfomla, at an Art Expo there are manY technical matters that'are Ruidoso should be proud of Its arIlsts" there led to Black's visit to Ruidoso to Important In etching that must be worked Black said. ' December 12 - ADMITTED: Ruby conduct a class In the art of engraving. Jacobson, Ruidoso Downs; Sandra Jef ferson, Ruidoso Downs. DISMISSED: Black spent last week at the 2G-20 Keturah McLaughlin and Baby Girl, Inez Gallery working with the artists In that co Ruidoso High School Nash, Mary Ann Brumlow and Baby Girl, op, helping tbem learn some new Stefanle McKInney. techniques and refine others. .------December 2 - ADMI1"I'ED: Dennis students in Who's Who Moorhead, Ruidoso; Teresa Chavez, "I am real Impressed. ThIs Is one of the Ruidoso; Thurman Vinsant, Ruidoso bestclasses I've worked with," Black slad. 26]3 :SUDDERTH DR. Downs. DISMISSED: Daniel Bryant, Twenty-two Ruidoso High School Lynda Townley and Lou A. Wilson. "I teach all of the time and this Is an ex students have been Included In the 15th 257-77""14 Frank Tslnnljinnle. cltinJ' group to work with." Students are selected by high school CONGRATULATIONS TO: annual edition of Who's Who Among principals and guidance counselors, Sandra Jefferson, Baby Girl, 8 Ibs., 12 American High School Students, l!JllO.411. nallonal youth groupa, churches or by the Black Is an artist at Kala Institute, an Included are: Tracy Dorrell, MIke ozs" December 1. International printmaking workshop In publishing company, Educational Com. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Chavez, Beby Boy, Hansen, Charlene J. Hickson, Shawna munlcations of Northhrook, IIllnols, based FE5flV Berkley, California. Some of the Holly, BllUe C. Huey, Russell Isaacs, Eva upon students' performance In scholarship 7 Ibs., 10 OZS., December 2. knowledge Black brings with her Includes SCORE TO DATE: Johnson, Kyle Kannady, Kathy KIser, awards contests or extra curricular ac monotype, drY point, engraving and sugar Patsy Klein, Gregory Lane, Debbie tivities. Boys-51 lift; all different methods of etchings. Glrls-85 Looten, Sam MIze, CrIstl Mount, Scott Final selection Is determined on the Neal, Dawn Osbourn, Kerrie Prophet, basis of criteria Including high / • Darlush Rad, Lam Ratliff, Glenn Ryan, achievement In academics and leadership In school activities, athletics or com ~~tllrmnrs ~tu.bin·l· munity service. FOR RENT - one-three months Who's Whom students also compete for [may extend]. Low rent to right over $50,000 In scholarship awards and THE HOLIDAYS? .l tenant. Luxury 3 bedroom, fur parUclpate In the publication's annual Have you considered doing something new, nished, streamside at Bent. opinion poll of teen attitudes. exciting and creative to your home? L ,I Mayfield, 871-4117. Enhance it! Let us give your home the ,~~,~ LOSE 5 TO 15 I. I warmth of your personal touch to make your INCHES . holidays special! Are you entertaining? Now is the time to recreate and decorate. CLARKE'S IN ONE HOUR tPel of Roses THIS IS NOT AWATER 2.57 - 2.32.Q Seasonal Sale On LOSS PROGRAM. 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Sip one of our famous Margaritas HOLIDAY SPECIAL or your favorite.cocktail 2 For The Price Of 1 while listening to the music of Monday thru SotClrd(lY 251·9755 TEDDI SULLIVAN ~_.If_n.o.aiiiinsiiiwiiieiiir.ciiiall_3.78-4_5iii7~••· _~: AT THE PIANO BAR ~--~.....-.....,.~ OPEN UNT1L. 'lIDO ON ~l~ Starting at 6 p.m. .Body' Reflections q WIlL CHlilISI~" "New Mexico's Most Distinguished Resort" 251-5141 I:l!'I: Adobe Plaza,'.' "'----~~... . " .' .. .-, ""' ...... - j i Monday, December 7, :tJ81 ·Ruldoso [NoM.] Hem..,.. Page 5 . , , \ ", TICKETS ARE.ON SALE at Ruidoso Publtc Library for two and $30 for Wednesday night, Feast Night. Pictured are Sue In-the-round performances of Madrlgal Feast, Tuesday and SoJdow [Lord aad Lody's guest] and Mlml Jungblnth [Lady] :~:i Wednesday evenings, 7 p.m., atlbe Innof the MountainGods. wearing Reaalssauce style costumes loaned the production -Iii' .' ThecOlit of llekets Is $10 for tomorrow'evenlng's performance by Sanla Fe Opera. >.. J;J .~t .'tt."".!' ''\. _,' . , ;'i:ff Ii' .~~~ ,Ii, '." MIMI JUNGBLUTH [TIlE LADY], on right, looldog ap Ruidoso Publtc Library produclfon of tbe Madrigal Feast, propriately haughty, and Sue SnIdow [lbe Lord and Lody's Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, 7 p.m., at the Inn of the guest], lefl, trying - and not succeeding - to do tbe same. Mounlnln Gods. . Both are Cll6tumed In finery lent by the Santo Fe Opera to ~. .- '." ... :'~c , • , Two local ,,. , '. .; boxers win . .,.. ,fights ,/ .. / Two boxersfrom the LasPiedras Boxing -, . ·f' Team of Ruidoso won their fights at the .' Albuquerque Boxing Club Invitational Saturday. •t· Mike Shipman, fighting in the 90 pound I " .il' class, took a decision over Ambrose Romero of the Albuquerque Parks and Recreation District. David Ordorlca, going in the 70 poWld class. took an easy decision over Dave Garcia 'of Seboyala. , Two other Las Piedras boxers lost their • bouts by decisions. Kevin Jefferson lost to Lee Montaya in a 70 pound class fight and Jake Woodul dropped a 95 pOUlld decision :0 Rlchard Vigil of Golden Gloves. . '. • Lucky Mulqueen, coach of the Las • Piedras boxers. Is hoping to lake the youths to another tournament In Albuquerque Saturday. Anybody wishing to make donations to help the local boxers can contact Mulqueen at 257-2798. KEVIN JEF'FERSON [lefl] and David Ordorlca of the Las Piedras Boxing Team Las Piedras. which Is sponsored by the of Ruldll60 display tropbfes tbey won In recent compelflloD at A1aIDogordo. Both Ruidoso chaptcr of the Vietnam Veterans boxcl'8. won tbelr matches In the toomament that had foUr other team entered of America. Is hoping to have a boxing besides Las Piedras. Las Piedras Is sponsored by the RoJdoso chapter of the clinic and card in Ruidoso someUme In the Vietnam Veterans of America. next few months. r----vMEroLowmT~pmaofimUH~RmD~OOO;;r----i I Vote To Kill The .Monopoly That Has Restricted Your Opportunity II I To Buy A Drink In Ruidoso Downs. I VOTE TO APPROVE THE REFERENDUM ON DECEMBER 181 I I VOTING MACHINE SAMPLE BALLOT Bolela de Mueslra para Maquina de Volar I I Attention Voters! jAtencion, Votantes! I Familiarize yaurself wi,h ,his diagram and SPECIAL ELECTION ELECCloN ESPECIAL Fammari.ese ca. es'e diagrama y las direc- I direction. far operating 'he voting machine. Village of Ruidoso Downs Villa de Ruidoso Downs ciones para operar 10 maquino do votor. Lo I It will assist you in yoting and will love time ayudora a votor y oharrara Uempo 01 diD "de 10 I an electian day. DECEMBER 18, 1981 18 DE DICIEMBRE 1981 elecd6.. I I 1 ·Eloclian OWc;al., Past in a Co.spicuaus Place. • • Oficiales de Elecei6.: Panga e. u. Lugar Visible..1 1 I Pursuant to Section 113 D, Chapter 39, Laws of 1981, sholl I 1 the tronsfer of liquor licenses into the municipality of Rui- 1 QUESTION dasa Oawns tram elsewhere i. the state be appra.ed' 1 PREGUNTA • (En ca.farmidad can las Leyes de 1981, Seccian 113 D, Capi- I .1 tulo 39.. se debera aprobar el trasp1Iso de licencios de licores "1 de Oh05 portes del estodo pora dllntro de los limites de la .1 municipolidad de Ruidoso Downs? ·'1 .II· .1 .""c.I.·;'~;'~ ~.=. ;.:1 I. :1 DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING DIRECCIONES PARA VOTAR 1 • 1. Move the Red Handle completely to the Right ('til the bell rings), This 1. MUIIYO el mango Ralo Para 10 Derecha _cornpletomente Chasta que suene I ':1.. casesIt·cur Qln ond unIocks the mQchlne for voting. el timbre). Esto cierro 10 cortina y obre 10 moqulna poro votor. 2. If you desbe fa vote for a qUllltlon turn down the pointllr oyer the word 2. Si 'lilted dllleo votar por u"o pregunta pengo el Indicador wbre 10- polobro . "FOR" under the question. "'POR·' bolo esa pregunta. · If you desire to YO'e against 0 qU£lltlon turn down the pointer over the word $1 vlted delea Yotor contra una pregunta entonces ponga el Indicodor so- I '. "AGAINST" ufJder the Question. bre la polabro "CONTRA" bolo la pregunta. - . 3. Molte tho Red Handle complotely to the Left. This records your vote, clears 3. Muevo .1 Manga lo)o completamentll ali a la izquierdo. Esto registro the machine, and then opens the curtoin. No one outside the machine s.u voto, dora 10 moquino, y entonces obre 10 cortino. Nadle afuera de '- I I ~uede 'I' cen le/l how you hove voted. 10 moquina saber como ha vatade, IMPORTANT: You can make as many changes as you desire while the red Important.: Puede hocer cuantas comblos quiera mientros 81 boton rajo rosto lever is to the right. The'machine is arranged so you cannet turn down en 10 peslcl6ri completomente 0 10 derecha. La maqulno eSla orrl:!glod(] de more thon the proper num~:er ot voting pointe!'s. BUT YOU MUST NOT 101 monero pdro que 1'\0 puedo_ bajor mas que el proplo numerc de batone! I LOITER. The Voting M(]chine Act of New MeXICO allows each elector a para coda puesto. PIRO NO DEBE MALGASTAR EL TIEM.O. La ley de 10 maximum of threl:! 'Qrld one·half C3Y2) minutes in which to vote. Vote moqulna de votor en Nuevo Ml§xlto permlte a coda elector un mOl Page 8 - RuIdoso [NoM.J News Monday, December 7, 1981 ~ Warriors edged by Roswell,. 15·68 . , .It was close but not quite enough for After Wilson hit a lay up for a 27-23 leftand PeteGarcill scored ona jumper 30 Paul Dracla had 17 points and Tommy Ruidoso High School's varsity basketball Ruidoso lead with 6:10 left In the quarter seconds later to move the Warriors to Bird 16 for the Coyotes, . team as the Warriors fell to a strong the Coyotes foiled. up 19 points whlle within sill points at 57-51. Ruidoso f1n8J.Jy Ruidoso head coach BlllTY Nelson was Roswell High School squad 75-88 Saturday holding the Warriors to just seven the rest got the margin down to five points when pleased with his team's effort despite the night on the. Roswell court. of the quarter. Roswell took a 42-34 ad· center Pete Richardson hit a short Jump defeat. . . The loss was Ruidoso's second of t,he vantage Into the locker room at halftime, shot to make the score 67-62 with 1:55 "We played much better this time than season against no victories but the The Coyotes an AAAA school opened up remalillng In the game, (a p2'36 loss to New Mexico MIlItary Warriors were In the game all of the way. their margin ih the third quarter to as But the Warriors couldn't get any closer Academy) Inour first game," Nelaon said, Around Sports Getting their fast break Into high gear much as. 17 polnts (:m-38) before the and Roswell had Its ilrst victory'of the "We were able to get our f/lst brea1l: going the Warriors jumped off to a 22-17 first Warriors began to peck back Into con season agalnstno losses. and .we got sonie fine efforts from our quarter advantage as guard Wade Wilson tention, Richardson led the losers with 15 points guards. It was milch better than last t.ime. scored six points to lead the way. Ruidoso closed the gap to 57-47 at the end while Scott ~eal and Garela each scorell However the hosts slowed things down a of the quarter but were't through yet. 14. Wilson added 12 as the Warriors got . "In the second quarter perhaps we with Gary Brown bit in the second quarter and took the lead. Marc Debolal made a lay up with 6:56 ellcellent sCQrlng fonn tl!eir guards, didn't push hard enough to go.to the fast breal< like we did In the opening period. We had several oPPQrtunities to do so and we didn't. Their pressing defense hurt Us a bit. tI Ruidoso will have Its first liome game of the season Friday when It hosts Goddard .. of. Roswell. The junior varsity contest will A lot of people In Albuquerque are u!>"el WhIte Mountain Middle School's boys' A with Indiana UnJverslty basketball coacb begin at 5:30 p.m., with the varsity game basketball team Is showing this season It followiDll, . Bobbv KnIl!ht and for flood reason, . may be building the foundation of another Knight recently said he thought the powerhouse at Ruidoso High School. National Intercollegiate Athletic The Braves are currently 4-j) In season Association basketball. championship action, including a convincing58-37 victory finals for 1983 should be moved from over rival Tularosa Wednesday night. Bighorns go Albuquerque. Braves coach Dean Hood has around 12 His reason? Well, KnIght is upset over players he can shuffle In and out without the violations the University of New any realloss of playing ability. Depth is an separate ways Mexico was charged with when Nonn important part of any basketball team, Ellenberger was head basketball coach, particularly at the middle school level Meriwether Is a wanderer, but fo.... However, those violations are In the past since not many kids that age have tunatelyhls no-name companion Is not and UNM has a new coach and some tough developed their skills to a high degree. and In the spring there'll be new lambs academic standings for the players on the among a herd of desert bighorn sheep In team. White Mountaln has its first home game the Peloncillo Mountains of southwestern Knight's outburst bas already drawn tomorrow when it hosts Capitan at 2p.m. A New Mexico. criticism from a couple of newspaper and B games will be played In both girls' . Meriwetber Is the larger of two youug columnists In Albuquerque and he's likely and boys' divisions, desert bighorn rams released September to get a lot of critical letters from Irate 27 In the Peloncll1os to supplement a herd New Mexico basketball fans, •••••••• In the range. He was affectionately named KnIght really has no room to talk, The after Meriwether Lewis, the 19th century Indiana coach Is reknowned for his tern Staying on basketball, San Antonio may explorer, by Game and Fish bighorn permental outbursts and harassment of always be in the shadows of Its larger research specialist Andrew Sandoval players. He was even arrested and con Texas neighbors Houston and Dallas In because the ram has wandered nearly to victed once In Puerto RJco, everything from population to sports. Mexico and has yet to make contact with But the real Injustice of KnIght's However, this year the southern Texas the ewes in the Peloncillos herd. remarks Is the fact that a lot of colleges city is leaving Its more famous coun The smaller ram released with and universities have been involved in rule terparts behind in the National Basketball Meriwether is, on the other hand, a more and recruiting violations. That doesn't Association race. The San Antonio Spurs stable feUow, too bU!ly with the ewes to make a violation right but It does show the are leading the Midwest Division of the wanderfar, and probably enjoying his role intense pressure college coachesare under Western conference while the Dallas as the only male among the herd, Ob from alumniand fans to produce a winning Mavericks bring up the rear, The Houston servation by New Mexico State UnJverslty team, Rockets are currently in fourth place In (NMSU) graduate student Amy Elenowltz, In fact, UNM stood up and took its the same division. who has been monitoring the radio punishment without complaint. A lot of collared herd since release in late June, other schools didn't do that. While pro basketball hasn't reached the confirms matlng between the ram and So Bobby KnIght should stick to popularity of baseball or football, any kind some of the ewes, and Sandoval says he's coaching basketball, something he does of a championship means something to the encouraged about propagation of the very well as Indiana has won several clty the team represents. If the Spurs wln species In the suitable habitat In the ex NCAA titles and is always a contender for even their division tltie this season It will treme southwestern corner of the state. the championship. When he gets off the give the city of San Antonio a badly needed The two young ramsarestrangersto the basketball court and into NCAA politlcal boost in morale. area, having been reared at the depart decisions he's not in his fleld. San Antonio has a popUlation of over ment's Red Rock Experimental Wildlife 800,000 and wlll probably pass Dallas in the Station and taken to NMSU more than a •••••••• next 10 years. The clty of the Alamo is year ago for mite studies. They were Staying on the SUbject of basketball but probably due for a National Football released in tbe PeloncJllos In a second on a sUghUy lower level of competition, League franchise when the powers of that attempt to supplement the herd after 10 I_e decide on expansion. . t Red Rock rams - released with the ewes, and lambs - died of pneumonia over a month-long period between JUly and August. Ten ewes and eight lambs were the basis Ruidoso girl cagers win for the new herd, The ewes were tran sported from the Kofa Game Refuge In Arizona to a paddock In the PeloncJllos for accllmltlzation a year ago. The lambs consolation title were born in the paddock. One lamb is known dead and one unaccounted for. Rebounding from an opening night defeat, the Ruidoso High School girls' SCOTT NEAL! 10 Jof Ruidoso Hlgb School's basketball team, contest 75-88 for their second defeat In as many games thIS Two ewes and a lamb - like Meriwether basketball Icam look the consolatlon title at the Weed Tournament OVer the puis up a shot In Saturday night's game wltb Roswell on the season. Friday. nJgbt RuIdoso bosts Goddard of Roswell In Its - are wanderers, split from the primary weekend. Coyotes' court. Neal bad a good game, scoring 14 polnls and first bome game, herd since their release and probably The Warriors leU to bost Weed 63-19 Thursday nlght but came back to defeat slandlnfl out as a Dlavmaker, However, tbe Warriors lost the desperate in their search for male coun Anthony 52-30 Friday night and C1ondcroil 49-30 SaInrday, terparts, Sandoval said. Breeding season Claudia Branum, a 5-7 forward, was named to the all-tournament team. Tammy started In mid·summer soon after the Valde., a 5-6 guard, was declared best Iree throw sbooter In the tournament. release, but the poor health of the 10 rams Warrior wrestlers win tournament released with the ewes had prevented any Ruidoso travels 10 Cloudcroft Friday for Its next contest. courtship, Sandoval said, The two ewes Ruidoso Hiflh School's wrestlin~ team "We did better than I thought we would," Henry Rue, second at 119 pounds; Tony traveled more than 30 miles south Into the . took six individual first places in laking said Warrior coach Gerald Ames. lIWe Rue, third at 136 pounds; Wade Torres, Animas Mountains and later returned to the team championship at tbe New Mexico beat two of the teams that are in our the site, weak from the 60 mile trek across School for the Visually Handicapped district in Deming and New Mexico second at 145 pounds; Don Gwyn, third at 155 pounds and Scott C1raullo, second at fences, highways and desert terrain, but Portales nips Silver City Tournament Sa turday in Alamogordo. Mililary, and that is good as for as district healthy. The Warriors scored 175 points to 148 for 167 pounds. is concerned. OJ On November 1, the ewes and lamb were Portales High School rallied to talle a quarter but the hosts came back with two runner up Deming. New Mexico Military Ruidoso individual winners were Ray Warrior B team placers Were Kery. Jamison, third at 98 pounds; Randy 21 miles south of the. release site In the 20-16 victory over visiting Silver City and touchdowns near the end of the half to take Institute had 84 points for third place, Montez (105 pounds): Chuck Schmidt (112 Coronado National Forest. On November 8 thus won the State AAA football cham Ruidoso's B team was fourth with 56 and pounds); Dirky Buslamonte (126 pounds); Pierce, third at !l2 pounds and Kevin a 14-10 advantAee. Silver City came hack Jamison, third at !l9 pounds. they were seen crossing HIghway 80 17 pionship Saturday afternoon. with a long touchdown run by Joe Vasquez New Mexico Military Institute's B team Doug Schmidt (l32poundsl: Gary Burgess miles north of the release site. and less Silver Citv took a 10-0 lead in the second lead but it didn't last for long. was fifth with eieht patnts. 1185 pounds) and Ronald Bell "We did very well overall," said Ames. than a week later were located.six miles f heavyweight). "There weren't that many teams entered In the tournament but Deming and New southeast of Highway 10 near Arizona and . '-l'lIr Doug Schmidt was named Most Out north of the PeloncJllos. slanding Wrestler and took his cham Mexico Military had pretty good teams. ~; Next week will be a btg test for us." Had he moved a 1lttle faster, Meriwether pionship match with a tight 11-10 decision. would have met up with the two renegade Other Ruidoso varsity place-finishers "Next week" is a two day tournament at 111 Las Cruces Friday and Saturdav. ewes and lamb, Sandoval said Meriwether ~ were H. R. Lueras, second at 98 pounds; traveled within three miles of a spotwhere the ewes had been seen - but he Was too l>" late and they had left. l\ /i< Roswell iunior varsity Meriwether has also covered a lot of \IA territory. Two weeks after his release he MONDAY thru .. was located about 40 miles northeast of the LUNCHEON SPECIALS FRIDAY ~ topples Ruidoso, 90-32 site In theGlllespie Mountains. A week ago " _d'•• '.'C, ." -•• ",', , .."" " ' ,",'.' " ...... he was located 15 miles northwest of the H Ruidoso High School's junior varsity Own in the third period. However the hosts site In the Animas Mountains. basketball team dropped its second --'.:.,.,-:.,-'.- iY1 came back with a 29 point total fu the final "He Is now In visual contact of 'ihe .-.< ~ decision in as many attempts this season period to just 11 for Ruidoso. PeloncJllos," Sandoval said. "It's suitable when it fell to host Roswell 90-32 Saturday Paul Jaramillo ted the Warriors with habitat, but he acInaIly has no roots In the Ii1II night. ~eloncillos. l~ nine points and Brendon Cothron added We're hoping, though, that the Roswell jumped off to a 24-7 first quarter eight. Ruben ChIno scored sill points for VISual contact with tl!e release area will ~I advantage and Increased its margin to 53 .Ruidoso. Jim Miller had 22 points for the draw him back," 13 at halftime. The Warriors held Roswell ~ winners and Jimmy Willlams added 16 In the'meantime, the smaller ram IS to eillht points while gettin/{ eiflht of their markers. . learning the courtship hehavlor, ~, II· •••• _ ••••••-.-.-.-•••-.-.;.- •••••• - •••• "' ' ,', c****************~ .. . ",'" ,' ~ .,-,. _',.-, '.'.-.-',--,', .... .,...... ~ ,',"_',., ,'_', '_ '_', ,-:.: ~.:_:.; 'i. '101<1 Haye A Great Getaway Eyening HOLIDAY \ # I THURSDAY: MEAT LOAF 3.351 ~' At The Mon Jeau Lounge i FAMilY .# .. ,. •• I' ••••••••••••• ,,_ ~ ~ In The Holiday Inn!. .1 # . PORTRAIT I :>1 # . . SPECIALS # ,FRIDAY: CHICKEN STRIPS 3.35~ ~ MUSIC BY * What better gift for your loved * ~. . -."_',' .•.•., _.;.;- '..•',- -, '..•.., -." .-. • .,..,.,'•.•.,.~ ·'·f,.,,',-·:';;j···:., c', II"'!" .., .'," ','.- ,', c. "...... •• " '- ~ J #ones (or yourself) c than portraits t . . )( ..." ...... X ~ l>1 in beautiful color. * ~ . V SYMMETRY I: Thru Den.., 13 * NO SIITING FEE proofs~ * I ~ *Chose from a selection of I tSALAD-~;;.""... BREAD-lEA-COFFEE INCLUDED l{ .' ...... oN ••• •.••..••••••... .•. ••.. •.••••.. ••...•. •.•••.•• ..•.• ..- • w·. /<1 #. CALL 257-9817 or come by I '~ # and seB us at * '.' .. 6AM-l:30 PM • 1611 SUDDERTH ":: # BUSH PRO PHOTO LAB * GATEWAY CENTER b-~~~·.~~·~i··~5'~ES~:5·~~·Li······~~·:~E··~~~I)~:~.. ~~·-·~·~5··.·~c···:.,.i"· ·i,~~··.~g.):c·i.:},.,lj~t~:t:·Ai·:·5·~~· ~i.i~~'····1>.i:;·;Q£:·_···~~5i·7~~[.4~~~~~i5.i.:'''·.~3·--i·~··~~I.'O ... ;. * (24 hr. film procesSIng too) ~***************** • I' - • . Mondlly, Deeember 7, 1981 RuldOllo (N.M.] NeWs - Page 7 . ,·~.~.~.~.·.!<'••••••••••' :.:.·b~;.:·~·.·.~:·'••••.••..::.·:.:.:·:.;.:.:.:.:', •• , .•:·:·~:·:·:·x·:.:?.:.:..;-:.:.:.:-:.;-:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:;;.: •••..!:.:.;.;.;::=:.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.;:;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.;;:.:.:.:.:-:.;.:.;.;.:.;.;.:.:.:.:.;;;;:;;;.;.;.::.::,;,,:;:::,.:.;.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.;,;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:" •. , •• " •.. "., '-. .' • . .:.;.:.:.:•••. :.:.:.:.:.:.;.:~.••••.• '.b~:.;,.- . . •. "" r u " . " -----'------'------~. i ABORTION early appointments HOUSEKEEPER - $4 an hour starting. ,I LEGAL NOTICE aVailable for first trimester abortion. Raises after two weeks. Please call 257. i Albuquerque (505) 242-7512. 53-10lp 2165. D-5lJ.tfc j ! , STAT~ OF NEW MEXiCO COUNTY OJ: LINCOLN MUST BE 21 YEARS - of age. Waitress IN THE DISTRlCtCOUln SOUTHWESTERN JPEST CONTROL needed. Apply at Pizza Hut. P-5lJ.4tc OF THE TWELFTH JUDI~.IAL DISTRICT I KIM HOOVER PICKETT, serving Ruldoso, Cupitan and Carrizozo. . ) ::::::::::;;::;::::::::::~::::::::~::::;;::::::::;:::::;:::;:::;:;:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:;::::: Petl!IOner, ) Mter 5: 00 call Joe Hayhurst, 378-8286 or v. ) GUY V, PICKETT, JR., 1-81JO.432-3861. 8-4lJ.lfc I " ~espondent WORK WANTED: , . I No. DR 160581 Dlv.' SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF WILL DO HOUSECLEANING - Formore PENDENC .... OF PROCEEDINGS HELP WANTED: THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO 'A tne above named information, call257-2388. K-59-4tp Responden' : GREETING: YOU A,RE HEREBY NOTIFIED tIlat the above NEED A BABYSITTER - during the day named Petitioner has commenced a Pfoceeping aEl'alnst on Fridays, your home or mine. Call 257 YOl,! In the above entitlel:t Court and Cause. the object PAINTING, REMODELING. - additions, Iherefore being dissolution of marriage. 2561,lf Interested. D-llO-4tp new constructlOD. Phone 378-4841. F.27 YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED 1hal, unless vou tic serve and IHe a re5ponslve pleatling or motion in saj~ ------Cause on or before lne 5fh dey of Januarv. 1982, FULL TIME SECRETARY - light typing judgment will be rendered against you In said Cause by and some bookkeeping required. Cull delavJl. ~ Petilioner'!> atlorney Is Richard A, Parsons. Parsons, 257-1001. B-6ll-2tc EXPERIENCED MECHANCIS needed. Parwns 8. Bryant, P A" Whose Post Office addre$$ is ,---- Conlact Wayne at Sierra Automolive, , '80)1 1000. RUidoso. New Me)llco 88345. ------__257-4333, ~lp WITNeSS my hand and seal 01 the District Court of Lincoln County, State 01 New Me)ljco, this nth day 01 FINE ART BRONZE FOUNDRY - November, 19B1 seeking craftspeople for full time work. JjJi:EHIVE PAINTING - and Cleaning Co. IS/ Margo e Lindsay Cull Clare, 354-2402 or Dave, 336-4986. 57. Quality service, reasonable prices. Wall WHEN LATE FALL reacbes tbe RUidoso area, tbere's a eertaIn appeaI ... CLERK OF THe DISTRICT CQURT I By; 151 Jov Leslie 8lp and window service. Call anytime, 258 DEPUTY J~2tp Jfl067 41 Ill) 13, 3D, (I2) 7. 14 3159, Jim. I COOKS, DISHWASHERS, MAIDS-apply ------~- wilb Arnold at Holiday Inn. JI-5:.-tfe CHIMNEY SWEEPING - by Roy of Hoydoso and Sons. Master Charge and LEGAL NonCE Visa. Box 3593, Ruldoso, N14. 258-3133. R ~, IN THE DISTRICT COURTQF COUSINS' - is now interviewing for all 6ll-8lc , LINCOLN COUNT .... , NEwMeXICD TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT posltlons. Beginning immediately. INTHEMATTEROFTHE l Please apply between 10 and 2.258--3555. !W,. T.VXERVI~I: ESTATE OF GEORGE S. FORRESTEA:,dece~sed I C-43·tfc o PrObate No. PB·22Bl GUAR.ANT"EEDWORK '. Diy. II , . NOTiCe TO CREQITORS 257·5474 I' NOTICE 15 H ERE8Y GIVEN that the undctr,lgnedhas MANAGER WANTED - for new paint been dppolnted personal repr85en'atlve 01 thll-estate. A.1l ~ 160 UPPER TERRACE persons having claims Ilg.alnst this estate are required to store in Ruidoso. Call 19151 337.3198, no PTe-saM 'heir claims within two months after Ihe dale of collect calls. Send resume to 1611 N. the lirst publication of this Nallce or the dOlms will ~ a!:::==.... ~I~E=N=E::lIwl':e..=A=R=T=~..I~>i:T=::::lI..~ forever barntd. <;laJms must De' presented either to the Golder. Odessa. TX 79762. ,P-59.2te under$igned personal representative 81 Abilene. TttXIIS, ar !iled with Ihe DlslrtCI COurt 01 Lincoln County, P. O. Box ns. C",rrlzozo. New MttlllCO SWISS CHAl.ET INN - is taking ap HONDO VALLEY DATED Novembi!r20.1'98\ plications for night auditor, waitresses, KENNELS lsI MARGARET FORReSTER 295D Hickory Sireel cooks, dishwashers, and malda. Please Quallty boarding Abilene. Tlnas 79601 aPply in person. S-59-3tc and groomfng O'REILLY Ilo HUCKSTEP, P C. PO 80x1195 RUldO$.O. New Mell:ito 8834$ :J1S.4041 for appointment (5D.5125J 503.5 LPN's - imalline yourself in the tall cool non 1t (11)30,111)7 pines of Ruldoso, NM. Relocation, reimbursement, contract. after one year. Salary based on experience. Call lEGAl NOTICE Cuthy, 50:'-257-9071 or write Ruldoso David Keeton IN TM,. OISTRfCT COUAT FOR Care Cenler, Box 2214, Ruidoso. R-57-4lc _. -- ._-_ ..,._~------~-_._------.-- Construction LINCOLN COUNTy. NEWMEXICO 'CUSTOM FIREPLACE AND 'TWELFTH JUOICfAL DIS"fRICT FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - with LORI HOWEL.L, , PLASTER STUCCO WORK Pchtloncr I beavy experience in preparation of v. ) adjusting journal entries. Write Box B, ·REMODELING I; MICHAEL T HOWELl. ) Respondont I c/o Ruidoso News, Ruidoso, NM 88345.0 'NEW CONSTRUCTION J; Cause No DR In 81 55-tic ~ Dlylslon 11 ------_._----- _. -- .. _--- Phone 257-7195 SUflf"ONS AND NOTICE OF After5:00p.m. f'.....~~ PENDENCV OF ACTION PRO SKI SPORTS - is laking applications THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO Comm. Lie. ,;.>- To ThcAbPvcNamcdRespt>naent' [or full·time belp lhis winler. Ren IS077 TO TIlE COUNTRYSIDE, enlumeed, perbaps, by the sprawling Juniper ... GREEliNG laVsales. Some experience preferred. You are hc!reby notllied Shllt Ihe oboYt' nHnCd Apply In person. F-43-tfc pcolthonN hDS cOmmeheed (I prOC42Qdlng lliU)!""t you In the i1l1ovc capllOF'\G'O COUrl Dnd cau!.e. I"e object therelor b(>.nQ ftl(' d,,...aluhon 0' morrl.!loe You are lurther nolllu~d thai. unlesS vou s.orye Dnc:l file POSITION OPENING " re5POrtSIVe pl('~dinG or motioh In 'aid CtiUSoe on or ~y CHUCK'S t1t>lorc lhe 151h of Jllnuary. 1982. iudgment will b>e JANUARY 4,1981 r('nl:t£'reDaO RICH VALLEY PRODUCTS ~'{)UNO - pair of brown rimmed glasses Get in on the ground noor. wltb a In front of HUldoso News office last wcek oC November. Pil'k up at Huidoso News. fantastic new ('onsumable producL H-59· t fnc Financial independence can be = - ='=.~ yours, with a dynamic new marketing program. Part-time _ AHOHTION' NO! - Contact Francis IUJl-lime. keep present job. Free L,nn flome. 205 Romero SI. NW, samples daily 9-5. Monday Ibm Aibuquerque. NM 87104. phone r5051242 Friday. Opportunity meetings every ;l21!I. Salvation Anny has care for girls, Tuesday nlllbt. 7:30 p.m. Space Is too. W-59-9tp limited. Call 25~-9459 or rome by 4 Seasons Mall to make reservati.a. Ted Johnson HOSPITAL AUXILIARY 2S7-9S89 THRIFf SHOP ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: Next door til Midtown Mart. ~ 0p"n W"dnesday, Friday and i EARLY DEADLINES Saturdayfrom 9 to 5. NOT TO MENTION the grandeur of tbe Cupltan Mountains framing the valley. ~ FOR ADVERTISING ~ ~ TV RENTALS i In The Ruidoso News , Black And White Or Color ~' For VIDEOTAPE -, RECORDER RENT ALS ~ Monday, December 28 , Ruidoso ~} AtThe ~ IIY" And ~,~ Monday, January 4 ~i 111]$ ' ...... •...... • • • qr .' : AT YOUR : : SERVICE : ~ & : WHA.TEVER : DISPLAY REAL ESTATE i ·: YOUR NEED! :~ • • 5:OO P.M. WEDNESDAY • • i • • •• • ~ • • • • CLASSIFIED ADS :• UIDOSO·.·,'. ,:• ':· NEWS'. .. .: 8:30 A.M. THURSDAY , AND,'A GLIMPSE of fO'Werblg Nogal Peilk, rearlllg its dome ._. d i .257-4001i •" 8ft,War ••• ...•...... •...... · . ...\ ...... •.•.. • ...... _". _.'" .0'. ,', _".I _ --' •."Jt ..d' .~..,. ~ ~ "..•. .:.,_,,1.. __ ".44 • QQ Q 4: 4 .4ICItJllllllCP..i'Q CW iQG.W"..9-l(ft.-ri"'ifl$!fI'.:ef4!!.$'3Ji t•...,'if:lIE'; iifl'4Q~"'4Qfi;4"q\.i"%it4\f'6"4M;;fIII *W~3''''WCiii awe 'Ii ~....""'" iliff "'"£ii iiiJf;ljf • Page 8 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News Mooday, December 7, 1981 HISEL'S HOME REPAIR SERVICE - BUSINESS MACHINE SERVICE TWIN BED _ fO\lr dinette chairs' large SEARS STOVE - cer~c top, self- EXCEI,(,ENT FIREWOOD - seasoned 'No job too smalL" Additions concrete typewriters, cash registers, copiers, table lamp. 258-3484. ' F-59-2tc cleaning bottom oven, top microwave,. and dry. Spilt, stacked and prompt AUTOMOTIVE' decks, paint, remodeL Call Gary Do~ adding machines, check writer . . Used five menths. Paid $1300, will take deli~e~. ~~l!...collect, 354·2751. 56.9tp _,__,.;,' • _ HIsel, 378-4128. 'H·93-tfc machines. Factory trained service! 45 CHRISTMAS PRESENT! _ New hand- ~750. Excellent condition. 257-4850. T-6!l" years experience. Some loane~s made cathedral quilt, king or queen size tc WE BUY - gold, silver, sterling, ABC avallable.336-4042. N-49-tfc with shams. $500.257-9767. M-60-4tp ------P-81-t~c 1975 FORD - station wagon. $600. Call 257- Coins. 323 Sudderth, 257-4668. 2093. F-6D-2tp Y~UR ~ IS FURNITURE - becoming to PROFESSIONALSEWING d;;-;;tan -PREWAY FIREPLACE INSERT - model WSTOM MADE -'draperl'es plllews you, If not, It should be coming to me. 1981 STOCK TRAILER - 16' long Hale, amateur price. Call 257-2093 P-6D-2t M12842, glass d90rs, screen, fan, 28'x30', 1978------CUTLASS - Supreme Brougham, Com~lete .' p $400. Used one month. 378-4332. W4i5-tfc bedspreads, accessories. We' measu"; "no dip" stripping and with top, tandem wheels, two com ------".:.:..:.:....:=..;.:::.=:=::..:::.:.::..:==-.....::-=-=.: and make to order. Select from hundreds new tires, SUI) rllOf, pqwer, air. See at rehmshiog. Antique Unique, LIncoln, pariments, used twice. $2250. Call 257 ~:cbeautlful Sierra Cleaners orca1l257-2725.. S-6D-tfc NM,653-4897. A-57-lotp AKC REGISTERED - Old English fl!brfcs at Gambles. 0-102- 2812. . B-58-tfc Sheepdog puppies. Ready for homes FOR SALE - Radio Shack computer. Like ------.------Christmas Eve. $300. Phone 338-4986. new, model HI, level.2, 64K memory FORD CREW CAB - '77, 4-dllOr, % ton, BABYSITTING - in my home. All ages. F1REWpOD FOR SALE - dry juniper, M-6D-5p complete with 4 drives, line p$ter, 4WD, CB, radar detector. Runs good. Contact Pam, 373-4296. B-57-6tp split and delivered. $90 full cord. ------cassette deck, some programs, 60 257-5068. . R.&J..ltc •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Guaranteed. Additional charge for OLD FIDDLE - for sale. $200. Call 257- magnetic disks. Contact Til Thompson, .('f;.;;'ooso Christmas ------: PREVENT COSTLY DAMAGE : stacking. 257-9442. 58-8tp 5279. M-6D-ltc 258-3126. T-57-4tc \"VUSIC ----_..... _._ .•. .. - - -- MUST SELL - 1977 Pontiac GrandSafari : Expert [big] Iree felling, Iimblng; • __ --...... --_....._------Music • fireplace lnstallation, repair; rock, : MINOLTA 35mm - SRT 201 camera with wagop, fully loaded, $3400; 1977 T-Blrd &S~EL,-Hlw!ly70 Landau, fully loaded, $2995; 1975 Chevy •• block cement and adobe work', • VACUUM CLEANER - sales and service. carrying case, extra lens and flash at- CHAPARRAL PIPE in stocknowl • carpentry; remodeling. Local... All brands. David Keith, 117 E. El Paso tachments; crocheted bedspread; _ e1"'t, across from Culligan s, for your Malibu Classic 2-OOor, $1895. No St. Phone 257-7171. K-33-tfc Singer portable sewing machine; pIpe and ~teel needs. Call 378-4141. PHONE 2S7-491:f reasonable offer refused-consider :.~~~~~~~;~~::~~~1~~~....: avocado electric stove; new Frigidaire Discount prICes. . C-54-tfe :f06· SUDDERTIf trades. 336-4808. Y-59-tfc USED COMBINAnON STEREO - record garbage disposal, never used. Call 378 player AM/FM radio; 24" color TV' 4572. M-6D-2tc HALF·BASENJI - puppies. Four month . 1964 FORD - 2'>2 ton truck, VB, 292 engine, SUNDOWNER AUTO REPAIR beautiful maple cabinet, early America~ old females. One barks, one doesn't...... _ ...~----. 2 speed axle, 8x16 foot bed. Good wood Opeo Monday-Salnrday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. style. Good condition. $250. Call 378-4927 PINBALL FOR SALE - Ideal Christmas Cute, with curly taUs. 257-95119, after 4. J- RED DOOR truck. hauls four cords of wood. $1800 or PHONE 378-8325 -daytime or 336-4843 after 4 p.m. and present. Can deliver. 257-7523. P-6D-5tc 54-tfc ANTIQUE GALLERY best offer. Call 671-4691 or 257-7141. A-59 Saturday. H-59-3tp 2tp Complete Engine Overhauls --...,...------._------349 Country Club Drive Or Repairs NEW 2HP EVINRUDE - trolling motor; FOUR 10/15 LT POWER CAT - tires. CHRISTMAS TREES - 6 to 10 feet tall. also Lowrance electronic fish finder. Our new shop bas oak round -1980 SUBARU GL - 4WD station wagon _ HIGHWAY 70 EAST, Good tread, mounted on six hole Chevy tables, Ice boxes, sideboards, loaded, cruise control, air conditioning, RUIDOSO DOWNS Pinons. Your choice $15 each. We Call 257-5068. R-6D-ltc spoke wheels. $250. Call after 6 p.m. 257 library tables and cblna cabinets. deliver for free. 258-3393. P-59-lltp low mileage, exceptional condition. 338 Next Door To Sondowner Cafe 5389. P-59-tfc Lots of pine, maple, cberry and CASH REGISTERS - sales and service. walnut furniture, several Victorian 4050. P-59-2tp SOFA - and foot stool. $35. 257-7879. S-59 Call 336-4042. N-6D-2tc ~*****************~ pieces. We have accessory Items . ----...... _------.. 2tp RUi~oso. Quality ! such as rugs, silver, mirrors, cbloa 1958 FORD RANCHERO - pickup, new HORSES FOR SALE - registered and glass, lam~. 011 pal.nllngs and motor, paint, tires, mags. $1800 Invested, duck decoys. we lIave In our RAYNOR & BILL BONDED LOCKSMITH NEEDS WORK _ Appaloosas. Lorna Grande Ranch. I'urmture ! best offer over $1000. Call 378-4327. B-59 Capitan, NM. (505) 623-4034. L-7-tfc rlm1tlve line copper, brass,_!dtcben 2tp CHAVES Office HARVEY commercial, residential or automotive. FREE It Ctems and wooden lools. we also 258-3314 257·2987 378-8334 Call Bud at 257·2133. S-59-5tp carry estate jewelry and silver at all Excavating - Firewood -II Bedframe With : times. . 1980 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA SX - low FLEA MARKET Come by, cbeck us out aod bave a Cement and Flagstone HlDE-A-BED - and chair to match, new -II Pur.chase Of mileage, excellent condition, yellow. upholstery. $250. 257-7928. D-59-2tc We buy used furalture, appliances, tools, cnp of coffee. 349 Country Club Yard Cleanup Isurpln~ Drive, 257-2500. Open dnrmg tbe 35+ MPG, air, PS, AM/FM. 8 track, 4 lawn mowers or any Items. Call cylinders, front wheel drive and more. Trash Removal 378-4774. Located 'I. mile west of Race i Mattress winter on Thursday, Friday and Hazard Tree Removal Saturday, from 10 a.m. til5p.m. $6,500. Glen, 354-2567. Mter5, 338-4680. C- NOW AT McLEAN'S, LTD. - Per Track, Ruidoso Downs. ... 2917 Sudderth 55-6tp . Backhoe sonalized Christmas ornaments and ~57·2522 Topsoil - Filldirt MORE antique toys. Still taking orders t Driveways for chiles. 613 Sudderth - 257-5947. Me ~ ~ ~~ ~ Railroad Ties $6 to $8 54-tfe ••••••••••* - _._--~------* Capitan Flagstone * WE BUY AND SELL - antiques, * for sale * primitives and' collectibles. Adkins *' Pennanent rock for patios, *' SATELLITE TV ANTENNA Village Patio. Midtown. 257-4974.A-55-ltc ..... fireplaces, relainlng walls ...... landscaping, ele. Call: ...... Inlt . nywhere WE HAVE - ivory pendants and * J. & J. Rock Co. * e Cloisonne necklaces in several designs. Jerry Keeton Jay Johnston INVEST The Serbian Peasant, 1106 Ohio, * * Ruidoso EI Paso Alamogordo. NM 88310. S-59-2tc * * mERE'SN _~,~ *[505J 257·2760 1915]877·2751 *. _. WITH SECURITY BE'lTER BACKHOE SERVICE CAMPER SHELL FOR SALE - for ~ PRIVATE ~ standard size pickup, $125. 257-5046. C-59 ...... - FOR INFORMATION RECEPI'IO -DUMP TRUCK -FILL DIRT 2t(" -~j~, CALL COUEa: 258-3640 HI-FI STEREO EQUIPMENT - tape ."", INVESTMENT OFFICER cassettc player Tandberg TCD 300; turntablc Dual 1219. $275. Call 257--4868 or SUNBELT FINANCIAL CORP_ 257--4658. S·59-2tc 6000 UPTOWN BLVD. NE, SUITE 110 LITTLE CREEK 1-437-&113, 9a.m.-9 p.m., 7 days a week ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXIC087110 SLUMP BRICK - 4x4x16. 4x4x12, 4x4x8. ALAMOGORDO, N. M. 4x8x 16. adobe tan color. Pocket door 884·1449 CONSTRUCTION Jambs. VarIOus size doors that are pre hmshed. 257·7804 aftcr 6:00 p.m. or CERAMIC TILE weekends. S-5~tc RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL CONTRACTOR & RETAIL SALES ELEVEN MONTH OLD - purebrcd Nubian buck and two ycar old Saanen 257-5056 doe. both unregistered. Call 378-8262. D Cu~om Homes, Cabinets 59·2te Sleigh Bells Ring, InnsbrookVillage FREE. PLAYFUL, AFFECTIONATE _ Are You Ustening? k1llen needs a home. Female, Real EstatE MISCELLANEOUS: hotL..broken. Ideal pet. Call 257-2456. G· We Need A House For 59·4tp A Usting Or A Cabin (505) 257-9046 ;.-,1" y,:·\1T ,SF-ARS ALTERNATOR - 6 BEAU1WUl. CHOW-CHOW PUPS - AKC -oraLot-ora hp . t hn'!' 110 plugs. one 220 plug. $400. registered. red,$175. 624-11811, 622-7962.8 *Office In Model Home No. 87 :170-8:l!15 K-59-2tp 59·4tp Condo - or an ACre Behind Red & White Flogs PECANS - shelled. $45011b.: 10.20 lbs. JUST LISTED!! Three bedrooms, O:-;E IHJ:-;DHF-D 16'- Creosote poles. $4.25; 20 and over $4.00. Call Sheryl two batbs, great access, paved Our fall bulbs have amved~ Special on Posey at 258-3420. P-59-4tp street, underground utflilles. Owner Highway 37 North h<:ln~HIJ.! baskeL') Tomahawk Nursery. financing. Don't miss tbls one. 25,-!1405 T-5!1-21c • FOR SALE - beautiful hand crocheted GET YOUR PAINT brush out and EXCEl.l.f::-;T FIREWOOD - for sale. bedspreads of all sizes, capes and capa. paint this cabin yourself! Seller will • . SeasoO{'d hardwood. Reasonable rates. Make wonderful Christmas gifts. discount price on this 3 bedroom, 3 • .. Spht. delivered and stacked. 378-8229. H Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., till batb cabin, all furnJlnre Included. p Christmas. West Side Sundowner Cafe Under $80.000. ''l·,t Building or call 378-8325 for ap pointment. 48-14tp JUST REDUCED, oul of town owner 'sI'IHl'U:-;A - gives Instant energy. wants to sell his super little Ruidoso In bnJanC'Ps body weight and promotes business. Located the center of \'Ibrant health. Sandra Harper, 1981 TRAVEL TRAILER - park model, excellent walking traffic, perfect for dl,trlbutor of Dr HIll's Light Force 8'x35', two tipouts, extra nice. Consider a smart couple. Only $38,000. trade. Bob Wooley, 257-5093. W-59-4tp 'splrull"" Products 378-4667. H-57·tfc mISALTO ALPS condo Is for a real LAST CHANCE - We started the bedroom. 3 bath chalet with fireplace, bIg group of bappy skiers! WID sleep summer with 23 townhomes at Alto Ipfted ceilings and garage may be for at least 10, fully furnlsbed and own Village and we have just ONE GOLF you. CaII now. er wID trade for smaller Ruidoso COURSE TOWN HOME LEFT! This 3 place. Price $89,500. NUTHlN' new and nice under $45,0001 Come see us, we bave sometblng new and nice under . JUST LISTED this 3 bedroom, 1% bath $43,000. JlHELP" mobile in a SUPER LOCATION. Easy If that is what you need BEAUTIFUL NEW Cameo af access year around. completely fur fordable home on a heavily wooded CALL nished [down to the linens]. and possible • Del Norte 10L Snper buy, only owner financing. Just $46,500.00. ,• HIRED HAND LABOR SERVICE $54,500, 3 bedroom, 2 batb aod fireplace, paved street and un 257-5043-Jim Newman derground utflitles. ·• ,• Mise. Labor Carpenters Helpers NORMA WANTS TO sbow her two '* RESIDENTIAL LOTS in Alto Village, White Mountain Development North • • for-one lots - good sized buDding Heights Park, Highwood, etc••. starting a1$3,500 up with TERMS! ' ,• Carpenters Laborers lots, both for $7,500. . • , For HirE' by thE' WE'E'k-Coll in your rE'qUE'5t bE'forE' "Downtow~" , ALL CITY utUltles, water, sewer, *SUPERB COMMERCIAL LOCATION in the middleof Ruidoso .•• 5 r m WE'd -HovE' your hE'lp Mon. at 8 a.m. walk anywhere or everywhere from this charming "retail four-plex" with • electric and NATURAL GAS ,,. available at this beavlly treed lot In delightful'llatio entrance. Just $110,000 with potential owner financing! !: the Black Forest. Ouly $7,500. ASSUME GOOD LOAN, payment * DR EAM ABOUT YOUR FLIGHT to Fantasy Island as you view the planes from l: che~rful ~f . only $306.00 per month on tbls new the covered deck this liveable 3 bedroom, 3 bath home in White l:, PRECISION PLUMBING Mou~taln Brl~h!. ... Cameo affordable home. Fantastic Development: organized kitchen ••• rec.reation room with L AND insulation, excellent winter access, outSide access ••• spa.clQus hVlng area ••• and fenced-in backyard for all the t around $40,000,' . pets! [PLUS OWNER FI,NANCING]. . 0 ~ . ~~iee4tt, "~ ..• BACKHOE ) Karon Petty, Broker ~ . · We wish to thank each one of you for such a tremendous 1107'Mechem Drive, Hwy. 37 InnsbrookVillage 257-2385 • Phone 258-3330 - l response to this ad. The owners of Precision Backhoe Clay Adams Real Estate . Peggy Jordan Jack Williams t Broker - 258·3275 257-4949 257-9546 ~ Service would like to show their appreciation for this by • Norma Rilgsdale - 257-9873 Charlotte Jarratt ,• saying "THANK YOU!" and we will leave the price of our Marge Woodul- 257-7681 257-5522 • •, services at $28 per hour. MLS Se Habla Espanol IlJ P.O. Drawer N, Ruidoso, N.M. 88345 LARRY FRANCIS, OWNER 257-5491 " REALtOR , . ~.. ~ ., ., • ...... II ., ,.. __• ...... a.·. .... oL. .- ~. ~.. ' . . '. Monday, Dec~r 7, U81 RnIdQlo [N.M.) NO.;" .,..r••e.···. ','1 FOR SALE - '69 Rambler American '" UNFURNISHED - 2 bedroom, Hi: bat" 5420 BY THE NIGHT - or month, eahlna, . wagon. Needs" transmission. .J:lave condo fOf fent. Fireplace, dishwasher, TWO BEDROOM HOME - furnished, OFFICE - for rent. 400 S.F.0111257·. condos, homes. Call Rucel1e Carpenter rebuild kit. $200 or best.offer. 378-4076. B CHRISTMAS SALE! . washer/dryer, fireplace. $400 plus ---.:M::.-.:.4:.:9~-.:::tf:.:c~______at Jim Carpentllr and AssociatllB,. 257. 50-Unc washer' and dryer hook-ups. $475/mQnth + electric and gas. Call 257-5453, after 6. utilities. $300 deposit. No pets. Private. 5001 or 378-4003. C6-tfc Dee.l-Dec. 24 F-57-tfc CaU378-8345 or 622-1004. A-59,tfc SKIERS _ six persons can avoid motel .., ..., ...... , .."'...., .." ..,.,w ,"" COUNTRY HOME ON TWO LOTS. Three bedrooms. single car garage, excellenl climate and year-round access, localed In Palo Verde Slopes. sierra development company, inc. Prevlously listed al $55,000.00, the price has jusl been reduced 10 $47,500.00 bottom dollar. GAVILAN CANYON - Perfect for you. Two bedrooms, one bath. great THE PERFECT SKI CHALET is under JUST $32,500 IS THE PRICE for this un· localioa for vacalion or permanent home. Basically furnisbed and priced construction near Alto. This well built home finished A-frame with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, al $44,500.00. will feature 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace and redwood decks. House still requires some OWNER SAYS SELL! - Three houses [2 fully furnishcd I and 4.5 acres whirlpool ... especially welcome after an work but shows great potential at this price. w/unbellevable owner finaneing possible 10 qualified buyer. If thaI's too exhilarating day on the slopes! $74,500. much land or too many houses for you, tbere are Dexlble alternatives. Owm'r is anxious Inot de!;perate I. but he's a fair and reasonable man, APPEALING HOME ON '12 ACRE offers 3 ELEGANT TOWNHOME IN INNSBROOK and will C'ooperatC" to give you yourmoney's worth. Call and check il out! bedrooms, 1'1-'4 baths, utility room, attic and VILLAG E offers all the amenities. Well· basement. Excellent family home or vacation conceived floor pian prOVides 3 bedrooms, 3 retreat. The price is right, too ... $56,000. baths, utility room, double garage. Rock BUILT BY ONE of the best contraclors in Ruidoso, this fantastic home on Eagle Creek is a one-of-a-klnd place. Priced at $295,000.00, Ihe home fireplace, redwood decks, custom draperies, enjoys a view of Sierra Blanca from nearly every room. Situated on 6.71 appliances. $120,000. gorgeous acres 3 large bedrooms, 3baths, country kitchen, passive solar COZY CAB iN with 2 bedrooms, bath, fireplace design even Incjudes a redwood hot tub. [You'll have 10 furnish your own ... fully remodeled and ready for occupancy. • wine! 1Call for an appolniment todny, Ideal "starter" cabin. Good terms. $39.500. PICTURESQUE CEDAR CREEK is the • beautiful setting for this mountain charmer • • ANOTHER CUSTOM DESIGNED home Ihat can not be compared, there with 2 bedrooms, bath, Ben Franklin stove, • are 100 many unique features 10 this place to be enumeraled. Real marble HANDSOME YEAR·ROUND HOME in good redwood decks. Good owner financing. $56,000. • Doors, 3 founlalns, neat wei bar, triple Jenn-Air, jacuzzi and GOLD area has 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, balhroom fixtures. Passive solardesign Is Incorporated into this delicious .Spanish style home. Call for an appointment to drool over Ihis sumptuous double garage. Carries large assumable home!! mortgage at 9%. $87,500. WARMTH AND ELEGANCE describe this good-looking townhome with 3 bedrooms, 2 TEN COUNTRY LOTS zoned for mobile homes - Buy 'em alT for just baths, river rock fireplace. Newly con $26,500.00. There's alreadya gOlld well on the property. JUST LISTED are these two beautiful lots structed, this home may be purchased with with river frontage, border on National good owner financing. 599,500. 2~ ACRES AND A NEW HOUSE for $122,500.oo? You can't beat Ihat! Forest. Price includes water well. Just $7,000 Featurfng 2 bedrooms, 2baths, double car garage, and fenced for horses. for both ... see these today! Secluded and only mlnules wom the race track. What more could you ask for? WHITE MOUNTAIN ESTATES is the IF YOU WANTA quailly-built new home In the heart of one of the most desirable location of this lovely chalet-style . prestigious subdlvislous In town, look DO more - 3bedrooms, 2 full haths, home with shake cedar roof, spacious floor wet bat redwood decks and contemporary architecture make this a b~y, plan. Three bedrooms, 13/4 baths, study, MLS IB super Jeoo·Alr and celling fan are just two of the nice touches In. fireplace. $165,000. C REALTOR cluded. \ - s 'BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Lodge and 34 mobile home hook.ups make this a fine commercial package, including 4 aeres wfth plenty of room for expansion. Ownerflnaclng, available. Frontage on HIghway 70. REALTORS UYOU CAN COUNT ON US!" p.o. box 1442 - (505)257-51'11 John V. Hall, Quall/ylng Broker, 336-4587' J. Greg Masters, Associate, 257·2882 ·, I""-t VOUR 505·257-4686. Gary Lynch, General Manager, 336-4252 307 meCMm drlye , INDEPENDENT Gary McSwane, AssocIate, %57-5623 ·, JaneBarteet, AssocIate, 257·5474 Mary Myers, Associate, 257-7058 ruidoso, new mexico 88345 I Se habla espanol . [g Jo Steele. Associate, 338-4915 JeanBaughman, AssOcllltll; 251-6038 '. REAL..,6R" , ~.- --~ ,... - ...... ,.~;-..,~.-.''l'"~ ." """~...... -'ll .... -·"t·,·~ ..~_ ...l-·,.·'".,·..,.,,~"'lI,.. .,,... '""""!II'-- - :'"IIIf-...... iIIIlIf"'-'Y""Ii.~.,...w:tjll'l$;rJ,"'I...I·-lf;;;t*:;&I JIll 4iij 1'4 '"''''''~ :c~ - - ".~ -~ "'~ -... ..~ --. -', . -.., - .- .. 'I4·-.,,·...... '. -.. '.' . __ '." ._. 4M1f.....M"*l'f#·f..••Git...444..,.....'.KJ4 ...... '4i.4lINw:'W.;qq«. Page 10 - Ruldolo [N.M.I Newl MODday, December " 1981 ~d'll!i5ll.!~m'l!ll FOR SALE BYOWNER - extremely weU 6.26 ACRES - ciose In, exclusive, FOR SALE BY OWNER - two bedroom OWNER SELUNG - 4.81 acres In Capitan built home. Two bedrooms, two baths, restricted area. Horses OK. $45,000. Ron house In Ruidoso Downs. Remodeled with 14'x70' Lancer. mobile hlHDe. central heat and ab~ conditioning, flood Smith Re~1 Estate, 257-9040, 336-4282. R. inside. 378-4076. . B-32-tfnc Furnished, fabulous view, lawn. deck, Just listed! lights, fireplace in iEirge living room, 5lH fe covered porch, many extras. Owner separate dining room, fully equipped financlDl!. Call 354-2652. W.I9-tfr kitchen with large pantry, washer and PICK CARPET & Two bedroom, one bath furnished APPLIANCES NOWI -----_._- mobDe bonie 00 corner lot with dryer. Double carport with large P.I\ Spec;ial! Nearly completed 2,064 sq. ft. horse barn. Property Is Partially weatherproof storage area, Ideal for home, total, on .,. acre lot. Has hal RR Best Buy On FIVE TO FORTY ACRES - unrestricted. fenced to keep that favorite horse retired couple, easy access. Call 258 Special! Special! lub room off masler bedroom, wei . Earth Is Earth! Just $2.500 per acre. 15% down, 10 years, and prleed reasonable. Call 3160. G-41-tfnc bar, cathedral ceiling, skylights 1O'\" interest. Ron Smith Real Estate, Roundup Really, Illc•• 257-5093 or Is whal you could say abonl this utee Ihroughoul, redwood dcck!!, cedar especially when aD you need Is $100 257.9040.336-4282. R-59-tfc evenings, Mel Glean 257-5097 or Bob view lot, with large lrees. No to.gellUlo tbls five acres of bealltfflll BY OWNER restrictions! Prfced al ooly exlerior and a view of Baldy. Three Wooley 257-5093. bedroom~, IWO baths. double Woocled load. Teo years to pay 01 Two bedroom house in $8,750.00, with eXcellenl terms. CaD garage. $89,500, assnmablt loan, 10% Interesl. CaD Roundup Realty, . PlnecliH. BeautifUl view. Roundup Realty, loc., 257-5093 or Inc., ,or evenings, Bob Wooley 257-5093 or Call 257.7313, Barbara; evealags 331l 257..5093 evenings, Bob FOR SALE - ~. to If., interest in com 257·2975 Mel G1eno 257-5097. 4670, Realtor, Lela Easler Real Wooley 257-5093 or Mel Gleoo 257. RR Need A Mobile merlcat property located. behind Estate. 5097. Home lot? hospital, presently a lrailer park. Good theD check with us hecallSe we have investment polential, 769-2371, Clovis. several to pick from that are ready W-58-4tp to move your moblle home outo. PrIced at $10,000 to $13,500, with good tel"lDB. CaD Roundup Realty, TRADE OR SELL - three bedroom, Inc., 257-5093 or evenglns, Bob brick, two bath in Lubbock, Texas resort Wooley 257-5093 or Mel Glean 257- area. Lake Ransom Canyon, for a house 7. or condominium in Ruidoso or Roswell. Equity, $13,500, total. $65.000. Call 505 622-7121. Ask for ROimie Hill. H-58--tfc RANCHO RUIDOSO ESTATES - 5.7 + acres wooded hilltop, 360 degree views. Underground utilities, improved with RR 1977 14'x70' road and well. Jim French, Drawer 66, Ruidoso. NM (505) 257·2692. F-5I.tfc Mobile located io mobile bome park.' ATTRACTIVE UPPER CANYON Fealures 3 bedrooms, 2 fuD baths, HOME, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. CHARMING NEW 2 bedroom cabin AN EXCITING mountain cabin; Beo Fraoldla flreplaee and 10m of Fireplace. $85,000.00. with fireplace. Only $59,500.00. brand new, charming, 3 bedroom, 2 TOWN AND COUNTRY - mobile. Three other extras. Priced 10 seD, with bath, with fireplace. Fine area. bedroom, 11. bath, covered deck. some lerms. Call Roundup Realty, WANT SOMETHING DIFFER· $95.500.00. Parked in Walking distance post office, Inc., 257-5093 or evelllags, Bob ENT? You'll love this country schools and Gibson's. New washer, Wooley 257-5093 or Mel Glean 257 CLOSE IN - Just listed this nice 3 1,126 ACRES IN THE Hondo Valley. dryer, dishwasher. microwave, carpet. 5097. bedroom, 2 bath home with home on 1 acre. Nice deck, a very $200.00 per acre. Terms. $9,000. Call371l-4842. . V-54-tfc fireplace, In the pines. Only unusual floor plan, 3 bedrooms, 2 $62.500.00. baths, with lots of peace and quiet. 48 ACRES OF excellent develop Just reduced. Nowonly $105,000.00. ment land in a very popular area. BARGAIN OF THE WEEK - An GOOD TERMS. Nice wooded land ALTO VILLAGE PROPERTIES 2·5 ACRE TRACTS only $12,500.00 and great views. excellent buy in a 2 bedroom home each. Terms. with fireplace. Large unfurnished LOTS, LOTS, LOTS room downstairs. Nite deck and fenced yard. Only $39,500.00. $17,500 Lakeside Estates on ,$10,000 Full membership, bas Lakesbore Drive, laclndes a WHITLOCK & LYLE, INC. an outstanding view of lake full memberllblp. YOUR DREAM CABIN - Brand and Baldy. $19,500 Wooded 101, full new cabin in the pines. Large deck, $11,250 Large lollocaled close meutbersblp wllb owoer rock fireplace, beamed ceilings, all Phone 257.4228 10 Hlgb Mesa enlrance. financing. $14,750 Large 101 wllb easy appliances and ready to move into. access and full memberllhlp. $20,000 Large wooded 101 wllh Only $82,500.00 with 15.5% interest BROKERS $15,000 High Mesa level very gradual slope. available. FIVE ACRES of meadows and WAYNE WHITLOCK - 257·4291 building site. UDobslruclable $35,000 over 3 acres In Deer MARGI E LYLE - 257·2763 view. pines. Best rural area, close in. Park Woods. $50,000.00. • A LUXURY COUNTRY HOME _ REALTORS doug bass (;, associates On 6.8 acres, fenced, nice barn with LARRY TILLMAN - 257·4305 stalls, charming adobe home with DOUBLE WIDE - In Ruidoso's REAL TOIi Located in Northwest Corner of Innsbrook Village-m finest mobile area. on level lot, has 3 JACKIE COVINGTON-258.3408 all rooms opening to atrium. DON LYLE·- 257·2763 Highway 37 U3 Exceptional in every way. bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 decks. Nice REAL TOR AN ITA BEDINGFI ELD - 257·4562 MLS Drawer 2290 - Ruidoso Assumable loan. yard. Betty Patton, Broker Call The Property Pros . 257-2397 Richard Cothrun 257-2109 2S1-9077 Open 7 Davs AWeek, 8:30 - s:oo Peter Strobel 336-4696 75 ACRES IN QUIET. SECLUDED NOGAL. This place oilers WANT TO TRADE?? Seller will 'rade equity In new, fur nlshed condo 'n White Mountain VI lor a good. buildable 10' or Sonja Hartronft hIghway frontage, good wells. Nogal creek. 'ruit trees. nice acl'eage. Call Rick. home. A horse operation is surely possible here. Call Betty 378-4312 A BUSINESS FOR ANYONE. Coin'operated laundry in good for a n appointment to see this one. Paula Stirman ALTO VILLAGE!! Beautiful new mountain home in locatIOn. Good equipmen'. Books open to qualified buyer. presligious Alto Village. Features sauna. jacuzzi tub. red· Call 8illlor more information. 257-7804 HERE'S A CONDO in the exclusive Innsbrook Village for wood decks and lots of trees. All for S129.500 with possible Sid AlFord owner financing. Call Rick. lust -61.500. Perfect lor rental income and a tax shelter. Call lor Ray. 257-4837 WELL PRICED. This two bedroom mobile home is very clean, mostly furnished. permanenlly set·up, with large JOIN THE LONELY BEAR CLUB. We keep looking. but there IS no sign 01 the lonely little bear in the Upper Canyon. Rick Evans deck. Only '''4.900. Will sell with good terms. Call Sonja. 378-4368 TRADE YOUR ALTO VILLAGE LOT for equity in new condo There ain't no way he's coming back. unless someone is using WIth best rental and management program. Ideal tax the cabin. Two bedroom across the road from the river. The Martin Rose shelter. Call Peter. owner feels 50 sorry for the bear that he says get an offer. Call Martin. INNSBROOK TOWNHOUSE and one of the least expensive. 257-564r Features great end location. 1 car garage. large bedroom. 7 OVE R ON E ACR E, beautiful view lot in Deer Park with all te~ms H. Ray Bish op bath. with sleeping loff. Completely lurnished and ready to utilities. Under <'30.000. are negotiable. Call Peter. move inlo. Possible owner linancing. Priced at only SI07.500. LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS IN RUIDOSO? Let me show 336-4367 Call Richard Cothrun. you this strong. well-established restaurant operation. Excellent location and great financial·history. Call Rick for Kadi F~nn BEST BUY OF THE MONTH! Furnished house in a nice an appointment. year round neighborhood. on pavement, double carport, 257-9351 A PASSIVE SOLAR HOME that really works! 2,000 sq. ft., assumable loan and possible owner financing. Priced at I REALTOR Highway 37 North -Drawer 2200 Ruidoso, N.M. 88MS MLS ,I - , - f ..-, YOU TOO CAN LEAD - three lives. , . ,Your Choice!' Rancher, fanner' and country gen tleman. 6.39 IIcres on creek. Lot D on ' of thrlle beantUlII wooded tracts for Eagle Creek Road. Only $60,000 terms. ~l!1y (Brokers Protected) ClJarles Ricken·, ' '15,000. Varle. In lIboe frllm 1.38 back, Broker, 2910 S. Rivervlew·Dr., ' IIcres til l.8Q Ilcre$. Elootrlclty lIad HOUSE OF THE WEEK 'elisy Yelir rolllld IICcess to the Melbourne, Florida 32901. ,47.21tp prClperty. Owoer wollld,fllmuce with FOR THE PARTI'CULARI Extremely neat 2 10% down lind 10 YCllrs to poy lit 12% bedroom, 2 bath mobile with a 2 car carport, IDle\'Csl. ClIll Roundup RClllty, mc., FOR SAI,E BY OWNER - 3 bedroom, 2 ' outside storage b'lilding. Fireplace tool Good 257·5003 or evenings, Bob Wooley bath, utility room.llving room with rock owner financing available. Cal'l Janet Warlick· " 257·S093 or Mel Glenn 257-509'1. fireplace and built-in china cabinet, flllly carpeted, patio and fenced back yard. Pearson at 257-4073 or home at 257·7972. ,,' Has two bedroom, living room, 1 bath, kitchenette guest hquse. Double carport, , ONE HALF ACRE - of wooded seclusion, located on paved roa,ds for easy access. ,, Alto ,area. $'1,500. Subordinate to Assumable loan. Please can 257·7217, jf qualified party. Ron Smith Real Estate, , "~ ( nil answer call 552-6900. A-44-tfc 257·9040, 336-4282. ' R~tfc SPLENDID AND SPACrOUS - Here's real luxury in 3 . bedrooms, 2\12 baths" 4 level modified A-Frame BY OWNER - 3 bedroom, 2'k bath cedar RR.Seclusion overlooking Cree Meadows Golf Course and a beautiful : chalet near airport. One living view of Sierra Blanca. Two weiod burning fireplaces, . ~oomJkltchi!D with fireplace, den, Halfway'To Heaven LOVE'LY- Level building lot with good access and den, pool'room, playroom. Nicely furnished and has master suite with, f1replnce. walk·in lir maybe closer would be the best "view! Social memberShip in Alto - 514,000.00. Call over 700 sq. ". of deck for your outdoor Jiving. A mus.t closet. $87,000. 20% down, will finance way to describe this 3 bedroom, 2 balance at 12%. 257-7318, days; 257-5251, Susan Miller at 257-7373 or home at 257·2624. sell place priced at S150,OOO.00 with possible owner bath A-Frame cabln'lueked back In fil1ancing. Call Manuel BadillO at 257-7373 or home at evenings.' , H-59-tfc the woods. Assume low Interest loan RUST'IC CABIN close in to town. This 2 bedroom with and Ihls can be yo...... Call Roundup fireplace is furnished and Is located on the pavement 257-7450. Realty, 'Inc., 1157-5093 or evenlDgs With sewer and natural gas. This cabin is excellent OWN A LITTLE BIT OF ITALY right here in Ruidoso! Doli Wooley 257·5093 or Mel Glem: rental property. Priced at $24.000.00. Call Marcia Silver Well established business right on Highway 70. Owner 257-5097. ' at 257-4073 or home at 257-4979. needs to move and will provide a good inventory and her THIS SMALL RANCH CAN BE YOURS for 520,000.00 , "secret recipes" tool Call Darlene Hart at 257-7373 or with terms!! II Beautiful view, nice level acreage, homeat 257-4222. ,•.-----..-..---::I! located in Mesa Verde. 7.3 acres next to city limits. Call RIVER VIEW goes with this 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. • MOBILE HOMES " Rose Peebles at 257-7373 or home at 336-4836. You'll agree it's a doll house with a huge wrap·around deck. Call Diana Isaacs at 257-4073 or home at 257-7063. New& Used YOU CAN SEE FOREVER!!!! Good access takes you to this new 3 bedroom, 2 bath charmerI Priced right at GOLF COURSE ESTATES - This 3 S59,000.00. Call Diana Isaacs at 257-4073 or home at 257- bedroom. 2 bath home is only 2 yea rs old, MOBILE LOTS 7063. . and'iocated in one of Ruidoso's prime ONE OF THE NICEST DOUBLE WIDES IN RUIDOSOl subdivisions. A warmth that makes good HOLIDAY HOME SALES Three bedroom. 2 baths. rock fireplace and fully fur family living. Large assumable loan. 1107 Mechem, Hwy. 37 ni,shed. Owner has done lots of nice landscaping. This priced at S96,800.00. Call Janet Warlick one has lots of pride in ownership. Call Darlene Hart at Pearson at 257-4073 or home at 257-7972.- 258·3330 - 258-3275 257-7373 or home at 257-4222. • • JanetWarUck RNe Peebles Gary Canghron Darlene Hart Tom Davis a:.7 •• "=' Res. 257-7972 Res. 33Io483B Res. 257-5100 Res. 257-4222 Res. 251·2053 Diann baacs MarciaSaver SnsanMIDer Manne! BadIDo Gretchen Emerson Res. 251.7063 ,RR Mobile Home Res. 257-4979 Res. 257-2824 Res. 257·7450 Res. 258-3643 On Wooded Lot Sudderth Office: 257-4073 - Mechem, Office: 257-7373 bordering stream. Priced so low U's unbeUevnble. Features 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and It's furnished, too. Only $13,500 for this little jewel, located on a paved street. Pay low equIty purcbase and a.snme sPoUer's loan. Cau Roundup RClllty. Inc., 257-5093 or evenlags, Mel Glenn 251-5097 or Bob Wooley 257-5093. JACKALOPE SQUARE REAL ESTATE lB REALTOR 257-9723 MLS ALTO' VILI:.AGE LOT - 'Ln~SrO~ ESf~'fES:':' large •. -. lot, view of Sierra'Blanca, owner financing, S15,500. DICK UnLE - BROKER 537,000,3 bedroom, 11/2 bath mobile. Commercial 562,000 Beautiful NEW home in quiet area. Large location right offof Highway 37,1.175 sq. ft. Good covered redwood deck. nice view on a large lot. terms are available. Call Kevin for information. Call Jack fOr details. Buck Meyer Diana Meyer 336-4903 336-4903 Dick Hall ACREAGE Gavllan MobUe Home Park: Dan Barrow LOTS 10<'3ted on 20 acres wltb year 257-9308 257-7544 HOMES, CONDOS rouod access. 1.300 reet of & TOWNHOUSES 10-acre estates. Magado river frontage. Living Joe Corff Bill Stroud $5,950-$9,500 Numerous Alpine 257-9896 257-5064 Creek. $24.000-$33,000. Easy quarters Include 1,640 .q. ft., 2 Village lois you can choose terms. 10% down,10% Inlerest bedroom, 2 bath, 2 cargarage. from. Thom Barnes Jud Cooper $45.000 Furnished I bedroom, lor------=----10 years. All zoned R-3. Owner flnan 257-5458 257-4209 I bath Plnecllff condo. dng. $10,500 Level 101 wllh view of Several 5 acre tracls just ---",----- OPEN 8:30·5:30 Located conveniently close to Capltans and Sierra Blanca. LOG CABIN track. EXCELLENT term. oUlslde 01 Ruldo.o. NEW RENTAL MON.-SAT. NEXT TQ BENNETT'S and yeararonnd accesslbllity. =='=-._-- $11.500 Two mobile lois with 34.8 acres wllh beautiful DEPARTMENT $45.000 2 bedroom, 1 bath excellent term•. valley view and Sierra Blanca home. Priced 10 sell wllb vlcw. Excelleal wen on Dally, weekly. monthly. approximately $16.000 down ALTOVILLAGE propcrty. Owner Iinancing payment and assumable loaD. LOTS 10% down. 10% Interest for 10 years. INVESTMENT SIERRA VISTA AND RACQUET COURT OPPORTUNITY CONDOMINIUMS. In the pines with great Sierra $48.500 2 bedroom. 1 balh $9,900 Approxlmalely 'k acre rustic home, localed on 1acre. In High Mesa UnillI. Blanca view from prestigious White Mtn. SUBDIVISION Pecan orehard near Tularosa. Estates location at north end of the Airport. We Lots 01 trees and nice view. Righi on the blghway, easy This home i. remote and $10,000 Sierra Blanca Snb offer 2 and 3 bedroom, 2-7'/2 bath plans on one or private and easy to get to. Thunderbird Heighls. 39 lots access. Super inveslment two floors with 1,350-1,536 sq. If. Designed for the division. foil membership plus property with excel/ent view. only minutes from downtown. potenllal, 80 acres. $256,000. discriminating, these custom condominiums are $74,900 Innshrook condo, 2 Will sell by Ihe lot or entire Call Peggy. priced below the competition at $73,500-$97,500. bedroom, 2 bath, completely $12,000 ¥.t acre ALG&CC on subdivision. furnished. Fireplace and easy Fort Stanton Road. access. A great opportunity to COMMERCIAL 80 acres near Tularosa. Pecan enjoy Innshrook living at an Irces to 15 years old. Good HONDO VALLEY BARGAIN 6.5 ACRES AND HOUSE with Rio aIrordable price. $15,000 Unob.lructable view production wlexcellcnt in Ruidoso in the front yard has many appealing amenities in and level. High Mesa Unit 111. $72,500 2 offices and apart vestment -credit. Owner ment, with ample parklng. financing available. $310,000. cluded in the 2.260 sq.lft. property. A great buy at 580.000. Dan $169,500 Unfurnished 4 $20.000 Wooded lot with ex has the detai1s. bedroom, 21> bath home In cellent building slle near 13th presUglous area. Professlon green. WHITE MTN. SOLAR ADOBE offers a creative design In aUy ~ecorated and' landseap WOODED ACREAGE volving greenhouse, heat "loops," fireplace that "feeds~' back ed'. Great view. AI.o priced '18 beauUrul woodcd arrcs with Nallonal Foresl bordering on 2 sides. lumlshed. ~2.500 Full membership and S"rlng runs Ihrough property and rlose-In too! Owner financing and a up. ducted heating system, a'nd more. For a look at thiS most views. "IghMesa Unit m. reasonably priced. $4,000 peracre. pleasing 2 bdrm./2 bath home. call Dan. And Many, Many More. '15 acrcs with srveral exccllenl home sites. Heavily wooded wltb natural $28,500 1.25 acres, full , spring and justmlnulc. from downtown Ruidoso. $5.000 per acre. membership + view In Deer 'Four adiolnlng 100arrc tracls. Level, wooded mountain top with SKI CHALETWliH GREATSIERRA BLANCAVIEW is an apt l'arkWoods. • panoramic views. Exr"lIcnt arce.••. Owner financing wllh only 29% down description of this brand new 1.100 sq./ft.• '3 bdrm.l2 bath in payment. $6,500 peracre: Pinecliff. Oak cabinets and rocked fireplace - bookshelf area And Many, Many More. '40 acres beanlilul wOCldcd acrcage only 2miles from downtown RJ1/doso. - add interest to the comfortable size. S68.000 includes all ap· Roads alrcady f1aggrd lor 3 107 acre tracls. Assnmable notes and ad diUClnal owacr f1nanring. SELLER MOTIVATED!!! $5,000 per acrc. pliances. Let Diana assist you. ' - •· SOUTH-FACING FIVE ACRE TRACT in restricted Loma • Grande Estates includes natural, gas, community water, and .'· close electricity. Priced for quiCk saleat S18,500. Call Buck. , ·· ·· PRICE REDUCED ON NICE, IN·TOWN 3 BEDROOM located :.• ~ for year-round access. Attractive home in excellent condition. .' Was S75,OOO. 1Il0w ,can be bought for S64,pOO unfurnished. ':..• OPEN SUNDAYS • Assumable 91f2'l'o mortgage of about SI8.000. ~, Drawer 2290, Ruidoso " '.'. CONDOMINIUM RENTALS - CONtACT IiILL STROUD, Doug Boss, - Broker 257-7386 R~~ ". '~-. 'f-ROPERTY MGR, AND SALES' 257·5064 OR 1-800·545·5137 • , , BrodJohnson-SoJesMgr. Res: 257-4775 MIS • .',,,.., Bill Happel David Harding Carroll Hunton Kevin Hayes :--..' .~ [B 505-257·7377 MLS Res.: 336-4150 Res.: 251-9883 Res.: 336-4756 Res.: 2S7·911'" l R'EALto~ Jack Samuelson Peggy Gowdy Jeff Chapman ~iltl)lt •.. , .Lell '.• (CALL COLLECT) 304 MECHEM DR. Res,: 251·9416 ,Res.: 251·473$ Res.: 257-?985 25,1'S3116 • ,BOX 783. RUIDOSO RllS.: ~ i ~:.,,:.• . - .. • J• , ,\ ••Ad •• «C d.d.rd.dd'd'Cdd _~ 1~~ _ ~_ :..~~~,~ ~,,~" -- Page 12 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News Monday, December 7, 1981 SPRAY SNOW' ADD THAT "WHITE CHRISrMAS" BRITE STAR LOOI( TO TREES, ICICLES TREE WREATHS, ETC. A YULE ESSENTIAL. 2,000 STRANDS OF FLAMEPROOF .... __ rna.ler charge -.::::::~~ .... ,.,...... un ! V/S.40 I TARNISH PROOF ICICLES AT' 13 OZ. ~~._._, ~--. ~. "",,,,,~,,,icJoeS I .BIG SAVINGS. .' AEROSOL CAN~SIUlYA WEEKDAYS 9.9 . REG. 77( . elMW SUNDAY 10-7 It' REGULAR 99' ... ~ ltRICES GOOD . 57' ~ . THRU WEDNESDAY, . . ! BRITE STAR 77«1: 12 FOOT REGULAR $5.99 BRASS CUSPIDOR ~. . TINSEL . HANGING ~~. GREAT DECORATING GARLAND DECORATION ACCESSORY REGULAR 77( CHRISTMAS. GARLAND. $699 3 INCHES WIDE 20 FOOT 25 SELF-STICK CHRISTMAS REGULAR EXTENSION REGULAR $2.99 -'-""-- WRAPPING PAPER $L13 CORD BOWS DRESS UP ALL YOUR PRESENTS PAPER OR FOIL $227 FOR BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED 88~ WITH THESE PRETTY BOWS IN GREEN . GIFTS, CHOOSE 50 SQ. FT. - ,iJ, . HOUSEHOLD ~ BRIGHT HOLIDAY .. ,- GIFT PAPER OR ELEGANT ------CORD. fdtTRM. • COLORS. FOIL IN 18 SQ. FT. ROLL. CHRISTMAS TREE POINSEnlA STEM 25 COUNT. BAG OF BOWS FOIL REGULAR $1.53 . SKIRTS OR . SILK FLOWERS REGULAR 79' 99~ PAPER REGULAR $1.53 \, TABLE COVERS 49~ ct· ~ \" ASSORTMENT .. 99 ~--' • " 35 INCHES REGULAR $3.99 BRITE STAR QUAD·MODE STEREO CHRISTMAS WREATH 42 INCHES REGULAR $4.47 REGULAR $7.99 REGULAR 39' Sensitive AM/FM stereo receiver. 4FO~lo0 Matched modular performance speakers. Recessed built in semi automatic belt drive turntable. 8 track FOR MY LADY OR MAN FOR playback deck. Cassette play/record LARGE ASSORTMENT deck with 6-push button controls. THAT CHRISTMAS GIFT OF DECOPLAQUES BUY A SKI OUTFIT JR'·MODE N MEN'S STEREO SYSTEM o JACKETS E REGULAR L $26.97 ONE GROUP 97 $19 "Gft "i. .' ...... Receiver with SP1600 speakers-Gran Prix AM/FM/FM stereo receiver with SANTA CLAUS ELEORIFIED 8 track plaYer and automatic record REGULAR $1.79 MEN'S changer. Receives AM, FM, FM stereo CANDLES BIB OVERALLS broadcasts. Plays 8 track tape car. CANDY CANE ASSORTMENT REGULAR $37.97 ~;:~;:~ $99° ,~" BELLS $)33 REGULAR $4.88 EACH 97 99 SNOW MAN .$29 ANGEL REGULAR $2.47 LADIES' SANTA AND SLEIGH $)77 50 SKI JACKETS " MOON BOOTS • LIGHT SET REGULAR $34.97 \ . ASSORTED STYLES ONE GROUP NEW SHIPMENT t1i1 G "" .AND COLORS WICKER BASKETS , ... SOUte, , set ~\~ \\'. 20% PLANTERS BASKETS BIB OVERALLS \ OFF , - ---_. REGULAR $36.97 TRAYS ''*-:'"'' REGULAR $3.97 WALL HANGINGS .$297 . '." , .I .....,.DeeeJlIIIer 7. JIll ...... [N.M.] Newt - ..,..;•. :::;:::::;::::::;i::::::::::;':::;:;:;:;:::;:;:-;;:*;;:;:;:;;::;:::'?~:;:;~:':~;:;~;::;::: :;::::;;:~;;;-;:;:;;;-O;;1;X::~:;:>:;:;:'{;:::::::::::~:;:~;';~;;:;:;o;:;,;::::~~ ::;;-.«;x::::::::~;-.:::r.:~).:::rQm:=:::-'::?"*m:::'-::~-:-:':;~-:=='*~:'::::::::::::;:;;-;:~::-X-::*,-::::*!:i:;:;<;*:?~?7/...... :::¥...... «..)';;;-;ok;,w.$#~;-mm/,*~m: • . • Inside The Capitol 'OPINI'ON PAGE Yours and'· Ours . \ , , by Fred McCaffrey THERUIDOSO NEWS USPS No. 472800 Published each Monday and Thursday by RUkioBo News, Inc., J. Kenneth Gr~, Presldflllt; Waller L. Green, Vice President, at 1712 $ANTA FE - "Lake WlPP," KIng said he saw considerable merit bl Sudderth Drive, and entered as second class matterat the Post Office at That'l what jokers around here hilve that Idea, and remarked that 'WeD nul 'RuidOllO, N. M. 118345. umed t"'t catclJmmat basin that'l flWng political campaigns often create naw . Ken and MaryGreen Publishers up wlth brine .t what IIIIlY beCome "the concepts whleb have value for goven. KyScoU '" Business Mgr. fOnner WIPP lIlte" outside of Carlabad. mllJlL (He was quite courtly ln his COOl- CaleDickey...... ;...Editor Eddy county folks won't think that'l so. pllments to Houaton for this one.) CarmenEdwllrds Advertising Mgr. '1 fIInny.. One wonders how mueb monsy will 11& JudyFrost , Composing Mgr. Dona Ana people, co Ule other hand, necessaryfor sueb a ftght. The Leglslatlve .rna)' lUre tblllecondhalfof the jote, which Council just made a large block of funds SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE ~estII we tum that salty substanceover . avallilble to .state Engineer Steve Single Copy, 25c; Single Copy by Mall, 5Oc; 6 months out of County, $17; to EIP8lO. wblch Is lnurgent need of more ReYnolds and Attorney GllJIeral Jeff I, within Counly, $15; 1 year out of County, $20; within County, $16; Home water. . Bblgaman for ezpenses In the battle. DeJJvery, $2.50 permonth. TeDns should know that New Me:dc8IUIEI Paso reportedly bas already Invested 'l1Ieatrplue eruIIN.YIlIl!ber.tIIa'NI1I1W 1Il1l· .' The RuidOllO News reserves the right to reject advertising and edil copy ~ pOot8llll lie .... 11 , are as united as tlley have ever been on $450,000 In preparing Its case. w\llch It that it considers objectionable. Liability for any errorInadvertising shall BoeDer, a; as ''1•• 8IIythIng wben It comes to a detennlnatlon considers cruciaL . nol exceed the value of the actual space in which the error occurs and Rldd_·I.....!dpId Allport, •••,.Iata ..die . IIOttohave outsiders mlnlng New Mexico's Whether the Pass City gets permission shall be satisfied by correctlon In the nexllssue. CsII257.4001 for Home De., Afer, airport Ie .ne Balli... water. to drill 300 welis bl our basin or not, the Delivery. To a 1I\IlJI, we agree with what John case will undoubtedly end up going to the Salopek saldIn LasCruces a faw day's ago: SUpreme Court of the United States. That :,:.:.:.;.;.:,;.:.;.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;,:.;.:.:.;'~':':':':;:':;:~:;:;;:::;:::::::::::::;:;::::;~:::;;:;;:;;;:';':':':;;':::;;':'::;';;:>:::;:':':'~;':';;::::;;;:;,::;.;,;.;-:.;.:,:.;.;.;,;.:.;.;.;,:,;.;.;.:,:.;.;.; 'lbe cIrclImsle._ wen dIff...MaJ II. U'II .. "Rlght now. Naw Mexlco Is 49th out of.the 80 billion gsllons of water per year we're Boward dW Iia. pIue eruII, asll-.nl_ ,.... .60 ltates .1 far as water resources are arguing over Is Important llJIough for both fly ..of Ule alrpart• llOIIcemed. IfEI Pasogets what we've gal. sidestofightaD the way to thetop. Letters to the Editor ~be~ &~~wIIltum~~a~ Deal' editor: ImmedIately fou.wtq .. crull la UldI ...... Even poilUc1ans who might not always mark one, however many years It takes to THE TIME IS NOWI 1. Untreated 'lYood shingles inay be ~ . , see eye to eye with one another make make Its way to Washington. Both sides In my letter to you dated 11-160-81 1 readily Ignlted by small sparks from RIdlboMaJOrUoJdL.o.YlIJr...... Gfia•• common cavae 00 this one. are well aware of that fact. covered the fire dangers we face In the chimneys or exposure fires, by radiated Ie expl.ia Ule drcamstaJIceI, MIl II VII' JUac .. I ..,.d heat, or by bumlng brands. Burning IOhpod _ JI'oI1 ...... _, i Gavernor King, for lnstance, responded for those poor folks In Eddy COWlty VlIIage dueto the-unusual high percentage loc:atIDI • _ [ As shingles themselves also produce brands to an Idea of Las Houstm's by sayblg the who were counllng on a gain of as much as use of wood shingle roofs Inoor building which may he carried by the wind to start governor's office bas $500.000 In con- $692 ml1lIon bl personal Income If tho construction. other fires. Age and low hmnldity Increase KfaC'I u relayed II'I'M News bJ0.'111, wu= "I'D tlngency flDlds It can make available to WlPP project flies, they've got to be Since writing my letter to )'Ou I have. respo_. ff,gh~ the susceptlblilty of wood shingles to p& aa It lJIJ"""'iatel,," .1 IIeJP the good flgbt against EI Paso If moderately discouraged by now. received additlontl1 facts regarding the Ignition. more and better attorneys or professional Brine had been encountered In the area abnormal fire danger when wood shingle 2. NFPA goes on to say this about fire water people are needed. before, but asGeorge Goldsleln, one of the roots are used bl <:onstructlOll. TIIla In Wedoa'& reeaJJ die'OVaa.'alIYIsial o..Js,..'I'M News .. ~ retardant shingles - Trea~ent of wood (Actually contingency fund the Cabinet secretaries on the Governor'l formallon comes from recognized fire shingle roofs with fire retardant coatings ...,-. relaUwl to .., acu. lle'd •... Governo,rspeaksof Is largerthan thai. but committee for WlPP, put It: "Never so prevention agencies as' well al from medlateIy," ...t .., ume IIIlee, to aetfftlJ 1It .. he can disburse up toa half ml1lIon from It much and never so close" to the proposed studies made on the subject of wood has been proposed atvarioustimes but has nol, to date, PROVED PRACTICAL as proJlOlBd rello'- alIlNd ...._, wltbout having to get anybody else's site. shingle roofl. permls&on.) , For those llJIvlronmllJltalists who have . To those who wish to avoid a major flame retardanl treatments lose their effectiveness with continued exposure to It'l -Jectllre _ov JIIIl1, we ...It, •• Houston also proposed establishmllJll of opposed the WlPP project from the start, catastrophe In the VlUage I pass this In the weather. TIl.... eome kbld of permanent Irust fund, which this mustseemlike theanswertoa ~yer. formallon on to you. 1IOA1bI1ltJ, tlla& Mll;lIer crulllIIlIId aft .,_ted ... probably have to come out of some original mind put It years ago: The preventlon and control of fires 3. Untreated wood shingles are woukl As has prohibited by law In congested sections of 'airport bad beeIlloeated ..die _, IUIead " MII1lId la • general revflllueS, to be available to fight "Poor Uttle New Me:dco. So far from many aspects but let me direct your at vaney IlImIllllded by water battles in the future. God and so close to Te:lllS." tention to one of the worst culprits of all practicallyslllarge cities and a very large _talu. WOOD SHINGLE RooFSI number of citles and IOWD$ prohibit Ibelr The National Fire Prevention use within the municipal UmIts. We beUe.... Govenar ItiaI Is la a ptI1Ue... esen _ Assoctatlon International (NFPA) was 4. The position of the NFPA Is that Wl treated wood shingles SHOULD NOT BE .ldehbleiafIIleaee to Am tile prebIem.s U1atare IN...... established In 1896 and has bellJl the prime develapmeat 01 Ule rqlanl alI:'ped _ .. milL We are moving force In the United States In at USED TO roVER ANY ROOF OF ANY SHOP THE CLASSIFIEDS taining actIon In relatlon to fire safety TYPE IN ANY LOCAUTY. III'IbII Ule Goveraer to tab .ctIn "Jmmed...teIJ." 1IeftIre since thai date. In 1m the city of Dallas, Te:lllS, Wl we lulve aao&berfataJUy tllafmlllltliedIIe ..die fad t1ld WI of the use HERE. IN PART, IS WHAT THE dertook an In depth study of Map_..flyJato.....'.f. tile RIdiIII.Airpen.-CD NFPA HAS TO SAY: untreated wood shingles to determine how this related to the high dollar loss being • ezperlllJlced by thai city. THIS STUDY DEVELOPED THE FOLLOWING FACTS: I. Dallas was ezperlenc1ng the results of the city's past allowing of the use of <:ombustlble wood shingle/shake roofs. Three near conflagralllll1l were seen as the direct use of wood shingle roofl - 16 e homes were lost In one fire DS the result of wood shingle roofs. 2. A wood shingle roof can be totally Involved In a fire within a 3 to 5 minute e period. The Dallas fire department average response time was 5:06 minutes. 3. No fire department Is sufficiently mobUe to effectlvely control an air-borne fire fueled block after block by wood Stuph & Junk shingle roof structures. 4. WhllJl a <:oJI!1agratlon has developed and is spreading from one combustible roof top to the next, the process USuslly .•• by continues unless a natural barrier such as a rlver ora large open area Is reached. In other words - the fire of this nature cannot be controUed. Cale Dickey 5. Wood shingles lose their natural moisture content as IlIey age and then begin to split, making them more vulnerable as lime passes. Conversely weather has lillie effect on composition or HELP THE PINK LADIES ON SOCIAL 8ECVJUT1' higher rated roof covers. 6. Fire losseS involving wood shingle The Pink Ladies .•• them'l the gals u Seems all yOll folb as Is 011 SocIal· roofs are 129 percent higher than Io9seB for keeps tbe Ruidoso Hondo Hospital Security.. orfl:dn' toget on ... ala't lOt AJI:dllary allve, and functioning ••. In much worry about ••• higherrated roofs. A loss of$100,000 where well to 'caua • IleJ ou aln'theard tell andbow uld committee ••• wbatever thslls ••• It·tbe a composition roof Is involVed will result In laln'ttold "be'• ~ WhIteHo1ll!lConferetlCeOllAllilc·.~daM a loss of $229,000 where the comtroctlon Is caseryou, cause you .ore ...... up got lI.yeaNlld Hell. untaUn eraws. 10 coUecting 111 sorts of electrical ap- Pe De t PIGrlda wood shingle. The higher net loss for a ~-- ~ It~ wood shingle roof Is always higher than pllances as Is In good worIdng order ••• or :.;.. moct'IIaJId :=".. - Ise on w=J' ...... ••• -- • that for a higher rated roof. can be putthat way. .. to beIp fa CongreaUlID Claude'l .coma 'jaDIfI The city of Dallas completed a poslUon funds to buy things for the hospltsl, u Into the fray ••. tokeep SocIaI8ec1lrib' as paper on wood shingle/shake roofs on 1&-7 possibly, &be hospitalml8ht IIOt bavefunds It Is now ••. and to _ to It tbat ItUIpI 79. An analysis on the same subject was to buy ••• 'cauae they ain't got budgeted right on belpln' lol1ls • hIa paid' lbiIr completed on 11-14-79 and on 11-21-79 (7 funds for that JlU1'IlOlIB. aI -UL ...... __ ..... Now .•. what the PInk Ladles W8iIl.re DlClIIIlY... ong _I ...... days later) ORDlNANCE 1116420 was 11 1 rt I employer ... blto that fIInd .. • to JdDdII passed and became the law. Dallas small app .ncbes ·•• lne eet cab.!'" belp'em OIlt bl their rdInmeDt •• , atld delermlned the problem - then took a~ loaslers, ports le lew g mac nel, 1leep a pot of beanallllD.1i!I'1nI ClII thelladl' lion. broUers, Irona, I¥pewrlterl ••• yCIU name burner. As I write ibis letter a :I» to 40 miles per It .•. If you have It •.• the PInk Ladies Arid tbat's jillt gotta be load _ for • hour wind Is howling overhead. Should a want It ... 'causehand&beY gol ~ DIIII ... lot of people. • fire occur ibis day this letter will never see ... as Is right Ywhen .. CUIIeI t9 DOGLlt8Il EAT1!:1UE8 appear In print as there will be no making things as Is electrical work •.• newspaper whereItcan be printed. In fact, andcleanlng 'em up••• andgettln"emaD AccortdDg to Tom Denltton '" bll'1 little will be left of the VlIIage - just ashes ship shspe ••• and this guy'l justdonatiag h.ndlcapped a".ln coordlDator fllr - and questions of WHY? his time ... and his sk1I1s ••• to help the Governor King ••• there'a -tlacJoIata In Lip service and little else has been done PInk Ladles raise some em. dollsrs. the state as Is refUainll to aIIoIr wIb Is f.pIde to protect our Uves and properties from AU you gotta do .•• see ... cart your guide dogs (.eellJll eye) •• , deaf fire. No one has reslly cared enough to appliances as you don't want 110 more • •• dogs ••• and JlIIrol dop • " 1Ih UIeIr take a stand on fire prevention standards doll'll to the PInk Ladles' Thrift Shop • •• restaurants. which hsve long been In place In other that'lln the BllI1llIl bulldllJll u the Midtown Now ••• tbe thblgJa ••• It'l SCIn'" : localltles. Mart .•. which Is sorta Il1oncbw1se, to the lsw •••ascltedbl8edion217.I!:GltheNft : Will the Trustees nOW face up to the fact east, kblds, from ~ WIn, Place and Show Mexico Food SetvJce fteCblaticu •• " • of the dangers of wood shingle roofs and ..• and tboae ladiea'U be 10 happy to a~ sometblng tbat the Env1nlamlrdal. lIDo : tate action to eliminate this type of con cept your eootrIbutlon of an appllance • •• provement Dlvb100 Is f..-y·1IboIIt .... : Ilruelton? We can'l overcome past delaya Thurlda" Friday and Saturday .f· forcing... for fol1ls as Benet food to .' but'We canset some guide lines to Improve ternoolll ..•anyothertime,cartltinto the people to refllle to llerVe. foiId to JlIopIa : the future. Win, Place and Show ".. 8l1d the PInk with ooe of thiIse VlrlOlllIdnds of dGP In As stated there are other problems Ladies'U recelve eame bl due course. low •.• orpeople as the 401- hu 1tI tow to relating to fire prevention which must be Now belpln' this electrical repairing protecL .'... : considered. It Is up to the VlIIage trustees genius out are •• " "Bea" IlJid TIm camp- Betcha •.• If'n _ of. U- ~Ceawas . to take the flrsl step. beU '" these two doe. the baul1ng of eIosedupforaspellthey'd_tbtll&bt,." J. A. "AI" Junge appliances from the1brlft Sbop to the andhearthemsuge••• lIldaeetoIUbat· repair shop •.. and they carta 'eiil back those tol1ls with ttJese wen iIIanlIered .. wilen they"l'IISdy lorsale ••• besldelBaa. caulnes sottell,oodset'VIce , .....fGod. . and Tim f\li'lllshel the repUrman with. oN FEaTILE BGG8 ' . \ p1acelowork •••andalaowlthallthetools . 1lumciflrilW he needs ••• and tbat'l beiQg rlgb& heiptul Fei1lllzed ens ... JOu I&Jlotr •• , reIIl1lI' ~ Thendline Touch Tone- Standard Touch tone- ' flip-PhOne" .~I!~!!!P •• , to help out a tell load cause •.• bl the.hltebln& 01. bJtds, ... mmay fot the PInk LIdlea. reptile, lnseets, ~Jrent, dudt..""'.' ~orphones The PInk Ladlea putUteae appllances up and geese ••• 'c_ tbaV, wbtn ~ Christmas calls for something special. For that special sOmeone on your list And ofRuk!olO ~ from Continental make thePerfect presen!S. Antique reproductions, ultra modem...qmtinenta) has a for sale In the '1'brlft Sblp ••• 8114 tbe)o Uving. ecme froIn ,,• 1!lIkle ..... ~les Pine Gifts of tbe sells at bargain prieea ••• IIld aIIlD load And did).ever stop to tblaktbIlt tba flrit. '.• ~ .'" - _... . .-. . ::~~:::;:-;~::=.:~:;~1:;:~;~::;~:=:::=~~.;.~.~~.:(~ :.:.;~:.:~':-:'«!':'''!-!U&~!J&!.~''''!o!o!o'''''''''''''U'''''~'''':''''''''('''!o''''''''''~'''' :-•••( ~ . • •• ~.. ••, '. • ••••.•••• ,"'•• 0,;' •••,- v ·._ ....,.~ ~;,":t:."o w;,..v y ••-. ~ ~ ;.o o;.i.. . Official Reconls WMmANTYDEEDS SPECIALWARRANTYDBED 243, mand 24li,Skyland, Lincoln County, Village of RuldiJlo to. EUis E. Rliodes, N. M. . . M. C., Limited, a New Meuco Limited Block D, Lot 12-C (O&C), Forest Lawn SPECIALWARRANTYDBEDS Partnership, to Knorr Furniture Co., Inc., cemetel')', LIncoln County, N. M. ChaJ'les Frederick Wilson, Jr., and a Texas Corporation, The HIckman Tract, WARRANTY DEEDS IJnda Gall Wn.onto Lakeside Cor In the NWV., Section 14, T11B, RI3E, Frankie Monteith to Winters, Runyan poration, a New Meldco Corporation, Lot N.M.P.M., LIncoln County, N. M. and Reuter, a P8rtnerslllp, Lot 3, a replat 8, Unit 1, Deer Park Valley Sub., Uncoln M. C., Limited, a New Medco Limited -of Tract ".A", Cree Meadows Count!')' Club County, N. M. Partnership, to W. Joe Matthewsand Rosa Sub., Lincoln County, N.'M. Forrest L. Tborpe and Mal')' L. Thorpe G. Matthews, Unit 3,Phase m, PInon . L. A. MCCullough, Jr., Trustee, to D. A. to Robert A. Crenshaw, Jr., aIkIa Robert Park Condominiums, Lincoln County, N. McCall and Kyla C. McCall, Lot 10, Blocll A. Crenshaw and Orene K. Crenahaw, the M. 29,Ponderosa Helghts Sub., Unit IV, E'oloNEV.NEV', section 11, '1'88, RilE, QUITCLAIM DEEDS LIncoln County, N. M. . N.M.P.M., LIncoln County, N. M. . WARRANTYDEEDS Leah Sherrill Tillotaon to Joyce C. EUIs, . D. A. McCall and Kyla C. MCCall to Alex Adams, Lot 10, Block 29, Ponderosa T. A. BGaneU and Glynda Bollllell to J. W. EBBtup and Patricia Harrlaon oteroSavlnpandLoan A8soclatlon, Lot 2, EBBtup, Lot 8, Block 4, Black Forest Sub., Heights, Lincoln County, N. M. Alex Adams a,nd Clay Adams to L. C. Block I, Unit I. Alto Lakes Golf and Llnc;oln County, N. M. Counll')' Club Sub., LIncoln County, N. M. William G. Baln and Janet K. BalD to Jolmson and Delma June Johnson, Lot 10, Block 29, Ponderosa HeightsSub., Unit IV, RonlneY. B. Mathlews, Jr., and"Euia V. Joyce C. E11Is, J. W. Eastup and Patrlcla Mathlewsto Marsha1l A. Hunter and Betty Harrison EaBtup, Lot 8, Block 4, Blac:k Uncoln County, N. M. . J. L. BarnesandFaye Barnes to LouIs L. Jo Hunter, Lotl7Band 80, Block 10, Unit 2, Forest Sub., LIncoln County, N. M. Ponderosa Helghtl Sub., IJncoln County, Wood 011 Company, an Oklahoma Haynie and Glenda R. Haynie, Lot 11, N. M. Corporation, to The Estate of Pete Kellar, Block 12, Golf Course Eslates, LIncoln County, N. M. Acres, Inc., a New Mexico Corporation, Val Anderegg, L. C. McLaIn, Jim Yoakum, to WalTen Bums and GObert Sala'Br, Lot Lola Frederick and Geraldine Chandler, WhIte Mountain Development Company, Ii, Block3; and LotiO, 44 and 48, Block 8, Any portion of CedarGrove, Crawford and lnc.• a New Mexico Corporation, toJoonS. Unit I, Camelot Sub., IJncoln County, N. Lee and Seung I. Lee, Lot 53, Block 3 Gold Pan placer mining claims which Llnco~ M. overlap In the S¥.oNEV., Section 10, or the WhIte Mountain Estates, Unit 4, Dorado Development Corporation, a SWV.NWV., Section 11, T5S, RI2E, County, N. M. New Meldco Corporation, to Jack L. N.M.P.M., LIncoln County, N. M. M. J. Reed and Frankie Reed to H. StahlandCarolA. Stahl, Lot 145, Il1118brook , Richard Utile and C1are F. Little, Lots Village, LIncoln County, N. M. IF YOU CAN'T go to lIIe mountain, brlag tbe DlOl1Dtaln.to famDy of Ho_tou, Texas, wbOle van was spotted In R... you. 'lbat seelDB to be tbe pbBOIOpby oUbe Rlcbard WIJums recemly. . CAMELOT MOUNTAIN SIIownBy BUCK MEYEa REALn A Mountain For All Season. and ASSOCIATES (505) 257-4040 (505) 257-7377 CONGRATULATIONS TO FALL ART CONTEST WINNERSI Grand Prize ($500) Arturo Torres, Alamogordo, Photograph 1st Prize ($200) Jean Steinbrecher, Ruidoso, Camelot Quilt. Lois Barnes, Albuquerque. Watercolor. 2nd Prize ($100) Nancy Fleharty. Ruidoso. Watercolor. Lora Fisher, EI Paso, Oil Painting. Honorable Mention Johnny Orinsky Antolnnete Covey John Gadbois .' Ruidoso Ruidoso Ruidoso Photograph Photograph Pen and Ink ART ON DISPLAY AT LAKEVIEW ESTATES OPEN HOUSE, DAILY 10·DUSK . ' , ,,~, , . , Enter Camelot Mountain across from Holidav Inn on Highway 70 and .'I .••jl; • , , . 'I ·11: -·~,1 follow our signs approximately 2 miles. ~ , . , -_..... -~ ~- '. - ...... ,- ~. ---~--~ SPECIAL THANKS TO JUDGES: Mimi Jungbluth, Bruce McElya, Mike Hurd" Herb Brunell Buck Meyer Dan Barrow Jud Cooper Joe Corff Dick Hall Thorn Barnes Diana Meyer 336-4903 257·7544 257·7209 257-9896 257·9308 257·4040 336-4903 ~VILLAGE~ HARDWARE Gateway • AND PAINT COMPANY Shopping center Don and Dorothy Dale 429 Sudderth 257·5168 C) YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY 6 Three Drawings Each Friday FURNITURE (December 4, 11 And 18) 6 P.M. 7 P.M. 8 P.M. For A 15 lb.' Turkey Stratolounger® PLUS- • Recliners .• Sleepers A 5" BLACK & WHITE AC/DC TELEVISION WITH RADIO • Sofas • Swivel Chairs TO BE AWARDED AT 8 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OPEN TIL 9:00 FRIDAY ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18 UNTIL CHRISTMAS • No Purchase Necessal')' - Need Not Be PresentTo Win . - locally Owned &Operated - OPEN TIL 9 P.M. ON'FRIDAYS COMPLETE. M 2815 Sudderth Drive FrI",. "II HOME Phone 257-5410 FURNI'SHINGS .' Regular Hours: 7:30·5:30 ,• I .. ""-- ...... J. -,...... __ <.;,,, ,""',_ oL ",. ~·,L _, '""" '..:. __ ,,,-- ~.",,", "'- ,.",.",,,~....,...... ~ .. ,,,,,,-..,-- ...... _' ...... -: ...... _ ....--._.-.,..,-.lI""'"' __ ...... ,...... --- __ ._~~ .... 11""'""'--""- . ~.- ~1"""'"7... ~ • __ .. r-·.,_, ...,-'...... -' .. ...,.,.- r " . , '., ' "', .", ' " . " , .' ,. , ., . 8lIIce tbe campflre IIIIOke from deer waved down by • lo8t bUllter. Tbe bunter _1I1t11lmill In our m1ndllllld that ezplaIned that be ". turned around aDd blue 01'lllJ8e vest IIId ClIP haven't bem1 needed _ beIp finding bla camp. WbeII pubed:too far back Into tbe cloaet, let's tbe game warden obligingly unfolded bII talk about tbIa yar's deer BeUGIlI. map, be was rewarded by a totI1I¥ blank I: on tbe bunter's face. Seems that aן11Ill I1I'It _ went pretty BIIIOOtbly 100' with _ very-befty. deer coming out of friend oftbe bunter'shaddrivenIn, and, u . tbe Ba~ IIld GlUIdallpl MOIIII a pusenger,tbla bunterbIId not paid much tam.. The IPriDB mollture IIld mUd attention to tbe roadll or dlrecUOIII ta1Ien. "IIIIIM~ Ibowed up In tile.form of good WbIle that man hadJl problembe atku& antler growtb and good body COIIdltIoo In bIId tbe _ to know when' be nlieded Homemade Soups And Dellllertll !DOlt of tile deer ta1Ien. bejp. Unfortunately there J&re otbera that The _lid _ arrived with a leave camp witbout matebea, wltbout a ralnot.orm aDd a fog cover10tblck that you jacketalld without a map. Peoplethat J&re Italian Specialtiell "1DQIt had to row tbrough It. The tem 10 c:areful with tbeIr mOIIey, t&eIr bomea, Illlraturea dropped andvIIIbIIltywas PDOI'. and their famllie. are fill' lOme reuon 10 Appropriate Drellll Required 'DIat'. wben tile people problem began. careleu with tbeIr Iivea In tile oukf. Maat folk do justfIDe workIag tbe bIl1I aDd doorlI. -----eQ:,;>.,,<~_ CIII1'OIII near camp. U tbey get a little TbII year everyone wu found even tamed II'OWId tbey wI.Ii find a bIgb IIJlOt tually. GamewardenIon tbeltlteline a1Io and pick out tbe road tbey came In 011 aDd found a large mlJJlk of vloIatlOlll. Kelley's Keg Party Kelley's Saloon Mo~d., ~.ht tbe IlttIe dot down yllllder - that's tbelr Roadblocks at Lov1ngtOll, HobbI, aDd Jal ...00...... mobile bome or their faltbfuJ pickup. produced 25 cltatlOlll aeverallllegal deer 5-6:30 SpiritS,. Sports & Games However, wben tbe fog rolls· In aDd It's IIld 011I Illegal turkey. Maat of tbe 25" a Glallll Sandal, OpeaA'tNooR. bard to pick out tbe nat tree, much lea citatlOIlI were to IIOMeIldeIU bunting amp, tben bwUnl start to getlost, - In a with resldellt Iic_. Game l>epartmmt 82.00 Pil("ht>.... Big Screen TV For NFL AetJon lmry. t1wIka goea to tbe State PoI1ce, tbe . . Beer'I.00 1'bII yur, u evl!!rY year, we had lost Mounted Patrol, tbe Lea County SberIff'. 50" Hot DOlEN HAPPY HQUR EVERY DAY Botito.·. SIde Ilantera. What IIINHime IIbow IIWI,y did Offk:e aDd tile TezuDeputmentof Public Saloon Open at 4:30 3 Mil•• North On Highwe, 37 not Jmow from wbere tbe11t1rted out. Safety for their beIP In matingita GDOotb of. Be.n, ••1.00 One game warden, tbIa aeuon wu operaUon. _------...... ------·-0--'------'---- ~ ...... _..;...... --.-o...... -__... •. , ecurl• UI• 080 ., , • , f • .1, 1 , • a cordiallyinvite you to attend < ." • · A Collector's Preview ,• ,• featuring bronze sculpture by , · , , ,• , , ,'~". .~; ".;J't! " ..._ .• '4 to,· ;c., . '. ... .~" ~ . . Tom Knapp . ,. 'I/W'. '. "', , ,· \ , • •. ....;, '., and paintings by " . ~ • Dorothy Bell Knapp " J.,''''~'''''' ,:, . .~ ... . The artists will be present at ·· . ~ . '. '~." ~:. ':~"., • ,-', .1 ,')••. -'." , ", "':.r · " , ... "" , . "",, 1' ".. , -,' ::: ..."'...... lv· I;,t " SECURITY, BANK - 401 SUDDERTH • ",. J, ,0:.', ". ..~.. ·, .'t". ij,., ,• ~. '... "'4 . • ." 1fo, ." , ~.. ."". '~1; ".•' .... ~ •• ;,' ,,'H' • " ~':' .•",...... h~ "",'!.; ~fi,':lt-",·!·~· ,~'I') :l'~ , , ,;- /., .I-:..i Sunday afternoon, December'13, 1981 ~. ,-I.' '.,' '0;" , >i., ,"', ~ • , , .- • ..'• .. " .. , ," ,'.. r . ,~ • .' .• ', ":. i.'"' '. ~' .. 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. " . j",'l' • ..~ .;, ~~ '._$l~ ~., .',,, .' ',.('1 . .' '~ ~:, " " '".. • ,;- ,l" J- ~'f;;'::''''-' J .. :, :i1 ~,;,. . . • . J• -,-" t" I·' .-, ,. .. >t • : .:' ..... i~, If-ftr ",~~.!, ,,~," .;'~ '~~, . , -:: i .. ':I .;.\f,$ \. 1J";;'tI~~:,t.,,~ ,;'.. ~,t.J. Wine &: Cheese ~. ,.r ,- .;,d- _~I .,iJ..a "," -, on "...... -_.. r:-., "f"?, ".l- 'N." •. ~' , " .',' "..... •, ,. -.J...... i.. ~I,!" ,.f·'_ , ". ',.',~ - ,.,', ". . ~., ~_------.----- ~ ~..... ~ ~~ r. -- _---- "-_ _ .. .-',. ,,\1jJ~.~1;tol1~·t~.1. "''"',' • -.",,,-, .oI'_o':~.~I~~it,..,. i'" - '.. --.------, ., ...... ------...,.··ili·io!4!·", ,·',,oIl.!:1;"'(\\.-\'" .... ·,,~,f.. ·· ",. ..~~~.)'a,)", ,.•• . .. '" 't.,.:i.;J''''-,,1t, . ., . ~ ,~ , ...... ' .~ • ~ .,: _.: .. _,: • . :"~~~''''I: . . '" ,_.. ,,' ..,.. t I ",.1'.~" '. . : .. ' .... -... ' .. ,,- .. ." .-"- '. , ~ .,..= __ .__ _....-.J_,, '~ .w _' __- ';';"O; _Mil'"~ '. ;,jjo! ...... t...... ,.~. "" ,.... ~----~~---~~-~~-~~~~,--~~ ------...... --., -~ '"I'~ ",,",',",'.11"'''') "'It''l'''II'>;J-,''t:''''+,1''\'i~'I'''''L''''",~',.-'" f,-.--'lI..,~."_~·,,p',r'.""'rq~~~'I"'''''';'''''''I:-i""l r-:-A""-;~;T·W"'-""~':"'l"'''i''''liC ':"',1"trl".~;C;ra:""'~l·. ''''''!'''~~''''''~;''''''''''''''''1'''111111 -, , :/V:, p , , ,RUIDOSO TRAVEL • Now located In You need all of the adjet!Uves of a PINETREE SQUARE wine merchant to describe the USlness \irtues of aNATURAL LOG HOME. Numerous Stock Plans Ready. If PHONE you prefer, we will use your plan. Oualffie~ an~ Call us, we are fuji of ideas. These Contractors Rnna Offer Many Roe services BOO PrOOoots 257-7361 Natural Log Homes of NM, Inc. Box 534, RuidosJ,NM 88345 Bill &Vema Allen 257.2776 (JiIJ' - COMPLETE AUJOBODVREPAIRING _ ~SAlUTETO MAlTER IN METALWORK ••, .• '. .,!t'l~IN U. Arrin~on '~~ CHAMBER MEMBERS .IIml1CAH"1JIElG~tllS iiatBglirteamh~WyediJofiMneMfJ8/ftoiltmtle GLAUWO~KI . INIURANC. CLAIMS ~ontractor ~" ::.,::,rl~IVI"'.10f1 0 na:""MA'rQ, of1M Vaiy ChamberofCommetrl 1.III1U~I'IW~.U General " FREE EsrlMA~ 1/1me. RtM Resi~ential ~ EXPERT GLASS -tommercial- 0 &BODYWORK "5"'5.I,C,lIIOlIlIomllJllnUr - Repairs - Metal Buil~inls- 20 Yeaffi Experience . SF.RVlNG'DIE ARFA SINCE 1919 ~ P.O.Box791 1BLOCK OFF SUDDERTIf L«'ATDlONlIJYlIITHOU,I100D lW_lIOI![lI Ruidoso, N.M. 88345 PHONE ONCARRIZOCANYoN 257·2403 257.7925 '. ROAD WOOD MLDING , SERVICE,' ~' PHONE 378·4614 New Sleel in Stook Repair and Fabrication 'ifF 'Ornamentallron Work' 'Portable Welding •Radiator Repair L.H. (Pete}Wood GUARANTY ABSIRAO &TITLE CO. ,.S~O~ 1IIe Classifie~s" BOX 964-PHON E257·2091 OR 257·5054 RUIDOSO, NEW MEXIC088345 '. , lOCATED NEXT TO eASlEVISION NAVAJO CONDOMINIUMSI located on Sudderth Drive, proJect was started In July of thIa yeer. '11Ie flrm employees became a member of the Chamber In June of lbJs year. 18 peO~e and fa p1allDfDg to buDd CcoDdomlnluml Dell' tile .~. ":~'"'_ Owners: AI and Charlene Ward Owned by Larry aud Dom Langford Itop1snd Mel [oot Rio RuIdoso, SIx oUIle COudlll have already betD started. SIERRA pictured] and Monica O'ReIDy the actual COlIIJtruCUOD of the ' Printing &Rubber Stamps III Abstractor: Naila Sluder _ "croll FromPOIt OJf~ke"_ Business CantJ-Lelterheads WeddlDg AnoollDcemfiltl Social StadOllery SPAS, PlasUc Laml.altlDa Addreu LabelJ-.Daler SAUNAS XeroxC~k, COMPUTEIJNEOF HOT.TUBS RUBBERBTAMPS JACUZZI ONE DAY SERVICE ON STAMPS If' .' MOUNIAIN AUIOMOTIYE SERVICE 'Complete Transmission Overhaul 'Engine Tuneup &Comple.te Brake Jobs t 1114 Su~~erl~ 'Complete Line of Automo 2S7·2949 tive Repair D,I. Fugat. Next to Frank's Fruit Market HIghway 70 Eas1, RuIdoso DoWll8 , 7 -4513 1 It's aluxury that's more affordable than you think! .1 ~ Many size models to choose ,,. many styles too. • SlTLMARK CHALET, located at mSQdderth, biB heeD a mUon several types of rOOJDl raDglDg from ODe to Urn Each comes complete with heater, pump, filter and member of the Chamber dDce November, 1978, Owned by beds. Some rooms are equipped with ffreplaca. All rooms ~I other features. Fraokl1n A. Koehler and Ida R. Koehler [pIctured ben 1,' the bave color televfalon and free coffee. · motel fa open all year. It'. a famJly Opel1UOlI and offers .L Our ,~Iar seW-contail18~ ,orta~le ... .~ 11 s,as M~~~ for C~ristrnas ~elwe~. IYio.,. •· SeMce aM Insfgl~ion .;, pm;~~'tr;rrt~r;;Wr~t;;t~ .. t RUIDOSO NEWS tSJSlZ1Z1 . t Gin SUBSCRIPTION RUIDOSO TRUSS '.. I t AGin THAT lAm ALL YEAR ~ I , I e direetlr behind CaWevisioll Porta.ble Buildings • ~ BUSH PRO I ~WE/USfNDA_NG ~ ~ let ~ '~PIlOTOW: : ~. • m1~PPI ••. .' ~. . CIISTDm R00F ~ :al~ dES r;bI MIl mRaHIJsol: tl ~ Gil\ce H7~ -muSSES 257-4924' ~. NFXTDAYSERYfCE • ~ ~~~~~~~U : th,£IIIrAnB/W, : t) , . .. ,. - .. ,e~igements, 8111~lI:kage dea~. ~ . I :.' 'I It ,fortlleamateur •• =.. ROSWEll VOLKSWAGEN AND SDBARD WANTS TO THANK , : : :i~11. 'i ".. tl. ALL OUR RUID050 AREA CUSTOMERS FOR AGREAT YEARI .. .1. . Now In Stock . Approximately 40 New Cars - 1981 Models - t RiAMYDRILllNG I; DISCOUNTED UP TO $15001 CO,MPANY SCHRAM ROIODRILL t -RATES- ~ . EQUIPPED:" ~ OUTSIDE LINCOlN COUNTY Remember·...We Will •llCENSID to ioNDID t 1Year t" $20.00 ~ " 6Montns $17.00 Come To You If You . '. INSURED " ~ 1;' . IN LINCOlN COUNTY 4 Kennefh Reamy'. driller 1M I year $18.00 III., . Can't Come To Us! "Dn8,,505·354-2470 ' _ 6MonIIIs $15.00 ., .H'oilis Cummins •nrtner , Roswell Volkswagen And Subaru Phone '5'05·354.221'9 THE RUIDOSO NEWS =. Inning. 505.354.2429 ' ~. 200 w. SECOND ROSWELL/ N!W MEXICO 623·0164 BOX 128, RUI., N. M. 88345 OPEN DAltY' 8:00 A.M. TIL 7:00 P.M. P.O. 80r 474 PHONE 257-4001 ~ r:3P~,...... ",I'I'I"I'I'i CAPITAN, N.M ttte'71tnnnnninntnnd ~aMWit~ 88316 j ..; . " < ------." -~-.._...--~._. P...e2 -Ruidoso (N.M.I News ", f ! " r;. ' 8BD fcThl@ I ~ill)(IDLc~E~ ,I Dul1 /, ,I ! .(HANN F· L 7,- E SPN Siltpllite I Sports 1 •, (H 1\ N tJ L Il KOI\T I\lbuquerque I ABC I I CHANNF14 KOBAlbuquerque/NBCI CHANN[ L ~ HRO HOllle Box Office <, • CHANNEL 1 WOR Nt'w York lind. I CHANNEL 8· KSWS Roswell Lubbock I NBCI CHANNEL 10 KBIM RoswelllCBSI • CHI\NNF L 17 WGN ChIcago lind. I CHANNEL 13· KNME Albuquerque I PBS] - • (HANNFll~ KGGMAlbuquerquelCBSI ,• I g, CHI\NNFllA- CRN RpllqlOUS i," I VInce .... Lorrllnl V two caIfonU II"OWWS I, r~ ~J ( H;, l L \ 1 WTBS Atlanta lind ...to c:ash In on 1Ind....lIn In "The WIll" b• Cnp." r , • CHttJtJFI ' 1", K DBC [I Paso (CBSl I ~'. "The Last Cro!J" ," t~ , r H f'. tJ f I 19 f(VIA FI PdSO! ABCI "Take your choice. You can have asphalt to chew on • ~ (Ht,~JiHL ,r you can chew on food, Asphalt doesn't digest very 1:) 5PN 5,)t£'lllte lind I ~j well, And that's really what's facing us In California. " i' d,. I r (H f\ tJ t'J I' I ./ 1 -California State Senator John Garamendl KLKK Albuquerque I Ind. I ,f i·1 Farming is big business in California; It Is also a ~ • '. I : '. t. "I L.... ill(1 ''ll. I t j , '.," r I• " l . I \ (. tilt· r l ChL , ~J.ll'I.-',!· i)r'I~'r,llllllll:l~' threatened one. The nine San Francisco Bay Area coun· f til I ties-roughly the size of Connecticut-yield more --;- i., ~ , ..~. "• '-)~' •I agriculture than 13 other states combined. but also i " ['J@t."J' ~4J ~n@I!Dli'$ comprise the nation's frfth largest metropolitan area, As .. , @Uil tJe~~1eUil(JJ]s the cities continue to grow, they consume not only the, [ products of the surrounding farmlands, they consume r ..... t - BEAR ISlAND wm-ld ...... the farmlands themselves. . " , ...... I:. - THE OCfAGON w/Dlidt NcrtI , A hard look at the head·ta-head confrontatJon be· Wed.. I- 'I'IIE IIJRROR aL\CC'D w/Ellafletl ,..,... tween growers and developers, and the possible conse· r n..• I:. -DEADIN' FOB BROADWAY [}jj[Jll@ quences for America's food supply is examined In "The FrI., 7:. -HANGAR)J w/BelNd V.,. «:@sO I Last Crop," produced by public television station 2iat.. I- WORLD BOXING LIVE, I!elYIIlIIr 8uda @imlI» KQED/San Francisco for "U.S. Chronicle," the second , w.Patc.-.o v " series of 3O-mlnute reports with Jim Lehrer, airing I I 8Im.••-RED ID'L'r0N'81'nll1tJ .,,.,.....,. 01 • ¢ " a.w- JJ Thursday, December 10 on PBS. (Check listings for time r f I In your area.) r , r It Day' Encroachment of farmland begins with outward t r - .... j migration from the cities and suburbs. "The Last Crop" , reports on the conflicts which develop as more people move into fanning areas. Fanners complain about ACROSS trespassers. vandalism, and dogs attacking their III OMIe:"'z"- WIll ....."M'....,.. livestock. Homeowners complain of tractor noise, I [,.0 pesticide and manure odors. Nuisance suits are often 10 as " tiled. 12 ...... 111 0*__ n en ..oc UftW:ls. IIIC II ••erb 20 M,·'.....IC 21 11lrlcI "'_ 22 TV,... cv 'I..n'. I 24 IIIdI8IlI ~ __Ida .. po...... -, i ZlI no. - eI N/tIIIf aW(f~ 31J2 "The- ""lW8nt.". -- 34 1Ir. 3&-WW"'1P'Il• , 37T_ ft ,..., 41 C*mlllC AId.." (due to ,,,ute .2".) 42 - st, V_ant ...., ) DOWN I , 2 SeariJ 3 GOOII,...... (InII,) , , 4 s-.. 25 5 Trw Ihr r I• .. 31 M/IIufes IInlLl 7 ...... '"Qllef Ibd... r I IMJ.- , 11 "NrIhw."... 13 DlI~II.'" r 14~- ..... r l' HIllel Sltwln & sr••" . 17 0IfIr. r.H.I. - , II "-Crrrb- .;:.'... , 23 F__~"I_"'" .'.:.- . 26 "-'II 1rtIIrr....._hI'lt , Drm~_ , 29 0IlIIr. - 07__ JO ...... Dwrdw r U HrnII- f J5 lV_if " An;He'. r • ••nIc _ bImrlI IM , (lilt.) .' , .., ".'m Wa...""". , • r == _ ...... i ._'" • ., . 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I Ut••1II ., ..._1. • MOVIIs 'CIIII' .....,Sh.,1 CrMk' " ::O";~ ....-:Ieo4:..Cl.N~II;' World Wor II ·- • M LL., • •• IMtnlctleu. Pre•••" ICoromWCII'velerun..-turmtoUllMzonucom- e. .-Ith-At' t ...... "en .- - -- • 700 ...... f. I ...... :-.I and ...... documentary w urama, ~, un" munlly where _fVCIniY • t"'...... "--, lid! de....;w.. 1M eff-aa and 1M men of .14srIy"III ... Iv,.,-ShI,lell ....Hille poJeI rnarrIcI;e to a 15-y_-oId. Conrad loin. COnly, ,....-18 Ie nd.r S rby • Wlr; • 1,,_ • "lew I. lI",t Christopher "tldn., Diane Lone. 1981. 1M wor era. NOfTOt-d, by" Jla (011. • 6:GO • ...1. PhIIItIn Shew 1130 • r... • MeAeseH Flnt of Two Pam. " thief 1955 " =~ker I •SwoIIy Doe moll.. Iif, mlMl'Oble for the 4077th. III NIth....., • ,-. ..SIN GoItI III Jed! Ienn, Shew Clstslll"l~n"'I ...... Clrcu.~'II.. 2M to41.h' • 1IIu•.,.,•• DeIly 1130 • O'lIIlitS.tIcI: USGF . ..r= • AMther World CD 700 CIuII aD MOVlEr 'On lIomt_d n- It. tMloved ., Wake U,. with ,.,. CO....1ft • MeYIe 83 ""'etI ~ 8enjumln plan. 10 win grandfather; who Isn't ready to die. ~hcnes 6:30 • SaI"y Dol • Up to the MImito money boc:Ic at pok., from a Ioun-"'oiidng se,· 'Death. up a tree. lionel Borrymore, Una Mer- "j ~t. kill, Cedric ...I.cklw...... • Mull...... '.,.,a 7:30 • H1uM e.tl. M oIIergy to palnl fumes GI Uta ofHordwicke..lley 1936 • • Varied Proaralll. CD 0uI"1II lith' prompb a scheme by "mos to b.c:ome .\lin', 2..00" My UHfe ~ GIl GIry .ancl.1I ShIw 2.-30 • .Mevle hcxIse guest. • MOVIE: 'Sevin Day.' Leov.' This ,In. • My Th... San. • ~,••ncy One 1m Iu...... I ....rt . cere, dromutic story of mother loy., Is bosed on 1ID.~Ift. wllb ChctrI.. Ku....t • 'lice I••Igh, mT_of U. Gubby'uxpert tutoring In Ger· Jomel M. Borrle's 'Old lady Shows Her Med. ) '-H.aIth fIeI4 CB ..... Bunny man pay. off, ond then boc:Icflro.., all' Gary cooper, Beryl Mercer. 1930 ,, 7:00 • em GcMNI MImInt AftHtdca III Movie.: " em....1II.nce .:00 ..MOVIel 'ChIItI1rItIo of Sholl e:...te. It. 2:30 IIGolf: WOI'kI Mwtdl ....'1 Ch.",p1D11l1tJp • r.., .."'IV. It to ..."., Korean War v,tllnln ,.tum. to an Mzono com· .. tv.wI'ne.. New. • S"'lght ralk .., HHr MetuJno munlly where polygamy Is pcadIced and pro- lID IedIIIor 'a,hor • Wok. Up wllb tho Coptllln 31(10 • ttor.•• Lucy POlel ~ to a 15-y~. Conrod Baln, 3:00" Nowlwatdt ~ , em Fallb 20 ...... y 0.. Chriltopher Atkins, Diane Lone. 1981. • SItn OnItNwl j , m Mtsvle • VIh AJ•.,. • ..a..u Gnsnt " lime caplule found In a cMmo- ...... 1••1.'1 7:30 em Morning wllb Cherie. Kur~a1t .. lIlHy lund! !idled bulIding becomes a Pandoro'. boll. (60 3:30. Momlnt S,,.tdt . • "wltchllCl 03 YIII AlII.. For It mill.) III MIk. Da"".... Entlrtlllniltlft' Hour 7145 em W..tItrook Ho.pI,.. 3:30 U GIll...,·. laI.ntI .. How. III Moth" Ufe 1:00 em W..thor • lIlHy IIMds • Gra.t POIfot",.nce. 'Mrs. b/nhordt.' M 4:00 ..... F'lIIlldln Show • It_par 11lOIII • OM 0., At • n- EngIi"'lody flees 10 a picturesque hotel In Brit· III U.s. A.M- ...... Philbin ShIw • I'Ink P.Hser hw ~fa 1&«Jpet-troobIed mu"rrioge. (90 min.) .. CNN Now. m Movie .. MI. I.,.,.' HoI,hls.rh." CD MeAeseH FIrst of Two Pam. "thief 4115. Nowa em Ullo., Y....n" Yov • lIVorfy Hillis.... moItes Iifw m1M1'Oble for the oC077th. 4;10 • Calle•• "'thl InWw em 700 Club ..HHr MIstalH .:30 CD SIrtt "'AIil.... III FtsIt~:Z;O~.__~ _ __ .~..••~.~, G3 OM Day A' an-..,a.-...... TIS Ivetllnt Howl ((~f1J]tECd3CQj©J\J7)17 .u ,. .", •• 1:30 DIIockIHl...rs 4:00 ..T_ I lo",! CD Howe ColI, M aIIergT to point fu",? ,~_ i CJ:lCI) A11co0".. E••y • TIc'.'.'11Tee: Doulh houl4lpromptsgues,.a scheme by Amos to b.c:ome Ann • \ __. .__ "__ .. u_.u. •• JLu_ 9:00 • e..v. IMt • H."y o.y. 9:00 • ~ hottNsII .m- IEYINING a TIc Tfle Davtfs • Mup,.'. • MOVJII ...... hllSS'HI' " wealhor-reseurdt • .llltn DavltlIIfS ShIw • SOl.... Stroo' team on 0 clesoIote Arctlc IsJond ha. _ In ~ • WhIoI .f Fortvno ..AMy GtfHlIb m1tId Ihun world climate. QonaId SIIIhetiund, • NfL Gtsas• • 1 the Wflalc • GDontshue 4130 • Me.-S-H Voneuu ledgtuve, Illchard WldInurit. Rated • SeMIlI. Stroot a e..v_ & ShIIiey I c.. PG...... ~ .~~ .~_Shew • MOVIE: 'Sup.,..m 11:1 MaYJo' Cluril ~ Klnt retum. as the •MUll of SleeI' vou/llng uyl' .., $Im_. • NIC How. ••Ho•• cropen, out.muading Iocamollve. and romanc· 90.30 a ...... tara ..CIS HoWl • I.may MIl., Ing lois Lone. Chrislopher Il.."e, Morgol II AMthor Ufo • W.IIIIIII. leek. Kottor • NIshvIIIa IPD 1Clclder, Merion Branda. 1980. Rotec:I PO. .., Yell Ask" for It III '1 • NaA ..1Il.tII.1Is tNw Jersey .. 10:00 • • FemUy '-UtI • 0 , Pyla ..a..u Gnsn, " time capsule found In a cMmo- AII...to ..CJ P.'.wonl P1v. CD Up to the MIrMIto RJhed beliIding becomes a Pandorn'. bolL (60 • fa,"'., Mvtphy Candu1Ion. Father Mur· • How••t Noon .., JhHy 0." Atoln min.) phy trfeJ to ~f four orphanl out of a brutal • New Maxka fMay 5:00 .. II S,..fa Con'" 9:30 • ISPN 5,••" Ceft,., wClrlc house. (60 min.) [CIClsecl Cuptlonedj • o-shUfl Nowa • Mft•• • Sl.on I SI••n It. teen-oge computer whiz • MI••...,.. N,I",lserflo.' I.IIey MIler • T"",hI Show uockJ a bonk'. oulomated seier service. (60 alftll....n..nt Netwldl Nowa • SfIHh $eo ..MeA-S-H min.) • Yell", .nd tho ...110.. • CerelIurMIt ..frlarMI, •.s.tvr4ey HI",t • MoVIE: ·MInsdlt • a41b S,,..,, An old ICr.30 • em IY"'·1 He:,. • CIS Ho.. ..""'"'Int K..... Ale"" A perfonnunce man who prof..... to tM the TeuI Santo CIous • CI Old.,. • a--..SNrtIy by this coboNt IIngor II feoturod. bringl a I'IeW m4SOIlIng of Chrlstma.lnto the rIVes • YIUnI anti tho "'l1li. 5:30 ••Ale Nowa , III AMtfMsr Ufo of .,,It'fOM he touches. Moul'tll(l O'Hara. ..EJoctrIc Celll","y • NIC Now. • All In tho '.SlSIy JoM Payne, Edmund GWIIlll. 1947 III Mtsvll • 1II''''_lII.nt T""Ih' 9"u • C.adse. c.mo, CD Pl•• CIftf'. 11:00 • II) Alf My ChtWran • M-A-seH 10:00. ~ ...tII.11 S,.dab 11:1 MIra•• IIIS,.d.. a Dlyl of Ow LIva. • 1Aiv_ & ShIItay & c.. l.wI fr'lII J....nl AIr ....CiO 'no Sen • MOV1IJ "- far T.lt••• Two men fight • LIt'. Male. • DoeI • V Shto'H,., 1'1..... D!eI* unlil 0 crooked bunk., comes up with a da...... • S.n SIft ...e HoWl turdly w-which foren them to unite for 1M • PrJ.liner Call Ilede H • Now. • MOVIIt 'SIs....w ., • 0..1s" " man common CUUH. Fronk Sinalra, Dean Martin, • lrIatructlonel "...... eludes 1M poIlce and hldel out In ~ Colifor. Anlto Ekberg. Ursula Mchss. 1963 • MovII . ~~'" •. "~, nil:: town with his funlily. T_ Wright, .W..w"'WI CD AI tho World Tuma .'": ••.- . r'" ~ CoItIn. MucdonoId"'ler'. Corey. 190CJ .ao • arN S,.".--. nl3O. PIffaII ~ i ;·-;·~~C.J)rr'~e,iC?J~f,1 j ; • 1liiy Or Cr...... •H.....y DfIya A,.1rs • DI.,. ,f Ovr Uvoe • \ , ..'~. ' • DWc c. tt .\ctor Illdlard Honis I. the .. 'oM. Me..,s... tho WIIW TUftII.,_~_~.-._. ~_. .~.nts & Allan =::. ••M111'..,11_.11'..... Lohrar'.1 ...rt • DIck Cov.tt ShIw • MOVIIs 'N...h.m hrIuit' Two Moon- 7:00 .'M~51_ tits find oIlIy one survivor of the group of Nazi •W...... ,"..: '91' Sanler ,. AlII -6:00 IClbottuts who landed by sWmorine In Hudson • ~.tbs USClI OI••,lamhItJ. ea.New. Boy. ErToI Flynn. Gene Lodhort, Helmut Dun ~= Daye " wild winter'. bush 12:00 IIem One Ur. to LIYI tine, Julie Bishop. 1943 wredu Joonie·I.Hort, to prove lhe'l a IHpOn • "SIIIIIIIs., Wh.,1l ._•• Male.,. Dick sibM bobyslnar. aG)New. Coveit Iooka at the hlstory of cxlvertislng. 81warWNeWI e T,...u,. Hu,!' ~o-.30 • MeAeseH .. fatfIar M""tphy Conclusion. Father Mur. 8H"11mea phy trictl 10 get fou, orphanl out of a brutal IIJ DIck Van Dylcl UttIo Meu.. t'nsJrfe .. NCAA ...k.....HI Now Moxka n. CJ Oft the A lent·talking wClrlc house. (60 min.) [Closed Captioned) II) MocNfi.....hror • .,.." salesmcm convinces Mrs. Oleson to tum her Nav.'••_ • Irat Mlvlrick MovericIl plans a scheme a Groat ..... restouront into a foil food place. (60 min.) • T_.",ow CeI...... C•••t 12.-30 • I".Mitch Ga_ [QoHcI-CoptioileclJ • MOVIIt 'ScI_ SI•••• The mother of to prevent 1M tcJt1road from cltitroying the town. (60 min.) [Closed Captionctd] • AnoHser World .. ',Iwltl Ionfu;In hr1jumin pIuns to win young girl who becomes pragn # • ' ..., r- .. ... I' • '" .... •. -... "1"...... • • '''- ~ .. '. " .• ,-)" , - .(; •• ,:s •. _. Page 4 - Ruidoso [N.M.) News ~ ~ ;- '" 1 .. 'J S ;0 n ScheduIe Fa r Th e VVe ie k Of 7 Through 13 CII••'I . • MOYIE: 'the ',,'r'" M." Stw-f' A M.u~. drama boaed Oft the trw /lfe .tory 01 tM ac. • SIta OftINe•• • .MOVIIr...... WINt, ...... t....' reco.,.,-y from Q .troke. Glancla Joc:I -! r: .. , 7 . : ? S $ .....r pz,' "d" " . __ _._ .. .,.... ,_..as. .. 'I .,-,;!. ·..·v!'.~ -""~V''',':'~~~J'''''if,~~__-... · , ~_ :Cl'~ • • .. " _ ,,'...... _ [ ....._ ... _".... ob...... ;...... ",,'....-....-_...... "'" 1t:fS'" _.'... .. • • ...... - .- ... - .. • " ""'( • ._._,_~. ._ . "6> ...... ,..~ ,- •..11., .... .,.~ .... ~"". ,t. 10· .....·.....,...... "" ' - .. 'I - _ , ••••f ·' ..· r -. , -. I . ~';IIlo', ~ "'~".I 'OI\~·t~· It. ....__' ,4 '." .. '" 1 .. # - '.' ." .. r' • • -. '" " - .. . .• IN.M.J '- .ge5 - -. .. , ., C_:J '. ~~i "-=\ ' .. .·.··.t J -~ ~.\ ~''.' .. ,. . .. IT ".. ':/_, "";,, ::> d'.·.0,':, .' ..':,. ..' ." (-,U HOLIDAY INN COUSINS' RESTAURANT INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS . DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP AND PACKAGE STQRE CHISHOLM TRAIL . "New Meuco's Oaly "Mouth Watering Delights" KELLEY'S SALOON Complete waryResort FacDJty" LoCated AcJ'OBI From RESTAURANT JERRY DALE'S . OwJaed aDd Operated by The Telephone Office ANDMON JEAU LOUNGE 3MOes North OD Highway 37 the Mescalero Apadle Tribe Phone 257-5535 • Hi~hway 70 At The "V" Pho. 257·%958 3.5 mlIes South of RufdOllo Dixie Cream Donut Shop offers the moot Phone 378-4051 • An evening at Cousins' is a unique ex. on tbe Homeland of taste 1empting delights availrtble in the The Chisholm Trail Restaurant in the perience offering a wide range of en Tbe Mesca)eroApache Tribe Ruidoso area. FrOOl blueberry donuta, new Holiday Inn features a completE: menu tertal.nment. Phone 251·5141 cream filled eclairs, to scrumptious cin for breakfast, lunch or dinnerand they are Dining in the restaurant; "Ruidoso's The Inn of the Mountain Gods provides namon rolls, every bite is mouth watering. open Monday thru Friday at 7 a.m. and oldest and mOst recommended," is a guests every amenity of lux'"'Y living, Call in ahead of time for parties and Saturday and Sunday at6 a.m. pleasure with courtesy and service just a surrounded by 460,000 acres of unspoiled order cakes or large orders prepared to Their new evening specialty is .'Came part .of their outstanding offer. Menu forest. Spacious accommodations offer a your specifications. The Dixie Cream Asada," but YOU'll find all your standard selectiOll8 include great steaks, seafood fantastic view of Uie lake and Sierra Donut Shop opens early early for your favorites too! Selections from the wine Jist and all your favorites along with specialty Blanca. Superb winfug and dining will convenience, so COOle bysoon and enjoy all complement your dirmer or choose one of items. delight the choosiest of gounnets with a their-variations of goodies. the special after dinner drinks. The Mon Kelley's Saloon offers "spirits, sports wide selection of wines and mixed drinks, We are closed Tuesdays and at noon Jeau Lounge features live entertainment and games," with special bar prices fine steaks and seafood. In addition, it's otherdays. for your dancing and listening pleasure. during early and latehappy hours. the perfect place to be for your dancing Complete facilities for banquets, and listening pleasure. Guests will enjoy Jerry Dale's Dance naD and saloon is meetings, wedding receptions, etc. are swimming, boating, fishing, golf, tennis, also available at the Holiday Inn and· Cousins' newest addition and features horseback riding and everything else you R!JidClSO's only bucking bull. And you can TINNIE'S SILVER DOLLAR arrangements may be made by contacting would expect from a complete resort. thesales director. dance to live COWitry western music There are 52 RV spaces with water and "WhereTime Tarned Wednesday through Sunday pn the electricity avaUable. Also, enjoy skeet and Back1be Clock" HILL'S PAi4CAKE HOUSE "largestdance Ooor in thesouthwest... trap shooting ranges for the avid sport TbutJe, N.M. 1111 Sudderth Drive sman. [U.S. 71/381 between Roswell. Ruidoso] Phone %57-4715 K·BOB'S STEAK HOUSE Phone 1.f53.44%S Lawrence and Terri Hill: invite you to "FlnestSleakfl in the Southwest" SONNY'S BAR-B-CUE Tinnie Mercantile Coolpany takes you enjoy one of their delicious pancake In The VUIa Irm, At The "y" AND STEAK PIT back to elegant, tum of the century dining. speclalties, or ifyou prefer they alsa have Phone 378-4747 Leave the bectic world behind as you enjoy "RlIfdoso's Original SIDee lJ74" all your traditional favorites. Luncheon K·Bob's, In addition to serving the finest sizzling steaks, succulent lobster, tender specials are featured Mooday thruFriday steaks in the Southwest, is fea~uring not Midtown RaJdoco lamb chops or trout. AU your favorite Pbone 257-5457 and include selectioos suell as beef stew, one but NO salad wagons, with aD those spirits, including many new and exciting chlclten and dumplings, meat loaf and mouth-watering selectJoos. There's fish Sonny's Bar-b-cue and Steak Pit in drinks, are served in opulent, authen chicken strips. and shrimp, too, if that· may be your midtown Ruidoso has been the area's tically appointed salons of yesteryear. The Pancake House is located at 1611 choice. So go once and you'll COOle back favorite for fine steaks, deUcious bar·b-cue Tinnie's Silver Dollar is open frOOl 5:00 Sudderth and Is open Wednesday through again to K·Bob's ... and they're open 7 and all the fixin's since 1974 and a new p.m. til 10 :30 p.m. daily. Sunday from 6a.m. til 1:30p.in. days a week. Iddltton, "the bottomless bean pot," lsfast K:Bob's also has The Tack ROOOl, beccming a major attraction. - seating up to 35 people for parties, rehearsals, sales meetings, etc. Catering service Is also available and they feature special meals and special BIG-T.FAMILY RESTAURANT prices. Sudderth Drive,Gateway Area THE DECK HOUSe: Pbone 257·7343 This popular dining spot for all ages RESTAURANT __TELE/__. J AdobePIua Pulse includes a menu of anything your heart desires '" ranging from big juicy Dorothy and Tony Apodaca are your cheeseburgers to their own fish sandwich hosts at the Deck House Restaurant in STRIKE FORCE or steakfingers. Call in your order of Adobe Plaza on Highway :rr. They Invite chicken strips or tacos and enjoy sides of you to enjoy a realfeastatthe only place in by Steve K. Waiz melt-in-your-mouth french fries or top' it town toserve authentic New Mexican food. ABC has big, big problems with its Friday night all off with a delicious fruit pie. Ice cream Treat yourself to some of the specialties of the bouse, including their lineup. Then again, any network would, if It had to com specialities are also a favorite at the pete against the likes of CBS' juggernaut of "Dukes of Tastee Freeze. famous Squaw Bread and strawberries. Open daily from 8-8, there is ample Hazzard," "Dallas" and "Falcon Crest." The latter series, parking in the back and a lovely deck for which will undoubtedly achieve high ratings because of NORMAN'S PIZZA your dining pleasure. "Dallas's" strength, could spell disaster for ABC's offer Gateway Shopptng Center ing of the S.W.A.T.-Iike police series. "Strike Force." • 257-4734 OLE TACO starring Robert Stack. Larry and Rose Norman at Norman's 319 Sudderth Right off the bat. this Pizza in the Gateway Shopping Center 257-5040 series from Aaron Spelling speclallze in delicious pizzas, &andwiches, Ben and Luz Chavez prepare all their Productions lets you know hamburgers and frito pies. Soup, chili and delicious Mexican food fresh daily in the that it is violent and laden a salad bar are alsofeatured. kitchen at Ole Taco. Their menu includes with stereotypical slurs, Norman's is open daily from 11 a.m. to 9 both American and Mexican-style break fomented by the appear p.m. and they invite all old friends and fasts - huevos rancheros. chomo with ances of an up-scale black visitors to come join them for lunch or eggs. and menudo. Also on the menu are detective, Paul Strobber dinner. tacos, enchiladas, chiles rellenos, guacamole. steak. burgers, and more. (played by Dorian Hare Hours are: Sunday through Thursday, wood), a Jewish deputy 10:30 am to 12:30 at night; Fridays and police commissioner named LIBBY'S DAWG BOOSE Saturdays, 10:30 am until 3:00 in the Herb Klein (Herb Edelman), '.. - _ . semq 111% V- 2 Beef" . ..8tIddettIt morning. Can 257-5040 for carry-iJul or and Stack's charaeter-a ders. tough Irish veteran, Capt. PIII.mollZC Frank Murphy. There's also Robert ~ Libby's Dawg House apedaUzes in hot " . the proverbial female decoy, RoSie Jacobs, played by dogs of all kinds and featune the Mezi voluptuous Trisha Noble. Dog, CbW Dog and Fire Dog along wftb an .l. the standard favorites. ~ answer On the positive side (if you can call it that>, "Strike Open from 11 a.m. til 8 p.m., tbey invite ; Force" caters to America's right-wing conservative law you to ca1l ahead for take-out orders. enforcement posture. This is one series that shoots first and asks questions later. "Strike Force" also shows signs of developing stories on how this specialiZed police unit's LILLIE'S RESTAURANT : high-risk workload wreaks havoc on their personal lives. "Everytblog is Cooked . But the writing is uneven and, at times, gets as risky as In LiIUe's Kitchen" , the action, especially when the ethnic ribbing comes into Midtown Ruidoso h play. Phone 257·9455 , Stack commands respect as the veteran cop who is EnJoY a touch of old Mexico in ~dtown ' so driven by his work that he's ruined his marriage and Ruidoso! ~e's Restaurant will give you, has let his household literally go to the dogs .. the real south of the border feeling from If "Strike Force" is to succeed, it will have to have the Spanish decor to., the delicious· better writing, a little less graphic violence and, Quite homemade Mexican food. Open year around frOOl 11 tiI.m. unUlI0 . possibly, a better timeslot. p.m., Lillie's specializes in superb service Send your comments to Tele-Pulse, .clo TV Com and a menu that features Guadalajara pufog, P.O. Sol( 123, Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071. green chfll con queSCJ, enchiladas and tacos 'IY C'_l!I ,- - • . , ~ ,...... , ·",fl.~. • ,.... , ... c.. (, " r- .,..... • ..... •• I· .. • ~ .. .., ...... • • ....'., .... -...... , . . - .. ..".- - Page" - Ruidoso [N.M.] ~ews T 1 ... \~::llr . Ol".'...... I. ,.".,.~ilo:o"l 0I"n ~ ~ 7 • .~ l> ' ....», __ 1 t , r...... h e~ d· ~-II~f, d:: D S For Of "'" \..0 0 ! Through Dec.' 13 .. MOVIE: 'TM Pel.1d...... It.,.,' It. (I..m' . • 1M . • MOVIIJ UltII , .... WJIdI , ...... dramo baaed on the true /It. ltory of tile oc ..... OIIINe_ ....• 1 G 1.11• ., ., . 're..' re<:0YlIfY from a Itroke. Glanda Jacbon, 8M·A·S·H • MOYIIt St. MMy'.' A ptieltand Dick aoga,de. ICen Kercheval. 1981. • rRlIIe St•••ch o J!IHl. through lfMIr _ IIflCIe,.f1lndIno, ..... • SetIIInhty ...... ~ .:15 • TIS heftlne Ne_ • MIke DDulle. Eatert...... Hew D Aneth., UfD build a failing pomchlaI rchooI affw entldno a , • :30 • NCAA ...... : WIdtIt. ShIM .. • AIl.f'er ute IkinfIlnt 10 donate tile land and 0 new bulIdlnt. Lont_ Ie. • MOVII: 'N_ lilt ...... ".. On a , S,.,...... " ..... Shew South PocIflc laIand. a Japane.. army plataon ling Croaby, Ingrid Bergman. HlIIlry TllIYIIn. .8DT_ eo...... e-..... Monroe glYei .U.5.A.M. and the a.w of a crocbd up plane. both with ..* 19<15, r ~. Henry 10.... on how ta get a rai... • CMlI New. OCIt communication, alTOngD a temporary truce. .WorWNews. , 4,lS • Ne_ • MOVlEt 'Oct•••n· A retired kung fu Fronk SInotra, CIlnt Wo/II.... 19~ 6:111 • H."y Dtty. A ... ~ WI champ gael bock Inla acllon 10 camba' a aecret ...... 9>45 • MOVIIt MIl"'''' Cav.." In - 'La:.' .'.MoM .... mId~ ~ order of Oriental knleri. Ooudt Norril. Ln Von ...... rIaI· Monied coupIn deal with rfle prea • MOVIIt 'The A Cleef. Rat.d R. , lUi'll ofcontemporary morality. ~ Segal, dlfttllt beeameI an ilnwilllng cohort In crime • Me...... -.4 Ieonty ((wednesd~y) Notolle Wood. RIchonl Benjamin. 1980. Rated wilfl hi. IllOfHOobe In-law. Peter FaIe, Alan Ar r m NaA ...... n: Seattle ., Sen R. kin. 1979. Rated PG. , Ant.nlo ~ ~ 10:00. NCAA a..ltetll.M, M....u...... OW • CISS,ld" 'Dorothy In the Land ofOz.' A , aD Sine out "-Icot l\'IIiING - O...... n IftIIIlcoI animated speclQl fHturing tile yoIe. of , 9:00 • QD ...... to Hert Jonathon 10..1 hi. light ••Ne_ Sid Caesar. (I) , w..... a man poun a blinding chemical into the 6:00 • NCAA .....ltNtI1: Ma,...... ow • 1y.w1...... No_ • MItcHell Let_ It.,.rt Hart'••wimmlng paolo O.lIIInlon • MOVIIz 'J.! ,DIal lUll' SllC people cIoah • Int...... n.,...... ~'"-- ~ e Ito... A .tronger ahow. up in while trylng 10 prove QWMIIhip of Jamaican • PM MIll""" Truro who tum. aut 'a be lane 8oI1au'I fat!ler. - 7100 • It...... ".. ",._, ..... 1'op New , Iv.wl Ne- Ray Milland. Arlene Wndell e ellote. Oahl. r (60 min.) • MOVII: 1llII' The morTIoge of a CCH'9Y. 19.53 .....y r • lenny Hln Shew husbond...nd·w!fe team of IoWYlm I. jeopar. • Illy GrDh.1II erv..... • ltv"."'" ShIny ....V_An anlnlcJted • ag ..... courtroom 0 ptOductIan ffttum the walcn of Red S1telton• , dized during theI. battle InvoMrIg • Dldl e:.v.tt Singen 1l0llllllary Clooney m..rney Mi.... womon on lricl for ahootlng her huabaod. Kc Ftank Gonhln and MOW! Amllanlom. (60 , and Margcrel wt.ltIng en the QUIll'" • 04y.MY 'kn'l Milt' 0 ... of the lew thoritM Hepb , . >' - .~,--.,._. 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HOLIDAY INN AND PACKAGE STORE CH ISHOLMTRAIL "New Meuoo's Omy "Mouth WaterlDB Dellgbts" KELLEY'S SALOON Complete Lwlary Resort FaclUty" . .Located Across FrfllD RESTAURANT JERRY DALE'S . Owned and Operatedby The Telephone omce ANDMON JEAU LOUNGE 3MDes North on Hlgbway 3'7 . the Mescalero-Apache Tribe Pbone 257-5535 • HI~hway 70 At The ,. V" POOae 257·Z958 3.5 mDes Soutb of Ruidoso Dixie Cream Donut Shop offers the most Phone 378-4051 An evening at Cousins' is a unique ex OD the HflIDeJand of taste tempting delights available in the The Chisholm Trail Restaurant in the perience offering a wide range of en Tbe Mescalero Apache Tribe Ruidoso .area. From blueberry donuts, new Holiday Inn features a complete menu tertainment. Phone 257-51011 cream filled eclairs, to scrumptious cin The Inn of the Mountain Gods provides for breakfast. lunch ordinner and they are . Dining in the restaurant. "Ruidoso's namon roDs, every bite is mouth watering• open Monday thru Friday at 7 a.m. and oldest and mOst recoounended," is a guests every amenity of lUll:ury living, surroWlded by 460,000 of unspoiled Call inabead of time for parties and Saturday and Sunday at6a.m. pleasure with courtesy and service just a acres order cakes or large orders prepared to Their new evening specialty is "Came port of their outstanding offer. Menu forest. Spacious accommOdations offer a your specifications.· The Dixie Cream Asada," but you'll find all your standard selectl(JQB Inclucle great steakB. seafood fantastic view of the lake and Sierra Donut Shop opens early early for your Blanca. Superb wining and dining will favorites too! Selections from the wine list and all your favorites along with specialty convenience, so come by soon and enjoy all complement your dinner or choose one of Items. . delight the choosiest of gounnets with a theirvariations of goodies. wide selecUon of wines and mixed drinks, the special after dinner drinks. The Mon Kelley's Saloon offers "spirits, sports We are closed Tuesdays and at noon Jeau Lounge features live entertaimnent and games." with special bar prices fine steaks and seafood. In addition, it's other days. . the perfect place to be for your dancing for your dancing and listening pleasure. during early and late happy hours. . Complete facilities for banquets, Jerry Dale's Dance Hall and Saloon Is and listening pleasure. Guests wiD enjoy swimming. boating, fisbing, golf, tennis, meetings. wedding receptions. etc. are Cousins' newest addition and features horsebac~ also available at the Holiday Inn and Ruidoso's only bucking bull. And you can riding and everything else you . would expect from a complete resort. TINNIE'S SILVER DOLLAR arrangements may be made by contacting dance· to live COWltry western music "WbereTIme Tamed thesales director. Wednesday through Sunday on the There are 52 RV spaces with water and and Bact'!beCloek" "largestdance floor in the southwest'" electriclty available. Also, enjoy skeet HILL'S PAt.CAKE HOUSE trap shooting ranges. for the avid sport. TiDnle. N~M. 1111 Sudderth DrJve K·BOB'S STEAK HOUSE sman. [U.S. 71/380 behreenRosweIJ "Ruidoso] PlIoae 257-4785 Phone 1-653-44%5 Lawrence and Terri Hill' bMte you to "Fine~t Steaks In the 8 • I.C"L.sS:1.. z..a.SSIIIIS.S:.S.lIIlS".SIl ..2 ••S__zr2':11= 2O.__IIS __ "'w &__ ;_S-. = -=..·.-••-----=------~· ..-_·-·-··-·-_._~. --~_.._-- _--,__.9_0 ._ .•. _7"'"-- __ ._••-~~.- .~ . -. .. .~ .. .' , . . - ." I ,,~ . Patle 6 - Ruidoso [N.M. \ News T"·.::)ev~sion Schedu~e For The Week Of Deco 7 Through Deco 13' ..!MdI1ng Ie beea~ _ ••cut..... hIa • D ss. me ..~, ...... J..... In••, a'" new order. Iurt Lane.... CIIIlIdIa ~. ... .IIPN "'211 C.211.. apew'n_1 10 ott-I 101 the c-.-.,. who can bIe deaIIlgI '- put EwIng 011 Oft the .... 01 AlaIn DeIon. 1963 ••11... Ilda1S"••y 11cr.'IIY Des pn:lV. help'ul 10 him. Jock a...--. ShIrley Mo- &mw:Ial cIsoItwr. (60 min.) • ~ '1he Y.ESR.y' ThIa "",!wryl .... clalne. Fred MacMurray, lIoy Walston, Jock DElt),t IUspenw trIIooY It baaed orund wperltltlont .Dr.WIIe Ktuschen, Edle Adam.. 1960. • 700 a.It about cab. Donald "'"-. John Vemon. .CIa.rI.... -M••II L...... ,.rt • Dvkas .UNiS_ CIetv. fall In loft. (60 1978 • .hick min.) ...... '._y SIt.- 12tOO • ISI'N I,.". C..... • o,Jt V_If' . ~.. , I 7130 "..... • ICTY C'2l!.1Iy Nalw_ • MOVII: "SQ••••• Scrooge. a m1HrabIe 11:00 • .h.1Me • MOVII: 'H , 1r A prelidentlol con- • He ...... SIt.- man who dtmondJ payment of loon. even 011 ~ .plrocy o"empb to hide the foct !hot an allen • New. ChrI.lmas. I. visited by the """ ghcnb of .. ':"OVII: 'K~~r v.. K,...... A hard· .pocecraft hoi been coptund by the gowrn. .. S.R. GaW ChrI.lmaI-Posl. P_toncl Futvra. AIbart Fin- , wonting ad .xecutive •• Iaft with the c.... of hi. menlo Robert Vaughn. Darren McGavin. 1980. IIII.chal...... ~. Alec Gulnneu. Edith Evan.. 1970 young son when hi. wife walk. out on him. Rated PG. 12:30 III 1911 DavlI Cup fJnaI. fnNa ~" 1:30 .. NCAA 1o.Ik.thli ..,.rt , DUltln Hoffman. Meryl Streep. Ju.tln Henry. II) lull_••aport 1m 'um. I Allen • .. $pWenIIan I hi••rIantI. r 1980. Raled PG. 7:45 18 m Evenl... Haw. 12:45 ..MOVII: 'The ApprantlClalhlp ef DutItIy • MOVIII 'Iu,.ml.n: lite MI¥Ie' Clark , II!) Solnt A gang.I...•• will ..b off a .lring of 1:00 II 1m Dattl_ K,."an·Duddy II a young man In HOrCh of K.nl ..fum. o. 11M 'Man of StHI· vaulting .kY""· ~e•. (R) (60 min.) 0 McClain'. Law McClain I. POW'""'" when wsolth and ldentlty and he tok•• the Ihortcul. crapen, oul·muscling Iocomolive. alld romanc· , ::':: Doctor In .... Hou.. two robben are arre.led and then r.lsoled. On the rood 10 .uccau he u... family and Ing Lal. Lone. Christopher Reev.. Morgol r __ Uta of .lIey (60 min.) friends, which COUHI both joy and grief 10 Kidder. Marlon Brando. 1980. Rated PG. r iii) Quincy Quincy beli....1 thaI a nucleor II NI... on Naw Jarsey IhOM he 10..... Rkhord Dreyfu 1976 , lechni~ian is a ..ictim of radialion poilOning. (R) Il) Tribula to Mr. Telavl.lon: Millon BarIe aD MOVIIl ·KI.... For My Iden.. Th. • Dr. Who (60 mIn.) Milton 8.rfe ho." thl••peclal feoturlng Johnny .Iory of the finl woman Pre.ldenl of the Unlled IlOnA r 0) V~a. A woman hire. Dan 10 find oul how Canon. Carol 8urne" and lucille Boll. (60 min.) 5101•• and the finl male 'Flnl Lady of the aD AItIIa" ami eo...... r her fa'her: belie..ed to be deod. could tum up 01 IE) Falcon C.... After Paul Salinger 'oil. 10 Land'. Fred MacMurray, Polly 8.rgen. ArfeM II) WOOlIwrfth.,. Shap ~ weddIng. (R) (60 min.) pu..uad. Chale 10 become hi. bulln... part. Dahl. Edward Andrew•• Eli Walloch. 19~ .., Thll WaaIc on WaH S..... 11:30 'Ei:II' Thl. W_k In the NHL nero h. con..inc•• Angl. 10 bock a Kh.me 10 run 1:00. MOVIE: 'Ha.chat for a "-y_n' A 9:00 • Ia.t .f the Nfl !! Bionic Hour Chase aul of the wine country. (60 min.) de.lgn.r kill. newlywed glrb and with soch mur· .. aD 00I41a OoId1Thundarr Com.dy .... Alfred Hitchcock Pre.enll If.) Haw. der remembe.. mo.. of hi. po.I until the 'rulh II Hour r !! My Uttle Margl. IE Wo.hlng'on W..It/• .,,1ew Paul 0 ke revsoled. Sleph.n Fonyth.. Dogmar Lauan- o CI Spoca Sta.. r 12:00 'Ei:II' ESPN Sporllforum u der NI~La ra 8.IIl 1970 • MOVIIl 'ThI1 b ..nd Earth· Two Amerl· &'110 V A C' 0 f' ho.1I 01 top Wa.hinglon loumall." analyze Ihe !W:t.. . can KI.nti.I. a.. caught In a ballle betwHn r --=- ega. woman nor.. on to Ind oul how week'I new. u# ..htfMat her father: believed 10 be d Ruidoso [N.M.lNews - P_7 le~ev~s~on S(hedu~e Foa'" The 'Week Of !Deco =; Through D~co 13 . , ....1 •• ~C._.) ...... • •••,s•••• I . . 1e ~ ~ • as ••••'" ...... M••IlIi'ie.. A .... ~ • 0...... I!! • a•• 'A T. T_.· d" l1IlI co,". •••" 1... V1atftEiiD -",IDn.' • MOVIIa ...... CiIIeJ,,' ~o.llIft IMOI"lUJ Jahn "'lid ..piorw _r 11c ..II'" of .... 11.1_ .. the .,froM London. (ao... CaptloMII) , . , ,. ~&ItIIIh ...... AmerbM.llo- c••••• 'the ,.,. ce of MenlOiY.' s.- . ·1...... '.,.. M...... L,... 19.11. lIafed II• , ••••1...... a- lion" thro bIain.-l_· 2rII.,...... Ii ...... __ If""" 10 flnd'out whit COIIJlItutet 1:11 ...... a·Paul "...... ,..,..C.) C~") [ao•••Captioned) .....y•••,.rt ...... y . .-...-.. a.-' _...... 1 IIIC••''' ., .... • Wyett", . • __....8Idfst.~An_repotiIr, • o.n.-. . 2rII •,... A II•• I1ICIIIllly dhorad, II on her '~.Io MMt .her ...... ,. , new lowe _ !be objectiana ofher ecItor whert ...... ,...... Id _ · fcnt-lnalting dsI",lap_ntI tilt her IlOJI few .M...... •W•••• ' ...... Cay.... !he _. Cary ~, losoIlnd ...... Me .•WIlle W ell,.", ...... C••I ... .~M Frederid: March. 19«). .. • o.ter u.ItI 4100 . .. .V.....O •••• QlII'Ch . • a.. I0Il • CNyIMy ·hn·. MIl.' One of !he t.w ... • IIfN...rt. •••1""" • Me...... tit ...... 'The GoriIa,' The _~ c.... . W.'.y WIll•• woodworldng mila left In 1hI, C••••...... • I.,. •• Perry c•••••• IIICIin t.atur., ,Ialiing the Ititz Irothet. III pri ~ I. hotuNd. (60 min.) CIarItttMI Dltbby __ and· Dorothy ~ ...tw . 4110 • ~ CHeA' A d,namlc VOII ...... i. followed by a cartoclfI, No I••V.....·O join Perry Como o. he eeIebcatIJ.Chii~i_and M-. and part IhrH of 'Loat City of the Jungle.' .WIlI~ , the toIlnl. of CalladIoiI perfarmen. (60 min.) 1/ngIr-songwrlter and her ombltioeI. IftCIIlCIgeI' shoot for .laIdo1n oil !he Iritlsh racll KeN. (90 min.) • T~.I.II Oat laiN" • Y.., AIbII ..It lona HonI O'Cor_. Itafed 1'0. • '-tl Ne.e ...... hosIa this l0oi: at !he teIevlsIan induJlr)' and 1IJ • ...-v 4:100 • NCM 1 Nev•• va. Ie.... ~. (60 min.) . .W.. ."H.,. .1ewItdI•• HaI ~...... IfaII ...... c:..r.- • MOVIIa "Ilia A IIlIIcHnannered 1ft-LInn' •• ....,. • MOVIIJ ...... 1...... ' A dynamlc domfIt becomn an unwIIing cohcHt In crime .....o.w slngeroJalgWriler and her ambitiouJ manager with his JOCIfI-!o-&, In-law. Peter Faile, Alan Ar· • MOVIIa 'lINea MM".....rs' The bop shoot for ltardom on !he IriIiJh rod: _. ,kin. 1m. IIl11ed 1'0. run up againJI riYal c." _ .. lobIJwIt.- : MOII~" , Haul O'<:or-r. 1Im.d PG. •••_.r.- A4v""d ton, MIIIl T.mun., Itay Conigan. 1936 . • , .V..... O ...... MvtIc • CIS I 'IlttanWlllt M__• A c.•.,.;-:: ·~w"' ,..., • , • Q .. ••• ,.,., ' VieISlOlll .-.lan. •• .. . "'1:, """,•. · M~ ,...~ V....~...... OwI...rs ...... : Nw.ta .... /i .1-.....• , WMk .. W...... tit #'"""""--L...... •• .. • ...... W W..IIf... oe.t"Me'llll .. '. ~W •, AcuaIU.II...... • -...-MOVIIa The.MevIa' Clark'. l1li I',.·····;...... ·.~iai li.iIae I'" DevIl IN fr•• IIRUIl 4aJI I, ·hI•••••• "".dl.m Y.~"" ••• "ill. C4III a .. ICIlIt retumI_ the 'Manof ,~ S...... • • ... W 1dey •D CIwIIMIea I,.d.. aa"110 I4II-fIMc:Irtt loco.otfN, and rclII_· ...... y.... • ChII••• .W1W~ l...... &-. CIwIJto4Ier __,.~ C.rt••••.. -ow .... .-' . .~ I 'Acofa .. .HIC ..._ tcWder; ~ "':do. 1910. II.... 1'0. _ It II W . ....in 1.70'.ruM. hideovt few_ ~slid • w-...... 1ICeIt... . law. ~ Dielrlch,' MtII r.rlf, AI- ...... ,. . .Y...... d...... " '.. =='...:-:~ ~:... Ihur ICIM'•• 1"2 'I W...... , -I A fa••, 1975. NC£A 11 1 ..." ...... V..... 'III..~ •·.....·.. .~; ...... ,..,.tteAA IIeebya ...... c.-... va. • D y De . I...... : .... Y• ...,...... y ... It. L••l. '. , • Law W... 1 _ I ,.~-y ...... yMlllf 01•••. 1 . ....~ ... • MOVIIa 'IIl.at.. H•• 1._1): .. . W...... • MIcrofh of 0 ....~ • old • ....""••·One Mon'. Mulllnotlonal.' ThIs • MOVIIa 'MInI MIll ....., An fa..l • II hi",,, in • _1dI boll. Hohn II ~ 10 fIm foIow. lItolllDi ..... the _ who. com _ who profell.. 10 1M"" rwaI Santa GM ...... • ~ pany ..~for~_ovIof._~ brlngao_II'l••nlngofOwis'-lintothe..... 11IIM SII•••• ...""c1aeppewlMW of !he ..... lIathbone. NigelIruce, G.CWV' Zu=J.,·I'43. """ po;, of "-. In the WOltd. of iNl"fOlll ... Iouchea. M_ O'Hara. 6:1. • ~ ." • ,.... K .., . John ".., Echund G...... II. 19.7 .... .• . Ide ...... • MOVIIa Or... II h ...... Amen- .,-,,0 C.....y •M ThIl'IS 'Ecfwwd and Mn. • I' ",. Ovt- 1ha 0 •••11. Grew Up c.l .~n.i,. irwocM. !he pm." part of _ Sill IHIC ...... SiIftpJan.' Pr"" MiniJler stanley Ialdwin cnb VIewer,_!beDebolt famIty five ye«s 10.., o. earr. -.Ion and faIIJ in low with the bfrof . ky C•••_y "'-ICIng to atop the divorce. (60 min.) (CIoMd !he chiIdnn face adoIeacenat and young adult- a y a Ce. !he house. Cary Grant, Je.l SiINftoM, De- .&e\ ~ bolafl Kerr. Iloben MItdMn. 1961. ,J. • 1a."1 "... itogil' Ebert and a- 100...... 0.••., Oarr.... MeGa- ;r.Day ." DIaaI-V 111JO. h .... a ...... SbbL crfllcl from riYal IlIWIpCIpItI, 1IlO't. \'In, Kelr Itoben 1tHd, obM, 0IJ0n. • C•••unity C.II"•• provide C*lCficI altiques. c.a. • Newie ·I ... SuzantlI PleJMtte liar In this drama of thrH •T...MII,IIIIC" .Cha ..... alla.'" gIMlalj,)cu of Ifkh.AnIerico9 copa In New Vorl: • Chu,d! .. Gall • c ." 01 '.I"n.., ...... Oly. Irian O'MalIey who, In hi. U r-dimb 6JCS • Newt _ CeIIte ...... rIca , ... to !be upper IOllb of !he dept.. Iearm thol • S.del s-Hy NI'*"'IOON ... political Inlrlgue, ethical conipt"aIllIM and ,.., 7:00. Nwafa . . IInIions - part of !be Job of 0 flOIlc-. 8 II••, s .... 12:100 • CaIatta .IA T... ~ ...... ;6~ 8 1l-1'lIIu . ••k.....1 .... Ma". va. ••Oral "t. ..NIC .. • MOVII: 1xprIu' A nlce-guy • ....,Mem. • OIlI,.R·' III." :]!. from !be East IMMil•• dIopldatedftJOrl _ .... Males St. • M•• for Shut ... • l.ewaMibn This Wi.1dy repor1 .K .. ~. of HollIe floor cWa.t" ~lWillil 10,000 fHt up in !be .ockIn. Dean J-. • AK • K C.,.I'" Naftcy 0IJ0n. Harry Morgan. 1972.lttllld G. IlbU • SaIW ChW 1ft I,.co by CCMMIl"" t-ingI and major it.... • NIA ...... 1 .... ,...,. .. 11:100. MOVIIa '1he WifdI' The Mel.1 world of •• ,.da • 00000y A•••• ..T A ...... IOn:Iry and biad: magic - .llpIcnd. Richard 7110. T... A.1lliI.1IIl•• 12a1O. T . • -.II Itla Johnson. .~ Schiaffino. iii lalboro', gunb en Itoy Itogers.n'''.and • h.,.... the • I _NV ....1..... HI'L Lan Dawian and N;d: • .. LltIIa·. 'A CllI...... c:." Dale Evon. with !be Son. of !be PIonlin. 160 • MOW: '1he S••••••,. A man II 0CCUJId IItanIconti co-host this faatW hIghlighl show. LlttIe and his man)' ImpreuIona pMoi1ft min.) of ~his '-Ifriend. PrbciIIa t.-,ltob- VIaw lion of IhIs 0viJ1mcn ,tory. 't.;...... t&. i. • Walt DIeMy 'One Mon', Drlan'.' ThIs Iff CummOngs, Otto Kruger. 19.2. • t Quid! t· ~' IpIdaI focu_ on !be Gfe and achir.-emIftts of 11:10 • ~ St va. Ie.... • Qlc Child! Ita. .MOVIi: .... 'IhIR A pair of. Wd.t Disney. (2 In.) Hal "-Itla AI'IM VIs .... sIevthJ _ up to !heir necb In murder,· ~~ • ...... WIth tfle St••1ar 1I••he,. a WH.IIN.k '11.. 1:00 • NC'AA .all : St VI. Sat... PoweI" M)'lllClloy, M_O·S•• • • I.,.rt".. Se.t... • ertlll"•••• 1hfe Week . fri. Itla Me ANnI5 • J.....y c.Il.... Shl. i~~~ NCAA 1eak....1: ow 0 ••1"••" va. • 1••• Iheft 1100 • "1'1. . a 1hCS • MOVIIa Hawke' A young • &ex 1III.... Chats.... •..•• Vir."I. Tach wri.., hits It b;g'Y_"'".with his fint ftO'iI!. J_fran. r. .. A••rIc." Ufestyle c~ • NnhvIIIa AIve ·ciscus, Sumnne PInhette, cannine Page. • SuR• .., Mus. • MOW: "HI"" ••' Aley" A . . • KUftI Pu 196-C el•••rt Sch..... ds iflll' doubl. CI'OJJIS nerybody on Ilia ""'10 6:30 ••H."y Dey. ~1Il" 12:100. MOVIE: 'Od•••n' A ,.liNd kung tv • Sa•••• StNlt JUCCe... Tyrone Power, Coillft Gray, "* It 8o."co ..... chainp goes back into'cxtion 10 combat a IICrII DCII• Hazel••• livas 8IondeII. 19.7 • '. •W...... Waal:lRevlew Paul Oub • IucvtIve Newa IrIef order of Oriental killen. Chuck Norris. LM Van • M'rnlnI 7:00 • NCAA ...... : Syraa,na VI. CIHf. Rated R. _ Su"''''II ..... K:h hosts 0' top Washington joumoli,ts cncIII)J- ttio "III•• ".. tfle Me.It.wt.nth ANnI5 ...... -~.J'." WHIt·,new,. • ..0peI'I AI Ni.h. • LIItat'. Desk 1:30 • Wheta W. A. III E. I. Danl•• • '.rb,. M.aft4lreM IftlI tfle M.a..... 81 W..... I,••rt. II Oral ••••,•• lID Hat IJM Sliten Ilotbarc·, guelts ore Roy Ragen and • MOVIE: 'AlI.m'. lUll' The marriage of a 1:30 ...... 'II Bryanl Gumbel I, the host• Dole Evon, with !he Son. of !he P"_ln. (60 12:30. MOW: 'lucky Lud• .,.· Story of !he hulband-and-wile IIam of lawyen I, jeopCIr- • MOVIE: 'H.....' for ...... y' Four min.) Mafia King of narcoticJ from hi. deportation in dized during their courtroom battle involving 0 olpiring young perlorrMn come 10 New York 10 death from hulband. Ka- •H...., V"'y SteHc talce, 0 job a, 0 19.c6 his a heart lIlloc:k while woman on trial for ,hooting her Oly with !heir heall, ..t on moking the big1iIM. l receptionist but Floro will do anything 10 prey' dilCUlilng 0 film of hi, life. Edmond O'Brien, thariftl Hepburn, Spencer Tracy. Judy Holiday. R.x Smlth, Vrwion RHd. TItT)' Tr'CII. Rated E'G. Rod Steiger, Gian-Maria Volant•• Charles Sire- 19A9 j Iftl her from lceeping il. lID w. Str..t Week louiJ Rukeper ~ ~. V_I 197A. • SpIrit J • MOVIE: 'Miclnltht' A girt in Pari, goo, Gardenia. **. 'Ihtrt'. Tha Iyus the '8OJ with 0 weftly.....-iew of~ from rag, to riches on a pawn tick.I. Don U SatunIay ...ht Uva • This b Ufo and lnwstment mallln. J .":.- Ameche, Claudeltll Colbert, John Ilarrymont. e N1,hltl... • J_ 14NI III lela Levitt Uva • <~,~. 1939 • MOVIE: 'C•••••t' King Arthur and hi. e ¥ .... • MOVIE: .... 0vtInte Is ~;~ ...... Sal...... , QUMll Guineven - happy together until Sir II rIcan laIItIIeue Tawn .... edilor Is l1l'i1 w..t with IhrH nui~ LanceIoI arri...and fcIls In low with !he ~. • MOVIE: 'KlICH Far My PreehIattt' The "~ • Walt Dleaay 'One Man', DnKIl1i.' This the preuroom to III if 01.-..._, can . ::i~ IpICiaI focuIU on !be life and achiewements of Itichard HarriJ, VOftIIIO Itedgra••, Franco ,tory of !be fint woman President of !be United Jlausjhter of bvffoIo. The TIne SloaQ*"~' Welt Dilftl)'. (2 In.) Nero. 1967 Slain and !be fint male 'Flnt Lady of !he W..I, Nancy KOW'IICk. 1965 . ..jit.l.j 1:00 • MOVIE: 'Why W AllyeM W...T. Loner. Fted MfXMurroy, Polly Bergen, MIne 7:30 • M.1dna • uw.. A beavtifvI • 1hfe Week with '1'~ w_ ICII A NIca Old LIb V .,. A beavtifvI young 00hI, Edward Ands.ws, Eli Walach. 19601 a-w ItInkIll¥ .., _. on to Sonny. 2:iOO 1 S••""..~t· girl is terrorized by UIlIllpIolned alllemptl 011 • KWa AN ...... T. Today'. guests ani ~ • LawfI & a.* ••,: H.VI ••Law .... Doc hoi 0 reunion with his her life and her -wty. Eva Ilenzi, Oowid luck, Daniele IriJlbob, Douglas S....han and Ste- •• Nfl. 1 ~~ brother, on .Il-vauclewille I8'Om ",,"ndl to be P• .., Vavghn. 1968. f)Iwn 1occhus.(It) (60 min.) ·.r~1S" D...J:".71ol:'~·. • MOW: OWsrtack' A gunfighter and a T... IMI•• pcJlIllgerS and ill achooI teacher finds romance t:OO. Aas"... • "'.... line .;;'\::/l with 0 w,iler. (60 min.) [CIoMd Caplioned] cowboy loin forceJ to wipe ovI 0 gang r.c,oriz· • Day ." DIaaIvsry ·.f~'·;. lng Warlod. Rlchcxd Widmark,. Pa¥ey/O•••lh .Y_...... Fonda" • • ....., V"'y Slelo talc.. 0 lob oi 0 Her..,. 2aIO • MOW: ....,.. Tewn' Slory of .F¢.Iw receptioniJt but Flora wiI do onything to pte\'- Anthony QuInn, Dorothy Malone. 1959 • lea ...... Flanagan'.1o)'a Town. Spenc:8r Tracy, M~ lilt her from ke.ping It...... 7IOGIIt . .OWn-O . ROOM)'. 1938 • MOVII; '1he ..... MaaIl' T"'- flIO' • T...... IIIh~ \ • CIa.I...... ' ...... Salwodor Snachez faces Pat Cawdelin a 15-round wac f'eall.... pie seal: the fabuIoua golden --of Moloch. • lit1M M..... ka . PatltiiOll. .O ~t Tille RgIit.' . Van thfIln. Eric 19541 •W...... n llOCI IftcratIiWa 1110 • _H I,"" Cill'''' t:IO • DII'IctIaM •T...... IMWe .... Oat Rona "',Itt ~ • Ovt-..... DeIaIta Onlw Uta '-II this l0oi: at the teIewiIIon Industry and 1IJ 2aIO • ...... : .$yr_.. va. .... HII ••nI VIewere _!he Debolt family five yem'.1am0' . ; ; - ""j'-" 'Il'- 1''''I''~'' '''··''~''·!·''·'·:If!'.J"'Jj. _ .... ~. ~ ~ ....,,, •. ~ .... ·Pl"" "':"'."..""',.,...... ""' .. "'·"...... 'l"''''"''''IIt'I'"..''r:' ""' .....lIIf...""...".,..."'."'.'..I':p:p ;P'4"';:: #'.';J'4J¥:~W;;'#'1 . j South~/est l.flcrofiJ.rn Co. 2601 E. YaMen Box 10054 " \ n :Jaro, Tx, 79991 ~; The 2Sc PER COpy " NO,63INOURJ6TH YEAR RUIDOSO, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO 88345 THURSDAY,DECEMBER1~J%1 • I ,~." ,.,r:{; If~"··. '/I··fM.... H~ 'i' b11~1 LANE STRIPER, H01MIX PLANT, PURCHASED ':' i(~ ;tij'(j~',; '~''''' ,~ ..., " '~\t,~ 111'd , I, . \"L,~ ~ ;,:; n, ,.'."'~ .. ~., .... '~,..'.. """Y'i'"''mJ;,j, 'I ,4 1'1ld..w :.._ ., THE PILOT CLUB of Ruidoso has dono ted $500 to the Ruidoso treet Imrovements~. set Page8- Ruidoso [N.M.I News Care Center Auxiliary toward the purchase of Qvan. Present f~r the check p~~sentation were, from the left, Shirley Firth, P~lot BY TIMPAJjfER for striping of main thoroughfares and new meeting that regular inspections of fire coat of sealant. He also noted that the re!evision Schedule For The Week Of Dec. 7 Through Dec 13 Club publiCity chairman, Kathy Boyer, health services Staff Writer' street construction. ' hydrants are sometimes not made because airport has received a Visual Approach director at the center, Deann Wright, club president and Potter staled that low visibility street they can damage the gydrants. Slope Indicator lighting system as a tht chiIrnn /oct acIoInctra and young acIuh. '~oordinator, Ruidoso trustees took abig step in im· hood. • ""SId AlIllIlIIl CkM " !hi StIn A Rosemary Gann, the club's internol affairs stripes have been amajor contributor to "I want some definite action out of the donation from the RosweU airport. The varItly IpIClaI fIW wlth IpeCtoc\lIar actI. ltor· proving the village street department's traffic accidents as drivers have had Fire Department and the Water Depart- system Increases the safety of landing • HIl4y IeYII HIney Dnw ring 23 popular ,tan of IIIMIon, '.lIIld construction and maintenance capabilitles .'G ~)il. rl • New .,.... SYJI\lhIIrt Otdleslnl 1Cl1IIl, (2 In.l trouble staying in their own lanes. With the ment by the December 29 regular trustees aircraft. Morris said. . (... . . "\.·-cU ", GMtthv. 1130 .".AllIe.... when they approved the purchase of anew new machine, he said, streets can be meeting-what they plan to do about it," - Author~ed~inetopay approximately \iJr~~!c'ilJ. 1130 • "'-Y 11M.... 9tOO e.s,n e.ter hot mix plant and anew striping machine striped every six weeks to two months, or said Sayner. $48,000 to. Secunty Bank for land and a JJ. Uti.a': Ifl\ .Ch...... "W,...... ,..".-... at Tuesday's re~lar meeting. 'liJ1!1 /" ,I"7 fir' . • HIppy DIy. Attm ••Nm as oflen as needed. "All we have to sell in Ruidoso ... is our building near the intersection of Mechem 4100 .~'" P1u.1 u,4itN ..... Pilot Club The money for the striping machine will mountain atmosphere II Sayner said. He and Sudderth to be used for a fire sulJ...... 1...... Trustees voted to accept the low bid of a~ut • Mt...... 'Edward ond Mn• ~336,538 come from last month's general purpose expressed concern the number, of station. The village entered into a pur "LJ "1 r::::\ Ifr:\ 0) .! ••WWGtW Simptoll.' The KiIlg ttalmaItIttr from Mojor from Border Machinery of r 1 ~' bond issue, village manager Jim Hine fires caused by persons dumping live chase agreement on the property several f~.- ·J:lJ,1:;OinJ':ut01~UJ~ fUe? J:~:., • MOVllt '....1. The morrloge of a Han/lngl 'UlJlJIItlng thai Mrs. Simpson IhouId Albuquerque on the hot mix plant. Other .. II·· .• 1r..'1.~ hushond-and.wlft Itam of Iawytn Is itaPar· said, Hine stated Wednesday that the fireplace ashes. months ago, "Vl. . \.: A. , , , , -. "-'.' Q2. Dbtoad. (60 mln.llCloHd CaptiantdJ • bids received were from: N. C, Ribble, 1 dized during tIlelt courtraam battlt InvoM/lg a a~o III "" KInt I. CMIIIt Albuquerque, $369,500; Crist Machinery, village will try to finance the purchase of Sayner mentioned the concern - Agreed to mee.t .with the. Police by Joey Sasso WO/llClll on Iria/ far Mootlng her hutband. Ka. .~NIFts supporting the hot mix plant from its own funds, about cedar shingle roofing as a fire department and architects next week to tharine HIpbum, Sptnetr Tracy, Judy Holliday. 9:10 • MOW: ....11IInI Awtat!Jer.t.1IlIfCh Albuquerque, $390,898; and Iron Man, CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: Peter Falk is about to return IP.49 subject to approval of the state Depart- hazard, and stated that he has asked the review revised schematic drawings on the 110m 011 a dtIoIall ArdIc bland hal more In Albuquerque, $399,898. as TV's "Columbo," after complicated contract negotia • htt!t.,., Geltctlal mind than worid cIlmoll. DOIIOf(/ S~tf1trIQnd, Border Machinery also had the low bid ment of Finance and Administration. Builders' Association to address the Police Building. tions, The show vanished from TV four years ago when he II AmIricon 'Nil VOIlIlIa Rtd;ravt, Richard Wldrnork. Ratld The trustees a~o acted on a request question at its January meeting, - Heard the introduction of the el~~on 4:30 IIUttIt Houll en the ,..1JIt on the striping machine, $20,180. Iron Man demanded $500,000 for each appearance and complete PG. resol~tion program a from Uncoln County to help the cOWlty In other business, the trustees: for the March 2 mumclpal • ...1Iv. hell Thil ftatum con. • hllll", .1 tilt 'llIj1f'1lY bid $20,438. Trustees voted to accept the senpt control via his own production company, Now he's Clrt performance of the 80ch Ma;nillcot In D, lower bid. find land for aproposed county substation .... Tabled final hearings on two plan- election. .. . settled hiS differences with the producers.,. Sexy thl compow's mosl oftenptrformed holiday • GeNU My.. Show localprojects GD MOVIE, 'fht InYI.1on of Johnlln Street Superintendent Jack LaMay told in Ruidoso, Hine stated that atract of land ning and zoning ordinances because The follOWing Items from the Plannlllg Catherine Bach says she 's head over heels in love, The woril. County' ABollonlan loins farce, with a young west of the airport on Highway 37 might be trustee Shennan Atwood, who proposed and Zoning COmmission were a~o acted GlOtortt cowhand to pmtnl the prIvotl army 01 a the trustees that his department plans to leggy star of "The Dukes of Hazzard" has fallen for hand • Nice p... Ruidoso's Pilat Club has this ~ear Leadership and guidance are the two suitable and invited County com· the ordinances, was not present. on: , some Tyler Hesse, awealthy building contractor in Seat gmdy land boron froIn grabblng the ranchll ~2,250 pave about 14 miles of streets next year. 5.00 fJ GymnoltlC$1 USGP Challlplonshlpl of homllleadtn. Bm Bixby, 80 Hopkins, John donated in support of vanous qualities Pilot Club members strive most He said that the present plant, a 1954 missioners Ben Hall and John AUen - Received further information to - Approved rezon1l1g of Lots 1through 6, tle And, according to close friends, they may marry soon. II A8C H.". H!llerman, SllpIlon Elllo". 1976 community projects. to provide in their day-to-day personal and Hightower, woo were present, to look over complete the feasibility study on the Gas Block A, Ruidoso Pine Uldge, from R-l to 'Ink model acquired by the village three years "We're really very, very, happy, II says Catherine, 27. II Ponth" Sho" fDCentact business relationships in the community, amap showing the plot. Company from engineer Willis Umholtz. e-l. "Both 01 us are very much In love and very comfortable U Intlrtolnllltllt Yhb Wltk mOptll Up ago, could not meet Environmental til Through tilt Molle Pyramid Cone/uslon. The 22 members have donated fl,250 for Wright added, Since the tract is part of the airpo~ land, - Instructed the vUlage attorney to Tabled ~ep~t of Ulls 7and 8, Valley With each other. We feel very lucky to have found that 10;00 fJ 1911 Davll Cup "nol. from Cincinnati Protection Agency standards and would Prince Tul'l broth" II poIlClntd and G.nlral II lID Nn. the purchase of abed for the intensive care The local club is affiliated with the in not be pennltted to operate next season. Hine said! Federal' Aviation Ad· proceed with collection of money owed to East SUbdivision. sp€CIal person-It's awondertul feeling. II Horembeb arres" Tul. (60 min.) o Eytwltntll N... unit at Ruidoso Hondo Valley Hospital ternational parent business and ministration approval would be required the village by Sierra Enterprises.:" - Approved alot line variance on Uit 3, Oil 60 Mlnutl' Arepresentative of Border Machinery TV BACKSTAGE: Lonely for agood monster? How about til Entlrtolllllltnt ThllWltk ~ven for the village to lease the land to the - Heard arequest from trustee Benny Block 3, McCarty Subdivision for Gail 01 Soundltag. 1 IRHVH). They have $500 to RHVH's professional women's organization with present at the meeting assured the the Zygons? Also the Daleks, Cybermen, Krynoids and mMOVIE: 'COIlfI1d Amall, who murdlrtd county. The trustees voted to pursue ways Coulston that the water superintendent be McIntosh. \ m'rIority On. Intlmal'l hll wlfl bleal/I.e of hillev. for hll ~ller~n.law, home health nursing program, and the distinction of being the only women's trustees that the new plant will meet EPA the brain of MorblUS They're monsterously Jolly fun, So, .) mMOVll: 'Man with a Million' Adown· hal 10 play cotoClnd,mauH wllh thl police. AI· another $500 to the Ruidoso Care Center service club with representation in the standards, LaMay predicted that the plant to make the land available. present at the next regular meeting to give - Approved aplot change for phase In, 1P~5 cheers to "Doctor Who," BBC-TV's sCI·fl hit that's now and·outer 11 hondld a milllon.pound notl by .x11 Smltl1, SydlllY Grllnltr..t•. Auxiliary's van fWld. The auxlliary hopes United Nations. will be operational by March I. The county commission announced areport on the vlllage water system. Sierra Vista Condominiums, for Aztec catching on big here 11'1 the US CritiCS have said, "It has two mmlonoirel. Gregory Peck, Ronal Squire. CI) Amtrlcan Skyline several weeks ago that It wishes to open a - Heard areport from Potter on village Joint Ventures. 195.4 era Amtrlcan Trail to purchase avan for the use of the cen Other officers in the organization are Village administrative assistart Frank the best speCial effects of any TV programs-and that ter's wheelchair residents. Sharon Mitchell, first vice presidentj Clay Ruidoso substation with offices for the participation in a Chrisbnas lighting - Approved aplat ch~~e for phase lU, mIn Starch of.... mCI5'Ntw. Potter indicated that the striping machine Ra~quet part of lhe reason lor Its extensive faSCination is the ex· ImN.WI 10115 Oll N,.,I Deano Wright, club presiden~ stated the Adams; second vice president; Linda was aworthwhile purchase ror the village. Sheriff's Department, District Attorney's project with local businesses and groups. Court CondomullUlll8, for C. C. traordlnary Imagination shown '1'1 blending the weirdest 5:30 IJ 1m Hlw, MOVlEt Tamarind ARUlllon diffi~ulty 10:30 II 'Th. Sttd' group's motives simply, "Community is Osbourn, recording secretary and Gwyn "We're having a tremendous amount ~f office and other county business. Potter stated that there has been Collie. characters, sItuations and technology WIth excrtlng mWild Kingdom IPY'I ffirtblion with a beouiliul Enghlb olliclol our number one prlotriy." DuBoise, treasurer. Trustee Frank Sayner brought up the in obtaining wire and tights needed for the - Approved a replat of phase I, Vista 1m Larry Jon., M1nlltry tuml Into a delperot. gaml of IoVI and 11... striping problems in Ruidoso," Pot'r plots" Dlstnbuted by Llonheart TelevIsion, thiS super subject of fire, He said last week's fire at project. He said Wednesday that the Del !..ago Condominiums, for TES In ha~·hours EVENING Orner Sharif, MI Andl'tW" 197A said. senes of 172 and 41 mOVies, stamng Tom o Ev.nlng at the Im,~ Lookout Estates, "rekindles thoughts project may have to wait till next year. vestment. Baker as the miraculous "Doctor Who," IS now seen on He noted that through a.cooperative G~rge 6:00 fJ 1911 Dovll Cup Plnoll from Cincinnati B MOVII: 'A lailin In the Sun' Affll" agreement with the state Highway about fire plugs and the Fire Department - Heard areport from airport manager Trustee White voted against over 60 staltons from coast to coast omCodl Itt! OQMY Iltropptd In a biOI' tratld but Indeltructlbll block fomlly II Itlrred not regularly checking them." Tim Morris. Morris said that work on the each of the fmal three motions involving ~ (60 into Imotional flux whln the proud matriarch Department, the state will provide paint buOdinQ, min.) It was brought out at arecent trustees airport roof Is complete except for afinal condominiums. TV CLOSEUP: EvangehsHurned daredevll-Marjce U Throuah thl Mogle Pyramid Conclulion. rlCt/vll a$10,000 IIfelnluranti paymtlll, Sid· P&Z eying Gortner miraculously SUrviVed atemble motorcycle aCCI Prlnc. Tut'l brother II polloned ond G.nlral ~ Poltifl', Oaudla McNIlI, Ruby D... 1961 dent while rehearSing astunt for the CBS· TV speCial "Clr· Horembeb ani'll" Tut, (60 min.) WMOVI.: 'HI, Girl ftIday' An aurlporter, cus of the Stars" HIS brush With death~ln which he lost II 'rtcldl. tht " ..loa.,.. Chrillma. retln~y divorud, Is on hlr way 10 mitt her Dlnn" Fr.ddy hal many trioll and PribuJafionl new lovi over Ihl objectianl of h.r.Wllor when Ski Report aflngeHs the second near fatal mishap In amonth In 01 he planl hll holiday dinner. Starring Red fOlt·breaklng dlv.lopmentl tilt hlr 1I01.e lor volvll'1g the show "Dynasty" slar Linda Evans narrowly Skelton, VIncent Price and Imogen, Coco. the nlWI. Cory Grant, ROlOllnd RU"ln, Sierra Blanca- The weather escaped serious Injury when she was attacked by a o lilly Groham CnI'adl Frtd,rick March. 1PAO. fire prevention ::; at Ihe resort is clear, Skiing Chamber investigating VICIOUS leopard In rehearsal Gartner, 35, was tryIng 10 Q CHIPSI Jon and Ponth Invlltigotl 0 III MOVIE: 'UIIl, Giant' Arffonned gongl' conditions are fair, wlth the IChlmt to Iklm hUOI profitl. (60 min.) Ilflrillta cralh high 1OcI1\)'. Edward G. Robin· ride hiS molorcycle around Ihe inSIde of apenlous stunt Oil All Star I'orty tor lurt Itynoldl AIpt. lOll, Mary Altar, H.I,n VlnlOn. 1933 high traffic areas on the upper when, he says, "The light suddenly went out I was 15 cial cII.brity porty honoring 011I of HoUy. en Jim Radltorcf. "rlvat. Invlltlgator mountaIn poori Conditions on feet in the air, revolVing around the globe Sideways. and I wood'i molt popular odofl. (60 min,) mAICNtwI the lower slopes are fair to lost control," recalls lhe former host of NBC·TV's "Speak mIn Storch of.p. 11:00 I1J Anll' Smlltt ond Jou. 01 Sporh Am,rlca good with chairs three, four I Up America" "As I came down the Side. my entire body 11:15 0 St.pp/ng Out- Tht 0.101'. Grow Up building ideas five and the gondola operating lID III 'DUdl Vi'W'fllI' thl Olbolt family five YlOrllallr 01 midtown parking area was scraped raw There was blood everywhere and my m60 Mln"tI. Ih. child"n fOCI adoillClIlC' and YOllog adult daily. Four intermediate right hand was throbbing It was only later thai I 6:30 em '"pit 10 hopl. hood. As might have been expected, coming on The Timberwind plat was finally ap- trails on the upper mountain Tom Kelham Monday sought the mediate future, a parking lot In or ad· good product. the customer will find you." discovered my little finger had been npped off." Gartner 7:00 II 1m Today'. '.1.1. Special o;.nt Nick GIl MOVIE: 'Bl'Iln.lotm' Ayoung mon In lovi the heels of last week's fire at Lookout proved after achange that left fire fighter are open. Frazier'l lob il on the Iinl. (60 min.) feelings of other Retail Merchant' Com. jacent to midtown Ruidoso. was rushed to anearby hospital, where doctors tned un with (I marrild woman plots 10 kal hlf hUlbond .. CHIP$. Jon and' Panch Investigote a Estates condominiums, fire was amajor access through what had been a row of Eagle Creek-Only the mittee members at their noon business successfully to sew the severed finger back on to the and fltun InlOnity. JtfI Hunt.r, Annl Francil, topic at Monday's meeting of the Ruidoso eight units and the relocation of ahydrant. Committee members were generally \dIeml to dim huge proflts. (60 min.) Dona Andriwi. 1965 be~nner's area is open with meeting at the Chamber of Commerce as Kelham said the council members agreed that the first "Friday nlght hand "It was like sliding down a cheese grater," he o MOVlEJ 'All Thot Jan' Oltplt. foUin; 11130 e MOVIE! 'Mary lS" Jillph: AS'trY of Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z). The commission agreed 10 discuss fire conalllOns desCrtbea as very to whether the Chamber should go to the recalls. Sexy Suzanne Somers has had one of the htalth, a Broodway produc" keepl a mad Thl Ilory woman to the thought the suggestion "should come from shopping 'til nine II was pretty much of a Faith' of the tho"" be Plats of several condominium projects protection at an upcoming workshop. good. The snow is all man. village council with arecommendation to rockiest career roads of any blonde In Hollywood, but poe.. choreographing mUllcol numbers, editing mathlr of thl Mlllioh and the man who OVIf' the Chamber of Commerce." He had also bust, but were optimistic that business will o ~Im llI1d trying to rnenOgt hil pertCllOllif•• were included on the commission agenda. Village fire prevention officer O. J. Cuddy made. appoint a study group to deal with the after all the pain and bitterness she stili comes up smll· comt dttp doubtl and ,ndurtd muth obull "talked Individually to each council pick up considerably on the next two Jillico Longe, Roy Sch.ider, Ann RtiMing. befor. marrying htr. Bianchi Baklr, Jeff fall, Members looked closely at each in tenns was encouraged to work closely with the proposition of purchasing, in the im· Ing And that's because husband Alan Hamel IS always 1980. Rated R. member, "regarding off-street parking, Fridays. Co/lttn Dtwhul'II, 1979 of fire protection. commission. ".:.>:-:-::.;:,','.' ...... •_•. there to help her slay sane In what may be the most suc 8 III. WrittIn Q!) LHna,d "pall "We'e going to give more consideration Monday's meeting was the last for P&Z Kelham said, and each expressed the Q MOVIE: 'In Starch of Hiitorlc h.u,' Thl kmo~y opinion that IInow might be the right time cessful mamage 11'1 Hollywood "We have somethll'1g very Q;) Aw. all the time to aperimeter road being built chairman Mike Waldron, who is leaVing "People are just looking right now," Itortling. lrul account of the Shroud of Turin. a 12:Oll1i1 New. Bonito firemen to ~et this thin~ roIlin2." Roger Marshall of Gamble's said, "but I speCIal It's almost a storybook romance that will last piece of doth whtth II lOid to bear the imprel' around these condo projects," said P&Z Ruidoso. Waldron recommended Schuller mNllhfMo' think business Is going to be good this forever." said the sensuous Suzanne, who admits that lion of JIIUI Chrill. John Rubenillin, John A!I MOVIE: 'w.nty MUllon Swttth.artl' member John Schuller during discussion as his successor. m Early ad Although admittlng 'be has "a vested nigh~ even after 14 years together, she's stili madly In love with deMn, Nlhemioh Plfloff. Rated G. Unknown linger rll.el 10 lop of radio hlop be of the plan for Timberwind Con- In other business, the commission: coming Friday and should be Ql) '1'11. Sixth Annual Clro"l .ffht Sltn A COUI.e of sharp IQltnllCoul ond promol". Dick interest" in midtown Ruidoso, Herb terrific by the third Friday." Ala n. TV COIIIPULDO IllMcn INC dominlums. It was noted that one fire - Approved arezoning request on lots 1 to attend l'Griery special fiIltd with spectacular actl, liar· Powlll, Fol O'Brien, Ginger Ra;lfI. 193A Brunell, owner of Timber Trail ring 23 populor lton of lIlevilion, Itage and 12:308 N... hydrant included in the plan might be through 6, Block A, Ruidoso Pine Lodge Photography in midtown, said he believes lCJ'ten. (2 hrs.) mHtaIth .... useless in amajor fire because it was loa subdivision from R·l to C-l for Jean deadlines The committee also requested Ed mlawrtnce W.lk CD MOVIEI'ZtpptlIn' Ayoun; BriHlh IOldi" field program other areas "should be looked al" Jungbluth, Chamber executive director, to II) U.s. Ctltanld, close to a building. Moore. il ulld by till authorltitl os 0 spy 10 galn OCUIS appoint two separate panels from Arnttlcan Trail Village planning and zoning en· - Approved a replat of lots 7and 8, OD 10 the dllol1td plans for Glrmany's zeppelin. It II Atllntlc City Allvl In 7p.m., meeting December 1, at the Brunell said he SUDOOrts "an alternate Chamber membership to judge the annual Elkl Sommtl, M1chotl Yark. 1971 forcement officer Jolm Cupp stated thal it Valley East sulxlivision in the county for Alto Fire Station, Chief Bob Finley en mAll Sta, Porty to, lurt ••ynoldl AIflI" I:00 fJ ESPH Sports Centlf ~ vitaUy important to take terrain into Rick Simpson. announced business for Ruldoso"."ShODDers won't Christmas decorating/lighting contests. ciol celebrity pllrty honoring onl of Hol~. fJ MOVIE: "or",Ztro' ExpiOllvl Itory of a consideration when placing fire hydrants. - Decided to call apublic hearing at its couraged as many of the 31 members of .. would "enhance business for Ruidoso", Judges will select the best decorated , ...... wood'i malt popular ocfon. (60 min.) lieutlnant olttmpting to ltad hil m.n, during the Bonito Volunteer Fire Department as Deadlines for advertising "Shoppers won't fight heavy traffi!." to c.ornmerclal entry. on Decem,ber 17, and {' 7:30 U World TomotrOw He said that although the present village next meeting to esfJlblish zoning of Lot 1, KOI'IOn War, to 0 Itroleg1c h!ll. Richard Conti, can attend the New Mexico Area Field for Monday, December 28, I) 511t11k 'mftw. ROgtr Ebert and Gene Peggie Caillt, Chuck ConnQtl. 1955 ordinance aUows hydrants a 41JO.foot Block 14 in Palmer Gateway for Charlie come downtown 10 shop" he said. fIrSt, second and third place wmners in the Sbktl, movie crilics from rival IlIWlplIpers, Program, which will be held January 3l}. Issue of The News are: , best decorated residential category will be .'~' mCromlt ClrcIt radius, this figure should be halved for !M:ke. I . , ,. provide candid critiqutJ. 1:30 fJ GyrwdlCl: USOf ChGftlplon.hlp. 31, on the Eastern New Mexico University- .. Brunell said the vevitalization of mid· selected on December 21. ,I. D Public Enemlt. areas of steep or rough terrain. - Tabled aplat of phases II and mof o 1y.wIlntll Htw. Roswell campus in Roswell. Display and Real Estate (own Ruidoso does not so much depend on .,:00 ..GIl MOVIE: 1ht GoId,n lal4tn' Roger 2:00 H.w.wltch Engineer Tim Collins, presenting the Carrizo IAldge condominiums pending .'',. :. ' II ads, 5 p.m" Wednesday, Moore and Tilly Savalolltod 0 raid on aNazi· 1& MOVIE: I(oIn &M.btl' 1936. plan, was asked what type of roofing the infOrn1ation on elevations and bUilding The four subjects to be covered by the foot traffic or cosmetic solutions, such as Also put 10 the committee was one held fortress thot hidtl the SIC"t of alortunl in 2l3O fJ NCAA lo.ktIW: Ntvflda-lal VtlO' December 23. ~:~ upgrading storefronts, as it does on the gold. Sllphanie Pow.,., OoYld Nlvtn, Claudia units would have. "Shake shingles. fm types. National Fire Academy, conducting the member's question as to how long a RUIDOSO RADIO AT 1360Khz .t CoRfomlo-lrvln. ::; "individual merchant." Citing Tinnie "lemporary"sign out in front of abusiness Cardinale. (135 min.) 1919 fiMOVII: 'Tht GIa•• fMnolfr\t' Ayoung sure," said Collins. - Approved replats of Vista del Lago twlHlay meeting, are (1) fire apparatus 8 MOVIE: 'In Stotdt of Iflttodc Mu,' The crippltd girl'I mother trIIs 10 ~t htr intI) tht Schuller noted that this type of roofing phases Iand II for TES Investments. purchase and maintenance; (f2) volunteer Classified ads: 8:30 a,m., ;,:ii.· Mercantile's Silver Dollar Restaurant as can stay before it attains "per WITH IkltIling, Il'UI account of the Shroud of Turin. a mold of hlr own gay and graceful girlhood. Thursday. December 24. . an example, Brunell said ''If you have a manent"status, and becomes illegal. p/tct of doth which II Ilrid to brat the imprIs carries a230 percent fire risk increase. He - Approved areplat of Racquet Court fire service mannagement; (3) hazardous :.: Kirk OOllgIos, Jon. Wyman, G.rlnIdt lawt. pointed out that Lookout Estates has condominiums phase III for C. C. Collie. materials incident analysis, and (4) fire .;. slon of JISUS Chri,t. John Rubtnsllin, Jchn An tncf. 1950 Deadlines for advertising ::: • A. P. NEWS ON THE HOUR dlnon, Nthemlah Ptnoff. Rottd G. JlllO • .,.. 0nINtws composItion roofs, which are less likely to - Approved a repJat of Sierra Vista and arson detection. Registration fees for ',' for Monday, January 4, 1962, ',' • JlMIy Jwtntrt .....htItY spread sparks and ashes, He added that Condominiums phase mfor Aztec Joint Alto, Angus and Bonito dispatchers at. ::: • NtwJ 2:30 • Memhtt Stmdl issue: ::: •ANICE VARIETY OF MUSIC more than 1,600 cities have bannoo the use Ventures, subject to proper placement of tending the program will be paid by the ::: ,' , .....'RtIOIution on Solum.' This tplsodt .AlItIhtrUft . .:.. pttHlltI the IIlOII droniotic of 17,000 Voyogtr 4100 ...... of cedar shake shingles, and suggested to fire hydrants. Bonito Fire Department, Finley said Display and Real Estate .•..::: • 'TIL SUNSET EVERY DAY Iphotol and meab lhal ICientlIts art Ilndino eMNlththw Collins that he try to influence developers - Approved alot line variance in Mc· Monday. :..:",:: ',', '0', .~ cIuts to the origin of tht fClI'lh. (60 • U.l.A.M. ads, 5 p.m., Wednesday! not to use them. Carty Sulxlivision for Gail McIntosh. Other topics on Tuesday meeting's ....:::: .' 1lIin.llC1oMd CaptIaned) .CNNNIWI· llWhite Mountain (subdivision) doesn't - Tabled alot line variance request u( agenda include: ::; December 30, :::; Ntws 4110 .,...... :::: .m..... like to approve them Without cedar White Mountain IV pending direction from -:-A vote passed to expand equipment :.;. ',' ".' !J shakes," said Collins. the village attorney. storage facilities, with fire department ~;: Classified ads: 8:30 a.m., :~.::, \, " llFrom an aesthetic standpoint, Ican see - Tabled alot line variance request in members doing all labor themselves. !!! Thursday, December 31. f~: their point, "said Schuller, HBut not from Midway Townsite pending an im· ~D~cussion regarding the purchase of the standpoint of commWlity safety.1I provement survey. afour-wheel drive pumper. :~ ~ ~*.:;:.:;:;:.:.:.:;:;:;:;:;:;:.:~:::;:;:;:::::::;:.:~:.:;:.:.:~:.>:I:.:.:.:':.:':.:.:.;.;,:.;.:.:.:'~ If" Handicapped ski instructors' ... \t\ clinics to begin December 14 \. The Handicap Program Clinic, for in- December 17, blind. Person said the Four-track clinic is instructor. Classes continue on Thursdays \ structors of handicapped siders in this December 18, Four-track amputees only for expert skiers. with at least two for seven weeks. \ ., are~ will begin December 14 and continue (severely hartdlcapped). . .'. years of experience with the handicapped "To volunteer as an Instructor, or for . through December 18 at Sierra Blanca Ski Lift tickets, Person said, will be· ~ven program. Instructors. for the other clinics, further information on the clinic, or the Resort, program director Diana Person to all participants. she said need not be experts, IIwe can use skiing pro~am/' Person said,. 'lcall.me announced Monday, strong ~termed!ate siders," to teach the at 257-7155 after 5p.m." "This Is strictly avolunteer program for other grou~. During the years the handicapped ski The dlinics, in the handicapped building, all instructors," sh~ said. IfPers?ns program has been conducted at Sierra run from 9a,m.·S p,m., daily, with an hour voltm~eerlng ,to be aguide for blind skiers .Skiing instruction for blind students manea Sid Resbrt, Person said, HWe've lWlch break. for the first time must attend both days of begins January 20, with each instructor averaged five skiers per yearenterlng the The schedule includes: instruction, handling an assigned studen£ The classes national races for ~ehand!capped, ThIs is December 14, mentally retarded "Instructors who have guided bllnd continue on Wednesd.ays for seven weeks, .awonde~uI experIence for these students . CEREiRAL PALSY victim Robbie Stroshine, Alamogordo, December 15, Three-track amputees. students before need only attend one of the . Mentally re~tded students w,ilI start and we hope to se~d at ~east that ~ny to learned to ski under the Handicapped Ski Program dnd par December 16, blind, . clinics, December 16 or Oecember 11," skiinR January 21, with each aSSIgned an national competition thIS season, ticipated in notional championship racing events in 1978. \ & ./